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The Tatfhorougfh Press
" By George HdwAitbi J. .
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Advertisements riot eiceediri a square will
iarted at OAl bolldr iWe first irlsf tldrii arid
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tions' required, or they ; Wilt "be i .cdntirtaed Until
otherwise, directed," ana dharel acdotdihgly.
LeUerd -add rested to Uh8 Editor must be past
paid, or they ma not be attehderi.to. . ,
be
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YotiMtcers tor AJregon
MfeniionlrJienniati
jNnticipation of. a War
with England, the indiij
ttafecbm posing' heKht t,
mutrc Baf ialipn are eacr)
itrvd eyrry ' one nojfif
.ed and "waftved to apf
rss"-i)caT (armed as shalk hefer
-Lfc after be directed,) hfefrf
QrteftfiSvrgean GEO; HOWARD, itt
Tarfaoro', and purchase a bottle of
Helves' Li n am (Hi and EliJeif,
which is vvarrinted to cure all the oW ca ?e8
of. chronic -or inft rn rhutoiy K hen mati sm
that have rem Jiinerl. uncn rel np "to the prcv
sent tinbe. T.his wjihout delay, so that idii
may "be in readiness to march, if.called upon
To the Universal Rheuniatic Ilat'auon
Given this da vat Head Quarters by
CO M STOCK 8c CO
Camrhrt riders General.
The above article is sold wholesale hy
Comstock & Co. 2 1 Cortlahdt st. Ne"wVirk
by Geo Howard, Tarboro M. VV es
son,Gaston P. S Marshall, Haliifax B ?n
nett & Hyman, Hamilton F. W. Moore,
Williamston and by one person in every
village in U. Males and Canadas.
March 1 9, 1816
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THE Subscriber offers for Sale a superior
Jlforthern-buUt Curriage9
Made In latest sty le and best materials
' Xeather-top fiflggy
a Cloth-top BUGGY, and a
JRTJEJVT SUMjKJ,
all new, with first rate harness to them
ALSO, a second hand barouche but lit
tle worn and a bttg'z'i, very cheap- War
ness to them. GEO. fJOfVStUIJi
April 22nd, 1846.
Patterson $ Wills:
! August 1845
fOA VEj In Store and are receiving the
-f- following Goods, to wit: " 1 -
60 hhds P. Hied, N. O., St: Croix and
refined UgarS) . j
. &O0 bags Laguira, Rio and Java Coffee,4
' 20 hhds..F. Rico and Cuba molajseSj
pa.rt prime .. ', ;,
1000 sacks L. P., and A! salt,
200 ps. cotton bagging, part sup'r furil.
200. Coils Bale fope . 1
10(300 lJs. Virginia cufed bacon, i.
t)000 Western sides arid shoulders;
250v-wdes.;gt)Ojd and daroaged" Sole
.. .. leather, .;. v ; j
'.; 5b. dot. R Us.se t tipper xo j
. 500 bs. Shoe 'thread V ,. -j.'
150 bis. No. 1 and 2, N Ca, herr'iiigs;,'--100
pox es- Spe r'm a n d "Va 1 1 uw " ca n d les .
apyroy&ii Brands,
;r ' 20 boxes; & bis. hoaf & Crulledl'siigaK.
S bis. superior Pulverised do.
, 100 bags Drop and Buck shot)
100 kegs I). R. iiuvder' ; J i
30 Ipna SWede,an(C; English. IrOrt I
5 bind and hoop - do. f
3 ' v blisfered; German & Cst stfeel,
"250 kegs cut and box" nails,
" lO do. Wells & o. approved axes
50 casks lOndon porter q'ts & p'tS,
10 hhis BalUmbre whiskey,
5o bis. Jo do; . !
50 ' superior Northern A. tirand,
15 N..E Rum, .;
10 Scitp'pernong Wine,
10 dr. casks Tenet iff and S M. do.
pipe superior Old Madeira f .
5 qr casks Port wine,
5 half pipes superior Cognate & Cham
paign brandy tvarraniea genuine,
30 bis. old Monougahela whiskey, ;
2 puncheons bet Jamaica Rum
3 pipes H. Gin
100 nests Iron arid Wood bound tubs,
From the Washington Hepiihlitan.
20 bags pepperj spice and ginger,
and Y. H. Tea,
5 (half chests superior G. P., Imperial
j ; . .. m . .
rninti universal ceieority wnicn injs
m orliAinh Viae irllnDr) in o-t; . v it oon linn
of the country', anil the many astonishing
cures it has rfleced. have established its
efficacy beyond all doubt; as a general
family medicine it has no rival. In all ca
ses of indigestion, bilious fevers, dyspep
sia, liver complaints, sick headache, jaun
dice, asthma, dropsy, piles, coJfC, worms,
disease oi tne Deart, and m air anectipns
of the stomach and bowels, Peters' Hills
will be found a never-failing remedy.
Peters' Pills are purely vegetable, and
so innocent that the infant ol a month
may use them, if medicine is required,
oniy with silety, but with a certainty
receiving all the benefit medicine is capd
or imparting. Females may use them
50 doz Bed cords, btsl Hemp,
100 ; Cotton Lines
100 reams Wrapping paper,
50 " Writing & Letter do.
20 bortes Whittlmore's eniiine Cotton
and Wool Cards,
100 bis. riew City groUnd family flour,
100 S. F. ditto ditto& country,
25 ..'V superior, Cider "Vinegar
100 bushels best Clover seed seUtted
Together wiih other, articles usually
kept in the Grocery line; all of which we
offer for sale, upon such terms as we think
a fair examination cannot fall to approve.
We are agents for the sale of .labez Parker's
Threshing JfJtathineSi
FAN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS &
&ovn Sfjclltra;
Which are sold at the same prices as by
the Manufacturer
We also solicit a continuance of the very
liberal patronage heretofore received in
the way of Consignrfjents of Produce: say
Cotton; Tobacco. Wheat, BaCon, &c. ; and
- PROSPECTUS.
At the so-licilation of many d f thd arderit
friends of the- Democratic cause in this
Congressional sDiatriQt, we have Under ta
ken. to revive the paper formerly publish
ed1 In this place undei the present name.
It will be devoted td Politics, -Congressional,
Foreign and Domestic News; Com
merce and Agriculturej and to the exten
sion and dissemination of general know
ledge and intelligence. It will 'advocate
the same political prinCiples-the pure
principles of the Democratic cause be
lieving them to be the principles by Which
the best interests of the eoUntiy earl be
most effectually promoted, and its welfare
mdst siirejy secured. .
We cannot here eritef Iritd the dtecussidn
of those principles; but, we approve of the
Course and policy df Miv Policy as set fbrth
in. his tnadgural Address and Message.
The proceedings of Congress irt refer
ence to Oregon are dosed. Of the1 prd
priety of Congress passing the resolution
to gie notice td Great Britain addordihg
to the treaty, hardly any one has a.ddiibt.
The recommendation of the President has
been approved by a large majority of bbth
parties. The difference of opinion respec
ted Only the particular form of the notice.
But the effects of either wduld have been
the same. Great Britain can take hb um
brage at this determinatidn; the sdme pow
er was granted to her by the treaty; and it
can have but little effect on the question of
peace or war. Indeed, the adjustment of
the boundary is necessary, in order to se
cure peade hereafter Oar . population is
flowing into that country, and it is the du
ty of oiir government to define its limits,
and to pass the necessary laws for their
protectiori. ?
With regard to the extent of odr 1 claim j
we say that we should maintain what is
right: If our" right efctemds td the parallel
m 54 4b, Congress should be satisfied
with nothing less; but if it Canndt be in-
disptitably rridde out as far as that, we will
cheerfully acquiesce in oiir just pdrtidri.
The full discussion df our rights will be
sti tiltion and in direct dppositidn to - an
express declaration that rid rildre revenue
shall be raised than is sufficient to; support
the govefriiriertt economical! vadmlrilstered.
On . the . same principle we. are Opposed
to an extended System of internaL im
pcovements except in reference to the bet
ter. iletenee and protection df the country.
tt has a tendency to increase the expenses
of the govern mentj ilnd -hence! to" create a
necessity for a high tafitf. We are in fa
vor df this measure Only as fai . as the proT
rridtidrt of the intei'estjs df the 'navy re
quire it, but no farther. i f
.The. necessity of a Treasury' for the safe
keeping and proper disbUrsenient df the
public money is ackndWledged by all. Of
the beneficial effects df this measure: in re-
gulating the currency and establishing it
on a safe foundation, we Have; rid dddbt.
The Cdnstitutidn expressly declares this
power to be the- prerogative df the general
government. It js high time that we re
ceived the benefit which the measure will
undoubtedly produce.' .
We shall endeaVof td Conduct all the
discussions df political matters irt a fair and
-! - intdidtt &pivL H '
Arkansas, H reg. 739 horse, 333 foot, 117a
Mississippi, 1 "
Alabama, r i;;a
Georgia, 1 a
Tennessee, & u
Ketttucky
ring all the critical periods df their ies.
refers-Pills will insure their health and
produce regularity m aH the functions of
Hie.
KJ Price 25 and 50 cts per box.
sale in Tarboro, ' by
bid
not
of
ble
Hu-
For
GEO HOWARD, rfgetil
I arboro , Aug: 18, IS45. '
Perfumery, Soaps, Sfc.
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HTf HE subscriber has just rjeceived 'rrH
supply of the following artic es,
Fine Wrndsor, Almond, Rose, t rans-
pareTitf Ital fa n C he-m kra I yCas tile & Fan t y
'': : f ' ' ;
Cologne, aw assort ed PER FUMES:
Macassar and BearVofls, &c., &c!
Compound Chlorine Tooth fVash, for
preserving the teeth1 fiom decay,,. pro?ect
ing the gums,- &c. ' : . jr
' Alsoy some Cigars . '- '
All the above articles will self on he
lowest possible terms.1 ' f ' 1
other kinds
Produce '24 per cent A IsoJ the receiving
and forwarding of Merchandise.
The Unparalleled popularity of
Hay's Liniment,
a surety of its virtue the genuine
Hay's Liniment has cured over tweniy
thousand cases of PI LE in the United
States. 1 1 is the only article Used and pre
scribed by the Faculty of -New York, nd
it is recommended by every Physician1 in
i he country who has used1 i or seen its ef
fects otr others. The genuine has Corn
stock & Co. 's name on eeh wrapper.
Sold wholesale by Comfstock ,& Co j 21
Cortlahdt st. New York by Geo. How
ard. Tarboroi-M Wesson, t.aslon-fF.
Marshall. Halifax Bennett & Hyman,4
Hamilton F. W. - Moore, Williamston
and by one person in every tillage in V.
Stales and Canadas; March 1 9, 1846.
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Indiana
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In Cdnfdrmity td the abdve, Got. Gra
Tiairl has issued the follbvvirig:--
JBi hi Maictlltncy Wrk. A. Grahams
Captdih Gcntrttl tind Commander in
Chief ' of the Mliitik ojr the mm of
North CdtOlimi 11 : ' " ' -
Whet-eas, Under- the provisions a j tha 1
act df Congress, entitled "An act pro ti
ding for the prdsecUtipa df the .existing
War, between the United States and thd
flettUblie df Mexico approved l3th df
impartial manner; having tor dur dbieCt May, inSt., the President df the -United
pursue. Lay
nd tiruleride df
be paid tq, the
reserved for some future occasion But
we believe that Mr. Calhoun has clearly
proved our title to the whole. It is foun
ded on the Spanish treaty, upon priority of
pledge ourselves to be unwavering in our j discovery arid exploration and continuity
terms of Commissions, as we place all on of territory, a principle which the British
an equal footing. Say fijly Cents per government has Jong since admitted, arid
naie jor motion, anu an otner kiuus, o. , - H -
"4 "
We are opposed td the present tariff be
lieving it to be unconstitutional in itself:
and unjust and unequal in its provisions.
The tendency of the policy of all govern
ments seems to be towards free trade.
High protective tariffs have been found to
produce effects exactly contrary to thefex-
peCtatitfris of the advocates of that system.
Only permit the activity of our people- to
develop itself tmshackled by restriction?
on commerce, arid we will challenge com
petition vith the world. The only tariff
we know is a tariff for revenue; and as"
such the lowest rates Capable of producing
the required amoant of revefnOe to meet
the expenses of go vern men t, sftoiild be Je
Tied. Great Britain has, at last disc'oter'ed
what fs her rea! advantage; her artificial
system is giving way, and one founded ort
a different principle, that of low doties
substituted in its stead. , '
In cftmnectfon with th'e tariff we wottld
wpeak of the distriTjution of the proceeds
of the pvblie' lands. Tbis- measure is so
closely allied terthe high protective tariff
that we cannot but ' Consider one the con
sequence of the other. The rreal objeci
and effect of the measure is; to create 8 "er
ficiency i;rr tne feteniie', and eorisefquentiy
a necessity for a high tariff. The' proceeds
of the Public Lands are a par f of the reye
nue; and they snotfld be applied to hieef
the expenses -of , the government to ren
der the taxes, indirect as well as direct,
less burdensome to the people. This is its !
only legitimate object. We hold the mea
sure to be unconstitutional ho such, pow
the discovery df trutb and exjIdsUre df er
ror, Under whatever Covering they may be
concealed. A liberal arid riibderate CoUrse
in regard to pdlitiCS, is the rridSt iriflueri-
tial; and sUch we irtterid td
ing aside all the aCrimdriy
party, we prdpose to ourselves ari dpen
and conciliating CdUfse.
Particular attention Will
commercial . and agricultural interests; a
correct arid full list of the shipping will be
made but as late as pdssible; arid the mar
kets reviewed weekly iri this arid the prin
cipal marts ef the CoUntry; thUs atfdrdirig
every facility td the merChant'arid prddU
cer td take advantage df the best and ear
liest markets. ' ,
The foreign arid DdriiestiC tiews Shall
receive special attention, j Our relatidns
With foreign Countries are daily becdrnjng
more important; and Whatever transpires
in them is df interest td this cduntry. Fhe
events now passing in the southern-half df
this Hemisphere haVe attracted much atten
tidri; eter'y thing CdnCerhirig them Shallbe
cbmmUriicated as early as possible.
The present seSsidri of Congress Is Sri
Iriteresting One, from ihe importance df
the subjects end er diScusSidri. The (jro
ceedings of Congress Will be given in a
cdndenSfd fdrm; sb as to exhibit at dnCe
the proceedings of each hduse every day. .
A portion of the paper Will be devdted
to news df all kinds interesting to Odr pat
rons; and a portion df It td the light litera
ture of the day -to the ad varvSes made in
States hath made a requisition on thb Statii
df North Carolina, for dne Regiment df
Infantry .VolUnteerS, to be enrolled and
held In readiriess, for muster into the er
vice of the tjiiited States,11 the said ItegU
Hienttd comprise 10 Cdmpanies each ddttf
SiStirig df ... v
,1 daptairi,
1 First Lieutenant,
1 SeCdnd Lieutenant
4 Sergeants,;
- 4 CorpdralS,
)j Musicians
; 64 Privates. ;- . .
And bdngtuliy aSUrgd; that;'thfe" dUzgft;
soldiers df , the State, afe ready tf mfict
this Call to patriotic duty vvith prrJmph
riess and alacrity, 1 dd irerer3y etijoirt arid
sdlicit that lO cdmpanies 6f f olUnteciS,
each df the numbef and with the Officer!
aforesaid, be as Soon aS practicable btm fed
and Enroled, to the end that they may bd
returned to the Secretary df War, a4 ready
to be mustered in to the ser vice of the titiU
ted States. ; No private Of ribh-cdmmis-sidned
dfficer can be feceived "Whd h cp
parently over 45 of under 18 year3ofagC,
and Who is riot in physical strength arid
Vigdr." jjterjr cCfrHpanjr WhCil the td
quisite riumber' Is erirdlled, Will be eriti
tied to elect the company officers; and
Field OflBcefs Will he appointed fbf the fic
ginierit by the time Of the odmplem.ent cf
the enrolmeriti . . - r : : j;
As sodn as afiV eamijany mdV fee c6rii
! pleted; as Vafeove set 'forth, the ' Captairi
knoWledge-td every diScpVery made In j thereof will make ; repott W me Adjutant
scienceand etery Useful InVeritldn in the General. If a greater' htirnfeer of Cdmpd-
drts.
With these remarks We Cldse': the Vessel
is launched Unon the exertions of the
niesor tfleri oe omtta man tnai requires
a selection tit those (e'tidefed will he madd
j by Idt; ; OfSarly information is , desired, . tQ
it td its destiny.
W. K. GULlClC.
Just Received,
By the Subscriber j
A LARtiE ASSQR I M KNT Swedes,
-yr- American and English Iron,
German & cast Steel, cut & wrought Nails.
Castings, consisting of ovens, pos, spiders.
r . . . . . .. . : I
skrlrets tea kettles, andirons, can aiu
wanon boxes ploughs, points & heels,
Spades, long; handled, shovels, hoes,, trace
and halter chains, suisy spi rugv
Turks IslaFKl salt, blown & ground sa-lt,
White lead, linseed and Hain oil, -
8 x 10 and iO X 13 windovglass putty.
ALSOa very large & general assortment o
GROCERIES,
Hardware and Ctlery, f
China,' G las , Crockery and Stone ware:
For Sale on accommodating terms..
JJ2$. fVEDDELL.
uemocraiic. party, oi mis district u ue-rbf f communiCatea to ineyidjuiani tirencrazj
pends. Whether she shall nobly outride the ' of the progress of the enrol rerit And Ml
Storm' and lite to future iiWfulneis, ot Ite j IvlJlitaty Officers of the State will eztft3
wrecked on the shdals of disappointme gen
We shall use every eer't?on tfti titir part ; rally td those under their command ttiZi
to gi ve general satisfaction j to otf r' patfdriS, ' all whd dul v estimate the hofidf of their
and With the hope of scrceess we Cclmfn It ! c'ontrt ad are- inclined td r'ally dfotf riul
her Jianrier, in thia Crisis, may he aiidrdcd
the opportunity to VOitfriteer theif izfyiccz.
diVen titide? thf. haiidj Utid Uitmtd i itli
i v the Cf resft eal of the Sute of; JNorth
X.SLj.Caroliha;.at the City df Ilaleigh, thb
, 22nd May, A. D. 1846, and of (silt
Independence the 70th.
h WILL. A. GtiAiiAtL
- fiy his Excellency command
- MiLLtA&tittJti, Secretarjr of SiZiS
Washington, May 13th,
Military j4rrangemenis.'-We find iri
(the Unions Circular from the Secretary of
War td the Governors1 df the several
States', Calling u pom them to organise the"
following : ntfmher df trdops
Volunteers to be enrolled) but not tailed
into service uniil Ur t her orders L
Maine, 1 regiment of fool, -777" 1
New Hamrishirtf. 1-2 do 3P0
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Massaehisett8, i
; Rhdde isUiidf t 12
Connectictfty 1-2
"Vermont 1-2
New-Vdrk - 7
New Jersey 1
Delaware, - 1-2
Pennsylvania4,
Maryland1
Virginia?,
; North Carolina;
.South Caroling
' LotfisiaiiaV '
Michigati-
"'fowa, :
-Wisconsin?,
Alabama, 1-2
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1-2
do 111
do 390
dd 390
do 390
dd 5499
dd 779
do 590
0 dd
2 do 1534
3 dd 2331
do 777
dd 777
dd 1554
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4dr S9a
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do 390 t-l
t
Spirit of the PeopUln enrit:::
dpwafdft o? 6000 VolUtfteefSf hflte zXttzdy
oSered their Services td the' GtitefnCfj hz
ing twice' the :ndmbef of VoltintCers tilled
for by the Federal Gderrim6iil iii ikl
cdafMof tWdweeksV r : ?' '-. , -
In Missbtf rf i 1he Si lidiJf tegJo'tf,- ttt
sisling of eight' Voldfttefef tfdmariies em
barked dn board the Convdjr featfcn
the gSd Inst.fof 'eW Orleans and "the cczt
of war. Just before they 'euihzritdf 0th
Camo-ell received letter frort- Gbf. Id
wards then r fn Washington, stin thst
ths Teqatsifion df Gen. Gaines oiir 1.1
ti ' hadKjfeen approved bylfcre Pfticcntj
and that the oQTite6i Who hadvCr.cu
would tm tetir&' tThe ffeidiit dz:U
redi hdwever that alt Who had ni,zizzrz
shouhT be detijned for the ipdith la
. , GEO HOfVARVk
er bein delegated to Congress bhe Con-
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