North Carolina Newspapers

illllllinillllllltimnnilllimimminmiim lit Iftii Bi H tun ImBIIH m flip Ml mm HI iMtei H k. :'S'. ;; Tarborough, Edgecombe Coimtyr Saturday, July 1, 1818. Vol. XXIII. JV&: 7 . BY GEORGE HOWARD, JR. . Is published weekly at Two Dollars per year if paid in advance or, Two Doilaks and Fiftf Cents at the expiration of the subscription year.' Advertisements not exceeding a square will be inserted at (Xve Dollar the first insertion, and 25 Cents for every succeeding one. Longer ones at that rate per square. Court Orders and Judicial advertisements 25 per cent, higher. State of North Carolina. Ichabod Moore, vs. Benjamin C. D. Eason, Original Attachment In Edgecombe County Court. State of Xortii Carolina Palsy Holland, v vs. Jno. Holland, Epenelus'HoIIand, & James Stallings and Martha Ann his wife, heirs at law, and devisees of the late Da vid Holland the two first being non residents. Petition for Dower In Edgecombe Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May Term, 1848. nPlIE defendants, John and Epenelus Holland, are hereby notified respec- Quarter Session?, tnd that unless he ap- tively that unless they appear at me next term of said Court, to be held at the Court House in Tarboro', on -the fourth Monday of August next, and then and there plead, answer, or demur to the petition of plain tiff, judgment pro confesso will be enter ed against them, and the cause heard ex parte so far as they are concerned. By Order of said Court May Term, A. D. 1843. JNO. NOR FLEET, Clerk. Joshua Speight, vs. Benjamin C. D. Eason, Original Attachment In Edgecombe County Court. Both cases returned to May Term, 1848, of said Court, with the following return of Sheriff: 'Executed by summoning Wyatt Moye and R. S. Adams as Garnishees May lst,184S." IP HE defendant, Benjamin C. D. Ea- son, is hereby notified, that both the above cases were returned at May Term A. D. of Edgecombe Court of Pleas and Fare Reduced. rMIE Stage Fare from Rocky Mount to Washington is reduced to $5 or, From Rocky Mount to Tarboro' 1 50 " " Sparta 2 00 " " Falkland 2 50 " " Greenville 3 00 " " " Paclolus 4 00 " " " Washington 5 00 44 Tarboro to Sparta v ov " 44 Falkland .1 00 " 44 Greenville 2 00 pear at the next term of said Court, to be held at the Court House in Tarboro', on the fourth Monday of August next, and then and there replevy and plead to issue, judgment by default final will be entered against him, and the debts due from the Garnishees as confessed by them, con demned to satisfy the plaintiff's recovery. By Order of said Court at M:iy Term, A. D. 184S. JNO. NOR FLEET, Cleric. Stale of JSTovlh Citvolinu. It. & II. Belcher, vs. Benjamin C. D. Eason. Original Attachment In Edgecombe From the Raleigh Flag. Whig National Convention Gen. Taylor Millard Fitmore. Our readers are aware of the nomina tion of Gen. Taylor, by the Federal con vention, on the fourth ballot and of course, cannot be surprised at the decided unanimity on the part of that august body, after the prediction of the Taylor papers that the convention had only to assemble, and whisper th3 name of 'old Whitey,' to secure his nomination by acclamation. Such, however, was not the case; disorder and confusion marked the proceedings of the convention from its organization to its adjournment and on the FOURTH bal lot, amidst low murmurs and loud oppo sition, Gen. Taylor received the nomina tion. Mr. Chy's admirers were uncom promising; New York voted 6 for Tay lor, 13 for Clay, and 17 for Scott; Ohio gave Taylor ONE vote; Pennsylvania cave a mnioritv against Tavlor: and County Court North Carolina did not 'forsake the old Returned to May Term, IMS, with the;ir,an Gf Kentucky in this his seventh trou- fulhuvmg return ol Mu nll : " I l)Ci hlc one mourner follow ed him in his re within attachment was this day execu-j tircmrnt to the shadrs of Ashland; Mas ted by levying on a certain tract of sachusctts, Mhc ll'Iug .Banner State' land, formerly John ThigpenV, adjoin- RnVe Taylor ONE vote and openly ing the lands of William Y. Moore, ' denounced the nomination; 'Vermont, the Iftirrcll or Allen Uay, anl lcvi liar- f,xcd Stir of whiggrrv :d rcii UK) acre, uc-mu wmv mui v. j gave I'fiyior "Tinu less May 1st, IS IS." Scott and Clay. rmiir. dofttndant. Bcniamin C. D. Eason. On the motion to declare Tnvlor the For scats, &c. apply to H. Wiswall, JL .? hcrctjy notified, that the above At- unanimous choice of the convention, a tachmcnt was duly returned at May term, heated and angry discussion ensued. The ISIS, of Edgecombe Court of Pleas and ' Ohio members offered a resolution that Quarter Sessions, and that unless hebe'the nomination be not declared unani and appear before the Justices of said mons, unless Gen. Taylor should pledge Court nt the next term thereof, to he. held . himself in support of Whig principles, .it the Court House in Tarhorough on the Mr. Allen of "Massachusetts, "believed Jin Important Cure by Dr. Jayne's J1L rourth ji0ndav of August next, and then that the whig party was this day dissolv- ter alive. We have been informed by Mrs. Ma- mCnt by default final will be entered , Gen. Taylor wuuld pledge himself to car- han, (a grand-daughter of old Gen. Wayne) Uainst htm, and the property levied on ry out Whig principles no extension of that she suffered for a numberof years from ' condemned to be sold to satisfy the plain slavery over fice territory, protection," the growth of a large Goitrous Tumor, ! tj(rs recovery. &.c. he would support him. At this stage which besides great deformity, produced By Order of said Court, at May term, 'of the proceedings, the chair interfered, both a difficulty of deglutition, and of a j 134s cy ; that he. is not capable, and prefers to see some other person president In his letter to the Richmond Republican, he 'jumps jinvcrow!' Whew! only joking! no notion of giving way to Henry Clay, or Henry-any-body-clse! I am a candi date on my own hook I defy you all!" Gen. Taylor is without political senti ments, but believes the Whigs come near er carrying out the doctrine of Jefferson than the Democrats; and therefore, he "is a .whig, , but not an ultra whig!" and therefore, the Federal party, have nomi nated him upon the generous hope o el ecting him on his military popularity. But the age of humbuggery is past; the days of 1840 are too fresh in the memory jof the. people; the parade of model log-' cabins and. caged coons, t long handled gourds, hard cider and patent Indians, will never be forgotten; Principles were laid aside and the lamented Harrison was rode into office astraddle the principles of a cider cask! Thus, it can never be with the present aspirant -Zachary Taylor will never be President of these United Stales. Millard Filmorc of New York, we in troduce to our readers, as the Federal nominee for Vice President. We assert, without the fear of contradiction, that this man Filmorc, is in favor of a U. S. bank, high tariff, opposed to the war, and an ab' oliiionist of the first grade! and we px- pect to -prove, at a future day, that he has acted a conspicuous part, as the friend of ways there' un uiai 1 uvivrL'irn loan was bid for in the name of 'Corcoran & R'ggs, for themselves, Baring, Brothers & Co., of London, end others,' at a premi um of S3 2-100, the premium, offered .by them above par amounting to $4S3,200. They: were the highest bidders for about Si 4,000,000; the remaining 2,000,000 bringing a premium ranging from 3 3-10O to 4 5-100. The total premium realized is about half a million of dollars. When we compare this result with?the loss of forty-six millions of dollars by discounts on the government loans during the war of 18 12," as. shown by-.the- committee6f ways and means in their jeport to Con gress of 1830,. and the sale of one and three-quarter millions of dollars of our , U ni ted States six per cent." twenty years ago stock at a loss, by discount, of 2&t per cent, as late asj 842, in time df profound peace, the premium of half amillion oC dollars realized on the present loan must be a subject of universal congratulation by men of all parties throughout the coun- The following letter, from Gen. Cas4! himself, is a sufficient refutation of thft calumny of federalism: ' f"' New York, Dec. 17, 1842. My Dear Sir: I have received your let ter of this day, and have ho difficulty in giving a prompt and unequivocal ansvver to the questions you present to me. I am a member of the democratic party. and have been so from my youth. I was emancipation! Southern men beware of rst called into public life by, Mr. Jeffer- this Wilmot proviso candidate! North Carolina Delegates in the Whig National Cojiverition.r-Xohn M. Morehead and John Keir for State at large; 1st district, N. W. Woodfin; d,'N. L. Williams; 3d, Edmund Di berry; 4th, Wm. R. Walker; 5th, C. H. Wiley;. 6th, Daniel B. Baker; 7th, George W. Hay wood; 8th, Edward Stanly; 9th, David Outlaw. son, thirty-six years ago, and am a firm believer in the principles laid down by him. From the faith as taught and recei ved in his day, I have never swerved a single instant. - - With great regard, I am, dear sir. truly yours. LEW I CASS. Hon. Mahlon Dickersoa , Carlisle, Pa., Fatal Occident. A. recruit named Dawson, a native of North 11 l-- - r. Washington Goold Hoyt, Greenville or to GEO. HOWARD, Tarboro February 1, 1843. DrJavnc's Family Medicines. r l- 1 11 1 . The votes of the delegation were cast Carolina, was Kiuea mis morning ny a C5 I 1 . 1 r 1 i 1 ' - a. uiou irrm nis nnrsp wmm pnn nv mm iu waiei. - Colonel Hay has just received orders from Washington to discharge all the .re cruits enlisted for the war now in garrison here. Presidential candidate: Taylor. Clay. First ballot, Second do. Third do. Fourth do. G G 7 10 5 5 3 1 Scott. 0 0 1 0 From the Union. From Martinique. Wc obtain fromt Captain Welch, of the bark Merlin, from St. Thomas, some additional particulars of Official News of the Ratification of the insurrection at Martinique, intelligence the Treat? of Peace with Mexico. WeOt which was brought here by the steamer breathing. Indeed, she says, the pressure upon the wind-pipe was so great, as to prevent her from sleeping in a recumbent position, and often suffocation appeared in evitable. She also laboured under severe JNO. NOtl FLEET, Cleric, publish the following despatch from our commissioners, communicating, in an offi cial to our Secretary of Stetc, the ratifica tion of the treaty of peace with Mexico. City of Queretaro, May 25, 1S4S, 9 o'clock, p. m. Sir: We have the , satisfaction to in form you that we reached this city this Great Western from Bermuda.' His ac count is as follows: The brig Fox arrived at St. Thomas from Martinique on the 28th May. The. captain reported that on the 2 1st tilt, the negroes revolted, and at the date of his sai ling, the 23d, held undisputed sway over all parts of the Island," excepting Port Dr.KUHIAS Jlbyssinian Mixture. indisposition from Liver Complaint and ' Fon GoNOrtntlffiA, Gleet, Fj.uor Al- Jaundicc, with a horrible train of nervous bus, uravel, &.c. affections, for which she used Dr. Jayne'sj Alterative, which she took regularly for .Letter from Dr. James R. Callum. dated six or seven weeks, with occasional doses j Milton, N. C. August 14, 1S47. of his Sanative Pills, her health was com-!pr. j. Knhl Dear Sir: pletely re-establised, and now perceiving j Your medicines have given entifo satisfaction some diminution in the size of the Goit- in this section of country, the Abyssinian Mixture rous Tumor, she was encouraged to specially, is highly approved of, it has never fail- . P d, 1, . ! ed to cure in every case. It sells like hot cakes, persevere in the use of the Alterative, until u . ,J . , -. . , j . f c 1 1 have never had enongh to supply the demand. every vesuge u. ue uaimu. . luuiu, v wilt nlense send me a lame supply of it as ----- j- C3 and announced the next business in order, to be the ballots for Vice President. There were thirteen candidates for this nomination, and among other names, we u., v. r .UJ ities, offered no resistance, and remained ml J J f ; a - j ? 1 j 1 - afternoon at about S o'clock, and that thej Ryali lhe tr00Ps by order of the author-: entirely removed. Wq cannot speak too highly of this im portant preparation of Dr. Jay ne, and for the sake of suffering humanity, hope that it may become more generally known.- Public Ledger, Worms! Worms! Worms! To remove those troublesome and dan gerous inhabitants of the stomach and bow els, which so often impair the health and destroy the Jives of children, use Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge, a certain and safe prep aration for the removal of the-various kinds of worms, dyspepsia, sour stomach, want of appetite, infantile fever and ague, and debility of the stomach and bowels and organs of digestion. It is without ex ception one of the best preparations iti the world. Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Phil delpbia, and sold on agency by GEO. HOWARD. Tarboro', Nov. 9,1847. soon as you arrive at home Yours, respectfully, J. P. CALLUM, Milton Drug Store. From the Milton Chronicle. Laurel Grove, (near Milton) Jan. 15,1848. Dr. Kuhl Dear Sir: : f yt We have now been about seven years. Agents for the sale of your Restorer of thi Blood, and oth er Medicines, and -: afej.npy to state they have given in all cases general satisfaction, particular ly the Abyssinian Mixturt ha's giveii universal satisfaction, so that evefy one;-Wtt?t-1i0. used it. has received that relief that you gua"ranteed. in vour directions. Mr. James Mi Vernon, to whom you recommended your Jlromatic , Extract, for Rheumatism, bought a bottle of it at 50 Cents, and two embrocations cured him entirely, and the disease has never returned, Yours, respectfully, KIRBY & ANDERSON. AgentsCEO. HOWARD, Tarboro'; ?. S Marshall, Halifax; James Simmons, Weldon; C. ; Purh, Gaston, E. Cook, Warren ton; Hen ky Goodloe, Warrenfem; P Brown, Louisburg ilohn H. Brodie, Franklin; Louis H. Kittle, Hen; der3on; Ri Hi Mitehell, Oxford. May 10 notice those of Robert C. Winthrop ai Abbot Lawrence, of Massachusetts, notd- rious abolitionists. On the second ballot, Millard Filmore, of New York received the nomination. This choice was made to appease the wrath of the New York delegation; but they, together with the Massachusetts and Ohio delegation be came excited and quite belligerant. Who are. the candidates of the Federal party, for President and Vice President? General Z. Taylor, we all know; he has acted well his part on the battle fieldsj as a military character, he is eminently ...t-' i iL. : a:. i ITnitPd Stntos nnssnd ihn MpTinan. Srnatft WIC u,e rge.u ui mcu uiuu I - i r about the hour of our arrival by a vote of 33 to 5. It having previously passed the House of Deputies, nothing now remains but to exchange the ratifications of the treaty. At about four leagues from this city we were met by a Mexican escort, under the command of Col. Herreia, and were es corted to a house prepared by the govern ment for our reception. The Minister of Foreign Relations, and the Governor of the city called upon us, and accompanied J ! . .1 : u u 1 1 l 1 ,. .. .... i c . us iu uiimcr, which .iiiey uau mcviuuwv distinguished; in command oi an arm-,; ' J 1 J now of no one who has displayed 8 . , i -l,:n u., n. nt,' r cenicu, uvcrv lacuiiy auu iiuuur nave uccu more coura2e and skill hut, as Lniel Z i , Executive of this great nation, we know 'offered us, and Sr. Rosa, the Minister of ! t?niainri Palnfinn. rloci ras lie tf tfltr tVkal nnnn cr IitiiA niinliliP.d tor tnat sinlion. i " ' ..w..v-, n , . ..!r..: .1 He, as a manufactured statesman, is.un . . c . Tt ., , t decided, full of inconsistency a mere ... ... t 4, , . i .u u i p ,i0.;.,;r We will write to vou again shortly, and .w. ... - n-.-o - . , .i .u.. .i more ai lengin, as mc cuurier is on me gogues, to effect a party triumph! Every Democrat can see this and every honest whig boldly disclaim him as their candi date. He first declares to the Mexicans The man-of-war officers, (French) on lan ding,' were obliged to wear their badge, (tri-colored ribbon, with a chicken-cock attached.) They massacred some few white families, who were inimical to them, besides burning 15 or 20 houses, the first day of the revoltj, since when they have committed no further excesses. They offered no molestation to the A merican vessels in port, but allowed their boats to land or leave at all times, while- French and others. Were not allowed' ashore after sundown. . - . 2 C'apt. W. also teports that the morning- he left the alarm conchs were blowing irx all directions, and the mountain roads and approaches to St. Pierre were literally co vered with negroes, marching from the plantations upon the city. N. Y. Journal of Com. point of departure. The city appears to be in a great state of exultation, fire works going off, and that' the war was brought on . them', and : Vnds mMc :Paradin8 in W direc- t 1 t ... u-. : . i lion. aCKnOWieugeu oy us uiai 11 vua iucog- nised by Congress with perfect unanimi ty, and gives them to understand that it was a just war, waged against 'Mexico Tor repeated wrongs and insults. To the in quiry now made, 'do you believe' the war just on our part?' he answers, "war is to be deprecated at all times!"; In his let ter to J. R. Ingersoll, August 3,- 1847, he disclaims all pretensions to the Presiden- We have t'.ie honor to be, your obedient servants, - A. II. SEVIER, NATHAN CLIFFORD. . Hon. James Buchanan, Scc'y of State. The Treasury Zoan.The Washing ton Union Of the 18th inst says: "The to tal amount bid was g30;333,l4O, nearly every dollar at a premium. The holf Cleansing the TeeM.Take a stiff tooth brush, without any kind of wash or powder whatever, . and rub it till yon bring about a thick, frothy saliva, which is the best solvent for the teeth that can possibly be made. r.By the constant use of this two or three times a dav the teeth will assume. a beautiful pearly whiteness, and at the' same time all disagreeable odor wilj be removed from' the breath, and a pleasant taste left in the mouth. , v The above is from the lectures of Pro fessor Dudley, of Lexington, Kentucky,, the utility of which, all who-have tried it, Iran ;'let.