(
' -XisS'i" dna;;n tDtii of aMi.rjiwitl be . fogu&in wjie? now op. jftogttjlpdl jjijAptrsonspl
"'N.r.. -''-if- wardcd-to-yW pAdam Cb'siEitpresiii.HcrmanSadt Seye?tjchi.ha
lasting two days, with considerable thus insure themselves the genuine article;
TIRIIOIIOVOII :
SATURDAY,, APRIL 7, 1849.
rgjp,Thc Wilson Committee are request
ed to meet at: Dr. I horn as's. Drug store on
Ved ncsdiy 1 1 th A pri 1 next at 2 p'cloc k ,
'P. M. ' Bu the Chairman.
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' ........
, Town Officers.
On Monday last, Robt. R. Bridgers.Esq.
was elected Magistrate of Police and
iMessrs.John S. Dancy, Joseph II. Bow
"ditch, and Robt. Norflcct, Commissioners
of the town
year.
tn vnn. Vntir nreentanee will.be vour Ollau
found nut vour every .move, and-, if, you. haye hri the advantage,. ,.mM3V ue care,u'-
j- , f :i j v;""';'..lY V lift " " r- vrr rrrtnn
As the insurceni iroops amount iu itw,- rorsaicov rj. ivn.itu.
. . . - I. .. . - .
OOOmenTsjrtif
is difficult; to ascer tain; tb actual, rprogres
of Tarboro' for the ensuing
-; Counterfeiter Arresled.T-W?e learn
from the. Wadcsboro' Argus, that a ...man
calling himself John Gcasley, hailing
from Rockingham county, N. C, was ar
rested and com mi l ted to jail in that p'ace
for .passing $80 in counterfeit $10 notes
on the Bank of Cape Fear, and tfSO's on
the;Bankof the Btatc of South Carolina
These notes were wretchedly -executed, j
lie had also other spurious bills, among
the ni two'' 105 on the Bank of Louisville,
Ky. Fayettevifle Observer.
i " .
i A New Counterfeit Wc learn that a
Counterfeit S20 Note on the Fayetteville
Branch of the Bank of the State, was de-
fail in having Webb liberated, you must
die.
When you get this I will be in Phila-dclphia.-LiberateiWebb
and send him to
Philadelphia, and the jewels, goods and
mon ey -shal 1 be fo rthco m i n g Respect fu 1 1 y ,
R. REESE.
Addressed on outside:' "W.1 Seaton,
Mayor of Washington, D. C.
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ThreateningLeTtcl:r. Wjp. B
Astor, of New York, recently received
certain' threatening lettcrj, stating that un
less he paid over 50,000 his life and p'ro-
Dcrtv were to suffer. A similar letter
was recei ved by Mrs.. A stor. M r . A st or
nlacod th communications in the hands
of the police, wfaa recommended some by
play on his part, and the doposite ofn
pa-ckage to the wilier, which resulted in
the arrest of Franklin G. Bragg, of No. 6,
and Isaac A. Biggs, of No. 21,' Morton
street. Both were committed for exam
ination. Hat. Timesl
of the war , the termination of which seems
still to. be;yery femote. n tJ ;,
x Ferrard , Seized.!-While n Austria is
pushing on the? war in Hungary, she is
not unmindful of Italian affairs. She ha
marched a body of troops upon- Ferraraj
and seized upon the city and levied a fine
upon the citizens of 200,000 scudi, which
she handed over to the Pope. '.- i m
Italy The Revolution iti Tuscany.
The revolulion'of Tuscany is complete.
The Republic has been proclaimed at Leg
horn. -Florence and a Central Italian Re
public has been formed in upon with the
Romans. 1 The Grarid Duke has protested
against this revolution and has -entreated
all ihe powers of Europe to refuse to re
nogriize the new authority, which he de
clares to be a violation of the constitution
agreed to by all parties last year, commit
ted by a few factious men' only.
Rome - A Bonaparte Vice President
The Prince of Canino has been elected
mMCKerrff.
tcctcd in Raleigh a week or two ago. The
signatures ire very good imitations, cx- of unusua! severity. Col. Fremont, whom
Later from Cot. Fremont--Dreadful
Sufferings of his Party. An arrival at Vice President of the republic of Rmc.
St. Louis brings Santa Fc dales to the 2d The Pope after hatting between abdica
of February! The independence Republi- lion and" soliciting foreign intervention,
can contains letters fiom New Mexico, has now, it is said, made an application to
representing the winter there to have been - Austria, and it is confidently stated that
Spain is about to send a division of 10,000
Erom4he MaihelDemocrat, (Saco,)- June;
W istar's 'lialsdm:-A fewda ys ago
Mr. Elijah )yitham, ;f Sanford, in our,
county, being in our office, requested us to
publish, for the benefit of the public, his
testimony in favor of
IVistar's Balsam 'of w Id Cherry
In the fall oflS4G, Mr. W; was attacked
with a vqry bad cold, which continued to
grov' worse till March', when he was con
fined, to the bouse, with little hope of re-
cbvbry ' Hearing vi':r's s ' '
IVistar's Balsam of wild Cherry,
he revived to try it. He soon found re
lief -ind after taking four bottles, was able
to go out and attend to business. ' He as
cribes his cure entirely to the Balsam' and
refominends those who use it to persevere,
even if they do not at once p'erceive "any
beneficial result. We are not in the habit
of writing pufTs for medicines, and only
give this at the request of Mr, W.
' ED. DEMOCRAT.
For sale by Geo. Howard, Tarhoro'.
Hemainingjin thePosf Offiee at Ta.hn
; : 1st of, April iie will kA c UU,bffore,)(l
rost umee a dead letters, 6e'i1
Jobnson II
Barnes JamerHML paJ;rJC.
Um kyJ onatbaaLodge Wm
Braswell'N WH ' IjongAVm n ?:
BonsteinH;vj!LaneA -
Bradley Willie 3 Lane N L Mi
CoUehMrtrorsam Moore Kliiah-
M Miss; Movo II
Freeman S , Mrs Philips S Tv
Fountain Vin Pond Ediv;n '
(.arret t J J Dr . Rum m.... ....
Green Thos W'
Howarfl Wilson
Savage P Mrs
Scarborough B V
Harrison JijIia MMs lV.i ivi t n
uevjer Williams Hr.
MS. M. REDMOND-p. ft
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t ifv nro Annrttroil TK AICma i 1 ISt 3CCOU tl tS Ic ft Oil llis WAV tO CalllOlllla
up, 7. TVetmorciind Fayetteville, are ad- sevcral miles beyond Pucbla, lest one hun
xnirablc imitations. The plate is not cor-'dred and thirty mules in one night. Be
rcct the vignette being an - eagle on the' ingthus left on foot, the party could pro-
ICCU fiW litt 1 ill CI" Ul llll II II U I
were then sent back in search of a settle
ment, and as they did not return in twen
ty days, Col. Fremont himself started on
foot lo look for succor. He reached Taos
right hand instead of a Wheat field. ib.
From the fVithungton Journal.
Conviction of Murder. The Jury in
the case of Robert Hildreth, tried at thej m nine days, traversing, in that time, a
last Superior Court of Richmond County, distance of three hundred and fifty miles,
for ihe murder of William Taylor, in An- Major Bcall immediately dispatched'
son County, on the 15th day of September company of dragoons with mules and pro
last, returned a verdict of guilty of mur- visions for Col. Fremont's party. Col F
der, on the 21st inst. though much worn and emaciated, wiib
ibis hands and feet badly frozen, infisi-
- Conviction of liycr -Hycr, the pugi- cd upon accompanying the relief party
list, who whipped Sullivan, has been. found and did so, .Upon reaching the camp
guilty of assault and battery, and sentenced they found the survivors in a horrible con
to pay a fine of 3700, together with the dition, broken down and starving, and
costs of prosecution, amounting in all to
about Si, 000. ib.
men to aid in restoring his holiness.
(fT'Wc are authorised to announce
j Col. Tubs. P. Alston, of Halifax county
The latest intelligence from Italy states j as a candidate for the office of Brig. Gen.
that the Roman ministry had communica-; 5th Brigade N; C. Militia.
fed to the assembly that a joint inteiven-
tion ol Austria, Spain and Naples is an-
(Q We are authorised to announce Tho-
nounccd. France had not decided what; mas J. Person, Esq. of Northampton
county, asa candidate for Brig. Gen. of the
5thBiigadc, N.C. Militia.
pjrt to take.
Latest from Austria. Latest intelli
gence from Vienna is to the 4ih inst. All
t the capital agree in thinking that many
Mich victories as the AusUuns won at
Oilau, would ere long bring the Magyars
'0 the gates of Vienna.
D; owned '.Five iegrocs, in attempt
ing lo cross the River to Point Peter, in a
small flit boat yesterday, were upset, and
two were drowned. One belonging to
Mr. Sam'I Potter and the other to Mr.
Edward lU.-!Vilmin!ton Commercial
compelled to feed upon the bodies of their
dead comrades One report goes so far as
to say they were all frozen to death.,
iForclflii
BRA XI) RE TIPS PILLS.
THC BEST FAMILY MEDICIXG.
Ladies should use the Brandreth
Pills
(fJWe are authorised to announce
Maj.-M. T. WrciTAKEK, as a candidate for
Brig. Gen. 5lh Brigade N. C. Militia.
MARRIED.
In tbis CouT.tVy on the 3rd inst. by Da-
ine loiiowingts a summary oi uicim- ncs3 sooncn prevalent at this interesting
portant foreign . news received by the period, the Brandreth Pills arc a safe and
steamer Canada. . effectual remedy.
'V Russia.March of the Imperial i ncrc is no medicine so saie as mis it
, Horrid Rape.Wc understand that a Guards ,The Continental news will be; is mo easy than castor oil, and is now
lew nights ago, a rape of the most atro- , vvhh morc than ordinarv interest, and ! generally used by numerous ladies through
cious character was committed in this j fact of lhe hiheit importance. Per
county, on the body of an unmarried white h lhe most gtHking fealure isthe march
woman of rreproachable character, by a of the impcriai gards of Russia from Si.
negro man belonging to Mrs Wilson, liv- Pcler8bur These" men, numbering 52,
ing about ten miles -South of Charlotte. 000 strong, have not quitted the capital
The proof is said to be irresistible, but as since ,83l Th haye proceeded thr0Uj,h
the case is to be brought before the jtli- VVilna io the frontier, and will no doubt
frequently. They will ensure them from
severe sickness of the stomach, and, gen
crally speaking, entirely prevent it. The
Rrniiliflh Pills nrr hirmlra rl'liov
ti p it .i i vid Cobb Esqr. Mr. Theophilus Cr isn to
increase the powers of life thev do not ... , , 1
t .i o i n r i . Miss Elizabeth flrieht.
depress them, remaleswill find them to
secure that state of health which every;
j mother wishes to enjoy. In the costivc-
: Attention! 21 st Uesiment.
,
B V-an Act of the )astr Legislature, pri
vatesas well as Officers arc authorized to
vote for the election of field officers. Now
in accordance with that Act, and by order
from Maj Gen'l.. D.,L. Crenshaiv, I shall
hold an Election, in . Tarboro oh Wednes-
ilnv 'lhf . 1 1 f l-i f A .
j . v "j"' iiexi, ior a
Brigadier. General of the 5th Brigade, ia
place Of Gen'l. Barnes resigned.
: The Officers and Privates of the 21st
Regiment are hereby notified of the Elec.
tion, that they may attend and vote if they
think proper.
The Captains of Companies, will give
public notice of the Election in their set
era! disti icts, and famish me on the day of
Election with their Muster Rolls, to ena
hie me to judge of the qualification of the
voters. . ? HENRY. T. CLJ1UK.
h - CoL 21st Reg't. N.C.M.
March 7, IS 19. : ; :
: Noticei
THE Subscri beri having qualified a j
Executor to the last will and testament of
the late James Thigpen, SenV dee'd, at
the February Term of Edgecombe County
Court, 1S49,. hereby gives notice to all
persons having claims against said dee'd to
cial tribunals of the country, we shall say f fc h po,ition as lo bc able t0 k
nothing more on the subject at this time, y
Charlotte Journal.
1 Hard to Beat. Mr. Micajah Lass iter,
pf Randolph county, aged ninety years,
has twenty living children, sixty-nine
grand children, and fifty-two great grand
children- all living within fiftcen'miles of ( ja? r
in check the disaffected Poles on the Prus
sian frontier, support the imperialists in
the Hungarian struggle,-and assume such
an attitude as shall plainly indicate the in
tention of the Czar to control as much as
possible any disposition to revive the
scene which so unhappily occurred during
A Russian Note has ap
peared in which the Czar declares his res-
nlntmn nf nflliprmfT firmlir tn th trohtv of
a ti r tir i , i . - "r j J
Ilpa nc,,,u,ua. y e .earn ,n lsl5 in(1 any atlempt lo' infrinfio it, he
a gentlemaof.VVashingtQn city called at ; shal, deem cass MlL : - : i
the White House, a few days since, ac- mm . - ifVinr
. ' ., J . . i 1 he entrance ol 10,000 Russians into
comnanicd by his family, consisting of . - , . , .
t ' i J. . . h, j Austrian Transylvania, only evinces the
three sons and six daughters, to nay his i f 4U n- . i h. -n
f ., - n. disposition of the Czar, who assuredly will
respects to President Tay lor. They .were , nQl io an v change in the territo-
received very cord.aUy.-and after shak.nSrj8 districtS of Hally, unless with the- en
hahdsivillvcacli, he turned to the- father! V.,,.,,.. .. i -:.
. . i ili CWIIiJVHV v
add remarkecl:-Mr, you are a rich man
rra nation's strength consists inthe num
ber of:her people, and a parent's wealth in
the number of his children,'? -RaLReg.
' (CJ"The Mayor of Washington city re
ceived through the post office of that city
the following curious epistle:
' IVashingionMarch 20, 1849;J"
' W. Scatbn Sir-For the lait' time an
dfier will be made to you 'for "the release of
Webb Trom prison. Your :i life 1 wllfde
pend upontyour success in the matter.
The moment he is relcased, the Jewels of
the Patent Offipe and also the enlire"stock
of. Jewelry' that was takeV' from I the store
of Eckle, on the 19th of 'January, and 'the
money aad gold" watch" that Wsakcn
'Denmark'.-Thk Schlcswig1 Troubles.
The armistice of Malmo will cease af
ter the 26lh March, ahd the Kfrig of Prus
sia acciares mat nc win no - longer oe
bound byi't.' The' Danes arc ready to re
sume hostilities and are' concentrating
large forces at Kbldtng.f : It w very doubt
ful, . hovyever," whether the
w ilia 2a Th " c6 m e ' to i blows. "We
belliaerents
cannot
DIED,
Tn I lii onntt7 mi 7Ti1iit Iif imiiI
. trr-,, present them for payment within the timo
about seven years, Y iltiarn. , son of Or. i ., Jf t .. . .,, ,
Wm S Baker ' I prescribed by law or v this notice will be
n iuoi;. ji.B i u jplead in bar of their recovery. Also, all
On tho 21st instant, of a short, but se-1 ' . j
. r c r r.u u u- i ' persons indebted to said dee'd are notified
vere attack of disease of the heart, which : . . .
. - . ' i I am I -m. M MA. J I . .,11
il nidtvc jy mtriu, a no iiiauiger.ee
be given. IV M. THIGPEN, Ex'r.
he bore with great resignation, David Out-
their confinement: Dr. wrandreth cn rc- 1 " . . .
c . u sentteman ;-wa extensively known. in all
ter lo-manv of nur first m.vsicians who re- J
. f . .. ... ...... the surrounding counties, as uniirinnr in his
commend us I'lHs io tneir paiients lottie . . ' T
exclusion of all other purgatives, end the- , w. """-f -"" tj
Pills being composed entirely of Herbs or f."-, mcu Succeeueu so we
Vegetable matter, purifv the blood, tnd.ln1amaM!llS ?ouch wealth from so small
carry off the corrupt humors of the body, beS,nmnS- Ht? Ti , ends will be gratified
in a manner so simple as to give every day lu uw,'""" 1,13 oi some e.gu-
case and pleasure.
March 6, 1S49.
Notice.
: THE undersigned at the 'February
Term of Edgecombe County Court, 1849,
having qualified as Executors . to the last
will and testamentof the late. Theophilus
ly or a hundred thousand dollars. . passes : ,i f; . ,
In order to discriminatcbcUveen Truth, ' h,,s k"nn and fr.end, Dr. Joseph j sue(1 lo ,hemi ,iereb nolifv , persons
which is eternal, and conjecture, which is """V m,?aW having claims gainst the estate to present
like a transient vision, we must be guided j """"" r lc' them within the time allowed by law,or
by the light ol experience, lo what
does experience direct? To the free use
J9r. Brandrtth's Pills.
in all cases of bodily suffering. As this
advice!is followed, so will the health
of theVbody be. The' writer has long
used them and has never found them fail
of imparting'relief. In all acute' diseases,
let Brandreth's Pills and mild diet' be
used and the patient will sbon be restored
to good health. In chronic complaints let
the Pills' be used as olten as convenient,
by which means the vitality of the bloodl
Masonic Notice.
THE FUNERAL of our late Brother
Henry FoxhalL will take nlace from his
will be improved, and the crisis will bej ia(e residence on the third Sundav of this
generally brouglil! about; the disease being
doubt that the Darilsh'rightioUhe-iJuch
ies ivill be maintained lirviofate Russia
has refused to admit:the 'Schleswlg Hdls-
tein vessels into hbr' poils rUnles tfh'der
ihclshag. 1:0 ! Uii-n
j Htirigarylftultria'. Severe batttiin
JIungary. The Austrian war in Hunga
ry has proceeded with variable successinldreth's Pillswill kirely do5mOre' tlian?all
lhe south of Hungary. "The Oetmari pop-j thcedtcihes of tha Drtiglstoresforvyour
changed to acute, a few large doses of Pills
and a few days cdnfihement to the house,'
wil 1 cha n ge the ch ron icall y d tseased nd i-'
vidu'd!;to'Vsou'6d mani; Thrs is nd'figure
of the'imagination; it cah be proved by a
thousand matteHofTact nWiir who have ex
perienced it. u Remembeh, all carSesof
diseaseVno mafter whether it be o cold or
a cough; whetherit be asthma or consump
tiohj whether i be rheumafism or pleurisy;
whether it be typus ei' fever-and-agtie, pr
bilious fever;' Cramp or whooping cough or
measles; whether it be scarlet- fever or
small pox: that th6' PillssknownrasilTraii-
month; (the 1 5th instant ) The Members
of Concord Lodge and fraternity general
ly are fnitefriaily invited to attend.' By
order of the W. M. 1 :i u !
Th6 Itevd: Brother JoKifF; 1 Speight is
expected to preach on the occasion' ' :
raefcnfjcrg Medicines. ;
JUSTRECEIVED,! the Graelcnberg
Sarsnparilla' Compound-the ecelebrated
Children Panacea -the Eye Lotion the
HcalthrBittefs-the Fever ancf Ague Pills
H-the-Vegelable Pills, tand the Green
:MoAintain Vegetable Ointment. ' i
! i March 86. )? GEO. HOWARD.
this notice will be plead in bar of their rc
covery. . .
JAMES JVEDDELL, 7 Ejs
ROtiRRRIDGERS,
March 16, 1S49-..." . -.' . ,
For Gonorrhoea, GtEETi, Fluor At
bus, Gravel, 8lc. .
4 , From Mi' Milton Chronicle.
Laurel. Grove, (near, Milton) Jan. 15, 1S48
Dr. Ku hi Dear Sir: ,
We have now been about wven years, Agcn'
for the sale of your ttestorer of thti Blood, and otli,
ei Medicines,' and' are happy' to-state they
given in all cases general satisfaction, particular
ly tUeMissiniah Mixturz Mzi gireu universal
satisfaction, ;o that every onv who has used 1'
haaeceivtt that felief that;yqt guaranlfcd I"
yout directionsa.v Mrt Joms M Vernon, to wnCin
you reevmeridcd your Aromatic. Ejttruct,
RlwMimatisnv bright a boTtlc of- it at 50 Cpnt
and uvnt embrocations cned liini entirely, nt' ,hfl
' ' ' f llv
liseasQ bas nevr rtHrnwl. yoursrcspecUiinj'
j " , KlilBY ANnEB-0
I AgektGEP, fiotrjRDy farboro'; F-
iMarsball,'i!a Weldon; f.
Ct PugbaGasioft KookrVV Hen
ry Goodloe, VVarrepton; P., C. Brown, Louisbwr?,
Joha HBrodie.Prankltoi Louis II. Kittle lhB
xlerson; lit tit Mitche .Uilora, . .
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