jj iaii i ' ' "'rnr rt9rrr H iv H-l-lT
t - ' "J . " ! 11 !!
1 I i , ( t --J v ""
cd incviUbly fatal to him ilwnms weapon noon; WqgTOre ? JXPC?X ft.'H. nf rcVs'sar ' C ivi
Fib."" .tr e
5 i" israx
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ATVtlMAY. MAY 10, V849.
Sterol &nd Fjr&htt
WMRW&W.M'jWra. 8 to 12' of Btadfcth'9
standing: it is to be hoped thai .ne wiii,iearn irom nir. 6 - -....- ---- - ,
..? i .... ii .l..,. cnrnin lha. of wool, will -bcl rtlU w-one monin. v.ipe.i)isjciiBp,Au.
UTwWT iupDly D,Bradrelh, dated 8th February. 1847.
.ir-. 1 ' .iQ,1 fnn camp lime. oe careiui you uu uui ci a i-uuu er i
1 iiiiir 1171 1 r 1 I'M ill 1 m. 1 ii . 1 1 11 A j 1
itsy 1 1 1 iiuiu J
' . . ...... !
i Tt. WAthct ariwg the present week
AfcikU MaT. t ra and a havS
fVt nrsvAitaU tendering hi
tin uk faes; &c
Vs... - Mint Chatham cmuity 10 the wet,probA.
vrm My ImlinnV The wife, however, 'won
Wk, a crossiti&M" r,vMeanic Wck: bul the husbut rcmaineit; and
'" t xvs compelled lo jt xvs$ (or.iiht have been) supposed that
tCtbeth eof iW vvlo the something wnplensalit Jiau happened, or
- . ftvn itis.iwrfrmcnt taken Dlacc. vnicn
It ' . s. V. 1 J II IXLV 1 1 I 1 " . -
PKn . t n rv-i nrn 1 n (T
MUIBU4Y ...w....-. 7 i
from htm si nee. Watson had made his
eseapo.
From the Fayetlcvillc Carolinian.
t Rttrc Occurrence, and Unpleasant
result -A friend living in Chatham coun
ty, has informed us of a very unfortunate
affair which' has occurred within a few
vvpeks bak: Some t wel vc years ago.
mdrc or less, a man and his wife moved
tW fkwir arikJe tn the last W$!iing-
v 71? 7Vr.W Af.JV Great , praise is
td Mr, UowirU the contractor, for his
crrcrance to pet the mail through from
dVrro hero in all sorts of . weather.
Heretofore, when Tranter's Creek has
leen so swollen with rains as to prevent
the stage from crossing, the mail has been
lelared sometimes several days. r6ut Mr.
IL, when Tranter's Creek is not passable,
heads the mail down from Greenville on
the south side of the river as he did on
Monday, getting it here in pood time.
The thanks of our citizens arc due to Mr.
H. for his praise-worthy efforts to have
the mail here regularly.
Riots in, Sew Y?rk.
Two disgraceful riots occurred in the
city of New York on the nights of the 10th
and 11th iusti commencing at the opera
house and occasioned by a personal quar
rel between two', play,, actors, Messrs. For
rest and Macready. , On the last night,
300 or 400 of the military were called
but, the mob numbering about 15 000 per
sons--72 of the military and, police were
in a
. w ..fc j m
own ci.izens, might have applied the thor.zert agent
. rW omn.int had ihev turn- 1'orsaieoy
ILUICI Udlt.yt' J
cd their attention, as has pttcn been urgeo
upon them,. to the raising of sheep. We
are glad to s the spirit of cnterpr sc a-
broad in our oWn land and we hope our
aricillturalists will see the importance of
not confining themselves entirely to one or
two articles for .sale The raising of sheep,
with proper attention, is within the means
of every farmer and some portions of our
From Italcigh to Bocky Uounf
THE . subscriber has taken th
great mea5i.f i, oh iheNdrth while our v'1 V Ptrcha
J geo. 'nowJuin.
led to her summary departure for Nortl
Carolina She has ever since been living
in Chatham. county; and although no rcg
ular correspondence was carried on be
tween shVand hrr husband, she had occa
sionally heard of him, and it "was general
ly supposed, and probably by herself too,
that he would come for her, to carry her
back to her new home. Until very re
cently, she had not heard of him for four
years; and thinking, probably, that he was
either dead or had entirely forsaken her,!
hc, a few weeks ago, married "a man of 0f hecp. C7ur 'our.
the neighborhood in which she lived.
, n Wavne corinty, on the 27th ult., Dr.
County aflfbAl as fine locaVioh? for tle puj;- Jethro Murphy of Snotv Hill, to Miss Eli-
nose at could be desired- Ttiev shouM zaoetn luusgrave.
. ,
never let 20,000 be sent out of the Co nn-
tv when by a little attention to the im
proving their flocks 'would enable them
to supply the demand and keep that a
iuount at home. There is nothing on a
farm that can be raised with less "expense
than sheep, yet so great has been the ma
ma for the raising of cotton that nearly
every thing else has been neglected. Uulj
e C0n...
Rocky. Mount, and will place on ,i,f " 16
comfortable; stages, good horses an(I
r , i '.'- w ... u"m farr
iui urivcrs, ana will run it i0
with the cars on the WilmJn.. l
Road, and with his stage line from RocU
Mount to Washington he will
Reduce the Fare as follows:
l torn Ualeigrh to Eagle Rock,
1 "Wakefield,
Stan tape,
" Rocky Mnnf.
..7f...y.uiH.,rjr size ana we Ijt.8i 5n
- boxes and bundles agreeably to size Z
51 00
1 50
2 50
3 50
4 50
cent?
weight.
DIED.
Of cholera morbus, at his residence at
the low price of this' article will compel; Rocky Mount. Nash county, after a brief
our -agriculturalists to turn their attention illness, on the 13th inst., Mr. liennett
to raising something e lse that will be j liunn, aged 62 yeurs,
more profitable and wc would suggest in, Death is at all times-a-melancholy re-
somcdegree more attention to the raising1 flection, Jjut in the present instance it has
i visited us with more than its accustomed
solemnity. Dut a few days ago and the
Ji Murderess Sentenced. Letitia SJ subject of this notice was among us in the
Hliiisdcll, was sentenced on Tuesday at full vigor of health, with the prospect of
Amherst, N 11. to be executed the 13th. many days of usefulness to himself and
They had not been married more than
three weeks before the former husband
appeared. He heard of the inairiage, but
took it very coolly, and went to the house of next August, lor the murder of an adopt-j the society 'of which he was an ornament:
VtmiinilArl Ol nf fttn rintoi a ' n? lr1t
t ' . . " f liwf thn nnin aiiacI liwilr Ina tl'ith trilii'c
, mv, . ci
of the new couple to sve them, (possibly
to wish them much joy). His appearance,
as may well be supposed, had no very
happy effect upon either the feelings ui
the features of the unfortunate pair A
departed spirit suddenly appealing among
them could hardly have wrought more ter
ribly on their feelings. But as the vishu
was so calm and inoffensive, exhibiting i o
rufllc of temper, the first shock passed off.
and as he seemed only disposed to joke ol
theha.-ty second love of his better half, the
mo'at last settled down to a conversation.
cd and 27 wounded. " Various contradic
tory, statements arc, given by the friends
of the actors as to the origin of this shame
ful affjir, and at 'usual, each endeavoring
to throw the blame on the other party.
From the Fayetlcvillc Carolinian.
(JJA swoj-d, which was voted to Gen
eral Taylor by the Virginia Legislature,
Was presented to President Taylor on the
.3 4tlv ult. , aV the White House. It was
husband: nut he departed again, nor
claimed any lot or part in her.
The matter has been a general theme of
conversation in that section; and the ques
tion is discussed as to which has the bet
ter right, and which ought to give up, &c
&c; and lastly, whether the first husband
will claim his wife, or quietly abandon the
cd daughter of E DlaisdelJ.
The steamer iiibcrnia has arrived at
Halifax. Nova Scotia, with Liverpool ad
vice to the i-'Sih ult.
There had been no material changes in i
but alas! at an hour when least expected,
the grim monster made his appearance
and summoned him forever from among
us.
In his death our community have been
called upon to mourn the loss of one of its
oldest and most estimable members. Of a
generous heart and liberal views, it was
- ikVi Aid f i I l n l r f (X em a. 1
' but to know him to appreciate his worth.
" ' As a friend he was sincere and be herb
France conl.nuc.l lranq.nl, a.,d had sent ,cn,. flS a )usbjnd a)d fatier he lvas
a exped.l.on .o Uome with . view i, is flding and afll-clionate, as a master hmnane
.saul.ofcncicavorms to reinstate the Pope. and inJulsent. Endoivcd wilI) a,hcwl.
..Gcrn.any.and. llaJco...t1,)uc. ina d- obling ,);,; of .i.c heart. WeS3carSl
iraclcu mate. v'- - . SI ,, , ., . . , . .
CT- . 1 1 l. HAl I f ,1 nil I.nn... 1. iW , l-l Jail I Ii
I he K.ngof Naples 1S preparing for an js jeep,relt ail(J Memory ivilf lonRfined
..Mediate ,liaek on Sicily, ami has only. cherishcd .... esiieeialir hvland Ai
i. :.i i ... i i j. j
cd uprising ot the Catalopians.
Trunks, packnges,' must be deposit
ed at the above places and the freight paid"
or the subscriber will not be respo
lor their safety.
For 'seats, &c. apply to E. YarbrouM
Raleigh T. R. Debnam, EsRleRockA'
J. Foster, Wakefield D. S. Crenshaw'
Stanhope B.' H. Freeman, NashvilleJ
W. L. Quails, Rocky Mount.
GEO HOIVMD.
Tarboro, April 11, 1849.
Notice.
THE subscriber has several horses of
middling size which he. will sell cicap',or
exchange on liberal terms for arre horses.
May 11, 1S49. Geo. Howard. '
l T f' r .MTT L 1
THIS excellent compound, which has
sucn noiorieiv in me cure 01 rever
Ague, and other. bilous affections, may
I 1 A I I
been b.tnerto restrained by an apprehend- - . haVft It lhft iriflnpnnn of hls be fountl at the Storb.of
".generous heart, and can bear testimony to
his many virtues.
I Geo. Howard, farbdro
This medicine was prepared by a .rept-
TT-..nt. r j . rr.s.ju.i ti " . . . . . j
mvm Mtcunn; .u was the good fortune ofthc writer ofilar nhvsicun. and the result of an exten-
: above all. gold anil .treasures; 'tis thou this humble tribu!e of friendship, to'know sive practice of se
practice of several years in'a bilious
i .
premises, and seek his tortune anew. .s v..u c.-.i n.u ouui uuu . c.,.. a., Mr jjunn long and intimately; and he can climate. Those who have used it them,
yet, so far as our information goes, he has its powers to receive instruction, and to truly say, he never knew a better man. (selves, or seen its salutary effects upon
expressed no intimation of his intention, relish virtue. He that has thee, has little Upright in all his transactions with his j others, need no farther '.evidence of its
which ve have no doubt worries the curi- more to wish for; and he that isso wretch- feovv men, courteous in his deportment, j great value. A small Treatise on the
Acii . . r, i un . , I , . ...... .n lu.i n-.iiK.. on i in nvn irii'f no!, waiusi lvui v Liiiiiii u..i r I. . . . . i
rno,u nnnpo Mo' nn(l Vntm4nd - tiuinwu. - - - , . - " icjluhh iuiuc iuuuug ui uiuers, no may ; "causes, treatment and cure ol tever anu
i u 1 7 V ' u i ; hood very much. We suspect he is. one beside. Let us be tbanktul,
The hilt and scabbard are of gold, wrought :i:r.fc .... . . t,,
ui yuur luuiuereni, caicuiannc iimiviuuuis, ; jinuuiicinvziiix
tvit l-i'(lMivpr'nnil tnprint fllttS
1 . .. I 111 l n 1 ....1 I. I . . I . . ..... . B ... . I 1 1 . f .
sword, made a very handsome speech, to lmi 1 e.wtha holcin.it. i PHis. which a century's use has fully; es- Jn this county, on Tuesday last, Mrs.
abiisned to ne tne oest medicine ever oe- Armstrong, wne oi iir. uray Armstrong.
which Gen. Taylor briefly replied.
What can he dos with all the swords
that ha ve been presented I to him? This
is about the dxth. ? All. the presents of
Words medals, and other valuable articles
he has received, would-oinount to near
810,000. . 15 !?
It is Jaid that the new husband took ad
vice of a lawyer before he married the la
dy. He must have been "a learned judge"
who advised such a match! A' second
Daniel!"
Another singular part of the business is,
that it seems to be very questionable a
mong the people of the neighborhood,
I l l l "I 1 ' 1 .
nTh SfMialfl of AViseoiisin. on the vl,,:n nusDan mo way loves ucm. evrn
MVilr.nd a ReQlntion bv a vote of novv And 80me have sgsled that if
in tn fl instrnrtin Senator Walker to re-! lhere shou,d be any question as to who is
.w w, a i i i ir. i
cuiuieu io ner, mai u snoutu do leu iu ucr
to decide..4: : . .
. P. S. Since the above was written, we
learn that the former husband has , taken
possession of his wifej and they are now
sign
':t
From the fVitmington Journal.
t , Slabbing. yVe learn from the Wades
boroV Argus, of the 34th ult., that a rcn
r.contre took place in Rockingham, Rich
jmdnd'county, on . Tuesday the ) 7th, be--tween
James, Watson, of that county, and
7 Angus MeSvcen, who had been for some
-atime residing in-Wadesboro', in which. the
-latter rGsictved four or five stabs, ..inflicted
; '.with the. most murderous and sayagelpqk
xinsrinstrumenlthat we (the Argus) ,ever
s beheld. .5 J I was! a sort of dirk, madeout .of
s an old sword-bladef, and grpuqd to an.edge
-ron both sides. ' Exclusive of the, hand Je
fit was about nihe : inches, long.j AYatson,
s it was said, had exhibited, this formidable
-j-weajKin Ao' some.of his ; neighbors v before
hand, and informed? thenv; that ( he had
- made it for the: purpose,, of killings Mc.
' Sweent-vith whom he had previously
; had ;i difficulty. The transaction occur-
i red in the .Court yard, in the presence of
a crowd of i bystanders, .who , permitted
Watson to walk quietjy off after Jthe Unife
had been taker) from him!. -For a while
McSween's life -was despaired of; but on
examinationby'ieyeral physicians who
vvtre fortunate v.on.ilie; ground, it was
cenaiacd,lhat his wounds were not inor-
living together.
From, the Petersburg Republican.
jew jfianing isiacnine. iir. ti.L.aw,
of Wilmington, Ny Cj has, just obtained a
patent for a nevv Planing Machine, -which
is highly recommerided. Th'e, .board is
carried fprward under a succession; of sta
tionary cutters j hya rapid succession ol
blows from a crank and fly wheel giving
to the board a sudden ffonyard ; motion
use ine pusn 01 tne nana piane, ; wmicn is
quite favorable to smooth planing, and the
Y a ; ; . 1 "' 1 " m .
eueci is saia lo.pe: cooa, 4 a. macnine is
novviin operation jnlVew Hayen, and one
is now in progress fof construction, and
will be'put iii operation in New iVork; a?
sbori as bbilt.--Mr. Law is now at 216
PearFstreet, New" York." v
i
stowed on man. For the prevailinjr colds
.
and coughs, they will be found every thing
hat medicine is'fvtpahle of imparting
In rolie,'ar.d in Inflamation of the Bow
ds, these Fills will at once relieve, and
perseverance in their use, according: to
he directions, will surely do all that med
icine cm do to restore the health of the
nalient.
In diseases arising from the use of mer
cury, or from any cause or vitiation, from
bad blood or otherwise, their use will
produce the most happy results. In all
attacks bf Rheumatism, Erysipelas, Salt
RhetimVaml in cases of chronic or recent
Costivehcss, the use of the r-
' ; Rrandreth Pills'
will be productive of infinite service-
sometimes occasioning so great a change
for the better as to cause great thankful-
In all cases of Indigestion, Worms, Dis
eases of the Heart, and in all Affections of
the Stomach and Bowels; the JBrandreth
PiJIswillrhe.found a never-failing renedy.
To insure the full benefit of these 'cele
brated Pills, they should he akept in the
house, so that upon the first commence
ment of sickness they may be at'once re
sorted to. One dose then is better than a
dozen after .the disease has become eitab-'
Iishcqanjihe system (,
Thei Rrandreth Pills :
be said to have lived a life of peace with ague arid otherdiseases of bilious climates,"
ail men, and to have died without an cne-j may be had gratis "of the. above agent.
May 2, 1849.
JYoticc
'. ,. -K '
THE copartnership,vhithcrto existing
under the title oT Savage Brnswell,
has been dissolved, , by mutual consent.
The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he still continues the busi
ness in hi nwn nnmp Hp hns riOW and
will constantly keep on hand, a tine assort
ment of Confectionaries, with a superior
class ofjexcellent Liquors, &c &c.
R. A. SAVAGE.
Tarboro', April 25, 1849.
Valuable Land
FOR SALE.
: SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES Fish
ing Creek Land for sale, lying on the east
side of the public road leading from En
field to .Tarboro' 6 miles from Enfield, 17
j miles to Tarboro'.
A bargain can be got. in said Land-
terms to suit the purchaser, and possession
given immediately.
J. J. D. PENDER.
14 May, 1S19. 20-9
To Flat Captains,
And others having the charge of Flats,
and other Boats an iving at. ,
and lading or unlading
at or near this town. 1
You are Hereby notified,
That by an act passed by the authori
ties of thi? place, the hands -in your em
ploy are liable to be .arrested; and impris
oned, if seen" in town after night fall-and
there'detairied till expenses are paid. - '
By order of the Board of Commissioners
T J Joseph fl : BortZiicK &nC
.Hirboro May Sth, 184.9rv7. ? . 3 . ,
, Souther ' atcwrcr.---We hall
exhibjted to us a dayor two . ago by Johi
A. Y ou n g, Esq. , a spec imei of ; the Jeans
to. be manufactured at the .establishment
erected on, the Catawba river, by Messrs
Carson, Young andGricr.? . The piece was
are purely vegetable and somnolent that
the: inlant of a month old may usehenirH
medicine
but "with a certainty of receiving all the;
benefit medicine is;capabs of iijnipairing?
Females iriay tise them during allthe criti
trss! period' of their) lives1? The Brand
retK Pills will insurcHheir health, land
. . . .... - - -
,i .
1 - .
- -mm'-4 '' v' - ''
4- iJVoticc v .
'ffo'coiigfa and long-complaints nse Dr. Bar
i holotnew'a Pink Expectorant eyrop. -
' Sick head ecA, though constitutional or inciden
tal! is cured by Dr. Spohn's head ache remedy, t
Lins balm of China , for the enre of all diseases
hat feqoire external application. 'v ';- '
The gray hairtd find ihejridian -Hair Dyf
oeriect ana eucQiuaii i - - r-. -
$20Reward.
STRAYED from the Sub
scriber, at. James Bridget's, in
I 1 nrx TllPS
day night last, a handsome bay horse call
ed PEACQGKf with a blaze face, left hind
leg roan colorj five, years old, and about
five feet four inches high. A reward w
twenty dollars-will be paid for the delive
ry of said horse to me, or if secured w
information given me so that I can P
him again; Direct to Littleton P- '
Halifax county, N. C. :
m l r - IV. TV. DANIEL
April C, 1849: ' ' !
15
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CJrafcferibcrff medicines
1.-
Fop sale-by.
Go?. Howard,
TTTCT.. m?PI?T VT?n U Ijrflelcnoc't
Sarsaparilla. Compound the celebr8te
Children's Panacea-the Eye Lo,ion!f
Health Bitters the Fever and AgucjP
the Vegetable Pills; and tbc 6flca
Mo'untafh Vegetable Ointment.
March 88. . GEO. 7Om3?
6nslable8Vililav&$far sale.
. Ar this ornc
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