North Carolina Newspapers

Miscellaneous. Vf fl. From t!ie Little ItocSc (Arkansas) Advocate. From Prone tiketcLex ar.d Poem, by Albert Pike. Oh who with the sons of the plain can complete, When from west, south ar.d north like the torrents they meet' And when doth the face of the white trader hlanch, Except when at mrcnric he hears the Cumanch. Will you speak in cur lode of a hold CaUwah? lie is brave, but it i when our braves are afar. Will yoa talk of the gun cf the Arapeho? Go first sec the arrow spring off from our bow. The white wolf with us where- cver we ride, Fcr food can he find then on every side And Mexican bones he has plenty to c ranch. When he follows the band of the flying Cumanch. The Toyah exults in his spear and his shield. And the Wequah, but both have we taught how to yield: And the Hanana horses onr women now ride, While their scalps in our dges are hung side by side. Let the Wawsashy boast he H1 run like a dcrr. When afar on the prairie cur wo men appear The shaven scalps hang in each lodge three or four Wc will count them again, when ere long we take mere. The Gromonts came down 'tis three summers ago To look for our xalps and to hunt buffalo Ikit they turned to the mountains their faces again, And the trace, of their lodges has gone in the rain. The Spirit above never sends us his curse And the buffalo never gets angry with us We are strong as the storm we are free as the bi eeze, And we laugh at the power of the pale Ikaneve, Let them come with the pipe we will ti ead it to dut: And the arrow of war shall ne'er moulder with rust Let them come with their hosts to the deserts we'll ftee: And the drouth and the famine or.r helpers shall be. The mountain Shoshones have hearts big and strong, Our brothers they are, ar.d they speak the same tongue. And let thtm in battle but stand by our side, And we scorn Ikanese and black Spaniard allied. Oo-oo-ha! come out from the Brazo cannonlf Let us range to the head cf the salt Semaron For our horses are strong, and there's hair to be won. When the Ikanese wagens their track are upon. 'American, yone. Pronounced Can- From the New York Mirror. 1 have just time before the pack et sails to send you an anecdote that is bought out of the London papers: A nobleman, living near Belgrave Square, received a visit a day or two from a police officer, who stated to him, that lie had a ' man servant in bis house who had escaped from Botany Bay. His lordship was somewhat surprised, but called up the raale part of tits household, at the officer's request, and passed them in review. The culprit was not among t'uem. The officer then requested to see the female part of the establishment; and, to the inexpressible astonish ment of the whole household, he laid his hand upon the shoulder of the lady $ confidential maid, and informed her she was his prisoner. A change of dress was immediate ly sent for, and miladi's dressing maid was re-metamorphosed into an effeminate looking fellow, and marched off to a new trial. It is a most extraordinary thing that lie had lived unsuspected in the family for nine months, perform ing all the functions of a confiden tial Abigail, and very much in tavor with his unsuspecting mis tress, who is rather a serious per son, and would as soon have thought of turning out to be a man Lcrself. It is said that the l!tiband once nettle a riilark np n the fuiskhiess of the maid's v'olce. but no other comment was ver marie reflecting in the least J upon hfr qua'itiesas a member ot the beau ut. The story is quite authentic, but hushed up not ol regard to the'Iady. N. P- W Mourning. In Europe, black is --f.trally u-ed because it rep-re-.f7nts darkness, unto which death is like, as it is a privation of life. In China, white is used, because they hope the dead are in heaven, the place of purity. In Egypt, yellow is used, because it represents the decaying of trees and flowers which yellow as they die away. In Ethiopia, hrown is used because it denotes the col or of the earth from whence we came, and to which we re turn. In some parts of Turkey hlue is tistil becau-e it represents the sky, where they hope the dead are gone; hut in other parts purple and violet, because being a mixture of hlack and hlue, it represents, as it were, sorrotv on one side, and hope on the other. (JUA March merchant lately died in Holland, leaving a for tune of a million to each of his six children. The secret of his giins consisted in feed in some three or 4000 hog yearly, upon the refuse of his manufactory, which is generally thrown away for its offeriMVeness but which consists chiefly of the gluten or j mot nutritious portion of vegeta- j bio matter. j A Mother's three Holidays. i The interesting Cora in the trage- j dv of Pizarro, thus describes the three holiday?, "allowed by Na ture s san tton, to a iona moth er's heart:"' 'When first the white blossoms ' of his teeth appear, breaking through the crimson buds that did ; encase them, that is a day of joy. Next, when from his father's arms he runs without support, and clings laughing and delighted to Ids mother's knees, that that is the mother's heart's next holiday; and sweeter still the third, when ever his little stammering tongue, shall utter the grateful sound of Father, Mother. O, that is the dearest joy of all.' CTHere, Sam, stand behind my back, said a hump-backed fel low. Oh, yes, sir. And Sam goes behind him. Why, Sam, when you are behind me, you are before my back! Sam, thus non plussed, goes round in front of the fellow. Why, Sam, that's before me, not behind my back! Why, dang it, sir, you're all back; and as for knowin this side from that, I'll be darned todarnation if I can tell tother from which! 1 Still for sale. A GOOD STILL, holding 120 gallon, may be purchased cheap hy applying to GEORGE COLMER, Greenville, Pitt Co. April 22d, IS35. 18 3 At lleduced Prices. JILL'S COMMENTARY on the Bible, in nine octavo vol umesand Botta's Historv of the War of the Revolution, in two OCtaVO VollimPS. elpra-1 hound, can he had at reduced pri ces on application At this OJfice. April 9, 1S35. Oxford Examiner. STiHK Subscriber iimtes proportions to -l succeed him as printer and prnptietor of the "Oxford Lxaminer," to take effect not sooner than the Ui of next October. l,rac"ca! Printer could invest a small am to considerable advantage in this tab uhment. Any gentleman possess- Z5vn,Le,Wh 0t8JeizUre each '?ht he r Vrf T" W'Xh Certai"1' f Profit to the eondutl of a . H to liT" MUb:ejl the Editor tohve comfortably f,r mo h fi years, although he conduced and Sas M at.n-r labored under tharr.in "di advantage,. But liIe exerll0n ensure a more extended r.alrona-e hould an application be wade whfch would hkely prove agreeable to the Pubiic abarga,,, may be had. The eilablUh m.nt is dtemed a permanent one asihe people have manifested a determination to sustain a Press in their county Town X. J. YANCEY, jr. Oxford, April 23. Bargains! Bargains!! .Ye.ic Goods! Xeic Good!! Cheapest of the Cheap, or a leette cheaper than the cheapest. W 7E presume to inform the public generally (believing that we have an equal right with our neighbors so to do,) that we have just returned from New York," Philadelphia, Baltimore, (and came very ne.tr going to Boston,) where we purchased the Most splendid Assortment of Spring and Summer Th it ever decorated the shelve of any estahlishment in the ci') of Tarhorough, (none excepted, and are now Selling off at nearly Cost, For Cash, and at a very small ad var.rv on a credit. Among out assortment may he found The most beautiful Prints in the world, French Mucins, Ginghams, (new tylef) French Calicoes, printed Jaconets, Figured chintz Calicoes. French Hombazett.s, Bomb - zines, Circassians of various colors and qualities, Crape ('amlets, colored satin doe lun, bird eye London do. Silks of everv descrintion, silk. Shawli, silk dress Handlierchicfa, Gro tie Naps, Gro de Berlin, Pink and hlue Satin, watered, Gro de Swiss, Poi de Soi, figured plaid Gro de Nap, White Satin, blue Mack do. Parasols, Fans. Head hags. Jaconet a:d mull muslins, checked nius!in-, swiss and book muslin. Robes, corded skirts, Ladies and gentlemen's Gloves, Cotton and silk Hose, Bread Cloths, blue, black, cUret, brown, drab and green, Cassimeres, fancy plaid, striped, di- CigMial, drab, ring-streaked and speckled, Stocks, of arious qualities, Kouen Caasimeres, cotton IT. e res, Beavertines, plaid Linens, Ca-i-ribbed Linen, tor summer wear, Furniture prints, birds eye Diaper, Drapery, brown Holland, Oznaburs, Ticklentwrgs, brown Linen and white do. DnlU, Lasting, patent Thread, Tur key red, Ladies, Misses, and children's Shoes of every description, dirt cheap, French kid slippers, spring heel'd Pumps, prunellas, morccco, leath er, seal kin, cc. Gentlemen's boots and shoes cf eve ry description, buck skin, calf skin, seal skin, horse skin, cow skin, and what not,Mujor Don iug's, David Crockett's, Jim Crow's, Zipp Cocn's, Gen. J.ck vn's, Van Buren's, Nullifiers, Union, consolidation, and amalga mation, About 200 Ladies and misses straw and Tuscan Bonnets, Straw cords and tassels. Palm leaf Hats, from IS cents to $J colored and white, spotted and speckled, ice. &c. HARDWARE & CUTLERY, cf ev cry description. Gun-., Rifles, Pisiols, Farming uten sils, Castings, Iron, Nails, Salt, and Steel, 100 bbls. Whiskey and Rum, Brandy and Wine, Sugar, Coffee and Molasses, Upper and under Leather, Harness and bkirting Lea ther, Saddles and Bridles, Saddle bags, travelling trunks, travelling bags, harness, bri dle bits, spurs, and riding and gig whips. About 2000 shell, horn, and brass tuck and side Ccmbs, Head Pins, guard beads, bead guards, Gentlemen' and youths fine fur Hats, cloth caps, hair caps and chil dren's fancy caps, Drugs, medicines, paiuts, oils, white lead, putty, window glass, candles, Earthenware, china, jugs, jars, stone pitchers, tin ware, fla-x, Ami daily expected, A quantity cf prime Pork, corned Beet, Jrlcur, Herrings, Alligators, snapping turkles, sea aaritnta, and the whole generation of vipers. 'The above Goods were pur chased with cash up and no grum bling, which enables us to sell them a leetle cheaper than the cheapest and as ch we are determined to do so, not caring to make any thing more than sufficient to keep us from starv ing, having no heirs nor poor kin to provide for. We particu larly invite the Ladies to call and examine our splendid assortment of fancy Goods, and see if we have nothing that will please them. Should we be so fortunate as to have an article that will strike their fancy, they shall have it at their own price, provided it ibvtfilhin the bounds of reon. We purchased our fancy Good 'especially for the Ladies and WP i most sincerely and religiously ! hope to please them in some thing at least, in conclusion wt wilt ;jdd that we have no sea sar pents, snapping turkles, nor alli gators for the Ladies we shall reserve them for our own special tooth, for an occnion.il snack be tween meals. Onr friends and the public generally will recollect that we are selling off at nearly cost for cash, &c. We ha!l do likewise at our establishment on Cokey," at the residence cf .1. C. Knight, F:q. Knight, Garrett 4 Co. No. I. Broadway. Tarhoro," April 30, 1S3.5. Hemnanls, J mutant! X GREAT VARIETY of RninanM of every description of Goo.U, i 1 b Sold at half their value. J. IVEDDELL. 20th Feb. To the Afflicted. GRAY'S i:ivalua!! Ointment for th cure of white swelling, scrofula anl o'her tumour, ore lej? anil aVrs. anl fresh wouo'U, sprains, bruises, iell- i and inflammations. L.r. .c. C-ck if t'i ar.ti-'ijfJi'pptic pill. fliv.vand'.j enume t iic mixture, a per fect cure for 2.i' nd fever. The almvp valuable ine.Jirine may be h t vb-l.!e or retail on application to .. IV Colten, A?ent f-r farburouh. H3o- Cofficld Ring, MERCHANT TAILOR, rp.KES this opportunity of - informing his customers and rh' public, that he has jut receiv ed from New York, his upply of Spring Goods, In his line of business consisting in mrt nf- Superf.ne blue, black and green Clothe, Blue and drab Ca-imercs, Green and brown Camlet, i'gt sum mer wear. Linen drills ar.d summer Cai merei, Plain black velvet and figured Ve--tins, Tinen bosoms ar.d cellars, tilack patent bombazine wrecks, 2cc. Toetner with his former Stock, ! all of which he will dipoe of on living terms for cash, or on a hort credit to punctual customers. Those wishing to purchase will please to call, as they can have the opportunity to examine for thrm elves. Gentlemen furnishing their own Cloth, can have them made and trimmed in the most fashionable style and at the short est notice. All orders from a dis tance will he thankfully received jnd punctually attended to. Please to call at C. King's, three doors ahove the Planter's Hotel, on Broadway, opposite the Brick Store, where he will be found daily at his post. Tarhoto,' ?th Mav, 1835. Henry Johnston, .MERCHANT TAILOR, O S just received from New York, a splendid assortment of Goods in his line of busires, superior to any thinj; that has been brought to this market. He would particularly invite gentle men that want Fashionable and Cheap GOODS, To call and examine them, as he is confident he can please all such hoth in quality and price. He has a large assortment of fi-.e Cloths of all the most fashionable colors, which he will sell very low for cash, or on a short credit. He will also retail without ma king, to those that wish to have their garments made elsewhere, as he intends turning his attention I r t.r, . , ... 1 1 . 1. : r t iu .iidi wen a'S Iliahin. rlei has on hand first rate white and j black heaver HATS, and fine silk Umbrellas, which he will sell very low. He alo has on hand and intends keeping a good assortment of Ready made Clothes, Made and trimmed hy himself. Gentlemen furnishing their own cloths, can have them made and trimmed in the most fashionable manner, and at the shortest no tice. A fine Assortment of "en tlemen's Stocks of all kinds. (ETlat H.J . s, next to the Brick store. Tarbcrough, April 22, 1S35. JYeio GootU. rpHK Subscriher ha just rectiv ed hi- supply of Spring Good, Which for qualify, variety, and CHKAPNKS are not surpa-jd by any retail store in thi- Slate, and will positively be sold on a accommod.iting term-i a1 any ?ore in this place. .. IV. COTTES. Tarhoro 14th May, IS35. Police. fpHE S-ibscrihers are novr removing from ttir old stand t t Store for merly occupied by Messrs. Hyman li. Law rence, anl directly opposite to John W. Cotton'. Thy will in a ft?- days off-r for sal, a qualify of Slr, MoU.es, Su 51 r nI CoffK Bain;, Rp, the heavy article wlich are important to farmers at this season of ibeyesr. CAaM. and the highest price, will be paid for baled Cotton. D. RICHARDS 4 CO. Tarboroujh. .Va. 27iiw l-'34. VERY BEST Cotton ram and Twine FOR. SALE. fPHE Subcnhers feel grateful for the liberal patronage which th:y received the pat yar, and hope by aiduity arnl punctuality in business to merit a continuance of pat favors. Thr-y now have and expect to keep constantly on hand the Very best Cotton Varus, Frum Nos. 2 to IS inclusive. Also, vino-is -.izs of the f.est Cotton .Seine Ttcine its dura bility ar.d trenglh h.is been fairlv t.etrd, antl the Subscribers feel tio heittion in pronouncing it iuferinr to none, if not superior to any in market. Hoth the above atrjcles they expect to deliver to j pu'cha-ers on as liberal terms a articles cttne same qiinlitv can ! re procured elsewhere. 'I he tibi al ch ire fur conveyance will be ; mad'-. I 'lerms of sale for all quanti ties of Yarn over one thou-ar.d ; pounds, six months credit will lie lallowt-d for anv qu mtitv under j one thou-and pounds, four month, j the purchaser iviii nofe (with out ;nteret) at the lime the Yarn j is delivered, payable at the above I stated times. The proprietors of fisheries will do well to apply to the Subscri bers lor twine fi3r the future, as a very liberal credit will be given. Messrs. Ha-P & William will act as agents for th Subscri bers at Williamston Mr. Benj. Bell, at Greenville and Messrs Simmons & Eure, at Halifax where Yarn and Twine can be bought on the same terms as at the Factory. BATTLE 4- BROTHERS. Falls Tar Rivr, Jan. 10, IS35. Stale of jVorth Carolina, M.IRTI5 COCJTY. Court of Plciu and Quarter Sessions, APRIL TERM, 1335. L.ovick Modlm ) Attachment, 1 Atta vs. Lvy on Joseph H. Adams Lund. TN this case it appearing to the -1- satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant is not an inhabitant t 'his Slate, it is ordered that publication be made in ihe Tar horo' Pre-s, for six weeks, ing notice to the defendant that his land is levied on. Test, JOS. D. BIGGS, Clk. Price adv Sl:75. IS 6 State ofJCorlh Carolina, MARTIN COUNT 1'. Court of Pleat and Quarter Sessions, APRIL TERM, 1S35. Levi Fagan, trusteed Attachment of Horace Ely, --P. D. Sey vs. j mour sum- Joseph H. Adams, j moned us Garnishee. JN this case the Garnishee ap peal eu in open vouri anu ac knowledges that he has monieg and bonds sufficient to satisfy the Plaint ifiV cl.dm, say Si 32 62, interest having been calculated up to 14 April 1S35, and costs It is thei fore ordered, that publi cation be made in the Tarboro' Pres, for six weeks, for the de fendant lo appear at next term of this Court and replevy or jfcdy ment final will be ente red up against the Garnishee. Test, JOS. D. BIGGS, Clk. Price adv. $2: 15. 15. Q It Hie Cheap (.. J,f ILL be Sh in"' r.j .H , f ( ... Tlmse that wk.'i to ;, .. (" . oi MerchajidiZ-, J ,t sr " ';; Fricu atuch'-rt, ,Ui A j "J-'":e y auiiMe, as I (ixifriTiii.f., . il" Winter i n,..k r.,.,.a t " Spring and Xur.imtr ', Feb. I9:h, L'-- OIHK Suhsrirr, 'A,.'' years pai h-r-r, r'.r"v The Gin Making bQ' la Kintoi), has sr ,1,;,, , 1- GUEE.N VILLI, Whero he carrit on ti..a-lt. ir.ess in all it, vati. tJ All tho-e wh.i uih V"" themselves wiih di,,, (jr ' quality, are i-if- it,J!y Si ' ' IO applv U Ihp .-ijbr.l r ally or hy lelier. AH tnN Gins will be promptly From the Subscriber's ur.- '. rience in hi buMr, , , the approhaiion u,i,:ii , has hitherto mt wiih, '- . ' not to pn)rni eii'ire M. ' to all who rr. iv . to him their pairor. r, . of order will b- txp-ii.r. pi ire-.i. The Subrrib-r liberly of ca'iir e .1?v. , thes.? who u i-;, ;,, j.,-. , f Gin, or to i. iv m o!ii G. -ed, to the expdip;-..?', to him in tin.e. Wrn v is wanted, it j .ure cf: buifie, j obli-d td" r. ce--i: SON Locker Gunsmith Luh. H e a Uo m a k es S w M , . ; : and Mill Lil:. and G' : t conp'.il...t invM.!' u ! Peck, of Ia!--h Spindle?, with I (lured ) Ti any manufactured tate. All letters a-d crU: . he directed io the Sutsca:?:. Greenville. IIEXRV CHAMBERS Julv 12. 134. Cotton Gins. nr? ts it . . . 'rn;. uo-cr;ner t. i t-ti.vl himself in 'he houf I: rr-r: occupied hy the ate Jo-eph L key, decM, r.ejr tne river, short ditjnee below V.zr-'u.: .3 M. Jackson's slur'1, w!.rr; :a carrie on The making and repair's.: Cotton Gins. All those who wish to themselves with Gins ,f t:e:s quality, are respect lui i v to zp)ly to the SnbjCMbtr pe;s ally, or hy letter. All orders . ' Gin- will be pnmpdy txt'v Gins out of order will he t-xjA-tiously repaired. Btackmithinz of erery cription.executfd in the bet ) ' (j3Two -econd hanii Co:'-! Gins for vde low for cah. SAMUBL I). P HOC 'TEL TarHnro. ' MO'h Sf-nt. I.U Young Harroi WILL 1A- the piesent jea!i at mv stable 3' ::i FalU'nfTar E-' at Col. Benj. V'iIkif:son ar.i Jordan Joiner, Seirr's, a!'f ru''.' and will he let to m.r?s ai r e reduced price of Five Dollars"" season, with iwentv-five cen''' the Groom in everv i:sj:::-' The season has alreadv rrmrr.er ' ed and will end the first t -' gust. Good seed cot!n taken in navn'ent at the rz"'- cash pric s. 'I hose who wrv i improve their stoek of horses s.T never have a more favorable c; portunity. PEDIGREE. As to his pedigree it dces necessary only lo observe that c is of the Archie and Collect slock. The horse and his get are so well known in this vicing hat it is considered useles? !3 give any further particulars. r" ery care and atirntion will -e paid, but no lidhilny for acci-' IJOSSEY BATTIS- March 19th, 1S35. 1-