HEMEMBER,
Que and Jill,
,j jjomilrre is actually Sel-
j'ri.r an elegant new Stork
f Coo'K :t firl cosU Should
'lV article he wanting, please call
d hliv it, s;,ve ,u voursel!
r'm -j 5 10 50 per cent, in the pur
111 , The sale of which has al
' '"'iy comiiienrt'tl and will conti
'privately IVoim day to day
!'ltil all i l'l
Til,noro Jimp 2. 1835.
Jho Goods.
rilllK Subscriber ha just receiv-
1 tHl his upply oi
Spring Goods,
Vi.i'h ,r quality, variety, and
(..jj,vl'KS arc not snipped
.v any retail store in this State,
I lV, positively be sold on a
'vnm modal ing terms as any sioie
n tills plaie-
1 1 j. rr. cotten.
T;it hot'1.' M'b May, IMS
Police. 5 ibcribrrs arc now removin!
.1, '. - ! I clun.l In lh Sl,,r l'.r.!
trOill Ull II "' - ....
j u . M.. II.. ........ t. I
r,nrf afil riirrrrl v opposite to John V.
iii's.. Ttify fv days, off'-r j
'.Mili' Hqiw'i'y Salt, Molasses, Su-J
'.raii-i CW Having. Hope, and all"
f f heavy ankle w!,ich ie important to I
, merS at this .isuii ot" the year. I
, and highest price, will be
ni ioT baled ('ono,..
). RICHARDS S? CO.
T:,rhnr..iL'h. Nov. -27th, 1834.
Stocco Springs,
rPHE medicinal virtues of which
have been attested by the re
c'. limed health of hundreds who
: have viited them, will he opened
I fi r ti e reception of Company on
' r.e f.rst ot June. Terms, for
ird, as usual, viz: Grown
; jxiMtns l per day. Children
j rJ Servant, half price. Horses
' 7j Cents per day. A reasonable
ticdjciica will be made for Fami
l.es by the month. Since the last
Se.on, Chimneys have been built
u the C a b i i i , which will make
thnn much more comfortable
la addition to the usual con
veniences of the Establishment,
BATHING HOUSES have alo
been constructed, where Baths of
fcvuv degree of temperature will
te fi:rDihel.
xx johnson.
Shorco, Warren Co
M;iv 14, 1SS5.
1-6
VERY BEST
Coltun Yarn and Twine
FOR SALE.
'THE Subscribers feel grateful
lor the I i bera I patronage which
t'ty received the past year, and
by aidu.ity and punctuality
liis-jines to merit a continuance
t-' pit hvors.
liy now have and expect to
fp constantly on !i;,nd the
Vmj btst Cotton Varus,
Y fun No. 2 to Id iucluHVc.
A'.o, various sizt-s of the best
Lotton S'ihP 7o,vif its dura
td.ty and ticnih has been fairly
and the Subscribers feel
r',J ne-itation in pronouncing it
1 -''-nor io tione, if not superior to
u' ' market, tioth the above
a: :M:!es they expect to deliver to
i-'iers On ys liht-rnl lprm a
, ir-tlcs of the same quality can
j ::-i"ocined elsewhere, 'i'heusu-
hjr-- for conveyance will be
. 'fns' of sale for all quanti
? Cs f'f Yum over one thousand
;uU1 months credit will be
;--irjvt;d fur any quantity under
':ie lhuund pounds, four month?,
r'-e purchaser giving note (with
,:uV,,ter0 at the time the Yarn
f - delivered, payable at the above
I aa ?it time.
F Ui nniiiHf.i,.. . - r c. t
. r.-r. inuis ui usneries win
; '71 10 apply to the Subscri-
:P ,Vwil,,: for lhe future, as a
' r)' liberal credit wilt be iven.
,,M;,"-r Has-el k Williams
;lt:(santsfor the Subscri-
ij,;','81 JiHiamston Mr. Henj.
st Renville and Messrs
& Ku.e, at Halifax-'
, ' i arn and Twine can be
-l ,jn tbe same terms as at
" factory.
ft'f'fUt $ lUUJTIIEnS.
" ;S Jan. Uiv;r, 10; 1835.
t-'-T-Zf- -i5J"-
JYo less than
Worth
Of most beautiful and su
perior Dry Goods,
Selling Oft" at Cost
i the Cheap CASH Store.
9
JAV1NG fully clcu'nlud on
leaving this Statu for the
Great West, has dutcrminuil
on selling oiY his Stock of
Rich Goods at Cost,
And even LESS, for many
articles. It cnut be obvious
to nil economists, who wish
to lay in a supply of Cheap
Goods, thiit such an oppor
tunity may never anain occur.
The extensive Stock the
vast v-triety of articles and
the absolute necessity of sel
ling out, together with the
newness and splendor of the
assortment, combined with
such Extra JLoio Prices, are
points of advantage not to
lie overlooked by those who
study i heir own interest.
The attention of COUN
TRY MERCHANTS, as
well as those who wish to
purchase largely, is particu
larly invited anil he does
not hesitate to assert, that
they can be furnished with
any article on hand as low for
Cash, as they could procure
by wholesale in New York,
having made his principal
purchases at auction and of
the importers.
In his Assortment are the
following:
10,000 yds. Calicoes, of the new
et & most fashionable style,
3.000 (inghamt
2,000 Printed Muslins,
10 pieces splendid light cold
summer Chally,
2,000 yds. black and colored
Silks,
400 elegant gauze, crape, and
fancy silk Handkerchiefs
300 piects bonnet and cap
Ribbons,
200 dozen belt Ribbons,
000 women's Capes, at 15 cts.
GOO yds x barred Mu5lins. for
lree
200 corded Skirts,
5,000 yds. unbleached Shirtings
and Sheetings,
3,000 " bleached do. do.
2,000 ' brown Linen, for panta
loons, from 2h cents,
40 pieces men's summer cloth,
l,SO0 vds. lrM Linens,
350 men's black and
drab lur Hats,
100 " black satin bea
ver from $2 37,
200 " wool Hats,
120 boys fancy Cups,
GOO Palmetto Hats, from 12i
cents,
310 women's Leghorn bonnets
at from GO cents,
200 Tuscan and straw Bonnets,
from 50 cents,
2,400 pair women's
leather and seal skin
Shoes,
2,C00 morocco do
1,500 " Ladies prunella and
French kid do.
1,000 hoys, misses, and chil
dren's do.
2,000 coarse Brogans,
2,500 " men's lined and bound
high quartered Shoes,
1,200 " low quartered do.
With almost every other ar
ticle in the Dry Goods, Flat,!gUsL Good seed cotton will be
Shoe, and Hardware line.
ALSO, at 5 per cent, less
than cost, an excellent as
sortment of China, Glass.
Crockery, and Tin ware.
From and after
the 25th inst. I
will sell for CASH
ONLY & those
who have been in the habit of
obtaining credit, will please
take the hint and make ar
rangements to pay up.
Turboro23d May, 1835.
Piano Forte for sale.
J HAVE a very hamlsnrne
IMA NO for sale persons
wishing io purchase, would do
well to call and examine it.
J. tr. COTTEX.
May 21 111, 1S35.
Henry Johnston,
MERCHANT TAIl.OU,
JAS just received from New
York, a splendid assortment
ol Goods in his line of business,
superior to any thing 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 l)e can please all such
both in quality and price. He
has a large assortment of fine
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 wUh lo have
their garments made elsewhere,
as he intends turning his attention
to that as well as making. He
has on hand first rate white and
black beaver HATS, and fine
silk Umbrellas, which he will
sell very low. He also has on
hand and intends keeping a good
assortment of
Ready made Clothes,
Made and trimmed by 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 gen
tlemen's Stocks of all kinds.
(trOall at H. J.s, next to the
Brick store.
T.irborough, April 22, 1S35.
CoJicld Iing
Mi:UCIl.NT TAILOR,
rPAKES this opportunity of
informing his customers and
the public, that he has jut receiv
ed from New York, his ,upply of
Spring Goods,
In his line of business consisting
in part of:
Superfine blue, black and green
Cloths,
Blue and drab Cassimeres,
Green and brown Camlet, for sum
mer wear.
Linen drills and summer Cassi
meres, Plain black velvet and figured Ves
tings, Linen bosoms and collars,
Black patent bombazine Stocks, cc.
Together with his former Stock,
all of which he will dispose of on
living terms for cash, or on a
short credit to punctual customers.
Those wishing to purchase will
please lo cajl, as they can have the
opportunity lo examine for them
selves. Gentlemen furnishing
their own Cloths, can have them
made and trimmed in the most
fashionable style and at the short
est notice. All orders from a dis
tance will be thankfully received
and punctually attended to. Please
to call at C. King's, three doors
above the Planter's Hotel, on
Broadway, opposite the Brick
Store, wheie he will be found
daily at his pot.
Tarboro,' 7lh May, 1S35.
'Young liar rod,
WILL STAND
the present season
3t my stable at the
Kails of Tar River,
at Col. Benj. Wilkinson's, and at
Jordan Joiner, Sen r s, alternately
and will be let to mares at the
reduced price of Five Dollars the
season, with twenty-five cents lo
the Groom in every instance.
The season has already commenc
ed nnd will end the fir.st of Au-
taken in payment at the highest
cash prices. Those who wish to
mprove their stock of horses may
never have a more favorable op
portunity. PEDIGREE.
As to his pedigree it is deemed
necessary only to observe that he
is of the Archie and Collector
stock. The horse and his get are
so well known in this vicinity
that it is considered useless to
give any further particulars. Ev
ery care and attention will be
paid, but no liability for accidents.
DOSSEY BATTLE.
March 19th, 1335. 12
ACADEMY.
THK EXAMINATION of the
Students belonging to this
institution will take place on
...u.suay ana Friday, 1 1th and
itn June, at Which
and friends are requested to at-
ieuu.
The Exercises will recommpnrp
on Monday, 29th June, on terms
as formerly, (viz;) S45 for all
over 16 years of age, and S40 for
all under that ace.
Stony Hill
Is situated in a hih and healthv
place, remote fronplades of dis
sipation, 1J miles from Sims's
Cross Roads and 9 from 11 ill-
iardstnn.
Address at Ransom's Bridge
P. O. Nash county.
May 30i h, 1835. 23 5
VALUABLE
Plantation and Town Lots
FOR SALE.
WILL SELL, on terms to
1 suit the purchasers, the Planta
tion situate on the north side of
Tar River, known as the
POItl LJIND,
Adjoining the lands of Fred. Bell,
Benj. Batts and others, five miles
from Tarborough and immediate
ly on the river.
Also, LOTS No. 93 and 04, in
the town of Tarborough, now oc
cupied by Mrs. Stilman.
Those wishing to purchase will
make application lo Benj. M.
Jackson, Eqr.
JOS1J1II COLLINS, SenW.
20th April, 1835. 17
Land for Sale.
K Subscriber offers for sale her Tract
of Lain! lying in Edgecombe county,
commonly culled the
Hunge Orchard Plantation,
Containing 329 acres, with .in apple or
chard on it capable of making 2.j or 30
barrels of Hramly. This lanl lies one mile
below the Great Tails Tar Kiver, and ad
joins the lands of Charles Harrison, Rob
ert So rey and others, and has on it the ne
cessary netiro houses, bams. &ic. A part
of this Land is of an excellent qualify, and
if application is soon made, possession will
he given immediately and long credit giv
en it preferred. A further description is
deemed unnecessary, as no person uill buy
without first iewmij the Laud. Terms
made know n on application to Jno.J. Bunn.
RACHEL DUNN.
Dec. 19th, IS: I. 6,
Lund for Sale.
'ltlK Subscriber is anxious
to sell his Tract of Lend, ad-
1 joining the one on which he
now lives. It contains G30
acres, some ot which is low
grounds, the balance piriey woods. This
Tiact has a good dwelling house on it,
nearly new, with 4 rooms below and 2 up
stairs, and other out houses.
Persons desirous of buying' Land low,
are requested to call and examine for
themselves, as the Subscriber may at all
times be found al home, and is determined
to sell if he can pet any tiling over half the
value. CJI HARRISON.
Oct. 2Rrh. 1834.
JSarouchcs.
JUST RE
CEIVED, di
rect from the
manufactory at
ggjg me i.iiJiui, sev
eral lisht U A-
R0UCHES, intended for one or
two horses. They are of differ
ent qualities anil prices, and will
he sold on accommodating terms.
These Barouches were manufac
tured expressly lo order, and the
work can be warranted.
ISAAC B. ERA DV.
Tarboro,' May 1. 1S35.
NEW
Coach & Gig Manufactory.
1 tiL Subscriber re
spectfully informs his
friends and the public
in general, that he has
commenced bilsinesa
for himself on his lot
in Tarborough, near
the Bridge, where he will be prepared to
carry on the above business in al1 its Vari
ous branches. lie served a regular ap
prenticeship under Mr. Thos- Cobbs, of
Raleigh, who carried on the business very
extensively, and kept in U's employ regu
lar northern workmen. If several years
acquaintance with the business in one of
the most extensive establishments in the
Slate could ensure his success, he feels con
fident he should meet it; but he is perfectly
aware that attention is equally necessary,
and this attention he is determined to ren
der. He hope, therefore, that all persons
who may favor him with their patronage,
will never become dissatisfied or disap
pointed. His work shall be faithfully exe
cuted and of the best materials. He ex
pects to have in a short lime a general as
sortment of materials from New York,
which will enable him to do his work not
inferior to any done in this section of codn
try. Repairing done with neatness and
despatch.
Nathaniel M- Terrell.
Tarborougb, Jan. lt, 1
iini v
Bargains! Bargains!!
Neiv Goods! jXeiv Goodtf!
Cheapest of the Cheap, or a (telle
cheaper than the cheapest..
lYE presume to inforni 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 near going to
Boston,) where we purchased the
Most splendid Assortment of
Spring and summer
rtsi
l nal ever decorated the shelves
of any establishment in the city
of Tarborough, (none excepted)
and are now
Selling off at nearly Cost,
For Cash, and at a very small ad
var.ee on a credit. Among our
assortment may be found
The most beautiful Prints
world,
French Muslins, Ginghams, (new
style,)
French Calicoes, printed Jaconets,
Figured chintz Calicoes, .
French Bombazetts, Bombazines,
Circassians of various colors and
qualities,
Crape Camlets, colored satio doe
skins, bird eye London do.
Silks of every description, silk
Shawls, silk dress Handkerchiefs,
Gro de Naps, Gro de Berlin,
Pink and blue Satin, watered,
Gro de Swiss, Poi de Soi, figured
plaid Gro de Nap,
White Satin, blue black do.
Parasols, Fans, Bead bags,
Jaconet and mull muslins, checked
muslins, swiss and book muslin,
Robes, corded skirts
Ladies and gentlemen's Gloves,
Cotton and silk Hose,
Broad Cloths, blue, black, claret,
brown, drab and eretn.
Cassltneres. t'nnr.v n!iirl ttriwrrl r-
J !. ,K. .,
.iwum, uictu, 1 iii-sircaKcU auU
speckled,
; Stocks, of v arious qualities,
Kcuen Uassimeres, cotton Cassi
meres, Beavertines, plaid Linens, ribbed
Linen, for summer we:ir,
Furniture pru t, birds eye Diaper,
Drapery, brown Holland, Oznabuigs,
Ticklenburgs, brown Linen and
white do.
Drills, Lasting, patent Thread, Tur
key red,
Ladies, Misses, and children's $hoes
of everv descrintion. dirt cheao.
French kid slippers, spring htei'di
rumps, prunellas, morocco, leath- j
er, seal sKm, ccc. occ.
Gentlemen's boots and shoes of eve
ry description, buck skin, calf
skin, seal skinj horse skin, cow
skin, and what not, Major Down
ing's, David Crockett's, Jim
Crow's, Zipp Coon's, Gen. Jack
son's, Van -Buren's, Nullifier.-,
Union, consolidation, and amalga
mation, About 200 Ladies and misses straw
and Tuscan Bonnets,
Straw cords and tassels,
Palm leaf Hats, from 18 cents to 3,
colored and white, spotted ::ud
speckled, &c. &c.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY, of
every description.
Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Farming uten
sils, Castings, Iron, Nails, Salt, and Steel,
iOO bbls. Whiskey and Rum, Brandy
and Wine,
Sugar, Collee and Molasses,
Upper and tinder
Leather, Harness
and Skirting Lea
ther, Saddles and
Bridles, Saddle
bags, travelling
trunks, travelling
bags, harness, bri
WAaLiViV H!m lute vnnrv unrl
riding and gig whips.
About 2000 shell, horn; and brass
tuck and side Combs,
Head Pins, guard beads, bead guards,
Gentlemen's and youths fine fur Hats,
cloth caps, hair caps and chil
dren's fancy caps;
Drugs, medicines, paints, oils, white
lead, putty, window glass, candles,
Earthenware, china, jugs, jars, stone
pitchers, tin ware, flax, &.
The abovi Goods were pur
chased with cash up and no grum
bling, which enables us to sell
them a leelle cheaper than the
cneapesi auu as sncn we are
determined lo 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 tl. 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 thai will
strike their fancy they shall have
it at their own price, provided it
be within ihe bounds of reason.
Knight, Garrett & Co.
No. I, Broadway,
Tarboro, April 30, 1S35..
Bacon and Lard.
rl1ltE Subscriber i now receiv
mg and offers for sale, four
hundred barrels prime
Cut Herrings.
Also, in store, a quantity of
prime BACON and L A RD.
J. IV. GOTTEN.
Tarboro,' 14ih MaV. 1835
15,000 Dollars worth
Of every description,
For WHOLESALE or RETAIL
at nearly Cost, by
Knight. Garrett Co.
No. 1, Broadway.
Tarboro,' April 30, 1S35.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
JWillinary, c.
iyiRS. A. C. HOWARD in
forms her friends and the
public that she is now opening;
her Spring Supply of Goods,
among which may be found al
most every article applicable to
her business. tz
Plain and fancy colored pattern Silk
Bonnets.
Fancy Tuscan, plain and open
straw do.
Misses and children's do.
Plain, watered and figured Silks and
Satins for dresses,
Plain and figured Bobbinett, Swiss
muslin, blond Gauze, do.
Fancy caps, capes, Shawls, neck
Handkerchiefs Veils, and scarfs.
Fluted Laces, edgings, irtbertingb.&c.
Puffs and Curls, in great variety,
Silk and straw cords and taseh,
Ribbons, Flowers, &c. &c. in great
abundance, and at various prices.
The above Goods having been
purchased on very advantageous
terms, and selected by herself,
she can with confidence recom-
. meiu
x- ihfm, as bein: of excellent
quality and also remarkably cheap.
She invites an examination of
thptr, a thy caiv.oi fail to please.
Par horn,' May 1. 1835.
JUillinary Store.
MISS MITCHELL,
Bugs leave to
inform herfrie nds
and the public,
that she has laken
the Store House
next door to Mr.
W. Harris, for
merly the Bank where she
opens the largest & most splendid
Assortment of JHUinary
ever brought to this market. She?
natters herself, that from the
knowledge of business acquired in
sever, years employment in lhe
most extensive and fashionable
establishments ili the City of
New York, and being well ac
quainted with most oT the Millin
ary and Mercantile Establish
ments in that city, she is enabled
to purchase goods low, and have
her Millioary made up in a supe
rior style and on the most rea
sonable terms. Among her assort
ment will be found
150 Tuscan Bonnets,
(different sizes and patterns) at
from Sl,50 up to the finest rnade.
A handsome assortment of Nprth
ern made velvet, satin, and silk
Bonnets.
A variety of Caps, Capes and Tur
bans. Black, white, blue; pirik and yellbw
Italian Crapes.
Black, white, blue, yellow and va
riegated Ostrich Feathers.
Artificial Flowers, feather and vel
vet Flowers.
Gold and silver do.
Black and white blond Edgings and
Footings.
Hair Braids, Pulls ar.d Curls,
A few elegant painted lustrihgShawls
and Retticules.
A handsome assortment of Ribbons,
with many other articlestwo nume
rous to mention.
Miss M. respectfully invites the
Ladies of Halifax and the adjoin
ing counties to call and examine
her stock before purchasing and
assures them that &he will sell
every article in her line, lower
than any other establishment in
this section of country.
N. B. She has purchased" a new
Apparatus for cleaning and press
ing Tuscan, Leghorn and Straw
Bonnets, in Ihe Northern s'yle.
Specimens of her work, both in
that and the Dress Making, may
be seen at her Store, where all
orders will be thankfully re
ceived and punctually attended to
Halifax, Feb. 25.