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Miscellaneous, ti - From the Cincinnati Mirror. THE USED UP. The jig is up: I have been flung Sky high and worse than that: The girl whose praises I have sung. With pen, with pencil, and with tongue, Said "No;" and I felt flat. Now I will neither roar nor rant, Nor my hard fate deplore: Why should a fellow lock aslant If one girl says she won't or can't, While there's so many more? J strove my best it would not do, 1 told her she'd regret; She'd ruin my heart, and chances too. As girls don't like those fellows who Their walking papers get. In truth I loved her very well. And thought that she loved me. The reason why 1 cannot tell But when I wooed this pretty belle 'Twas a mistake in me. She's dark of eye and her sweet smile. Like some of which I've vcad, Is false for she, with softest guile. Lured me 'mong rocks, near love's bright isle And then she cut me dead. My vanity was wounded sore And that I hate the worst: You see, a haughty look I wore And thought she could not but adore Of all men, me the first. Well, thank the fates, once more I'm free At every shrine I'll bow; And if again a girl cheat me, Exceeding sharp, I guess she'll be, I've cut my eye-teeth now. Oh, like the bumble bee I'll rove Just when and where I please Jnhaling sweets fromievery grove, Humming around each flower I love, And dancing in each breeze. T H. S. T SHALL leave this State shot t-- ly ail those indebted and CHOOSE TO FAY IMMEDIATELY Will not have occasion lo com plain of paying a Comtable. for services of no advantage to them. JAMES WED DEL L. May 23d, IS 35. C70 Yes! 0 YesHQ MVE H Y man or woman indebted to the Subscriber by open account, are re quested to call and settle the ;tme as ear. Jy as convenient, either by cah or note Thp cash would be preferred, but if that cannot be bad, will take a note. J. IV. COTTEN. Tarboro', No. Ca. 17th Ft b. 1835. 100 Dollars Reward. ESCAPED from the Subscriber, while in camped at the houe of Col. A. Watt, in Hock iogham cout.lv. fN. C.) on the night of the 10th of May, 1S34, a negro man named He is about 31 years old, about 5 feet 1 1 inches high; no marks rec ollected; had on a homespun jeans long coat, and common thread and cotton pantaloons. John was purchased from Archibald Forbes, in Pitt county, near Greenville, and it is probable he will endeavor to get back to the same neighbor hood. The above reward of One Hundred Dollars will be paid to any one who will apprehend and lodge the said Negro in any jail, so that the Subscriber can get him again. Letters addressed lo the undersigned, at New Store P. 0. Buckingham county, (Va.) will receive immediate attention. JOHN I. MORRIS. .Tune 24, 1S35.I r 2G At Reduced Trices. JILL'S COMMENTARY on the Ijible, in nine octavo vol umesand liotta's History of the War of ihe Revolution, in two octavo volumes, elegantly bound, can he had at reduced pri ces.on application M this Ojjice. . Apnl 9, 1S35. 15,000 Dollars worth Of every description, For W HOLES ALE or IX ETA 1 L at nearly Cost, by Knight. Garrett 8? Co. No. 1, Broadway. Tarboro,' April SO, 1S35. Bacon and Lard, 'pHB Subscriber is now receiv ing and offers for sale, four hundred barrels prime Cut Herrings. Also, in store, a quantity of prime HACON and LARD. J. IV. COTTEN. Tarboro,' 14th Mav, 1835 NEW AND FASH ION A HLE Millinary, fyc. us. a. Kj. iiuvvAtu; in forms her friends and the public that she is now openin her Spring Supply of Good among which may be found al most every article applicable lo Iht buines. viz: Plain and fancy colored pattern Silk nonr.ets. rancy I uscan, plain and open straw do. Misses, and children's do. Plain, watered and figured Silks and Satins tor dresses, Plain and figured Dobbinett, Swiss muslin, blond Gauze, do. rancy caps, capes, Shawls, neck Handkerchiefs Veils, and scarfs. Fluted Laces, edgings, inserting, &c Puns and Curls, m great variety. Silk and straw cords Mid tassels. KinDons, r lowers, tfec. Jcc. in great abundance, ana at various prices I be above Goods having been purchased on very advantageous terms, and selected by hersell, she can with confidence recom mend thorn, as being off xccllent quality and also remarkably cheap Mie invites an examination ol them, as they cannot fail to pleae. I arborn,' May 1. LS35. TSIE NEW Millinary Store. MISS MITCHELL, uEcs leave to inform Ii r. f . I nf iiiiui in nil iiirilUS :M .3nd the nublie. r ' that she has taken the Store House next door to Mr. W. Harris, for merlv Hank where she opens the largest & most splendid Assortment of Millinary ever brought to this market. She flatters herself, that from thp knowledge of business acquired in seven years employment in the most extensive and fashionable establishments in the City of New York, and being well ac quainted with most of the. Millin ary and Mercantile Establish ments in that city, she is enabled lo purchase goods low, and have her Millinary made up in a supe rior style and on the most rea sonahle terms. Among her assort ment will be found 15 O Tuscan Bonnets, i rr i (iineren; sizes anu patterns) at from $1,50 up to the finest made. A handsome assortment of North ern made velvet, satin, and silk Bonnets. ' A variety ot Laps, Lapes and Tur bans. Black, white, blue, pink and yellow Italian Crapes. Black, white, blue, yellow and va riegated Ustrich l eathers. Artificial Flowers, feather and vel vet Flowers. Gold and silver do. iilack and white blond Edgings and r ooiings. Hair Braids, Puffs and Curls. A lew elegant painted lustring Shawls ana netticules. A handsome assortment of Ribbons, witn many other articlestwo nume rous to mention. iMissM. lespectfully invites the iames ol Halilax and the adjoin irifT rrti i 1 1 .... i II . ... i-vuuuh iu can anu examine her stock before purchasing and assures ihem that she 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 y)C pleSi. ing Tuscan, Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, in the Northern slvle. 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. PpH ?r.- fit k 1 -if ' the PROSPECTUS OF The Extra Globe. 'JrlK undersigned propose to issue tin first numlier of a new series of the Kxira Globe, on Monday, the 25th of May in1:, and lu publish it weekly for tlx months, making twenty-six numbers; the hst to contain an index to the whole. It will hi: printed on 6ne double-royal paper, made up in quarto form, like the Extra mid Con resional Globes published by us last year. The 26 numbers will make 416 royal quar to pages. It will contain the principal original nrti cles of the Daily and Semi-Weekly (ilobes foreign and domestic News notices of the public meetings--the elections, and public proceeding in tvery State in the Union, in relation to the canvas for the next Presidency- a contest which the indi cations of the preseut jeur will go far to decide. The first numlier will contain the Pro ceedings of the, Democratic National Con vention, to be' held at Baltimore on Ihe 20th of next month. An excellent Repor ter has already been engaged to report the Proceedings of the Convention, and the Speeches which may be made on the oc casion. We request the favor of those friends to whom this Prospectus may bo sent, to cir culate it, for the purpose of obtaining sub scribers. A copy of the work will be sent to the newspapers that copy this Pros pectus. Subscribers should forward their names in time to reach us before the 25th May. It they do not, we may not be able to fur nish them with all the number?.; because the work is put at so low a price, that we cannot afford to reprint any numbers that may be exhausted. TERMS. One Dollar per copy, in advance. Kleveii copies will be furnished for ten dollars; twenty-two copies fr twenty dol lars, and so on in proportion. 0The piiceof this paper is so low, that we cannot itffsrd to open accounts with those who subscribe for it. Therefore no attention will be paid iu any order unless the money accompanies it. BUI lit &r HIVES. Washington, April loth, lH3. HISTORY OF THE Kelt u kee Assoc inlio n . JIU.-T PUBLISHED, nnd for sale at the Qj office ot the Tar W Pres,, "A con - cise History of the Kehukee Baptist Asso - ciaiion, from its original rise to the pre- sent time by Elder Joseph Bigs under the supervision of a committee (consisting of Elders Jos'uia Lawrence, U illi.un H v - man, uud Luke Ward, and brethren Tho ..... .St,: duar,M. u.s, H..u usmun u. iiahi.; appointed oy the Association Price SI each, or $10 per doien. October, 1834. compkctieissivl: Commentary on the Bible. 'I'HE Subscriber having been renucfH to act as Agent for this highly inter- Drills, Lasting, patent Thread, Tur esting oik, informs the public that the key red, first volume can be seen at his office, Ladies, Misses, and children's Shoes where subscriptions will be received. of every description, dirt cheap, Ihe first volume is a specimen of the cxe- French kKl slippers, spring he cl'd cution of the work, editorial and mechan- pumps, prunellas, morocco, lcath ical It is to contain all that is valuable . .V:., t-hrUii... n;..i. n-., c... ......-.an Ul v . I I I , ULUll, UUU' dridge, Gill, Adam Clark, Patrick, Pool.! Lowth, Buider, and others; the whole de-' signed lo a digesl and combination of the I advantages of the best Bible commentaries On the whole, it is believed all will admit that the work is what it has been pronounc ed to be a credit to the country; and the publishers and editors pledge themselves and their characters ("and titer can do no morej that every effort shall be put forth to make it, both in the literary and me chanical part?, lastingly useful, and wor thy a liberal support. But to sustain them in so expensive an enterprize, the low price fixed for the work rrquires that it should have an extensive sale, and no pub lisher u oultl fell u at ranted in prosecuting the work without a large subscription list; and, however unpopular such a course ma) te in regaid to ordinary works, no ht-siia-lion ia felt in resorting to it in this case, so manifestly necessary and proner. Thev appeal in confidence to the religious public and to all, who wish to see it circulate tor their names and patronage. 1 here is a Baptist edition, differing in no respect from the general edition except on the ordinance of Baptism, in reference to which Ihe Kev. Joseph A. U'arne, Editor of the Baptist edition, makes the following remarks, viz: All that was promised in the Baptist edition, as such, was that whatever was found iu the woi k as published for Poedohaptits generally, which did not cor respond with the views of Baptists, should be removed, and the maturest viev.s of their own best writers substituted. It is confidently believed that no point con nected with what is peculiar to the Bp tist denomination, has been left unguarded anu wnen u is cousiuereu mat on no points but those do Baptists differ from Henry, Scott, Doddridge, &.c. there can be scarcely a doubt but that the denomi nation in general will feel that they have now a Commentary, in the reading of which they are sure to find what will fan the flame of love, and satisfy the appetite for truth, and this without that diminution of their enjoyment with which Ihey were accustomed to meet iu reading the authors, arising out of (heir dilicrent views of a chi istian ordinance. Terms. Iho work will be comprised in five volumes, averaging not less than 800 pages per volume, royal 8 vo hand somely printed on fine paper, and well bound in sheep, and lettered with double titles, at 3 dollais per volume. There will be several engravings, frontispieces, vignette titles, and several neatly engraved maps, with other illustrative wood cuts. &c. Copies bound in extra gilt, SDiinir backs, SjSO; plain calf, 3,75. GEO. HOWARD. March 13th, 1835- Trinting Tress for Sale. JZ SUPER ROYAL Printing Press, on the old mode of construction, can be procured on reasonable terms. Apply at this Office. January 1S31. j Bargains! -Bargains!! Actt Goods! JYew Good!! Cheapest of the Cheap, or a leetle cheaper than Ihe cheapest. JY 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, (nnd came very near going ' to Boston,) where we purchased the Most splendid Assortment of Spring and bummer That ever decorated the shelves of any establishment in the ci'y of Tarborough, (none excepted,) and are now Selling off at nearly Cost, For Cash, and at a very small ad vance on a credit. Among our assortment may be found The most beautiful Prints in the world, Trench Muslins, Ginghams, (new tyle,) French Calicoes, printed Jaconets, Figured chintz Calicoes, French liombazetts, Bombazines, Circassians of various colors and qualities, Crape Camlets, colored satin doe skins, bird eye London do. Silks of every description, silk. Shawls, silk dress Handkerchiefs, Gro tie 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 muslin, checked muslins, bwiss and book muslin, Ho!)es, corded skirts, ' aa,e: ancJ genilemcn UIOVCS, . Jt0110" l',k "0se , . , i 13road iothS blue, black, claret, brown, drab and green, Cassitneres, fancy plaid, striped, di- i agonal, drab, ring-streaked and ! sneckled. ; Stocks, of various qualities. (ouen Cassitneres. cotton Kouen Cassitneres, Cassi ribbed j meres, I Beavertines, plaid JLiueus, Linen, for summer wear, , Furniture prints, birds eye Diaper, ; Drapery, brown Holland, Oznaburgs, Ticklenburgs, brown Linen and ' white do. Gentle men s boots and slioes ot eve ry description, buck skin, calf skin, seal skin, 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 Burcn's, Nullifies, Union, consolidation, and amalga mation, auoui uu iaates ana misses straw and Tuscan Bonnets, Straw cords and tassels, Palm leaf Hats, from IS cents to $3, colored and white, spotted nd speckled, ccc. Sec. HAnUUAKt & CUTLERY, of every description. Guns, Kitles, Pistols, Farming uten sils, Castings, Iron, Nails, Salt, and Steel, 1UU uuls. v luskcy and Hum, Brandy Sugar, Cofiee and Molasses, Upper and under Leather, Harness and Skirting Lea ther, Saddles and Bridles, Saddle bags, travelling trunks, travelling w) 'JagS harness, bn- die bits, sours, and ruling and gig whips. About 2000 shell, horn, and brass tuck and side Combs, Head Fins, 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, llax, &c. The above Goods were pur chased with cash up and no grum bling, which enables us to sell them a leetle cheaper than the ctciycji iinu as sucn we .1 . . I . r,,. 1 I are ueiermineu to do so. not carinr to make any . iimij; more than sulhcienl to keep us from starv i.....: i avui uu neirs nor noor Kin to provide lor. Ve particu- arly invite the Ladies lo call and examine our splendid assortment ol lancy Goods, and see if we lave nothing that will nleasn them. Should we be so fortunate as lo have an article that will strike their fancy, thev shall have it at their own price, provided it be within ihe bounds of reason. Knight, Garrett $ Co. No. 1, Broadway. Tarboro April 30, 1525. Itemtianls, lU-ninunts! GREAT VAUIKTY of Remnants ol every description of Goo. Is, will be Soldat half their value. J. IVEDUELL. 2h Feb. 183 . To the Afflicted. GRAY'S invaluable Ointment for the cure of w hite swellings, scrofula and other turnout?, sore legs and ulcers, and fresh wounds, sprains, bruisea, swell ings and inflammations, k.c-. he. ISeckwith'g anti-dyspeptic pills. Rowand's genuine tonic mixture, a per. feet cute for ague and fever. The above valuable medicines may be hail wholesale or retail on application to j. W. Colten, Agent for Tarborough. 1K35. rpHE Subscriber, who for several years past has been engaged in The Gin Making business, In Kinston, has established himself IN GREENVILLE, Where he carries on the above bu siness in al) its various branches. All those who wish to supply themselves with Gins of the best quality, are respeel fully solicited to apply to the Subscriber person ally or by letter. All orders for Gin will bp ptomptly executed. From the Subscriber's long expe rience in his business, and from the approbation which his work ha', hitherto met with, he hesitates not to promise entire satisfaction to all who may see fit to extend to him iheir patronage. Gins out of order will be expeditiously re paired. The Subscriber takes the liberty of calling the attention of those who wish to procure new Gins, or lo have old Gins repair ed, to the expediency of applying to him in time. When all wait a is usually the case, until the work is wanted, it causes such a pres sure of business, that many'are obliged of necessity lo .submit to a longer dlay than they wish. AXiXiZItf TXSO&i , In connexion with ibis establishment, cat ries oii the Lock Gunsmith business He aUn makes Saw Mill Boxes. and Mill Inks, and Gudgeo?is,oi a composition invented bv Daniel Peck, of Raleigh Grist Mitt Zpindtcs. with Steel Collars, (turned ) These articles equal to any manulacturcd in the Uniied States. All letters and orders must ne directed to the Subscriber at Greenville. IIENliY CHAMBERLAIN. July 12, 1S34. Cotton Gins rMIE Subscriber has established himself in the houses formerly occupied by the late Joseph Lac key, dee'd, near the river, and a hort distance below Jienjamin M. Jackson's store, where he carries on The malcin and repairing Cotton Gins. All those who wish lo supply themselves wiih Gins of the best quality, are respectfully solicited to apply lo the Subscriber person ally, or by letter. All orders for Gins will be promptly executed, ins out of order will be expedi tiously repaired. Blacks mil hing, of every des cription, executed in the beststyle. (CJ'vo second hand Cotton Gins for sale low for cash. SAMUEL D. PROCTER. Tarboro,' 30lh Sent. 1834. Six Months in a Convent, fUSSELL,ODIORNE & CO. hav WW press and will publish in a lew Ha- a new work, with the above title, beiitff ,he Narrative of Miss Rebecca Thrr,n Catholics about Iwo vears.ann . ... --..w " a ui.uer we inuuencriit tiw the Jo.tvent on Mount Benedict. C4l.rlc town, nearly sjx months in 1631-2. The book f urnishes a concise history of r hups ana regulations. the emnlnumL. j 1 j villa and ceremonies of the Ursuline ornV.- .i uie urst account ever given iu tbis country of a similar institution, die writer coouueu nersen strictly lo a narration ol tacts that transpired under her own eve . ii " aiier ner escape. It will coutain a volume of 200 paes ...Siicu anu uouna in tbe neatest UUUIICI . Boston, March 2, 1835. Published and or Halt at this Office. V PATRIOTIC DISCOURSE tht North Carolina Whie's AnaUv r.. Ihe Kehukee Association and, A Basket of Fragments, bv the Ylev. I.h.. r Also, A Ktview of Clark's defe., a..A t fication to the Kehukee Aisociatinn ten by a lay member of the Association" and, Occurrences in the Life r Pi.i i seph Biggg, wrote by himself. Piano Forte tor smU IIAVK a vetv u. IMANO j "--Us 0rr or Nile -i wishinsr well to cull and examine i IV. CO 77'' v Mav 21th, IS'.i'i. Henry Johnsto MERCHANT TAII.OK AS just received ho:n vt of Goods -in hi II, c . superior to any irunr .. been brought to this mai kti. would pariicuhily iiivjic men that want Fashionable and Chean GOODS, i ft a 1 1 iml av'in,!.... . ; is conM'lent lie can phase a!j both ui quality and has a iarre assortment u ' " I . . C 11 1 ' z n nc r t Mil u i i i w. must. lasfiiony colors, which he will Vt;,- low lor cash, or on a shorten lie will also retail withe fi't ma- kins:, to inose that , w muse Ui.ll WW! U, ... I their garments made tltwLt,e as he intends turning ... . ' 0 uuuIIOli to mat as well as making j. has on hand hrst rate wlniea. black heaver HATS, and II IT l II suit umnrtiias, which he sen veiy low. lie ;in h. IrtS (,: hand and intend J;ee assortment of 1 1 : 1Z" Heady made Clothes, Made and trimm-d by himself Gentlemen furnihiu ilit-ir uwa clothe, can have litem ir.ade ar.J trimmed in the mot l';ihioi.al!e manner, and at tbe shorten f,j. lice. A fine assortmeiii of .r. llemens Slocks of u kinds. ' (QGall at if. J., next to the Brick store. Tarborough, April 22, 1SS5. Coffield King, MERCHANT TAILOR, HPAKKS this opportunity of jL ; f., ; i.: . ' . the public, that he has ju-l reteiv ed from New York, hi supply uf Spring Goods, in nis line ol bUMness consisting in part of: Superfine blue? black and greer. Cloths, Blue and drab Cassitneres, Green and brown Camlet, for se iner wear, Linen drills and summer Casi meres, Plain black velvet and figured Vo tings, Linen bosoms and collars, Black patent bombazine btcckb, & Together with his former Stud, all of which he will dispce ci en living terms for cash, or on i short credit to punctual customer;. Those wishing to purchase wil please to call, as they can iiavcw opportunity to examine for ir.ttn-1 selves. Gentlemen fjitii f their own Clois, can have il.t: made and. trimmed in the fashionable stvle and at the Mioi est notice. All orders ii om a lano ivill h. I o t L- hill l' I PPtiVtu and punctually attended lo. l''W!t to eall at C. King's, liwve ahove the Planter's Hotel, on Broadwav. otmosiie i lie IM Store, where he will be i daily al his post. Tarboro.' 7lh Mav, 1835. Young Hanoi D ...... vn WILL the present sea' at my s a bleats l'nlk nf Tar R;V'r' ot Pl n.,: I. . i. Jordan Joiner, Sen'r's, altti'alt,J and will he let lo mre J reduced price o f Five Dollais'' season, with twenty-five ceni" the Groom in every is,aC The season has already com11' ed and will end the hrst' .' gust. Good seed cotlon wni taken in payment at the h" . J .... . . ...;.h li1 cash puces. I hose wno improve their stock of horses.' 1 . .l,lol) never have a more lavora" portunity. PEDIGREE j As to his pedigree it i &er necessary only lo observe , of the Archie and slock. The horse and his tf1 ... . . ..;n;!i so we known in VMS lhat it is considered u?e'es,. give any further paiiicuiars ery care and altpntion vvlI( s paid, but no liability lor acr'1' lit nOSSEY BAT if March 19th, 1S35. 13 Auruurougn, au. 9.
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