I!!
'ii:
Jflarlin fan Burcn,
of m:v York.
Jliclutrd M. Johnson,
OF KKNTtiCKY.
nT has f.illen 1 1) ilio lni(ih!f lot of the un-dT-iened
lit have pi e .ented to th A
nit-i ioau P''pl a lhiil edition uf the Bio
graphies of the inn a'nivi' named highlv
distinguished patriotic citizen, w ince con
stant devotion to tin' best hueiest ol our
Government has led 10 tlwir designation.
s a testimony i f the .-Miiiiilio't in w I -:
their serv ice arc regarded by Me 1'nii'i.E
whom thev ii t vp sei veil, tis candidates tor
the two hist otli vs ivitnin the eilt of a
FltEEi HAl'l'V, and FX. l i;lUINfi NATION.
Thi token of respect gives to the woi Id
faj.itional PkooK that faithful bei v ice sh.ill
iijt go unrewarded.
The object ot t It is appeal to the republi
can portion of our felimv citizens, is to oh
taiii tnoir operation in tlie cii tubulin of
in edition of JOO.OOO copies id tin- joint
Biography of M Alt UN VAN BUIiKN c,
KICIlAK" M JOHNSON, enlarged, re-vi-ed
and corrected, ?oas to be valuable lo
every lover of his co-iuliy, and alike hon
orable to tiie distinguished citizens whom
we. TilE PEofLK. intend still further lo
h ni'.M-, by their deration to the offices of
President and Vice P.esident of tiie I'nited
States, i'i tli elci'tioti of 163b. Tims ve
sbrtll perpetuate the principles of .leireion,
which hiive been so signally revived, no
bly acted upon, Hftd TUlL'MrH iNTLY car
ried out by Axdrkw Jai Ksr.N, wb", s;. in
ning all llrttierv, knew nothing but tin
VkoI'lK, lb" WH 1'torLK, anil then re -
sytcl'u t rights, r egardless o their foituties,
whether rich or poor; thus rendering his
Aamk and hexowx as durable as the tvtu-
l.ASri.NO llll.I.S."
The arrangement of I he volume will be
fti lolloW'.:
1st. 'trait pf Andrew Jackson.
To vv.i i in the v ! 11 ui f will be msc.ibed.
with an address by the c'.i.-i-'er.
iM. Portrait of M. Van Buren,
To be followed by hi- Biography, enlar
ged, inc lulling several valuable document-,
illu'-'rafive of his public chaiucter, and ex
hibiting the magical powers uf his gigantic
mind, which his ever been devoted to sus
tain lite rights of his country and 'he glory
and prosperity of his fellow ciner.s.
3d. Portrait of R. M Jahnso)i,
To be fdl.iwed by hi Biography . eul.n
ged including various Speeches, Scniav
Mail Repokts, and other d o iurn nt; illus
trative uf hi-! lnjj coutinui'd public lite,
whicli has ever bet u devoted lo ihe god
of bis country; iiuludini; nn authentic ac
count of the fall of the renowned Indiin
waiii'M , I ec i. ms k H, on the ever memora
ble oih of October, 1KJ with an ciia
?ed v.ew of the battle field.
The work will b lompltte in one volume-
of atiov.t 4(H)pag:S. I he piice to lie
fived at the moderate sum of One lol!ar.
Tieatly bound with cloth backs; or alt' and
fcdt, with the additional expense ;f bind-
ftg. Ihe work, winch is now in a state ol
preparati'ts, sh id be surh as to give emit e
sati-ftc'ion; as it is in t' e h -nds of gemlf
men who have for iarly forty yars, been
personally and intimately u qiaipted with
the private and public life of the above na
med distinguished citizens.
The celebrated addres of the Ilon
Thomas II. Benton, ot Missouri, bearing
tetinwny toth hii;h character of Martin
Van Curen; and the eloquent sp ch of I he
Hon. James Barbour, of Virginia, in the U.
rt. -en'ate, portraying the chivalry of Col.
Jotinson on the field and in the councils of
the nation, will be appended to tbe work.
As t'iere i nmon our republican citi
zens, an extensive ppulatiou f (ierinau
oiiin. the wrk will appear simultaneous
ly in b'-th the English and the German lan-puag-s.
It will, therefoi e, be necearv
for subscribers who wi,h to hive the work
in the German, to signify the same on the
subscription book.
It will, in order to give prompt and ex
tensive circulation to the work, be indis
pensable for ail subscribers to pay at the
time of subscribing all money to be at a
propr . ne forwarded with th lists of m
riatu es ' tiie puMishinj; committee
which il b- duly made known bv a no
lice in the Washington Giohe.
Hj Democratic editors disposed to en-roura-e
thn woik, will confer a favor,
w hich wili be ruefully acknow b dr-ed by
the Subscriber, in "iving publicity to the
above and r. r.-ivn-g sob -ci iptions at their
re-.p dive ofu-es, to whom a leasonable
per centape will be al'owed.
The Peopie'i obi dh ni servant,
I I'M. EMMONS.
Washington Citv. June 1, IS'i.'i.
To the MUcled.
.rr r.n v'; i i
- niuniiic viiiiment
for the cure nf white sweiluus
fcrofula and other tumour
sore legs and ulcers, and fash
wounds, sprains, bruises, swell
ings and inflammations, iic. ic.
ii ckw ith' anti-dyspeptic pills.
Howand'.s genuine tonic mixture, a per.
feet ctne for ague ami fever.
T he a!ove valuable medicines may be
had wholesale or retail on application to
J. IV. Cut Ic it, Agent lor 1 at borough.
Si.v .Months in n Convent
mUSSELL, ODIOKNE k CO. have in
W- press and w i'l publish in a few days,
n new work, with the above title, being the
Narrative of Miss Iltlmca Theresa Heed,
w ho was under the influence of the lioman
Catholics about two years. and an inmateuf
the Convent on Mount Benedict, Charles,
town, nearly six months in 1 S3 1-2.
The book furnishes a concise history of
the rules and regulations, the employments
and ceremonies f lh. Ursuline nrilrr; and
as it is the f,,st account ever given in this
country of a similar institution, the w, iter
(T(ZtZV:rrUuicily ' narration
ot facts that transpu ej Under her ow r eye,
Boston, March 2, lS:Jo.
ir (00 Dollars worth
C3
Of every description.
For W HOL KS A I. K or Ii K T A 1 L
at nearly (ol, by
Knight- Garrett cy Co.
No. 1, lit o;td A v.
Tarhorc,' Af.iil SO, 1S35.
Bacon und Iiurd.
'BIIK Stibscrihft js Mov neriv
inp; ;nul oiT. i lor sale, lour
liundretl hands piirmi
Cut Herrings.
AUo. itt sftu-p, a quantify of
prime 15 A CON and LKD.
.. IV. GOTTEN.
T.irhoro 14th May. 1 S.'i5.
NKW AND FASHION HLE
AlilUnary, fyc.
A. C. HOWARD in-
for tns her friends and the
piitine mat Mie is now opening
her S;jrinr Supply of CloodiJ,
among which m;iy he found al
most evrry article ajiplicahle to
her business, viz:
Plain and fancy colored pattern Silk
Ikumets.
Fancv Tuscan, plain and open
str.iw do.
Mivst-s and children's do.
Plain, u ati t cd and figured Silks and
Satins for drews,
Plain ami ligun-d Hofobinett, Swiss
mtisliii, blond Gauze1, do.
l'ancy cajis, capes, Shawls, neck
Handkerchiefs N'tiN, ami scarfs,
Piuted Lace, L'dr.injjs, insert in. i;-, 5cc.
Pnf.' and Oarls, in great variety.
Silk and straw cords and tassels,
Ribbons, Flowers, ike cVc. in great
abundance, and at various prices.
The above Goods having been
purchased on very m! vanlag'ons
terms, and selected by herself,
she can with confidence r com
mend them, as being of excellent
quality anil aNo remai kablv cheap.
Slit? invites an f-xjininalion ol
Ihem, as ihry cannot fail to please.
Tarliorti,' Mav 1. 135.
TUB
Hi Miliary 8 fore.
MISS MITCHHLL,
Mi:s leave to
inform her friends
and ilu? public,
that she' has taken
the Siore House
next door to Mr.
W. Harris, f,,,.
merly the Rank where she
op'jns the largest &. o tst sph-ndid
.Lssortment of .Willi nm y
ever brought to this market. She
Hitters herself. that from the
knowledge of business acquired in
seven years employment in the
most extensive and- fashionable
establishments in the (.'itv of
New York, and being well ac
quainted with mosl of the Millin
ary and Metvantihi Ksiddish
ments in that city, she is enabled
lo purchase goods low, and have
her Millinary made up in a .supe
rior style and on ihe mot rea
sonable terms. A mong her as.sor t
ment will be found
2.50 'itctui Hon tiffs,
(difTerent sizes and patterns) at
from $1,50 up to tbe finest made.
A handsome assoi tinent of North
ern made velvet, satin, and silk
Bonnets.
A variety ot Caps, Capes and 'Fur
bans. HUick, white, blue, pink and yellow
Italian Crape.
Black, white, blue, yellow and va
riegated Ostrich l eathers.
Artificial Flowers, feather and vel
vet Flowers.
Gold and silver do.
Black and white blond Edgings and
Footings.
Hair Braids, Puffs and Cutis,
A few elegant painted lustringShawls
and kctticules.
A handsome assortment of Ribbons,
with many other articlestwo nume
rous to mention.
Miss M. lespectfullv invites the
Ladies of Halifax and the adjoin
ing counties to call and examine
her .stock before purchasing and
assures them that ihe 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 lor cleaning a,,d press
ing luscan, Ee-hort, and Straw
Bonnets, in Ihe Northern svle.
Specimens of her work, both' in
that and the Dress Making, may
be seen at her Store, where all
orders will be thankfully re
ccived and punctually attended to.
Halifax, Feb. 25.
if
rnospEcTt;s of
The Exlra Globe.
'yWV, iindersigriti propose to iue the
first number of a new bel ies ol the Kxim
Globe, on Monday, the 2')th of May m xt,
and lo puMish it weekly lor gix inonths,
making twenty-sin numbers; the last to
contain sin indei to the w hole. It will be
printed on fine dnuule-rovsd paper, made
up in tjuarlo form, like the I'.xira ami Con
liressioual (dobes published by us last year,
t he 26 numbers will make. 413 royal quar
to pages.
It will con'ain the piinripal original arti
cles of the I Jail y and St mi- kly (ilobes
foreign and domestic News notiees of
the public meeting ii e eleetions, and
public nroeeediuzs in every btate in the
Union, in relation to the canvass for thoi
next rres'ilency a contest which the indi
cations of the present tur w .T go far to
decide.
The first number wi'l contain the Pro
ceedings of the llenror.rntic National Con
vention, to be held at fjidtimoic on Ihe
2(th of next month. An excellent Itepor
ler l as alieady been engaged to report the
rroeeediugs of the Convention, and the
Speeches which may be made on the oc-c-ision.
We request the fvor of those fiiends to
whom this I'ro.pei Ins may be sent, to cir
culate it, for ihe purpose of obtaining sub
scribers. A copy of ihe work will be sent
to th newspapers that copy this Pros
pectus. Subscribers should forward their names
in time to reach us before I lie 2."nh May.
If thy do not, we may not be aide to fur
nish them with all tin numbers; bf cause!
the work is put at so low a price, that we.
cannot atlord ?o reprint any number! that
may he exhausted.
Tl'.liMS.
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Kleveti copies will be furiiihed for ten
dollars; twenty-two c pies fr twenty dol
lars, and o on in proportion.
O' l he plieeof tlds paper is so low, that
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those who subscribe for it. Therefore no
attention will be paid to any order unless
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nunn & hives.
Washington, April lOth, In'JV
IILSTOUY OF Till:
Kelt n h'ee Issocialion.
rjUsf PL'BLFSHKl), iint for saP af
QJ offn-e of t he Tat born' Press, " ClHl.
cis- History of the Kehukee baptist Asso
cialion. from its original rie to the pre
sent time by Klder Joseph llig under
the supervision of a Committee (cnniling
of FJders Jos'uia Lawrence, illiam II v
man, an. I Luke Ward, and biethren Too
m:is Uigg. Joseph I). Bis, ami f.'iishion
B. Hafll.) apoilit'd liytlie ss0ri4t ion."
Price SI each, or $1 per dozen.
October.
compji:iii:.nsim;
Commentary on the lliblc.
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to act as Agent for this highly inter
esting work, informs the public that the
frl volume enn be seen at his ollire.
where snhsci iptions will be received.
The first volume is a specimen of the exe
cution of the woik, editorial and mechan
ical It is to contain all that is valuable
in the w tilings of those great lights in the
Chiistian Church, Henry, Scott, Dod
dridge, Ciili, Adam ("lark, Patrick, Pool,
Lowih, Kinder, and others: the wholede
signed to a digel and combination of the
advantage of the best Bible commentaries.
On the wlnde, it is believed all will admit
that the work is w hat it has tteen pionounC
cd to be a credit to the country; and the
publishers and editors pledge themselves
and their characters fand they can do no
more) that every elVoit shall be put forth
to make it, both in the literary and me
chanical parls, laslingly useful, and wor.
thy a liberal support. But to Mistaiu them
in so expensive an eniipri2e, the bw
price fued for the work requires that it
should have an extensive sale, and no pub
lisher would ft II warranted in prosecuting
the work w ithout a large subs-crip! ion list;
and, however unpopular such a course max
be in regard to ordinary woiks, no hesi a
ti n is felt in resorting to it in this case, m
manifestly necessary and proper. 1 he
appeal in confidence to the religious public
and to all, who wish to see it circulate, ni
their names and patronage.
There is a Baptist edithm, diflei ing in m
respect from the gem lal edition except ,
the ordinance of Baptism, in reference to
which Ihe licv. Joseph A. W arne, Kditor
of the Baptist edition, makes the follow ing
remaiks, viz: Ail that was promised in the
Baptist edition, as such, was that whatever
was found in the woik as published fur
Ptedobapti-ts generally, which did not cor
respond with the views of Baptists, should
be removed, and the maiurest views of
their ow n best wi iters substituted. It is
confidently believed that tin point con
nected with what is peculiar to the Bap
tist denomination, has been 'eft unguarded;
and when it is considered that on no
points but those d.i Baptists differ from
Henry, Scott, Doddridge, ice there can
be scarcely a doubt but lhat 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 llatne of love, and satisfy the appetite
for truth, and this without that diminution
of their enjoyment with which they were
accustomed to meet in reading the authors,
arising out of their different views of a
chiistian ordinance.
Terms. The work will be comprised
in five volumes, averaging not less than
b'OO pages per volume, royal 8 vo hand
somely printed on fine paper, ami well
bound in sheep, and lettered with double
titles, at 3 dolfir- per volume. There
i!l be several engravings, frontispieces,
vignette titles, and several neally engraved
maps, with other illustrative wood cuts,
&.C. Copies bound in extra gilt, spting
backs, 54,50; plain calf, 3,75.
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SUPER ROVAL Printing Press, on
the old mode of construction, can be
procured on reasonable terms.
Apply at this Office,
January, 1S31.
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Xciv Goods! New GoodtU
Cheapest of ihe Cheap, or a lecllc
cheaper lh;n the cheapest.
uwrK )resume 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 near going to
Boston,) wheie we purchased the
Most splendid Assortment of
Spring and bummer
GOODS,
Th;tt ever decorated the shelves
of any establishment in the city
of Tarburough, (none excepted.)
and are now
Selling off at nearly Cost,
For Cash, and at a very small ad
var( e on a credit.
Knight j (1 arret t $ Co.
No. lr Broadway.
Tarboro, April 30, 1835.
FiLY PAY
LA
T SHALL leave litis State short
ly all those indebted and
CHOOSE TO
WW LM.MEDUTELV,
tVill not have occasion to com
plain of paying a Constable, for
services of no advantage In them.
JAMES IVEDDELL.
May 2:il, KSiio.
j 07 0 Yes! 0 VesUQ
I M VEBY man or woman indebtej to the
JLJl Subscriber bv open account, are re
quested to call and settle the Mine as ear
Iv as convenient, either by cs.h or note
The cash would be preferred, but if that
cannot be had, will take a note.
.. IV. COTTEX.
j Tarboro',No. Ca. 17ih Feb 1R35.
Oxford Examiner.
! J11I Subscriber invites propositions to
LL succeed him as pi inter and pnpiielT
of the ''Oxfoid l.xaminer," to rake effect
not sooner rhan the 1st of next October.
practical Printer could invest a small
sum to considerable advantage in this
Establishment. Any gentleman possess
ing a few hours leizure each day might
devote them with the certainty of profit to
the conducting of a paper in this place.
I he income has enabled the present Kditor
to live comfortably f.r more than five
yeais, although he commenced and has all
along labored under embarrassing dis
advantages. But little exertion would
ensure a more extended pationage
. Should an application be ma!e which
. would ly prove agreeable to Ihe public,
a bargain may te hud. The establish
' nv nt is deemed a permanent one, as the
(people have maniferVd a determination to
sustain a Press in their county Town.
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Oxford, April 23.
Type Foundry.
FJ MILKMAN k S. ECKLIN.hav
i"g purchased the type foundry
slablished bv the late J. Howe, have en
tered into pai Iner-liip, for the purpose of
carrying on the Manufactory of types.
under the firm of S. Lcklin Co.
We intend keeping on hand a larre as
sortment of type, especially those kinds
lost used, which will enable us to supply
orders with the least possible delav:and
I have now for sale a large quantity of the
j best quality, (stock purchased frouithe
estate of J. Howe,; and intend to make
immediate additions to it.
S. Lcklin k. Co. are now nrenared
to receive orders for foun's of every de
scription, fiom Peailto 22 lines Pica in
cluding a variety of Ornamental Letter.
We offer for sale also, an assortment, of
Oils, Dashes, Brass Rule, and other or
naments, of w hich specimens will be for
warded to printers, as soon as they can be
prepared.
Such improvements as the wants of the
trade and taste may require, will receive
the earliest attention at this establishment.
Printing Presses of every description.
Printing Ink of thy most approved quali
ties. Composing Sticks, Brass and Com
mon (Alley's Chases, Impu-ing S'om s.
Paper and Prrss Boards, Standing Press
es, Furniture, together w ith a complete
assortment of all articles used in a Prin
ting Olfice, will be kept' constantly on
baud.
Small founts, suitable for Book binders
in a great variety, may be had when called
tor.
Orders from all parts of the Union w ill
be promptly and most carefully attended
to, and particularly in supplying sorts for
all founts lui nished by our predecessor.
We respectfully solicit a share of i.uhlir
patronage. To the former natrons of
this foundry, we deem it sufficient r ea
that they will be as W(. and promptly
seived as heretofore, should thev Lr. diL
posed to favor us with their orders. Ihe
business of the Foundry will be conducted
under the following f,rm, and by the same
person who was intact the type founder
in Mr. Howe's foundry.
S. ECKEIX CO.
Corner of Crown and Callowbill streets.
Philadelphia, Spt. Jh.3L
Constables' lllunks for sale
AT THIS OFFICE.
B&Se$BIT HITS.
PBMIK Subscriber, who for several
years past has been engaged in
The Gin .Making business.
In Kinston, has est ddished himself
IN GREEN VILLI!,
Where he carries on the above bu
siness in all i-i various branches.
All those who wish to supply
themselves with (litis of the lies!
quality, are respectfully solicited
tn annlv tn the Subscriber nerson-
i'i'
II I I . i All ,!....:.
any or oy leuei. u uium mi i
(iins will be promptly executed.
From the Subscriber's long expe-j
rience in his business, ami from
the approbation which his work j
has hitherto met with, he hesitates j
not to promise entire satisfaction!
to all who may see fit to extent! i
10 him their patronage. ( ins i out ;
of order will be expeditiously re- j
paired. The Subscriber takes the)
liberty of calling the atlenlion ol j
those wlio wish lo procure new I
Gins, or to have old Gins repair-
ed, to the expediency of applying
to him in time. When all wail as
11 uurtlly the case, until the work;
is waiiieu, it raust-s sulii a jicj
sure of business, I hat many are
obliged of necessity tn submit to
a longer delay than they wi-h.
In connexion with this establishment, car
riei on ihe
Lock& Glinsmitll business
Me aUo makes Sato Milt Jinxes.
and Mill Inks, and Gudgeons,
a composition invented by Daniel
Peck, of Raleigh Grist Mill
Spindles, with Steel Coltats,
(turned ) I hee articles equal lo ;
any manufactured in the United j
Slates. j
All letters and orders must'
he directed !o the Subscriber
Greenville.
IJENIIY CHAMBERLAIN.
July 12, 1834.
Cotton Grins
rMIF. Subscriber has established
himself in ihe notice formerly
occupied by the late .Joseph Lac-
t . i I .
iie,oeco, near me river, and a j Linen drills and summer Cas.
short distance below Benjamin j meres,
M. Jackson's store, where he
carries on
The making and repairing
Cotton Giiis.
All those who wish to suddIt
themselves with Gins of Ihe bel!!ivinS rms fur cash, or cn a
quality, are respectfully solicited I v,,c"1 credit to punctual cuto.T.crs.
lo apply to the Subscriber person- Thoe wishing to purchase will
ally, or by letter. All orders forj P,e:,e ,n caIj lf,p.V can have the
Gins will be promptly executed. ' pportunily lo examine for iLeac
Gins out of order will "be expedi- j Ives. Gentlemen furni?hir.f
tiously repaired. their own Cloth-, can have thea
lilacksmithing, of everv tie-!. ! made and trimmed in ihe v..oi.
cription, executed in the best style. ! fashionable style and at thf.cM-
(0DTwo secoml hand Cotton notice-. All onh is hom.tc.v
Gins lor s ale low tor eah. lance will he tmmklul! v rtcived
SAMUEL D. PROCTER "d punctually attended li. Tie-
Tarboro,' 30th Sent. 1834. ' 10 cal1 at C- ,:',,e f:AS
' above the Mantel's Hotel, n
The Silk CllltlJl isL Broadway, opposite the Brtf
THK Kxecniive Committee of :heIIart.Sl0re' W,!ere fce wil1
ford County bilk Society, hate com-!0'3''' al his pQsf.
nienced a monthly .nblication, t ailed the Ta i bot O.' 7l h Ma V. 1S35.
cilk Cullnnst and farmers Manual.
The object of the piihliratinn is to dis
seminate a lhoroii'T;i Lmiu IH vi of t.o 1
tivation of the Mulberrv Tr ... 11
varieties Thi learinff of bilk Wonus
The production of Cocoons and the Reel
ing of Silk, in the most approved method.
The importance of ihis know le.le will ,ip
pear fiom the fact that the nett profii of
hmd devoted to the culture of ?ilk, is
double, if not triple . to that derived from
any ot her crop which can be put upon it.
It is also a fact, that every moderate far
iner can laise several hundred d.)l!ar
wnithol'Silk without interfering within
ordinary agricultural operations. Rut in !
order to avail himself of this facility to'
obtain competency and wealth, w hich our I
soil and climate have gjven him, he must '
possess himself of information on the sub.
ject for without it hi3 attempts will Je ;
fruitless. i is, therefore, the object oflhe ,'
Committee to diffuse this iufoi maiim. J
extensively as possible, and at t he cheap Cnatha,n s,,fe,''' N"
est rate. The publication will contain a FIac- Ir contains specimen from i 1
complete manual or directory from sovin
theseedto re linp- the Silk, together with
such facts and experiments, as will enable
farmers to raise Silk and prepare it for
maiket, without further knowledge or as
sistance. It will also contain interesting
matter on agricultural subjects in general
TERMS The Culturist will be publish
ed in monthly numbers of Fight Quarto
Paes, at Fifty Cents a Year. No sul.
seriplion wiil be received unless paid in
Advance, and for not less than a year.
Subscribers received by F. G. Camstock
Secretary, Hartford, Conn., lo whom, also'
Communications mny be addresst-d, which'
if post paid, will be attended to.
Hartford, April, ld-'i5
PAXlZFHZiETS, -
Published mid for Hale at this OJfice.
PATRIOTIC DISCOURSE thi
North Carolina Whig's Apology for
the Kehukee Association -and, A Basket of
Fragments, by the Rev. Joshua Lawrence
Also, A Review of Clark's defence and jus-
t'hcalion to the Kehukee Association writ
ten by a lay member of the Association
and, Occui rentes in the Life of Elder Jo
seph l$igjs, wrote by himself.
Henry Johnston t
MERCHANT TAII.iji:
f-I 'c-ivf (1 iarn - t
York, a splendid sisr.r: i-
ol Goods mi hi lire A'
n t-.
superior to any ih?i; tul
been brought to this num-i ;
would paiiicuhu'y invjjo.
men that want
Fashionable and Che
cup
GOODS.
i
rrt li .
i o call otnl examine tiJern r ,
js confident lie en, p,- 11
both in quality and pi iJc-" iV'
ja$ a l uge atoriint-iit (f i'
(Jloihs ol all ihe most (1sll0l "
colors, which he will '""
low for cash, or on a 'licit fni;
Ho will also i:t;iil wiihoi1
kin?;, to lho-e ttY-it v.M, lu
their garments m-tde tU uj "
as he intends turiiing hi biun ! '
to that as well asr4jkin? ' p '
bas on hand fn v r .ie wi',, ,
black beaver MATS, and f '
silk Umbrellas, which le u'i
sol I very low. Me al-o
hand and intends keen-ir" u vr '
, assufunetu ot
Heady made Clothes,
Made and tiimnn-d by
Gentlemen furrjishinsr iheii 0U!
cloth--, can have them ti,ri;!e rJ
( trimmed in the mut f:,-l.i0.
j manner, and at tbe shfii'.tt
;tice. A fine assortment of ,, '
m's s'cks cf nil kind..
(Q-Callat H.dVs, next :0 ;,
Onck stoie.
T.irhorousjh, April 2:, 1 v 3 5
Cojicld liing,
MERCHANT TAll.oil,
SPARKS this opporiutiiiy 0f
informino- bis cu.tnni
at j th,. public, that he has p,; Ul.iV
ed 11 om Aew 1 ork. hi supply of
Spring Goods,
In his line of business cunM-i.'n
in part of:
Superfine blue, black and
Cl(jths,
Blue and drab Cassimercs,
Green and brown Camlet, lor shi
nier wear.
i lain hlack velvet and figured V?
ting
Linen bosoms and collars,
Bhick jiatent bumbazine Stcck, ac.
Together with his former Stock,
all of which he will tlispose cf on
liemnants, ttenuHtn t7
! f fiUEAT V A Pit T. I' Y of Rmni 1 ;;
every dt scrintion
iption of Goods, vi'i t
Sold at half their value.
J. IVEDDELL
20th Feh. 13').
j JW?17 York Tl Oe FoU0W
' r " ,. , n
i Jj HHi Suhciiliers repectfu.ly m- '
the I'rinters that they Inie rr....
coinP,e,ed a va' ''.v of Nev lounts oi
ler il the stlof the latest Kui "Pi ;o ,
cin,Pns wel1 udonlated lor orr.aniM-
P,in,inS or tasteful display, anj
th"'-assortment of PRISTIM
unrivalled in beauty, extent, and vr. .
A book of SI1cin,,ns ,1,a-v 1,e u,,,a';e' j
lhe Foundry, Ao. IS. Chamber strw't.
Line Pica to Pearl, comni i i n T
45 founts Roman Caps, wilh lof J f N
25 " Italic do
o 11 Title Roman do l'
5 " Title Italic d
5 " Shaded Kom. do '
17 " Antque do '"
12 " Black do ':'
5 " Open Black do
2 ' Script Caps da
5 ' German Text do '
42 ' ( lucn li'tl do 1
2-line liom. C; pS w'lh f',irt!'
11 '
10 '
"
7 "
Besides
2-!ine Italic Capitals.
tiliiii-
Shaded Caps, various
Open do ril
Italian Caps, and Fi2re?- i
Ornamental Let'ers, Blt;il,,ii
Mu-ic. Lottery Figures. 1'iece r ri .
Superiors, Astronomical and "ifu'r"r;;j.
Space lUdes, Brass Utiles. O' f
Dashes, L0115 Braces, 11101 e itM" x , ;,;f
of Borders, and more ihan
Cuts and Ornaments f"T tcr." 1 ,?ri
I newspapers, and scientific wpi .
'nr a,,.v ""which, or for Cwmp'1
Cases, t haees, &c will ne ,
the utmost proinpntui'e, a large
al ways on hand.
n iiflini. nn-
GEO. BRUCE $' 1 '
iai borough, Auj. 9.
March 25, 1833.
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