Alartin Van Iiurcn,
or NEW YORK,
Hichitrd .M. Johnson,
of kf.vitcky.
aT lias f.dlen to the luimhle lot of the un
der.-ii;ned t have presented m ihr-
nieiican IV,. pi,., a third editiou of the liio
grnhes of the two above named hiKhv
distinguished patriot ir citizen, whose con
stant devotion i th.; best interests of our
tJovern.nent ha led to their designation,
as a testimony f n. ,.stimatio.i in which
the ir sen ices are regarded bv ihe Pi opi e
Whom they have served, as cim.li.luUs ..r
tie two fust otlires within lio gift of a
1UKK, HAPPY, and VI, V K1SH1NO NATION.
"t liis token of respect gives to the world
a Jt'.iti joal proof tli.it faithful serv ice shall
not g unrewarded.
The object ot this appeal to the republi
can portion of our fe Ihm citizen, is to ob
tain 1 1 1 p i r c operation in the circulation of
Ml edition of lOi,(.K)d copies ol the joint
Biotfiaphv of MAUIIN VAN BFliKiN i.
MICH Mi!) M. JOHNSON, enlued. re
vied and corrected, so as to he valuable to
very lover of his country, and alike hoo
ort bit" to t!i e distinguished cliz-tis whom
M'e Tilt PEopi K. intend still further
honor, by their elevation to ihe otliees of
President and Vice P. evident of the United
States, in the election of 1 Ct. 'rims we
sImII perpetuate the principles of JeilVrson,
whicn have been so signally nviv.d. no
bly acted upon, and tku'mpji mlv car
ried ou bv Andrfw Jackson, who, s;.ur
ntn all flittery, knew nothing but the
Veople. til- WHUK PtuFI.K. and their re
spective rights. ie ardess ol tlieir fortunes,
whether rich or poo ; thus rendering his
namk. ami iiESotvs as durable as the evkk-
1. S TING till L."
The arrangement of the volume will he
ai follows:
l'. Portrait of Andrew Jackson,
1 o w hom the volume will be inscribed,
with an address by the Publisher.
2(1. Portrait of M. Van Euren,
To be followed by hi Biography, enlar
ed, including several valuable documents,
illustrative of his public character, an I ex
hibitiug the magical powers of his gigamic
mind, which has ever been d. -voted to sus
tain the lights of his country, and the glorv
and prosperity of his tellow citizens.
ad. Pot 'trait af H M Johnson,
To be followed by his Biography, eitlai
Ted. including aiioiu Speeches. Sunday
?I AIL lEHKT3,and other documents; illus
trative of his lonj continued public life,
which h is ever been devoted to the good
of his country; including an authentic ac
count of the fall of the renowned Indian
warrior, Tecoiseh, on tiie cv r mm.. ta
ble 5th of (Jcioier, IS 13 with an engra
ved view of the battle field.
The work will b. comj'ltte in one vol
ume of about iWpagis. I tie piic- to be
fUed at the moderate sum of Out- Dollar,
neatly bound with cloth backs; or all and
gilt, with the additional expense of bind,
ing The work, Vich is now in a state of
preparation, shall be such as to give entire
sati-fac ion; as it is in l;e h.-nds of gentle
men who have for nearly lorty vais been
personally and iutim.Velv q -tainted with
the private and public life of ihe above na
med uistii'uished citizen-;.
The olerraied addre-s of the Ilon
Thomas II. Uenton. ot Missouri, bearin
Te.ti.n-.ny to the high character ot Martin
Van buren; and the loq ieut speech of the
Hon. James Harbour, of Virginia, in tin- IJ.
S. en,ite, portraying the chivalry of Col.
Johnson on the field and in the councils of
the nation, will be appended to the work.
Ast'ure is among our republican citi
zens, an extensive population of German
origin, the work will appear simultaneous
ly in both the F.nglUh and the ;-rm.in lan
guages. It will, theiefore, be necessary
for subscribers who wi-h to have 'he 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 woik.be ii'dis.
pensab'e for al subscribers to pay at the
time of subscribing all money to be at a
proper time forwaidt d wiih the lists ol si.
natures to the pu! lishing committee
Vhich will dulv ma.le known by a no
tice io the Washington G obe.
O" Democratic editors disposed to en
coinage the woik, w.'l ,,M,ier a favor,
which will be gratefully acknowledge,! ,v
the Subscriber, in giving publicity 1o the
above and receiving st..( ripiions" at their
resp-cuve ofii. es, to whom a reasonable
per centage will be allowed.
Tlie People's obedient servnnf
IVM. EMMoxs.
Va?-liingtnn City. June 1, lS'-to.
lo the .Ullictf il
,.WT. ,U
t.ilA b invaluahle (V,n,
for the cure of w i.it c..,,.
scrofula and other U, V
sore legs and ulcers. ilnj frps,
wounds, snrninc i,r..: .
''jsl-s, swell
ings and nillammations, ILc. ice.
B -ckwith's anti-dyspeptic pills.
P.owand's genuine tonic mixture, a prr.
feet cme for ague and fever.
The above valuable medicines may be
wholesale or retail on application to
J- IV Coltcn, Agent for I ai borough
13'. '
Snv Months in n Convent
IjL'SSELL, OHIORNK L CO. have i
0J press and wid publish in a few days
a new work, with the above title, being t,p
JS'arrative of Miss Rebecca Therein Kent
w ho was under the influence of the o.r.an
Catholics about twoyears.and an inmatenf
the 'Jouvent on Mount Benedict. Charles
town, nearly six month- in Js31o.
The bok furnishes a concise history of
the rl, aod r gulations, the employments
atid ceremonies of the Ur-ulme order; ;,,id
s it is the fn vt account ever sivtn ii, Hi,
country f Slinhr ills,i,lio he
l.asronfn.p,, herself s,ric,v a nanatiou
of facts .hat transpire,! ,1IUer her own ey,
ami that were not..,t .! . J
It w,ll rro lu " a,"'r hrr escape.
It w.ll con.an, a v,dme of 20,i pa-es
manner. "A bom,d ' "' atest
Boston, Mnrch 2, isrjo.
ma
I5,:UKj Dollars worth
Of every dctscripliuu.
For WHOLKSALKor RKTAlL
ul tit-rtrly (,'of, by
Knight. Garrett $ Co.
No. 1, Mroailway.
Tarhoro April 50, 1S35.
liacon and. Lard.
rI1IIK Stihsci ihtM-js now recejv.
ing :ind oilers I'or .sale, Tour
hundred barrels prime
Cnt Herrings.
ANo, in sfore, a qunutiiy of
prime BACON and L ).
.. IV. COTTEX.
TaHmro,' Mib Ma v. 1SS5.
NKW AND KASHIONABLK
Mi Hi nary, fyc.
YKS. A. C. 110 WARD in-
forms hrr friends and t ho
public that slm is now opening
her Spring Supply of Goods,
atnono; which may hp found al
most fvery arlicle applicable lo
her business, viz:
Plain and fancy colored pattern Silk
l'lOtllict'-.
Fancy Tuscan, plain and open
straw do.
Misve.s and children's do.
Plain, watered and figured Silks and
Satins f r dresses,
Plain and hVnrcd Uobbinett, Swiss
muslin, blond Gauze, do.
Fancy caps, capes, Shawls, neck
Handkerchiefs Veils, and scarfs,
Fluted Laces, edp;iiii;s, insert inis, cvO
Puffs and Curhs, in threat variety,
Silk and straw cords and tassels,
lvi!)bous. Flowers, ike. cc. in great
abundance, and at various prices.
'I he above Goods having been
purchased on very advantageous
terms, and selected by herself,
she can will) confidence n com
mend litem, as being of excellent
quality ami also remarkably cheap.
She invites an examination ol"
them, as they cannot fail !o please.
Tat boto,' Ma- 1. 1 N.'io.
Jlillinary Star
MISS MITCIIKLL,
Bkc.s leave to
inform her fi ientls
"v- i .i nini ii
the Sfore House
next bor to Mr.
W. Hart is. for.
meily the B:ink where she
opens ilie largest & most splendid
Jssovtment of .MiUinnnj
rver biought lo this niai ket. She
11 tilers herself. that from the
knowledge of business acquired in
evT. years employment in the
moi extensive and la-hiotiahle
f'olahlMiments in the City id'
New York, and being well ac
quainted with most of" the Millin
:try and Mercantile Kstabli-'t-menfs
in that city, site is enabled
to piircb.'iM! goods low, and have
her Millmnry made up in a supe
rior style ami on the mo rea
sonable terms. A mong her assort
ment will fo fonml
ISO 7 ttscftn Hon it els.
(different sizes and patterns) at
from $1.50 up to the finest made.
A handsome assortment of North
ern made velvet, satin, and silk
Honnets.
A variety of Caps, Capes and Tur
bans. Hbck, white, blue, pink and yellow
Italian Ciane.
Black, white, blue, yellow and va
riegated Ostrich Feathers.
Artificial Flowers, feather and vel
vet Flcwers.
Gold and silver do.
Black and white blond Edeines and
r ootings.
Hair Braids, Puffs and Cutis,
A few elegant painted lustring Shawls
and Hetticules.
A handsome assortment of Ribbons,
with many other articlestwo nume'
reus to mention.
MissJVJ. respectfully invites the
Ladies of Hal. fax and the adjoin
S counties to call ad examine
h r stock before purchasing and
sures them that she will sell
every article in her line, lower
than any other establishment in
this section of country.
N. B. She has ,,rchased a new
Apparatus for cleaning and press
MS luscan, Leghorn and Straw
bonnets,, n Ihe Northern iv
Specimens of her work, both in
that and the I)ress Makiog, nnv
be seen al her Store, where all
orders will be thankfully re
ceivetland punctually attended to
Halifax, Feb. 25.
PROSPECTUS OF
The Extra Globe.
'J'HK tindi-rsigtied propose lo issue tlie
first nuinltcr of a new .series ol the Kxtra
(JIoIm. on Atonday, the 2 th of Mav next,
aixl to publish it weekly for six months.
nt;oii) twculy six niiinhers; the Ust to
Cont;i n 8n in.lex to th' nhole. It will he
printed on line dutihl:-royal paper, made
up in quarto form, like tht- Kxira and 'ou
s:ressional t;iohes puhlislied hy u last year.
The t nuuiht is will make41G royal (jnar
to paes.
It will contain the principal original arti
cles of tlie Daily and St mi-'e.-kly tilohes
foreign ami domestic News notices of
the public meetings the elections, and
puhlic proceedings in r-very State in the
Union, in relation to the canvass for the
next I'res'deiicy a contest which the indi
cations of the present yewr will go far to
decide.
The fust number w ill contain the Pro
ceedings of the Democratic National Con
vention, to be held at ii.iltimore on Ihe
l20(h of next mouth. An excellent Impor
ter has already been engaged to report tiie
Proceedings of the Convention, and the
speeches which may be made on the oc
casion. We request the fivor of those friends to
whom this I'lo-pectiis may be sent, to cir
culate it, fur the purpose of obtaining sub-I
scriters. A copy of the work will be sent '
to th newspapers that copy this I'ros-i
pectus.
Subscribers should forward their names
in time to reach us before the ".oihMay.
If they do n.it. we may not be able to fur
nish them with all tlie numbers; because
the work is put at so low a price, that we'
cannot ati"ud lo reprint any numbers that
may be exhausted.
77: VMS.
One Dollar per copy, in advunce.
Kleven copies will be furnMu-l for tfii
dollars; twenty-two cepies f r twenty dol
lars, and so on in proportion.
UJ'The piicfof this paper is so low, that
we cann-'t afford to open accounts with
those who subscribe for it. Therefore no
attention will be paid to any order unless
the money accompanies it.
null II Sr PxIVES.
Washington, April 10th. lS.V.
history or Tin:
Kelt nlcee dissociation.
HINT ITKiJSHF.D, and for sale at the
L office ol the Tarboro' Pre?, "A con
cise History of the Kchukee baptist Asso
ciation, tioni its original rie to the pre
sent time by Klder .loseph H i ifS ler
the Min i vision of a committee (consivtin
of Khlei s Jos ina Lawrence, H illi.on lly
man, an, l.nke Want, and bietbren Tbo
mas lii-.rs. Jo,eph D. Ibi:s, and Cushion
H. Has. ell.) appointed by tlie sso i.ition."
Pric- 1 . iii h, or 10 pei dozen.
Octob-r, lsXI.
COMPRKIIKNSIVK
Commentary on the llible.
'J'HK Subscriber having hern requested
to act as Agent fur this highly inter
esting work, informs the public that the
first volume can be seen at bis otlice,
where Mil.sci ij'lions will be received,
the first volume is a specimen of the exe
cution of tlie w ork, editorial and mechan
ical. It is to contain all that is valuable
in the writings of those great lights 1:1 the
Christian Church, Henry, Scott, Dod
diidge, Cill, Adam Clark Patrick. Pool,
l.owth, liurder, ;nd others; the whole de
signed to a digest and combination of the
advantages of ihe best Uible commnitariec.
On the whole, it is believed all will admit
thnt the woik is what it has been pronounc
ed to be a credit to the countrv; and the
publishers and editors pledge themselves
and th eir characters f and they can do no
more; that every effort shall beputfuth
to make it, both in the literary and me
chanical parts, lastingly useful, and wor
thy a libenil support. Hut to sustain them
in so expensive an entcrprize, the low
price fixed for the work requires that it
should have an extensive sale, and no pub
lislur would fell warranted in prosecuiiu"
tlie work without a large subscription list";
and. however unpopular such a course ma
be in regard lo ordinary works, no hesita
tion is felt in resorting to it in this case, so
nianilestly necessary and proper. Ihe
appeal in confidence to the religions public
anil to all, who w ish to see it circulate f i
their names and patronage.
There is a Hnplist edition. differing in m
respect from the general eoiilon except 01,
the ordinance of Baptism, in reference to
which Ihe ev. Joseph A. U arne, Kditor
of the Baptist edition, makes the follow ing
retnaiks, viz: AH that was promised in the
Baptist edition, as such, was that whatever
was found in the woik as published for
Pcedobapti-ts generally, which did not cor
respond with the views of Baptists, should
I; removed, and the maturest views of
their own nest writers substituted. It is
confidently believed that no point con
nected with what is peculiar to the B-ip
list denomination, has been 'eft unguarded;
and when it is considered that on no
point s but those do Baptists differ from
Henry, Scott, Doddridge, kc. 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 (an
the ll.une of love, and satisfy Ihe appetite
for truth, and this without that diminution
of tlieir enjoyment with which they weie
accustomed to meet in reading the authors,
arising out of their different views of a
christian ordinance.
Terms. The work will be comprised
in five volumes, averaging not less than
800 pages per volume, rnyal 8 vo hand
somely printed on fine paper, an,! well
bound in sheep, and lettered with double
titles, at ii dollars per vt.looie. There
will be several engravings, frontispieces,
vignette titles, and several neatly engraved
maps, with other illustrative wood cuts,
&.c. Copies bound in extra gilt sprin"
backs, Sb; I11" calf, 3,75.
GEO. llUirAHD.
Printing Press for Sate.
SUPKK ItOYAL Pricing Prffss, on
4wl the old mode of construction, tan be
procured on reasonable terms.
Apply at this Office.
January, 1831.
Bargains! Bargains!!
Nezv Goods! Jmew Good!!
Cheapest of the Cheap, or a leetle
cheaper than Ihe cheapest.
W
K presume lo inform the
public generally (believing
that we have an equal right wiih
our neighbors so to do,) that we
have just returned from New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
(and came very near going to
Uoston,) where we purchased ihe
Most splendid Assortment of
Spring and summer
That ever decorated the shelves
of any establishment in the ci'y
of Tarborotigh, (none excepted,)
and are now
Selling off at nearly Coat,
For Cash, ami at a very small ad
vance on a credit.
Knight, Garrett Co.
No. 1, Broadway.
Tarboro April 30, 1.S35.
J7d O C3 O
T SMAIJ leave ibis State short-
- ly all those indebted and
ciioosi: to
PAY IMMKHIATELY,
Will not have occasion it) com
plain of paying a Constable, for
services of no advantage lo them.
JAMES IVEDDELL.
May li'M, 1S35.
OTy Yes! 0 Yes!.'8
1 M VF.RY man or w oman indebtej to ihe
Subscriber by open account, are re
quested to call ami settle the same as ear
ly as convenient, either by osh or note
The cash would be preferred, but if that
cannot be had, will take a note.
.. r. COTTEX.
Tarboro', No. Ca. ITih Feb. 18X.j.
Oxford Examiner.
STjJIK Subscriber invites propositions to
SmL. succeed him as printer and proprietor
of the "Oxfotd Lxaminrr," to take ell'.-ct
not sooner than the 1st of next October.
A practical Printer could invest a snnll
sum to considerable advantage in this
Kslablishment. 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.
The income has enabled the present Kditor
to live comfortably f jr more than five
years, although he commenced ami has all
along labored under embarrassing dis
advantages. But little exertion would
ensure a more extended pat innate.
Should an application be made which
would likely prove agreeable tu Ihe public,
a bargain may te bad. The establish
ment is (Itemed a permanent one :is ihe
people have manifested a determination to
sustain a Press in their county Town.
It. J. YAXCEY, jr.
Oxford, April 23.
Type Foundry.
SJQ "iT purchased the I ype Foundry
established by the late J. Howe, have en
tered into partnership, for ihe purpose of
earning on the Manufactotv of Tvpes.
under tlie firm of S. F.cklin isZ Co.
We intend keeping on hand a latge as
sortment f tvpe, especially those kinds
nost used, which will enable us to supply
orders with the least possible delav n7l
tluve now for sale a large quantity of the
nrsi quality, stocK purchased from the
etate of J. floue.J and intend to make
immediate additions to it.
S. Kcklin Co. Pre now prepared
to receive ord-rs for founts of every de
scription, from Peailto 22 lines Pica in
cluding a variety of Ornamental Letter.
U'e offer for sale also, an assortment, of
Cuts, Dashes, Brass Kule, and other or
naments, of which 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, wji receive
the earliest attention at tnis establishment.
Piintiug Presses of every description.
Printing Ink of thy most approved quali
ties. Composing biirks, Brass and Com
mon (Wiley's Chases. Imposing Ston- s
Paper iiud Press Boards, Standing Press'
es, Furniture, together with a complete
assorline.il of all articles used in h Pi in.
ling OHice, will be kept constantly on
baud.
Small founts, suitable for Book binders
m a great variety, ,ay be had when called
lor.
Orders from all nans of b I7..:.. .
be promptly and most carefully attended
d pa.ticuia.ly in supplying sorts for
all founts furnished by our predecessor.
e respectfully solicit a share of public
patronage- To the former patrons of
this foundry, we deem it sufficient to av
that they will be 3S well a, .a I '
served as heretofore, shn,,ld they be dis
posed to favor us with their orders I he
bus.nPssof the Foundry will be conducted
under the following firm, and by the same
person who was intact the type founder
III Mr. hlWo'c Imn.rlr.,
S. ECKLfX r. rn
C0T,r ?f,C.r?W,,e 3,1,1 c'hM st, Jets.
1 hdadelphia, Spt. 134.
Constables' Blanks for sale
AT THIS OFFICJE.
i vi ih. i' a i i.i
! 4iif
!g&r mm
rW1l) Subscriber, who for several
years past has been engaged in
The Gin Making business.
In Kioston, has established himself
IN CKEH.WILLti,
Where he carries on the above bu !
... . .i
siness in all 1 1 -J vaiKMis hranches.
All lhoe who uish lo supply
themselves wiih dins of Ihe lies!
quality, are respectfully solicited
o apply to the Subscriber person
ally or by leller. All orders for
(lins will be promptly executed.
From the Subscriber's long expe
rience in bis business, ami from
the approbation which his work
has hitherto met with, he hesitates
not io promise entire satisfaction
h i r. . .... . . i
o an who mav see ut to rxwim
to him their patronage. Gins out
of order ivill be expeditiously re
pairetl. '!.e Subscriber takes the
liberty of calling 1 lie attention ol
those who wish to procure new
Gins, or to have old Gins repair
ed, to the expediency of applying
to him in time. When all wait as
is usually the case, until the work
is wanted, it causes such a pres
sure of business, that many are
obliged of necessity in submit to
a longer delay than they wih.
In connexion with this establishment, car
lies on the
TaicU & Gnnsm ith b u siness
lie a I -o makes Saiv Mill Boxes
and Mill Inks, and Gudgeo?is,if
a composition invented by Daniel
Peck, of Raleigh Grist Milt
Spindles, with Stt-el Collats.
(turned ) These articles equ:d io
any manufactured in the, United
Slates.
All letters and orders miisd
be directed to the Subscriber
Gr(eV,IK,
.lulv 12, 1S31.
Cotton &im
flIIF. Subscriber has established ' Cloths, ' 4'1"1
himself in the house formerly ' B!uc and (1,ab Cassi neros,
occupied bv the late Josenh Lac-!0'0 aml b,CW11 .Ut, for
, i i " . . 1 ! met wear,
key, dee d, near in river, and a Linen drills r.nd st.mn.er C
short c.itance below Benjamin! meres,
M. .lacksoirs siore, where be ! llain ,,lack vehet and fguied Ves
carries on tings,
,,,, j . , . . Linen bosoms and collars,
J he making and repairing Black patent bombazine Stocks fee.
Cotton Gins. j Together with his former Slock,
All those who wish to "suppi j ! !H f which he will dispose of en
Ibemselves wiih Gins of the best 'lv'rin lr'is for cash, or cn a
quality, are respectfully solicited j l0' t credit to punctual cusforr.trs.
to apply to the Subscriber person-! Those wishing to purchase wiii
ally, or by leller. All eiders for P'ease 10 C-'1,I as ibev cm have the
Gins will be promptly executed. ! opportunit y lo examine lor t hero
Gins out of order will be expedi-' se' v's- tienlletnen fuiniMiir.;
ttotisly repaired. j their own Cloths, ran have thea
IJJacksmithing, of every des- ma,'e aru' trimmed in the n-M
criplion. executed in the best" sly le. fashionable stle and at the hir-
(Jj Two second hami Cotton 'l esX noiie. All ortb f s from ,id
(iins for sale low for cah. ! lance will be Ihankl'ullc ncive,
SAMUEL I). PliOCTER.
Tarboro,' 30th Sent. 1S34.
I'he Silk Cull urist.
rlfc r.xecntive Commitlee of the Hart
ford County Silk Society, have com
menced a monthly publication, called the
Silk Ctiltnrist and Farmer's .Manual.
The object of the publication is to dis
seminate a morons.-! know ldj;e of the cu!
Ovation
ion of the Mulberry Tree, in all
?tie The rearintr ,f jj Worms
The nnnliiciion of Cocoons and tho nl
in of Silk, in the mr4t approved method.
The importance of this knowledge will ap
pear from the fact that the nett profit 0f
land devoted to the culture of silb
double, if not triple, to that derived from
any other crop which can be put upon
It is also a fact, that everv
t'ly moderate iar
i I i .ii.
mer can taise several ho.i.lm.i ,i..n
wot th of Silk without interfei in
- " '"'ii
with
ordinary a?r:cultui al oipruii,.,.c i... :
JO - ........ 1)111 111 -
order to avail himself of this facility to ' ,er ,n ll,e st- 'e ,hp 'a,, st l-lll l,c;'n iT'v
obtain competency and wealth, which onr ! c'mr,,s wrn r.alcnhted for
soil and climate have gjven lum, he must l "mfM1R or tasteful display, atr.l
possess himself of information on the sub-! Ineir "Ssortment of PRISTIXG TiFi--ject
for without it his attempts will ,p j unrivalled in beauty, exl a', and va.v?
fruitless. It is, theiefore, the object of ihe l)0ok Prcimens may le obtainei. at
Committee to diffuse this information as ,,,R l'',1,1(y. Xo. 13, Chamber street r ,r
extensively as po-sible, and at the cheap ! Chlt,,;m street, or at .No. IS, C'ty
est rate. The publication will contain a ! P,aCr ' contains specimpns fnun lt('
complete manual or directory from sou in
ttie seed to reeling the Silk, toretber wiii.
such facts and experiments, as will enable
farmers to raise Silk and prepare it for
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Hartford. April, 1W35-
Published and for Sale at this OJJice.
J PATRIOTIC DISCOUK3H th,
iSlX North Carotin!! Wl,:-'.
" ... . ... , rtHIV lot
the KehuUee Association and, A Basket of
Fragments, by the Itev. Joshua Lawrence
n urTir.T i.im s ueieiue anj jns.
t fication to the Kehukee Association, writ
ten by a lay tuember of the Association
and, (Vcurrences in the Life of Elder Jo
seph Bijjgs, wrote by himself.
Tarboroggh, Aug-. 0.
Henry Jaw
MERUIAVr TAii.tn, '
I HAS just nct-,vnl ,
York, a spl,.,l(!ll ;iJr;V-
ol Oooils in bis lino ()f
siJpoiKW to any thii.-r ,i
heen brought 1 1, i i,.;i,k J"
t.l ..... I... I.. I:-.
would partieulaily ii,vnti
men thai want -" '
Fashionable ami r;r
GOODS,""
To call and examine iH..n
i eoiiipieni ne can
()0tll
in quality ami .,,,0,.
lias a large aortn,-it ,
Cloths of ail the nu.st f:x.;'
ctdors, which ho win ,'.
low for cash, or on -i h,' V-
I .. ... . Clt .
e wi nbn ti;i
king, to lhoe thai Ul.t ,() ' u
their garments mad iIm;-,'
as he intends turning his
to that as well as ' fri. k it,- 1 jj"
b;is on hand tirl i;lfe wj
black beaver 11 ATS, atl(1
silk Umbrellas which ,e
sell very low. He ;ds0 ha''
hand and intends kee;m al'
assortment of " "
Heady made Cl,)lhcs
Made and tiimmd bv ,jsr!.
(entlemen furnishing v , , '
cloths, can have I hem tr,;),!!
trimmed in the mot fashir,,'
manner, and at the shot,t ',7
tire. A fine asorlmpt.i
tlemen's Mocks of ai jjri,j
(CTCallat II. J.N, m:xu();:!:
Brick stote.
Tarboroogh, April 22. ls;-
Cojjicld
Ii:ilCllANT TAlLo
SPARKS this oppoithnily'r;
al the public, thai he has j
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In bis line of bij-inrss coni r-
io part of:
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daily at his post.
Tarboro,' 7h May, 1S.15.
ii emit ants, ii emu unit!
its RKAT VARI KTY ..f Rhhumi
every description ot tiooils. i i i
Sold at half their value.
J. IVEDDELL
20th Feb. 13 .
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