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yiinia crXorthCarolinu COUNHiV MERCHANTS. cinJtiincsty Co. Ed I'tTEiisnunu, ttrOUiJ) respectfully inform S Merchants ot irgima j Njrlh Carolina, thai they J"iv maJf arrange.net. is (o offer ljrsale the ensuing I' all, jn unntMlty large Supply )F l'OIii;iliN AM) DO.MI2STIC DllY GOODS, jir.re portion of which will j,.lVC been bought for mojKy. -Heir imp''l,0"s oth ,rom Vrmce ami Kokand are now a fljiljalso, a large portion of the. r Domestic Goods, from Xtw York. WiMi'MpMa and Baltimore. !l of whih having been bought j'lhe different markets very ear ly in the season, and many at a j;r,:lit below what they are now .Uanding. Early in Seplem- In . .I,,,;,- pntire stmnlv will he l' which due nonce will he Jven.j which hal 1 not be inferior nany ever offered South of the PjU):;:u Ttiey are content on v. to remark, that they will not lunj,.r,oi(l by any jobber m the lit"d State-. ihv 21. IS. 30-4 MICKEHEK Bacon and Pork. J US l' RECEIVED, and for ' sale, 123 barrels new MACK- EREL. A No, in tore, about 25,OOOUs. Frime BACON and PORK. j IV ILL J. ANDRE I VS. Snarta, 20 Julv, 1S35. MO A Horse! A Horse!! TH E Subsci iber has a first rate har ness horse for sale, Northern broke. I frjrid am: Cah. gentle. Price 250, J. IV. GOTTEN 20th July, 1S35. 30-3 Barouche for Sale. 4 BAROUCHE, first rate ma liufaciure and entirely new, for one or two horses, can be had very cheap for cash, or on a short credit, on application to A: . ROUNTREE. Tarboro', Julv 22, 1S35. 30 Notice. B Wirtue of a Deed in Trust, exmHed to me by Turner Jutland, for p'iipoes therein contained, I shall sell or. toe pre frK's, on Friday, 2Sih day of Auj-jst (ivt.) io tbe hi:he'st bid- for cash, The House and Lots, Whereon said Rutland lives, including his Storehouse and Gin, The tract of Land, Purchased by aid Rutland cf W. -Y Edwards and wife, adjoining ,h Scotland Neck Race Tract; too negro women, one of them young and likely-one horse and ky,and all of the Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging to said Rutland. J. R. J DANIEL, trustee. August Gth, 1S35, Notice. DETERMINED to remove to u'e West, I am anxious to sell ni.v Ptemises in this place, situate 1,1 Ue most desirable part of the town for 1 A Private Residence. jiately opposite Or . John II. rke s, containing more than two JCres d ground, with a new two 'dwelling, 32 x 18 feet, with ' iPr necessary out houses, well aptcd to the comfortable accom ':0,,j"'on of a small family, and tH0,Jl,l be a desirable summer re '"at from the low country durin" U'e kly season of the year. ' s I am determined to go this ' mer or fall, I will sell a har- to the first person who offers -1.v thing near the value. v JESSE JOINER. Aas!jvIle, No. Ca. 0rt n July, isssj 30 3 1 To he had in Land. 'JHE Subscriber offers for sale, " on the most advantageous terms, his Tract of Land, Irving four miles west of Tar boro', containing 2S0 acres, the whole wood laud and limbered interior io none in this section of country. The abundance and su periority of the timber, the con venience to market and great de mand, (saying nothing of the utility o (he soil,) will in a Very short time render this land almost invaluable. There are at ihis time about fifteen thousand tur pentine boxes on the land, which were out the last spring, and there can be at least ten thousand more which will make a sufficient quantity for three hands to ivork. He is also authorised to sell Two other Tracts, Belonging to Richard W. and William Garrett, one of which , contains 1 90 acres, with about SO cleared the other contains 270 j acres, with a comfortable dwel-J linir Liirhpn. & ( The three Tracts are adjoining, and will be sold in one parcel, if desired. Should he fail to sell the whole before Tuesday in Au gust Court, in Tarboro', he will sell each Tract separate at that day and place to the highest bid der. T erms made known on the day of ah or on application to .LIMES J. GARRETT. Tarboro, July 15, 1S3.V. 211 6 Classical Institute. rJPHE undersigned, will open a Classical English School, .it Sparta , .Vo. Ca. On the 1st Oct. 1S35, in which will be taught orthography, read ing, penmanship, grammar, philo logy, geography, history, arithme tic, book keeping, composition. Hoard can be had in the vicini ty on moderate terms. Terms of tuition the same as in other insti- luiious of eminence. J. F. HUGHES. N. V. I will not only endeavor to tache "the young idea how to I shoot," but will use my undivided and indefatigable exertions, to make it blossom as I lie rose, ami ; flourish with the magnificence of the most fragrant literary flower. .. '. . July 15th, 1S35. 29 j Dissolution. HPHE Co-partnership heretofore - existing between the Subscri bers is dissolved by mutual con sent. The business will be clo sed bv R. A. Bell, who is now At New York Cost, The Goods on hand, which are new and fiesh, having all been purchased the past fall and spring. R. A. BELL. B. R. BELL. QJB. R. Bell informs his friends and the public, that he will re-commence the mercantile business at 1 he above stand in the fall, when he contemplates open ing a new and fiesh supply ol Goods in that line. Tarboro', July 10, 1S35. 100 Dollars Reward. ESCAPED from the Subscriber, while en camped at the house of Col. A. Walt, in Rock ingham county, (N. 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 j long coat, and common thread and cotton pantaloons. Jonn 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 jaH, so that the Subscriber can get him again. Letters addressed to thr undersigned, at New Store P. O. Buckingham county, (Va.) will receivTmmediate attention. JOHN I. MORRIS. 26 Piano Forte for sale. J HAVE a very handsome IMA NO for sale persons wishing to purchase, would do well to call and examine it. J. IV. COT TEX May 21th, 1S35. JSotice. rMIE Subscriber having sold out enure nis stock ot Goods, and expecting to leave this place in a jew months, requests all persons indebted to him io call as soon as convenient, and settle their ac counts by cash or note. ti. A. REEL. Tarboro', July 2S, 1835 31 Jtolice. rJMIE Subscriber having purcha sed from Messrs. A' Jl. B. R. Bell their entire stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he is permanently located here, anil now opening his Goods at the same well known stand for in spection. The stock now on hand is en tirely fresh and consists of almost every article of Dry Goods & Groceries, Commonly kept in establishments of this sort; and as I purchased them at prime New York cost, without any expense of freight, &c. I will sell for cash or country produce the present stock as cheap or cheaper than any other house in this place therefore, I solicit my countrymen generally to call, as tilers is no mistake, and open accounts with me- . B BRADY, 1 7i e Con eti m a Jeer. 031 will in the ensuing fall give as much in cash or in trade for country produce as my neigh bors. . B. B. Tarboro', July 29, 1S35. JS'otice. T DECLINE the practice of the hw in toto. I have several papers in my possession belong ing to different persons which I have taken in the course of my practice, probably valuable to them hut of no use to me. They can have them by applying to me. I shall attend next Tarboro' Court for the last time. B. R. I1INES. June 25. 1S35. 2G 3 MUSEUM OF Wax Figures. 'JIIE Proprietors respectfully inform the Public that they have at considerable expense lil ted up and arranged this Museum, and will exhibit the same in Tarborough until Court week, in the building next door below Mr. Pender's Hotel. Among the various personages represented are Washington, Lafayette, Jack sou, the Gnddess of Liberty, and 14 other figures together with a piece of the skin of the Sea Sarpent. and a variety of other curiosities. August 7. 1835. ViWs Grove Academy. 111 E Examination of the pupils in this School, under the care of Mr. E. Bullock, took place agreeably to appointment on Thursday, the 23d of July, and was attended by a large and re spectable audience much atten tion was given and order and de corum preserved. The pupils went through their respective part9 with decency and accuracy, which gained for themselves and their attentive Preceptor the ap planuse of all who witnessed their attainments. Few proceed ings of the kind have been more universally applauded. After the pupils had performed their several parfs, there was an appropriate address delivered by Lemuel Deberry, Esq. followed by another from Dr. John J. Daniel. Several other gentle men addresed the company, and the exercises were closed by a very applicable address delived hy the Rev. Mark Bennett, af ter which the company retired from the stage to regale them seles with the festivities of the day all highly pleased with the proceedings of the day and with each other. 1st August, 1S35. REMEMBER, One and All, 'JHAT Rountree is actually sel ling off an elegant new Slock of Goods, at first cost. Should any article be wanting, nlease call and buy it, and save to yourself from 25 to 50 per tent, in the pur chase. The sale of which has al ready commenced and will conti nue privately from day to day until all is sold. Tarboro', June 12. 1S35. JYcw Goods. M IE Subscriber has just receiv ed his supply of Spring Goods, Which for quality, variety, and CHEAPNESS are not surpassed by any retail store in this State, and will positively be sold oh as accommodating terms as any store in this place. J. TV. GOTTEN. Tarboro,' 14th Ma v. 1S3.1. otice. rpHE Subscribers are now removing from thir nJ stand to I he Ston? for merly occupied by Messrs. Ilyman &. Law rence, and directly opposite to John W. Cotten's. They will in a fev days off-r tor sale, a quantity f Salt, Molasses, Su g r and Coflt-e Baijin, Hope, and all llie heavy ankles which are important to farmers at this season of tbeyear. CASH, and the highest price, will be paid for baled Cotton. D. RICHARDS $ CO. rarboriMijjh, Nov. 27b, Shocco Springs, fBMIE medicinal virtues of which have been attested by the re claimed health of hundreds who have visited them, will be opened lor the reception ol Company on the first of June. Terms, for Hoard, &c. as usual, viz: Grown persons, $1 ner day. Children and Servants, half price. Horses 75 Cents per day. A reasonable deduction will be made for Fami lies by the month. Since the last Season, Chimneys have been built to the Cabins, which will make them much more comfortable. In addition to the usual con veniences of the Fstablishment, HATHING HOUSES have also been constructed, where Haths of every degree of temperature will he furnished. ANN JOHNSON Shocco, Warren Co. 0 Mav 14, 1S35. S !I G VERY BEST Cotton Yarn and Twine FOR SALE. rTMl h Subscribers leel grateful w. ...v. ......... , w...... ........ they received the past year, and hope by assiduity and punctuality in business to merit a continuance of past favors. They now have and expect to keep constantly on hand the Very best Cotton Yarns, From Nos. 2 to 18 inclusive. Also, various sizes of the best Cotton Seine Twine its dura bility and strength has been fairly tested, and the Subscribers feel no hesitation in pronouncing it inferior to none, if not superior to any in market. Hoth the above articles they expect to deliver to purchasers on as liberal terms as articles of the same quality can be procured elsewhere. The usu al charge for conveyance will be made. Terms of sale for all quanti ties of Yarn over one thousand pounds, six months credit will be allowed for any quantity under one thousand pounds, four months, the purchaser giving note (with out interest) at the lime the Yarn is delivered, payable at the above stated times. The proprietors of fisheries will do well to apply to the Subscri bers for twine for the future, as a very liberal credit will be given. Messrs. Hassel & Williams will act as agents for the Subscri bers at Williamslon Mr. Henj. Hell, at Greenville and Messrs Simmons & Eure, at Halifax where Yarn and Twine can be bought on the same terms as at the Factory. BATTLE Sr BROTHERS. Falls Tar Jan. River, 10, 1835. VALUABLE Plantation and (own Lots tor salk". WILL SELL, on terms to suit the purchasers, the Planta tion situate on the north side of Tar River, known as the PORIE LAND, Adjoining the lands of Fred. Hell, Henj. Halts and others, five miles from Tarborough and immediate ly on the river. Also, LOTS No. 93 and 94, in the town of Tarborough, now oc cupied by Mrs. Stilman. Those wishing to purchase will make application to Henj. M. Jackson, Esqr. JOSIAH COLLINS, Sen'r. 20th April, 1835. 17 Land for Sale. THE Subscriber is anxious k . .oil l;, TruM nf T r..l -v A lllll joinmjj the one on which he IIML l now lives. It contains 530 acres, some ol which is low erounds. the balance piney woods. This Tract has a good dwelling house on it, nearly new, with 4 rooms below and 2 up stairs, and other cut house. Persons desirous of buying Land Iov, are requested to call and examine for themselves, as the Subscriber may at alt times be found at home, and is determined to sell if he can pet any thing over half the value. CH 'HAIUUSON Oct. 23th. 1834. Town Creek Dragoons! VOU will muster on Friday, the 4th day of September next, at the parade ground at James Hrid ges's, armed and equipped. Hy order, ROBT. DANIEL. st Ser. July 24, 1835. 30 6 Carry All Making and Repairing Establishment. JtL D. Savage, RESPECT FULLYinforms nT-rTl!i'in 1 be Public, that He has opened a Shop, Near the Court House, for the purpose of Making and Repairing all work that may be sent to him, in the neatest manner and at the shortest notice. He solicits a share of public pa tronage, and feels confident that he will be able to give general satisfaction. CARRIAGES painted in the neatest manner. Halifax, June, 1S35. 30 Harouchcs. JUST RE CEIVED, di rect from the manufactory at the NoKth, sev eral light HA- R0UCHES intended for one or two horses. They are of differ ent qualities and prices, and will be sold on accommodating terms. These Barouches were manufac tured expressly to order, and the work can be warranted. ISAAC B. BRADY. Tarboro,' May 1. 1835. Coach y Gig Manufactory . THE Subscriber re spectfully informs his friends and the public in iicnera!, that be has commenced business for himself on his lot in Tarborouch. near the Bridge, where he will be prepared to carry on Hie above business in a!1 its vari ous branches. He served a regular an. prenticesbip under Mr. Thos. Cobbs, of Ualeign, w no carriea on me ouciue5s very extensively, and kept in bis employ regu lar northern workmen. If several years acquaintance with the business in one of the most extensive establishments in th 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 hopes, therefore, that all persons who may favor him with their tatrnnar 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 IS'ew York, which w ill enable him to do his work not inferior to any done in this section of coun try. Repairing done with ueutut-ss and despatch. Nathaniel M Terrell. Tarborough, Jan. 1st, 1835. 1 CORjY F.iJYS And cotton Gins. rJMIE subscribers have on band four Corn FANS and five Cot ton GINS which they are dispo sed to sell on liberal terms. B. M. JACKSON cy CO. Tarhoro.luly 2. 1S35. 27 3 lMs. Flour, 12, " prime Pork, And a few bbls mess BEEF, for sale by the bbl. or retail, by Knight, Garrett Co. June 3d, lJs'35. AT TlIK Manowed Watch tactory, TARBOROCGH, K. C. 4 FEW first i ate Palm Clocks and Time-keepers. Also Watches, faithfully finished and adjusted, to render their perform ance correct and satisfactory, a mongst which are plain English French, Repeaters, German and Swis Watches of fiil quality, and a few cheap Layer's do. steel chains, keys, & all materials required for watches, jewelry, &c. June 24, 1835. 26 iLT COST. THE Subscriber having deter minod I rv loot? thic nlino o I tti r IIIIIIVU ivu.v. nil " jjmvv. ut.. February Court in the spring of 1836, for the Western country now offers at first Cost, a hand some stock ot NEW Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cotton Yarn, Su gar, Coffee, Molasses, Tea, Choco late, French Brandy, Holland Gin, Rum, Salt, Po, Ovens, Spiders and Skillets, Jugs and Jars, Glass, Crock ery and Tin ware, Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, Hardware ot" every des cription, chair Harness taddles, Bridles, &c. And many other articles, all of which are offered on terms far surpassing in point of cheapness any thing yet or probably ever will be offered to the public la this place or vicinity. The LOTS and a comfortable dwelling house, kitchen, store. ware rVouse, and all necessary outr houses are also offered ata simi lar low price, for cash or on a cre dit until the above stated time to such a can and will surely pay. Haled and seed Cotton will bo received in payment during the fa:l and winter. AT. H. ROUNTREE. Tarboro,' 17th June, 1835 JYo less than $22,QGO Worth OJ most beautiful and bn perior Dry Goods, Selling Off at Cost, At the Cheap CASH Store. jJAVhNG fully decided on leaving this State for the Great West, has determined on sellino; off his Stock of Rich Goods at Cost, And even LESS, for many articles. It must be obvious to all economists, who wish to lay in a supply of Cheap Goods, that such an oppor tunity may never again occur. ALSO, at 5 per cent, less than cost, an excellent as sorlment 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. Tarboro23d May, 1835. jilll June 24, 1835.
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