To rouxrn y m krc n a nts
Doois, Shoes; and
Hastings,
I'eirce cj Co.
WOULD now very
respectfully invito ali
ihu?c Merchants who
are in J lie habit and can
w-jth convenience purcaastt their
111 L rltrjuui i, iu can ut.u
i . i. li i
tx.iminc their Muck ui
Pievions io purchasing elsewhere
Thev fhlter.thenisielvcs lliey will
now" be aMe to accommodate and
)leas; almost every one with bolh
article and price. As a great ina
jiV of iht-ir oods are masiulaciur
rj ia their own 'Factory at ihe
North, under the im mediate cir-
c,Jinspeclion of one ol the part-
w. JJ..I i-
ners,:illd I he balance Ol their stock j
purchased by another partner who
jus spent two luoulhs ainoni
insnnljet,J'e- f tl liferent sections
ol "the couiiiry. and has endeavor
P(J to make mjcIi a selection of
'oods as we think cannot & hope
will not fail to suit and plea-e
both purchaser ami consumer.
And now, after having laid in
uiih the utmost care, direct from
the ma nil fa'C hirer, and as cheap as
the cheapest, a fresh and extensive
assortment of goods well adapted
to the coining season, we can as
sure those merchants, one 'and all
who irny fivor us with a call, that
we shall use our best endeavors
M make it to their advantage.
We can and will sell them any
grids in our line quite as low as
liit-v can be purchased inNeivYork
or any other part ol" the country
bv the ame quantity; and our ac
(oir.mod nions for payment shall
Le as- good as any.
We invite dealers indiscrimin
ately to call in atid examine our
.slock and price, assuring them
that we shall take much (pleasure
in exhibiting our goods, while to
pjichae will be at their option.
Hustings, Peirce cy Co.
Petersburg, Va. Sept. 22.
Last Notice.
-THK Subscriber requests all
persons indebted to him, by
Note or account, to call mid set
tle the same forthwith, or they
will prubibly find them in the
lands of another person, who
niav not h- quite so accommodat
ing as 1 have b"en.
R. A. BELL.
Tarbrro Sept. 2d, 1S5 3!)
Commission Hnsiness
AND
General .Igcncy.
fPHK Subscriber lakes this me
thod id' informing his friends
and the public, that he still con
tinues the Commission Business,
and will attend lo the receiving,
forwarding, selling and purchas-
1125 rr-'duce or merchandize ol
Hi)' kind.
lb also continues to transact
the busing of General Jigrnt
fid Collector, and will laitlHully
KUeud to every thing in that line
which may lm confided to him.
HEX11Y WILKES.
Halifax. N. C. .
Sept. N,!S35.$ S 9
September, 1835.
FALL AND WINTER
Boots , Shoes and 1'aper.
hoblxson NE IVSOM,
T WOULD respect-
tijym"y ,,i,orrn theii
EL friends, Customers,
and ihe Public gene
rr, !.. .1.-. .1 9
mat inev are now receiving
ljy lle Sabra, James L. Simmons
a"d Claremont,
283 cases of Hoots & Shoes.
AH selected bv one of the firm di-1
' '
J" mini the Manufactory; and
1,ey pledg,. themselves to sell
"'n lo Country merchants s low
8uey can be bou-ht in Phila-
New York or Huston, on
th
ef usual credits
V ) A'S(J lrge quantity of
"e Thro:..
Shoe Hrushes and
I). ..
: C k
ins:.
lJ
'Tht!rir. Va. Sept. 10.
vntm Press for Sale.
-jL'PKK ROYAL Printing Tress, on
- tiitf old mod,. of colls,rucor,f can be
1 "'iitasonid.le terms.
, dppty nt this Office.
PROPOSALS,
lor pAttlithinn in the town of Wilmington,
C. tcttldy HticsjKijjcr, entitled the
Wilmington Advertiser.
' IP'''' Subscriber is unwilling lo believe
lliat in most roiiiiiifti'iui I .....
in Hie bt;te, mid adjacent country, t,i,e
iewtl;iptr cannot be properly supported
and l,iviitj embarked in I he business, is
loth to abandon it until tlc experiment is
fairlj tested. He letd grateful for imlroii
ie afforded lo liitu by the su;poit rec iv,
fd lor l lie People's Press; but cannot con
teallroin inuilf an J nas no wish to con.
cent fruiii ihe mililir tl.:.i ii .i.
"'I'camii
lm inirti- win jwiiufiiufi a less remunera
tion tlian will be cxpei.ted by any Leix.n
cipaoie ot couuuciiu a . vsjaper.
less the list oi suhsci ihers is leitly ui -ci
eas. d, (of which the past gives no Jiope)
t niust.lit: discontinued dr the size reduced.
The editor may, indeed, obtain a uliis
tent e and keep bis establishment in cred
ithut h expects more lhau tins inieturn
lor his services. ;i he' cannot consent lo
ur-ue anj, business so laborious and per
plexus, without the prospect ol coinpe
lence, within a reasonable lime. Under
these circumstances the ftnbcrer issues
those proposals lor the Advertiser nai
, ueot..ti,. I Wr... ...... I- '
Agriculture and the general' interests of
IWth t'aioiina; so far as the latter may be
consistent with the integrity ol the Union,
with which il is believed tliey will always
accord. It is intended lo be tree from par
ty iulluence; and jt is supposed that a pro-
position ui mis character will decide the
yet ui.M)lved question, whether a newspa-'
per can be permanently and respectably
supported in U liming on.
if suuuirnt patronage is offered bv the
first ol December nrxt, the Wilmington
Advertiser will coiumeuce on the htli- of
January tolly wiug. ll uut, aud should the'
People's Press leceive no additional sup-1
p ut it will be reduce! from 24 to M col.J
uin.is, and coniiiMied as nereloforu.
TERMS.
Thi AJvertier will be the same size of
Ihe t'eopir's IVtss, at v3 per annum, pay
hble hi advance.
4o prtp-T discontinued until all arreara
ges are paid unless at the option ol the
editor.
i hose who (a J to give notice of a wish
lo iliscontuie tlu-ir paper, belore a second
V ear Commence, Mill be considered hound
tor thai Vrar, and by the same rule lor all
fcijccerdiu veai s.
ons holding subscription Papers
bret qutsleil In lurwaid llirni o W laniny
ton, by I he 1st of Dect niiitr,- Iti io.
THOMAS LOUIXG.
Sept. j i, ib.sr.
Sejrtembcr, 1835.
FALL AND WI.NTEIt
DRY GOODS.
Edwin James Co.
VITOULD respectfully inlotm
their friends, customers, and
the public generally, that they are
now receiving by the !iip Tally-
lio Irom Liverpool, their entire
importation of
British Dry (toods.
These with others bought in the
diil'erent markets will he nened
with all possible despatch;- their
assortment will be fully equal lo
any heretofore ofiered. l'ariicu
lars in a future ndvet tisemnl.
Petersburg, Va. Sept. 14.
d situation wanted.
4 YOUNQ MAN who can
come well recommended;
wishes to gel employ merit as
A Teacher,
For ihe ensuing ) ear, or to com
mence any time after ihe fnM of
October only lo teach lle Eng
lish language. A country seat
would be preferred. Any person
or persons wishing to employ",
will pnihapsdo well to call at this
office, or drop a line to W. D. W.
Sept. 17th. 3S .
5 Reward.
Pi AN A WAY from the
Subscriber, on the night
of the 20ih September
last, my negro man nam
ed DANIEL. 20 or 21
years of age, 6 feel high black
complexion, has a pleasing coun
tenance, inclined to .be knock
kneed, his feet somewhat turned
out, particularly His left foot, his
clothing nol recollected. He
vv-isi fnrmpilv the properly of
Asahpl Farmer, his mother,
brothers and sisters belonging to
said Farmer his father is in the
.... i i.:
same neichborhood working a
bout as a blacksmith, nearly as a
free man- It is believed he is
lurking aboul in the neighborhood
of said Farmer, also in Nash
county. The above reward will
be paid lo any person inai wjii
apprehend said negro, and deliver
him to me or secure him in any
. . i - i
jail so that I get him again. I
forewarn any person irom nar
boring said negro, or carrying
him oil", under the strict penalty
of the law.
WILLIAM BARNES.
24th Aug. 1835.
35
Piano Forte for sale.
i ilAVK a very hanuSorne
rl A. NO for sale peton
wishing to purchase, would do
well to call and examine it.
J. W. COTTEN.
May 21th, 18.35.
'pHK Subscriber having purcha
sed from Messrs. II jf. $ Jl.
H. Bell their entire stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY. GOODS,
I especially informs his friends
and the public generally, that he
is permanently located here, and.
now opening his Goods at the
same well known sland for in
spection. The stock now on hand is en
tirely fresb and consists of almost
every article of
Dry Goods & Groceries,
Commonly kent in establishments
of this sort; and as 1 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 there is no mistake, and open
accounts with me.
I. B BRADY,
The Coach maker.
031 will in the ensuing fall
give as much in cash or in trade
for country produce as my neigh
bor. IBB.
Tarboro', Juh 29. 1835
'A'dtice.
fJMlF. Sulicrilcrn are now removing
from tin ir i.M land lo th Store for-
inetly .occupied by Messrs. tlyman& Law-I
rence, and directly opposite to John W.
Coitfn's. They wiU in a few days offer
for SHle, a ipiaiuity of Salt, Molasses, Su
pur and CoflV; Baeuini, Kope, and all
Ihe heavy articles which are important to
faimei s at tlm season of the year.
CA?slt, ami th highest price, will be
paid for baled Cotton.
I) IUC HARDS 4 CO.
Tarhornuh. Nov. i7th, lH:i4.
IJKCKWITIi'S
Anli-du'speplic I' His.
'lUlIS most valuable medicine
for the cure of DYSPHASIA,
and the prevention of bilious le
vers, colic, &c". &.c. is kept con
stantly on hand and for sale by
.. W. COTTEN. '
Taib ro,' 25 Sept. 1SS5.
JSoticc.
IS I have not been known to
the people, and they have not
been acquainted with my work,
1 therefore will make some re
marks upon my business. All
persons having any;
Bi ich work or Flustering
To do, or any kind'of brick work
whatever, particularly such as
brick walls, cornices, facias, strait
arches, scheme arches, hips and
valleys in ty ling and water cour
ses, all piers, pilasters, rustic
work, &c. would oblige them
selves -in employing me, as I have
got. a form or architect, (printed
in England,) superior to any that
ever has been seen here; it is a
new form and. the first one that
ever' has been brought here. And
with what 1 have learned here,
and with the assistance of my
book, can execute any job of work
in a neater style than ever has
been done about here. As 1 am
now capable of carrying on the
business, I would be. very thank
ful to the people to employ me;
and if my work does not prove to
be belter, formed, stronger and ni
cer than any that has ever been
done by any brick 'mason in this
section, 1. will not charge anv
thing for my work, and will do
it on as reasonable terms as could
be expected. On any large jobs
1 would wish to make the brinks,
fcr I know that I can make a
smoother brick than eveVhas been
made any where here.
1 will warrant my work from
bursting, smoking, or any thing
else that does not become the
work, and to be superior to any
that has ever been done here. .
All orders from any distance
may be sent to Tarhorough Post
Office, or any person living not a
distance may come or send word
to Silas Everitt's, near Little Co
neto Creek meeting bouse, Edge
eon) be county.
WM.J. P. BROWN.
August 17, 1835. 34
. B. Givathniey,
OF KQKFuLK, AND
Boberl B. Tompkins,
OF T;IIS CITY,
1 1 AVE entered into Copartner
A ship, under the firm of
Gzvath m ey & 7 o m p kins,
For the transaction .of a general
COMMISSION BUSINESS
At Mobile, Alabama,
To be commenced in the month of
October next. They tendur their
services to their friends and the
public generally, and will endea
vor to give satisfaction to all who
may intrust 'heir interests to them.
. B.GIVATHMEY.
110. B. TOMPKINS.
Richmond, Va. Aug. 7, 1S35.
KEFEllENCES.
Richmond Messrs. Uogcrs, Har-
irisou &(lray,U.&T. G wathmey.
Norfolk, Mr." Samuel D. Rawlins.
Petersburg, Messrs. Mordecai &
Osborne
Halifax, N.C. Mr. F.S. Marshall.
Edcnton, N. C. Messrs. I laugh
ton & Booth, Joseph 15. Skin
ner, Esq. Joseph II. Skinner,
Esq. Dr. James Norcom
Pitmouth, N.C. Messrs. J. C. &
W. R. Norcom.
Tarhorough, N. C. Messrs R. &
S. I). Gotten.
Murf reesborough, N. C. Messrs.
Southall & Johnston.
Weldon, N. C. Messrs. Wiatt &
Smith.
Charleston, S. C Mr. Benjamin
R. Smith, Messrs. Cheesbo
rough & Montgomery.
Savannah, Ga. William Gaston,
E-q Josiah humming-, Esq.
August a.Gu. M r.R. H. Huigrove.
Macon, Ga. Messrs. Hamilton &.
Naves. 33
MACKEUEL,
Bacon and JPorh.
JUST RECEIVED, and for
., I.. 1 O Q U-lo .m, M API
EREL. Also, in store, about
25,OOOIbs.
Prime BACON and PORK. -WILL.
J. ANDREWS.
Sparta, 20 July, 1S35. " 30
Bacon for Sale.
4 QUANTITY of nrime Bacon
tl S" I
can be had on reasonable terms
by applying 10
. B. BRADY.
Aug. 12, 1S35.
Stale ofXovlh Carolina,
MARTIN COUSTV.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
JULY TERM, 1S35.
Mary W. Yarrcil
vs. I Petition for
The Heirs at Lawi dower.
ofThornas Yarrell.
IN this case it appearing to the"
satisfaction of the Court,' lhat
James Button and wife Piney,
John B. Smithwic.k and wife Isa
bella, Simon D. Whitley and wife
Mary, Gerrard G. Yarrell, and
Pierce W. Yarrell are not resi
dents of this State: It is ordered
by the Court, that publication be
made in .the 1 arboro' Press for
sjx weeks, notifying the non-resident
heirs as above, to appear, an
swer, or plead at ihe nexl term,
or the petition will be laken pro
confesso as lo ihem and heard ac
cordingly. Test,
. JOS. I). BIGGS, Clk.
Price ndv 2: 75. 33 6
" Stale of North Carolina,
MARTIN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
JULY TERM, 1835.
Joseph Reddick f Attachment
vs. Levy on
Watson Read. ) Land.
James Harrison Y Attachment
vs. Levy on
The Same. ) Land.
King Harrison jun. Attachment
vs. Levy on
The Same. ) " Land.
TT appealing lo the satisfaction
--of the Court, that the defendant
Watson Read, is not an inhabit
ant of this county: It is ordered,
that publication be made in the
Tarboro' Press for six weeks, no
tifying him thai his land is levied
on. Test,
JOS. D. BIGGS, Clk.
Price adv $2: 75. 33 6
I The Residue,
Consoling chit fly of
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Boats & Shots,
Battle & Brothers' best Cotton Yarn,
Farming utensils and Hardware as
sortedGlass, Crockery &T n do.
Jugs, Jars, and Castings do.
xiA-zi Hum. Kntrar and Coffee,
ElacK. 1 lti Ao,
Paints and l)ve stuffs,
Lamp and Fish Oils,
Best lurks Island SALT, &c.
Besides many other minor arti
cles useless to enumerate, all of
which'ure offered
Atfivst cost,
And of course will be found much;
lower than can be obtained at hou
ses where the usual per cenlage is
chargeable.
The very low prices at which
these Goods are offered, might in
duce persons, to believe they are
sold for cash alone; but they are
nevertheless sold on a credit until
the first of January next to punc
tual customer45, at which time all
indebted will be expected and ear
neslly requested to make settle
ment, in order to close the pre
sent concern and recommence bu
siness upon a plau more to my
own convenience and I hope to
the advinlajrp and entire satisfac
tion oi Ihe public.
N. II ROUNTREE.
Tarboro,' 17th Aug. 1835.
VALUABLE
Plantation and loion Lots
FOR SALE.
.WILL SELL, on terms to
suit ihe purchasers, the Planta
tion situate on the north side of
Tar River, known as Ihe
PORIE LAND,
Adjoining ihe lauds of Fred. Bell,
Beoj. Baits and others, five miles
from Tar borough and immediate
ly on the river.
Also, LOTS No. 93 and 94, in
the town of Tarhorough, now oc
cupied by Mrs. Stilxnan.
Those wishing topurchae will
make application to Benj. M.
Jackson, Esqr.
JOSIAH COLLINS, Sen'r.
20th April, 1S35 1
Land for- Sale.
THE Subscriber is anxious
to sell liis Tract of Lnd, ad
joining the one on which he
no-v lives. It contains 530
a-some of which is, low
c rounds, the balance piney woods. This
Tiact has a good dwelling house on it,
near ly new, with 4 room below and 2 up
stairs, and other out booses.
Persons tleg.ious of buying Land low,
are requested to call and esainine for
Ihemselveg, as th Subscriber m:iy at all
times be found at bnme, and is determined
to sell it he can get any thins over half the
ah,e. CHt HARRISON.
Ort.SSth. 183.
FOR SALE,
AT THE
Manowed W atch Factory,
TARBO ROUGH, N. C.
1 FEW first rate 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
Swiss Watches of first quality,
and a few cheap Layter's do.
steel chains, keys, & all materials
required for watches, jewelry, &c.
.June 24, 1S35. 2(3
2M2SW
Coach & Gig Manufactory,
THE Subscriber re
spectfully informs his
friends and the public
in general, thai he has
commenced business
for himself on his lot
in Tarhorough, near
the Bridge, where he will be prepared to
carry on the abuve business in al' its vari
ous branches. He' served a regular ap
prenticeship under Mr. Thos. Cobbs, of
Raleigh, who carried on the bu.-inc?s verv
extensively, and kept in his employ regu
lar northern workmen. If several years
acquaintance with the business in one of
the most extensive establishments in the
Slate could ensure his success, he feels con
fident he should meet it; but he is perfectly
aware that attention it equally necessary,
and this attention he is determined to ren
der. He hupe-., therefore, Inat all persons
who may favor him with their patronage,
will never become dissatisfied or disap
pointed. His work shall befaithlulU exe
cuted and of the best materials. He ex
pects to have in a short lime a general as
sortment of materials from New York,
whkh will enable him to do his work not
inferior to any done in this section ol coun
try. Hepairing done with neatness and
'lesj.alch.
Nathaniel M Terrell.
T&rborough, Jan. 1st, 1835. 1
mm.
.CORJV IVIjYS
And latum Gins.
rpHE subscribers have on hand
four Corn FANS and five Cot
ton GINS, which iheV are dispo
sed to sell on liberal tt rms.
B M. JACKSON $ CO.
Tarhoro'.July 2. 1835. 27
hhls. Flour,
12 " prime Pork,
And a few bhls mess BEEF, for
sale by the bbl. or retail, by
Knight, Garrett 4 Co.
June 3d, 1835.
JYew Goods.
rTHE Subscriber has just receiv
ed his supply ot
Spring Goods,
Which for quality, .variety, and
CHEAPNESS are not surpassed
by any retail store in this State,
and will positively be sold on as
accommodating terms as any store
in this place.
J. W. COTTEN.
Tarboro.' 14lh May. 18M5.
VERY BEST
Cotton Yarn and Twine
FOR SALE.
rTUIE Subscribers feel grateful
for the liberal patronage which
they received the past year, and
hope by assiduity and punctuality
in business to merit a continuance
of past favors.
They now have and expecLto
keep constantly on hand the
Very best Cotton Yarns,
From Nos. 2 to 18 inclusive.
lso, various sizes of the best
Cotton Seine Twi?iels 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. Bolh the above
articles they expect to deliver to
purchasers on as liberal terms as
articles of the same quality can
be procured elsewhere. Iheuu
d charge for conveyance will be
made.
Terms of sale for all quanti
ties of Yarn over one Ihou-nnd
pounds, six monlhs credit will be
'! lowed for any quantity under
one thousand pound?, four months,
the purchaser giving note (with
out interest) at the time ihe Yarn
is delivered, payable at ihe above
stated times.
The proprietors of fisheries will
do well to apply to the Subscri
bers for twine for the luture, as a
very liberal credit will be given.
Messrs. Hassel & Williams
will act as agents for the Subscri
bers at Williamston Mr. Benj.
Bell, at Greenville and Messrs.
Simmons & Eure, at Halifax
where Yarn and Twine can be
bought on the same terms as at
the Factory.
BATTLE c5- BROTHERS.
Falls Tar Jan. Rivr, 10. 1835.
JVo less than
SS2,DO Worth
Oj most beautifnl and bif
perior Dry Goods,
Selling Off at Cost,
At the Cheap CASH Store.
JJAVliG fully decided oo
leaving this State for the
Great West, has determined
on selling off Wis Slock of
Rich Goods at Cost,
And even LES? for many
articles. It inut be obvious
to nil economists, who wish
to lay in a supply of Chr.ap
Goods, that fuch an oppor
tunity may never again occur,
ALSO, at 5 par cent, less
than cost, an excellent as.
sortment of China, Gass,
Crockery, and t in ware.
From and after
the 25th iust. I
will nell for CASH
ONLY & thotfo
who have been in the habit of
obtaining credit, will please
take the bint and make ar
rangements In pay up.
Tarboro', 23d May, 1335.