1
i I it
t
1
!' i',
- ! i
.1
M
i- :f- C j v-j fv
Martin Van Burnt,
or m:v yhk.
HicU'ird .V. Johnson,
OF KEMTCKY.
V? l" has f.. ieo i t!,i- 1 lot of the
Ji d.r i-ned . l.:we i i.-wnted lo l!x A
nici'iMii IVoj .c, n it,;.! eiuti n t f the !'"
ra '!ms of tin- too named liipli.lv
distinguished p;:iio ir ci: r. n. w hose con
stant devotiwn u il.e .'i hiicm'i of mir
Government b. led ;. ; I ir .le.-i;n.ttiou.
tli
TofOUXTIlY MKJi. HINTS , 10() )o,ars Reward.!
kliocs, and
lit
Uaxlingty Ceirec a? Co.
WOULD now very
r' nspei'.hdly in vile ail
jjiiiH tho.; r ! r roh;j ;i f who
am in i he habit and can
will; convenience putrhaso their
ooils in IVtorsbur"", lo call and
examine their stock of
Hoot. Shots, and Huts,
ESCAPED from the Sub
scrib'T, win encamped at
Ihe house of Col. A Wall, in
IWkingh mi county, (N. C.)
on the it i; lit of 1 lit- lOlh Mat,
IS'il, a negro tn a u numcd
9
He is about 31 years M, about 5 feet 11
inches high; no mai kg recollected; had mi
h hoiiiesni'n jeans long coat, and common
thread ami cotton .pantaloons. John was
uii chatted from Archibald Forbes, in' Pill
county, near Ci ccnville . and il is probable
hii rndfjiur to get back to hie saint?
neif-l.boi hcod.
The above reward of One Hundred Dul
;n i... ....,.! .. .. i... .. ,ii
n ... . i r i . " """ v "
I iriiMi io puirnasuij; l h"VIHTP. I prebend and l.tle Iho a"u. Ncgio in any
They Outer themselves tliey will1 j'il, st that the Subscriber ran get him
he aide to accommodate and
Jlre stnhborn things.
The Cheap Cash Store io be con
tinued in Txrboro'.
-::-
Jamcs Ifhlddl,
flAVlNO ahandoned I he idea
-of moving to the West, has
fully determined on making Tar
horo' his permanent plucc of resi
dence, :ind is now at the Notlh
laying in a
Lurge Supply of Goods,
Whifh he flitters himself will al
together excel any of his furmer
rjplIK Sulcriher, who Cor several
years p:et h??hecn M.agiil ''
The Gin .Making business.
In Ki.T'i es-l blisliprt oi.it.veW
IS GREKNVILMJ.
Where he ean ieson tl.r aliove bu-
all its vai mm branches.
A GRP.AT VAIUI.IY fl, '
'wl every !esn i.-utl ((, r '" 'il4i.
Sold at half the JT V'1'
2'wit Fe.b. lft3-. IsU.
rr'ii i ....
1 r, v j-.i;v
lllHII l.i .. ...
?,"trib.;r by .,, hlVii r'
quested to call il Sei!,,,lM.""!,"n .
ly as convenient. eni.r (,; Mi"'...
Tin? t:slt would ! j:i,.rr,.; C":''
cannoi be had, w,Hfrt' ;, J," 1 h..
as n lesii.nony of Ihe 's ti tii. - m letb ,(.as(, :,ltn(.st every one with both
thir services ie rec.ixle. I I'i'iPl.K I . , . . ,-.,
.viiou; tUev h,ve a c.uuii.l,.,s io, i n t" 1 1 1 ! f mid pi ice. As a great ma-
the tvo li st oili e whliiu th- ;l't of a
. UtE, UVI'I'Y, ai.d KLm UllllSli N A I ION
Thii t'lkfii of respect gives to thr w.trkl
n Idilioniil ruooK that f.ulhfut K'l vice shall
not ;o ii nre warded.
The object of this appeal lo ihe republi
can portion ol otic lelluvv citizens, is lo oh
ny of itn ir gnods are manufactur
ed n Iherr own Factory at the
North, under the immediate cir
cum'i'.rtinn of one of the part
ners and the balance ol their tock'
who
i i. i i 1 1 i . ....
tain their co operation io the cirtul.it. on of pui cnocu i .hiouht mimu
an edition of lon.Uvh) copies ol (ho j. iot i Ii is p(Mit t v o months amongst
S?u r.h,'nof "iliilSI; liUliKN .v I !n,nll!;,(.Im( f dilTerent sections
IvICHAKl) 41 JUIliNsL)., f 1 1 1 . i r i. f I , re- . . .
'vised ami corrected, mi hs Io be valuable to ! lf country, and lias euiieaVOf-
verv lover of bis Ciuotry. and alike noo
cra tU to the distinguished ctiz -ii- whom
VE Tt!K PK.opiK, inlcnd till biilhei to
honor, bv their elviition to 'he oilier s of
t'residvMU and Vict lieiden( of tiip 1'iutc
OUtes, i: tile elc- tion of lSiio Tl os ve
wImII lerpeluate the principles of Jell't i
"vhich have been so signally revived, no
bly acted upo, mid thilmpiiwilv car
rifd out by Ahurkw Ji hso.v, who, spur
n;iv; ..!! llt'pry, knrw n Minns: but the
1'eopi.i:, Mi- vvu l Pk VLi.. and theii re
sjjectU'e rlf fs. i e ardless ol their loitunes,
w'teii.ef rich or poor; thus rendt rn Ins
Samk an 1 kkn wn us d Hrtb'e as tlic k
l s t it; nit !..."
The ar'angenient of the oJume wi'l be
ui follow.:
1 sf. 'ortwit cf.-?mrr?r.cisan.
To u'hom the volume w ii h; inscsibed,
"tvith an address bv tin- P.iii!il t r
'Jd. Pnrtrt'it nf M. '.'i Iinrrn,
To he tnllnwcd ty I is ! rr.ip.i , enlr
ed. i. i hiding several v.iiu.ti 1 document,
illustrHiive of his i ddic chancier, an ! ex-
! i . Ii i i f i r the uia j cal i.iw
bis g "an'ic
moid vhieli )its-ei b en ' votod lo su
lain i 'ie i i In s ol l is country , . .id ihe glor
nod pri'tp, i ity cf h'S lei u iii ae:".4-
Jd. Portrait of 11 M Johnson,
To be followed by hi. Hioraphy . en!a
!'e I .including' vari-i.s Jfpietlies, SinoaV
M v II. Revokt. and oihr d .cuinents; i!lu.
tratite of his lon continued ptddic life
which has ever ln-ru devoted lo the ; -od
of i.is (ountrs; including Hiiamheoiic ac
,(ini, ( of tiit- I ill nt ti e r now ned Iiiilim
warrior, I k iMi:u, on ( tie er in int ra
'jb oihofOcto .t r, HKi -.viih a., ciigra
v ed mc'a' -of the h ifk- ti I1.
The woik will lie 'o.vr; ill our Vol
:fvic of about 4'-af c. s I p.'v: to te
tHe I t ll.e tnodf rate sum of O,: I hdlar,
Heath booed Willi choli li.n U; o. all mid
gtlt, wit.; the aJditnii il i-i(i''iis' of tnuu
The w..ik. which is now in .i sl.it-- of
pi t iai ti. n. shall be soch as to give i n ire
iU lac ion; as it is io I e n ids . g.-m .
no i v. ho have for n-ailv ! rl v viais b.-eu
per-onaSly -'ml uilima'r iy -ipiaiuleu will,
the pr v ate and p:. I ; life oi i;lt- above na
rn d (iisii-ig ush. t ciii.ens.
'I hrt c I. Iraied a. idie-4 of the Hon
Th m.s II. bent. :i ol Mis;oun, l...ini
testi.;' .n t ihe I. , o ci.ai.tt tt i of .mi,
Van liui n; Mod the : i nt -pe ch o i he
Hon J-tmes li.ii boor, of V ii t. i-, ihe L
t5. -entte, pn: l rrtj inn iii- t iit;rv ol I'ol.
Jolinjioit on the firl : mid in I;..- councds ol
the nation, wdl be ep ei d o in t .r ,1.
As t eie is fitTio.i out i cpi.hl'cao ci'i-
rt-fs, an ekteusite prpu.a:i f (ieruia
orioi. tiie work wi.i aj i'v.tr -nnulianeous-'
ly so b th Ihe L-iglisli rtild tn. Grniaii lan
gn.i?e. It v ill, m-reio. e, be i:ecessarv
for siibsriib-rs vai.j wiii io hate 'he woik
in the Ger oii lo jjgiiuy tue same; on the
Subset iotiou bo'.k.
It wil'. in .r Jer to give prompt and ex
tensive circuviliou to the woik, b indis
p-nsable for a. I subset ibers lo pay at the
Unit uf subscribing & money i ,- ni a
proper time iot warded wiih the ho t msj-
natuies to the publishing committee
Which will be doty made known by a no
lice in the Washington Gh.be
uQ'iinocratic editors disposed lo en
Courage the woik, will confer a favor,
which will b gratefully acknowledged by
the Subscribei, in giving publicity to the
above and r. c. iviiig subscriptions at their
l-esp Clive offices, to when a reasonable
jier ceiitage will be abowe.l.
Tlie People's obedient scivani,
Hr M. EMMOSS.
Washington City, June 1, lfc:r.
d io make siirli a sebclion ol
onods ;b we think cannot & hope
will not fail to suit ami please
! I both purchaser nod consumer.
And now, after liaring hul sn
with the inmost care, diieet from
ihe manufacturer, and as cheap as
the cheapest, a fresh ami extensive
assortment of goods well adapted
to the coming srason, we can as
sure thoe merchants, one and all
w!i i may favor us with a call, that
tehi!l use our best endeavors
to make it to their advantage.
Wt ran and will sell them any
goods in our. line quite as buv as
they ca t ! purchased inNew York
or any other prt of I he country
by the same quantity; and our ac
commodations for piyment skI I
he as ernod ,is any
We invite tleal'Ts indisciimin
atelv to e;il in and ext'oine our
shirk and prices, assuring thorn
that we hnl t ike much pleasure
in exhibiting our g-ods while to
purchase will be.ai tiieir option.
Hastings, Prirce cV Co.
IVtersb'irg, Va. Sept. 22.
... .. . , .
1 1 ii . Letters aittde-seil to trie un'KT-ktin'ks 111 1)01111 OI
iineti, at ii'iv rtore i . u nucKi:igii.tin
county, (Va.) u id receive initnediate
attention.
JOHN L MORRIS.
June IM, Ks:i5. 2d
XT i
(tinl'ily nnd Cheapness.
His Iriends and the public in ge
neral may rest assured thai every
exertion on his part shall ho tied
to insure a continuance of the ex
tensive patronage he has hitherto
CoMPKLllK.NsjlVh
Commentary on the lli!:le.
P. Subscriber having been requested
to act ns Agent for thin highly inter
esting work, informs the public that the ; rt'Cei Veil.
brsl volume fn lie seen at his office
where subscriptions .will be received
The first volume a specimen of the exe
cution of the work, editorial and mechan
ical It is lo contain all thai is valuable
in the writings of those great Tights in the
(hiisliau Church, Henry, Scott, Dod
tlndge, Cill. Adam Claik, Palritk. Pool.
Lowth, Km der, and others. Ihe w hole tie- hy up ply i Ug t O
signed to a d'gesl and combination of the '. j Jj J RJ1J) Y.
ad vantages of the best Bible ommrntaries. I
On the whole, it is believed all will admit Aug T' 183.J.
Iliuf liio uiiiL iu udiut il baa livon mono .. I -
cd ttt be a ciedit t the country; anl the
publishers and editors pledge themselves
and theii character's (and they can tin no
niore iImI every eflort shall be put f rlh j
In make il. both in Ihe literal v and tue-'
chauicnl part-, lasti'igly useful, and wor- j
thy a tibcial support. ut to sustain litem
in so rxpensive an entt rnrir.e, the low I
Saturday, 10th Oct. 18.15..
Bacon for Sale.
4 QU A N'iTTY of pri me Bacon
1 can he had on reasonable terni"
September, J835.
i'au, and vi.vn:u
Ptools, Sh es and Paper.
Piano Forte for sale.
Il. VK a vi ry haodsome
11 A Nt ) for sale persons
i-liing to jiutchase, would do.
well to Call and examine it.
J IV. COTTBX.
May 2 1st, IS '35.
Xs.
1
For publishing by subscription.
The Debates
in Tin:
Convention of IS. Carolina,
JVhich assembled at Raleigh,
Jane 4, lJS 5, to atnend the
Constitution.
a consequence of the numerous nppli
calions on the sv.l j cl, the Stibscribt rs
Lave determined, if sufficient encourage
ment be given, to pubbsh in a neat volume,
tvitl) a i convenient dispatch
The Dfbates in tlie Convention,
Which recently nut in llvs city. For the
purpose of asce tabling whether a sufficient
number of .-Mibscr'bers can be obtained to
justify the undei taking, tuese Proposals
are issued.
The volume, which will probably make
from 3iX to 4uj paes, n i'l be printed w ill.
a handsome type, on goo piiper, and will
be furni:it,i to Subscribers, bound in
boards, at Three Dollars a cpy, payable
on delivery.
JOS. GAI.es St SON.
Raleigh, Aug. ut s35
Subscriptions to the above
book received at thin 0icc.
at ire.
t.ive not been known to
the !.ei;.le. and they have not
h-en ;;cij,iinle'J with my woik,
1 iheie!Me will mak some ie
mtik upon my business.
persons having any
lirick work or rinslerhix
To do, or any kind ol brick work
i .it
wnatever, puueuiaiiv such as
eiirk walls, cornices, fat i is, irait
aiches cheme arches, hip-, anil
valleys in lyling ami water onu
ses, ail pieis, pilasters, rustic
woik, &c. would (iidigi? liiem
selves in employing me, as 1 hav?
got a form or auhitect, (piloted
in Knglain!,) sujx nor lo any that
i V(" has been Men hetc; it is
new lorm and the first ne that
evr has bj n brought here. And
with what 1 have learned here,
ami with the assistance of my
book, can execule any joh of work
in a neater style than ever has
been done, about here. As I am
now capable ol carrying on the
business, I would he very thank
ful to the people to employ me
and if my work does not prove to
be better formed, stronger ami hi
cer than any that has over been
donf- hy any brick mason in this
section, I will not charge any
thing for my work, and will do
it on as reasonable terms as cotih
be expected. On any huge jol
1 would wish to make the bricks
kr 1 know that I can make a
smoother brick than ever has beet
made any where here. .
1 will warrant my work from
nursling, smoking, or any thing
else that does not become lh
i.
woiiv, aim io he superior to any
lhat has ever been done here.
All orders from any distance
may he senl to latborough Post
Utiioe, or any person I i vino- not a
distance may come or send won
to Silas Kveritl's, near Littlo Co
neto Creek meeting house, Kdc
combe county.
IV M. J. P. BROIVN.
August 17, 1S35. 34
ROBINSON tS- NEfVSOM
WOULD resp. ct
r.,ii., :..r...
m. . 'ill V I 1 1 I W I 1 1 1 on. ii
i.iri
st-ioss m
All those who wish to supply
themselves with Oina of the best
quality, ate respectfully solicited
to applv lo ihe Subscriber person
ally or'by h"ir. AM orders for
Oins will be promptly executed.
From the Subscriber's long expe
rience in his business and from
the approbation which his work
has hitherto met with, he hesitates
not to promise entire satisfaction
to all who may see fit to extend
to him their palionage. Gins out
r ..,;n i.e. ovrvf iliiinoslv re-
- loth to abandon it iM.t.l Ui.r1"
paired. I he Subscriber takes the . (.Airy lesleJ. e ..J?1
llteilV Ol CaillO" tllti lllltIIHUH UI ofev B...,...r.. ... .i,m V s
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 pressure-
of business, that many are
obliged of necessity to'submit to
a longer delay than they wish.
.. ti"
' v i i i j-n i.
Tallinn.', No, Ca j;,h p,.,,
iMIOl'OSALs
For pjblisbintntlietoici.f .,' .
A C. a weekly attc.;;,,,,; - .
fVilminiunAdvtrii
Xnilt: Subscriber is uni i,,e , '
lhat in ll.e. mM r
in the State. nd u.a 11,11
' ' - J o.l'lll CO.,,
iNewspaptr cannot W i)..,:.r;v
.... .1 U .. ...rr .....I I , . '
" ll'l"3 rillUrtlhtO 111 I
III,.;
Lockt r G nnstni Hi. business
lie also makes tSfM Mill Boxes,
i Pl ii.
ed for the People's Prtss; bur.
cealhom buuseli and iia,i,(, Mh.
teal from the public, tl.ui iis,1,1"
patronage will soon reuuVi a !e.,,t,,
tion than will be expected hv ''
capable of conducii ig a Ntw. ,,,''
less the list ol subset ihe rs i , .
creased, (of which the p..;t '
.... . 1 t' r 110 'i .
it must be discontinued tt ii.e7(rrj
The editor may, indeed, uh , ()
tence and keep his esu Hsi,,,, , .,'
it but hetxprcts more tii.iu (!,;$ ,J!
foi his services, as he taunt t tl,,'Sti
pur ue any. biiriiie-s so hdxjubn. d,
plexin:, w'ithout the pr s.rCt (,f c ,
tence, within a reasonable ti,;. i
these ciicuiiistauces i.,,-
In connexion with this establishment, car
rie-i on the
these proposals for the Adurtinr,
per tote devoted m Liteiauiufmp.,,
Ajritulture anj the nem-ial i.u..
I Mill .., 1 ',.,,.,,. , f . .., - ....!-. - r . , !
ailll jilf inn., niu kj uuiicuiix, in iorui v-aiuiiua; so lai as tue Jan. r m -x '
rice lixed lor tin woik requires that it !
I.ouhl have an extensive sale, and no polo
lislicr vould fi ll wiiranied in pros cntio ' '
the wirrk witliont a large sulisci ipiion hsi; , efcl" Friends, Customers,
ami. however nni opul.ir stun a cours- inav i lrifc .1 ,,fi,
be in reg.nd to ordinary woiks. 1,0 hesia-l '
ti n is felt in iesnio.'to ir in th s case, so rallv, that thev are now receiving
manifesMv necessary and pioeer. Ihevlhc ll.p S.iIh.i. .l imes I.. Simmon
ppeal in confident e to Ihe religions public, 1 1 01 .
ndtoall, who wishtoseeittiuulaleJfor"i,nl l',:,I(,,,l0f,, .
their names and patronage. ; S.j C41HCS Of ItOOlS O SllOCS,
1 here is a 1. post edition, dilfei ing in no . 1 , t 1 r ,1 r, I"
respect fro,,, the gen, ral edition ex. ept on " ""
the ordinance of Baptism, in 1 eference to I'eCl Irom the Manufactory; 3hd
which Ihe Itev. Joseph A. Wame, Pdllor Vtv pledge tllCIDM-dveS to Sell
ol thr Baptist edition, makes thr follow in? , " r . 1 1
icm oks, vir: a'I that waS p,.ised i .he ,hem -Coiiiitry merchants as low
Bapli-t i-.lition, s such, was that whatever aslhey can be t)Ugilt 111 l illU-wa-
toMnd in the woik as tmlilislied for .l1i;.. Vn... Vrl- 11, .!,,'..
' u i if 1 1 1 , a - A 'i ui iniiiuii) on
crdolotpn-t generally, which did not cor- 11.
es, oi,. win, the lie', o, Bapl.Ms, sl.nnld ,,,t''Tr U"Ual CTCdltS.
be iriiioved. and 1 lit? matuiest views of N l AISO, 0 large quatlt I ly 01
their own fust Wliters ll!Sltllted. It is lwit. Throoil sbn. Ur.ishos ..mil
oint con- in.. ,
1 I'll, rv 1 1 1 ii .
consistent wnn the mtegiuv ol !::cl'.,
with which it is helieveiiihev vi.,j,
accord. It is intended tu he,.t:r
ty mllut-uct; ai.tt it is f a;.o-nl
nti'it nny o. eeyeo o.ai ii'i point con
nected with whit is peculiar lo the Bnp
lil tb noininalion, has bt en 'eft uusuarded;
and when i: is considered that mi no
points but those do Baptists differ Irorn
II . ... .1 11 1. i . 1
iieurv, ccou, iooorui"c. ivc. mere can
retop.hurg, Va. Sepl. 10.
4,1 rv
scarcely a doubt but that the denorni- 'A
n.iii. mi in p' ii ini nin irei ton mm y nave
now a Commentary, in tlie reading of
hici they are sure to find what will tan
theflmi- of love, unit satisfy the appetite
or Until, a d this wnh ut that diminution
of their en jo nient with which thev weif
tccu-toim d to meet in rt itdinglhe author-,
anting out ol tlitir tlib.itni views ofa
ctit islian 01 ilinance.
Printing FressJ'or Sale.
St pr.R KOYAL Pii-.ting Press, on
the dl mode ol construction, can be
procured on reasonable terms.
lpplij at this Office.
January, '
Terms. The work will be comprised
in Iivh voniiues, averaging not less than
S0' pages per v linii". royal S vn b.ind
somelv priiifetl i n li ie paper, ami well
bound in sheep, and lettered with double
titles, at ;i d.dl. us per volume. There
will be several engrav.ngs, froutjspieres.
t ignt tie titles, mid several neatly engraven
mips, witli other illustrative wood cuts
oc t.opns itounit in txlta cilt sniio''
backs, 551,"0; plain calf, s'.'t.T't.
O BO UOlWdRB.
March irtih. Is.li-
7V ihe .filicted.
-VfZrv CP, S iuviiluable Ointmen!
'."T the cure of w bite swell .n s.
Til tcrniuia ami oilier himourv.
I sole legs and ulcers, and fresh
wounds, sprains, bruises, swell
ings and inllainm it ions, ice. fsic.
B'-ckwith'? nuti-dyspeptic pills.
llowimd's genniiie tonic tiexiurc, a per
fect cine for ague and lever.
The above valuable medicines may b
bad wholesale or retail on application to
J. IV Colten, Agent lor Tai borough.
1
rt.v Aii tilhs in a Cutwent
FHJSSELL. ODIORNF. k. CO. have in
press and wi'l publish in a few davs
a new work, wilii Ihe above title, being the
Narrative of Miss Ilebaca Theresa Htul.
w ho was under the influent e of the itoinnu
Catholics about two years, and an inmate of
tlie Convent on M 011111 Benedict, Charles
town, nearly six mouths m ls31-2.
The book furnishes a concise history of
the rtib-s and regulations, the employments
and ceremonies of Ihe Ur-ubne order; nd
as it is the fust account ever given in this
country of a similar institution, the wiht-r
lias confined herself strictly to a mtriation
of lacls that transpired under bei owe ,
and that were noted dow 11 after her escape.
It will contain a volume of 200 pa"es,
IS mo. finished and bound in the ueatesl
manner.
Boston, Match 2, 1835.
history or tiii:
Kehnkee Jlssociation.
TJIHT PUBLISHED, and for sale at the
QJ office of I be Tarboro Pres, " Co.
cise History of the Kehnkee Baptist Association-
from its original rise to the pre
sent time by Cider Joseph Bigs under
the supervision of a committee (cnnsistin
of Elders Joshua Lawrence, Wjja,n jv.
man, and Luke Ward, and brethren Tho
mas Biggs, Joseph t). Biges, and Cushion
B. llassell.) appointed by the Association."
Price 1 each, or ijlO per dozen.
October, 1S31.
PROSPECTUS
OF TIIK
liisou iflfhcrliscr.
'JMIE subscriber proposes to publish in
the Town til" Wadeshnrnugh, Anson
County, No 1 th C.nolina, a weekly paper
enti led.
''The Vinson Jldurrtiser."
According to cutom, he proceeds lo lay
before the public an analysis of the plan
upon which bis paper wili be co'nducted.
lis columns will be devoted lotheciuse
of. Politics, Agriculture, Internal Jmprove
meut, I.itcratui e and Science in general.
l! is the intention of the E iitor diligent
ly ami fairly lo report the passing political
tfd other news of the day, and while lie
c innot. consistently with his principles,
advocate the cooise pursued by the pres
nt administration, he assures Ihe 1 ublic
I that he feels every disposition to do full
justice to its merits. Th press will, be
open to both parties the E bloi will . n
(leaver to adhere sttictly to principle and
to disregard all party influence.
the editor intends to avail himself of the
advantage of mny of the best publications
on Ihe subjects of aericnltuie and interna,!
improvement, he of course will lie able t
select and lay before his readers, a lartre
number of Essays which cannot fail of be
iii interesting lo every one wiio has at
heart the prosperity of his country . All
the most important and interesting pro-
o HHii'oi coiijitss ami 1 ne Mate ij gis
latuie will be duly reported, and a portion
of the paper will at alt times be devoted to
polite Literature.
The subscriber is aware of the many
difficulties he most encounter in advancing
to public favor; lie' rt lies greatly upon ti e
liber dity always shown by an enlightened
public towards enterprise well conducted,
a iid assurts bis patrons, that no pains shall
be wanting oil his part to render his paper
both a useful and interesti.ig publication.
TERMS.
The 'Anson 'Advertiser will he
printed on an imperial sheet at
S3 00 per annum in advance, or
S3 50 at the end of the year; the
first number to issue as soon as Sev
en Hundred Subscribers are obtain
ed; no subscription will be received
for a less period than twelve months;
and the paper will not be discontinu
ed until orders are received to that
tfltxt, and all arrearages paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding 12
lines, inserted three- times for one
dollar and 25 cents fur each subse
quent insert ton .
Communications addressed to the
editor must be post paid.
JVILLB7M E. BIRD.
Feb. 21, 1S35.
a' composition invented by Daniel
Peck, of Raleigh Grist Mill
Spiitdles, with 'Steel Collin's,
(turned ) These articles equal to I position of this characte r vMUn., .
c . 1 ii ir . i!'1' ur.sol.ed q.icslKui, it'ic'.i.ira i
any manufactured in Ihe United . ' fa(1 be mmtHl , ;
iaies.
All letters ami orders must
be tli reeled lo the Subscriber at
Greenville.
HENRY CHAMBERLAIN
July 12, 1S3.4.
Cotton Gins
'PllK Subscriber has established
himself in the house formerly
occupied by the late Joseph Lac
key, tiee'd, near the river, and a
short distance below Benjamin
M. Jackson's store, where he
carries on
The making and repairing
Cotton Gins.
All those who wish to supply
themselves with Gins of the best
quality, are respectfully solicited
to apply to the Subscriber person
ally, or by . letter. All orders for
Gins will be promptly executed.
Gins out of order will be expedi
tiously repaired.
Blacksmithing, of every des
cription, executed in the best style.
EJTvo second hand Cotton
Gins for sale low for cash.
SAMUEL D. PROCTER.
Tarboro,' 30th Sept. 1834.
The ilk Cultut isL-
I'HE Executive Committee of the Hart
ford Count v Silk Society, have com-
muced a monthly publication, called the iribiliou of the bible, et the 'it
Silk Ctiliuiisi and Parmer's Manual. . ; Gocpel but nt do comit'itm i.ifU'v
The object of the publication istodis-.0t prole-sors and iio.i-"i.tv'' ' .
seminate a thorough knowledge of the cul-1 in in societies, ai.d thf u K'"-1
tivaiinn of ihe Mulberry Tree, in nil its of r Lgious m iiieis, iu even M''
varieties The rearing of Silk Woi ms f0i in whatsoever. . ,. :
The production or Cocoons and ihe Reel-! Beli. ving th if Theo'ogital '''' '-;'
ing oi ilk, io the most appr'ovVd method.1 b!e, Mi.-soo.ti , Ti act, , .
The imp itancr of this knowledge will ap . Union Societies, are tiie "' "'.
pear from tlie fact that the nelt profii of unset iplul tl favor tn ? "t '
Innd devoted to the culture of Jilk, is 1 than f 'txd w ill tinvanis n""i "
tlouble. if not triple, to tlut derived from opposed to" them. ,
any other crop which can be put upon it. j Some of the children of Gi'l,iU (
It is also a fact, that every moderate Var ! uidi, and iulerspcisetl among?', ,rf
mer can laise several hundred dolJai s j c.Ue i of Missionary and otl.-'r ff";,r
woi th of Silk without interfering with his j denied the happiness of oi",
ordinary pgr cultural operations.. But in j those of the same judm
order M avail himself of this facility to ' graved with behohb"? c,r",,;,7 r.r
obtain competency and wealth, wbic'iouri tiospel, are not able to sjva. :
soil and climate have given him, he must selves. This, is designed. """r
possess himself of information on ilid.,i. ri;.r H p shall aim 'ol '.
iect for without it his attempts will be I please the fancy, as to inform thfj'.
Ii unless. It is, therefore, the object of the j more to afford matier tor
tiniuse tins information as I ing comfort, than, to fi!VL i c,!
possible, and at the cheaps gluw to the feeling. .w,eCJ"' ','.
publication will contain a the cause of truth and ol " ,
sup-ported to "i tinii
ll sullicieiit p-d i filicide is o Jl " ; f
first of itceinber n xt, lite 111,.: -Advertiser
will coinmeine mi ti.
January lollowiiig. ll -n.it, .,,,! v ;,
Peuplts Vf ts lecwive in i.iii...
port il will be leibn eil b .mi :4 1 , j ;
uuind, and conliiiiietl a iirrtiuii.ic.
The Adverti-er will he the s.un- ?: .
ihe People's Puss, at per a: i,u!.i,ji
able in advance.
No pap.-r discotiiiuiied un'.i1 hi! arin.--
ges are paid utiles at ti.e i;:! i'.u;
editor.
'I hose wlit fait to g:v mtufci;
to discoiitiue tin ir paper, l.e!u
year comin Mices, ill he co.iilcM i.,
for that year, and by the si nt me:,
succeeding vears.
(O3 Per? ons holding stibci iplion hr.
arerequesled to forward t!. em oi'.iq
ton, by the 1st of December, 16"
THOMAS LOUm.
Sept. 11, 133".
PitOPOSiiiS,
for pu Wishing in Ihe turn of Tafi
X. C a stmi-monVtly ptytr, ad'd
The Primitive
EDI LED HY M AliK BTNEU
Printed and PullWud ly b'cs Unc.
'THIS publication i jriiic;p-'!!v ui
to Offend the old scIm I L'oi.eJ
from ti e many aspessi'-ns ci?' i!"'":
bv d hided persons -ro t-i-m f'r-'
faith; because they cawl cmou
ly engage in. the vaiioos wj"
Sell, mes of the day, osten.-i it H'l"'
promote Ci ilsliainiy, h'Jt evi,!'i"v :!
inn to les!rov tee gieat atui v,ui':
pii.,cipl-s upon which il ba.eo. !;i h-
,.,r a .am oi sfodb.'fss. WtrHl'
jit distinctly underst-.od. 'di.it - '
1 1 11 1 111 l rti "J 'i"1 1
Committee to
extensive.lv as
est rate. The
complete manual or directory from sow ing
seen 10 leeuug me oiik, together with
such facts and experiments, as will enable
farmer to raise Silk and prepare it for
market, wi'hout further knowledge or as
sistance. It will also contain interestiiv
matter on agricultural subjects in generaf
TERMS -The Culturist will be publish,
ed in monthly numbers of Eight Quarto
Pae-, at Ftfty Cents a Year. No sub
scription will be received unless paid in
Advance, and fir trot less than a year.
Subscribers rereived by F. G. Const ock
Secretary, Hartford, Conn., lo whom, also'
Communications may be addressed, which'
if post paid, will be attended to. ' '
Hartford, April. 18.15
Published andor Sale at this OJJice.
s Patriotic discourse ht
North Carolina Whi-'s Anobw r
the KehuUee Association and, A Basket of
Fragments, by the Uev. Joshua Lawrence
Also, A ltevievv of Clark's defence and jus
t.ficalion to the Kehnkee Association w rit
ten by a lay member of the Association
and. Occurrences .n the Life of Elder J i
seph Bij!-s, wrote by him?s!f. v
Taiboiouh, Aug. 9.
. 1 i s si "
is our cause. "T'.V ""' ' f .. !, "
belief that the b'essi.i? f veo ' ., f
is of the Head of tlie Ciim cn, , ,,
selves upon Him. " ;' rr, '
abroad, praying the Lord to c
some joy to those who are
and alidle rest to. hose ivhoi
TEUM. . , ...
. ... ... nhtht Wl-l,f' .
The I'runuivc i.
i-ctaf
16 pages, on the second .J
Saturdays m eacn 'QrJi,
cing in January next - t
per year, payable
first number. Six cor . rifl-
to one Post-Office or bcib1
Five Dollars. ,f pf
Comnninicationsni;.; e
and directed to ike , l:r,
Tj-Editcrs
a favor by giving
two insertions.
rrP Persons hvU
VLj-
tion PP'r'vlU Fta
to Geo. Howard,
the middle of Decani