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IiUQHi Sr HIVES.
j Washington City, Oct. 14, 1855.
Henry Johnston,
I MKRUIIANT TAILOII,
S just received from New
lork his Full Supply of
In his line of business,
CONSISTING OF
Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres, of
h.1 the most fashionable colors,
Drab and olive Petershams tor over
COKts,
at hair Camblets, for cloaks,
Canton Flannel,
-v very splendid assortment of Vest
"'gs, consisting of plain and ftgur'd
velvets Waitlin and Valencia,
H very supei ior article, &c. 5cc
I'1 fact his assortment is very
complete of every article in his
''ne ol hnsinF vvhirh will hp
ow for eah or on a credit to
I'Jnclual customers. Uent emen
n'Mung to purchase Cloths are
i'Wicularly invited to call and
'xarnine lor th?melves. All or- side of Moccasin branch, contain
dtrs I'ro.-r, a distance will be thank- ing sixty acres. Said land w ill
hilly received and nunciually al- be sold for cash.
! ,l(!ed to.
' . U ' . . n -
klecan $ Hamilton,
Jhul Commission Agents,
PKTKRSBURG, VA.
Andrew Kevan,
IVillimn B. Hamilton,;
Get. 1885. 42-9
N'olice.
rJIIK Subscribers will in a few
days be in receipt of their Fall
purchases in New York and in
Petersburg, of a general
Assortment of Groceries,
And the important articles to the
Planter at this season of the year.
We also intend to keep three
wagons employed in the transpor
tation of Coiton from this to Hali
fax, and will at n times give the
highest prices for baled Cotton
delivered in ihis place.
I). BICIIARDSCO.
Tarboro Oct. 14, IS35.
MACKEREL,
Bacon and JPork.
JUST UKCEIVKD, and for
' sale, 123 barrels new MACK
KRKL. Also, in store, about
25,000 lbs.
Prime BACON and PORK. .
IV ILL. J. ANDREIVS.
Sparta. 20 July, 1S35. 30
'Last Notice.
rjPHK Subscriber requests all
persons indebted to him, by
Note or account, to call and set
tle the same forthwith, or thety
will probibly find them in the
hands of another person, who
mav not b- quite so accommodat
ing as I have b en.
'. A. BELL.
Tarboro, Sppt. 24, lS3f 3)
fflpSulc of Lands
lor 7V.r.crf3
WILL SOU), for Cah,
on the first Monday of No
vember next, at the door of the
Court House in Tarbon, Edge
combe countv, one
Tract of Land, .
Containing 137 acres, mote cr
less, belonging to the estate of
Col. Thomas Wiggins, deceased,
or Catharine Lewis, adjoining the
lands of William K. Bellamy,
Thomas Dozier. and others, for
taxes due for the years 1JS29. '30,
'31, r32, ?33, and '.S l, and cost for
adver'iiuci:, &e.
IV. D PETIW1W Slfff.
Sept. 20. 18.35 4 2 3 '
Mrs. Jl'.C. Ho ward,
TS now opening her Fall Sup
ply of COODS, comprising a
more extensive and
Fashionable Assortment of
rhan she has ever before exhibit
ed in this place. Having select
ed arid purchased the articles her-
elf, and had an excellent-oppor
tunity of becoming acquainted
with the latent Northern fashions
in the Millinary and Mantua
making line, .she feels herself
competent to give entire satislac
tion to her numerous customers
and the public in general. In her
assortment will be found
Pattern Velvet, satin & silk Bonnets,
do. Turbans, Caps, Cape.s, &c.
Plain, watered, figured, and plaid
Silks and Satins, tor dresses,
Silk Velvets, Gauze Veils, &c
Black Mode, Cranes, and l lorences
Tuscan, Swiss, Gipsey, and Fancy
straw Bonnets, all qualities,
White and black ostrich Feathers,
Feather'd and fancy Flowers,
A superb assortment ot Ribbons, &c.
Mrs. II. invites a general in
spection of her Goods, as she is
confident they cannot fail to meet
general approbation, both as re
gards quality and price.
Tarhoro'. Oct. 22, is.
Jfotice.
T Y virtue of a Deed ot trust,
executed to me by Richard
Bell, for certain purposes.theiein
expressed, I shall offer for sale
before the Court House ooor in
the town of Tarborough, on Fri-
duy, the 13th day of November
next. One Iract of Jmia, an-
joining the lands of Jno- Pope
and others, lying on the south
jnTJM L.4NE. Trustee.
I wv-r. ----
I . . a. n
Dissolution.
Copartnership heretofore
existing between the Subscri
bers, under the firm of
Martin & lira
Ceases this day by limitation.
Persons having claims against
said concern will present them
for payment, and all those indebt
ed are requested to settle their
accounts by Bond or otherwise
without delay, as a speedy settle
ment of the business is desirous.
Either of the partners are au
thorised to receive and gra.t dis
charges of the debts due the con
cern. N. M. MARTIN.
D. IV. BR.1GG.
Petersburg, Oct.. 5, IS35. 41 4
mm?
Copartnership.
MATH:L M. MARTIN hav
ing associated with him DA
VID DONNAN, Jr. will contin
ue Hie Commission and Grocery
business at the old Stand, under
the firm of
JV. If. .Martin & Donnan.
Their best exertions will be
used to give entire satisfaction to
those who may employ them.
AV7 77 ;L- M. MJi R TIN.
IXJVID' DONNA N Jr.
Petersburg. Oct. 6, 1S35.
Natltl M. Martin returns his
thanks lo his friends for their ve
ry liberal encouragement of Mar
tin f Itragr, and hopes by
prompt attention to merit a con
tinuation of the same in his new
business. ' 41-10
joticc.
ALL Cotton inten-
Aljded lor the Subscri
bers, will he received
by their. Agents at
I Fal i fa x, M.essrs. Halliday $ Mar
shall, free of expense to "the ow
ners. Their arrangements for sending
the proceeds o.l sales to their cus
tomers, will insure Jie receipt of
the same when sales are rendered.
They will keep constantly on
hand a supply ol Cotton Banging
and Bale Hone, which will be
old as low as can be afforded.
Coiton consigned to Mr. IV.
II. IVitls, al Halifax, will he re
ceived as above stated, free of ex
pense to the owners.
N. M. Mar fin Dotma'u.
Petersburg, Oct. 7, Its 35.
September, 1835.
STRESS!
FALL AND WI.NTEIl
DRY GODS.
Edwin James Co.
irOULD respectfully inform
" their friends, customers, and
the public generally, that they are
now receiving by the ship Tally
Ho from Liverpool, their entire
importation of
'British 'Dry Goods.
These. with others bought in the
different maikets will be opened
with all possible despatch; their
assortment will he fully eqial to;
any heretofore offered. Particu
lars in a future: advertisement.
Petersburg, Va. Sept. 14.
JYoticc.
1MIE Trustees of. the Nashville
Male and Fcmult 'Academics .Is an excellent remedy in case of
will continue to receive proposi-j a cold.
tions from such as are disposed to All of these thing, and a great
take charge of ' those institutions! many. mote,
for the ensuing year, until the 1st! May he bought at my confection-
of December next. Communica
tions addressed to the Secretary,
post paid, will be promptly at
tended to.
This notice is directed to be
published in. the Warrenlon Re
porter and Tarboro Press for six
weeks.
By order of the Board,
H. BLOUNT, Sec'y.
Nashville, No. Ca ) f
5th Oct. IS35.S
N. B. For the information of
applicants the 'Secretary thinks
proper to remark, thai it is the
wish of the Trustees to avoid re
sponsibilitydesirous that the
patronage of the Schools should
depend solely on the merits of the
Teachers.
Cofficld Rinq, I
MERCHANT TAILOR,
13EGS leave to inform his nu
merous customers and the
public generally, that he has just
returned from New York, where
he purchased a
Splfiidid Assortment of
FALL AND WINTER
In his line of business, viz,
Superfine blue and black Cloths,
Superfine brown and green do.
Superfine claret and mixed do.
Superfine black, ribbed, and drab
Cassimeres striped and mixed do.
Petersham and goats hair Camlet,
Plain black and figured Velvets,
Woolen Velvets and fi$!d Toilinetts,
Plain black, and fig'd Valencia,
Black Silk and satin Vestings,
Plain black and fancy Stocks,
Hosoms and Collars,
Men's black buck and hoskin Gloves,
Elastic andnett Suspenders, &c.
All of these Goods will be sold
low for cash, or on a short credit
to punctual customers. Gentle
men's clothing made and trimmed
in the most fashionable style. All
orders from a distance will be
thankfully received &. punctually
attended to. Call al C. King's,
three doors above the Planter's
Hotel, immediately opposite the
Brick store.
Tarhoro', Oct. 14, 1S35.
Nqtiee.
of steady habits and a-
BOY
I)
)out fourteen years old, is
wanting to the tailoring business.
CO F FIELD KING.
Oct. 14, 1S35.
.Votic.e.
0 YES! 0 yes! you are request
ed to call,
And examine the ' Groceries I've
purchased this fall;
My assortment, I assure you, is
entirely complete
My store likewise is nearly re
plete With all those good things which
will hunger destroy,
And make an epicure leap for joy.
Then lear nothing,' friends, and
he ol good cheer,
Scotch heningsand crackers are
"call!d severe;"
I have apples, oranges, butter and
cheese,
Such things I am sure will your
hunger a ppase.
My drinkables too you may be
sure.
Are unadulterated "real Simon
Pure;"
Then call on me all ye that are
. athirst.
For here you can allay it with
none of the worst.
I have several .baskets of the best
chain paigne,
Who can from drinking such li
quor refrain;
Besides I've brandy, rum, whis
key and gin.
And bottles and jogs to put the
''truck in.
Tobacco 1 have too, I think half a
ton,
Mamilactur'd in Richmond, call'd
Brown's No. 1 ;
Best Spanish cigars, Lorillard's
. 6cotch snuff
And packs of those papers with
which you play hlwll
My candies rely on il are of the
best kind,
That I ould in the metropolis
find ;
For instance, my peppermint,
rock, and lemon,
Are sweet enough to maifca&nnt
"of a demon;
' Also jujube pale, this I am told,
ary store.
JOSEPH B. BRA DDT.
Tarboro Oct. 14. 1H35 42
Lost,
N Thursday night, the Sth
inst. a small purple colored
Wallet Pocket Book,
Containing a due hill against Mr.
Ebenezer Price, of Martin coun-iy,-for$7
50, and several other
papers not now recollected. A
reward of One 'Dollar will be giv
en to any person who will return
said wallet and contents to the
Subscriber. All persons are for
bid trading for said due bill.
" IVM. THOMPSON.
Oct. 14, 1S35. 42-3
JYcw Millinary.
.Miss Mitchell,
BEGS leave to
inform her Cus
tomers and the
public generally,
that she has just
returned from
New York with
An extensive Assortment
Of almost every article in her line
of business.
She deems it unnecessarj" to
enumerate the various articles
comprising her stock, but flatters
herself that or, examination it will
be found extensive and complete,
having spared no pains in its se
lection. Miss M. returns her thanks to
the public generally for the libe
ral patronage hitherto bestowed,
and hopes by unremitted atten
tion to continue to give satisfac
tion to all those who may favor
her with a call. She would lur
iher add, that haying purchased
her Goods under advantageous
circumstances, she is enabled lo
dispose of them at unusually low
prices, and it is her determina
tion to UNDERSELL ail those
who may come incomp lilion.
. Halifax, Oct. 12, 135..
1,000 gallons N. E.
HUM,
FOR SALE, at 40 cents per sin-
gle gallon, and 38 cents per gal-
Ion by the barrel, by
D. KNIGHT 8f CO.
Oct. 22d, 1S35.
UTS
VALUABLE
Plantation and 'I own Lots
FOR SALE.
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. Bell,
Benj. Bans 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 vvill
make application to Benj. M.
Jackson, Esqr.
JOS1AH COLLINS, Senr.
20th April, 1S35 1"
Land for Sale.
9JL THK Suhecriber is anxious
ffth to sell his Trnct of Laud, ati-
!MWfi ioinine the oh on which he
l!JLUftC now lives. It contains 530
acres, some of which is low
erounds. the balance piney wools. This
Tract has a gooil dwelling house on it,
nearly new, with 4 rooms below and 2 up
Ktir. ami niKpr out huuses.
Persons desirous of buying Land low,
are'. requested to call and eiamine tor
themselves, as the Subscriber may at all
times be found at home, and is determined
to sell if he can get any thing oftr half the
67. HARBISON.
Oct. 2Sth, 183-t:
NEW
Coach & Gig Manufactory,
THE Subscriber re
speclfullv informs his
friends and the public
in genera!, that he has
commenced business
for himself on his lot
in Tarborough, near
the Bridee, where he will be prepared to
carrv on the above business in al' its vari
ou branches. He served a repular ap
preniiceship under Mr. Thos. Cobhs,
Kaleigh, v ho carried on the buine8 ery
extensively, and kept in his employ regu
lar northern workmen. Il several years
acquaintance wth the business in one of
the most extensive establishments in the
State could ensure his success, he feels con
fident he should meet it; but he is perfectly
and this attention he is determined to ren-
der. He hopes, therefore, that all persons
who may favor him with their patronage,
Will "I'll uiroiiiijuru vfi uifea-
pointed. H is work shall be faithfully exe
cuted and of the best materials. Me ex
prcts to have in a short time a general as
sortment of materials from New York,
which will enable him to do his work not
inferior :o any done in this section of coun
try, lltpairing done with ueatness and
despatch.
Nathaniel M. Terrell.
Tarborough, Jan. 1st, 1B36. 1
S SUPER ROYAL P.if.ting Press, on
tSut the old mode of construction, can be
procured on reasonable terms.
Apply at this Office.
January, 183-.
CORjY I'VJVS
And Coiton Gins.
'THHE subscribers have on hand
A four Corn FANS and five Cot
ton GINS, which they are dispo
sed to sell on liberal terms.
n. M. JACKSON 4- CO.
Tarboro July 2, 1835. 27
Commission llnsintss
AND
General flgcncy.
'pHE Subscriber takes this me-
thod of informing his friends
and the public, that he still con
tinues the Commission Business,
and will attend to the receiving,
forwarding, selling and pin chas
ing Produce or merchandize ol
anv kind.
He also continues to Iransact
the business of General JJgent
and Collector, and will la ft hi (illy
attend to every thing in that line
which may be confided lo him.
HENRY WILKES.
Halifax, N. C.
Sept. 14,1S35 S 5 J
JYotice.:JYew Firm.
K. 'JAMES J. GAKKHiT
having withdrawn himself
from the Copartnership lu-ieto-
toie existing under the firm of
Knight, Garrett Co. the fame-
is therefore dissolved by mutual
consent. I hetjusiness will heieal-
ter be conducted under the firm of
D. Knight & Co. ,
At the old Stand. We take the
liberty to remark to our friends
and ihe'public generally, that we
are thankful for their past favors,
hoping that their future ones if
not increased will not be dimin
ished, as we shall endeavor to
irive general satisfaction to all
who may favor us with their cus
tom. We are now receiving our
Fall J II ''inter Supply of
Which we are determined lo sell
as low as the lowest, being anx
ious to sell out our present Slock
in order to make room for a more
general assortment in future. We
assure the pubjic that we consider
ourselves permanently located in
Tarboro' for life, unless sunk by
an earthquake or bjown up by
bankruptcy, and we are happy to
ay that we have as little appre
hensions of the latter as of the
former of these horrible catastro-.
phies, provided we are so fortu
nate as to continue to share the
'loaves and fishes" of public pat
ronage with our neighbors, which
we shall endeavor to merit with
all our miht.
D. KNIGHT 4- CO.
Oct. 15th, 1S35.
Jnst Published,
And for sale at this Office, .
T2ZZ2
Trying to gnaw out of the
CATHOLIC TRAP.
By Joshua Lawrence.
Price 10 cents single, or $1 per
dozen
Sept. 135.
Reward.
RAN A WAY from the
Subscriber, on the night
of the 20ih September
last, mv negro man nam
ed DANIEL, 20 or 21
years of age, 6 feet high, black
complexion, has a pleasing coun
tenance, inclined to be knock
kneed, his feet somewhat turned
out, particularly his left foot, his
clothing not recollected. He
was formerly the properly oi
Asahel Farmer, his mother,
brothers and sisters belonging to
said Farmer his father is in the
same neighborhood working a
bout as a blacksmith, nearly a a
free man. It is belie vk! he is
lurking about in the neighborly a
ol said Farmer, also in Nah
, ''he ahoVfi reW3,d Will
paid to anv person that will
apprehend said negro, and deliver
him to me or secure btm any
jail so that I gel him as;ain. I
forewarn any person liom har
boring said negro, or carryitg
him off, ui'der the strict penalty
of the law.
WILLIAM BARNES.
24th Ao 1835. 35
Constables' Blanks for sale
AT THIS OFFICE;
' ' iu , vjci. 'l, I0L . ()ct. 2 1st, 1835.