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Psc:Uaneous c t w MY NATIVE LAND. My native Hod! my native I ind! A land wiili every pin. replete. AH perfect IV mi its M iker's hand. An empire's glorious seat ! And, far removed from thrones and slaves. There freedom's banner proudly waves. The frigid and the torrid clime. The temperate and the genial beam. The vale, the mountain M; sublime The arid plain, the living stream There linked in nni m's golded chain, Attest her varied, vast domain. Her mountains look o'er realms se rene; O'er fertile fields and cities free: And mightier rivers roll between. And bear her wealth from sea to ca: While o'er old Ocean's farthest deep, Her bannered navies proudly sweep. On Ply mouth's rock the pilgrim lands His comrad.-s few but faint with toil, W hile v;n ring tubes in countless bands, Rea u lawless o'er the uncultercd A fen brief years have rolled awav. And those red warriors where ate they.' And where are those, the heroic few, That landed on that rocky shore? Their voice still rings their spirit too Still bre.ithes and will, forever more! For in their sons still burn those tires That freedom kindled in their sires. Tis something though it be not know we spring from noble race. To feel no kindling bludi of shime, For those we love, suffue our face, Then let us to our sons transmit A land and name, unsullied yet. For rne, whatever be my f.te, Wherever cast, my country still, Shall o'er eacli thought predominate; And in my bor-m, peeiless dwell. Yes, e'en to life's last ebbing sand Shall live re ered my Native Land. Mrs.d. C. Howard, ii 5 no' opening her Fall supply of floods, comprising a mote extensive and luishionnble Assortment of AS Thar. she hts ever before fxhihited in this )il;.c". It i i n el'C'J :. ! ; . n il t t the j art'ths hers elf, and had mi exct lb-nt ; jiO't.nii of beco-mns aej laii ted u r h t lie laths' Nori.er:i f thi.i s in I:,- Mulinrry and Mantua making line, In- feel bet"lf coinii')eot to giV'- entire at:f fli -a l ber jnii i- io.i custonie. and Pie pwhli'- in Jen eral. !n her assrtmejit u ill bi? f und Pattern Ve'vet. s;tir. : silk Hr.nnets, dr,. I urbnn-, Cps C-i)e.s. ike. Plnin, watered, fignrea, and plaid S'ik-i and avtn. f-r dresses, Jink Velvets, (j-n'zc Vi i'.-;, &c. Hlat k Mode, Cim cs, and Florences Tuscan, S vi,;, i;ijsey," nnd Fancy straw S-'imc ts, .,ll (juV.sties, Whit" and hi ttk ostrich Feathers, FtvU'ier'd and fancy Flowers, S'ijjer:or hair lJniTs antl Curls, Bloiifi t:iid worsted E'lgings, Lures, Iiiserti:ig. ftntiiitrsc footings, A snjerb assortment f Ribbons, ifvC Mrs. II. invites n g..ori, insprrtion of her Ciroods, a site? i e ,i fiilf-nl they f ami. t f.iil meet genet al approbation, both a regard-, q. .h'y and pi ice. Tarboro', (jet 22. I 35. 0 YC 0 yes! you are requested to rail, And exr min' the Groceries I've purchased ti i, fMl; Iy assortment. I aisure you, is entirely complete, My Store likewise Une.nlv replete Willi til those go d things wi.ich Mill hnn- gtr desiroy, And rmik" an epicure leap fr joy. Then IV ar nothing, friend, and be of good cber, Scotch he. riniri and crackers are "call'd severe,'' 1 have apples, oranges, huttrr and cheese, Such things I am sure will your hunger aptase. My diiiik;.bh s loo you may !m; sure, Ate u"itlu!f. .-rated "real Simon Pme," Then call on me all ye that are athirst. For here ) vni can allay it with none of the worst. 1 have sever! baskets of the best chain paine. Who chc. Iroi.i !i inkin such liquor refriiu? lii &i!e; 'v.. 1 1 1-: 1 1 , J y whiskey and gin Ami bottle in.djt.igs to put the 'truck" in'. Tobacco I hv co. think lr If a ton, ManufacturM in ilnho.ond, call'd brown's N. 1; Best Spanish ci5ar, Lorillard's Scotch snuiF And packs of those papers with which you play bhilf. M; Ch;i !ies n-i v on it at e of the best kind, 'ii.a; I could in t'ie nicfntpolis find For inia.tce, my p pp-nuint, idek and lemon, Arc sw-et enough to make a saint of a de I'toij; Al jttp.i.e ;ias'e this lam told, Is xcUcnt i .-m.-dy in case ol a cold. Ali d. se htft-s, au"' pcai m.tny m re, M , be b ... ,,y Conftclwmry blorc. JOSEPH JSm MUDDY. Tarboro', Oct. 14, 1,835, 4 Bacon axel hard. 'JMIE Subscriber is now receiving and of leis foi sale, ton i bundled barrels prime Cut Herrings. Also, in ut.-re, a quantity of prime U CUA ami LARD. .. r. COTTEN. Tarboro'. Hih May, 18:15. Coach Cj? Gig . Manufactory . tg4 l IIK titscrit .r r v spetifullv informs h (XSlffrm S. t'iends and ihe public W"" "ff.hi general, that he has IS&ili!,','r.,limf on bis lot 111 i ;rhrrrito li .. ... the Bridge, where he will I,,. prepared to aoove business id af its vari ous bri.ncS.-s. lie strved t-pn,,!... ,.. preiifioeship under Mr. Thos. Cobbs, of nateign, no carried on tlie business erv utensively, and kepi in Lis employ recti lar northern woikmen. If Severn! rarc acquaintance with the business in one of tne. most exicns.ve establishments in the Male coulu ensure his sin cess, he feels con fident hr should meet it: but he i nriWrli aware that attention is equally necesar, auu mi, audition lit- i determined to ren der He hop.--, therefore, that all persons hi may favor him with their intronaire. ill i.evtr heroine. dUsatisfied or disap pointed. Hts work shall be faithiult y ei cuied and ot (lie Lest materials. He ex pects to have in a short time a general as sortment ol ninteiials from ISew York, which will enable him to do Ins work not interior to any done in litis section oi coun try. Krpuuiug done with nratntss and dispatch Nathaniel M Terrell. '! arbMjciijr,,, J.,n. l,t, lb35. 1 $25 Reward. 'O IjKK'I' my camp in jbkd Nasli couuly, my ne- - liu uoy I ... DECATUR, Ab in Is ... 'J years old, about sis feet big , sti.is;hl and slender, and yellow co i piei ' d. anil one of hit lore (ingeis is sulf, cau-'-tt Irom a gut thro"gh liie joint. '1 ii is bo 1 purchased of I.ewi. i iUou, I'itt t'luniv. .iiid where ne will prubtbly tuakc bi. w ty baik w here tie was brought liom. Ali persons ar- foitnrued from li-i r boring said boy, and all rnaslets of vtf Is, untlr-r the seven si p i.aliy of t'.ie law, as I in'ent: to have him. His mother lnes with aid Wilson, and bn latliur wiih his l.ioiin r, as I am iniorti) -.1. Any ci'son will a - pr. hetui said boy an. I cuuniiil him to jail, o that I gM him a4iu, shall receive the ariove rt w. i d - ami lei mc knov at Wai renion, .North IJ-tr. luta. JOHN G. V.JCEr. ?ejti. Is;, !hvj. 3'J PUOSPKC! US op tii:: Congressional Globe. i") 1 1 1 j Pieces, ot t; t- ei V rimiu wt; liave L ma le t. tnruisti a s iccim t history oi , e p!AiCeet!ir gs n; Coi'gicsj. Ic in day to l ii , wiiii -k li l.e- i il e I ) lutes, induce tli- tie.d'-ii::ntd to t ri teie iu their plan t i , xteud aim pt rl'Ctit. Tb.-v baveiesol- v: t tli.it t'n- Liiiigie;giondl G!-ibe tiiall not only eni't"')) tbe parliamentary annals of th.- couitiiy, but shall also furnish an Ap p.'ii.iix, wnitli will contain the fini-heil spe.-c'i s of the promint-ni speaker., mi the most important subje cts, u ritlen out by he mvmbers tbcinselv.s, fiuin the notes ami printed sketches of 'he Kcportcrs. l he CongrekS'onal Globe, w itii an Index, will !e f.ublis.ied wet kly upon double i ival paper, in octavo ionn as hereltilore, at iue foliar lor the sessixn. It mny b snb-cri- oea lor fep ira'e'y. I he Appen.iix of huished pceches will, also, bo published tor one dollar. It is probable that the next seion of Congrei. will emit. nue urat !y v'n months ,f , t!- v.mk will coniain hrtweei, four and five Inn ilied pagts. and will lie the t' eapest pnbi icai ion pt rh ipsjn wurld. The next se-sion ot Congress w it! proba bly b the most eventlul one which has occurred fcr mny year, amt will cei tai.tlv be rep.tte with iniert st. a i s course w ill have piTHt itidiience in fixing lh, i-stioV ol lite lit ptitiiic f i jeais to come. Imnte- tli.ttdy ptf e.lii.g, as it ii.it', the in xl lre- sidenlial h-rti .n, ami contaiti lh.- lend it:g iiimiis tl all the conh-n ling parties in he coiitttry, lep and ahitl tg interest will a'tmid the debates, i he whole diama will be laithlnll t-khiiiitcd in tile Congressional Cilobe an 1 Appendix. We have already provided for our re port"!!. g cop-, cminet.t skiii and ability in one brancit ol" Congress, and we expect to obtain an aib quale reinforcement of capa tilt persons in tne niner, by ttie time it meet, to fulfil our own wishes and the expectations of the Members. Io pains or cost on eur part will be spared lo accompli-h it As the work will be conti nued regularly, and be made permanent, authentic, and th reloie hihlv n-efnl, all who tal.c an interest in the political afi iirs of the country will do well to begin their subscription it It tie next s 8ion. ti:rms. Congressional (itobe 1 copy during the session, - i 00 do. do. 1 1 cojues during tin s' ssi. n, - .10 oo Jliirnuir. Satnr jit it e. I he ( lour,! -sitih-tl ( i l.li' will It vfllt to those pit. f ; tl,tit t t.tiv this Prosjx c ina, il f -ii r tt nt'en lt ill be tlintt'd to ir ti h fti'tik with pro. Our y.Kthft'r' List i :-. I tip Ihsit we woid f"- f.'fsrv- ?, tiMdnblv. U?ilesi IIi'k b- 'l-.t.c. l'aytitfnt it, y ff kih1p by fnnil, lostage l"iit, n.,r i iak. I be indi f of any yy ( i -,4y Uyf l!-M'k will be re ceived. J A ultrnlhti vH he fwhl fit nut order, un'in the mr m f,miant it, or unless some rc-f. sifiLr iriMni known to tis to be ho, tlitiM ny n c tti pay it beiore the schsioh rxpnen. nut in is- hives, Washington City, Oct. 14, lbjj. r 1 1 t 100 Dollars Reward. H CAPED froctbe Sub st riber, while encamped a. Ibe bou.se of Col. A Watt, in Rockingham county, (iN. C) am " itigiiioi me iuin .vjay , lb.H, a negro man named lie is about 31 years old, about 5 feet 11 inches high; no marks recollected; had on a homespun jeans long coat, and common thread nnd co'ton panta'oons. John was purchased from Archibald Forbes, in Pitt county, uer (Ji eeiiville, and it is probable he will endeavor to gel back lo the same neighborhood. The above reward of One Hundred Dol lars will be paid lo any one who will ap prehend and lodge the said Negro in any j dl, so that the Subscriber can get him again. Letters addie-sed to the under signed, at iNtw More P.O. Buckingham county, (Va.) will receive immediate attention. JOHN I. MORRIS. June 2-4. 1(S35. 26 Co.MPHIillKNSIVF Commentary on the I'ible. 'I'll I' Subscriber having been requested to net as Agent for this highly inter esting work, informs the public that the first volume can he seen at his office, where subscriptions will be received. The first volume is a specimen of the exe cution of the work, editorial and mechan ical. It is lo contain all that is valuable in the writings of those great lights in the Christian Church, Henry, Scott, Dod dridge, Gill, Adam Clark, Patrick, Pool, Lowth, Border, and others; the whole de .signed to a digest and combination of the advantages of ihe best Bible commeutarivs. On the whole, it is believed all wi.l admit Ihat the work is what it has been pronounc ed to be a credit to the country; ami the publishers and editor pledge themselves and their characters ("and thrv can do no more; that every effort shall be put forth to make it, both in the literary and me chanical parts, laslii.gly useful, and wor thy a liber.il support lint lo sustain them in so expensive an enteinrize. the low- price fixed for the work reooirs that It should have an extensive sale, and no pub lisher would fell warrantee! in iirnriii;.,.r the work without a large Mibsn ipdon lisT; and. nowevtT tin, opnl.tr uch a course mav be in reganl !o ordinary w.nU. no hesiia li m i. h it hi esortin? to it in tins r.to- co manifestly nccessaiy nnd proper. They ape,ti in fonti. lent e to Ibe religious publir, anil to all, who wish to see it circulate for their names and patronage. I I i re is a l ntist edition, diflp rintr in on respect from the general edition except on ine "r.iinaurc ol nnptim, m leierence to which Ihe Rev. Joei)h A. Warm- i itiinr of the Baptist rdfion, makes Ihe billowing reinarRs, viz: A. 1 Hint was promised in ihe Baptist edition, as Mich, was Ihat whatever u; lottnii in ine work as published for Pa-d -ltaiitit rein-rallv . which lhi not ..- respond with the views of Baplists, should btj teiiMived. and the matures! views of their own orst writers substituted. It is confidently believed thai no point con- uecteu wnn wnat is peculiar to the Bap tist drnomination. has been 'eft unpinrded: and when il is considered, that on no points but those do Baptists differ from Henry, Scott. Ooddridire. Uc. there ran be scarcely a doubt but Ihat the denomi nation in general win teei tnttt iiiey have now a Commentary, in Ihe reading of which thev are sure to find what will fart thert inir of lo p, juiil satisfy the ap'tetite for truth, atal this without that ttimimiti.ui oflheir eitjoyineiit with which thev wete acciiMoineu to meet io reading the authors, arising out oflheir difTcrtut views of a chi istian ordinance. Terms. Ihe woik will he comprised in five volume, averaging not less than 800 pages per volum.-. royal 8 vo hand somely printed on fine papr, w? botiinl in sheep, and lettered with double titb s. at 3 d'dhirs per volume. There will be several engravings, frontispieces, igo tle titles, ami several neatly engraved maps, with other illustrative wood cuts, fcc Copis bound in extra silt spring backs, g4,."0; plain calf, $XJo. GEO. IIOIV.IRD. .March I3'b, lh3V To the .Ifllicttd. &5Er'!hb invaluable (Jintment v- for the cure of white swe'lin-, scrofula and other tumouu, AjrA re legs and ulcers, and fresh wounds, sprains, bruises, swell ings and inflammations, Li . fcc. B- ckwitii'- anti-tlyspeptic pills. Itoviand'j genuine tniic mixture, a per fect cine for ague and fever. The above valuable medicines may be had wholesale or retail on application to J. IV. Cotten, Agent for I ai borough. 1S35. llemunnts, Urmwnils! JS GREAT VARIETY of Remnants ol JT every descripl ion of Goods, will be Sold at half their value. J. fVEDDELL. 20i h Feb. 183.V 1,000 gallons N. E. FOR SALE, at 40 cents per single gallon, and .'IB cents per gallon by the barrel, by I). KNIGHT $ CO'. Oct. 22d, 1H35. HISTORY OF TIIFi ICeh nkee Jlssociation. TIINT rilltLISIIED.and for sale at the oflif of ihe Tarboro' Frcs?, "A con (le History of the Kehukee baptist Asso ciation, from its original rise to the pre . t,i time by Elder Joseph Biggs under the siiperv'niion of a committee (consisting ol Elders Joshua Lawrence, U illiamlly mnti, and Luke Ward, aud btethren Tho mm lllngf, Joseph I). Bigis, and Cushion II Hnpl,) appointed by the Association." tVlett SI euch. or $10 per dozen. October.' 1B3L' Constables' Blanks for sale AT THIS OFFICE. Jiiidrew vlndcrson, DRiPKU AM) TAILOK, If NF0RM3 his friends and the public ge nerally, that h" has j ist relumed from Ihe North, with a handsome supply of WSl?J2ISt G003S, Consisting of the follow ing'.Arlicles, viz: Superfine black, and blue CLOTHS, 2d quality do; do. 3d do. do. do. 4th do. do do. Superfine Mussel brown do. Dahlia do. Koy.il brown do. London do. Superfine itifle Green do. Princess do. myrtle do. Superfine dark and light drab do. Mulberry, claret, and slate niix.M do. Petersham & Camlet for ever coats. Likewise, i handsome variety of CASSIMERES: Black and blue Cassimere, Puff and white do. royal ribbed do. Hoyal broad do. royal corded do. British and Yankee Railway do. Melbourne do. Electoral check do, Diagnal do. Buckskin do. He has also a choice selection of Sallinelts, ' comprising: Superfine drab Sattinett do. black, ; mixed and buckskin do. ; Mixed of inferior quality do. Beautiful Vrstings, of every color, and nearly all of the best quality: Plain black and blue Velvets, Check, plaid, and flowered do. Woolen do. plain and figured do. White Marsailes, figured Cashmere and Valencia, &c. ALSO, in addition to the above, a hand some supply of Stocks Collars, ruffle and plain Bo soms, Cravats, pocket Handker chiefs. Gloves, Suspenders, Hose, Elastic and leather Straps, with a general assortment of the BEST TRIMMINGS THAT COULD BE PROCURED Thankful for past fnvors he hopes for a conii- nance of public patronaje. O WANTED, a young lad that can come w e! recommended, as an Apprentice. Tarboro', Nov. 6, 1835. HKCKWITirS Jlnl i - (I ',? pept ic Pills. 'pill m-vt valuable medicine for the cine f Dyiprpsia, and the prevention ol bili ous feveis, colic. Sir. &ic is kept constantly on h ind aud for sate by IV. COTTEN. Tarboro'. 24 Sept. 18 l.. Buggy for Sale. excellent Newaik made BTGGY for SHle' !lpply al this Ojjice. November 9, IS35. VERY BEST Cotton Tarn and Twine FOR SALE. JllIlE Subscribers feel grateful for the s liheral patron :e iviiich they received the past year, anil hope by assidiMv and punctuality in ImsinC's to merit a continu ance of pat f tvors. Ihey now have and expect to kerp con stantly tin nana, tne Very best Cotton Farm, I rom Nos. 2 lo IS inclusive. Also various sizes of Ihe best Cotton Seine Twine. Its durability anil strength has been faith tested, and the Subscribers lo I no In sit.i lion in ptonouncing it inferi r to none, il not sup nor to an y m market Both tiif auove articles inev cipecr to ilt l rer to pu. chasers on as liheral terms as anicles of the same quality can be p ocuied eUe Miiere. the usual charge fjr conveyance w ut ne matti. Terms of Sale for all quantities of Yarn over mi" thousand pounds, six months ere oil will he abowed lor any quantity under one thousand pounds, four inonlhs, Ihe purchaser giving note (without interest) at ihe time the Yarn h delivered, payable at tneanove slti tl times. The orom ietoi s of iiihriia illi a ...,ii ? to apply to the Sub-criber tor Twine for the luture, as a very liberal credit will be mven. Messrs. Hassel k Williams will act as Agents for the Snbscribm at WiUhmston -Mr. Renj. Hell, at Greenville and Messrs. Simmons &i Eure, at Halifax where lam ami lwme can be bouht on the same terms as at the Factory. BATTLE BROTHERS. Falls Tar Rivcr,Jn 10, 1S35. PKOi'OSALS, For publishing by subscription. The Debates IN THE Convention of A Carolina, Which assembled at Raleigh, June. A, 1KM5, to amend the Constitution. aS consequence of the numerous ai.pij. cations on the suhi. cf. th Rk . have tletermined, if sufficient encourage ment be given, top.,h.sh in a neat volume with ad convenient disitrh ' The Debates in the Convention w.'i.:..i. i.. .. . ' n-Li-jiiiv met in ting city. For the Pliritose of asre linim u-l. .!.. . . . - - - "-ei o sumcieut ;"- ottuscii..ers can be obtained to justify the undertaking, these Proposals are issued. r the volume, which will probably make from 300 to 400 pages, will be printed with P h"ndsV ype, on good p(iper ,lld W,, be. furnished to Subscribers, bound JOS. GALES SON. Raleigh, Aug. 1st, 1835. uj iuwns iq ih.9 above book received at this Ofjice. 'IMlii finbscriVrj who for s-vcrul year past h.is bet a cke'- The Gin Making business. In Kiaston, has established himself IN GKBENVILLE, Where he carries ol. the above business in ..it It!,che.-. All those who J vish t supply themselves with Gins of the best qualitv, re itspectiuity goiicueo io nrply to llie Subscriber peisonally or by lctir. All order for Gin will be prompt ly executed. From ibe Subsei iu-Vs long e'xp.uit'nce in bis business, and from ihe approbation which bis work has hitherto m.-t with, he In sitaies not to promise ei lire satisfaction ! ll who may see fit lo extent! to him their patronage. Gins out of ordct will be expediiioii.-ly repaired. The Subscriber takes the libei ty of call ing the atteuiit.il ol those who wili to pf" curf new Gins, or to have old .Guis repair ed, lo ihe expediency of applying to him in tittie. When all wait as is usuauy me t:?.-, uuiil the work is wanted, it causes such prt:ssure oi business, indi itiao v ah- of necessity lo submit lo a longer delay than they wish. ASiXiSSKT T3SD2J, In connexion with this establishment, car rie$ ou the Lock G tinsmith b usiness He also makes Saw Mill tsoxes, and miU IHKS, ano iiuaztons, oi a t "inpoMiijn in vented by Daniel Feck, ol Italeigh orw Mi'l Spindles, with Steel Collars, (turned.) These articles equal to any manufactured in the United Slates. All letters and orders must be directed to Ihe Subscriber at Greenville HENRY CHAMBERLAIN July 12, 1634 Cotton Gins 'JMIE Subscriber has established himself in the houses formerly occupied by the late Joseph Lackey, d-c'd, near rlie liver, and a short distance below Mr. Benjamin M. Jackson's store, where he cariies on The making and repairing Cotton Gins. Al1 those who wish to supply themselves with Gins of the best quality, ar respect fully solicited to apt-ly to the Subset iber personally, or by letter. AH orders f ir Gins will lie promptly executed Gins out of order will be expeditiously repaiied. Marksmithing, of very description, ex eenfed in the best style. GQ" Two second hand Cotton Gins for sale low for cash. SAMUEL B. PROCTER. Tarboro', 30 h S-pt. 1S34. Cqfficld ICing, - MERCHANT TAILOR, 1EG leave to inor in his numerous SjJ customers and lh public eeneially, Ihat he has just returned from New York, where he f.urchaed a Splmdid Assortment of FALL AND WINTER In his line of business, viz, Superfine blue and black Cloths, Superfine brewn and green do. Superfine claret and mixed do. Supeifine black, ribbed, and drab Cassimeres striped and mixed do. Petersham and oats hair Camlet, Plain black and figured Velvets, Woolen Velvets, and fig'd Toilinetts, Plain black and fiV'd Valencia, Hlack Silk and satin Vestings, Plain black and fancy Stocks, llosoms and Collars, Men's black buck and hoskin Gloves, Elastic andnett Suspenders, &c. All these Goods will be sold low for cash, or on a short credit to punctual custt-m rs. Gentlemen's clothing mad? aud trimmed to the most fashionable sty e. Al orders , -r ' . , f . , r , j inimiral to Masonrv, ftiiitiriiiiHe, tfiffi- from a distance will be Inankfullv received. . . .... u:. ' . . . ... .ti . . , . ., . tribitionof the Hible, or the ?..! wim and punctualiy attended to. Call a C r , , . . . ... ........i;., w: i .i n t ,i Gopel but we do condemn Hie in King 4, three doors above the P an er s Mo-1 r ' . , , tel, tuimediately oPPite the Brick .tore, I f Ple? 'Ta - " Tarboro'. OcV 14, 1P33. g.on ,n st.ciel.es, and lh, v. 1 of religious mallets, in evciv snap-tni A'olicc. BOY of steady habits and about 14 years l,!e Miionary, Tract, and Sunuv -c old, is wanting to the tailoring business. ! U '- Societies, are the same in r.ii ( nfi VFT1y I . tvtT j uiiscriptufal savor moie nl "i Vjill ?ltUL.lJ AACr. j, ban of "Sood will totvards men,'" e Oct. 14, 1835. i opftosed to them. 25 lieward. RAN AWAY from the; siihviihoi' rn tl.n .U .iiujiiiu uii lite O I w' I of 20lh Septt-inber lasl, my ne;ro man nsmeil DANIEL. ?0 or 21 years of age. 6 feet hiffh. black complexion, hts a pleasing countenance, inclined tu be knock kneed, his fen some what turne.l out, parlic:Iarly his left foot, his flolhirtrr tint eoltr.f o.l Tin ....... c . !- ' v " inr- v'"i"'wj c tit ui r, nis mother, brolhcrs and si-tf-rs belonsing to sai-l farmer bis father is in the same neighbtrhood working about as n black smith ll3rlu as I frna ,-na.. Ill, 1 .' " -,-- J octieTeti he i lurking about in the neighborhood of sai.i farmer, alo in rvash county. The above reward will be paid to any person that w ill apprehend said negro, nd deliver him to me or secure Lira in any jail so that I get him again. I forewarn any person from harboring said negro, or carrying him off, under ihe strict penalty of the" law. WILLIAM BARNES. 24ih Aug. 1S35. 35 Published and for Sale at this OJice. PATUJOTIC DISCOURSE th North Carolina Whig's Apology for tne KchuUee Association and. A Bsckpr rr , , , r ragmenis, ny me itev. Joshua Lawreneo. Also, A Review of Clark's defence and ins. t fication to the Kehukee Association, writ ten by a lay member of the Association and, Occurrences in the Life of ElJer Jn. sedi Uiggs, wrote by himselC Tarborough, Aug. 9. 0 Henry Jot,n, AS JU!,i .ecu,,: (,,, v V...I.- I.;. t?.i, .. "ni .Ni. In hi Hue ,.j- iJ COXMSTINt; ' ' Supeifine ('ltd lis nM, v.v- all the most f.t-Uir?,;,!,"0'" v Drab and olive lVtcibh,,,,,';"' Cat, 'vvtr (Joat's hair CanMets, for rV , Canton Flaniul, A vtty splendid assortment , v iiiliN consi.stinjfp, yt'- " ' "ot rtltd j.1 u very superior article, In fact of every his sC. :t. as-oniiinn ; arlii-ie in I. is ,.,B ... '0ni! which will be st. tl ;im hu. , tretlit to punctual ci.stumeis. aj wishing to purc!i.tse Cloths li:,, ei invi'e i to tall ami exnimw l'ar' c. All orders irom a distance will I, r1'" ly received and puucui;i ..'.. ""kf 'J Tarbo.o', Oct. 22,1, lSoo. "1'- notice. A8,1 l,avf " " know,, ,,. pic, and Hiey have noi .,.. . e.d with my woik, I il eiei.,re vi gome ii-uihiks u;:nu my persons having any Jitsia Al! Brick work or lhh;n. In do or any hi-ul of brick wci a er, particularly sticn it- brick "I't-t, ces, tacias, strait aithcs. clu uip anu a leys in tylmg Hu.l I rs, nil itirts, pualeiS. nts W.lllht fill! I or., liieni.olu.. ;.. t. IC. U...I . a I l.avegttt a forui or arcl.it, d Y'r i t England.) superior to am tht eln'h"1 been Wight here. A.,d wiiai,, ' learned here, and with tli,.jMi, '(, my book, can execute any j ,, , a neater style than has tvtr about here. As I a... i,.v M.,4h'. carrying on the busi-iess, I vr,! JIMe . thankful for the people to n,,,,!, . if my woik does not pi,.,. , ,e tunned, stronger anj mctr iljj,,, illiv(!'a has e ver been tloue by any i-ii,k m this section, 1 will not cliaige am iW.;,r my woik, and will do it on s inZ fer n- as co-.hl t,e epert?tl j av hrw job3 I would wish !o nn.ke the tritki, w" know that I can make a fniotiiher brick than ev.-r has been made any h -idi-r. I will warrant my uik "f in btiisr.n smoking, or any thin eUe ih,u j,,,, J be ome the work, Hint to be si p-imr t tny thnt has ever been .lo .e u-re. All orders from any ili.ta..ft. lie sent to Taibor.mh Past C)tiice. or arv person living not a disinnc may romn'r send word to Silas Everiirs. m-ar Lmle Coneto Crttk meeting l;uue, E-Jj;tciaii count v. IVM. .. P. BJWUX. Ausrust 17th. IS3. 34 Bacon for Sale. QUANTITY of prime Bacon ran l had on reasonable terms bv ajiplvtng t . B. BRJDY. Aug. 12, 183-3. PROPOSALS, F or publishing in the town tf 'arbowg., X. 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