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THE PRESS.
The Tress the Press the glorious
Press,
It makes the nation fre e!
Before it tyrants prostrate fall,
And proud oppressors flu !
In what a state of wretchedness
Without it should we he;
And caa we thru too highly prize
The source of M.etty!
The Press the Press the glorious
Press,
It di-sipates our gloom!
And sheds a ray of happiness
O'er victims of the tomb.
See. d irkness from her e.ion throne
II is fled to realms of night.
And r the world is now d.S'uscd
A flood of heavenly light.
The Press the Press the glorious
Press,
What thanks are due to those
Who all attempts to quench its beams
1 numpliantly oppose;
To them belongs the v.teath of fame!
The garland of renown!
The honor of adtathless name!
A never fading crown!
THE ABORIGINES.
Where are they the forest ranqcrs,
Children of this western land.'
Who to ureet the pale-faced Grang
ers, Stretch'd an unsuspecting hand?
Where art they, whom passion
goaded
Madly to the unequal fiht,
Tossing wild their leathery arrow
Gainst the r.irded warrior's might?
Were not these their own bright
water.-?
Were not thesr their native skies?
Rear'd they not their red-brow'd
daughters
Where cur princely mansions rise!
From the vale their homes have
vanished;
Fioai the streams their light c.moc;
Chiei'tawis and their tribes have per
ished Like the thicket s where they grew.
Though their blood no linger gu-hing
Wakens war's disca;d nt ere,
Stains it not the maj.lt s's flushing
When sad autumn's su-p is nigh?
None are living to deplore th. v.
None are L-ft their nar.K-s io tell,
Only Nature betiding o'er their.,
Seems to sigh farewell---farewell!
lrs.d. C.IIoicard,
o.v o. t iling her Fall supply wt (iood,
comjn ulug a more ei'.vnsive and
Tashiun hie Assorlmi nl of
Thar, she has ever before exhibited m tins
place. Having selected and p -iclused the
arl'il.-& ht-rself, and had tu exc.llei.t op
portunity of becoming accpiau.t' o v i . tie
latest Northern fushtnis in l!i MHt'mri
and M-in'.un making tiftv, skf fcU herself
competent to 4 1 vi cuthe sVisMrtion to lirr
numerous costume's ami the public in en
eral. In her assn. intent will bef.ur.d
Pattern Velvet, sit in 6c silk. Hornets,
do. Turban, Cap, C ipes, ike.
Plain, watered, flouted, and plaid
Silks :t::d Latins, for dresxes,
Silk Velvets, G .uze Veils, &c.
lilac 'k .vlode, dupes, and Florences
Tuscan, Swi,s, Ciipsey, and Fancy
straw Hc.nncts, ail qualities,
A superb as-.crtr.jcnt of Kibbons, ccc.
Mrs. H. invites h purid inspection of
her (on(.s, khe it confident they ca'inot
fail to meei K"ueral approbation, both as
ret;ar J- ihty hud price.
Tarboro', Oct. 22, lb33.
Bacon tuid tLaru.
rV: Suhsciber is now receiving and of
fers i'oi sale, tour bundled barrels pri.ne
Cut Herrings.
Also, in sine, a quanUy of prime B.
CUM anil LMHt.
J. !I GOTTEN.
Taiboro',
Coach & tiigMmiufiicinry
is. Til I' Subsci ib :r re-3-.
. ,.o...r.. ii ;..r
liieid iiod il.e pohl.c
III tnr..ru! .... I.- I ....
.-I - p.i'orn iiiii--pit liiwiitw
irlrk.i3ur inmseli on Ins lot
ii TftrboioiJiih. near
the Brhljre, uhere he will be prepared to
carry on the above holiness in al' its vari
mis br.mcr.ea. He suveil a repnlar ap
prenticeship under Mr. Thus. Cobhs, of
Kaleigh, whn ciirtietl on the bu-iness verv
extensively, anil kept in his employ repu-
hir northern workmen. El several jtar&
aru linianre w itii the business in one (
(he most extensive estaHishments in the
Slate could ?noic his success, he feels enn-
fivl-nt he siiooUl meet ii; but he is perfectly
aware thai attention is equally necessary,
and this attention he is determined to ren
der, lie hope, theirfore, that all persons
who may favor him with their patronage,
will never bre-une ((satisfied or disap
pointed. lli.N uoik shall be failhiully exe
cuted and of the b;-st materials. He ex
pects to have ia a short time a general as
sortment of inuiet ials trom ISew York,
which w ill enable him to do his work not
interior 'o anv done in tins 'eciion of conn
try. Hepaiiing done wnh luatuess and
despatcii.
Nitinnh l M. Terrell.
Tr.rbor'Migi.. Jan. lt, 1
100 Doliars Rovnvtl.IndrW Anderson,)
J o lice.
0 YES! O ye&! you are requested to call,
At d cs-imine the Groctries I've purchased
t.tis Fall;
lAy tssortmeni, I a&sute you, is entirely
Comple.i,
Sly Store likewise is nearly replete
With all tt.ose. g., id thm-s" wi.ich will hun
ger destroy.
And make an epicure leap fr joy.
Then tear mthmg, friends, and be of good
clieer,
Scolch herrinM and crackers arc "call'd
severe, "'
1 have apples oranges, luiiier and cheese
buch things I am sure will your hunger
appmse.
My drinkables too you may he sure,
Are unadulterated "real .i.mu. I'me,"
Then cali n me all ye tt.at are atiiirgt.
For here you cu allay it wilh none of the
' ivoist.
I have several baskets of the best chuiu
paigne, Wh can trom drinking mch liquor refrain?
IU siles I ve brandy, ruin, w hiskey and gin,
Aim. bttle- and jugs to p it the 'truck'' in.
Tobacco 1 have loo, I think li. i! a lou,
IMauufacturM in Richmond, cail'J Crown's
.No. 1;
Best Spanish cigars, Lorilhrd's Scotch
snuff,
And packa of those papers with which you
play blutf.
My CVndiei rely on ir are of the best kind,
That i could in die metropolis fiud;
For iniauce, my peppermint, rock and
lemon.
Are sweet enough to make a saint of a dc
in on;
Also jujube paste this I am told,
ii .in excellent remedy in case of a cold.
All of thef e things, and a preat nyiiiy rri"ie,
IMay be b.nht at my C.onfect'wnhry More-
JOSEPH Ii. MU1DDY.
Tarbero',Oct. 14, 1835, 42
25 He ward.
iKFT my camp in
Nash cuuuly, my tie
iiu boy
DECATUR,
A 1. 1 IS 'i l) veils o !, about si feel
big , straight and h udt i , Hint yeliov
co i pie i d mi. I no of his ni. fiiicis is
s.1 1 ft caisi t it m a in t thro pli the joint, j
l uubo , 1 porch rsed of Lew i '. iUm., I'at
eiiun'v. ami w t.ere ne will pndi.ibly make
his wuv b.ick where l e ;is biouhi iiom
Ah perOn ar- ioi ew.u i i d t om hui boring
said !', a:id al masleis ot mi.i l, ji.dt-r
the 'eve. si pcim'. ly f l.'j.- l,ov , jis I in. em:
tu av. lur.i. His in -i 1C i li es w ii!) sa d
Vilboii, ami ii i ii I ur-1 with hi. broOr.-r, ,ts
I a ii i ibirui 'd. Any eionli'i will .
pret.end ai1 bov auvl comi-iit Jiim to j.in,
so that I g I hnn q .in, hall rei iv ii,t
hIxivc rt H-.r1 and let ir.t knoA .u War
tentoii, Noiili 1 "-i ri I h i.
JO!L G. YvlXCEV.
-ept. I. IS J5 G'J
l'Kusi'K'.' s US
oy i hi:
( 'of i g i x'.m j in nal Globe.
jAjHE ucc s rf th- experiment we have
, utade I fun ish a kiircincl history of
e noctd;i.gs l (.'ongre?, from d.iv to
!,', win. -kfnii?if the l)t bales, induces
1 1 uidei si-1 tj to persevere in their plan
t i J!'nd an.! perfect it. Tiiv i-avr-iesol-ved
ti"H tin- i ongrekionnl Gl be snnll noi
only inl' ' tin- par!inneitai anmli of
t tit . o n 1 1 v , bu shall also fnriiisb an Ap
(n.!ir. w-ich will contain ihe tiui;ned
.peeci.es of tiie promim nf speMker, i. tiie
inosi importdi.t sol'jci t, w i it! t n out b tt.e
in: .otiers thcnistl -1 , from the notes and
printed kttclus if ihe Hrponers.
'1 he ConsresS'onal (ilwht , wiui an Index,
will l.e published reekly upon dou .le royal
paper, iu uctavo loim as hei-;otore. at one
dollar lor the sfssion. It may be subscri
bed for epara:cly. Ihe Apprmlix of
finished speeches will, els , be pub'.il.rd
tor one dollar
It is probable that the next scion of
Consreph will continue nearly seven mouths
if so, lie vi ni k will contain between fnir
and fie huiohed pages, and will be the
cheapest pub'iriitiou perhaps in the woild.
Tiie nexl se-io:i ol Congress wii! proba
bly be tin mmt cvenlliil one wl.ithba?
occurred fjr r.ir.a- and will cei tai.dv
be ii-ptete wilh interest, as its course ill
nave gienl iuilueuce in fixing tin- de.sli!V
ol tiie Hejiuhbc for yeaie to come. I in ii.r
diately preceding, as it doe, the n.-xt Pre
sidential I'lt-cti.'ii, and containing the lead
ing minds of all Hie contending parties in
the country, deep and ahid'ng inures', will
attend the debates. I he whole drama will
be laithtull; exhibited in the Congressional
tilobe ami Appendix.
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potting ci-rpj. rmiuer.t skill and ability in
one biancii of Congress, and we ejn :t to
obtain ao ad quale leinfoicemeni of capas
Ide persons in the o'ln-r, by ihe time it
n' ets, tu lulfii our own wishes and the
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nccompli.'h it As the woik ill be conti
nued legithnly, and be made psnnanent,
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ot the coi.ntry will do well to begin their
subscription with il.e m xt session.
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Washington City, Oct. 14, 1S53.
ESCAPED from the S ib
s( liber, white encamped ur
ihe house of Col. A Wait. in
Rockinghaia county , (.V (')
on Ihe nightoflhe 1 Ot ti May,
Ib34, a negro man named
&mm9
lie is about 31 years olJ, about " feet 11
inches high; no marks recollected; had on
n homespun jeans long coat, and common
thread and cotton punla'oou. Johu hs
purchased from Archibald Forbes, in Pitt
county, near (iieenville, and it is probable
he will endeavor to gel back to the same
neighborhood.
The above reward nf One Hundred Dol
lars will be paid to any one who will ap
prehend nad lodge Ihe said iScgro in any
j.iil, so that ihe Subscriber can get him
again. Letters addressed to the under
signed, at New Store P.O. Buckingham
county, (Va.) will receive immediate
attention.
JOHN I. MORRIS.
.tune 2 1, KS35. 20
CoMPKEIIEXSIVr
Commentary on ihe VAble.
DHAPIilt AM) TAIi.OU,
S 'NFOIIMS his friends and the public ge
A i.erally. tnat he has j.ist returned fi om
the 'North with handsome supply ot
aits
Consisting l following Articles, v''.:--Superfine
black and blue CLO THS,
2d quality do. do. 3d do. do. do.
Atb flo. do do.
Superfine Hussel brown do. Dahlia
i.Hoval brown do. London do.
Superfine Uifle Green do. Princess
do. myrtle do.
Superfine dark and light drab do.
Mulberry, claret, and slate mix'd do.
Petersham & Camlet for ever coats.
Likewise, a handsome variety of
CASSMERES:
Rlp.ck and blue Cassimt re,
Huff and whit.e do. royal ribbed do.
Hoval broad do. royal corded do.
Briti.slrand Yankee Railway do.
Melbourne do. Klectoral check do,
' Diagnal do. Huckskin do.
' He has also a choice selection of Sailintlts,
comprising:
ib. r.
hi f'i
d i
r rs
vei al vei-r-
1,1111- C.I tl I I .1
i in. -ruostimer uuving oeen requesieu i
esting work, informs the public thai the Superfine drab rsatttnett tlo. ulacK,
first volume can be seen at his cilice, mixed and buckskin do.
where subscriptions will be received. Mixed of inferior quality do.
The first volume is a specimen of ihe exe- Tjea,,tifnl Vesting!, of every color, and
cution of the woik, editorial and median. nearlv all id the best quality:
ical it is to contain all iha. is valuable j k aml i)lne Velvets.
in the wi Miugsof those great lights . the . , flowrri.d do.
( hristian (, lunch, Henry, coti, Dod- l,ri-,s I""
dride, (Jill, Ailam Ulaik; Pa.r.ck, Pool. oolen do.-plani and figured do.
Lowth, hinder, . ind oilier..: the whole tie- White Marsatles, figured Cashmere
signed to n tl.gest and combination of tiie and V.lkr.Cia, cC.
advantage of the lies! Bdde coounentaries. ALSO, in addition in the above, a band
On the winle, it is' believed ull ill admit' ome supply of
that tne woik is what it has been or.uo.inc-!St()(.j.s Collars, ruffle and plain Bo
ed to he n credit to the country; a .1 the , c. rr.,t, nnrUt H-.mlL-er
....i.i:.i...... ... i .i.,..,, . i i i i :
I........... . , oik I .".I'M' ).n V I III lllsll 1 s '
and their charact'-i ("and tlit-y can lo n i
morvj that every t lib rt shal! be pul fulh :
to make it, both in I he literary inul me-
chauical part., lastingly useful, and woi.J
ihy a libi rut supfiort. Hut lo iisiain tii'-m I
in sn e.yp.Misivf mi enteriirize, the'lnv'
juice fixed for the w-irk repiir-9 that it Thankful for pat fivor he hopes for a
should have an extensive sale, and no pub- c oitir nance of public patronage,
lishrr woubt f. I! irraim d in prosecuting 01V A.N I KI a young ld that can
il.e woik wiihouta l;oge subscription 'n;; C(n,. ree.Miunended. as an Apprentice
chiefs. Gloves, Suspenders, Hose,
Elastic and leather Straps, with a
general assortment of the
REST TRIMMINGS
THAT COULD BE PItOCUK ED.
i i i i
nnu, i.imi-in mi, "jiui'tl Mit n course ill V
be in regaid tourdinaiy iwnks. no b si h
li ii i f. lt in resorting to it iu IVs c is,-, so
manifestly necessary : rid proper. 1 ln?y
appeal iu confidence to the r lign-ii pulilic,
.iu'! to all, who wish to see it cnculaie for
thii names and patronage
l i.ere is a H -ptisi edition, ditferiug iu no
T.irboro', Nov G, 1835.
BK:;Kvvmrs
Jliili'd'ispeplic I' ills.
'pill"5 ui.t valuable medicine for the cut e
of Dusprpsiii. and the prevention ot bili-
r-.pecl from th- g . . lal ediio.n en-pt on " f,,v"l- -lic,&.c. ice is kept constantly
ll
- rdinaiice ,! b'aptism, ,11 reletenc- to y" ,, i,ld WUl1 :or
.It.
vshich II. Kcv. J..-ep). A. Uhuic
nf the Bap! ist edition, makes the l Howjng,
r. in.nks, viz: All that was promised in the
B;iptis edition, as such, was that whatever
via- found iu ihe woik as published for
Pad hapti.t? grncrallv , which did not cor
i. spond with tin- views of Baptists, shoul I
lemovid, and the uiaturest views of
ihci. own tcst wiiters substituted. It is
cinfii nf'v b-'licved that no point con
u elrd with wh..t h peculiar to the Cjp
list di nomination, has- Inen ' ft ungiiHrdei.';
and v.htu it is considered that on no
point but those if Ii ;i i ,t S dilTcr from
Henry, JScotf, Oodiilge, isc. theie can
.. IV. GOTTEN
Tarboro. 24 Sept. 15.
liuggy for Sale.
mtlh i i .Newark made UPtifiY for
aie, Apply at this OJfice.
November 9, IS.'i.j.
VEKY BEST
Cotton Yam and Tivine
FOR SALE.
be scarcely a doubt but Hint the denorni- trH11' Subscribers feel grateful for the
nation in "gfm rd will fe:l that they have hberal palrouae which they received
now a Commentary, in th reading of '" l,i,!' "".' a,,,.i ,0I'" b assiiiu.ly and
which they rtresuie to fn.d wha will far
lh.-y n'.vv h ive and expect to keep con-
i wine.
punctuality in buines to merit a conlinu
lliellune of love, ami va,js(v t,e ..ppetit l pal favois
for liuth. a d this v.iihout that dimb 1 !" -v "-w Irive i
of their enjoyment with which thevw.- e stantly on hand, the
accii-lon edlo iiutt in isa imgthc io.thors, V)? bt,mt CottOll Tfll'M
aiising out of their diffeitnt views of a
chtistian nrdioance. '. I 'om .sos. to IS inclusive. Also various
s zes ot the be't
Cotton St'ine
lis ilornbiiify and strength h.ss been faii-Jv
tested, and 'he tU'sei ibers feel no hesiit
mwu oi i .iuiiuii: .i iiiMMl r iu,,ie, it
not superior I a:.v iu ma.ket loth th
abov anicies t!;ev sj-eci to del ver to
pn chasers on as lil.eral terms as hi tides
ol the Nam quality can be pint ureil el,.
when. 1 tie usual charge for conveyance
viii op mini
Terms of Salefar nil qtntiti. s ol Yarn
..v. i ou- ihousand poumis. sis months ere
it will leaiiowed for nny quantity under
i.e inouy.oui puod. bur months, ihe
oorrhascr gtvr- g note (with "lit interest) nt
.. lime ihe Vain i, ddi.ried, payable at
u-UDovt siHitit lune..
Tiie proprietors of fi,he:ies will do well
Terms. Ihe work will be comprised
in fivn volume. aeriiriiisr not less ihn
j 8 pages per volum.-. tovalrivo hand
somely printed on line aper, and well
bound in sheep, and lettered with double
tiths, at 3 d ll .r per volume. There
wiil be several engravings, fi ontispieces,
rignelte lilies, and several neatly engrave.!
maps, with other illustrative wood cuts.
&ic copxs imunn in extra t;iit
backs, S V(,"i plain calf, v'3,73.
GEO HOWARD
March I3:h, 15r3.
To llutiijlicted.
' 5JW5f (iKAY'S invaluable Ointmen
e r
s i nig
for the
cure of white swellm.-
Crofllbi hlid fi'lifr ln.i.a,,.
s. re legs and ulcers, and fresh S'ViAy to ,hv Sub-ciilers tor Twine for
wonnds. sprains, bruises, swell. I " 4 ,u,ure. as a ry libernl credit will be
logs and inllamui itions, ice. c.
B'-ckwithV ai.ti-dyspeplic pills.
Rovvand's genuine tnic mixture, a per
feet cure for ague and fever.
The above valuable medicines may be
had wholesale or retail on application to
J. IV. Culten, Agent lor 1 ai boi ough.
13.".
Ileimtanis, Hemwtnts!
(iflKAT VAKIL.TY of nemnantsof
very description of Goods, will be
Sold at half their value.
J. IVEDDELL.
20t h Feb. IR3 .
1,000 gallons N. E.
RUM,
FOK SALE, at 40 cents per single gallon,
and 38 cents per gallon by the barrel, bv
D. KNIGHT $ CO'
Oct. 22d, 1835.
HISTORY OF TUB
Kelt ukee Association.
Him PUBLISHED, and for sale at the
J office ol the Tailmio' Press, A con
cise History of the Kehukc-e baptist Asso
ciation, from its original rise to the pre
sent time by Elder Joseph Biggs under
the supervision of a committee (consisting
ol l'.ldersJusi.ua Lawrence, William y-man-
and Luke U'ard, and biethrtn Tho
mas Biggs, Joseph O. Bigs, and Cushion
B Hassdl.) appointed by the Association."
Price SI ach.or $10pei dozen.
October, 1834.
... ix. .iiiiuiins win net as
agents lor ihe bnbscr.b. n at IVillMmston
Mr. Benj. Bell, at Greenville and
V essrs. Simmons L Eure, at Halifax
where Yarn and Twine can be bought on
the same terms as at the Factory
BATTLER RR OTHERS.
alls Par River. Jm 10. 1835.
Constables'' Blanks for sale
AT .THIS OFFICE.
PROPOSALS,
For pubitshing by subscription.
The Debates
in Tin:
Convention of N. Carolina,
Which assembled at Raleigh,
June 4, ls.i5, to amend t he
Constitution.
JjjN consequence of the numerous anplf.
cations on the subject, the Subscribers
have determined, if sufficient encourage
ment be given, to publish in a neat volume
with all convenient dispatch
The Debates in the Convention,
Which recently ,ct in this city. For the
purpose ofasce.taiuing whether a sulllcient
number of Subscribers can h . .
juslily the undeitakina. thes nr " .
are issued. " Huum
'ihe volume, which will nrob,i mDL
from 300 to 4(0 pa.es w n. . Hk"
. . 1 nCi' U" be printed with
n handsome type, on good p,pPer, ,M,d v
be furniglll-d IO Subsrr.lu.ri: l',....
bnar.le sit T.,. fl.., " ' " ""lml
u,.Jtlivlr,: """ " C"P'
JOS. G.U.ES SOX
Raleigh, Aug. lst, Ig.j-,.
Subscription lo un above
book received at this OJfice.
phi:
pa si It beon tug-
The Gin. Waking business.
In Kinslon, has established himself
IN filtKKNVILl.K.
Where he cm ties 0.1 he hbove business in
II its vaiiou. branch..-. All ihose who
wish t isupp'.v themsdves wiihG.iis of tin
beM quafitv." ate I e,pecllnlly so .cted to
epplv to the Subscriber personally or by
leii-r Ail unlets 101 win - fv....,
y executed. K.om the Subscriber's Ion;,
expedience in Wh t-isiness, and from the
approbation which hiswo.k I.h hitherto
met w .lh h hesitates not to promise ei t.le
sa.i.fac.ioi, to all w ho ...ay see fit lo extend
to him their n itio. a.c Cms out of.ordei
will be exiediti-usiy repai-ed.
'Ihe M.bciiucr takes the liheity of call
inc the atieniion ! those who wish m pr. -
cure new Gins, or to have on .ns it- ...
lit
car if .fiM.,.
MKuuiiAM TA1",;;
V 4 ',,J.
S : l.M IP....:.. ,
a1 Yuik hi.
l ull . . ' -
In hh Hue t f '
Sttpet fine C.'U'tiiN , -."7
all the m,stf,;1,;,K1"'"'- -rv.
Drali and dive l.lt .!:',j
coats, " "u'!l L;
Goat's Itair Cani!u..lSli
CaiHoii Fhuitifl,
A very spk-n h. ;i.s(.
V
ttn.v
'K-i pliij,
eivi tv V". . i.:.
..1 mo ai..i
1 very svpeiu.rai.ic;,
lu fact h;s
of
! Inn llt
every anii.te n, jM,
ed, lo ihe expediency of apply ing to him in j w idcli vvill be s ,
: 1........1I.. ifia.
time. lien all wan as usn.ii.jr i- ,
until the woik is w anted, it causes such a
pressure ol business, that many are oblige.:
of necessity to, submit to a longer delay
than ihev wish.
In connexion with this establishment, car
lies on the
LockcGnnsiuith business
He also makes Saw Mill Boxes, and Mill
Inks, and (Jiul 'tovs, of a c mpoiiion in
vei led by Daniel Peck, of Raleigh (Jrixt j pet sons having tiny
iliV Sj'iiidlts, with bleel Collars, (turneu.;
These articles equal to any manufactured
in Ihe United htates.
All letters anil orders must be directed
to the Subscriber at Greenville
11 edit .op.i1cu1.d,:, Mll,.u 7'
l.llMiKliii.l(;Ii..,,(1J,l(,ii
iuvi ed to lallaiuleXHuiiVl,?,'.'
Allo.dersi.ouiUn,,, "
ijr .r..c..o .-,,, J.m.d,,;,!!
larb .fi,', Oci. -
5 1 have,,.,! h.eK110M,M
le, and ll.ey llllt . 1
tff
uwi I'o , woo ihev
fcd wiih my vv-nk
some refuMks u, ti.t.
1 "ere:,,,,. u; '
Uriel: work or 1
To .to or ar,u I i ... I ft-.
. , - " 'ck wife ,
er, particularly ucli h- hii.k .. v e"
c-., facias, sirait aitlu.,
IIENR Y C HAM RER LAIN i '"( J -eys in ,ViiIlg j; c
July 12, 1S34. M8-,i;1I.rs' iruo,':
J ' W.llllll Oil liTf ill..,,.. . .. '
0 .... UI.clirk mn,,
a, I have got a loruj i.r Hici;lll "
in England.) superior to a:.v "iu,
been b:ou!il here. And
learned here, and with lii-,,,,.
my book, can execute any j , .-'
a neater sty le than has v, r , t,
about here. As I am now
cariying on the b .sio.-Ai,
thankful tur li e jM'ople t.M lil;v'11"f. 1
if my woik does not prow "'
formed, stioimer and ncer ,i
has ever been don; by hy Mirki, j,
this section. will n0" i Singe;, ,
my work, and will do it oa iisr.J'l
terns as cou'd be expet t.jd U.u,,Vu
Cotton Gins
rpiin Suhsciber has established hiirtsi If
in the houses formerly occupied by th
laie Joseph Lackey, dee'd, war tiie tiver.
ai d a short distance below Mr. Benj unln
M. Jackson's store, where he cariies on
The making and repairing
Cotton Gins
Al! th vse who wish to supply themselves
with Gin of the beM quiliiy, are rerecf
fullv solicited to apply to ihe Subset i'er
perso n 'My, or by letter. All rr 'ers lor
l.iuc will In' nrnmiil u P veiitf.1 . I .his m-.l ions I uiiii.i un , ... ... .. -
' 1 j - - ... ui.iKtr iKUriCM.'s j
of order w ill be expditiou-ly repai'ed. j know thai I can iiMke a 'ni .cii.tr V '
Rlrirkwiithin, of every description, ei- ; Hian evrr has been luacieHuv .iif n-t-
ecuted in the best style. ! 1 will v. u: rant nn j,,,,,, k '
ILr i wo secniHi han't cotton inns tor
sale low fr rash.
SAMUEL D. PROCTER.
Tarboro', 30 h Sept. 1S34.
smjKti.g, o- Miy ti:iu ehc .t, .. ;
Le ouie ihe work, in,! t0 b-' ii;,
aiiy liiat has ever h-en (ioue
All orners Irinn any tiijiaiif t
tie sent to laib ir.nih Io5r 0Qt.M ',,
person living not a distaiic miy t
sen I worn to Silas Kveri't's. ie.ir L,.
Cuiei'i Cieek tiieeiui l.oihc, L c
county.
ivm. .. p. nnom
Aujust 17ih. 1.-3". o!
Bacon for
QUNTITY of prime T,wa caa i
had on i tasoiu.ble terms lv -.b-
. n. niubi
An?. 12, 1835.
Coffield I&ing,
Mr.llCHANT TAILOR,
KG" leave ti inform his numerous
customers and th public geneially,
clmt he has just returned from New York,
I where he puic!.aced a
Splendid Assortment of
FALL AND WINTER
Iii his line of business, viz,
Superfine blue and black Cloths,
Superfine brown and green do.
Superfine cluret and mixed do.
Superfine black, ribbed, and drab
Cass'mieres, striped and mixed do.
IVtti sliuin and p;(at Iiair Camlet,
ti..;. 1.1.,-l- ";....,.i i
Woolen Velvets and figM 1 odmetts, ,0 defend t.,e olds, i I Cwh
Plain hlacK and tie; d Valencia,
Black Silk and satin Vesting,
Plain black and fancy Stocks,
Bosoms -end Collars,
Men's black buck and hnskin Gloves,
Elastic andnett Suspenders, &c.
All these CJood will b.; sold low for cash,
or o i a short credit to punctual customers,
(lent'-men's clolhiu made and trimmed
i the most f.shio.. ,dde style. All orders
from a distance will be thanklully leceivd
a i nt
King
t or publishing in the linen nf hrls;
X. C. a stmi-mouih!j ;nj.tr, t
The t'rimitive ikpihl
LDI1KI) BY MM K BF...NEiI
Printed ud Pulli Jul l-y O.a sUn
from ihe many asperji tis tai uwn
bv deluded persons pro-essinj
faith, because they cariM n n- I'l'1
ly engage in f l-e varicus mm ,ev-n
schemes of the dv. usie...-i ly t." '
j promote Oristiatiity, hut into'1""
ins to destroy the ieat ar..! :,n: 1
piii.ciples upon which it is t-!eJ. to ''
. iug a tiain of godliness. c ! i1
it distinctly imd.T:.oiJ. 'dmt t f 1
I inimical lo Alaonry. Teinnc"n' '
nunei .allv nn,,.l...i t.. r'-.n ... ino nion oi ine Piyie, u.c...
Ng.t.iree doors above the Planter's Ho- (,f 7 . , -
1. nomed.atelv o, po,ite the Brick .-lore f Ir.0,?rh. aml M
Tarboro'. Oct. 14 13 ' cieti, and ihu '
; oi religious '.jiautis, iu f"; -
nf j foi n whatsoever. , , . . :
Ollt t. j Believing ihit Theologtrsl "
BOY of steady habits and about 14 vears bK'- Mi-sionaiy , Trad, a."l :"
Union Siociciiis, are ne ' r
unscriptufiil savor " '
! than of "good wili lo arils
i opposed to them.
! Some f the children of G
wi'h, and interspersed sinon;'. t"""-';
. nr. A . '!i..r .iliM1
I V I t' U r . Caiesoi i issiooaiy .. v.
KAN V A I Horn Ihe j denied the happiness id cuiv-r-
ubicriber, on ihe nio-hi ; dioseof the same judgmei.t. OH'
of 20U, September 1..,' .r:
my negro man named selves. This is designeii. i;
n 4 xir r I ,itir rp!ief- We ai n 1,01 "Tr
20 .r 21 years of age. 6 feet high, blck ! lmor (n m,r tr far iM"
Complexion has a pleasing countenance, : ing comforl, than to five a
inclined to be knock kneed, his feet some-ieow to the feelins. WeC-w"".
what turned out, particularly his left fo..t i f.. r.,.l, ...! of mi
u: . .i-.i - . .. . - mic i,auc w
phi, ik wanting to the tailoring business.
COFFIELD KING.
Oct: 14 1B35.
$25- Reward.
id'-
stirro
loining not recollected. Wns rr.
meriy Ihe property of Asahel Farmer, bis
mother, brothers and sisters lieloiwino-t.s
said Farmer his father is in the same
neighborhood working about as a black
smith, nearly as a free mau. Ii is b..r....i
he is linking about iu the neighborhood of
said Farmer, also in IVash county. The
above reward will be paid to any person
that will apprehend saiJ negro, nd deliver
him to me or secure him in any jail so that
I ?et him Hgnin. forewarn any person
from harboring said negro, or carrying him
off, under Ihe strict penally of the law.
WILLIAM BARNES
24th Aug. 1635. 35
is our cause, uecpiy i
belief that Ihe bl-s-mg "'
is ol the Head of the Ui'cn,"4 '
selves upon Him, J '"" " " -;;
abroad, praying 'he U
some jov to those who an".
and a little rest to those """
TKRM. t)! r..
The Primitive Bul ','.
t . ,.fi'i 0 I '"
Itshed in super-rm- ' ; ,
16 pages, ou the '
i. ....... next at ' ''f .,
Clllg .11 jam."'.' ; . (i;
per year, payable i t
first number. Six cp' " ; '" &
looielWO.Tueorni-',';'J
I'ivc Dollars. , .,.,'.-
Communication
and directed to H' : :
A-J-P.litors in th' ,HI ' .
rth Carolina Whir's A..,.ln.. c .. u.. .r.ii,.r tin?
t;leKehukeeAS5ociatio,t-.Hd i p', ,tM, A lciyx " '
Fragnts. bythe Key Jo,hJaLaw ln s hoU "
Also. A lleview of Claris defence and ins- Kfl t''is " , f,
ficntion to the Kehnkee Association, writ- thll VapCTS Will .
ten by a lay number of the Associatio, !- to (JeO. Hwnnt, i"'
and, Occurrences in the Tift. ..c p. i , 1J -trt x ,i:.
seh Bi.gs, wrote by helf Jtr Jj the middle of Dim&r J
Tai borough, Aug. 9. ' Oclober o, 1
Mllished and for Sale at this nmce.
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