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list of lcllersx . ''"tj ft.-: 1-"' f April, iS3, tcu"n "!'r nuf iore ic Is of Jul ,,7 i " Ae General Bus: ).'? if ii fellers. .ienltin 1 nns j Jjnes Frederick Jenkins !M ison Knight J'Miatlbui KhimI Cotfield Kni'it John KnUht James Knight Willis , rJJf SS"-V ,,na!1 1) m-wy i .otliw I'oroiny Pr! Ih 'lMl R Kulmfli Vliim-H tt M"" j, Jan.i hail Rl! jlirjfiiri-i A UrfiMffd Vijrhrh i;.yalfr I'lionMi CinlJill F-iij.; c Deity Thos ( irs'") K'' i hprrv TllfO Lawrence Josh Rev 2 Lawrence Silas Vanning Elizabeth Morgan H-iiry A louring tj M 1'in J'llm K Pe.-le Hilloiy Peele Ilubt 2 Porter Ely fa Son rentier Cullen rmilev lth'H Mc Powell J J W Or n F.iirei-ti:ibe Rouutrce N II tw William F Roberts Felix Piniit Eenj Su P 3 Hilt Edgecombe 3 Sastiftt Redding Spellings Brittuin Savage Nancy taton Jas A Stiitou Wiufield Srsilh '-Trios Sampson Stephen Steele John A Sharp Ccnj Thigpen W illiam Troppoletl Ja P Terrell Nathaniel Tihbala Willi W'ilkins Alary Mrs Will ins Amos Waiker Suniina Worsley Irvine Mrs liciilon Lc:i'I 1ih B.-iij F Punii PoHy Mrs pickcn Wi!!i.un pancy William Finns IVte r freeman Josi.il' 2 FarmT Augustm For.) Hemy Farmer haan (;rtl,v:i Jo!in2 Crfgory Mary Mrs Harder ?I )Iipi Jlcpkins Elisabeth f'dirison KicliM 2 Ilyaian William WKinsHa""! Johnston Reubpn r.Jiiisioii Will 2 J. II. LLOYD, P. M. PKTIT GULP!! Cotton Seed. BUSHELS pennine IVtit Gulph Cotton seeil, daily expected lor tale by A At. Martin Donnan, Pettrsbiirs;, fa. ISth March. 125 Pocket Hook Lost. Fi 03T, on Tuesday evening, the 1st taJ iustant, a sheepskin Pocket Hook, With my name on the inside of the strap, containing twenty dollars in money, mid ibe following' notes, (viz:) One against I saac W. fa John R. Home, for one lhou mud dollars, due in August or September !a-i, with a credit of five hundred dollar, Hated the 23d February la't- One against James Fender, for fifty. six dollars, due lt January, 1831, with a credit of twelve or thirteen dollars. One against Thomas Gatlin for sixty dollars, due 1st January, 1S33. One against John Bridges for iwemy-five d dlars.due 1st January, 1835. The above notes are all made payable to the Subscriber. One note against Nathl. L Saj ington and Matthew Kevef, for ten collars 9 cents, due in 1829, payable to Tjnrpl'l Vanirti-an (nuatli . : U . 1 lupnnti nun iCTCim other papers not recollected. A liberal reward will be given to any person, who will return said Pocket Book aud contents to me. J.iCOD THOMAS. March 2J, 1G3C. 10 1C0 Whom it may concern. pME Subscriber requests all those" in 11 d-bted co him to call and settle their January 13. '1836. One Cent Reward. RAN AW AY from the Sub criber on Fi May night the 1 1th invt. an indented white boy i.aaied Joh n Bedford Allllllt t R i jr nf n ro R foot A f T indies hiah. The nbove reward and 'chres will be given for the appreiien "on nd delivery of- raid boy to me. All frsons are forbid tredi'itig him on my ic- is i win nol pay any or hn delits James Ellinor. Mcli 15, 183G, 11 LEANDER, WyllX STAND the ensuing season at Robert Belcher's Store, two miles wst of Sparta at Gray Williams's, and 'Jl uorue. He will be let to mares at Three Dollars the leap, and Seven Dollars to in "Tea mare to be in foal with 25 cents lo the Groom in every instance 1 insert the 'me so that there will be no mistake in fin 'hug him, if people will take notice of the ja of the motrth. He will remain at home until the 25th of Marchthe 25th and 26:h he will be at Be Icher's the 27th and 29th at Williams then home to re main until the 10th of April the 10th, Hili, 23th and 26th of each month at Bel cher's the 12ih, 13th, 27th and 28th at Williams's, until I hp lei nf Jnlv u.hlrh ill end the season. Any person can first Put by the leap, and then go on by she in surance, mares Hiding to take the second ''me during the season. " The leap money 'Ube the the 1st of July, whether in foal rnot. "lhe insurance money will be due "'e 1st of January, or as soon as the prop er,.v is transferred before the fact isascer 'aiiied. Any person putting by the insu 'ance nnd fail to attend his stand, forfeits Jhe insurance money. All care will be ta- to prevent accidents, but not liable for Sn.v that mav happen. , LEANDER is now 8 years old, in good der. lie is not inferior to any Jack in 'he county as a fo.l getter this is well Mown as far as he is known to be a fact, hich should be sufficient to bring custom rom a distance at the prices- John n Titt. March 13.li, 183G. Muchlc Joliny WILL STAND this ! spring and season at G. BiiIIih V season. and TlVRKVv nii i.i4..rV "",0" evcjry instance. Th .durance money to be paid as soon as th mare i MceruinH to be in Toal A trans 'er of pronertv forfait, .i.- : lrns fair and liberal deduction will be made if anv rpi.n...;i.i. ... c "ae, it nub or :': rrTw!" iDke p ..... i ne season is now commenced, and will iermiM,e by ls, . u.r anxiety we have to see thi people of this country improve their Moc in !?.1- to stau! From the anxiety we have to se ,h- k d k- I """ a8 neretotore dor the above named extremely low n, roia the circumstance of his standi ne, at Prices. his standing so P ;" f pedigree,) ,i8 fair oppor Uni"y co.dJ no, be afforded. Almost every jbdi vidual who h.ls a 8lud hre. I. give him if possible I eVu.abr; character, and i, extremely p, Iwm a character which he does not really mem. But candor and that such has never been th r.-. .ui. 7.V.- lhoi ou5h bred horse. For it U ri-s-i ' a fact, which, cannot in truth meet with contradiction, that he has h.riAf i-k etl under all the disadvantage which could i..7 ut-mi a i,o,se of his kind. In the first instance he wa, raised as a mere calf, without scarcely receiving any attention which was probablv ihr beinff any lare-er Rm . i . , " nine i ne consideration, fand u inst and too,) having been taken, that he c . of most excolleut peiligr.e, he commenced ."Pioving ana lias risen to his present moil romantic and grand appearance. But his having labored uuder the riHU.m.M ot Lran treatment during the first years of his hfe, cannot alter his pedigree, nor in deed should not injure his chtiracirr . stock horse; for his rolts are generally ye fy large. Io the second instance, it 'may and has heretofore probablv been a -! objection with .some, that he has never ueen successful on the Turf But first let us examine into the cause of this, which can be done by only making a few re marks, lie was while an training .ir.. geously obstinate and conteauenil knowing suct, io be the fact, he was right ly considered to be an unsafe horse lo risk money upon, aud in consequence of this certainly unfortunate quality in him, be was laaeu on Hie track at a verv rl. . gh it is a fact which is certainly in controvertible, that when he did by him f-ell tun kindly he in every instance run in excellent linn., But tven admitting that he has not been a successful race horse, we think that any man Irom the above ex planation, as wi ll as aft r examining his pedigree which is given below, will ac knowledge that if such has been an objec lion heretofore, that it should not be oth erwise than dissipated now. He never would ruu kindly, only at his own will and pleasure. But suffice it to say on this point, that had it not been for the unfortunately obstinate disposition which be possessed, that he could not, judging from trial and every other circumstance connected with it, that he must have been a race horse of considerable reputation. ML'CKLE JOHN has never had but two colls to yet go on the Turf, and both have been successful. Mazey, a Tery small little mare, lias run a great many successful races two and three mile beats; but it is true she has been beat en also, but whenever such was the case it was done with the utmost difficulty, and was running at the same lime wiih tip lop race horses. Examine the Turf Register, that was issued a few years past, and any person ran be saii'Avd with the correctness of the above statement. It would be too tedious in an advertisement of this kind to enumerate all the different races which have been tun by this little mare, as any man can satisfy himself by enquiry or ex amination as above directed. The other one of his colts was a gray mare bj the name of Janet, that only- run one race, which was at Greenwood, Halifax county. on the two mile day, and won with consi derable ease. There are some people too who probably not putting themselves to the trouble of examining the many, good crosses w hich he has, both of imported and American stock, urge as an objection that he stands too low to be thorough bred. But certainly such is an unjust objection, for we cannot arrive to a fair and correct conclusion, but by making an examination into his pedigree. It is certainly unneces sary to say more as to this horse by way of remark, as he certainly cannot be for bid a roputalion not heretofore acknowl edged, if he should live, in progress of time. He has some few fine colts which will shortly make their graceful appearance upon the track, and prove to the world that he can be not only the sire of work horses, but can also be the sire of race horses that possess both the essential of speed and eame. WTe therefore think that if the peo ple wish to improve their stock of horses, that thev cannot do it -at a more correct and propitious time, than by accepting of the present favoraole opporiuuuy oi iniro ducing their mares to Muckle John. Muckle John, ' Was P-ot bv old Harrod, he by old Sir Archie. Harrod' dam by old Diomede, his randam by old Bellair, his g. grandam by the imported Sir Harry. MUCKLE JOHN'S dam by old Collector, his grandam bv the old imported Citizen, bis g. gran dam by the imported Union, his g. g. gran dam by the imported Buckskin. It is un necessary to trace blra further,, as the above is sufficient to give him a pedigree not surpassed by any horse in the country. His pedigree has nereioiuro octrn n.ui rectly though inadvertently represented in his former advertisement. Joshua K.'BulIuck. TVm. G. BulluckS March 15, 1836. 11 Piano Forte for Sale. llivr. .rerv handsome PIANO for a ..i.n.nAni wishing to purchase, uhilU v u Rncky Mount and at d il i r ii County. He will stand at tr U. price, to wic: SIX low. the noar man ;n j- . '" ine opportuni y of ra.s.ng blded stock, a. well as the man f capjj.lj wherea. if he stood b jb a many others, (by no mean. I.i. .. "' would do well to call ana j. nr. GOTTEN. Mav 21ft, 1835. Northern & Southern Mail lioule. THE Petersburg Kail Road Company inform . the PuMi- aaESaL2sE? ,hal ,their Road, ex i.lir it A ,, . icnuing irom I'eters R ',t0 B'Hke,y' North Carolina, on con,,-?T ' dlSta"Ce of 60 mil. nd MAir nnitTP v me wtKAT DAILY MAIL ROUTE North or, -a .u z. amply provided wi,, superior Locomotives itccommodate all the travel that may offer. The Cars leave each end . uic "ona aaiijr. Gn ,he 4rriva, Qf the re spectrve Mads. Travellers with their own equipages, can have their horses and car, nages transported on this Roadfwith per feet safety and convenience; and thus, perforin , 5 or 6 hours white resting their horses, a journey which would other wue require two days to accomplish 1 HE BLAKKi.v Hrvrr.r i?A at th i..,.!!.... , r - . , , c uiiiiMtioii Q the Rail Road, has been re built of brick on an enlarged Beiilo- mnr! .... : :n i. . ' ji',1118 will UC sparetl to render its accommodations such as will ive a;itifnr;r., , -r , travellers generally. Beside, ,he daily line of Mail Coaches Horn Blakely for the South, via Raleib. .. 1 ' 6tc ,,,ere A L1TNE VIA I ARBOROUGII thr ;m. Q , vn, lull- nected with the Mail Line at Fayetteville, nnLALV,e rrora ,h ""ad at ?ovHAf:D.10 CLA"KSVILLE, MIL TOiN AND DANVII.r.i. ' Another Jri-weeklv T in. r.... n.,. passes through WARRFNTnv nvL-nh Trf.,Id.;o1Lnec,, wilh a Lie SALIS- n the course of tlw nni c branch will be opened frotn the Peters burg Rail Road at Belfield, to Wilki.is' rerry at GASTON. ON TH v. RriAM OK E. from whence a Rail Rr.rt A he river by a Bridge, is now about to be .untiiucieu io rvaieign. The Rail Road from" Baltimore to Wash ington is now in operation. ihn Pw mac landiny, the Line is continued by steamboats: then? via vuvrttrntrvn BURG TO RICHMOND, a considerable portion of the Rail Road ia fin;ci.- i the remainder is in a ranid cimra in ...m. pletian. The Line continues from Rich mond to Petersburg-, bv a T and thence by the Petersburg Rail R atl to Blakely, as before mentioned, is ihe main and only DAILY MAIL ROUTF. BETWEEN BOSTON AND NEW OR LEANS. Office of the Petersburg Kail Koad Company, V February 2S, 1S36. March 1, 1836. U Steamboat From Petersburg to City Point. ipilE. Public are respectfuliy informed that the New Steamboat KAGLK. Capt. Chase, has commenced running from this place to Ciiv Point, to inter the boats from and to Norfolk, and will leave in time to ensure a passage to or from that place. No fears need be apprehended, by delay, as Ihe boat draws but two feet wa ter, which will ensure a run at all limes ftide. Passage SI. for which annlv ou board, or to P.-RYAN, Agent, At the wharf. Feb 23, 1836. 9 3 Buggy for Sale. N excellent Newark made BUGGY for sale, Apply at this Office. November 9, 1835. JYoticc. I'HE Subscriber having qualified at V eb ruarv Term. 1836. as administrator on the estate of Thomas Lyon, dee'd, tiorifies persons indebted to said estate 10 nake iinmediate payment, as no indulgence will be given nnd all those having claims against the estate, will present them with in the time prescribed by law, pi ipei ly au thenticated, or this notice will be plead iu bar of their recovery. Bennet T. Lyon, Atlm'r. March 8, 1836. 10 Cash Wanted. J RESPECTFULLY request all those A indeht lb me. to be in pnod as to - - o make an immediate settlement, to enable me to visit Ihe North, and to lay In my Spring and Summer's supply of Millinery. Frances Campbell. 5th March, 1836. Coact, House, Landscape and Ornamental THE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Edgecombe county that he has located himself Tu Tarborough, Where he is prepared t execute all orders in his line of business. Tho.e wishine: Gies. sideboards, sitting chair, fire screens and the like painted, will bring them to the coach shop of Mr. Terrell. H will 1av town and tro into the -nnntrv. when house painting is required All orders in his line of business will be .thankfully received and faithfully executed on reasonable terms. Lewis de Arquer. Tarboro' 26th Feb 1836. 8 jflrn ilHj' i IMPOllTANT To the Public. Having on hand a very large and extensive STOCK OF Winter Goods, I now offer them At a reduction of 10 per cent. On last months prices those desirous of ooiaiuing uoocls at a trifling advance on New York Cost, will most assuredly find it to their interest to call and learn mv nri- ces before purchasing. In my Assortment xcill be found: Newest style dark and light Calicoes, from 10 cents to 30, Circassians, every color. 20 to 50 cent.. Black and colored Silks, in great variety, t venis io $i xo, A great bargain in tmn' - n A nnmon'i Cloaks, from S3 to $8. Superfine Broadcloths, from $2 to $7, Sattinetts, from 40 cents to 1 25, White and red Flannels. 25 cents tit ? t Rose Blankets, $2 to $6 per pair, Point Blankets, 60 cents to $1, iegro i-jein, all wool, six quarters wide, oniyou cents, do. do. thiee quarters wide. 35 cents. Cloth and blanket Overcoats, $6i to 58, sanies lawn untie rsieeves, Ladies and gentlemen's si.'k Handker chiefs, 25 cents tol 50, I u"uer, cap anu uett lU00ont s.t 1 cheap, Men's and boys HATS and Caps of every description. The largest and cheapest Assortment of Hoots and Shoes. Ever exhibited in Tarboro", to noil:) Men's Boots. $1 75 to 3, Men's lined and bound high quartered Shoes, 87 i to $1 12$; High and lov quartered boys Shoes, 25 to 75tenl. Gii l' leather shoes, 50 cents, Women's Ipathcr shofs, 40 lo 90 cents, Women s leather and morocco Boots, 75 cenif to 5' Women m.-mcco and prunella shoes, 50 ce is to S 2o, Exit 1 fi.ie kid &. prunella Slippers, $1 25, 'ep' t-s coarse high and low quartered ts, 40 cents to 1, . norucco and seal skin Pumps, 75 j $1 2-5. : eather, 15 to 17 cents. Ifilfi every other Article in ihe oh Hut and Shoe line. ALSO, a large and well selected slock of GROCERIES, Hardware, Cutlery, China, Glass $ Earthenware, AW of which are row offered at the Cheap Cash Store For Cash or Barter, Or oi t'.-ie iual credit, at most Extraordi nary twU1 Prices, JAS. fVEDDELL. Tarb..ro Jan. 14, 1836. NO MISTAKE. II. King & Co. f INFORM the public that they are per " manently located in this place, and that they will continue their business At the aid Stand, here the economist would do well not only to call bul to buy. All those who prefer giving the smallest price, for the. best nr'icles, may rely on it. that our establish ment presents the most ample field for the indulgence of iheir Inclinations. Tarboro', Jan. 13, 1836. SELLING OFF, JIT COST, For Cash only. D. KNIGHT ft CO. January 7th, 1636. Young Jack y WILL STAND the present, season the mobt of his time at home. The rea son will commence the 1st of Match and remain at home until the 10th of March on the 11th, he will beat J. C. Knight's store on the 12th, he will be at Wm. J. Armstrong's store, near Upper Town Creek meeting house then home, and there stay eight days, and then round as before, which will make it every tenth day; so on till the 1st of July, at which time the sea son will end. He will be let to mares at his former low prices, Three Dollars the leap, Five Dollars the season, and Nine Dollars to insure a mare to be in foal with 25 cents to the Groom in every instance. The season and leap money will be due from the end of the season with interest; the insurance from the , 1st of January. Mares put If not mentioned otherwise at the time they are first put, will be charged by the season, and when charged no alter ation will be made. Any person putting a mare and neglects to attend the stand, will be held bound for the insurance money Great care will be taken to prevent acci dents, but no liability for any. A transfer of property forfeits the insurance money. Young Jack's colts are a sufficient recom mendation.. D. G. BAKER. 22d Feb. 1836. 8 fi. B. All persons that put mares in the season of 1834, will do well to call and settle their accounts shortly. D G.B. Printing Press. for Sale. J SUPERROYAL Printing Press, on the old mode -of construction, can be procured on reasonable terms. Apply at this Office. January,-1834. i Jew Goods! Neiv Goods!! October, 1835 FALL AND WISTER nil y goods. :y S. Pender & Son, JOlAVING just returned from the North, respectfully inform l-ieir friend, and ine public generally, that they are jceiving and opening at the Store hi now re- e at tiie Storehouse one uoor below S Peuder's Hotel in Tarbo- rough; their FaU Coqds Direct from New York'. The pressure of business at this moment will not allow us to say more, thereforewe leave it to Ihe inspection of those who will favor im with a call, as we do not charge for looking, and as we feel no hesitation in pronouncing that we will give satisfaction it selling Goods low will do it which we are determined to sell as low as the lowest, if not a little lower, being anxious to sell out our-niesent Stock to make room, for a Sprang supply. We'assure the public that we considor ourselves permanently located in Tarborough. s, 0We will give the highest market pri ces in Cash or Barter, for all kinds of pro duce that a farmer has t.0 dispose of, poul try tiot excepted. V Solomon Pender. Jos. Jno. D. Pender. Oct. 29, 1835. 100 barrels Flour, Of superior quality, for sale by D. RICHARDS 8? CO. Dec. 4th, 1835- $Tleach Brandy! a WISH to purchase 10 barrels best Peach BRANDY, for which the highest price will be paid in cash. J. IV. GOTTEN. Tarboro', Nov. 23J, 1S35. JLook.Oat. 'pHAT I may pay my own debts, and also lay in a new Stock of Goods early the ensuing spring, I offer this as my last notice to all those indebted to me and all such as will not avail themselves cf it di rectly, may expect to be visited by one of those plagues incident to this country, known as a Sheriff or Constable, whose la bors are generally rewards i with cost col lected out of the defendant. As such, 1 hope a true regard for their own interest, together with a sense of justice and a spi rit of accommodation, will actuate one and all to make immediate - "lenient, without paying an officer fvr t..gingat the elbows of their coats, merely to re mind them of doing that which honor and propriety should naturally irt'-'t'(J,ietn to do. "All persons havt.ig c' fo.i (J. c?-m will please preSenMhem f """" N II R17Z ? J 6rtunt. -,.u t . 5 1 1 1 drew. ii uui u , iiu jaii iCi. i. ' Ferry at Spa; 'rHE Subscribers having .., ments for keeping- up Ihe this place, take pleasure in inf people of the neighborhood r generally, that they "hare inp!c ::v at " j the raders a good Ferryman with a good Fl-t, wh will at all times be ready to wai',,n people without the least delay. - 'I -tj' DANIEL UQPKINS. JOlld'AfYO. Sparta, 2d Janaiai" 1836. 2 Miss Frances Campbell, ETURNS her most grateful acknow ledgments to. her friends and nume rous customers for the very liberal patron age hitherto received irom them, and begs leave to inform them she has just received from one of the most, fashionable Millinery establishments in the c ty of New York, her Winter Supply of Articles, In her. line, consisting ir part of the fol lowing, Is: Latest style of pattern Siik bonnets, Florence, Swis; and Tuscan straw do. 44 Pattern silk Dreises, Silks & Satins, " Plain and figur d'Mi-slins, Fashionable bonnet and cap Ribbons, White, blue, black fa gjfay Feathers, " Plain and feather'd Flowers, ' Ladies worked Caps,' " Ladies and gentlemcv s silk Gloves, - silk and cotton Hose, Bla-.r. worsted do. Ladies black and while Veils, Silk and cotton Velreis, Plush Capes, excellent article for winter, Thread and bobbinelt Laces, Blond Edgings and Flutings, fac. y She also expects lo rece in a few day! India rubber Aprons, moh ,"aps, worked lace. CaDS. French worked Cap"' and Col- fancv tianuKercniei ana . ;ais and has made such arrangemf-s sV will continue to receive regubuly er . two or three monini, aaouionai suppiieau any and every article in her Ijne; so that her assortment will generally be' ?6"inu A .,J lo. tShoU-rtnlin., Inl She also continues to i SguyNIrT. ".'"f make and trim dresses and cloaks in the most neat and fashionable manner, as well as an oiner ariicies euuusieu iu ncr ana hopes by unremitted attention to her busi ness, with a constant desire to please, that she will receive a liberal share ol the public patronage. All orders Irom a distance will be thankfully received, and executed with the utmost dispatch and punctuality. Tarborough,. 12th Dec'r, 1 835. AND V NORTH CALOLINA X?Oll 103G, For Sale at this Office At the Raleigh prices, vie: 10 cents each, 75 cents a dozen, 4 dollars for half a groce, J7 a groe, fac. October, 1835. V Irs.Jl. C.Hoihard, JjS now opening her Fall supply of Goods 4 comprising a more extensive and Fashionable Assortment of Than she ha. ever before exhibited in this place. Having secled and purchased the. articles herself i,t i (1!Uj - txCl;ert i,:. poitunityof bscomi, g- acquainted the lalesl Northern fal,;. . iu the Kldai'ris and Mantua diking e, she fels hetM.lf competent to give en. .re satisfaction to I r numerous customeis and the pubbc iu r eral. In her assortment will !- fi.mio Pattern Velvet, satin & .. ,ormits, do. Turbans, Caps, Capes, &c. Plain. watered,;.figurfcd, and tjliL Silk.., ancLSatin's, for dresses, .. "v Silt" Velvets, Gnuze Veils, cV.. . , Blackf Mode, Crapes, and Floreno. . Tuscan; Swiss, Gipsey, and Fat- straw Bonnets, all qualities, " White and black ersV'ich Feathers, Laces, Inserting, flutingsfc footing's, FeatherM and fancy Flowers, Superior 1.. I'utfsand Curl;, Blond ?nd worsted Edgings, -A su;: b assortment oi Ribbons, &ct Mrs. H. invites a general inspection of her Goods, as she is confident they cannot fail to meet general approbation, both ai regards quality and price. Tarboro' Oct. 22, 1835. Last Joticc. npHK Subscriber reque&fs persons indebted -to him, ISoteor account, to call and t-ct-r tie the same fonhwilh, or tl.ry will probabi' find . them , in the hands of another, person, who may flot be quite so accommcdi'. io"r as-1 have been. A; A. Tarboro', Sppt.' 24, 1835 39 JYcw JUillihcrif.. MissJ': 13F inf. ,m he; lomers an public gentjjilly, thai she hasJu'.' returned ; frc. New .Yorkvnr; An extensive JlssbrtM? Of almost every article in her liiSNv. c s ness. ',. VV.o-'X She deems it unnece5saj''?k Ihe various articles comp.st -but flatters herself that -' will be found extensi'e, --v- colored girl bedy,?. Folly, a repectaW JJ. I atU;rson, in conseA'actHrn to ail thore treat mem n nrlYllJ cal1- She would further aud.tthat havingpiirchased her Goods under advantageous tircura-' stances, she is enabled lo dispose of them at unusually lo; r prices, and it is her de lermination to UNDERSELL all theso who may cahe in competition. , i Halifax, 1835. " f ' Notice.: 'X''fr; anpilE Subscribers will in a fev da; ,e IL in receipt of their Full purchases in New York and in Petersburg, of h eniial ' Assortment of Groceries. And the important articles to the Planter, at this sp3oh of the year. W'e aUo intend to kcv ihrcs wagong ' employed in the truns.r.tk.tptnn of Cotton from this to Halifax, at-ti vl at all times give the highest price, for Ltled Cotton ' delivered in this ptar;. w " D. RIClU'DSc, fO, Tarborc , 0.-t 4, p.lJ , ' JticAf Mra'(M R. JA 1 ES ? ' V il F.TT havin awn ltN y.n Copart-" .1 withdraw! nersnip neretoiore ei -.jar i3-ir .h Knight, Ghidl. Cor" The same is thotefore dissolved by mutual consent. '1 i:e busir will hereafter ba conducted under t,iirm of . I). Knight & Co. At the old Stand. We ake the liberty to remark lo our friends and the public gene rally, that we are tV kfuLfotbeir past favors, hoping that tb liture Xines if not increased will not b. diminished, as u e shall endeavor to give general satisfaction to all who may favor us with their c:j Wre are now receiving our . ' " . V"1?. & Whiter SuppHj ' . (:;, -. . . A "f , . jr j,r (W(SV- , 1 " Ju. . .1 if' : I .,, ,!,"s:- 'X. - , ' , " "T 7 - I IO i . , Stk . ' luwe .. beirt. Hiixiou " our ' ..n.f V er to '4t i n for reneraiti.i-.rimen:-- Jn,.re. W -jure ihe public t! t v e c-... tr c rtlve permanently loc? ' in Tarboro' f,r lite, unless sunk by r earthquake or blown vo by bankruptcy, nd we are happy to sr.y that we have t s i.itle apprehensions of i! . latter as of t(,e former of these hivrilM catastroplues, f-oy!ded we are so fa vxu- as to coutV. u . o share tL "l-.-' ' i, fishes" 'ifpublic pafnag v uTb bors,". l n - o si.il sndeavoi, - ' 'merit . wilh all our might."1 D7 KNIGHT , c o Oct. Joth, 1835. -" Just PubVshed. 'i. 7 And for sale at this Offic .a pamphlet en fitted, , No other than Baptist Citrrc 'Have a right to , fee called ...CHRISTIAN CHURCHES. 1 Bt Joshwa LAWBEKdrt Price 10 cents single, or pes cTage . January, 183G. ".
The Tarborough Southerner (Tarboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
April 9, 1836, edition 1
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