111
.
"''"' HM IM
Jilt
Coffield Jing,
MM IIC II A. NT TAILOR,
a WING removed to his new est- i
'i imii'iit, nearly opposite the Court
llou-e. respectfully informs his fip'iids ami
the (j ibitc generally, that he is now te i
ing a i;m t otne aQMuie- i of
if all aim Witter
Of a beautiful ami superior quality- which
have been selected with much personal
tare in the northern cui.-s, an J will be
made up to order at short notice and in
tlie nn-t fashionable style such a:
Superfine blue and binck Clolhs
,, Inviiihl" green and brown do.
Claience brown and mulberry do.
,. Olive find in i x t do.
,, Polnski rihhed Cassimere,
Plain black and mill iio. do
,, Lavend- r, Zebra, Plaid Grecian do.
Striped and corded do. of various
colors,
Plain Muck and figured Velvets,
Brocade Velvets, a superior ;n title,
Plain black and figured tiik Vesting,
Brown and di! Petersham,
Black and brown goat liair Camblets,
Also, a beautiful assortment of Stocks, sonif
very superior,
Bosoms, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders. Lc.
He trusts by due attention lo business,
and big long experience tlierein, to giv
due satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their ordeis. He will keep i nn
stdiilly on hand an a-sortnicntof seasonable
Ready made ('lathing.
Of the hest qualify, manufactured by him
self and warranted.
A LSO, three or four Journeymen Taiioi s
of the first class, w anted.
Tarboro', Nov. 10th, 1 S:lt.
JUontasfiic's Balm,
An Indian remedy fur toothache
1 Ck7"HICH when applied according tj
V ' ri-ciH iis, has never failed to afford
immediate and permanent relief, just re
ceived and forsaio hy
J. IV. COTTEN.
llth Not. 1S35.
Jflrs.A. C. Howard,
"A- just received a Fresi Supply vt
. Goods, and i now enabl-d to fur
nish her customers and the public with al
most every article for ornament, service,
or comfort in i he
Mill inert; Line
In her assortmeut will bp found :
A variety of Pattern Bonnets,
Tuscan and straw do. of nearly every
shape and feature.
Plain, figured, and watered Silks and Sat
ins tor dresses,
Fancy Gauze, lor do.
Veils, ShawU. -carts, and Han lk rchiefs,
of difieient qualities and prices,
IIe;id ornaments, hair ,eis, Puff,, L Cm Is,
A laige quantity of Ribbons, artificial
Flowers, fcc
03 Mrs. H. has patterns of the latest
fa-hions. -he invites an inspection of her
Goods. Mantua making done as usual.
Tarbnro', April 23.
Look at This.
Mr. Willlim Claiborne,
A ft OUT the year 1S1G or 1817, remov
ed fiom the county of Amelia, in the
Stateof Virginia, and settled in some part
of North Carolina; since which lime, his
friends have not heard fr in him or been
able to ascertain the phce of his residence.
9
Bequeathed to him by hi? wife's Father,
John Bagbu,
Will become payable the 1st of January
1S37, and the undersigned Executor of t he
Estate is anxious that he should come lor
ward and receive it; and that he, in the
meantime, do advise the undersigne-i of
the plane of his residence. If Mr. Clai
borne is dead, or has removed from r'aro
lina, his surviving relations or anv .. r
person who can n'ive any information con
ccriiins; him, or his d- scendants, will con
fer a f.tvor on the undeisigned. by commu
nicating such information by le ter direct,
ed to him at Kanawha Courthouse, Va.
.... Tims Jiuttheivs, iurV.
1st June, 1830.
Trinting Press for Sale
A PITER. ROYAL Pricing Press,,,,,
the old mode of construction, can be
procured on reasonable it mis.
fippO (ft this OKcc.
Tarborough, July 24.
William . Grav's
Invaluable Ointment,
FOR ULCE3S, TUMOURS. &C.
Can now be obtained 9 Iht Patentee, at Hit
Office 0 the Raleigh Register,
Singh-Pot, I tbdiar :iie dozen, 9 dollars.
tVILLIAM IV GRAY.
Raleigh, October 4. 1833.
Ralei September 1. 1S36.
For five or six years previous to the
spring of 184, a negro man of mine had
been much afll cud with tin ulcerated arm
and hand, whit h rendered him almost use
less. The nicer embraced that part of his
arm from the 1 limw down, includm" his
e itire hand, which was literallv a mass of
puu elactixu A joint of one linger, and h
part of the thumb, pen.-ht d and dropt off.
A more distressing Hnd hopeless case I
have never l. held. Il was abandoned bv
his physician as incurable, except by am
putation of the hand.
I'he bet medical trealmunt having fail
ed to rel ieve the ma'i, plnced him under
the care ot Mr. William V. Gr.iy, in this
place, who, viil, his OnHiiient. has effectu
ally cured tlie case, although the negro
was frequently absent, tor weeks and
months together. He has been entirely
well lor the last eijht months, and I havr
good ivasori lo bt-Iieve will continue so.
IVlLLlJiM BGYLJ1N.
Brandy, wanted.
1 ill. ."?id)sci ioers wis.li to purchase 50
. bai reis BRA U)Y, lor which the
hiii. st casli price wi I be j;iven.
D. RICHARDS .y CO.
Nov. 1, is3.y
BECKWITH'S
AnliA .txpeplL- i'ills.
HI 3 mo.,i valuable medicine for the
JL cure "(Dyspepsia, and the pievention
ol biiiotis fevers, colic, Lc. iic is kept con
stantly on baud and lor sale by
.. -. COTTEN.
Tarboro', 24 Sept. )8o5.
Jlnd Publishers.
rglllK Subscribe! have just completed
IL t . ir iifv Specimen JJook of ligl-t-
fao-. bo!i aud j .l.
1
C ll ltU PS t;
-1 a 'in uts.
' t-t o? trr?
The contents 0 uiiicti u.; Iteriicilfi partial
.y gre.
Oi imond; pearl, ,o I iu I 2; agate .Ws.
1, 2 and 3; ajale on uo'tpai -il bdv; non
pareil Nos. 1.2. 3 ami 4; n.ioioue te Nos.
I and 2; minion Nos. jt 2, 3 . ixl 4; mi .ion
on brevier body; brevier on mini o. bodv;
brevier No-. 1, 2, 3 and 4; bievier on bmir.
geois'tody; brevier on long primer bo !y,
bouri;eoi, on bit-vier body; bourgeois Nos.
1, 2, 3 and 4; hcurgeoi on long (irimer;
long prime,- .Nns. 1,2 3 and 4; long prim
ei mi smail pica bt.ls; small pica, Nos. 1
a. id 2; pi a ..n small pica body; pic:i, No.
I, 2 ami 3; p c-,i on Koglish body; English
N-.s. I and 2; great punier; paragon; dou
ble l.n-l:5!i; doub'e pai agon; cat 11011; five
lii'es pica to twenty ; right iue pica Gothic
condeii-ed, to 1 w niy ; five, seven line and
l u line piea ornamental; six, seven, nine,
twelve and fifteen lines pica shaded; eight,
ten, twelve -ixteeo lines antique, snaded.
Also, a large and btau'iful collection of
From pearl to seven lines pica, many of
w men are not to ue touml in any other spe
cimen; a new assortment of ornamental
dashe, a variety of cam borders; near
TWO THOUSAND -
Metal Ornaments,
1
Brass rule; leads i;f various thickness; as
tronomical, mathematical and physical
signs', metal brares and dashes from three
to ttiiriy ems linr; preal primer &. double
pica scripts 011 inclined body; diamond and
nonpareil music of various kind-; antiques;
liht and heavy fare two lin le!tei; lull
lace Roman and Itnlir nonpareil, minion,
brevier, long pi imei - d small pie.a; min-'
ion. brevir, long primer and other blacks;
nonpareil, minion and b tviei Greek, He
brew and Saxon.
A la- ge vat iety of Ornaments, calculated
particularly for "the Spanish and South A
merican market-: Spanish, French and
Portuguese accents furnished to order, to
g thei with every other article made'use
of in the Printing business, all of which can
be furnished at short notice, of as good .
quality and on as reasonable terms as any
other establishment.
COXNE! Sr COOKE.
Comer of Nassau 4. Ann streets, Xnc York.
Jnst Published,
An J for sale at this Ofrice, a pamphlet en
titled,
Ao other than Baptist Churches
Have a right lo be cal'ed
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES.
By Joshua Lawrknce.
Price lOcenfs single, or 1 perdoscn.
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT.
rmuc Rrl n I Managers of Ihe
fj in'rlort National Monumental Society
invite DESIGNS for this structure, inten
ded as a memorial of n
NATION'S GRATITUDE.
1 It would be to fetter genius, lo prescribe
inv limit-, to ttie exercise 01 ns ,,oc.-.
which should, however, in this case, har
moniously blend durability, simplicity and
graodetij . Although it is impracticable at
present to estimate the extent of the con
Jiibutions that may be uide, the Designs
mar be predicated on an expenditure of not
less than one million of dollars.
The Board of Managers will not offend
American genius so much as to offer 111
Ihis instance, a pecuniary revvatd. Ihe
artist, whose Design shall l adopted, will
feel amply remunerated; and all the Dc- s
sieni will be bound and carefully preserved
-to which end, it is requested that they be ,
sketched, as near as may be. on paper of a j
unit' .rm si7.e. ot Ihe dimensions 01 sixteen
by twenty two inches. The lt.si?ns to be
directed lo .
GEORGE W.1TTERS0N,Secry.
Buggy for Sale.
N eellent .Newark made BFGGY for
SitIe Jpply l this OJJice.
November 9, IS3.J-
Whom tt man concern.
THE Subscriber lequests all those in
debted to him to call r-nd settle their
accounts. JJ A'.VG'.
Jitnnarv 13, 1830.
Pinn t Vorle for ale.
I HAVE a very handsome PIANO for
sale persons wishing to purchase,
would do well o call and examine it.
J. IV. COTTEN.
May 21st. 1835.
For publishing in the toirn of Tarborough,
A . C a temi-moinhly paper, entitled
THE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST.
i:d!i:i by m:.k bennkit.
Printed and Published by Geo. Howard.
HIS publication is principally in tended
inilefenil tlieolil si hnol United Cantists
from me many aspersi'-ns cast upon them
b-. .b liideil persons professing the'r own
faith, became Hoy cannot consci nliotis-
Iv tngaae in tie viiuuus niuoev -inaKiug
s hemes ot (lie u iy , ostensp ly ititenueii to
promote t 1 risiiamiy, but ividemly t nd
i.iu to desirov ttie ei eat and fundamental
principles upon which il is based, by mak
lug a ttoiii giiiiiii" m. 1911 hi nn7r
it lii-tiuclly understood, t hat we are not
inimical to Masonry. Temperance, ttie dis
tribution ot the Bible, r the spread of Ihe
Gospel but we do condemn the mingling
of prnfe-sors and nou-prolessors of reli
gion in societies, and the making a "cratt''
of religious matteis, in every shape and
Ibnn whatsoever
Believing that t heological Schools, Ci
ble. Missionary, Tract, and Sunday Schoo;
Union Societies, are the same in principle
uuscriptural tavor more of "lucre'
than of ''good will towards men," we are
opposed to them
Some of ihe children of God, surrounded
wiih, and interspersed amongst, the advo
cates of Vissionaiy and other societies, are
denied the happiness of converging with
those of the same judgment. Others, while
gri veil with beholding corruptions of the
Gospel, are not able to speak for them
selves, litis is designed, under God. for
their relief. We shall aim not so much to
please the fancy, as to inform the ju gment
more to affotd matter for solid and last
ing comfort, than to give .1 ' momentary
glow to Ihe feelings. We consider tha"t
the cause of tru'h and of Christian solace
is our cause. Deeply impressed with ihe'
belief that the blessing even of truth itself
is ol the Head of the t'huich. wp r ti ......
selves upon Hiin, and send our litie ppei
a.iroao, praying tue L.oid to carry with it
some joy to those who are in tribi a ion
and a little rest to those ho are troubled. '
TERMS.
The Primitive Baptist is published in
super-royal o t.vo form of 16 pages, on
the second and fourth Saturdays in each
month at One Dollar per j ear, payable
on rece pt of the first number. Six copies
will enl to one Post Office or neighbor
hood for Five Dollars.
Communications must be post paid and
directed to Ihe I ublisher.
ITPcrsons holding Subscription papers
trill please send them or the names on them,
to Geo- Howard, Tarborough, N C.
Published and for ale at this Office
A PATRIOTIC DISCOURSE the
ill. North Carolina Whiff-, Ap'ology for
LekehuUee Association-and, Basket of
tr .gnients. by the Rev. J..,bua Lawrence.
Also. A Review of Clark' .Uf.... 1 : ...
t fication to the Keh;ke .;...:..
ten by a lay member of the Association
and, Occurrences in the Life of Elder Jo
seph Biggs, wrote by himself.
January, 1836.
CJPeach Hrtinrfy'Xd
WISH to pu.cha?e 10 barrels best
Peach BRAN DV, for which the higher
price will be paid in cash.
J IV. COTTEN.
Tarboro. Nov. 23d. 1&35.
Vine Culture.
ran H K Subscriber has more than twenty
U kinds and fifty varieties of Ihe Vine.
Some of these are generally known as ex
cellent for tble use or wine, viz: Ihe Scup
pernong, the Halifax, Isabella, Catawba,
Herbeaut s Madeira. &c The price for a
well rooted single vine is a quarter of a
dollar but where a dozen, fifty, one bun
dred or more are taken at once, or boxed
and sent the same direction to one respon
sible person, a handsome deduction is
made. For further particulars inquire of
he Editor of the Tarbnro' Press, or
SIDNEY IVELLER.
Brinkleyville, N. C. Oct. 4.
White tip Ilagur,
KSPEC 1 Fl'I.LY inform the Printers
of the United Slates, to whom they
have beu long known as established
I hul ttiey have now formed a
CO-PARTNERSHIP
In said business and hope from iheir united
skill and experience lo be able t give sat
inaction to all who may favor them with
their orders. The introduction of machin
ery in place of Ihe unhealthy process of
casting type by harm, a desideratum by the
American and European founders, was by
merican ingenuity and heavy expenditure
of lime ami money on the part of Ihe senior
paituer, first successfully accomplished.
Extensive use of Ihe machine to cast let
ters has fully tested and established its
superiority owrlh.it cast byiheold process.
The letter foundry business, will hereafter
be carried on by the parties above named,
under the firm of
WHITE, HAGUR & CO.
The spicimen exhibits a coirplete series
from diamond to seventeen line pica. The
book and news type being in the most
modern light and shade.
WHITE. HAGUR b CO. are agents for
the sale of Smith and Rust
PRINTING PRESSES,
which they furnish to their customers at the
manufacturers' prices. Chases, cases,
composing sticks, ink, and every article
used in the printing business, kept for sale
and furnished at short notice. Old type
taken in exchange for new, at nine cents
per pound. E. WHITE
New York, 1836. HAGUR.
For Mire,
Jl Gi and Harness,
Apply tit this OJJice.
Information
Is wanted relative to
Christopher '! cldeiu
A native of Galway in Ireland, who resided
i or 4 years ao
IN WILMINGTON, N, C,
The object ot this hi' vert iement is to know
where Lhriiopher II tlderi is at present he
was rather short, and of a sandv ronmlt.
ion". Address the publisher of the Wil
minglor. (N. C ) Adcertiser.
April 22.
JY jticc.
THE Subscriber has on hand a first-rate
Hnggy and Sulky,
Manufactured in Ihe latest Newark style
A small tight CarrycM,
Which he will sell CHEAP for Cash, or on
a short credit.
suae B Brady.
July 7lh. 1K36.
HISTORY OF THE
Kehukee dissociation.
UST PUBLISHED, and for sale at Ihe
office of the Tarbnro Press. 'A rnn-
r ise History of theKehnkee Baptist Asso
ciation, ir. 'in its, original rise to the pre
sent time by Elder Joseph Biggs under
the supervision of a commi'tee (consisting
of Etde. s Joghua Lawrence, William lly"
mtn and 1 uke Ward, and b-etbr. n Tbo
mas Biggs. Joseph I). Biggs, and Cushion
B Ha;etl,) appointed by Ihe Association."
Price SI each, or $10 pei dozen.
October 2.
EXPEDITION
From Baltimore to Blahefy,N. C.
IN .TWKNTY-SIX H0UKS.
Great Northern and Southern Line
oftmvt'l, via VVahinglon iiy,
Fredei icksburir Richmond,
lVtersbur:. Raleigh, &c.
ON and after the fifteenth day of Oc
tober next, travellers from New
Yoik and Philadelphia, reaching Washing
ton bv the evening train on the Baltimore
and Washington Rail Road, will be for
warded immediately by the
Steamboat to Potomac creek, and thence
by Stages and Ihe Richmond and Frede
ricksburg Rail Road cars to Richmond,
Virginia, which place they will reach at
I0 o'clock, A. M. leaving Richmond im
medialely, they will arrive in Petersburg
to dinner, and at the termination of Ihe
Petersburg Rail Road, on the R anoke, at
8 o'clock, P. M ; uh'-nce ihey will be for
warded by 1 he expeditious lines of J. H.
Avery Co. lo Halifax, Tarborough,
Warrenton, Raleigh, Fayetteville, Colum
bia, S. C. Augusta, he
nelurning the Stages from the South
will icach Blakeley Depot (the termination
of the Prteisbtire Rail Road) at 4 o'clock,
P. M. Petersburg at V P. M. Richmond at
2 A. M and Washington city in time lor
the afternoon train of cars lo Baltimore
making the trip each way. between Balti
more and Blakeley, on the Roanoke, in
the unprecedented time of
I wenly-sia; hours
The above line is connected throughout,
and connects at Hick's Ford, with Ihe
Bnydtou, Danville, and Salisbury line, and
Northern and Southern travellers are gua
rantied against dete-ution at any point on
the route between Baltimore and Augusta.
7 Vic Proprietors.
Oct. 4, 1836. 40
Pocket Book lost.
-::-
I LOST my Pocket Book on Tuesday
night 29th of November, or on Wed
nesday, the 30lh, containing 5174 in cash;
two S' hil's on U. S. Bank, two 20 bills
an I a $5 bill on Columbus Bank of Ga.
$100 bill 00 Charleston Bank, S. C. a 53
bill on Cape Fear Bank, a $1 bill on New
bern Bank, and a $5 North Carolina bill,
bank not recollected. The book contained
one note on Buel Mather, dated 9th .May,
tsdi). anu tire it 01 January, IHM7, payable
to me, for $272 37s cents." Also, receipts
and oilier papers valuable only lo myself.
I will pive a liberal reward to any person
who will deliver ihe book and contents
at Benjamin Eason's, Wyatt Move's, or
any where that I can get it. The" bonk is
of yellow calf or sheep skin of or
dinary size.
CICERO BROOME.
December 2d, 1836.
To the Afflicted.
if"" RAY'S invaluable Ointment for ihe
LPT cure of white swelling, scrofula and
other tumours, sore legs ar., ulcers, and
fresh wounds, sprains, bruises, sweliiugs
and inflammations, &.c. &.c.
Bckwith' anti-dyspeptic pills.
Ro wand's genuine tonic mixture, a per
fect cine for ague and fever.
The above valuable inedicinea ,nv h
had wholesale or retail on niii!.i;,...
J. W. Collen, Agent for Tarborough.
oau.
State of North Carolina,
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
Court of Equity. ,
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1836.
Lewis Ellis l
vs. nninrr,,inrnn
John Peele & others, j
" I' appearing to the satisfaction of said
. Court that Jacob II nrilp nun ,f . I,..
defendants ill the ah DV0 racp - o ...... :
dent: It is therefore ordered, 1 hat publica
tion be made lor six weeks in the Tarboro'
Press, noiifyintr him to annear hi tlu .p,i
session of said Court, to be held for said
County, at the Court Hoir-e in Tarboro'
on the second Mondav in Mnrdi nui . i...
and there to plead or demur to said bill 01
answer the mine, or j idgmeut wj; b ta
ken pro confesso and said bill be set for
neMriiij; fi pane as 10 nun.-
Wi'ness. Isaac Norfleet f'UrL ...i st
ter of aid Court, at office, the second
Monoay 01 aepiemHer, 18.iO.
NOR FLEET, C.M.E.
By rV?n NorJ!eel,D.C.$c
Price adv $3 50.
Just Published,
4nd for sale at ihis Office,
THIS MOUSD,
Trying to gnaw out of the
CATHOLIC TRAP.
By Joshua Lawuence
Pi ice 10 cents single, or $1 per dozen.
September, 1S35.
Cotton (Bine.
rip HE Subscriber, v. ho for s-r.
J2. years pa si has been engage,! j r
The Gin Making basing
In Kinslou, has established ( h,),. '
IN GREEN VtLI.E,
Where he carries on the above buinrv,
all its various branches. All those lu '
w ish to supply themselves wiih Gnu 0: 1
best quality, are respect fully solicit,."
apply to Ihe Subscriber personally r
letter. All orders torCin will he pronr
ly executed. From the Subscriber'-: 1,,',
experience in his husinefs. and ft-,Mn
aprobation which his work has hithertr
met with, he hesitates not to promise ei tfe
satisfaction to nil who may see fit loext-
to him their natroi-aite. Gins out of ordp-W
will be expeditiously repaired. "
The Subscriber takes the liberty of call. I
ing the attention of those who wish to pr.,.
cure new Gins, or to ha ve old Gins repair,!
ed, to the expediency of apply ing to rum
time. When all wait a is usually the cast-'
until the work is wanted, it causes suchj
pressure of business, that many are ohli
of necessity to suhmil lo a longer dela
than they wish.
In connexion with this establishment, car j
rie on Ihe j
Lock G unsm Hh b usin ei
He also makes Saw Mill Boxes, and Mil",
Inks, and Gudgeons, of a composition iJ
vented by Daniel Peck, of Raleigh 'Jrh.
Mill Spindles, with Sltel Collars, (turned f
These articles equnl to any muuufaciui
in the United States.
All letters and ordeis must be directnl
to Ihe Subscriber at Greenville
HENRY CHAMBERLAlA
July 12. 1535 I
Cotton Gins.
ri! H F.stibsci iler has e-lablUI-ed hinnp!i
8 in the bouses formerly occupied by th
late Joseph Lackey, dee'd, near the 1 iver,'
and a short distance below M. Benjamin
M. Jackson's store, where he can ies on
The making and repairing
Cotton Gins
AH those who wish lo supply themselves
with Gim of the best quality, are respect
fully solicited to apply to the Subset iher
personally, or by letter Alt or-'ers for
Gins will be promptly executed. Gins out
of order will be expeditiously repaired.
Iilurksmilhing, of every description, ex
ecuted in the best style.
Bj3 Two second hand Cotton Gins fot
sale low for cash.
SAMUEL D. PROCTEW
Tarboro, 30ih Sept. 1P35.
VERY BEST
Cotton Yarn and Twine
FOR SALE.
THE Subscribers feel grateful for the
liberal patronage whichhey received
the past year, and hope by assiduity ami
punctuality in bii.ine?8 to merit continu
ance ol past favors.
They no-w have and expect to kecj CC!V
Stat't'y '.ti-oinri, trie
Very best Cotton Yarns,
From Nos. 2 to 18 inclusive. Also' various
S'zes ol Ihe best
Cotton Seine Twine.
Its durability and strength has been fairly
tested, and the Subscribers let I no heiin
lion in pronouncing it inferior to none, if
not superior to any in market. Both thei
above articles they expect to deliver to
purchasers on as liberal terms as article
of the same quality can be procured else
where. The usual charge for conveyance
will be mad'.
Terms of Sale for all quantities of Yarn
oyer one thousand pounds, f nr mouths cre
dit will be allowed for any quantity under
one thousand pound-, thiee months, Ihe
purchaser giving note (without interest) at j
the time the Yarn is deliveied, payable at)
the above slated times.
The proprietors of fisheiies will do well
to apply to Ihe Sub-crib, r for Twine for
the future, as a very liberal credit will be ,
;;iven.
BATTLES? BROTHERS.
Falls Tar River, Jan 10,1836.
$100 Reward.
"HT AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
MM lite night of 20th September last, my
negro man named
DANIEL,
20 or 21 years of age. 6 feet high, black
complexion, has a pleasing countenance,
inclined to be knock-kneed, his feet some,
what turned out, particularly his left foot
his clothing not recollected. He wns for
merly the properly of Asahel Farmer, hi
mother, brothers and sisters belonging to
sail Farmer his father is in the same
neighborhood working about as a black
smith, nearly as a free man. Il is believetl
he i lurking about in ihe neighborhood of
said Farmer, also in Nash county. The
above reward will be paid lo any perkon
that will apprehend said negro, and deliver
him to me or secure him in any jail so that
I et him agin. I forewarn any person
from harboring said negro, or carrying him
off. under the strict penalty of the law.
Any inf irmati mi respecting hiin "ill be
thankfully received by the Subscriber, at
Oak Grove. Edgecombe county.
WILLIAM BARNES.
24th Aug. 1S3 3. . 3-3
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