I
Slate of North i'aroliua,
y.VG K COM B K C U X 'I' .
Cum- iuarlcr Serious.
NOVEMBER TERM, !63o
Vvi-v Di.kiusoH i Petition
J PetiUon
J'w
tiers, ) Dnwer.
Bcniamiu W i'.'i'ur.ut "d oih.
IV app'1"1'"- ', l'K sdli-lai-tion of the
C.uiC, that .lain- s Brown ami hi- wtle
1'ii-iilla, drfenda..ls in this cum-, aif mm
lr,jdcnls of this Stale; li is nroered that
publicati ii be mult ( t i crks '
iarborougli Pitiss, guiu them niMice t
appear i ihe next Court of Pie is and
Quarter Sessions to lc li. M county
aforesaid, at the Court H"e '"
rouh.oii llie fouilh .Monday of F b uary
next, then and il.er- 10 answei, pL-nd or
demur, or the petition will be heard ex
I arte a ihem ,
Witu. ss, Michael Ilea n. Clerk of said
Court, at i'aihoio.igh, ihe 4 h Monday of
IVoveiiHii r, A. I. lso6, ami io l:.e Ixlst of
our independence.
MICllL. IEARN, C C.
Price adv $:i 50. 37
List of Letters,
Remaining in the Post OJJice at Turbo
rounk the 1st of Jan. 1837. ichich
if not taken out before the la if Jpril
next, will be sent to the General i'osl
Office as dead Utters
J AUSIltl " Ck- ou'i O
Adams Nancy J
Arquer Lewis
.Innci A M Miss
Irwin I)r Henry L
Johnston C I i z Miss
Lloyd Joseph U ti
Land Cbai les
Laurence Rev 2
Lew is John l
Lawrence fit Oaucy
Lodge Sec Concord 3
Moi t h ad icRey nobis
Moore IMu in L .
Mercer John
Medii ine Vender of
rriudie I' A
Pr-Jtl Jolin
Fiiillips I'.
Pippen V illiam
Sugg Uedding 2
Staton Cecilia S .Mrs
Staton Kzekiel
Sessoms son
tailings Mary Mrs
SpicerJitsi.ih
Sha i pe Benjamin
Tryon Selder
Tbiipen Dennis
Worslev William
Ward Timoihy W
W illerford II irtwell
Waterman L L
Welkins Willie
Whitfield Benjamin
Anderson George
Armstrong Micajah
Anthony M B
Barlow Arthur K 4
I tfdiln Da-iJ
Balls William
B ill ck Joshua K
Bryan Drew
Brady Jjs B
Bennett ;ark
Ce.-t John
li-U .iai uiaduke II
Hilliry Nathaniel
Clerk Sup'r Court
Daniel John J Or
Edmonnson Joseph
England James
Kaou Theoph lus
EWnondson John
Foreman Ags S
1 G ir; elt John 3
i Glover Sarah Mrs
. Hjmn Lawr'e 5
illinton Williaot
lluhes John F
Howell Britain
Knight Charles C
1 Knight J C
1 Kinney Daniel Mc
Jones illiani
Jan. M lit dmond, P. M.
91 $14 20J.
Land for Sale.
ILL BE SOLD, before the Court
I v w tiouse uoor in laiuoro, on lues
j day in February Cour: next, one Tract of
land joining the land of John II. Daniel
and others, and containing
Acres.
A credit of twelve months will be given,
bond and good security will be required
4 beating interest from the date.
I Thomas B Tvwin
Dec. 9th 1S3.
4S
Square the Yards
j Call and Settle.
I OrnUE Subscriber being about to remove
I iJL from town, requests all person iu
! debtad to him to call and settle forthwith
I and all those hvviii" claim against him
will present them fr a-ljus: tiiOnt
j. u nn iDY.
Dec. 231, 1S"6
Notice.
FOR SALE, a yJung
I Negi'o Woman,
For cash. Apply to
i II. IK Hart.
December 9, 1S3(.
j Notice.
I CTpiIE Subscriber being about to tntvel
JL to the West, requests all persons iu
j debted to him to call and settle the same
J bv the 1st of January next.
j ' S. P. JENKIKS.
j Dec. 19th, 1836. 2
JYoticc.
WISH to rent or lease, within two
miles ami a half of Tarhorough. on
he road to Sparta, a very good and well
uished
Dwelling House,
And necessary out houses. There are
fo or 30 Aeves,
Of cleared Land attached to it, besides a
choice selection of fruit trees of different
kinds. Should any person wish to rent
" lease such a situation, I should be gUd
for Vrn to make it known by the 1st of
jannar, ne,ti
Willi aiii Fox ha II,
Nov. 15, 183. 45
Last Notice.
HE subscriber inteiwwug (0 settle the
Siaie oi iiiu mic
Jtenj. IVenvet dvcUl,
At February Court next. uotifie nil .
sons having unsettled claims against said
jiff egfet
estate to present them before thai ii,ne
and all persons indebted, will pay foith
ith. James Ellinor, Adin'r.
December 7, 1836.
Tarboro' Academy.
Hilt: Exercises of this Institution will
41 be resumed on Monday, the 2d of Ja
unary, under I he continued superinten
dence l Miss A. M. Rngsdale.
Dec. 231. 183G 4
l?cmale School
i O S will recoin-
4 . inflict the duties of their School the
fifit day of February next,
wit drmigtvillc,
One mile from Liwrence's meeting house.
Board thirty d'ars per fM'in' of five
months Tuition from five to nine doU
Lies, according t their d.flVient studies
The healthiness of tie siioaii :n vell
known, in evidence of which there has not
occurred one ca-e of sickness in the fami
ly during the present year.
Dec 20th, U3r. fi
ttjri he Ilalilax Advocate will insert the
above three times.
La Vallee
JTcmaic deminarp
THE Exercises of the above h siitu.
lion will recommenct! on the tlt-ird
.Monday ( QthJ of JanUj
The subscriber with much pleasure informs
his friends that Mr. Emma McElvie con
tinoes Principal in the Seminary.
'I he following will Int the course of Stu
dies Kea ling, Wiiiing, Spelling, Compo
sition, Grammar. Elementary Geographv,
United Stales History, Arithmetic, An
ci' nt and M .dt in History, Universal Ge
ogrnphy, iiclnding Ancient Geography,
American History, It i- torir, Logic, Natu
ral P!i s phv, Euclid, Alg-bra. Astrono
my, Moral a id intellectual Phi!otiiy,
atur.ii Tlieol. gy, tJernents of Critic sin,
Ciiemivtry and Botany; for the above bran
ches, per session ol fne months, 10 CK.
Latin - - 00
French - - 7 50
1) rii wins - 5 00
Painting in Oil Colors 10 00
Muic on tht- Piano
Forte, - 15 00
Muic on Guitar, 10 00
Board - - 40 00
Half the Board in advanc.
Tip poo S. llvownlmv.
Halifax co N C. Dec 7.
NASI1V1LLK
Female Academy.
THE entire control of ihis Institution
for the ensuing ytur has been com
mitted by ! Trustees to my superinten
dence. It n mv desire to place ii uo ai an
equal fooling with the Female Academies
of Tarborough mid Louislting. To do this
I have engaged Miss Mary Jlag'daU to
take charge of the school. Miss Karsdale
has had the charge ol this school the last
session of the preeit year, and by her un
wearied attention, together with ih rapid
advance of her pupils in iheir various stu
dies nave given t-uiire satisfaction o her
employer". I deem it unnecessary to say
more about her qualifications, for she is so
well known ainoii an extensive acouainl
ance in Nash and Jvigecomhe. autl parli
culai lyin Nash as an tuslrucii es, that I
feel jusiified in expressing the ielief that
those wlo commit their children to her
management will have uniiiing to Tear.
I he first si Ssioo will ci).iimeiice ou
Monday, 1(5 JaWy, 1837,
And en I on Friday, the 231 of June. The
2nd scion will coinmi-i.c on M tnd.iv,
ill'- 3 ' ol July, and end on I- ridav the Hib
of Di ceinbtTi-. Th pine of Tuition the
same as at Tarborough, that is, Ten Dol
lars per session for the lower cla-ses, and
Twelve Dollars per session for die higher.
No student will be received for a If ss term
than one session, unless providential acci
dents should prevent their commencing
with the session or ca 1 them off before it
ends, audio such cases the tuition wdl be
charged only for the lime at school It is
particularly request- d that the students
should begin wiM) the session and be per
mitted to remain during the 'csio:i, I hat
the teacher may have an opportunity of
doing justice to herself and her pujtiU; for
it is designed that an Examination sl.a'l be
held at the end of each session. Board
can be had in a few families upon as cheap
or cheaper terms than in Tarborough or
Louisburg. It is hoped that this school
will be liberally patronized, for no pains
will be spared to mike it worthy of the
confidence of the public.
A. J. Battle.
December 15th, 1S36. 49
YVILLIAMSBOROUGH
Female Seminary
::-
THIS Institution will be re-opened for
the reception of Boarders and Pupils
On Monday, the 9li of January next.
Mrs. Smith assures her friends that ev
ery attention will be paid to their morals
and their instruction, in the several bran
ches which she proposes to teach. Eight
or Ten Young Ladies can be accommoda
ted with board in the family, at $40 per
session.
Terms for TUITION per session.
Orthography, Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic, - $6 00
English Grammar, Geography,
Chemistry, &c. - 8 0C
Drawing and Painting, - 5 00
Music, - - 15 00
Needle work no extra charge.
Mary smith.
OTianos tuned and repaired by the
subscriber.
J0IIX IV. SMITH.
All orders in the country promptly at
tended. Dt c. 10, 1836. " 40
Academy.
nnilE Examination of the Students in
oj !S J"8'""'''" will take place the
-Jiii and 25th inst at which time Parents
ar.d Guardians are respectfully invited to
attend.
I he Exercises will re-commence on
Monday, 9f, January n-xt.at 540 per ses
sion for Board, &c. Tuition v. ill vary
from 10 to 15 dollar per session. Books
and candles furnislwd atost.
STONY HILL
Is one mile from Sims' Cross Roads, in a
high and healthy country; an evidence of
which, hut one case of s.cknevs has occur
red during the present session among 45
students.
Communications directed to the Princi
pal at Hansom's Bridge, Nash county.
M h'. Garrett, "rin
Nov. 12; h, 1836. 457
FEMALE
JBoardinsf School
THE duties of the School at
Lochh l, near Hillsborough,
Will be resumed on the 23d January.
The Subscriber intends affnding to bi
Pupils every facility of acquiring an Edu
cation of thf hilie.-t character, both sn'id
and useful, as we!l as ornamental The
better to accomplish this ohject, bis num.
br-r will be strictly limited; and lie also
designs procuring the services of an able
female Assistant from ihe North.
1 he Pupils of the School are treated In
every respect a members of a private
fauiily and while ihcir intellectu. 1 in -provenient
is sedulously alt nd--d to. a
liiuh regaid is paid to the cultivation of
thi ir tu oats and their mariners. Having
now had some years experience in Teach
in; , the Subscriber feels connMeut of be
i":; abl - to pl ce his School on a fooling
with the ln'si Institutions for Female Ed
ucation in the country. The situation of
Ihe School, a mile from Hillsbomush, is
one comoiuiiiz e . ery advantage ol retire
ment and health
TEii'.iS are $85 Per Session; which
in ludes Board, Tuition and Books Mu
sic nnd Painting ar separate charges.
Hillsboro', Dec. 1, '836. 48-6
A
.:-
IN order to ch ar out my present Stock
as tarly as possible, I will actually of
fer and sell any article in the wav of
DKY GOODS,
Hals, Shoes,
Crorlvery, (ilai, Hardware, or Pots, Ov
ens, vfiiders and skilh ts touch lower than
th usual prices for similar goods in this
m.iikfl. K new supply of hamls'tne
Cloth, ca-sime:es, suttinet's. Blanket-,
negro Cloths and wool Ha', are also ol
lered at the same cheap rates. Pi.Nisc
call and judge for yourselves.
JV. . Hountree.
Tarboro', 26Ii Nov. 1B36.
HERRINGS,
Bacon and Lard.
THE Subscribers have just received a
supply of best quality
CUT HERRINGS.
ALSO Bacon and Lard for sale, by
S. I) Pollen & Son.
Tarboro', May 24.
Awful Disclosures,
BY MARIA MONK,
Of the Hotel Diexi Nunnery.
MONTREAL,
"ITEVISED. w'nh an Appendix, con
Jt& laining Part I. Reception of the
first edition- Part II. Sequel of her Nar
rative. Part III. Review of the case.
Also, a Supplement giving more particu
lars of the Nunnery and grounds. Illus
trated by a plan of he .Nunnery.
For sale by
Oct 10.
L B Prady.
AND
NORTH CALOLINA
POHITIVK
For sstle Hi ,ll!S Office at the Rileigh
p, ices, viz. 10 cents each, 75 cents a i.'czen,
4 dollars lor half a groce, 7 a groi e, ice.
October, 1S36.
JYoticc.
The Subscribers continue to transact
Co m m iss io n li h sin ess
IN NORFOLK.
All produce left with their Agents,
Messrs Simmons & Kure,
HALIFAX,
Will be forwardrd without delay by the
wagons now tunning from that plate to
Gary's Depot, the (resent termination of the
Po r ts mou th a u d ii oan oh e
Rail Road,
The waggonage is 20 cents per bale on
GOT
m TON,
And the Rail Road freight from Gary's
Depot to Norfolk is 25 cents per 100 ibs.
James U or don V Co.
Nov. 7, 1836 '44
1 ELECTED by the very fiist Musician
3 the Unit-d State-, Charles E.
Hokn, Esq. of New York.
The bnbscriber has just received
Pn o Pianos,
Of very superior lone ar.d finish.
They have been examined by five or six
musicians, who pronounce ii.( nt firt ian;
Si-vTal of th oldest and most esperieij
ced c ibiuet makers in this place, u ho io-ve
car- fully examined toe exterior, uobesita
ttngly declare them far ahead of any thing
ol the kind they have ever seen in Peters
buig. .For the quality ol these Inslru
ments, I rcfr r to
Charles E. Horn, Esq. New York;
Dr. Thomas K' l)in ti, Petersburg;
Dr. Robert Kmuiel Robinson, do ;
Wm. M. Robiiou, Esq , Richmond;
Charles Berg. Esq., Professor of Music
in this place.
Edward P. Xash,
Bookseller.
Petersburg, Va. Aug 23. 37
Jotice.
Miss Frances Campbell,
fi FTER tendering her unfeigned
thanks to her patrons for past favors
begs leave to announce to the public, thai
she has just returned from New York,
with her Fail ar.d winter supply of
Fashion ible Millinery,
And Mantuamuking Materials
Where she spent several weeks f! the
j.uose of information, h iviug had a va
riety of work executed in her line, became
acquainted with several of the most fash
ionable and experieuced Manlao Makers
in the city from h-.uu khe gained instruc
tion of great importance in the business,
such as will en.itde her to exiii!-it to the
fancy of the ladies something new and
equally pleasjng. Her stock of
) 'Ji-s i"r3
Are far supei ior to any of her former pur
chases, having had the assistance of a
Connoisseur in her jelejctions, the s .me
was therefore made with great car- and
exemplary task. Iter Stock consist in
part of the following articles (to wit)
Kig'd Silks H'ul Satins,
Thieatl and Bobhim i 1 ices,
Blond lace and Edging,
Blond Capes and wash blond,
French worked nrtslin. lace Capes,
Inlaut Caps. Bohbinet li muslin inserting,
Long sill; and kid Gloves,
Velvet and oil m k Aprons,
Pufl's and curls. 5r htll and silver Combs,
Wax and alabaster dolls,
Toys of iniity kinds, fruits, nuts, &..
Florence, Leghorn, satin, silk, velvet, bea
ver and straw ionu ts, in great variety.
Together with many other tjhiogs too te-
djous to numerate,
All of which she offers on moderate lerms.
All orders from a distance will be prompt
ly attended to, and she hopes by slrict at
tention lo her business to merit a liberal
patronaee.
TarhoW, 17th Nov. 1836.
Coach, House, Landscape,
and Ornamental
THE Subscriber repeci fully informs
the citizens of Edgecombe county
that he has located himself
lit Tarborough
Where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his line of business.
Those wishing Gigs, sideboards, silting
chairs, fire screens and Ihe like painted,
will bring them lo the coach shop pf Mr.
Terrell.
He will leave town and go into the
coun'rv. when house oaiufinz is reauired.
All orders in his line of business will l.e
thankfully received and faithfully executed
on reasonable terms.
Lewis de Arquer.
Tarboro' 26th Feb 1636. 8
3 PIANOS,
NEW GOODS,
exv Goods, new Goods.
THE Subscriber takes great pleasure
in announcing to his cuslomeis and
the Public in general, that be has just re
turned from the North, with a compkte
Assortment of Fancy
DRY GOODS,
AND C.ROCHilKS,
Which lie propose- to sell on most reason
able terms a great many at least 25 per !
cent- cheaper than was sold in thi- market !
dgring the last season, such as Bale Rope, !
Banking, Blankets, fcc.
The subscriber has al-o on hand, a great
variety of heavy
Uvady
Made Clothing,
Consisting of Cloaks, over Coats, dress
Coat-, Pantaloons and Vests, suitable for
the approaching season.
The subscriber will give in barter or in
Cash for Cotton or Corn as much as bis
neighbors, as be wishes to buy a Jarse
quantity of both.
Isaac Is. Brady.
Tarboro', 1st Oct. 1836.
NEW & FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER.
Millinery, cc.
THE Subscriber informs her custom
ers and thr: public, that she is now
opening her Fall Supply of
Fancy Millinery,
Comprising an extensive assortment of the
most fashionable and durable articles for
Ladies wear. whi:h with her former stock
renders her assortment complete. Among
the articles will be found
Pattern silk, velvet and straw Bonnets,
Ladies beaver hats, different colors,
O-trich :nd fancy Feathers,
H?ad dresses. Capes, Collars, &tc.
uffs and t"urls.';io great variety,
Plain and figured Silks and Satins,
Mode, Crapes, Gauzes and Florences,
Laces, Edgings, Inseriiugs ai.d Footings,
A splendid assortment of Ribbons, arljfir
cial Flowers, Sic. to.
These Goods were selected bv herself,
and having had an excellent rpportueity to
In come acquainted with the latest i.rtli-!
ern fashions, she ini ites th. se wishing any
article in her line to give her a call.
J, C. Howard
Tarborough, Nov. 4.
Herrings! Herrings!!
Itfhffb BArRKLS C"1 Herrings,
vJrLy just received and for sale !y
King - " PAmoudson.
May 30i h, 1836.
TO THOSE
Whom it 1 miy concern1
THE UNDERSIGNED,
Having receiv ed
His Summer Supply of
GROCEUIES,
Adopt? this means of apprising his "con
stituents" of this important and splendid
access-ion to his old stock It St ems unne-
cessary to descant, and but for one article
only. I would forbear. The one alluded to
is CHAMPAIGNS rare stuff, indeeJ
quite exhilarating a sovereign reuifdy
for despondency; or, to he as brief as pos
sible, it has never "entered the hearts f
thos'e who have not tried it, lo conceive
ihe excelleucies of my
'oj? brand Champaignt.9'
As much miiht be said in behalf of many
other things among my tock, which con
sists of the following articles;
A great variety of Candies,
Muscatel and bunch Ra sio. Apples,
Oranges and Lemons, English walnuts,
Ill
.!'; :'i ,' ?l
31 t-5T
li? ?. :VS2
v3',''VBrst.
Palm nuts, Butter and water Crackers,
Sugar Crackei s, Pine apple Cheese,
Scotch Herring, best lump Sugar,
Principe and Spanish Seeats,
CHAMPAIGNE, very superior quality,
Champaigue brandy, French brandy,
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Poit wine,
Irish whiskey, New England Ruin,
Spanish smoking Tobacco, Lemon Syrup,
London porter, Cider in bottles,
Scotch snuff, tallow Candles, sea Bread,
Loco foco Matches, Playing cards, Mar
bles, fcc. Lc
All which may be had for the considera
tion of twenty-five per cent, ou their ori;;i
nal cost.
Joseph B. Braddy.
Jul 12th, 1636.
Valuable Land
FOR .I-K.
s-:$:-
THE 3ubscriher intending to remove
to the Stale of Mississippi. ..flVrs for
sale on, very accommodating terms that
Valuable Tract of J.and,
Whereon he now resides containing
About 800 Acres.
It is admitted to be inferior to no fann in
the coii' ty of Greiic lo ike quao'itv of
acres. It lies on th north side ot fir-at
(' me; fn-a rreek, five miles below Stau
lonsburg. There are on Ihe preoii-e
J good Dwelling House,
And out houses anj attached lo it
.1 valuable Grist Mill.
Between 3 and 4 0 acres of cleared Land,
well adapted lo the cultivatioir of the !
pie product i -ns ol' b e- l utrv. parlicdar
ly cotton The tei ms will be made very
accommodating, and likely j 0111.5; negroes
taken in payment nt casn piie. For
further particulars th -se who ish to pur
chase can come and judge for themselves.
J. "peight.
fiovembpr 29, 1836 47
Notice.
TME Subscribers will in a few days be
in receipt of their Fa! purchases in
New York and in Petersburg, of a general
Assortment of Groceries,
And the important articles to the Planter
.t this season of the yrar.
We also intend to keep three wagon
employ d in the transportation of Cotton
from this 10 Halifax, and will at all times
give the hii est prices for baled Cotton
delivered in this place.
D II IC HARDS 4 CO.
Tarboro', Oct. 14, 1S35.
V f
To the Public,
llavjng on hand a very large and extensive
STOCK OF
Winter Goods,
I now offer t Item
At a reduction of 10 per cent.
On last months prices those desirous of
obtaining Goods at a trifling advai.ee on
New Yoik Cost, will most assuredly find it
to their jnt.erifcl to call and learn my pri
ces before purchasing.
Jn my Assortment tcill be found: r
Newest style dai k and light Calicoes, from
10 ceut to 30.
Circassians, every color, 20 to 50 cents.
Black and colored Silks, in great variety,
35 cents to 1 25,
A great bargain in men's ami women's
Cio;.ks, from $3 lo $8,
Supeifme Br adcloihs, from $2 lo $7,
Saltin.etls, fiom 40 cents to 1 25,
White and red Flannel,. 25 cents to 1,
Rose Blankets, $2 to $6 per pair,
Point Blankets, 60 cents to $1,
Negro i loth, all wool, six quarters wide,
only 0 cents,
do. do. thi ee quarters wide, 35 cents,
Clolh an I blanket Ov rcoaif, CfiJ to 8,
Ladies lawn und rsleeves,
Ladies and gentlemen's si.'k Handker
chiefs, 25 cents to f I 50,
Bonnet, cap and belt Ribbon,
ciieap,
Men's and bojs HATS and
Caps of "yery description.1
The largest anil cheapest Assortment of
Boots and
yiho?s
Ever exhibited in Tarboro', (to wit:)
Men's Roots, 1 75 to 3 -Men's
lined and hound high quartered
shoes. 87$ to 51 I2J,
Uizh and low quartered boys Sh -es, 25 to
75 cents.
Girl's leather shoes, 50 cenis.
Women s leather shoes, 40 to 90 cents,
Women's leather and morocco Boots, 75
cent to l,
Women's morocco and prun l!a shoes,
cents to J I 2o,
Extra fine kid &. pmne!a Shippers, $1 25.
Negroes coarse high and low quartered
shoes, 40 c nts to 1,
Men's morocco and seal skin Pgmps, 75
cents t t 51 l.y.
Sole Lea' lies-, 15t' 17 cents.
With every other Article in the
Hut and Shoe Hue.
ALSO, a large and well selected stock of
GROCERIES
Hardware, Cutlery. China,
Glass Earthenware,
All of which are now offered at the
Cheap Cash Store
For Cash or ilarler,
sBfe3
Or on th usual credit, at most Extraordt
vary Low Prices
JAS. IVEDBELl.
Tarboro', Jan. 14, 1S36.