North Carolina Newspapers

I i Land for Sale. WILL BR SOLI before the Court house f'.i.or ii'i Tat horn.' on Tik'S iJ.iv in February Cour: n-x, one Tract of I.iihI joining I he Ian of John H. Daniel ami others, and containing 3L Acres. A credit of twelve, months will br riven. bond and good security will be required bearing interest Irom ihe date. Thomas H Irwin i Dec. 9ih I83t. 48 Square the Yards. Call and Settle. s. QTjUE Subscriber being about to remove Jl from town, requests nil persons in- debtad to him t' call and settle forthwith f and all those huving claims against him will present them for adjustment. 1. B. BRIDY. f Dec. 23d, 1836. Notice. I FOR SALE, a young j Negro Woman, 1 For cash. Apply to I 11. I). Hart. f December 9, 1S36 JXbticc. WISH to rent or lease, within two miles and a half of Tarhorou&rh. on he road to Sparta, a very good an Wtn ..nished Dwelling House, And necessary out houses. There are 25 or 30 Acres, Of cleared Land attached to it, besides a choice selection of fruit trees of different kinds. Should any person wish to rent or lease such n situation, I should he glad for them to make it known by the 1st of January next J Villi am Fox hall. Nov. 15, 1S3G. 45 J Last JYoticc. I rin HE subscriber intending to settle the JL estate of the late I Henj. Weaver, de&d, i At February Court next, notifies all per- sons having unsettled claims against said i estate to present them before that time , and all persons indebted, 14 ill pay forth with. James Ellinor, AdnVr. December 7, 1S36. State of North Carolina, EDGECOMBE COUNTY. Court of Pleat and Quarter Setsions, NOVEMBER TERM, 1835. Avey Dickinson ) Petition vs. for Benjamin Wilkinson and others, ) Dower. IT appearing lo the 8aiila tion of the Court, that Jams (irowu ami his wife Priscilla, defend ts in this case, are non residents of 11114 State: It is or 'ned that publication be made fr six weeks in the Tarborough Press, giving them notice tit appear at the next Court of Fie. is and Quarter Sessions to be hld f.r the county aforesaid, at the Court House in Tn Tho rough, on the fonith Monday of February next, then and there to answer, plead or demur, or the petition will be heard ex arte as to litem Witness, Michael Ileatn, Clrrk of said Court, at Tarborough, the 4th Monday of November, A. D. 1836, and in Hie Ixlst of our independence. MICHL. UErfliN, C. C. Price adv $3 50. 37 List of Letters, Remaining in the Post Office at Tarbo rough, Ihe lit of Jan. 1837, uhich if not taken out before the 1st of Jlpril next irill be sent "to tke General Post Office as dead letters. Austin 11 S& Son 8 Jones A M Miss Adams Nancy J Irwin Dr Henry L Arquer Lewis Johnston Eiiz Miss Anderson George Lloyd Joseph U 6 Armstrong Micajah Land Charles Anthony M B Lawrence Rev J 2 Barlow "Arthur K 4 Lewis John D BjtIow David Lawrence h Dancy BaHs William Lodge Sec Concord 3 Bullock Joshua K Moreluad&Reynotds !; Bryan Drew IWor.re Ivtwin Li Brady Jos B Mercer John Bennett Mark Medi ine Vender of BcM John Prindle P A Bell Marmadukc II Penl John Bilbry Nathaniel Phillips E Clerk Sup'r Ciurt Pippen William Daniel John J Dr Sugg Redding 2 Edmonnson Joseph Staton Cecilia S ATrs England Jnmes Staton Ezekicl Kuson Theoph In? Sesom i'son Edmondson John Stalling Mary Mrs Foreman Ags S Spicer Josiah Garrett John 3 Sharpe Benjamin Glover Sarah Mrs Tryon Selder llyman Si Lawr'e 5 Thjpen Dunn's Jliuton William Worslev Wil iairt Hushes John F Waid Timothy W Howell Britain Willerford Hrtwell Knight Charles C Waterman L L Kigln J C Wilki" Willis Kinney Daniel Mc Whitfield Benjamin Jones illiam Jus. M. li dmond, V. M (M-r$14 20j, Tarboro9 Academy. HE Exercises of this Institution will 0 be resumed on Monday, the 2d of Ja nuary, nnoer the continued superinten dence ol Miss A. M. tiaesdalt Dec. 23d, 1836 4 Female School T ' ' ' NS will recom- A monce the duties of their School (lie first day of February next, At Grangei'ille, One mile from Laurence's meeting house. Board thirty dollars per session of five month Tuition from five to nine dol-. Iar$, according t their different studies The healthiness of trie situation is wp known, in evidence of which there has not occurred one ca-e of sickness in the lauii ly durin the present year. Dec. 20ih, 183f. 6 O" I he Halifax Advocate will inserl the above three limes. La Vallce ifemale Seminary. THE Exercises of the above Institu tion will recommence on the third Monday ( 'iQthj of Jnn'y The subscriber with much pleasure informs his friends that Mrs. Emma McElvie con tinues Principal in the Seminary. The following uill ! il m.ico r dies: Reading. Writing, Spelling; Compo sition, Grammar. EU inentarv Geography, United States Hi-lory, Arithmetic, An cint and Modern Flit.,rv II..iw...c,.t fi. ography, including Ancient Geography, .mt-iurtii msiory, nnetorir, Logic, Iatu ral Philosophy, Euclid, Alf-bra. Astrono my, Moral and intellectual Phil...0phv, .Natural Theology. Elements of Critic m Cliemistry and Botauv. for theabovf b.an. dies, per session ol fie mouths, JIO 00. I'tin - - $5 00 French - 7 50 Drawing - 5 00 Painting in Oil Colors 10 00 Music on the Piano Forte, - 15 00 Music on Guitar, 10 00 Board - - 40 00 Half the Board in advance. Tip poo S. Hroxoilow. Halifax co N C. Dec 7. NASHVILLE Female Jlcadcmy. THE entire control of this Institution for the ensuing year has been com mitted by its Trustees to my superinten dence. It is my tlesir to place it upon an equal footing with Ihe Female Academies of Tarborough and Louisburjr. To do this 1 have engaged Miss Mary Pazsdale to take charge of the school. Mjsr Ragsdale h is had the charge ol this school the last session of Ihe present year, and by her un wearied attention, together with ihn rapid advance of her pupils in iheir various stu dies have given entire satisfaction to her employers. I deem it unnecessary to say more about her qualification, for she is so well known amon hii extensive acquaint ance in Nah and Edgecombe, and parti cularly in Nash as an instructress, that i feel justified in expressing the t.elief that those who commit their children to her management ill have nothing to fear. The first session will commence on Monday, tith JaiVy, .837, And end on Friday, the 23 t of Jun". The 2. id session will commence on Monday, the 3-d of July, and end on Friday the 8ih of December. Tho price of Tuition Ihe same as at Tarborough, that is, Ten Dol lars per session for the lower clases, and Twelve Dollars per session for the higher. No student will be received for a less term than one session, unless providential acci dents should prevent their commencing with the session or ca'I them ofi" before it ends, and in such cases the Tuition Mill be charged only for the time at school. It is particularly requested that the students should begin with the session and be per mitted to remain during the session, that the teacher may have an opportunity of doing justice to herself and her pupil?; for it is designed that an Examination shall 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 ill be liberalfy patronized, for no pains will be spared to make it worthy of the confidence ol the public. A. J. Battle. December 15th, 1S3(. 49 WILLIAMSIUHIOUGU Female Seminary THIS Institution will be re-opened for the reception of Boarders and Pupils On Monday, the 9th 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, Heading, Writing and Arithmetic, - $6 00 English Grammar, Geography, Chemistry, &c. - 8 00 Drawing and Painting, - 5 00 Music, - - 15 00 Needle work no extra charge. Mary Smith. -:$.- TJJ"Pianos tuned and repaired by the subscriber. JOTLV IK SMITH. All orders in Ihe country promptly at tended. Dc. 10, 1836. 49 HILL Academy THE Examination of the Students in oa , ,h's .'""""'ion w ill take place Ihe 4ib ami 25th i,,st. at which time Parents "Ml Guardians are respectfully invited to attend. 1 he Exercises will re-commence on Monday, 9th January next, at $-10 per ses sion for Board, &c. Tuition uill varv from 10 to 15 dollars per session. Books and caudles furnished at cost. STONY HILL s one mile from Sims" Cross Roads, in a high and healthy country; an evid-i.ee of whiclu but one case or sickness has occur red during the present session among 45 students. Communications directed to the Princi pal at Ransom's Bridge, Nash county. M Garrett Prin. Nov; 12th, I83fj. 45 7 FEMALE! Boarding School TH E duties of the School at Lochiel, near Hillsborough, Will be resumed on the 23d January. The Subscriber intends affording to his Pupils every facility of acquiring ait Edu cation of the highest character, both solid ami useful, as well as ornamental. The better to accomplish this object, his num ber will be strictly limited; and he also designs procuring the services of an able female Assistant from the North. The Pupils of the School are treated in every respect as members of a private family, and while their intellectual im provement is sedulously attended to, a hih regard is paid to the cultivation f their morals and their manners. Having now had some years experience in Teach ing, the Subscriber feels confident of be ing abl to plce his School on a fooling with the best Institutions for Female Ed ucation in the rouutiy. The situation of the School, a mile from Hi'lsboi oush, is one combining every advantage of retire ment and h-ai h. TE:niS are $5 Per Session; which includes Board, Tuition and Books VJu sic und Painting are separate charges. IMUboro', Dec. 1, 1836 48 6 Bacon and Lard. THE Pubscriheri have just received a supply of best quality CUT HERRINGS. ALSO Bacon and Lard for sale, by 5. T). Colten &? Son. Tarboro', May 24. VALUABLE Newspaper Establishmen t FOU SALE. THE subscribers having determined to engage in a 'iiT r nt pursui:, the Spectator Establishment J.s offered for Sale. The Ofiice is well provided wiih ihe ne cessary materials, and not withstanding that no efforts have been made, beyond the mere transmission of the paper to those who voluntar I ordered it, the patronage is such that there is no other branch of business known to the subscribers in which the same amount of capital produces grea ter prcifus. As the sale is merely a matter of conve nience to i h subset ibers, no one need ap ply as a purchaser who will not sustain the political principles whic'i the Spectator has advocated. Fasteur & Moore. Newborn, 4th Nov. 1836. Jlwfid Disclosures, BY MARIA MONK, Of the Hotel Dleu Nunnery. MONTREAL, TTBEVISED, with an Appendix, con Ji.Q t a i n i n - Part I. Reception of the first edition. Part II. Sequel of her Nar rative. Part III. Review of ihe case. Also, a Supplement giving more pHrticu lars of the Nunnery and grounds- Illus trated by a plan of he iNuunerv. F?SF I. It Urady. AND NORTH CALOIANA ITOSI 1S37, For snle at this Office at the Raleigh pi ices, viz: 10 cents each, 75 ten is h dozen, 4 dollars for half a groce, 57 a roce, &c. October, 1836. IM'"!""a "" I,m" L"'"l u JYotice. The Subscribers continue to transact Co m m is si on l in sin ess IN NORFOLK. - All produce left with their Agents, Messrs. Simmons & Eure, HALIFAX, Will be forwarded without delay by the wagons now tunning from that place to Gary's Depot, the present termination of the Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road, The waggonnge is 20 cents per bale on COT And the Rail Road freight from Gary's Depot to Norfolk is 25 cents per 100 lbs. James Gordon $ Co. Nov. i. 1836. 44 ELECTED by the very first Musician the United State?, Charles E. Horn. Esq. of New York. The Subscriber has just received Two Pianos, Of very superior tone and finish. They have been examined by fiv; or six musicians, who pronounce them first rate; several of lh oldest and most ezperien :ed cabinet makers in this place, who have carefully examine.d tire exterior, unhesita tingly declare them far ahead of any thing of the kind they have ever seen in Peters burg. For the quality ot these Instru ments, 1 refr lo Charles E. Horn, Esq. New York; Dr. Thomas Rhinnri, Petersburg; Dr. Rob. rt Emmet Robinson, do ; Wm. M. Robinson, Eq , Richmond; Charles Berg, Esq., Professor of Music in this place. Edward P Aash, Bookseller. Petersburg, Va. vg. 23. 37 JYoti ICC. Miss Frances Campbell, ( FTER tendering her unfeigned thanks to her patrons for past favors begs leave to announce to the public, that she has just, returned from New York, with her Fail and winter supply of Fashionable Millinery, Aid Mantuamaking Materials, Where she spent several weeks for the purpose of information, having had a va riety of work executed in her line, became acquainted with several of the most fash i'luable and experienced Mantau Makers in the city from whom she gained instruc tion of great importance in the business, such as will enable her lo exhibit to the fancy of Ihe ladies something new and equally pleang. Her stock of Are far supei ior to any of her former pur chases, having had the assistance of a Connoisseur in her selections, the same was therefore made with great care and exemplary task. Her Stock consist in part of l'e following articles (to ic) Fig'd Silks and Satins, Thread Hnd Bobhinet Iices, Blond lace and l.dging, Blond Capes anil wash blond, French worked muslin, lace Capes, Infant Caps. Bobhinet & muslin inserting, Long silk and kid Gloves, Velvet and oil si k Aprons, Puffs and curls. Hu ll and silver Combs, Wax and alabaster dolls, Toys of m v,y kiuds, fruits, nuts, L.c. Florence, Leghorn, satin, silk, velvet, bea ver and straw tionn ts, in gret variety. Together with many other things too te dious to enumerate, AH of which she offers on moderate terms. All orders from a dist nice w ill be prompt ly attended to, and she hopes by strict at tention to her business to merit a liberal patronage. Tarboro', 1 7th Nov. 1836. Coach House, Landscape, and Ornamental THE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Edgecombe county that he has located himself In Tarborough, Where he is prepared to execute all orders in his line of business. Those wishing Gigs, sideboards, sitting chairs fire screens and Ihe like painted, will bring them to the coach shop of Mr. Terrell. He will leave town and go into the coun'rv, when house painting is required All orders in his line of business will be thankfully received and faithfully executed on reasonable terms. Lewis Je Arquer. Tarboro' 26th Feb 183d. 8 3! ton' NEW GOODS, K'ew Goods, new Goods. ' :: THE Subscriber lakes great pleasure iu announcing to his customers and the Public in general, that he has just re turned from the North, with a complete Assortment of Fancy DRY GOODS, AND GUOCKRIES, Which he prop 10 sell on most reason able terms a great many at least 25 per ceut. cheaper lhau was sold in thi market during the last season, such as Bate Rope, Baping, Blankets, he. The Subscriber has al-o on hand, a grenl variety of heavy Heady Made Clothing; Consisting of Cloaks, over Coat?, dress Coat, Pantaloons nd 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 he wishes to buy a large quantity of both. Isaac B. Brady. Tarboro, 1st Oct. 1336. NEW & FASHIONABLE FALL. AND. WINTER Millinery, fyc. THE Subscriber informs her cuslom ers and the public, that she is now opening her Fall Supply of Fancy Millinery, Comprising an extenivc assortment of the most fashionable and durable articles for Ladies wear, which with I er former stock renders her assortment complete. Among the articles will be found Pattern bilk, velvet and straw Bonnets, Ladies beaver hats, different colors, O-lrich and Taney Feathers, Head dresses, Capes, Collars, &.C. Puffs nnd Curls. ,in great variety, Plain and figured Silks and Satins, Mode, Crapes, Gauzes and Florences, Laces, Edgings, Inserlings ami Footiogs, A splendid assortment of Ribbons, artifi cial Flowers, he. &o. These Goods were selected by herself, and having had an excellent opportunity to become acquainted with Ihe latest North ern fashion-, she invites lhse wishing any article in her line to give her a call. A. C. Howard TarborongliNov. 4. Herrings! Herrings!! T jOkifh BARRELS Cut Herrings, JL Hj'HV just received and for sale by King FAmondson. May 30i h, 1S3C. TO THOSE Whom it may concern' THE UNDERSIGNED, Having received His Summer Supply of GROCERIES, Adopts this means of apprising his "con stituents" of this important and splendid accession to his old stock. It s ems unne cessary to descant, and but for one article only. I would forbear. The one alluded to is CHAMPAIGNE rare stuff, indeed quite exhilaiating a sovereign remedy for despondency; or, to he as brief as pos sible, it has never entered the hearts of those who have not tried it, to conceive the excellencies of my i-Fox brand Champaigne." As much might be said in behalf of many other things among my stock, which con sists of the following arm lest A great variety of Candies, Muscatel and bunch Ra sins, Apples, Oranges and Lemons, English walnuts, Palm nuts. Butter and water Cracker, Sugar Crackers, Pine apple Cheese, Scotch Herrings, best lump Sugar, Principe and Spanish Segars, CHAMPAIGNE, very superior quality, Charnpaigne brandy, French brandy, Holland Gtu, Jamaica Rum Pott wine, Irish whiskey. New England Rum. Spanish smoking Tobacco, Lemon Syrup, London Porter, Cider in bottles, Scotch snuff, tallow Candles, sea Bread, Loco foco Matches, Playing cards, Mar- bles, k.c. he. All which may be had for the considera tion.of twenty-five per cent, ou their origi nal cost. Joseph B. Br add y. July ISih, 163t. Valuable Land FOR SAKE. THE Subscriber intending to remove to the State ot Mississippi, offers for Side on very accommodating terms. thai Valuable Tract of Land, Whereon he now resides, containing About 800 Acres. it is admitted to le inferior to no farm in Ihecmiftyof Greene to quantity of acres. It lies on th north tide of Gn-at i Contemn, a cieek, lite miles below Stan. totisburg There ore on the pn mi-es A good Bivellinz House, And out houses and attached to it A valuable Grist Mill. Between 3 and 4i 0 acp, f cleared Land, well adapted to the cultivation of the -'a-pie production of ih cimtry. particular ly cotton .The terms will he mail0 verv Accommodating, and likely you"? ecro s taken in payni- nt at casn prire. For further particulers those who to pur chase can couie and judge for themselves. .. tpeixht. November 29. 1P36 47 Joticc. rTp HE Subscribers will in a few days b lL in receipt of their Fall pnrchas'e in New Yo, k Hnd iu Petersburg, of a general Assortment of Groceries, And the important articles lo the Tlanter l this season of the year. Wte also intend to keep three wagons? employed in Ihe transportation of Cotton Trom thh to Halifax, and will at all times give the hig. est prices for baled Cotton delivered in thi- ph.ee. D KICFMRDSb CO. Tarboro', Oct. 14, 1835. a-lMP"UTANT To the Public. :: Having on hand a very large and extensive STOCK OF Winter (ioods, I now offer them J3l a reduction of 10 per cent. On last months prices those desirous of obtaining Goods a u trifling advai.ee on New Yoik Cost, will mot su-.iy find it to li eir interest to call and learn my ri ces hHor purchasing. In my Assortment tcill be found: Newest tit vie dai k and light Calicoes, from 10 Cent- to 30, Circassians, every color, 20 ;o 50 cents. Black and colored Silks, in great variety, 35 cents to 1 25, A great bargain iu men's and women' Clo k, from 3 to $8. Supeifiite Br. aiii Intl. s, from lo $7, Satlit.ett'. f;otn 40 rents to $1 25, White and red Flannels, 25 cent t. $, Rose Blankets. 2 to $6 pr pair, Point IMankfts, 6l cents to ,$ I , Negro ( loth, all wool, six quarters wide, only 0 cents, do. do. time quarters wide, 35 cen, Cloth and blanket Ov rcoas, $6J to $8, Ladies lawn uudersle eves, Ladies and gentlemen's a ilk Ha:lker cniet. cents to 1 50, , Bonnet, cap and bHt Ribbon, cheap,' Men's and boy HATS and Caps of . very description. The largest and cheapest Assortment of Hoots and Shoes, Ever exhibited in Tarloro (to wit:) Men's Boots, $1 75 to 53, Men's lined and bound high quartered hoes, 87$ to $ 12 J, Hiah and low quartered boys Sh es, 25 to 75 tents. " Girl's leather shoes, 50 cents. Women's leather shoes, 40 to 90 cents, Women's b-ather and morocco Boots, 75 cent to 51, Women's morocco and prunella shoes, cents to gl 25, Extra fine kid 8a prunella Slippers, $1 25, Negroes coarse high and iow quartered shoes. 40 c'nf s to $ 1 , Men's morocco and seal skin Pomp, 75 cents t 51 25. Sole Leathfv, 15 to 17 cents. With every other Article in the Hat and Shite line. ALSO, a large and web seleoed stock of GROCEHIES. Hardware. Cutlery, Cninaf Glass tlarlhei)UHire All of which are now offered at the Cheap Cash Store For Cash ot Harter, PI Or on the usual credit, at most Extraorrt nary Low Prices. .LiS. WEDDEUj. Tarboro', Jan. 14, 183.