v
Rail Road Notice.
.X.
Cqfficld fling,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MAVING removed to his new estab
lishment, nearly opposite the Court
House, respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that he is now open
ing a handsome assortment of
Jfall atiD cHftinter
Of a beautiful and superior quality i which
have been selected with much personal
care in the northern cities, and will be
made up to order at short notice and in
the most fashionable style such as:
Superfine blue and black Cloths,
t, Invisible green and brown do.
Clarence brown and mulberry do.
Olive and mixt do.
Polaski ribbed. Cassimere,
M Plain black and mixt do. do.
Lavender, Zebra, Plaid StGrecian do.
Striped and corded do. of various
colors,
Plain Mack and figured Velvets,
Brocade Velvets, a sofwrior article,
Plain black and figured silk Vestings,
Brown and drab Petersham,
Cluck and brown goat hair Camblets,
Also, a beautiful assortment of Stocks, some
very superior,
Bosoms, Collars, Gtoves, S'ispenders, Sic
He trusts by due attention to busiiM-ss,
and his long experience therein, to give
due satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their orders, lie will keep ion
stantlynn handan assortment of seasonable
Heady made Clothing,
Of the best quality, manufactured by him
self and warranted.
ALSO, thre or four Journey roenTaiJots
f the first class, x anted.
Tarboro, Nov. 10th. 1836.
Whom it may concern.
HE Subscriber tequests nil those in
debted to htm to call and settle their
accounts.
January 13, 1836
H. KLG.
Montague's Balm,
Jin Indian remedy for toothach
WHICH when applied according to
directions, has never failed to afford
immediate and permanent relief, just re
eived and for sale by
J. JK COTTEN.
11th Nov. 1836.
Copper Tin ware
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
Win. D. Roberts, Jr.
tip E5PEC TFULLY announces to the
MM Farmers of Virginia and North
Carolina, that ha-vhig received' extensive
supplies of foreign and American Copper
of all the various thicknesses adapted to
the manufacture of Brandy, Turpentine,
and other Stills, will be happy to receive
their orders as soon as practicable.
He has on haud, of the most approved
construction,
'Itrandtj Stilti,
From 90 to 110 gallons.
WORMS of all descriptions, and a large
and general assortment of articles of Tin
and Copper manufacture.
Old Stills, vtorms, lid repaired in the
liest manner, or taken ia exchange for
new ones.
Farmers and merchants trading to Nor
folk, vi rivers or eanal, are informed
that by addressing the undersigned, rheir
goods can be shipped free of expense,
having a Copper and Tin Wtkre Establish
ment located at that place, conducted by
hi indefatigable agent A. S. Dozier.
ITPNorth Carolina Bank Notes receiv
ed in payment without discount
N. 13. To avoid all mistake, please acT
ciess WM. D ROBERTS, Jr.
Tin 4 Copper xcare Manufacturer,
Portsmouth, Va.
JW 16, 1837.
Teacher Wanted.
PERSON capable of leaching the
rudiments nt h VnuCcli laiimonu
who can come well reconrruenderi, tan
get a ocnooi worth $20 per mouth, and
board found, in the vicinity of Twon'g
Store, Pilt county. Apply to Benjamin
Joiner, or to
John Joiner, Esq.
July 5,gl 837.
Just Fublished1
Aud for sale at this Ofiice, a pamphlet en
thled, , .
XIC MOUSE,
Trying to gnaw out of the
CATHOLIC TRAP.
nr , ALSO,
Jo other than Baptist Churches
Have a right to be called ,
C1IRISTUN CUUttCUES.
.s,. Bt Joshua Lawrence.
Price 10 cents ingieov $l pcr dozcn;
NEW ARRIVAL OF
Spring Sf Summer
AT THE
Cheap Cash store.
James Weddell,
SIT A3 just returned from the iNorthern
JUL cities, where he has purchased at
exceedingly Low Prices, a LARGE aud
Splendid Assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE
GltOCERlES,
HATS, SHOES,
Hardware., China. Glass and
hart hen ware.
Which he otters at a very small advance on
The JTcw York Cost,
And feels confident he can convince all
who may favor bin with a call that his
Stock uot only comprises a most splendid
variety, but having purchased them in
many instances at a great sacrifice to the
importer, he will offer them at such aston
ishingly low prices as be tlalters himself
will fully meetJhe views of those whose
object is to buy
Fresh & fashionable Goods
At very low Prices.
TEllMS Cash, or the usikiL credit to
punctual customer.
Tarboro, April 3. 1837.
PIANOS.
MR. E. P. NASH, of Petersburg, Vir
ginia, being sole Agent for the sole
ot our Piano Fortes, in the States ol Vir
ginia h North Carolina, persons desirous
of having Instruments of our manufacture,
can make application ro him, as he has
the exclusive right to sell in those states.
Slodarl, t forces ter tS Dunham
New Toik, March 17, 1837.
I COMMENCE my spring sales of the
above Instruments in the States of
Virgin! and North Carolina, by declaring
that Stodart. Worcester & " Dunham's
manufacture of
Tiano Forces,
Is the very best in the United States not
j only equal to others, hut, literally the very
best; and as the very best evidence that 1
j ann borne out in the assertion, am permit
j led to challenge a fair trial with any
i make, or makers, far or near.
The Factory of these makers having
within a few mouths been considerably
enlarged, I shall now be enabled to meet
the diuand. The price of those Pianos
are regular and established.
Ldxrard P Nash.
March 27.
William VV. Gray's
Invaluable Ointment,
FOR ULCERS, TUMOITRS, &C.
Can.now be obtained of the Patentee, al the
Office of the Raleigh Register,
SinglePot, 1 dollar due dozen, 9 dollars.
WILLIAM IV GRAY.
Raleigh, October 4. !83f.
Raleigh, September 1. 1 836.
For five or six years previous to the
spring of 1834, a negro man of mine had
been much afil.cted with an ulcerated ariri
and hand, which rendered h'rni almost use
less. The ulcer embraced that part of his
arm from the elbow ifoWn. inrlndma tiU
entire hand, which was literally a mass of
putrefaction. A Joint of on finser, and a
part of the thumb, peri; bed and dropt off.
a more uisuessing and Hopeless case 1
have never beheld. It was abandoned by
hn physician as incurable, except bv am
putation of the hand.
The best medical treatment having fail
ed to relieve the map, I placed him under
tne care m Mr. W illiam IV. Gray, in thi
place, who, with his Ointment, has fiert..
ally cured the case, although the negro
was frequently aoserit, lor weeks and
mouths together, He has lioon ontiri.,
well for the last eight months, and 1 have
goon reason to believe will continue so
WILLIAM BOYLAN.
State Bank
Of Jfoith Carolina.
4-
PURSUANT to a Resolution of the
Stockholders of this Bank, at -their
last annual General Meeting, all persons
having claims on said Bank for Dividends
of Capital or Profits Deposites, or Notes
issued by the Principal Bank or its Bran
ches, are earnestly desired to present them
for payment to the Treasurer of the Bank
on or before '
The first Monday in JVo
i vember next, ; . V
Otherwise; "they will be barred, as" the
Stockholders will then make a final CUi
dend of the effects of the Bank.
S. F. PATTERSONtPres't.
Kafeigh, Dec. 23, 1836. l ;
Printing neatly executed,
' AT TUIS OFFICE.
y
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT.
riTIHE Board ot Managers ofllrt? fFash-
li inglon National Monumental Society
invite DESIGNS for this structure, tuteu
ded as a memorial of a
NATION'S GRATITUDE.
It would be to fetter genius, to prescribe
any limits to the exercise of its powers,
which should, however, in this case, har
moniously blewd durability, simplicity and
grandeur. Although it ia impracticable at
present lo estimate the extent of the con
tiibutions that may be made, the Designs
maybe predicated on an expenditure of not
less than one million f dollars.
The Board of iUanagers will not offend
American genius so much as to offer, in
this instance, a pecuniary reward. The
artist, whose Design shall be adopted, will
feel amply remunerated; and all the De
signs 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
uniform size, of the dimensions of sixteen
by twenty-two inches. The designs to be
directed lo
GEORGE WA TTERSON, See'ry.
BECKWITH'S
Jlnti-dyspeptic Pills.
THIS most valuable medicine for the
cure-of Dusnensia. and the Prevention
ol bilious fevers, colic, ate. &c is kept con
stantly on haud and tor sale by .
J. W. COTTEN.
Tarboro. 24 Sept. 1836.
HERRINGS,
Bacon and Lard.
THE Subscribers have just received a
supply of best quality
CUT HERRINGS.
ALSO Bucon and Lard for sale, by
IP. Cotten & Son.
Tarboro', May 24.
Large Maps,
Of Mississippi & dlabama
-::-
1 MOWING the Public St Indian Lands,
Indian Reservations, Land Districts,
Townships, Streams, &.c. engraved (rtm
the Government Surveys and Plats in the
General Land OlnV.e, Washingtou City; by
E. Oilman, Draughtsman in the General
Land OtSce.
F. TAYLOR,
Bookseller, Washington City,
Has just published (and secured the copy
right according to law) the above Maps,
which will bt found infinitely more com
plete and accuiate than any heretofore
published. !'hey are published on sepa
rate sheets, each containing nearly six
,'q-uare feet, aud will be found especially
useful and valuable to those interested in
the lands of either State; as they shoarev
ery item of information which is in the
possession of the Land Offices relative to
water courses, township lines, Indian
lands and reservations, land districts, fctc
and will be found perfectly accurate and
precise on these points. They can be sent
by mail to any part of the United Slates,
subject only to single letter postage.
Price two dollars, or three copies of either
will be sent by mail for live dollars. A
liberal discount will be made to travelling
agents, or to any who buy 'to sell again.
O3 Editors of newspapers, any where,
whvi w'rfT give the above advertisement (in
cluding this notice) one or two insertions,
shall receive by return mail a copy of each
Map, if they will send a copy of t he paper
containing it to the advertiser.
Jnlv 1.
ESTABLISHMENT OF
The Journal Office
FOE SilXiSS.
fKVIG to the intended removal of one
Hjr of the Editors, and the wish of the
other to devote himself more exclusively
to the duties of his profession, the under
signed offer for sale the., establishment of
the North Carolina
Journal Office.
The Office is well found in Jo , Newspaper
and Ornamental Type, the 1st of subscri
beis is tolerably large, and they doubt not
might be greaily augmented by a little
exertion.' To any person desirous of em
barking in the business, it offers induce
ments not inferior to any in this State, but
to a practical printer they know of no in
vestment he could make of his money, that
would yield" him a more profitable return.
Hybarl & Strange.
Fayeiteville, May 30, 1837.
Published and for Sale at this Ojjice,
A PATRIOTIC DISCOURSE- tht
North Carolina Whig's Apology for
he Kehukee Association and, A Basket of
fragments, bvthe Rev. Joshua Lawrence.
Also, A Rev iewof Clark's defence and jus
tification to the KehukeeAssociation, writ
en by a lay member of the Association
and. Occurrences in the Life of Elder Jo.
seph Biggs, wrot by himself. .... . t
Ifiiion Hotel
;
T- HE subscriber begs leave, most re
spectfully to inform his friends and
the public generally, that he has taken
possession of the above Establishment,
formerly occupied by Maj. Jno. G.
Blounl, neatly
Opposite the Court House,
In.l.ksiinar fnr nmr Vfnrs liast befll OH-
j gaged in like business, feels confident of
being able to give enure satisiaciroH i
those who may favor him with their pat
ronage. Bis table will be furnished with
the best the market t an afford. His sta
bles are new and in eood order, and will
! be attended by the best ostlers. Sufiice it
! lo say, that nothing on his pare will be
wanting to make tnose comioriaoie woo
may call on him.
A. C. Patlilla
Nashville, No. Ca. July 17th, 1837.
To the v Afflicted.
...
Jfi RAY'S invaluable Ointment for the
MJT cure of white swellings, scrofula and
other tumours, sore legs and ulcers, and
fresh wounds, sprains, bruise, swellings
and inflammations, Sic. he.
Kowand's genuine tonic mixture, a per
fect cure for ague aud fever.
The above valuable medicines may be
hail wholesale or retail on application to
J. W. Cotten, Agent for Tai borough.
1837.
JYoticc.
THE subscriber having recently dis
posed of bis
Gin making Establishment
IN GREENVILLE,
To N. TYER, requests all those indebted
to him to make early payment. From
his long acquaintance wiih Mr. Tyer (who
has for several years past been in his em
ploy) he respectfully recommends his for
mer customers to him, ard is confident
that all who may. favor him with their cus
tom will be satisfied.
Henry Chamberlain.
Cotton (Bins.
THE subscriber having purchased the
Establishment of Henry Chamber
lain, in Greenville, N. C. for making
Steel Saw Gins,
Respectfully informs the public that he will
conliuue the business at the same place.
Having an extensive assortment of ma
terials on-hand, he assures those w ho may
favor him with their custom, that their or
ders shall be promptly executed.
Gins will be repaired.
Of the best materials, and at the shortest
notice.
Persons when ordering will please state
whether they prefer the German, or polish
ed cast steel plates.
AE.XiZ.3J TXSOBJ,
Still remains connected with this establish
ment, and carries on the
Lock and Gunsmith business.
He also makes Saw Mill Doxcs, and Mill
Inks, of ar composition invented by Da-niel
Peck, of Raleigh Mill Spindles, with
Steel Collars, (turned,) and Gudgeons,
manufactured eijual to uny in the United
States. "
All orders must be directed to the Sub
scriber, at Greenville
Norfleel Tyer.
Jamrary 30, 1837.
Vine Culture.
,t.
THE Subscriber has more than twenty
kinds and fifty varieties of-the Vine.
Some of these are generally known as ex
cellent for table use or wine, viz: the Scup
pernong, the Halifax, Isabella, Catawba,
Hei beaut's Madeira, &c. The price for a
well rooted Single vine i a nuarler nf
dollar but where a dozen, fifty, one hun-
ireu or more are taken at once, or boxed
and sent the same direction to one resnnn.
sible person, a hasndsome deduction 19
maue. roriunner particulars inquire of
he Editor of the Tarboro' Press, or
SIDNEY' SELLER.
Brinhleyville, N. C. Oct. 4.
HISTORY OP, THE
Kehukee Jlssociation.
JUST PUBLISHED, nd for sale at thf
ofiice of the Tarboro' Press, "a con
cise History of the Kehukee Baptist Asso
ciation, from its original rise to the pre
sent time-by Elder Joseph BigSs-under
the supervision of a committee (consistlne
of Elders Joshua Lawrence, William Hv
min, and Luke Ward, and bieihrcn Tho
mas Biggs Joseph D. Bi-gs, ani Cushion
B. Hasten,) appointed by the Association '
Price $1 each, or $10 per dotiu "
rrff HE Mail and Passengers for Peters
H bar", Richmond, Washington, Phi
ladelphia, Sic. kc. will leave Blakelj on
Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
10 o'clock, A. M.,au(f will leave Peters
burg for Blakeley, he. 011 Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at 9 o'clock. A. M
connecting at Blakeley wito the
Tarboro'' Mail Line nf Stages,
And at Halifax or Gary's, with the Wil
mington L'ue.
Petersburg Rail Road Co. Office, ?
4th Sept. 1S37. S
Rail Road Office,
Wilmington, May 16th, 1837
URSU AN 1" to an order of the Board
ol Directors, the Stockholders of the
WILMINGTON AND RALEIGH
Hail Iload Company
Will be called on for the following instal
ments, viz:
$5 per share, to be paid oa or before
v the 1st July next, v
5'o ,, 1st October,
10, 15th December,
James Uivcn, 1'resH.
Roanoke Trade.
GASTON, 5th April, 1837.
II E undersigned respectfully in
forms the Planters and Merchant
of North Carolina and Virginia, aud (he
public generally, that thtt
Greensville and Roanoke
HAIL ROAD
Is now completed, and in successful ope
ration, and that he has located himselt at
Gaston, the termination of said Road, for
the purpose of transacting
fl Commission, receiving and
forwarding business;
And is now prepared to give attenfroi to
all consignments. The undersigned, in
commencing business at Gaston, was un
der the impression that "the shippers of
Produce, and receivers, of Goods, both of
the country and town of Petersburg,
would find it convenient and advantageous
to have a regular correspondent and dis-irr-terested
agent to attend to their various
interests, and especially to the order and
condition in which boatmen and wagoners
receive and deliver th-ir cargoes at Gas
ton, from .d to the Rail Road Company,
and particularly in procuring boats and
wagons, for the iamiediaJe dispatch of
merchandize, he. to its place of destina
tion. Under this belief, he offers his' ser
vices to the public, promising te devote his
time and services to their best interests,
and assuring them that he will discharge
the trust which may be reposed in hiui,
with care and fidelity.
The undersigned, in offering his services
to the public, begs leave to inform them
that he has, for the last two or three years,
devoted his time in an extensive ship bro
kerage and commission bu-hiess in the
town of Petersburg, and flutters himself,
that the knowledge there obtained in this
branch of business, will enable him to give
satisfaction to those who may favor him
with their business His charges will be
very moderate; merely sufficient to pay
for the time these duties will require at
his hands.
SrfML. W. PUGH.
Rales of charges on some of the most promi
nent articles: "
Tobacco, merchandise, iic. per hhd. 2&cts
Cotton, per bale, 25 do
Merchandise, per peck, 10 do
Flour, per barrel, JO do
Manufact'd tobacco, per box St keg, t5 do
Salt, per sack, : ' 5 do
REFERENCES.
Petersburg. Chas. F. Osborne, Presi
dent Petersburg Rail Road Company,
Messrs. Rowlett, Roper &t Noble, L. E.
Stainback, Son & Co. Pannill &. Lea,
James AL McCulloch & Co. Dunn, Mcll
waine h Brownley, Hurt, Patterson h
Wills, Holderby & McPheters.
Grtslon W.W. Wilkins, Esq.
Mecklenburg Dr. Ligual J.i-.cs.
ClarksvilleVa. Messrs, A.W.Venable
& Co. J. L. Thomag, Esq.
Milton, N. C.Vaikins St Farley,
George W. Johnson &. Co-.
Danville, fra.Geo. White, T D. Neal,
Eq
Slate qf 'North Carolina,
MARTIN COUNTY,
Court of Pleas and quarter Sessions,
JULY TERM, IS37.
Henry Peal
TS Attachment.
William Peal, ) .
Jonathan Ward summoned as garnishee.
IT appearing to the satisfaction f the
Court, that the defendant is not a re
siJeni of this State: It is ordered, that
publication be made for six weeks in the
larboro' Press, for the defendant to ap
pear at the next term of this Court, and
replevy, or plead, or judgment will be
rendered against him.
Witness, Joseph D. Biggs, Clerk of our
said Court at Williamston. the second
Monday of July, 183?.
JOS. U BIGGS, Clk.
Price adv $2 5J. .
Sheriff's anil Constables
I Blanks -for sale,
AT THIS OFFICE.
War Department
Pension Of ice, Oct. 3,
nnilE following Cirrl i' -
JL dressed to the Pension a"', f
the Second Comptroller of the T 1
is published for the infonnatinn oTr'
sioners. find those lu n.:i., .... e"-
altnmevs. in drau-inir a ";iir
them. J b ' t,,,efc
James L. lldt
Commissioner of hnsiQTil
CIRCULAR.
Treasury DeparlmcnU)
Second Comptroller's Of!'
fjce, September i S3G j
The A 'gen tfor paying Pensions
Sir: In order to guard more effect,,
against a repetition of frauds, as ht
fore practised by the production of f0re
papers, the first three following ad liii0ll'.
rules will be observed bj the accouulit,
oiiicers or me i reasury
). In every case where the
employs an attorney to receive his
sion, the execution ot the power rwKiLt
in the presence of at least one i;nK
other than the magistrate before w iiom t
is acknowh dgecL No payment to anji.
torney will be allowed ""less supported!,,
a voucher thus executed, f
2. In all cases where the signatirre f
the pensioner or his attorney is requirfd
such pensioner or attorney will v rie his
name at length, if capable of so dniiif.
otherwise, his signature may he by map,
or cross, in tvhicft ease the execution must
be in the presence of at least on compe
tent witness, other than the justice oruo.
tary who acts officially in the case.
3.. No payments m ill in future te nn!e
to any pensioner, 'iiher in person wli
attorney, who has not applied for his pi
t-ion for more than one year, without tte
production of evidence of his iuentitr, aa
prescribed in the instructions frnin tlii
office of June 10, 1833, chapter 1, secrioa
, ana form b, nor until such evidence
has been transmitted to the Commissioner
of Pensions, and a special direction aa
thori.ing the payment has been given.
4. In ease where a certificate litis Lett
issued by the Commissioner of Pensions
to the widow or children of an officer or
soldier under the act of June 7. 1632, or
undev the a-et of May 15, 1823, no proof ol
the relationship of the applicant to the de
ceased officer or soldier is to be required
by the pension agent, that proof having
been necessarily filed in the office of ib
Commssioner of Pensions prior lu the k
suing of such certificate.
Respectfully, Sir,
Your obedient servant
(Signed.)
' Albion K. Parris,
Jan. 24. '.' Comptroller.
To take effect from the 4th March 1 So .
VERY BEST
Cotton Yarn and Twine
FOR SALE.
THE Subscribers feel grateful for ti
liberal patronage which thev recetveJ
the past year, and hope by assiduity i
punctuality in business to merit a coiiliiri
ance of past favors.
Thev now have and exnect to keen con
stantly on hand, the
Very best Cotton Yams,
From Nos.2 to 18 inclusive. Alsorawi
sizes of the best
Cot Ion Seine Twine.
Its durability and strength has been fairly
tested, and t. e Subscribers feel no lie;ii
lion in uronoufieiuc it inferior to none,
not superior to any . in market. Both lite
above articles they expect to deliver to
purchasers on as liberal terms asaitieks
of the same quality can be procured else
where. The usual charge for conveyance
will be made.
Terms of Sale for all Quantities of Yarn
over one thousand notinds. f ur months ere.
dit will be allowed for any quantity under
one thousaud pounds, three Luntlis, 'I
purchaser giving note (without interest) a'
the time the Yarn is Jeliveied, payable"
the above stated tunes.
The proprietors of fisheries will do vt'i
to apply to the Subscribers for Twine for
the future,, as a very liberal credit will lt
given. " ;
BATTLE $ BROTHERS.
Falls Tar River, Jan 10, 1S37.
Cotton, Gins.
FTP HE subscriber has removed froJ
JL Tarborough, and established biro?
on the Ralei&h road near the store of J.1,
Knight, on Cokey, where he continues
The making and repairing
Cotton Gins
All those who wish to supply themseJ
with Gins of the best quality,
fully solicited to appry to the abiC"Jur
personally, or by letter. All orfer
Gins will be promptly executed- t,l"s
of order wijl be expeditiously repaire d.
" Persons wishing to have woik efC"01J
will please leave their orders at e
of J. C. Knight, Est- rn
SAMUEL I). PROCTER
February 6th, 1837.
Xoles of Hand, and othtt
blanks, for sale,
AT TIJIS OFFICE.