gcpt. The following items cou
sin te uuh' uews oi "lleet M'e
diit-over.
Spain. Don Carlos, by ac
ittuHlsio Set.2l, has retreated
ton) before Madrid and llie c;tpi-
,, is aiTUiii U'el. Ii is lljoula
fcspaiitrro, wiiliJOran it) pursuit ol
i,m tvill auaia ulluw hiui to ts-
i-ape.
Liverpool Cotton Market, Sept
Tlie demand lias very ui.i-
,M-ial'y I'allet: olf, our market lias
j;ei) diill, and prices general!.
I Ji;lrt declined 1 -8d to id per lb.
Sqit r29 There lias been a
great falling ofl in the demand
niice our last, and consequently, a
ury iiKiclive market, which Ims
enabled the liw buyers, who Imve
alieiided, to inal.e selection of
qualify and at easier prices, those
ul kiiUvuek being barely support
ed. Washington Market, Oct. 31.
Torpentiiie, new dip, 2 40;
Old $2 00.
Tar,$l 50. ll li
'if.
Petersburg Market, Oct. fJ I .
Cotton Coining in more fedv,
and in demand from 7 to 1UJ
a as. Int.
DIED,
At the residence of Mrs. Tomp
liiis, in this county, on S;tnrday
bit, .Mrs. barah nines, wife of
Mr Peter R. Il'nes, and daughter
ol'Mr E. i. M;icnair.
''l
THE JRACES
"OVER THE
GREENWOOD,
Scotland JS!eck9 Course,
1VILL COMMENCE on Tuesday,
If tlie 7th November, and continue
1 UK DAYS:
First Day,
SwpMake for three year old Colts
1 fillies, two mile beats, $ U0 entrance,
-lf Inrfeil, two or more to make a race
I'Cl-.ie the G h Nov.
Second Bay.
Onc-li.ilf of Uie Xot-key Club Ture,
mile heats, $ 13 rut? ance.
Third IJav,
Bnlnnce of Jockey Club Purse, $200,
:JiiiiIt: heats, entrance
Four Hi Day,
Proprietor's Purse, 5I0O, with t!i ad
iiiion f new subscribers from this date,
mile het, best 3 in 5, 5 10 entrance.
Uriie Course is in line order. Good
Milt s an J litter furnished Race Horses
'the Proprietor pledges bimseli
lul nnthing st.all be left undone on his
NH give satisfaction lo those who may
Htronize him 011 tliis bis first appearance
-i' the Turf.
T. R. NICIIOLLS, JWr.
Ociaber 17, g;i7.
THE RACES
(iw the Tarboro' 'Course
W'-L COMMENCE on the third
. f Iuesilay in November. :md e.oo-
iiF0UU DAYS:
First Day. -
f Swrppsiai for three years old,
"'' lioais. glto entrance, 50 foieit
"'Otainne open until the '2nd Monday in
' 'mber. Persons wtshin? o enter,
maKe
'"'"I'liftur.
it known by uddres.ing the
Second Day.
((rt,of".-,(ckey Club I'urse. two mile
Lfc'r ' 3JV,50 entiance, .12 for subscri
S'i for non-subscribers.
Third Day.
Jnnce of Jochey Club Purse, three
Cnb,rd,S' tl em ranee, 20 for sub
cr and for non subscribers. :
Fourth Dan
fite-n y Csf' ,nile heats, best three in
S'OwiyV0 W "ia,It UP H ,,e elraiice
'"iice iin ,w,Jckey Club days-en-
t JU, to be added to the purse.
Na,i , be subject "to ihe
i, 7,uc'on. J
Sa,l,'cssed the Proprietor
1 bc !st paid. '
On . Foxhall, Proprietor.
u,,0rf,!, ito7 1
tFThe
r
is
,kHer n ,C,M,U'B Constellation, Nor-
,h ":: v
nun ivarrenton Reporter will
-f.r,. , :L' ", e imf ('ice a week)
"acc 1 " thisoflice lor collection
Race Ball.
;VaRt Mr,'oA:',, ''ARTY will be given
He L, ' ,,e"de-' Assembly Room,
S,',a,.;'',,,nes of ,he thir.l 4,1 fourth
:i.jii'V v """'i' hoio- Course, the
'Kl. i . !..C0"f"hcr nex'.
Land for Sale.
T
HE Subscribe.- k.: i .
,.. ' : ' eirous to
nove Mjutniisbtirg, he Wnrlt r i
About 1400 Acres,
Of iHiirli about 200
it-wit a. 1 1 . . '
acres are cleared, and
iohi.&c On Hie premises, ate
V comfortable. Dwell inn Ion
And necessary outhouses, togcil.er will,
a apple Orchard, &c. Term, wi
"ul- acc..,,..iii,.?. For .further parti
cub.M apply it. the sub criber.
Juhio 7V.W.
September I t. 1S37- 37
F. Inve Mim day established our
Selves in this tibice i.ii ii, r. ..-.....
f 1
1 ausacung
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
We r-,,.rclfwlly liud. r otir service 10 our i
luei.ds and II. e jMildic in grnfral ns such, i
Mcssr. M & T Firm 1 1
Oi HALIFAX, N. C.
Aiennr Aaeiiu. I.., vil u ti.,. pHV J
sinct Mttcniion to ail " i
'EDUCES
t hat may be left in their charge. Rut a
(e weeks m.re (lie Bridgt; ners Ibe Ro.
Jinoke nl Wvldoii will be e.inideleil, wli-n
ho Cars will run Ihro' to II diiax, X. C.
W. Harris & Co.
Norfolk, Vi. Sep', t, 18.7.
Female Jlcadcmy.
HUE Hxercises f.f the Tarboro' le
L male Armlfinv will be ip-iin...ii
M"iiday,lhe2ddayi.fOct diei next, under I
' eoutiniied sup linlendenre of Mj?s .1. '
.V. Hagsriulc.
September 27, 1S37.
Valuable Land
FOR SALE.
ILL IH: St)M. at mivaie sale
sometime in the laM of .lannarv
next, ouej lantatiou ol value, having on it
Jl good Mill and Gin,
CONTAINING
About 400 A t res
... . . . . j 1
Said Tract of Land is situate in Edge
combe county, N. ('. and is die l ce
whereon names Daniel died, ami tvhith is
now owned by his orphan-. One of the
uudeiinpd wi'l be ii the settlement if j
.-aid plautatioo at the tiiiM- a'tove specified, j
when any gentlem t 1 cm have the oppor
tunity of purchasing. One of ih orphans j
is of age ai d will in ike 'iile the nth. rs J
are not of age, and ill si e as good boe J j
lor I iie pi i lorniKiice the contract as can
t e bad in Georgia and Alabama. "
JAMES SIMMONS,
JJIMES ASKEW.
EJZ II IK1SIEL,
Sep. 17, l-:57.
Bacon and Ltard
FOR SALIC.
HE subscriber has for sab; a large
quantity of prime
BACON AND LARD.
Which be will dispose -f 011 reasonable
term". He has deposited some for sale at
the store of Messrs. . Austiu Sun, in
the lowu of Tarborougli.
John Daniel
Sept. 14, 1837.
Entertainment,
As usual, at the well known
JlcUade Stand,
EDGECOMBE COUNTY, N. C.
1T miles above Tarborougli 51 lielow
R-ieigi.. irice
trtli August, 1837.
JYoticc.
IIOR SALE, al TarUoro', the fo!of
' in- works, by Jas. Osbourn.
Old School Sonnets, price
Present Dark and Sickly Slate
of the Church of Christ,
Fac Simile, or the Religion of
New England portrayed,
Tidings of Joy from the Hill
n f inn.
50 cents.
25 cenls.
12q cents.
75 cenls.
AUo, The Bondage of the Will,
(trans lated) by Marlin Liither, 1
(North Carolina or northern money only
can be received in payment ) Apply to
4 July, 1637. CoffieUl King.
Constables' Blanks for sale
AT THIS OFFICE.
- i . . . . .
i!
Joarf JVoi
ICC.
Jl ciai.v . 'U3 NMl,f andespe.
"-'Kb iv.-i.i..-,;: .!
glon and Baltimore, or io
informed. 11,'.. , ,VV ,c L?'!""""
ik. vi. .:i v'r i-ansjwiin
i-i.iii .inn rasspuuore r-... -r..i
linios r. 1. 7 '& iv uiree
" " rrrv . riilllli.i.r ...
.... ... t31CI n
Lille Of Stmrpo
ami St.Mnu,,. ani for ()
b1::;:: !,,eP Kv ,,,,n,u ' -
"V111"' R'.rrivis by ,l,is Lint-at
o.f 3 o tlbck in the eveni,,.;.
Passengers nlto take the
tVilmhtglon and Halifax Line,
'ri!,1'""?l 'lif Mail Train of Cars. leave bt.i
,I,ree ''"" s a week, vet almost every day
an K,,S'" rain by which Pause,,'.
! per eau be conveyed; leaves B'akelv and
1 ariive at the iniiction uiib tii r:.',
mii.I Hnnnoke Itoad in goo.l iime
,f l 'he Pailv Kxpi. ss Mail Lint ior
1 i.i- 01 hi, winch com.e. ts n Petersburg
uilli all
Hie fast Nin thrrn Lines of Rail
Knad, sleamboats or slaves.
Okfice PKTKKEruG livn. Road Co. ?
I liii Aug. 18 i7.
Joti
cc.
TVOUniF.RN AM) SOUTflERN Trn--L
wdleig will fi.. go.l accoinmodali .i
and j.iomj.t attenlion a the
ttL.'u'ly Hold,
A,,1, l1 ' lepeclfully invited to call
a"', .i,,,l.e '' liemelves; the undersin-
. ett p, edges hiunelf to do his best to please
and cive satisfaction to (ljose wbo may
! luvor him iib Ib.-ij- custom.
I The C ARS of the "
I Velersbnrg Hail Koctd,
f.eavr tin almost every day and regular
ly on Mondays, eJix-Mia v s and Fridays
in time to connect with the Caiswliidi
j curry tlie threat and Kxpress MatU, and
the pubi.e 11. av le assured eveiv tbiujj
shall hr done for their com tot t and ac
coiumo.lation, which it is in the power of
the nudi rsigned lo do.
J as. ir.
K Units
Blakely Depot, Noi tiiampton, N C,
Hih A-is. It37.
Dunn, JWlhoaine
13 row nicy
I Is e now on haii'l
hi l 1
a very extensive tii.d
-sorted
Slock oj Groceries,
Yb;'cb inclutb-s, with other articles, a
l-ws:e supply of Cotton ggtHf, Bale Hope,
Twine, Sate and Upper Leallur, al! laid in
uifer tin: most favorable circum-laiices,
iiinl which they are disposed to sell on
1 1 ason.tblc lei in-.
They w ill continue to
lieceive on Consignment $' Sell,
COTTON, TO B. I CCO,
And other Produce, on their uual terms,
at.d wiil, as heietolore, give the strictest
atti-miou to all buiiiss cor.iidcd t.i their
management.
Petersburg, IC;b Vitg. lS-'7.
Lost or.MishiicI,
THREE Notes of Hand one vs. J.dni
Lawrence, Sr. of Cnnetoe, for
dated in I83, anl bearing iutere-t from
1st Jan. 1837. One do. vs. Joshua Daf
fln, for bont $27, dated in May Court
las', with interest from t': dale. One vs.
William T. Lllim.r, for $25, dated be
ginning of June Jpst, with interest from
date, for money lent, as expressed in the
note. These notes are all made payable
lo the sub-criber. All pt-rsons are fore
warned trading for the same.
James FAlinor.
October 16, 1837.
Notice.
E have of late had a new elemen
tary woik introduced among us
and into our schools, entitled the
Deacon Spelling Dooh
Which we fi'd fmm experience, lo be far
superior to any thing of the kind ever of
fered to the public. It is generally be
lieved witli u, that, children will learn
twice as fast, i'rom Ihe study of thai work,
aslhey will from any other spelling book
vtbalevei; for which reason parents amF
teachers are advised, to use the Beacon
Spelling Book, for the eaily advancement
of Ihe rising generation.
Aver a Walton.
Sept. 30, 1837.
Sheriff's and Constables
- blanks for sale,
AT TIIH OFFICE.
If n if I
'JYoticc.
riHUF. subscriber wishes to inf.rni bis
7,nT" ' public generally,
that he has jum received Iron, New York
His Fall supply of
Which added lo bis former sto, k makes it
very compb te. Hft invites ll n,.w.
nt to purchase
Fine and cheap Goods.
In his ie, to eive him 0 k r..i.
conlident that be can nlpiw..' 1
q .al.ty and price. ' "
tSJGentlemen flirnSiliinir !..:
cloth can have it made and oimmed in t,e
best manner and at the shortest notice.
Henry Johnston.
TarborV Oct. 4th, 18:17.
JXoticc.
HAVING positively decided on remo
vins; from Tarboro' on the 1st J.,p.
e respectfullv invite nil ,r f.;n.,.u 1...
have unsettled jirru.n.ic ..r ...... .1
. . IH KM.I IMIIUII
with us. to call and si nl., 11. A . .u,.
arhest possible dav tl.eir rnnipnlnnr.
will admit. our business ba l.. of
staiidii.jr, and our uniform disposition to
ccomiiiodatliir-tu our custom. rs. we
hope will be a sufficient stimulus to iosure
a punctual aeqtiiescenee i nnr iv.i..ci
tliat we may be enabled to ciose our busi
ness by May Court, (the lon-est lime we
think of residing in Tarborougli.) This
nppeal is made uin, a confident cxneclu
Hon that all rnn'(riill ..;n ..nii .'.
. - ! I 1 1 U. I V VI I
rc as des red.
Any claim on us will ,e n. omntlv naid
niien pres-nied. We also oiler
Any Gomls in our Store
AT COST.
Thf
e stock is larce. varielv verv
pialily MtpcSor, and bought In la per
ceni iiii,,r prices gc.ierailv paid lor
CJood lb.- last year.
Heal Estate,
Store house, wave houses,
and Lot,
Large and extensive, the most pleasantly
located and arrai ged for business of aux
in the place- indeed it is not inferior t.
any in tlie State, for comfort and ex enled
lnnc.intile operations.
A Urge D7Viiting,
And out bouses of all d-scrip'ions, p'ea
sauily Joe. ted in good comiiiion '..r a
larjio family or boarding bouse, lining
rom 40 feet long with two LoU of Land
attae.Iu-il.
Tico Lais of Land,
With a gin and screw bouse, a first rate
iron sere, mid tkJ saw gin, with room to
bold 100,000 lbs seed option, stud 50 bales
when packed a large stable, granary,
f-'dder loll, and carriage houses, work
shop, &LC. not inferior lo anv in the State
About 200 awes of Land,
One and a half miles from loan rt conve
nient piiib-ge for any resident in Tarboro.
Also, a plantation on Fish
ing Creek, 750 acw s,
15 miles a!ve T.-irboro. with a !ar-e and
Cttinf 'i table dwelling house, ail nee-s.-.ry
out bouses, laige garden well enclosed,
grape vine, selected fruit trees, fcc. sur-
ouuded by. a large and handsome strove,
and as gtmd water as any below the
mountains comprising one of t!ie haud
soinest and heal hiest locations in litis part
of the county. Th l welling'is in the pine
woods, J miles from the Creek, or main
pl.mlalion; on which is a good overseer's
bouse, cotton b. use, neiro houses, &;c.
wiib a large bai u a nd stabb s. and the best
f J in yard in the county for raising man
ure, all well enclosed cleared land Mifli
ciont to m.ike fiOO barrels corn, 40 to
5(,O0t lbs seed cn:lnii small grain, pota
toes, &o. &c. v.-l divided, wit h ood gates,
fei.ces, Ilc- and vviil insure to the purcha
ser as profit able investment as any farm in
the county of the same extent. Anv
person residing down lite country would
find this one of the most healthy and
delightful residences in the State.
All or any of the above properly will be
sold at a great sacrifice. '
R cV S D. COTTEN,
S. I). COTTEN 8? SON
Feo. 24, IS37.
Coach, Douse, Landscape,
and Ornamental
-:.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Edgecombe county
that he has located himself
In Tarborougli,
Where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his lioe of business.
Those wishing Gigs, sideboards, .sitting
chair, fire screens and I lie like painted,
will bring them lo the coach shop of Mr.
Terrell.
Ile will leave town and go into the
cSun'ry.wheii house pairing is required.
All onlers in his line of business will be
thankfully received and faithfully executed
on reasonable terms.
Lewis de Arqjter.
Tarboro' 26ih Feb 186.
i gvbd' Assortment of
Family Groceries,
Col ten Bagging awl Dak Hope,
FOR SALE BY
Ar. M. Martin 8? Donnnn.
Oid Street, Petersburg, l a.
ETThry have taken a large & convenient
lirv:k Warehouse,
On the wharf for the Storage of Coitfn
ent to their tare where if ill be en
tirely sec ii re nS the bouse is unconnect
ed wiilt any other building.
-V M. M. D.
October 23, 1837.
NEW AND SPLENDID
Millinery, ic.
TMF. Subscriber is now opening her
F all Supply ol Goods, which bavin?
been selected with caie bv berelf out of
I ilia I . . . 1 . j.
..c ...it-M iiupnriaiions. enaiiie ner conn
denily to assure her fi tends and custoni-
that thev cannot fail being pleased
wjih them. Her assortment comprises '
A GREAT VARIETY OF
t;
ilks, Sttlws, Velvets, &c.
Together with a laige quantity of staple
j amnancy articles usually kept in Mi liue-
ry establishments al. of which she will!
j ell at very iow prices for cah, or on the !
i usual crulit to punctual customers. An !
j inspection of the Goods is i especially j
in lieu. i
:
A C. Harvard, I
Tarboro', Oct. 27, 1637.
CARD.
To the JLadies.
TBI HE Subscriber is now opening
JL' Cheap Cash Store, the follow i
at he's
New Goods,
Which he respectfully solicits ihe Ladies
io call and examine, (io wit:)
Extra rich plain and figured Silks, Satins,
and Poplins,
A great variety of painted Muslins and
Cambrics, of the most beautiful patterns
both small and large,
Elegant printed Bishop Lawns, some with
silk slii-s,
Small pattern Bells to niatch,
Beautiful snvH pattern CIihIIvs,
A splendid assortment of needle worked
lace and muslin Capes and Collar-, the
greatest bij-gains and richest Goods ev
er offereJ,
Dunstable, Beilin, Swiss mid .fancy straw '
rionnets, newest and mo-t U.-monabie
shapes, in great variety,
Cap borders with fl.iwers, a new article,
Artificial sprigs for caps and wrcaihs for
the hair,
Bonnet!, cap and belt Ribbons, to suit ev
ery taste,
Very handsome belt Buckles Bracelets?
Elegant assortment of lancy neck Shawls,
Fonclitiis and embroidered lace Scarfs,
entirely new,
Ladies ami misses Corselt, of the most
approved make, in great variety,
A large assortment of Ladies and misses
Parasols, of every size, quality &, style,
Eklrn rich velvet and bead Bags",
Lace gauze Veils, of every description,
Hem stitcbM linen cambric Handkerchiefs
Elastic head Bands. Chiuelle cord,
Mohair Caps, Fans, hair Ringlets,
Light kid and fancy silk Gloves,
White, black, and fancy colored plain and
emorei'ieren siik auu cotton tJOae, in j
great variety, j
Muslin Edgings and Inserlings, I
Thread and bobbineti Laces, Edgings and j
Insertiiigs,
Plain ami figured Bolibinelt,
An elegant assortment of Ladies and mis
ses French, kid, satin, velvet, prunella,
seal and morocco Slippers and Shoes, of
the newest sty le and very best quality,
most of which were made expressly to
order,
Slfltfll piec,s ,,PW s,y1' Calicoe'
H V IV inong which are a great ma
ny elegant patterns, from 10 lo 30 cents
per yard,
50 pieces Ginghams, good and cheap,
Plain, striped, and check'd Moslins for t
di esses, from 25 cents and upwards,
Corded Skirts, variou? qualities.
The above with every other ariicle in
THE FANCY AND STAPLE
Dry Goods Line,
Can be had in the greatest variety at
Extraordinary low Prices,
For Cash or on ihe usual credit,
At the Chenp C.trli Siorc.
JJJS. fVKDDELL
Tarboro'. April 7, 1837-
Corn Fans.
AN eirellenl new Corn Fan, made by
Mr. John Wilson, of Hamilton, can
be had on reasonable and accommoda.
iug terms, on application
At this Office.
Tarboro1, July 21.
Printing neatly executed,
AT THIS OFFICE.
l amtMaanmijii n mm iiwrt
NEW FIIOI
HF. So! scribers bavin? purcbafcd
the Stoi- bouse Lots, Goods. -.r.g
and Mefcbamlize. ol Mi.t n air
son Co. intend carrying on the tner-
cai.inr o.is.ness 111 an us biaucbcs at the
old stand, under the firm of
J & J. Lota cue e
One of the firm is now in iew York, to
lay ina large assortment of seasonable
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES, &C.
Wt.ich will i,0 (Pre ,,y or b, forft -vovem.
i.er Coo, t a of which we a e deie, n,in-
lo sell at small advance for cash, or
n a credit lo punctual customers. We
shall--keep constantly on hau l an ex-en-ivenssortnieiit
of Goods & njei chan.tize.
(LTWe have also purchased the Black
smith end bis tools. All kinds of black
smith work will be done at the shortest
notice, as usual.
JOHN LA IV HENCE,
JOSMH LA IV HENCE.
tarboro', Oct. 9. 1837.
N. B. Dr. Jusiuh Lawrence will continue
the practice of nit licin. as hereto I' -re.
Male of .North Carolina,
F.iGLCOMI5E COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
AUGUST TERM, 1S37.
Ja-se kl. Powell
Vl5 Original Altai ft
Frederick P. Evans, ) v.ent
Levied on the Lands ol Fredeiick P. Ev
ans, lying on Beach Run, contaii.ing
40t acres more or less, adjoining the
I mils of James S. Bailie, Wrliam 1. Fl
linor, and otln rs.
H"T appearing to the satisfaction of the
muii, mat I reileruK 1'. Evans, the
d k-iitla: iu this esse, is uot an inhabitant
of this Stale: Ii is therefore oub-iitl, that
publication be made in lie Tarhi rough
Press for six weeks successively, that un
It-Si the said Fredeiick P. l.vaos appears
at the next Court, to be held on the lounH
Monday in November next, and replevies
he property levied on, and pleads to is
!u, , liat judgment by default will be ren
dered against him.
Witness, Joseph Bell, Clerk of said
Court, at oflice in Tarborougli, the fourth
Monday in August, 1 1-37.
JOS. BELL, C. C.
Ptk- adv 3 aO.
Slate of ;Vori Carolina,
EDGECOMBE COUNTY. .
Coti7 of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
AL'-GUST TERM, 1837. -Judith
Bass )
vs. Petition for path 'ion of
Levi Daniel, ) Lnads.
tT appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Levi Daniel, the defendant
in this care, is n.-l an ini.hb.tant of this
Slate: It is therefore ordered, that publi
cation be made in Uie '1 arboroiigb Press
for six weeks socces?ivi ly, that ui.less the
said Levi Daniel app. ars t the . next
Court, to be held m the fourth Monday, in
November next, then Pnd there io plead to
issue, otherwise the said petition will be
takt n pro confesso, and set for homing
accordingly. Witness, Joseph Bell, Clerk of said
Court, al ofiice in Tarborougli, ihe fourth
Mouduy in August, 1837.
JOS. BELL, C C.
Price adv 2 75.
Strayed,
11 ROM Ihe Subscriber at HaroiWfHiy
Mat tin county, on Saturday last,
A bluck hire,
Abou 8 years obi, 5 feet 1 or 2 inchei
igl',aud a split in her left bind booC
liberal reward will be giv.r for the deliv
ery of said mare to me in Martin cnuulv,
near Log Chapel and any information
respecting her will be thankfully received.
John C. n ealhersby.
August II, 187.
Chinese Jflulberry.
THE subscriber has for disposal seve
ra'i hundred rooted trees and cut
tings of the noted Morus Multicuuleg or
A tw Chinese Mulberry;
Found doubly advantageous for si'k euJ.
lure, and one of Ihe most beautiful orna
mental trees, of moderate size, the eye
can rest upon. Of the ease of prima:
ting Ibis tree and its rapid grow th the pub
I may judoe when informed that from a
small ro .ted plant, r,.r which a dollar was
paid at Baltimore about four vears since
Ihe f-ub-cfiber has disposed 'of a large
number, and has et as above slated and
that his first propagaie.l frees are'near
twenty feel high and beautifully pronor
lione.l The leaf is ada.kgreen color
and often 16 inches Jong and II bro,.
The sprite, (now reduced) ioOcenM
each for plants upwards of 5 feet bi-b and
proportionate for thoe .f a smaller size &
when a numbe, are taken at a time
SIDNEY IVRF.T.p.n
nrinKieyvuie, tldlilai county.
, N. C
Dec. 15,
163d.
P. S. Mr. Geo. How ard is mv Agent for
vines and trees at Tarboiougb'and vicini.
iv , and those desirous of any plants would
do well to make early application, so that
they may be included ru a box about to be
sent to Mr. Hojvar i SF.
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