&s fell
. Coffidd King,
MKKCtlAtVr TAILOR,
ITT AVINU removed to his new estab
jL lishmeni, nearly opposite he Court
House, respectfully informs his fii'-nds ami
Hie public generally, that he is nw open
ing a hand-ouie asoi'tni';' of
if all ant) CUKinter
Of a bautiful and sunerior quality? which
have been selected wnli innclt personal
care in the northern citi'-s, and will l
ma.le up to order at short notice and in
t!e most fashionable style such as:
Superfine blue and black Cloths
t. Invisible preen a id brown do.
Clarence brown and mulberry do.
Olive and mix! do.
, Polaski ribbed Cassimere,
tt Plain black and mixl do. do.
Lavender, Zebra, Plaid .Grecian do.
,, Striped and corded do. of vaiious
colors,
Plain black and figured Velvets,
Brocade Vehets, superior article,
Plain black and figured siik Veslings,
flrown and drab Petersham,
Black and brown goat hair Camblels,
Also, a beautiful a?sorlmentof Slocks, some
very superior,
Bosoms, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders, Lc.
He trusts by due attention to business,
and his long experience therein, to give
satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their orders. He will keep con
stantly on band an assortment of seasonable
Heady .node Clothing,
Of the best qifii r y, manufactured by him
self and warranted.
ALSO, lhre or four Journey men Tailois
of the first class, w anted.
Tarboro', Nov. 10th. 1836.
Whom it may concern.
THE Subscriber requests all those in
debted to him to call and settle their
CCOllllts.
January 13, 183G
. KLXG.
Montague's Halm,
An Indian remedy for toot huchs
WHICH whin applied according t
I rectii ns, lias never failed to afford
Immediate and permanent relief, just re
Ceived and for sale by
. IV. GOTTEN.
11 til Nov. 1836.
Copper Tin ware
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
Wm. D. Roberts, Jr.
MESPF.CTFULLY announces to the
f armers of Virginia and North
Ca olina, that having received extensive
supplies of foreign and American Copper
of all the various thicknesses adnpted to
the manufactuie of Brandy, Turpentine,
and other Still, will be happy to receive
Iheir oiders as soon ag practicable.
He has on band, of the mot approved
roosti action,
lirandy Siills,
From 90 ID 1 10 gallons.
WORMS of all descriptions, and a large
and general assortment of articles ol Tin
and Copper manufacture.
Old Stills. Worm, &c. repaired in the
best manner, or taken in exchange for
new ones.
Farmers and merchants trading to Nor
folk, vi t rivers or canal, are informed
that by addressing the undersigned, their
goods can be shipped free of expense,
having a Copper and Tin Ware Kstahlish
raent located at that place, conducted by
his indefatigable agent, A. S. Dozier.
ETNorth Carolina Bank Notes .receiv
ed iu payment without discount
N. B. To avoid all mi&iake, please ad
dress WM. D. ROHKRTS, Jr.
Tin Copper ware manufacturer,
Portsmouth, Va.
June 15, 1837.
Teacher Wanted.
APEKSON capnble of teaching the
iu.din.ents or the English language,
who can come well recommended, tan
pt a School worth 20 per month, and,
board lound, in the vicinity of lison'
Store, Pin county. Apply to Benjamin
Joiner, or to
John Joiner. Esq.
J'y6.J1837.
Just Published,
And for sale at this Office, a patnphfet Cn
titled,
MOUSE,
Trying fo Kmtw ou( 0f thf,
VTllOUC TRAP.
ALSO.
N ihnJ!T ftist lurches
"n;r"r,?,,,,0''e called
CURMiAS CHURCHES.
BTJo,ln,A LaWrkrci:.
Fko lOceuts single, op ct i
6ir,or pCr dor.cn.
NEW ARRIVAL OF
Spring Summer
AT THE
CheajJ Cash store.
James JVeddell,
HS jut returned from the Northern
cities, w here he has purchased at
exceedingly Low Prices, a LARGE and
splendid Assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE
GHrjCP.MF.S,
HATS, SHOES,
I
Hardware, China, Glass and
Earlhtnt'ivare,
Which be oilers at a t ry small advance on
The Jfnv York Cost,
And feels confident he can convince all
who may fav..r him wi h a call that his
Stock not only comprises a must splendid
variety, but having purchased them in
man y instances at a great sacrifice to the
importer, he w ill offer thcin at such aston
ishingly low prices us he flatters himself
will In ly meet Ihe views of those whose
object is to buy
Fresh &fnsliionable Goods
At very low Prices.
TERMS Cuth, or the usual credit to
punctual customers.
Taihoru', April 3. 1837.
S.
1
MR- E. P. N ASJi, of Petersburg, Vir
ginia, being solo gent for the sale
ol our Piano Fortes, in Ihe StaUs of Vir
ginia North Caroli persons desirous
ul having Insn time- Is of our manufacture,
can make application to him, as he has
the exclusive right to sell in those Mates.
Stodost, Worcester $ Dunham
New York, March 17, 1S37.
I COMMENCE my spring sales of the
above Instruments in the States of
Virginia and North Carolina, by declaring
that Stodari, Worcester 6l Dunham's
manufacture of
Ciano Fortes,
Is the very best in the United States not
only equal to others, but, literally the very
bi-si; and as tl.e very best evidence that I
am borne out in the assertion, am permit
ted to challenge- it fair tri.A with an
mnk-, or makers, far or near.
The Factory of these makers having
within a iViv months ben cnasidernbly
enlarged. I sli dl i.ow he enabled to meet
the demand. Tbe prices of those Pianos
are regular and established.
Hdwurd V Nash.
March 27
Will tarn V. Gray's
Invaluable Ointment,
FOR ULCERS, TUMOURS, &C.
Can now be obtained of Ihe Patentee, at the
Ojjiceofthe llateigh Register,
Single Pol, 1 dollar One dozen, 9 dollars.
i" ILL Mi M IV GRAY.
Raleigh, October 4. 1836.
Raleigh. September 1. 1836
ror live or six years previous to Ihe
oi io.M, a negro man of mine had
been much afflicted with nn ulcerated arm
am: hand, which rendered him almnd ......
less. Tbe ulcer embraced lhat part of his
" 'e "-mow down, including his
entire hand, which was literally n massol
putrefaction. A ioint l)f HHP fl ng.r a. ..I
part of the Ihumb, perished and dropt off.
n. muic tiisnessing ani Hopeless case I
nave never neiieirt. II was abandoned by
ins piivsician as incurable, except bv am
putalion of ihe hand.
The best medical treatment !a;.. Coti
ed to relieve the man, I placed him under
Ihe care of Mr. William W. Gray, in this
place, who, -v in, hjs Ointment, has effectu
ally cured ihe case, although the negro
3 iarm iv aoseni, lor weeks and
ino- ths logeiher. He has been entirely
well tor the last eighi months, and I have
goon reason to believe w ill continue so
iVlLLMiM BOY LAN.
State of North Carolina,
MARTIN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
OCTOBER TERM, 1837
Henry illiams
illiams i
White, )
Attachment Levied on
rteddick
Land.
James Shaw )
, i Altach,n"'t- Levied on
Reddick VVInle,) Land.
V appearing to ihe Court, thai the de
fendant in these
the limits of ibis State: It is therefore
ordered, that publication be mad-- in ,e
Tarboro' Press for six weeks, giving no
lice to ihe said defendant that his L.tds
are levied on, and that an order of sale
will be made at next term, unless op
pear and show cause lo the contrary.
Witness, Joseph I). Uigs, Cle.k of our
said Com, at on3ce t(). fpcoM M
itav ot October, l8i$7.
JOS D. 'liIGGS Clk.
Price advJ 6y, 7
WASUINGTON
MONUMENT.
f (he Wash-
r mm o - -
3, inlon National Monumenlal"Societi
invite DESIGNS l
structure, nil
tied as a memorial ot a
NATION'S GRATITUDE.
' It woulJ be to fetter genio, to prescribe
any limit lo the exercise of ils powers.
i .1 II I uor l.x litis race liiiT-
I.I .1 .l..ral.;iil.iinilriMlV B.ld
grandeur. Although it ii'impraclicaole at
present to estimate the extent of Ihe con
tiibulions lhat may be made, the Designs
may be predicated on an expenditure of not
less than one million of dollars-
The Bo n d of Managers w ill not offjnU
American genius so iuich as to offer, iu
this instance, a pecuniary repaid. The
artist, whose Design shall b adopieu, win ;
feel amply remunerated; and all Ihe Ue-j
signs v ill be bound and carelully preserved
to which end, it is requested thai they be
sketched, as near as may be. on paper of a
uniform size, of Ihe dimensions of sixteen,
by twenty two inches. The designs to he
directed to
GEORGE U'.ITTERSOX, Sec'rjj.
BECKWiTH'S
Jlnli-dyspeplir Cills.
r li 11115 most valuable medicine for the
JL cur of Dyspepsia, and the p eveutiou
ol bilious fevers, colic, tc. &c is kept con
stantly on hand and lor sale by
.. IV. COT TEN.
Tarboro'. 21 Sept t86.
I1EKRINGS,
Bacon and Lard.
1 1 1 1 "ub i ibei s have just received a
J!L soijily of best quality
CUT HERRINGS.
ALSO li h od and Lard for sale, by
S. I) Voilen& Son.
Tarboro', May 24.
Large Maps,
Of. Mississippi & Alabama
HOWTNCJ Hie Public &i Indian Lands,
Ik5 Indian Reservations, Land Districts,
Tovohi,s, Streams, lie. engraved from
the Government Surveys and Plats in the
General Land Office, VVashingtou City; by
E. Gilman, Draughtsman in the General
Land Olfice.
F. TAYLOR,
Bookseller. IVashinglon City,
Hag just published (and secured the copy
right according to law) ths above Maps,
which will be found infinitely more com
plete and neonate than any heretofore
published. i'hey are published on sepa
rate sheets, each containing nearly six
square fert, and will be found especially
useful and valuable lo those interested iu
Ihe lands of either State; as they show ev
ery item of information uhich is in the
possession of the Land Offices relative to
water courses, township lines, Indian
lauds and reservations, land districts, bi.c.
and will be found perfectly accurate and
precise on these points. They can be sent
by mail to any part of Ihe 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
OHfT.diiors of newspapers, any where,
who will give ihe above advertisement (in
cluding this notice) one or two insertions,
fchall .receiv e by return mail a copy of each
Map, if they will send a copy of the paper
containing it to the advertiser.
Ji-lv I.
KSTA BLISUMENT OK
The Journal Office
WING to the intemjed removal of one
HF of Ihe Editors, and tire wish of the
other to devote himself more exclusively
to ihe duties of h'n profession, Ihe under
signed offer for sale the establishment of
Ihe INorlii Carolina
Jmimnl Office.
The Office is well found in Job, Newspaper
and Ornamental Type, Ihe 1 si of subscri
ben is tolerably large, and they doubt not
might be grenlly augmented by a little
exertion. To any person desirous of em
barking in the business.' it oilers induce
ments not inferior to any in this Slate, bul
to practical printer they know of no in
vestment he could make of bis money, that
would yield him a more profitable return.
Jlybart & Strange.
Fayetieville, May 30, 1837.
Published and or Sale at this Ojffice.
PATRIOTIC DISCOURSE tu
North Carolina Whiff's Anolotrv v
he KehuUee Association and, A Basket ol
iragmems. by the Rev. Joshua Lawrence.
Also, A Reviewof Clark's defence and .'.
location to the KehukeeAs'ociation. writ-
en by a lay member of the Association
and, Occurrence in the Life of Eld-
enh Bigs, wrot' by himself.
Union Hotel
fWy HE subscriber bes leave, most re
spectlully to inform his friends and
ihe public generally, thai lie nas iaen
( p .
h,ossesion of ihe above
r.Siiiousii iirm,
Maj. Jno. U.
forme! I v fccunied by
Mount, neai ly
Opposite the Court House,
And having for some years past been en
raced in like business., feels confident of
l,e'"N' i,l,e "
give entire satisfaction lo .
those who may favor him with iheir pat- ;
rnnage. ilis table will be furnished with j
the best f e tnaiket cnu afford. HN sta
bles are nev and in (rood order, ao-! will
be attended by t"- besi ostlers. Suffice it i
to say, that nothin.a on his part will be (
waotin to make those conilorlaole wno
may call on him.
I. C. VaU'dla
Nashville, No. Ca. July 17th, 1k7.
To the
9 JLiH I Cl lsil.
RAY'S iovab. able (iinlinenl for tbe
cure of.while swellings, scrofula and
other tumour?, sore legs and ulcer-, and
fresh wounds, sprains, bruises, swellings
and inflammations Sic. lie.
Rowand's genuine tunic mixture, a per.
feet cure for agu- nnd fever.
The above valuable medicines may be
had who'esale or retail on application lo
J. IV. Collen, Agent for l aihoiougu.
137
jYoticc.
UK subscriber having recently dis
posed of his
T
Gin mailing Establishment
- IN GREENVILLE,
I'o N. TiEK, requests all thos. ind-bfed
to him to make early payment. From
his long acquaintance wiib Mr. Tjer (who
has for several .years p if t been i t, is em
ploy) he respectfully rec.onim'-m'.s ins for
mer custom-rs to him, aid is confident
lhat all who may favor him with their cus
tom will be satisfied.
Henry Chamberlain.
Cotton Bins
THE snb-cribrr having purchased the
Establishment Hfnry Chamber
lain, in Greenville, N. C. lor making
Steel Saw Git-sy
Respectfully informs the public thai he will
continue the business at the same place.
Having nn extensive assortment of ma
terials on hand, he assures those who may
favor him with iheir custom, that their or
ders shall be promptly executed.
Gins wilt be repaired.
Of the best materials, and at Ihe shortest
noliee.
Persons when ordering will please stale
whether they pre'.er the German, or polish
ed cast steel platen.
AliliSfof TISOB7,
Still remains connected with this establish
ment, and carries on Ihe
Lock and Gunsmith business,
He also makes Saw Mill Boxes, and Mill
Inks, of a composition invented by Daniel
Peck, of Raleigh Mill Spindles, with
Steel Collars, (turned,) and Gudgeons,
manufactured equa! to any in the United
Slates.
All orders must be directed to the Sub
scriber, at Greenville
Norfleet Tyer.
January 30, 1S37.
Vine Culture.
;:
flfl HE Subscriber has more than twenty
IL kinds and fifty varieties of the Vine.
Some of these are generally know n as ex
cellent for (able use or wine, viz: the Scop
pemoug, the Halifax, Isabella, Cal.iw ha
Herbeaut's Madeira. &c The price for n'
well rooted single vine is a quarter of a
dollar -but where a dozen, fifty, one bun
died or more are taken at once, or boxed
and gem the same direction to one respon
sible iiircmi o I, i . ..
nuusuiue uetiucifon IS
made. I nr further particulars inquire of
he Editor of the Tarboro' PrpsS or
SIDNEY IVELLER.
Rrinkleyville, N. C. Oct. 4.
HISTORY OF THE
Kehnhee Association.
JUST PUBLISHED, and for sale at the
office of the Tarliorn' Prc. .
... - i n con
cise History of iheKebukee Baptist sso.
cialion, from its original rise to Ihe pre
sent time by Eld r Joseph Biggs under
the supervision of a committee (consisting
of Elders Joshua Lawrence, Wii,lln jj
mm. and Luke Ward, and brethren Thol
o .. D,KKs'Josel,n v- od Cushion
U.llassell,) appointed by the Association "
Price 1 each, or $10 pcrdosen.
cam
Rail Road Notice.
fTT? HE Ma i and Passengers for Peters
II btitgi Richmond, Vwsliingtony Phi
IndelpbtaT &e. S:c. will leave Blakely on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday, at
It) o'clock, A. M- and will leave Pelers
b,ir" for Blakeley, Sic on Mondays, Wed-lie-days
and Fridays, at V o'clock, A. M
connecting at Blakeley with ihe
Tarboro' Mail Mine of Stages,
And at Halifax or Gary
with the Wil
niiiin-inn ime.
Petersburg Pail Road Co. 0Jp.ce.)
4th Sept. 1837. 4
Rail Road Office,?
Wilmington, May Itilh, 1837.J
"J"JURSC AN 1 lo an order of the Board
ki of Director, the Stockholders of the
WILMINGTON AND RALEIGH
Hail liond Company
Will be called on for the following instal
ments, viz:
i$5 per share, to be .paid on or before
the I t July next,
. ' October,
s"l", 15th December, ,,
James (hvvnt FresH.
Removal.
II Vi Subscribers have removed to (he
hu-e on Old Street, next door east
of Messrs. Hurl, Paitcr-on Wills, where
ihcv will continue tbe
GROCERY & COMMISSION
They have on hand and are rereiviuj,
.7 general Assortment of
GROCERIES,
Which are offere.l !'o;- saie on reasonable
tern. s. Country PRODUCE entrusted to
Iheir management, will receive strict and
pr nipt attention.
A' M Martin 4 Don nan.
Petersburg, Aug. 5.
Roanoke Trade.
GASTON, Uh April, 1837.
ril IHE undersigned respectfully in
IL forms tbe Planters and Merchants
of North Carolina and Virginia, and Ihe
public generally, that the
Greensville and Jionnoke
HAIL ROAD
Is now completed, and in successful ope
ration, and that he has located himself at
Gaston, the termination of said Road, for
the purpose of transacting
A Commission, receiving and
forwarding business;
And is now prepared lo give attention to
all consignments. rhe undersi vneil. ;..
commencing business at Gaston, was un
der the impression that the shippeisof
Produce, and receivers of Goods, both of
the country and town of Petersburg,
wouio miu it convenient and advantageous
10 nave a regular correspondent and disin
iricsicu tieiii iu auenu i innr various
interests, and especially to the order and
condition in which boatmen and wagoners
receive anu nenver in. ir cargoes at Gas
trin Crn,n n . I . . i. r..:i r r.
i. ..in ami i imc- nan ioan company,
and particularly in proc tiring boats and
wagons, tor me immediate dispatch ot
merchandize, He. to its place of d;sth,8.
lion. Under this beliel. be offers his ser
vices to ihe public, promising in devote bis
nine anil services to Iheir best interest
and assuring them that he will discharge
.V hum which may ue reposed in hi,,,
w ith care and lid- lily. '
The undersigned, in offering h's services
lo the public, begs leave to inform them
lhat he has, for Ihe last two or three years,
devoted his time in an extensive ship bro
kerage and commission business in the
town of P. lersburg, and flatters himself,
that Ihe knowledge there obtained in this
branch of business, will enable him to give
satisfaction to those whom.-iv f-.n, i.:.'
., ..... J mm
with their business His charges i ,c
very moderate-, merely sufficient to pay
fr ihe lime these dulies w ill require at
his hands.
SAML. IV BUG II
Rates of charges on some of the most promi
nent articles:
Tohacco, merchandise, &c. per h,d. 25 els
Cotton, per bale, 05 uo
Merchandise, per peck, J(, do
h lonr, per barrel, ,u Oo
Manutact d tobacc, per box fc keg, C do
Salt, pt rack, do
REFERENCES.
Petersburg. ChH8. F. Osborne, Presi
dent letersburg Rh, Road Company,
Messrs Row left. Roper & Noble, L. E.
Sta.nback, Son & Co. Pannill &. Lea.
James M. McCulloch & Co. Dunn, Mcll-
iva!r.!I.?rownley- Hurt Peterson &
Wills, Holderby L McPhetert.
Giston.-. W. Wilkins, Esq.
Mecklenburg Dr. Lignal. Jones
ClarknUU r.-Me.ss.s, A. W. Venable
ul,o. J. L. Ihomar, f-sq-
Milton. N. C Waikins fc Farley i
George W Johnson & Co , '
E "U, ra.-Geo. White, T. D- NCB1, ;
War Department
Pension Ojfice, Ocf. 3, lS3o
HE following Circular Leti, '
dressed lo the Pension
A...
ine oecoini i-ompn oner ofthe J
. r. .1 r ...ii . "l
is publisne'l lor tti mfoi
iniation ui p.'
sioners, and those who
nttni-tievs in ilraivinn- il.;.." . , """
j
them.
James L
img n.eir hiilCll.U
.ir
I'tltvanh
Commissioner of Pms-mi
CIRCIJLAU.
Treasury Department.)
Second (.omptkollek's 0f!(
fice, Sepiemht-r 1335
The Agent for paying Pemim a1
Sir: In order to uard more i-ffcc'i
against a repetition of frauds, as lie-ret-
foie practised by the pioduciion of (uiZ
papers, the first three following Htl.tiii., t
rule s will be observed by ihe hccuuuih.
offit'ers of Itie Treasury. '
1. In every case where t!ic pMii-0.:.
employs an attorney lo receive his n
sion, the execution of the power xmn
in Ihe presence of at le.isi one :lti
other than ihe magistrate before hnni t
is arknow b dged. No l;iynient l.i ai)Jl.
torney will be allowed nolens suppoitii i v
a voucher thus executed. -
2. In all cases where the signature t;
the pensioner or his attorney is itimirt
such pe nsioner or attorney will vriei.i
name at length, if capable ol" 0 io,r
otherwise, his signature may In ,v ,nai,
or cross, in which case the execution m
be in the presence of at least ohm compt.
tent witness, other than the justice 01 do.
taiy who acts officially in ilie case
3. No payments w ill in future be m
to any pensioner, either in person or U
attorney, who has not applied for hisp
-ion for more than one year, without tig
production of evidence of his iden'itv v
prescribed in the instructions from" this
olfic" of June 10, 1833, chapter 1, lectim
2, and form B, nor until such evident!
has been transmitted to the Commissioner
of Pensions, an.l a special direction u
thorizitig the payment has been given.
4- In case wjicre a tenificale has licea
is-u-d by the Commissi., ner of Pensions
to the widow or children of an officer or
soldier under i. he act of .l-itie 7, 1 S3-, ot
under tbe act of May 15, 18S, no proof of
Ihe relationship of Ihe applicant to the de-
ceased officer or soldier is to be required
by the pension asent, that proof hauo;
been necessarily filed in the office of tlw
Coinmsiotcr of Pensions prior to the ii
suing of such certificate.
Respectfully, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed.)
Albion K. Parm,
Jan. 24. Comptroller.
To lake effect fromth?4lh Marrh. IS T.
VERY HE ST
Cotton Yarn and Twine
TOM SALE.
nrVlF. Subscribers feel grateful I'irt'.f
II liberal patronage which tiny teaat'.
' the past year, and hope by as-i luii) af"
punctuality in bu.-ines to merit a cuoUu
am e of past fa vors.
They now have and expect t k"'P c0'-'
staully on hand, the
Very best Cotton Yarns,
From Nos. 2 lo IS inclusive. Alsounoi;
S'zes of he best
Cation Seine Twine.
Its durability and strength has been uV
tested, and l e Subscribers feel no hf'i";
lion in pronouncing il infei ir totn"."
not superior to any in market. Both tli '
above articles they expect to deliver t"
purchasers on as liberal terms as arntles
of the same qoalilv can be ocmeil f',e"
where. Tbe usual charge for conveyance
will be mad-.
Terms of Sale for all quantities of Varf
over one thousand pounds, f.nr mnnthscre
dit will be allowed for any quantity umlf
one thousand pounds, three hiiHis,
purchaser givit g note (without intereif "
the lime the Yarn is delivered, payable 31
Ihe above stated limes.
The proprietors of flhei iea w ill lo
to apply to ihe Sub-cribi rs lor Tub"-(f,r
Ihe future, as a very liberal credit win''1
given.
DA TTL E 4- BRO Til BBS:
Falls Tar River. Jan UK IS7.
Cotton &ins.
subscriber hns
li T,i . ...i .i.i:,i,
he J h':"'5'''
on the Raleigh road near the toie ot '
Knight, on Cokey, wheie he contim'f'
. iiiiieh. aim e-iiii'i-"" - . . r
The making and repairing
Cotton Gins.
All those who wish t supply them-.
with Cm-f ihe best quality, are rcM vr
fully solicited lo apply to the -u" , .
personally, or bv Utter. All or '
Gin will be promptly exei u'ed. '
of order will beexp ditiou-ly rej'aire a.
Persons wishing t have wink pi'''(Me
will please leave iheir orders at ihu
oi .1. u. Kiiriif. f.n.
SAMUEL D. I'M
February rtth, IS37. .
es niamawl ol,ltT
blanks, for sule,
at this ory u