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Warrcnton ' Fall Races were to commence on Monday, 15tl September. First Day, no entries were made for the Sweepstakes. Second Day, the Jockey Club Purse, worth $200, two mile heats, was taken at two heats by Win, M. West's ch. g. Wechock, beat ing J. J. Harrison's g. h. George M'Duffie Time, 1st heat, 4min. 4sec; 2d heat, 4m. 5s. Third Day, the Proprietor's Purse, for $3G0 in cash and tick ets, mile heats, best 3 in 5, was taken at four heats by J. J. Har rison's b. m. Susan Robinson, beating W. K. Bulluck's g. f. Eli za Splotch and Wm. M. West's b. c. Jolly Major. Mr. Bulluck's g. f. beat the second heat, and was second best hi the other three heats. Time, first heat, lm 581 s. second heat, 2m.; third heat, 2m. 'os. fourth heat, 2ni. 4s. Mdanchohj Event. Died, on Tuesday evening last, in this town, James Boyd, aged 17 years and 6 months. The deceased, in re turning from the race course in company with a party of gentle men, was thrown by his horse a gainst a tree, and received a se vere wound upon the head, which he only survived 5 hours. To a numerous train of relations which the deceased left, we offer our heart-felt condolence. Warrenton Rep. Casualty. Mr. James Newby, of Perquimans county, returning home from a meeting in the neigh- borhood, on Sunday the 6th inst.! his horse ran away and threw him, which, in two hours, occasioned j his death. We learn that he was' a young man in the prime of life,! and has left a number of friends! to lament his untimelv death: that the whites were compelled to -eek security in the neighboring houses; and it was not until some gentlemen arrived from the citv. that they ventured to leave their places ot refuge. We did not learri that the man was subse quently taken. Gaz. Price Current. SEPT. 26 Bacon, Brandy, -Corn, Cotton, -Coffee, Flour, family; -Iron, -Molasses, -Rum, New-EW. Sugar, brown, - k loaf, - tea, Young Hyson. Imperial, - Wheat, - - . Whiskey, - - per Peters' g.jY.York. lb 6 b 8 9 gal. 34 35 bu'h 35 40 44 lb 9 10 11 12 16 17 13 16 bbl 650 675 ton 110 120 $91 93 gal 40 45 32 41 42 45 38 46 lb 8 12.) 8 15 18 25 17 11 100 125 91 99 125 150 120 148 bu'l 100 112 125 gal. 30 33 27 34 North-Carolina Bank Notes. At Petersburg,5 to 6J per cent, discount. At New-York, 7 to 7 do. Notice. TlElNG determined to close my busi- A ness in the course of the ensuing winter, as it respects debtor and credi tor, I therefore hereby inform those gentlemen . indebted to me by note or open account, that a liquidation of their respective little dues will be indispensa ble betwixt this and February Court next, as after that time they must be pla ced in a train for collection. WM. CROCKET. Tarboro', Oct. 2, 1S2S. 7-9 d Cotton Gin , FOR SALE. T HAVE a northern made Cotton Gin, 60 saivs, with a complete sett of cast iron cogs and trunnel head, that has been used two seasons. I will sell it on mo derate terms for Cash or a good Bond. SMML. M. NICKELS. Scotland Neck, Sent. 24, 1S2S. 7-4 asomc &otitt. fJMIE members of Concord Lodge, No. 5S, Tarborouirh. are informed that the funeral rites of Brother DAvm Randolph, will be solemnized at the Old Church in Tarboroujrh. on Sundav. the 12th inst. The members of the fraternity are rcsnectfullv invited to anenu. By order of the Lodge, D. RICHJ1RDS, Sec'y. Tarboro', Oct. 1st, 1S28. Contention in Virginia. It appears by a proclamation of the uovernor ot v lrginia, that returns have been received from all the counties, of the votes taken rela tive to the call of a Convention, Harrison county excepted. They exhibit the following result: For a Convention, 20,82o No Con vention, 16,595 majority for it, 4,230. The Whig states, that the vote in the county of Harri son was 1050 for, and 50 against a Convention. The majority is therefore 5230. Philnthlnhin Slmf lO Va terday afternoon, Alberti, one of me county constables, went np in to the northern liberties, to a house in Paschal's alley, in quest of two colored persons, man and wife, who were declared to be fu gitive slaves. Alberti was accom panied by several persons, and a monr nthm-a 1 tjeman, said to be the owner of colored man and woman, ootnc resistance was made to, the omcer, and the woman suffered much from violent proceedings, before she was taken and bound. 1 he man, we understand, escaped. v Inle these things were in pro cess, the colored persons in the neighborhood called together their brethren to the number of four or nve hundred, and threatened ven geance upon the whites who had Tlr1 SCcurinS the woman. Aliairs became so much in earnest Notice. 'THE Subscriber having qualified as - administrator on the estate of David Randolph, dee'd, hereby informs all persons indebted to said estate that their accounts must be closed by note or oth erwise, at or before the ensuing Novem ber Court, or they will be put in the hands of an officer for collection. All those having claims against said estate will present them, properly authentica ted, within the time limited by law, or this notice will be plead in bar of their rccovcrv. SOLOMON PENDER. Tarbonv, Sept, 29, 182S. 7-3 Notice. A Persons are hereby notified that Garret Wiggins holds a note signed by Benjamin Wilkinson for the sum of One hundred and twenty-seven dollars and some cents, on demand the 1st Jan uary, 1S29, and payable in notes. All persons are cautioned against trading for said note, as the consideration for which it was given has entirely failed. BENJ. WILKINSON. 25th Sept. 182S. 6 Cabinet FURNITURE. HPIIE Subscriber has now on hand for sale, mahogany Sideboards, Secreta ries, Secretary and Hook-case, Bureaus, Bedsteads carved and plain. Also, ma ple Bedsteads, and walnut Furniture all oi whicn will be sold cheap for Cash. LEWIS BOND. Tarboro', Sept. 24, 1S2S. 6-4 NO BLANKS In the Three first Schemes of THE NEXT LOTTERY. COHEN'S OFFICE-Baltimore, September 17, 1S2S. d5ranii tatc JLotttvv OfMd. No. 6, for 1828, To be drawn by Sub-schemes, under an Improved mode secured by Letters Pat ent, and by which the Adventurer Can not draw a Blank, until the whole of the Sub-scherries are completed in the mean time he has the chance of every Prize in the entire Lottery, Without any risk whatever, till the comple tion of the last Sub-scheme. HIGHEST PRIZE, Ten Thousand Dollars. SCHEME: 1 prize of $10,000 is 10,bod Dollars; 1 prize of 3,000 is 3.000 Dollars!. 4 prizes of 2,000 is 8.000 Dollars. 4 prizes of 1.000 is 4,000 Dollars. 5 prizes of 500 is 2,500 Dollars. 20 prizes of 100 is 2,000 Dollars. 37 prizes of 50 is 1.850 Dollars. 100 prizes of 20 is 2,000 Dollars. 202 prizes of 10 is 2,020 Dollars. 105 prizes of 6 is G30 Dollars. 4000 prizes of 5 is 20,000 Dolls. 6000 prizes of 4 is 24,000 Dolls. Notice. TPI-IE Subscriber very respectfully takes the liberty of returning his uianlis to his lriends and customers 111 Edgecombe and the adjacent counties, for the liberal support he has met with in the line of his avocation since he has been a resident of Tarborough; and he flitters himself with the hope, that by paying every attention to his business that patronage will not be discontinued. He has just returned From the Northern Cities, With a general and well selected Assortment of Goods, Which he is proud to say, he can sell as low as they ca'i he procured in this State. They are as fallows, viz: Superfine blue and black Cloths, Olive, brown, and steel mixtures, Cassimercs of different colors, Fancy silk Vestings, Figured and plain silk Velvet, Fancy Valencias, new pattern, White and black Cravats, Black horse-skin Gloves, White and black beaver Hats, &c. Gentlemen wishing to purchase any of the above articles, are respectfully in vited to come and judge for themselves. Those gentlemen who furnish clot!) can have it made and trimmed in the neatest manner and on the shortest notice, as the Subscriber put himself to some trouble while in New-York, to obtain the latest and most approved fashions. He has likewise in his employ first rate wbrk men. I1ENR Y JOHNSTON Tarboro', Oct. 1, 1S2S. 7 A List of Letters, Remaining in the Post-Office at Tar borough. NC. the 1st day of October 1S2S, which if not called for and taken out bu the 1st day of January next, will be sent to the General Post-Ofjice as dead letters. Anderson El izaArs Mi Williams George Askew William Jarks Thomas Abington Penelope ilotley Wm B Bell Richard Jr May Drury Bell Jarmaduke 2 Nettles John Bryan Henry 2 Pender James Barlow Arthur 2 Pittman Barth'w B Bryan James Pippen William Bryan Drury Philips Joseph Bulluck Joshua K Price Joseph BuIIuck W K Pitt D Bons Mv Pitt Ralph Cherry Roderick Parker Jesse Cherry John Randolph D Capt Coleman Aaron Redmond Cath Miss Canaday Willie Ritter John Delany John S Rushin John Eq Dunn Benj Randolph Mil Miss Ld wards Llizabcth Simmons Jos or Wm Sanford Andrew C San ford James Grimes Benjamin Sugg Reading Madley Weeks P Spicer Josiah Harper Stephen Savage William Horn Susan Mrs 2 Staton Keneth, Hunter B B Dr TooleMaryE Miss 2 Hyman Wm Van Norden John E Hughes Nelson B Wiggins Lawrence Howard Wilson Worrell Amos Esq Hines Richard Jr Wilkinson Benj Col Hamilton 71oses B Warren Joshua Jenkins Samuel H Wallis Ritty Mrs Kail Jacob Wilkinson Levi Lawrence Arthur Ward Thomas Lawrence Emily Williard Aaron Jr 75 J. R. LLOYD. P. M. 10479 Prizes nm'nting to 80,000 Dolls. (QThe Sub-schemes are as follow: the first one of which will be drawn oa Wednesday, 22d of October, The others will follow without unne cessary delay. first sub-scheme. 1 prize of 2000 is 2000 x 1 1000 - 1000 v 1 - 500 - 500 5 - - 100, - 500 9 - - 50 - 450 20 - 2,0 - 400 34 - - 10 - 340 35 - 6 - 210 2000 - 4 - .8000 2106 prizes, am'ting to $13,400 The second and third Sub-schemes are similar to the first. FOURTH SUB-SCHEME. 1 prize of $10,000 is $10,000 1 - - 3000 - 3000 1 2000 - 2000 1 1000 - 1000 2 - - 500 - 1000 5 1C0 - 500 10 - - 50 - 500 40 - - 20 - 800 300 10 - 1000 4000 - 5 - 20000 Eagles Til man Edmondson Thos 4161 prizes, am'ting to $39,800 The whole of the Prizes are pay -able in CjJSH, which can be had the moment they ae drawn. Full schemes explaining the mode of drawing will be forwarded with Tick ets to distant adventurers; and to whom, after the drawing, the Register contain ing the official lists will be sent,if desired. Whole Tickets ,$5.00 I Quarters, $1.25 Halves, - - 2.50 Eighths, To be had in 1 variety of Numbers, (Odd and Even,) at Cohen's Office, 114, Market-street, Baltimore, Where the Capital Prizes in all the pre vious Classes were sold, and where both the Great Prizes of One Hundred Thousand Dollars each were sold in former Lotteries, and where more Capital Prizes have been sold than at any other office in America. pORDERS from any part of the United States, either by mail (postpaid) or private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets, will meet the same prompt and punctual attention as if on personal application. Address J. I. COHEN,Jr.$ BROTHERS, Sept. 17, 1828. Baltimore. Blank Bills of Sale for Slaves, Sold under Execution, for Sale, AT THIS OFFICE.
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