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Miscellaneous STANZAS. Triend after friend departs; Who hath not lost a friend? There is ho union here of hearts That finds not here an end; Were this frail world our final rest, Living or dying none were blest. Beyond the flight of time, Beyond the reign of death, There surely is some blessed clime Where life is not a breath; Nor life's affections transient fire, Whose sparks fly upwards and expire! There is a world above Where parting is unknown; A long eternity of love Formed for the good alone; And faith beholds the dying here Translated to that glorious sphere I Thus star by star declines, , , Till all are past away; As morning high and higher shines To pure and perfect day; Nor sink those stars in empty night, But hide themselves in Heaven's own light. RASH VOWS. On Jessy's lip there glowed such charms, I could not for my soul resist her; I caught her blushing in my arms, And in her bloom of beauty kissed her. Till panting, trembling, and afraid To giv e her tender bosom pain, I cried, forgive, forgive, sweet maid! I vow I'll ne'er offend again. I do forgive, she kindly cried, And sweetly arched her smiling brows; I do forgive, she softly sigh'd, But, pry'thee, dear, make no rash vows. Mrs. O'Brien's School. rfHIS Seminary will resume its opera tions on the first Monday in next month. Owing to the pressure of the times, we feel it obligatory on us to gra duate the terms of Board and Tuition, as nearly as maybe to correspond therewith: Board and Tuition per Session, $55 00 Do. Do. for the younger pupils, 50 00 Music, - - - 20 00 Tuition alone, - 12 50 Do. for the younger pupils, - 10 00 Those charges include all the expenses of the Institution except for Hooks and Stationary, which (if not provided by parents) are furnished at cost. There will be no summer vacation. Williamsborough, N. C. Dec. 18, 1828. B 19-3 Oxford Academies. rpflE exercises in these institutions will be resumed on Monday, the 2th January next; the Male Academy under the superintendency of Mr. -Tames D. Johnston, and the Female, under that of the Hev. Joseph Labaree, as heretofore. THOS. B. LITTEJOHN, Pres't. 9th, Dec. 1S2S. 18-3 For the Free Press. TMTII. EDITOR, there has recently ap--Apeared in your paper some stric tures on the Conduct of the Uaptist Church at Poplar Springs, in Franklin county; and myself, as the Clerk of that! Church, in a trial of Elder WILLIAM T. NEWBORN for crimes alleged a-; gainst him. I wish you, sir, to let the public know through the medium of your paper, that the Church did acquit him, because in the exercise of thier united wisdom they did not think the prop sufficient to exclude an Elder froii church fellowship; and as ,he wished some testimonials of that fact, the Church ordered me as Clerk to write him a cer tificate to that amount; and bejieving, through the insinuations of Elder New born, that it was the ordinary way of doing business, l ventured to affix the name of Elder William B. Worrell to said certificate without his knowledge or permission, for at the triyVhe served the Church as Moderator. JdS. BAKER, Jr. Bsc. 15, 1S2S, zs-3 Notice. 13 Y virtue of a Deed of Trust, execu ted by Joseph Bell and Robert Joyner to the Subscriber, for purposes therein contained, and which is of re cord in the Register's office of Edge corn be county, WILL BE SOLD, at the plantation of Joseph Bell, four miles north of Tarborough, on Tuesday, the loth January next, the following VALUABLE PROPERTY: 1500 acres of first-rate Tar lliver Land, With every necessary building for a large plantation. This land is all con nected, and is favorably situated on the river, and is in excellent repair. About Fifty valuable Negroes, (Remarkably likely,) among which are two blacksmiths and two carpenters. About eight hundred barrels Corn, fifty thousand pounds Fodder, twen- ty odd bales Cotton Wheat, Oats, and Peas fifteen head Mules, four fine blooded Mares, one Napoleon Coll three years old next sam?ner, fifty or sixty head Cattle, two yoke first-rate Oxen, forty head Sheep, about two hundred nad twenty-five sows and pigs, upwards of one hun dred head fat Hogs, one sett Black smiths Tools complete, one Carriage and Horses, one Gig and Harness, one Chair and Harness, EIGHT SIL4IIES BANK STOCK, one brandy Stilt working one hundred gallons, one new fitly -saw Charles ton made Cotton Gin, one crushing j Mill, one JVagon and Geer, ox and horse Carls, with an extensive as sortment of Farming Tools of eve ry description. Five Lois and Improvements IN THE TOWN OF TARBORO', Household and kitchen Furniture, of every kind, one new rlat and Sails, one Jlrst-rat c Gig Horse, ALSO, WILL BE SOLD, At the Store of Bill & Joyner, in the town of Tarborough, on Tuesday, the CM January next, the Stock of Goods, Belonging to the Firm, Consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, Bom bazetts, Bombazines, Calicoes, Slc. Hard ware and Cutlery, Crockery and Glass- ware, &c. The sale will continue from! day to day at each place until all is sold, i TH K! TRRMS nf ihr h all sums over one hundred dollars a ne gotiable note to the Tarborough Branch of the State Bank all sums between twenty and one hundred dollars, six months credit with interest from the date and all sums under twenty dol lars, Cash. SPENCER D. COTTEN, Trus'e. Tarboro', 8th Dec. 1828. 17-5 R8$J. Dunn 8Co. INFORM their friends and the public, that they have received their FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS, which compri ses a handsome and very extensive as sortment of nearly evrey article, new, fashionable, or desirable in the Dry Goods Line, A very large supply of GROCERIES Of all descriptions. Hardzvurc, Hats of every quali ty, China, Glass and Earthen ware, Saddlery, Boots and Shoes, and an assortment of Tin ware: Together with on assortment of Sole, Upper, Harness, Skirting and Bridle Leather, Calf, kip, morocco and sheep Skins, Soaps, Perfumery, Ladies Leghorn hats & Straw Bonnets, Work baskets, Brushes of all kinds, Books, Stationary, Tortoise-shell, ivory and horn Combs, Paints, Oils, and Drugs, Pocket-books, Fur, seal-skin and morocco caps, &c.&c. All of which will be offered at very moderate prices many of the goods MUCH LOWER than they have been heretofore sold in this market. Being confident that they can give satisfaction to those who call on them as regards the quality, style and prices of their goods, they respectfully invite all who want to purchase to examine their assortment. X. B. We will continue to buy COT TON for cash, and to take it in trade or payment. Those of our customers who wish to send their Cotton to Dunns & M'lhvaine of Petersburg, to be stored or sold, will find us accommodating in our arrangements, and anxious to pro mote their interest. ?. $ J. F. $ Co. Halifax, N. C. Oct. 1828. SALE OF LOTS IX THE Town of Marlanna. 'TMIIS town is situated bsautifully on an elevated plain at the head of navi gation on the Chipola river. It is the seat of justice for Jackson county, one of the richest and most populous coun ties in the territory of Florida. The Lots in the above named town, will be sold without reserve at Public Auction, on the first Monday in Janu ary next. Terms, one-fourth cash, and the balance in three annual instalments. . ROBER T BE VERIDGE. Marianna, Nov. 1, 1828. 15-5 FASHIONABLE Clothing Establishment. King Gatlin, SENSIBLY grateful for the very libe J ral encouragement heretofore mani fested by the citizens of this and the ad jacent counties, have the pleasure to an nounce the arrival (direct from New. York) of an elegant and extensive as sortment of every article pertaining to GENTLEMEN'S Fashionable Clothing. Selected by a first-rate judge, and at the most reduced prices among which splendid assortment may be found: Extra fine hlue, black, drab, olive, and steels mix'd CLOTHS, superior in color and fab ric to anv that can be found in this virimtv Superior fancy colored CASI MERES, color anu tauric interior to none ever exhibited in this market. VESTINGS of the best quality and most fashionable patterns, iviz: Valencias, a beautiful article Toslinet silk, Electoral velvet, particularly adapted for the South FANCY ARTICLES of every descripl tion, as gloves, cravat-stiffeners, cravats a-la-mode, spring-backs for vests, an arti cle exceedingly useful and designed by the manufacturer for the Southern market. ALSO, patent Suspenders, and a general and welt selected assortment of the most fashionable and durable Trimmings The advantages extended by the above Establishment, it is hoped, will conti nue to invite the patronage of both town and country. N. B. Having been indefatigable in obtaining first-rate workmen from the North, gentlemen may depend Upon having their garments made up in the London Style, as adapted to the Ameri can taste in New-York and Philadelphia. Tarboro', Oct. 25, 1S2S. Mrs. D. Womble, TTAS just received and is now open ing her fall supply, comprising an extensive assortment of Ladies' Fancy Goods, Direct from the City of New- York. Among which are- Pattern silk, satin, and velvet Bonnets,of the latest New-York fashions, Leghorn Flats, different numbers, Straw Bonnets, in great variety, , Superb head dresses, Plain and figured Silks and Satins, Gros de Naples, 5cc. assorted colors, Bunches and wreaths of artificial Flowers, a great variety, Black and white Ostrich feathers. Lutestring and satin Ribbons, Thule, bobbinett and blown Lace, A superb assortment of Curls, Black, white, and patent Crape, Pink and white Liece, black Mode, Gimps, fancy and silk cord, &c. &c. Mantua-making executed with des patch in a superior style, and after the latest New-York fashions. Halifax, Oct. 31, 1828. Constables' Blanks for sale, AT THIS OFFICE, Shoccp FemaleAcadeniy. "AtfRS. LUCAS respectfully informs her friends and the public, that the Exercises of the above Academy will be resumed on the first Monday in February next. The utmost attention will be paid to the morals and behaviour of the young Ladies placed in this Seminary ; and its retired, pleasant and healthy situation, its salubrious air and fine spring water, make it a very dosirable residence for youth. This Academy has been under her care for the last seven years, and on ly one case of sickness has occurred du ring this time, although the principal part of her pupils were from the most unhealthy parts of the State. Being oniy a few miles from the stage road, her Academy affords opportunities for Parents and Guardians of regular com munications with their children and Wards. In addition to the usual elements of Education and Plain and Ornamental Needle Work, the young Ladies will be instructed in Geography, History, As tronomy, Chemistry, Botany, Philoso phy, Mythology, Drawing and Painting on Velvet, Music, &c. .Terms Board and Tuition, $50 per Session. Music, $20. Painting on Velvet, $5. For Drawing, Painting on Paper, or Needle" Work, no extra charge will be made. Warren County, Pec. 1 5. 0-3 B. Richards djr Co. jNF0RM the Public, that they have A just returned from NEW-YORK, with a general and well selected Assortment of Reasonable (Booths, Which they are now opening at their Old Stand among which may be found the following articles: . Superfine blue, black, mixed & olive Cloths, Superfine Cassimeres, Blue, mixed, green and drab Plains, Sattinetts, Bombazetts and Bombazines, White, red and yellow 'Flannels, Rose and point Blankets, Cotton and woollen Stockings, Cotton and woollen Socks,' Northern manufactured Negro Cloths, Dark and light ground Calicoes c Chintzes, Furniture Calico, cotton Cambrics, Muslins, Jaconett do. Muslin Robes, book Muslin, plain & figured, Irish Linens, Lawns, French Cambric, Cotton Shirting, Domestic Cottons, white and colored, Canton and Italian Crapes, Green, pink and white Florences, Levantines, Sarsenetts, Sinchews, Canton crape and silk Shawls; Cassimere, merino, muslin & cotton Shawls, Silk, muslin, linen and cotton Handkerchief! Furniture and narrow corded Dimity, Russia Diaper and Diaper table-cloths, OiJ clothb, bed Quilts and bed Ticks, Ladies' Leghorn and straw bonnets, Gentlemen's fine Hats, Children's leather and roram do. Ladies' dress and walking Shoes, Gentlemen's Boots, Bootees and Shoes, Negro Shoes, Gentlemen's plaid cloaks and Plaids, Carpeting, cotton Bagging, Osnaburgs, Trunks, Cordage for packing cotton, Sewing Silk, Thread, cotton Ball, Pins, Needles, Ribbons, thread Lace, Hair combs, large and small, A large assortment of coat and vest Buttons, Cotton cards, writing Paper, Quills, Coffee, Tea, Muscovado Sugar, Loaf do. Molasses, New-England Rum, W. I. do. French Brandy, Holland Gin, country do. Whiskey, Tobacco, Candles, Indigo, Snuff, Allspice, Pepper, Powder, Shot, Coarse and fine Salt, Together with a general assortment or Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass ware, Paints, Oils, Those who are disposed to purchase, It !... j I . ' . in 11 fit will una u to ineir inieresi iu wi. the above store. QyCASH given for Naval Stores Cotton in the seed and baled Cottot'; Beeswax, &c. Tarborough, Qct. 1823. ?
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