paij ij our Taxes,
ionic and pay your Ta.ves.
FjMlK Subscriber having bwn
1 appointed to collect ibe tuxes
j-, ili-iricl No. 1, of tbe comity
cf rMrromoe rcqmt all prr
v) itiit rcslcil lo come forward
anil ay their taxes as qui? k as
,-ible.
J. IS. M. REDMOND
tuhoro May 1 835.
30 l)hls. Flour,
12 " prime Pork,
nd a few btU mess 1JKKF, for
by the bhl. or retail, by
Knight, Garrett $ Co.
J,H. is3".
For Sale.
1
Subscriber ofl'-rs for sale,
on moderate terms, the
7 'met of Lund
0:1 which she resides in Nash
foim'V, six miles north of the
(ireat Fall of Tar Kiver. The
tracl contains between 350 and
40O ACHES,
With a very comfortable dwt-l-jiojr
hoiiM and all necessary
,jih!ipg-'. aIo an excellent apple
Orchard that in a few years will
to food for 50 barrels Brandy.
situation is very healthy,
with a fine well of wnirr.
ROSA TOMPKINS.
Mav 29t h. 1835. 23 3
Hen r ij Johnston,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
UAS jut received from New
York, a splendid asortmeni
rt' Goods in his line of husine,
sapr ndr to any linn that tins
bein brought to this market. He
iwouM particularly invite gentle
men that want
Fashionable and Cheap
GOODS,
To c;dl and examine ibern, as he
j confident be can please all nch
both in qiiality and price. He
has a iare assortment of fine
Cloths of all the mot fashionable !
colors, which be will sell very
hw for cash, or on a short credit.
-He will also retail without ma
king, to those that wili to have
their garments made elsewhere,
a he intends turning his attention
to !h:it as vvpII uk m'lLrinrr Hm
33 on hand first rate white and
Hick beaver HATS, and fine
i!k Umbrellas, which he will
kII very low. lie also has on
nd and intends keeping a good
Jiortment of
Ready made Clothes,
Miie and trimmed by him.elf.
Gentlemen furnishing their own
cloth-, ran have them made and
(rimmed in the most fashionable
manner, and at the shortest no
A fine assortment of gen-
JllerpTi's Stocks of all kinds.
EyCall at H. J.'s, next to the
Brick Mot.
''rboronh. April 22, 1835.
Coffidd Ring,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
pAKKS this opportunity of
informing his customers and
theP'blic, that he hasjiM receiv
ed from New York, his supply of
Spring Goods,
h his line of btiinrss consisting
in pa it of:
S'jpcrfme blue, black and green
Cloths,
Slue and drab Cassimeres,
,rctn and brown Camlet, for sum
mer wear,
Llnen drills and summer Cassi
mercs, ,?Uin hl;ick vehct and figured Ves-
:;'Hn bosom sand collars,
"'k patent bombazine Stocks, &c.
"Reiner witli hi lormer Slock,
01 which he will dispose of on
1,Vln? terms for cash, or on a
; "Jit credit in punctual customers.
' nse wiping to purchase will
" 'o rail, as ihev can have the
nh. .
''"uiiuy io examine lor them
Uentl emen furnishing
"tirown Cloths ran have them
and trimmed in the most
,J iionable style and at the short
l"otiPe. All
lJwdl be thankfully received
P'inrtuallv on... ,.i,i f, ii....
i?1 at C. King's, three doors
r
r,ve, the Planter's Hotel, on
-'".v. opposite the Jinck
where he will be found
y al I'is pot.
lalrV7tbMay, 1S35.
"'ni wav.
Truly Important!!!
To till ihose who want to purchase tht most fashionable,
and desire an opportunity of selecting from the
Most extensive and splendid assortment of
Dry Goods,
It a very great saving to the Purchaser.
NO LESS TiLfhX
Worth of most beautiful and superior
Selling Off at Cost!!!
And many of the Articles for less, at the
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Comprising all that is M21V, Fashionable and Hand
some, purchased recently in the Xorlhern Cities,
upon terms the most advantageous, and
Will be offered on Monday next, 25th inst.
. prices wholly unprecedented and totally nneqmvled
in this place, undivill continue to sell at the same
Extraordinary Low Prices,
UNTIL ATX IS SOLD-
JJAVING lully derided on leaving this Sute fur llic
Grent West, has determined on ellin r oil his
Slock of Rich Goods at Cost,
And oviiii LESS, for many uriirli;s. it must be obvious
to all economists, who wish to
jroous, that such an opportunity may uevor acnin orcur.
The :. t i-fi si Stock ihe vast variety of articles and
the absolute necessity of selling out, together with tin?
newness and splendor of the assoriment, combined with
such Extra Low 'rice, are points of advantage not to
be overlooked bv those who study their own interest.
The attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS, as well
as those who wish to purchase largelv, is particularly in
vited and he does not hesitate lo assert, that they can be
furnished with any article on hand as low for Cash, as they
could proetire bv wholesale in New Yotk, having made
his principal purchases at auction and of ihe importers.
In liis ssort7nent are the follo:ving:
10,000 yN. Calicoes of the new
ii & nun! fashionable style,
3,000 OinghamN
2,000 4 Printed Muslins,
10 pieces splendid light colM
mj miner Ch.dly,
2,000 yd, hlacl; and colored
Silks
400 tlegant p.mzp, crape, and
fancy silk Handkerchiefs,
300 pieces bonnet and cap
Iiibbons
200 dozen bell Ribbon?,
300 women's Capes, at locts.
600 yds x barred Mucins, for
dresses,
200 corded Skirts,
'5,000 yds. unbleached Shirtings
and Sheetings,
3,000 " bleached do. do.
2,000 brown Linen, for panta
loons, from 12-1 cents,
40 pieces men's summer cloth,
1,800 vds. Irish Linens,
Willi almost every other Article in the Dry Goods....
llal, Shoe, uml Hardware line.
flLSO at 5 ctnt- le8S
sortment of China, Glass.
From and alter the ath mst. I will sell lor
CASH ONLY and those who have been in
the habit of obtaining credit, will dense take
the hint and make arrangements to pay up.
Tarborotmh, 23d May, U,35.
Thomas L. B. Gregory,
PORTRAIT PA INTER i
VyiLL remain in Tarboroughqu
three or four weeks, and can i U
be consulted at iMrs. Gregory s
Hotel, vh?n not professionally
engaged. April i; 18u5.
lay in a supply of Cheap
350 men's black and
dia'o fur llats,
100 " bhu k aiin bea
ver from S2 37,
200 44 wool Hats,
120 boys fancy Caps,
600 Palmetto ' Hats, from 12$
cents,
310 women's Leghorn bonnets
al from CO cents,
200 Tuscan and straw Bonnets,
from 50 cents,
2,400 pair women's
leather and seal skin
Shoes,
2,600 morocco do
1,500 Ladies prunella and
French kid do.
1,000 " boys, misses, and chil
dren's do.
2,000 coarse Brogans,
2,500 " men's lined and bound
high quartered Shoes,
1,200 " low quartered dt.
th(nl C08ti an eMce-Hcnl as-
Crockery, and l in ware.
07-0 Yes! O Yes!!3
riaVERY man or woman indebted to the
djjl Sol)sciiber by open account, are re
quested to call and settle tbe same as ear.
as convenient, either by cash or noie
l I. .1.1 Ko nruLrr,l hut if tli:it
. h d U1 tHke a no(e.
J. IV. COTTEN.
TarboiV, No. C. 17th Feb. 1S35.
PAY
UP
lm.il
T SHALL leave this State short
ly all those indebted and
CHOOSE TO
PAY IMMEDIATELY,
Will not have occasion to com
plain of paying a Constable, for
services of no advantage to thetn.
J.1MES IV R1)D ELL.
May 23d, 1835.
Piano Forte for sale.
T IlAVK a very handsome
- PIANO for sale person
wishing to purchase, would do
well to call and examine it.
J. IV. GOTTEN.
Mav 21th, 1835.
Not ice.
'PIIK Subscribers ar now removing-
from their old stain! to ttie Stoi? (or-
in-rly occupied by Mfgsrs. Ityman&i Law
rence, ami directly opposite to Jobii W.
Cotton'. 'Liny will in a f'e.v days offT
fir sal, a quaniity of Salt, Molasses, Su-g-r
and Coifee Haqin, Hope, and all
Ibe beavy articles wLich are loipui taut to
fanners at this sea&on " tbe year.
(AH, and tbe bihest price, will be
aid for baled Cottoo.
IlICUJWDSSr CO.
Tarborongh, Nov. 27ih, 1884.
Bacon, Bacon.
1U)M 12 to 1 1,000 weight of
- prime IirfCON, al 10 to 12
cents per pound, cat- bt; had on
application to the Subscriber, 11
miles ea-t of Tarborongh, if ap
plied for shortly, ntherwfse it will
be shipped northwardly.
JOHN EDMUND SON.
April 16, 1835. lfj
37 The Oxford Examiner wiil in
sert the above four times, and for
ward acc't tothi office.
JYew Goods.
TM1K Subscriber has jiist receiv
eil his upply of
Spring Goods,
Which lor quality, variety, and
CHKAPNFS are not .surpassed
by any tetail s'ore in this State,
and will positively be sold on as
accommodating terms as any store
in this place.
J. TV. C0TTEN.
Tarboro.' Mh Mav, 1835.
u u u
3 i ii'i
Shocco Springs,
jIIF meilicinal virtues of which
have been attested by Ihe re
claimed health of hundreds who
have visited them, will be opened
for the reception of Company on
the fust of June. Terms, for
Hoard, &c. as usual, viz: llrown
persons, St per day. Children
and Servants, half price. Horses
75 Cents per da'. A reasonable
deduction will be made for Fami
lies by the month. Since the last
Season, Chimneys have been built
to the Cabins, which will make
them much more comfortable.
In addition to Ihe usual con
veniences of the Establishment,
HATHING HOUSES have also
been constructed, where Baths of
every degree of temperature will
be furnished.
.1NN JOHNSON
Shocco, Warren Co.
May 14, 1S35.
216
N. H. On Tuesday, the ICth
of June, there will be A HALL
given al Shocco, for which fine
MUSIC ha been provided.
Notice.
STRAYED from the
Subscriber, on the 7th
of May, 1S35, al Char
lolle Hyde's, on Deep
Creek, in Edgecombe
county, a BAY MARE, about
9 or 10 ye.ars old, and about 5
feet or upwards in height she ha
a star in the forehead, her back
hurt, a large scar on her right
hind leg, and was shod all round.
If any person will take up said
nag and deliver her to me, or lit
me know to that 1 can get her
again, I will pay them well for
their trouble. Please write to Tar
ooiough Po.st Office.
LEVI PEARCE.
May 25,1635. 22
mm
15,000 Dollars worth
Of every description.
For WHOLESALE or RETAIL
at nearly Cost, by
Knight. Garrett S? Co.
No: 1, Broadway.
Tarboro,' April 30, 1835.
Bacon and Lard,
rPHE Subscriber is now receiv
ing and offers for sale, four
hundred barrels prime
Cut Herrings.
Also, in. store, a quantity of
prime BACON and LARD.
J. IV. COTTEN.
Tarboro, ' 14lh May, 1835.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
Jflittinary, Sfc.
VRS. A. C. HOWARD in--LYJ-
forms her friends and the
public that she is now opening
her Spring Supply of Goods,
among which may be found al
most every article applicable to
her business, viz:
Plain and fancy colored pattern Silk
Bonnets.
Fancy Tuscan, plain and open
straw do.
Misses and children's do.
Plain, watered and figured Silks and
Satins for dresest
Plain and figured Hobbinett, Swiss
muslin, blond Gauze, do.
Fancy caps, capes, Shawls, neck
Handkerchiefs Veils, and scarfs.
Fluted Laces, edgings, inserting,, &c.
Puffs and Curls, in great variety,
Silk and straw cords and tassels,
Ribbons, Flowers, &c. &c. in great
abundance, and at various prices.
The above Goods having been
purchased on very advantageous
terms, and selected by hrrsrlf,
she can with confidence recom
mend them, as being of excellent
quality and ao rmai kably cheap.
She invites an examination of
them, as they cannot fail to please.
Tarboro,' May , S35.
THE D2EW
MiUinary Store.
MISS MITCHELL,
Begs leave to
inform her friends
and the public,
that she has taken
the Store House
next door to Mr.
W. Harris, for
merly the Bank where she
opens ihe largest & most splendid
Assortment of Millinary
ever brought to this mai ket. She
flitters herself, that from the
knowledge of business acquired in
seven years employment in Ihe
most extensive and fashionable
establishments in the City of
New York, and being well ac
quainted with most of the Millin
ary and Mercantile Establish
ments in that ciiy, she is enabled
to purchase goods low, and have
her Millinary made up in a supe
rior style and on the most rea
sonable terms. Among her assort
ment will be found
E50 Tuscan Bonnets,
(different sizes and patterns) at
from gl,50 up to the finest made.
A handsome assortment of North
ern made velvet, satin, and silk
Bonnets.
A variety of Caps, Capes and Tur
bans. Black, white, blue, pink and yellow
Italian Crapes.
Black, white, blue, yellow and va
riegated Ostrich Feathers.
Artificial Flowers, feather and vel
vet Flew ers.
Gold and silver do.
Bl.ick and white blond Edgings md
Footings.
Hair Braids, Puffs and Curls,
A few elegant painted lustring Shawls
and Rttticules.
A handsome assortment of Ribbons,
with many other articlestwo nume
rous to mention.
Miss M. respectfully invites the
Ladies of Halifax and the adjoin
ing counties to call and examine
her stock before purchasing and
assures them that she wTl! pII
every article in her line, lower
than any oiher establishment in
this section of country.
N. B. She has purchased a new
Apparatus for cleaning and press
ing Tuscan, Lectori, and Straw
Bonnets, in Ihe Northern style.
Specitneus of her work, both in
that and the Dress Making, may
be seen at her Store, where all
orders will be thankfully re-
jceivedand punctually attended to.
Jtialilai, Feb. 25.
nnHE Subscriber liavn g dHcr
mined to seek a residence in
the wilds of tbe Wf stern lo:esls,
in the spring of 1836, now tilers
AT COST his entire
Stock of Goods,
At wholesale or retail for Cash,
or on a credit to punctual custom
ers. lie will take occasion to ap
prise the public that his Goods in
part are particularly adapted to ihe
Spring and Summer
Seasons, and the balance to any
and all seasons; and that thy aie
new and elegant, comprising al
most evpry article within the
wants of the people, viz:
Staple and fancy Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Bonnets,
Ready made Clothing,
Saddles, Bridles, chair Harness, 5cc.
A full supply of GROCERIES,
Salt, Lime, Castings, Jugs and Jars,
Every description of HARDWARE,
Best block tin ware assorted,
China, Glass, and Earthenware,
Wood 7vare assorted,
From a large Tub to a butter print,
and a rolling pin, 8cc. &c.
All which were recently pur
chased in the cities of Philadel
phia and New York, previous lo
the rise, al such extreme low prices
that he is enabled to give persons
Extraordinary good Bargains
In almost any article they may
want either to eat, dunk, or wear.
And they would doubtless do well
lo avail themselves of the present
favorable opportunity of supply
ing themselves.
II also offers for sale his
tour Lots of Laud,
And all the impiovements there
on, consisting of a comfortable
Dwelling, Store, and extensive
W alehouse, Gin houe, with two
second-hand Gins, and iron suewt
Stables, and all necessary out
houses, pk-asantlj situated for a
family, or well arranged for any
person wishing to commence the
mercantile business, being in a
business part of the town, on
Main street, and contiguous to
tin river Janding. An excellent
bargain can be had in this prop
erly, and terms made perfectly
accommodating.
N. 11. ROUNTREE.
Tarboro 14th May, 1835.
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first number of a new series of the Extra
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making twenty-six numbers; the last to
contain an index to the whole. It will be
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up in quarto form, like the Extra and Con
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20th of next month- An e.xcell-nt Repor
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Proceedings of tbe Convention, and the
Speeches which may be made on the oc
casion. We request the f-ivor of those frrends to
whom this Prospectus may be sent, to cir
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scribers. A copy of the work will be sent
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If they do not, we may not be able to fur
nish them with all tbe numbers; because
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may be exhausted.
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doIUirs; tweuty-two copies fir tweaty dol
lars, aed so w in proportion.
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ve cannot flWd to open accounts with
those wl inscribe for it. Therefore no
attentmo will be paid io any order uule&i
the money accompanies it.
BLAIR 4' BIVES.
Washington, April 10th, 1835.
Published ami or Sale at this OJfice.
JC PATRIOTIC DISCOURSE tie
Noxth Carolina Whig's Apology for
the Kehukee Association and, A Basket of
FrhgovMiis, by the Rev. Jnhna Lawrence.
Also, A Review of Clark's defence and jus
t fication to the Kehukee Association, writ
ten by a lay member of the Association
and, Occui rences in the Life of Elder Jo
seph Biggs, wrote by himself.
Tarborougli, Aug. 9.