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Miscellaneous, FOR THE TARBORO PKLS-i. TO E. A. S. Oh! tell me why when you are near My heart wkh sweetest transport swells. And why your abvence draws the tear? When memory on your beauties dwell. What means the blush that dyes my cheek? And what the deep but hidden sigh ? And why I tremble when you speak, Or chance to gaze on! tell me why? Has the soft passion o'er my breast? Even to myself, unconscious stole, "Does ceaseless care and banish'd rest? Heclaim its empire o'er my soul. Oh! if 'tis so, must I conceal? And from its influence seek to fly, Why may I not my love reveal? And plead mv cauc oh, tell me wby. ' D. C. B. Here lies my wife, Sc heaven knws. Not more for mine, than her repose! Jit Reduced Prices. ILL'S COMMENTARY on " the Hible, in nine octavo vol umesand Bolla Ilis'ory of the War of Ihr Revolution, in two octavo volume., elegantly bound, ran he had at reduced pri ces on application At this Office. April 9, 1S35. rpHE Subscriber, who for several years past has been engaged in The Gin Making business, In Kington, has established himself IN GREEN VILLC, Where he carries on the above bu siness in all its various branches. All those who wish to supply themselves with Gins of Ihe best qualify, are respect fully solicited to apply to the Subscriber person ally or by letter. All orders for Gins will he promptly execuled. From the Subscriber's long expe rience in his business and from the approbation which his work lias hitherto rrret wi , he hesitate; not fo promise entire satisfaction to all who may see fit to exlend lo him their patronage. Gins out of order will be expediliously ,e paired. The Subscriber take the liberty of calling the attention of those who wish to procure new Gins, or to have old Gins repair ed, to the expediency of applying to mm in time. W hen all wait as is usually the case, until the work is wanted, it causes such a pres sure of business, that many ate obliged of necessity to submit to a longer delay than they wish. AIiZiXSRJ TJSOCT, In connexion with this establishment, car r ie on the Lock Gunsmith business He alo makes Sutv Mill Boxes, and Mill Inks, and Gudgeons, of a composition invented by Daniel Peck, of Raleigh Grist Mitt Spindles, with Sit el Cofats, (turned.) These articles tq.nl to any manufactured in the. United Stales. A i Ietlers and orders must be directed to the Subscriber at Greenville. HENRY CHAMBERLAIX. ,1ul 12, 1S34. PROSPECTUS OF The Extra Globe. rV"ii V. undersigned propose to iue the first numlter of a new series ol the Kxtra Globe, on Moi.d iy, the 2"th of May nex:, and lo polish it weekly for six month, making tweny-si numbers; the lt o co.tH iinn index t-.tt)-whole. It will l printed on fine double-royal paper, made up in quarto f .rm, Ii the F.xir and Con crerOnal Glohes published by us last year. The 26 nu.nberi will iuake4IG royal qu-ir-to paes. Il will con'ain ihe principal original arti cle of the Daily and Semi-Weekly (jlobe foreign and domestic Ne ws notices of the pub-ic meeting I fie election-, and public proceeding in every rotate in Ihe Union, in relation to the t.anva for the next Prei'de.icy -i content winch the indi cations of the present jeer will go fnr to decide. The first nunrt'ier w ill contain the Pro ceeding of the Democratic National Con vention, to be held at Iinltiinore on the 2"th of rifir month. An excellent Itepor- ler ha already been engaged to report the Proceedings (if the Convention, and the Speeches which may be made on the oc casion. We request the fvor of those friends tr whom tin Propectus miv he sent, to cir culate if, fir the purpose of obtaining sub- scribers. A copy of the work will be sent to the newspaper that copy this Prcrs jfoctns. Subscribers hould forward their nam in time to reach u before the 25th May. If they d nor, we may not be able to fur nish thern with all the numbers; because the work it put at so low a price, that we cannot afford to reprint any numbers that may be exhausted. ti:i;ms. On Dollar per coj.y, in advance. Kleven copi- will be funii-hed for f-n dollar?; twenty-tAO Cpie& f r t'Aenty dol lars, h til so on in proportion. !TZrf he prin-of t ii paper it o low, that we cannot afford to ujieu atcnui.ts with those who bcii'ie for it. Therefore no aftrn'i in will lie pai i to any order unless the money accompanies it. BLAIR cy RITES. W'ashing'on, AprillOth, IWi. be of general Liter. -.t. Under this head: we shall arrange all such legal decision, act of C inures and statutes of the tar LegMaturci, as may be of se rice to all our citizens in the ordinary transaction! on" lne. . Literature. Here i an immense f.eld open hrfore ua, in which our reaoers shall ramble unconded. We shall ex change f jr the richest gem of literature, wit and sentiment, both in Kurope and America; and with the a-istance of a few I tcrary correspondent of the fnf order, we intend fo place the "Citizen" above any other familv newspaper in Ihe United States. It ha become popular to speak Xew York Type Foundry. )HK Subscribers respectfully inform iL the Pintr that they l.-ve recently completed a vaii'-ly of New ".until of Let ter, in the tylof the latest Luropean spe cimen well talcolate.l for oruainmtal printing r taweful display, and making' their as'ortrnef.t of 1'IllSTLXG TYPES unrivalled in beauty, exieni, and variery. A book of .Specimen may t obtained at the Foundry, No. 13, Chamber street, ner Chatham s'reet, or at No. IS, City Hail Place. It contains ipecimen from i'wtlve Lin Pica to Pearl, compri'ing 45 fount P.oman Cap, wi'h lower cae. Oxford Examiner &0 JV.s !ia VKI:V rn.:, .-,r , lib - . irs Th" cavi w mi1! i, cannot be b,ti , m Tirboro', N".. ( . ' -r i r rullish'd an l for Sa'e at this OJJict. yi PAMilOTIC DISCOCR-jK tht tTaS North Carolina Whiff's Apology f.jr tie Kehuee Associatio.i and, A Basket of Frjgmeni. by the llev. .Iohua Lawrence. Also, A lleviw of Clark's defence and jus t fication to the Kehukee Association, writ ten by a lay tnemher of the Association and. ( Iccurrences in the Life of LMer J.t seph L'iggs, wrote by himself. '1 arboi i,u"h, Aug. (J. Cotton Gins. nMIR Subscriber has established himself in the houses formerly occupied by the late Joseph Lac key, dee'd, near the river, and a short distance below Henjamin M. Jackson's store, where he carries on The making and repairing Cotton Gins. All those who wish to supply themselves wiih Gins of the bet quality, are respeclfully solicited to apply to the Subscriber person ally, or by letter. All orders lor Gins will be promptly execuled. Gins out of order will be expedi tiously repaired- ElacksmUhing, of everv des cription, executed in the bestsiyle. .0vv,l, seco"l hm.i CotlOD Gins lor sale low for cash SAMUEL I). PROCTER larboro,' 30th Sept. IS34. Southern Citizen. V I iil f 1 Subscriber proposes lo publish, in LL the town of I n enslorougli, Noith Carolina, a bp'endil, supTfiiu- imperial newspaper. Iiearing the above inl. fbon-sand-, of dollars are annually sent to the North to purchase periodical if cliigence and literature; because the vHnts of the pvople, in Ihi repect, are not supplied ht hc-iije. It is the purpose of the "Ci'.izen" to fill this vacuum. It will contain every thing of interest, in literature, politic, religio and morality, tht is to be found in ih Northern publication or in hih toned literary Jo irnaU of Europe; to which we shall add a rich fund ol tiome.iic and loca' iutoi inHtion no where le to be met with. Ihe Southern Press iands low in puo I c estimation. In most caes the paper is had, the mechanical xecottun slovenly, and the Matter eironeou i.i principle, false in fact, and vulvar in senttmt-nt. We aim nothing Ihss than a radical and thorough reformation in these respects; and the elevation 01 our periodical Press to a standard of becoming dignity ant riv tencv. Tbe Citizen" will cuutain atuut twic a- much reading matter a anv p.i p 1 in the State; and will be chit tl v devo ted to the following subject: 1. Agriculture Il shall b- our business to glean trom Ihe lloiin.g in.iss all such ex;r rnnents and viggettiun as mav serve to enligt.ten our citizens in tin- pi.icucal science. L! tl.-tn be inspn.il wiih though! and acl'wv; and then spread before them the broad page ol intelli jenc and our Southern country, rich in re.ouices, w ill bloom in tne Ktlen ot h new woil J, the bomitifu! production of nature sili crown the effort of industry, comnierce will flow at o ir bidding, auJ cattle u ill leap upon a tt ousan I h!W." '2. Internal Improvement In rejra.d to Ciinmrical facilities by water, nature seems to have frowned upon us; but she ha left us rich io the means ot internal communication, by rail roa Js and locomo-tii-ci. Art i fully competent to overcome t!.e cieiuiences ot nature in thu respect. We shall snip the su!-ject of all the faJse trappinffg that have been hung' pmih, it, for sinister puipojc, and lay it before the people as a plain m;itter-ol-fact busim si. Instead of chasing butterflies, we shall give practicnl result. 3. Education Th maxim in al! de spotic tiovtniinents is, The more ig norance the more peace." But with us, intelligence and irtue are the very pillars 011 u Inch our Government, so far as it is a Government of las, is but the legitimate action of the popular will; and lo enable tl'Uwill to operate for the universal good of mankind, it should be cnl'gltlentd. 4. General Politics. In regard to the constitution power of the General Gov ernment, we are neither a strict construc tionist uur a latitudinaiian. It ii true that there are constructive powers to be exei. cned I under the Ccnistiiuliou; but death and desolation to that policy which would add any thing to it. or take aught Irom it by conduction. As soon would wC pluck the sun from heaven , 8S to touch that mo.ftl of human wisdom ui,, ru,l(;or utiskillljl hand. If ,t ,s defective, let it be amended; but let .t never be violated. We believe further, that the clearly ascertained will of the people should be a rule of conduct f ,r all public officers, where that conduct is not leckedand regulated by written Con stitutions. All public servants, knowii.n the will of their master' the pnbl c -2. uanddoin it not,'' shall be ,;beatea with many stripes!"' 6. Law. At every man in the commu nity should make himself familiar win, those rules of civil conduct by which his actions are to be regulated, we shall ap' propmte a department of our paper to the discussion of such kgal subject as may strewed with thorn, and overs! allowed J 05 Italic do Co with loom; but we. intend to roll away the 5 " Title Roman do do vlander, and make it manifest to all our rt 'I i!le Italic do do patron that most of their trouble are on- 5 ; Shaded flo.n. do substantial and viiionary. !' lowers may 17 i Ant. que do do be plucked even from ihe thorns which be- y " P.lack do do get our path. Open B'acii d j do 7. XeAct. The world is at this time in I o ' Script Cap do 00 awful commotion. Tvranii look upon the j German 'I eit do d march of liberty and trembh : The aci.u j o .. Open 'lelt d.i do iimlated gloom ot centuries i rapdlyre-j 2. " 2-line Kom. C ip, with figures, treating befoie the stately stepping ot j 'J line Italic Capitals, truth: Million of people ho once I rked . jo u Shaded Caps, various kinds, thedust fromthleet of their sovere.ri,, j r; . Open do do are now trampling cron under their leet j 7 l aiian Caps, and Figures. and fiirones are loitering lo prostration! j BeiJes Ornamental Letter, tiackslope, 5pHL' subscriber invite prop ,ition to --..i .,n a lo inier an l r roiirietoi ,7ihV0lor.l hxardloer." ,9 take eff-c. f' ' not sooner man i-c A practical Printer could inve,t a snl sum to co.siurrt-ic .......... .w ...-j ' Ksiablishmfnt. Any yer.tiew.in po$es-j in a few houri lizure each day m ehtj I devote them with the cerr.-i.-ty ol profit Jo. . - ! ih conducting of a apef in ttti pUce. J'rUlUw ! The income hrwen-b ed the present Ld.tor ' - .f I to live corr for: ably f r tno" jear, although he com'nente 1 ami ha ad . alon?' hboied under embarrassing dis ( ! Rrtvantagej. li it listle exertion would ( ' ei.iure a more extended pa'ronaje 1 Should an application be made whico wool ibkely prove a'ieeab!e to the public : 1 a bargain mav be had. Ihe establish- j inent i deemed a permanent one. ?i the. ! per. pie iiave manifested a defei initiation to iustot.i a Pre in tiietr county lown. R. J. Y.lSCEY.jr. Oxford, April ,TV Sl.'PF.K R(iVr. p.' mTJL the o!l mo 1- , . , ' procured on rea.o, , ' '' W(V a I t.. January , It wilt be wisdom i.i u to profit L trie Music. Lottery F igure, Piece Fraction, experience of other. e ha.l have t! earliest acces to mean of infonua'ion, from each btate in Ihe L'uion, and from everv kingdom and country m the wuilJ. ;upertor3. AstroMonucal and other Signs, pace flute, urai i.ules, urnanienia Iahes, Lonif Braces, more than 2u kinds of Lorders, and more than lu-rt-' kii ds ol And all the intelligence, both legislative. (juIj H1(j Ornaments for school book, judicial, inoial, religious, political find miscellaneous, that may serve to cui -e newspapers, and scientific ivor: orter tor any of which, or tor Crnpoii) Stick. our footstep, a a people. 111 tbe wavoi Cases, Chaes, Uc wiil be executed with prospeiity and peace, shall be Careiully tt.e utmost promptitude, a large stvc bem collected, condensed and tpread beiore alv, aj s on nund. GEO BRUCE cV CO March 2", b'-4- one rea ht. Id short, noming stiaii pa. unnoticed, that may serve to inf.-rni the min i, improve the manners, or mend the heart. Varitly. Ihe above subjects will be suitably interspersed wi'ti biotaphical skelci.ers, hu.norous antcdotes, it.tere.t-. Jp j r: u..derine J respectfully jmiouuce ing tales, poetical selections, 6lc. U e 41 l(J the patron of the Whig, th.it they would .tlso set ap.ut a separae hea t in ur illive become toe u-incmal oroM ietor of paper tor tne 1.1 :ie, nut tiiey wuuni in-1.1 on having a tonzue in it, and to ti.i. we would by no mean consent, a inch an tijt- pendie would render our paper entirely useless, so far as nea t i loncerneri! '1 hey shall, hovever, rtrc-ive thit attention to Wliich the proud ttalion they orcupv in society so j i'ly entitle tliern. We nall ie them all Ihe praise their pre eminent tne prii.iiOjj est-.b:is).ment ol .n I paper. It 1 the intention of the present puhLshers. sh'uid they ine-t with sufficient ei.coui ageinem, to euliirge the s;ze of the Hhi, bit not to enhance its price. 'I hey hope lo issue it in an uaprovrd form printed 00 Hti imperial' sheet, which ii be as Urje auy paper publi-hed in tliis Stale, and it will of course contain a con side rahlv The Man rw" TJifTTT BY ii sn.u.!:x:, " NLVV SALEM. Nr U hat do bve f. r. I ,;f , , skives, nu-; tie u5 o f- Type Foundry.' r-HLRMAN L S. ECKLIN, hav-. in purchased the Ivpe Foundry) (Do eiablishe.l by the late J. Hoe, have en-j tered into partnership, for the pui poe ot carrvioori the Manufactory of Types, under the farm of S. F.cklin u. Cy. j We intend keeping on hand a large as- ioriment v( type, especially those kinds ; uiot used, which will enahl u to supply & order x'.th the least possible, delay; and othpr prrpVriv, i no MirMi.pi.uinunnr rKiorlas,a Cesi quality, (stocK purcn.ieu irom ine estate of J. Ho.veJ and intend tu make immediate additions to it. S. Kcklin L. Co. ere now prepared to receive order lor faun's of every de scription, from Pailto 22 Ii. e Pica in cluding a variety of Ornamental Letter. We otler for sale also, aa assortment, of Cut, Uashef, brass Kulf. and other or- 1 ; r'i- ' j l was ir;t, mated a. ;i ( Wl v. Iom.-, 1 1 , t ti.e rn,tvr ,'7 I tr-e accud wa ir,!t.r . ; f .1 than what !,. j., would bo prepared tor t! ; can- a .n! ..i Uiri v.. 1 Sou.e of l:.e lea.J.r r . to pub'isti, are t r,e I 1; aje contract., Gar ,--, new trial before a J;i-t cordari; Alreriu a i :,j :r r. miiiiHrv process, 1:1, ;v r; ( Ki trv of land 1 -T-, . to ; , , . latin' t the pecpV r,f , 0;, r . lec itiies,r-i t cket i :i case. Sumd's' and CJ( ' Gi:a"ng in i-s a i' u. ! r.JV p Hire, t.eographic.d .'atiM a : ti v showing the u--;-rfti4e .:;.(. seat ot OVtriH;i.-i.t f- ,i 1 that ol the sever:-! c. ::'. .. virtue, demand; b it w ,th due deference to ,rarr qulutltv 0f rtaifing matter, thaii the.r cbarms, we siia i bl.nne wt.c-re we be civm i i its resent sie. Tu tt.e publishers, at un early period, to ac complish the di-sired otject, they repec?- These are perilous tine''; and a respon sibility, awful as the tomb and -xteu-ive as eU-rn.tv, hangs over every man w:ii shall tike upon himself the management of a newspaper; because ullic Opirtii) :i is meaurab!v formed from the tone of the pies trie action of tne people depend u,ion opinions preriuutly formed, and or u Hieir actluii ts suspe.ide.f tlie dtstinie t of the l!'piihlic. An abiding revtrence for the coustitulior.al law ot the laud, sh i ed be routinuailv cheri.lie.l and dct'pl v inculca ted, because upon tr.eir acknoulcd'd sj preiawy liepen t t!ie happiness of mail. t!ie peace of society, the security of qui insti tutions, the prosperity of our flourishing pajj cnioii, anJ ttie d irabd.ty of our happy form of government. lint aside from thi secret, silent and ir resistible power, before our bands shall be titd, they hall be severed from our body and thrown to the d in the street; before our mind shall submit to si acklcs of any description, it shall be given up o depair. and frozen to bairenness more gloom v than the desert of Africa; before our "oil tball be conooered bv the "hope of 1 i t ' . . n V I lie a ;n reward, or the "tear of punishment, it jtretofore sou hp re.iecme 1 irom tne "snackle ot moiialily," and sent to receive its doom iuthecouits of eternity! Before we relinquish our ri'ht o think, spenk. print and publish our own detiljtrate epiiliiHii'irt relation to publi" men mi l pub lic Measures, we will renounce txiitenrc itsilf. l ake awav o ir n.Mits a a frrt man, ami life has no chirms for us? We shall deal plainly wiib tne people, not carina who may be atfec'ed hy mr course We- rather bask for oue hour in the a, provina smiles of an inteliittit and nndt Cf ii td people, than 10 spend a whole eter nity, ami 1-t the damning grins of a rn-Alty criw of office hunter, de-pots, oem.: g"i;ues, Iviant;, fools and hypocrites. We shall watch withalyns. eyed vigi lance, the Conduct t men in pow.i: am; in every case of p dmra' ttansgresion, stiall apply the rod ituut ilisti.ciion co mercy. Our pen ivill be dipped in rost icnttr or gill, as occasicn mav teem to re quire Private friendship ha!l n- t pro tect public men front the severest sci utin v : noishi personal ilisbke turn aw a v our s ipporf from a political benef.ictor to tde country. In stiort: Ihe '-Citizen' shall he oat it ought t-t he: and just what evtrv go'! and great man wauls to be! TERMS. Ihe "southern Citizen" w ill be published once a we k, on a hrjje imperial sheet witn aiitwpre-s and new type: Ihe first number lo issue a soon as two thou and subm-i ibers are obtained. The price v i:l b-, three d dl.irs ami f:t- cents ptr annum, payable at the rlat ()f the first number; wich an .'iddittonal fmy Cents tor every th ree nioiiln pay meiit wiucti shall therealter be delayed. No subscriber w . be received for a shorter period than twelve montns; and a failure to o dt r a discoutinu ince wiinm the year, will subject the sublet ibT to pay mem for ihe whole of the succeeding Vear. No iaper will be ?ent beyond the limits of the Slate, wiihoiii the subscription mon ey in advance. The difficulty of collec ting small sums nt a distance, renders an adheience to thi lule absolutely indis pensable. No subsciiber can be released from the Subscription price of the papei; even though he tuiuld refuse to receive it from th? office; until all arrearages are paid, and a discontinuance expresly ordeied. Advertisement, not exceeding tw ley e lines will be neatly inseiud three limes for on dollar; and twenty-five cents for each lui.tinuaiice. Those of greater length in (he same proportion. All letters and communications to the Editor must be post paid, or they will not be taken f rom the office. Let those who enclose money, or write on impor. taut business, bear this in mind. WILLIAM SIVAW. Greensboruu'h, Jap. 1, loNf. M.iy solicit an increase of pa'ronage; as suring the public that the It ni ihall be enlarged and established permanently, if supported l,b-raoy. II assiduity and at tention to toeir yocition, and a rigid econ orny in the management of the business in which t:iey are engaged. Will ensure suc cess, they have no feais. An aj peal is now made to a liberal iou.mou;ty for the ruldi-gemr-iit of l!ie H'uig; and the publish ers ardently hope, not ouly ! or tiie benefit of luemselve individually, b.it fur li.e adrai.tae cf ti.r ublic generally , that tics appeal w.i; n-.e-l mtb a cordul resp.mse. ihe iM-jcr, ar.il wiih increase uf patronise succtsi will crow n t'.e efTortsof publishers 1 hey submit tl e foreguing s jliject to tne con-idera tiou of ti.e people; without their e.i J. the ellon soft he pulli. hers to enlarge their paper wi! be unavailing. lo the patrons of the If'AiV, hey return their sincere lhank f r their Iiberai sup port, and respectfully request a. toniinu. unce of if. Ihe Whig i!l conlini.e to be ioverned nc political principles which have tu .r red it course tiuci:lc vsliich if ever subverted, will mevitahly reult in the destruction of ihe freedom of tlie people, the 1 ighil of the States, and the ' f ederal Con'itu'ion. The publishers w ill therefore raise their feeLde voices in the maintain ince of li.e cause of Lil-eriy- a 1 blessing w Inch cannot be W.o highly prueo; for without it. life is but a curs. I hev wi contend for a strict construction of tr.e Constitution of the United States will soppoil ami tariff princq Ie, ami anti internal improvement by the General Gov ernment, except for such objects as are confessed!) national, 'i i.ey v ill advocate the lights of the States, and ihe rea-ona-bleuess and justice of the measure, in pio portioning the proceeds of the public lands among the Stales. In h word, they tcill resist tyranny ami usurpation of power, come from what quarter it may. But the Hhig wdl not be polluted with he fi th of peisonal abuse and inflammato- y remaiks alike dMrepu'able to the 'press, and d?jgitin to every leflecting mind; but its political course will be c it sistent, moderate, calm, and dignified. It wi 1 pur ie the even tenor of its wav, ex cept when Liberty proclaims, "Crv al ud and spare not,"' then the Whig will buckle on if aunor and prepare f..r battle. The columns of the paper will not how- ever be devoted exclusively to Politics: Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, Com. meicia!, Agricultural, Literary, .Moral and Religious extracts, will have a place, toge ther with a summary of light miscellaneous leading, calculated to please as well as to instruct. 'Ihe Whig will in future be uMished every Saturday morning, by the ijiiui sign ed. Tiie c oai ge of the day of publicaiion has ben ma in on account of the lecent alteration, i i),e arrivhl and departures of the mails. The editorial management of the H U;g, wnl h conGded to the senior partm r, who, he is pleased to say, ill be occa-ionally ajsWted in that department by gentlemen whose experience and qualifi cations in the conducting of a newspaper, will ensure to Ihe patrons of the WUig, a respectable and well conducted Join nal. UAi'y pentlemen who will act ns agon's in obtaining subscriptions to this paper, ami procure six good subscribers, shall be entitled to the Whig for one yPar' Its patronage havin? considerably increas ed, the iiihici signed confidentlv si:.t il.t ifj n w subcnbers should be ob'ained ine coui.se ot a few weeks, a, ihe year subirriptioi, advanceil bv ihem n. .. the Whig shall be forthwith enlarged.' Uj ineneoisot the e.ablishmK,,t havr eeu assumed by the umliMii?,!: h,rmn. having claim against it, will prueni them for payment; and those indebted w ill ,d..e make early payment to enable them to liquidate tlie accounts of ih ?.,... 1 make ai range.netits for rnlargiu" the sue of the Whig. n Henry I) Muchen. Alfred L. JPrice. March 27, 1835. Proceedings undrr t ,. narnenK, of wh.ch upei-imens wilt be for-J Cn ted ri'trs, pn c-cn i 1 wudod to printers, as Soon as they can be bond and other paper.. e prepared. j The,e, w itn t! t-,r ap; ro; r; 1 Such improvemerts as the wants of the precedent, and numrruui rtr t rade and taste may require, will receive will appear 111 ire li .et.; . the earliest attention at this establishment, t.iis woik. Printin? Presses -f -verv description. TT.r.'''S Printing Ink of thy most approved quali- 1st To Cd votu i.e of 1 ties. ("ompriri2 S tit k. 4. Bias and Coin sines, wi t co.i-ist r,f 42 p , irion Galley' Chase. Imposing S(on- s, , inonthly number, (.'frj in c;, ., t nper :.nd Press boards. Sfsn imj Press- d. Ihe price is J iv. j es, Furtidui e, together u ,th a complete half n the rec-ipt of i;.e S.-t -: assrtme.it ot ad art.cle urd in a Pi in- the o: her hall at 1 l.c c , J ting OrHce, will be kept constantly ou han.i. Sniail fount, suitable for Ko-k tinder?, 1 in a great varict) . mav Le had ne.i taied ' lor. " ' - ' Order f.-om all parts of the Union will! j be promptly and most carefully attended' j lo. and j articuUily in supplying sorti for , a 1 taunts tu.nished y our predecessor. se c. t 3 Any subscriber t'jc t.ir. who ha not paid up, a .1 f r c mtinmiiCe, w ill lie i- f!.;r r.er lor the ztroul ij,r, vol I pae A.i. 4th. Should t'.p 1st person th'QJgh n.'; ::. i, re si UCt Ii.- post Ui Isi-i t r ir i P. :. noever w.'l ' . rej.rctfu!ly solicit a s are of public' rfer back f n 1 he coi.,ciet.un . o- .v patro'i.ig-- io the t.rmer patrons of thi foundry, we deem it uiT"cien! to sav, that trey will be aj vell and promptly' seivedas heretofore, !u,nld they be dis-po-ed to favor us v ith their orders. . Ihe business of the Foundry will be conducted under the following firm, an J bv the fcarr.p person who was intact the tvpe founder 'n intrinsic merit, ivdepeD'!. 1 1 . tin ftil . I r .. ' I .- . . - v.J ' LS - - . terested in its s iiiv.s. jt p;--f- vol mie, t Pros; ectus. .1 Jvire- 1 N C. t the p hlic. a d n will find t:i- v es c-f t'"e 'C'.''r r. set forth. I have I. .aid nf,, bu' little in v iiidica-i n of t.-.-s . two reason : Ijt. want f rtcm. sides. I k'.ow it rnus' s or r; in Mr. Howe's foundry S. ECKLIX & CO Comer nfCrcu-n ami Caliawhi:! streets Philadelphia, Spt. 131. Prio i.ie nnove inree insertion ami lorwaidiii" P oiv with the advei iiemr nt. wilt be enti-' adapt itself fo ti e numerous c: i tied tit ainc'es to the aniouut of three ar' cpnstan'lv takb-g :! o - ; c-. doll , wwr I Cio In i-lt... e.. i. -. . onjy ny i .oe wno copsk'pt t .e i-c Legislature as torn in; t!.e h..l! i fers of Knglisb Paper, by tTiviit ( tl' 'ate, and ccpm q Kntlv s-i-,. ,: . jvr miee insertion ami lorwaidin" racticaoie or " I ne .i!n r.l H s ! 10 time, go our of da'e. a. - like aii old i'liisnc. Tl , f.nirded on a .sunt'oS'fi n Leg sl.iti n ci:anges mi, : about i m'jc-i. in c -:r.y ti , gre n f time tha.-ge tr,? , What would yi-u 1-.1t kof . : edin :s cL'- nr.ee rf t: I- e ei J3J PROSPECTUS or THE Vinson ildccrtisej: 'I'HF. ltihcrdr mnsncoc f i ;. i. : t o le i a u 2 f t t h e nr act na U-e 0' ' t -r- the Town nf Wadesboroub, Anson mrr,'v beca -se s.,ir.e trv. laur r ounry, .otui Carolina, a weekly paper ! ,J lu'f n -ppen i i e i ii-i . euw leu. "r a river incnr ctii'nr to vary - " The Anson Advertiser. " ; ZZ Z c . T: Tl. According to curtom, he proceed to lay take place in the f ie- of t,d i.re. :' betore the public an anal vsij oi the plnVi described or lores er ? I imn n k : ..U L. 'ii i , y v" I'-'F' iii oc coiiuucieo. 'Oiiey ancee, w i.ii. coierau's. ; - Its columns will be devoted to ihe cause . attorney bonds, tiotes. bii : r ' of I olttics. Agriculture, lme: nai Improve- a:c. Lc. are the -a".P in ,';( wAr:; ment, Literaiu?e aod Science in general. ' nou. that th-v weie t.ve i It if ft-i- C " j i- i - . i . . - i u i oillX'Mir- a S "''' air SU'J 1.1 11 lie - iii.c.- V and fairlv to rpimn Hi. n...;.,. ... i: i .. v. : . .,.. , I r ....... i. Il ll ..VII l.s in. ir . and Liber new of the day, and w hile he 'de change in t..c :"nu eiid iTic; - cannot, consistently with lis principles, process. advocate the course pursued by the pre. N. B- Sine the an; ent administration, he assures Ihe i ublic number of tr.i. volume M.al he feel every disposition to do full services of a you i: zr'::'.ir, f justice to i's merits, liie press will be Cent I Sei up, and i coirtme:-! ODen to Iwslh nani.: il. V.i.i. .. .11 . .1.:'. l. i .. ,i. r- llpavnr n .1 k -. - . . i . . - . . . . ' , .- ---".. j.lta I, J "...i:, ii II lli.n li'ic liujjr.j.o.i- to disregard all party influence. expected, that the publicati 'it I he elitcr intends to avail himsp'fnfiK- ti.ro .... . r.r.rrni.r:; advantage of ntntr I i t.vcr I.?: . .: ! i. ...t. i . .. : , - - - r vK.iiia ......i.j,asiiicnuji..ui''"- on the subject of ngricultu. e and internal home. improvement, he of course will be able t.! To Siif scribers. select and k.r.... i.;. . . ,, ', - idr.e benever a .lifti u t presfft number of Lssayswh.ch cannot fail of be-1 subscriber, he is at iii'erty 10 taf:' ..-art ,l 5 at and it it be thought wortnv r-f a I" Heart tho m nc no rii .i U ,l. . .. s r.s,.r, ... w. ... w uoiry. A , "Ihe man nl R,. ..vcj ' a en illi'Ti cll nlZ1 ,;"p0r,a'" '"testing pro- expected, at Ieat .o'far as ,h- uf0W'" a,ld,,h':?,la'e gis.ibe capable of givine a correct -laiuie villi Ko itn u .... i i 1 o ofil.or, i 1 1" I'oruori' pajes of this work will a No re ne. nf.: ' wcvotea to; suttahle couimunicatmus. I.t r.-" ponte Literature. . , . . u i ho - u . I s"1"' "r eiecteu, lliev inul u - difficnl.io l'Cn " a"are "-MP- .bletobeinte.U-hie. to miM "lust encounter,,, advancing Those editor who .hi... I r" nul.'; i i J e"lc,Mr,J I 'neir papers rcu ariv. lor I via u - and . aLdS e,,,erPr,5e1 '"cte,l,! preserve them? ' and assures his patron, that no paioi. shall! ,, . . be wanting on his part to render his p3pr Ta Ue F r'"!3" , , "oiu a useful and inteiestins nublicaiion ! -l ,ne "t,?5,ti n ot seei.o - ,nnn i-. t ,!"men, I have in nrooress. a cont - '.r.l. V -en. , . . .. o I 'i uawK i:gest. but ir w .! "--Ihe Anson Advertiser m-''i k. ! be some t;me before it will ,f3'- printed on an iruDerial sheer t i Pub,'catnn. pt. present use. I pry 3 00 ncr annum in ariv-a,w- P"b''sli ii "I he Man of B imh p- 50 at the tnd of the year; the first number to issue as soon as Sev en Hundred Subscribers are- nhtin. td; no subscription will be received' a ess period than twelve months ;md the paper will not be discontinu ed until orders are received to that tffect, and all arrearages paid up. Advertisements not exceeding 12 I'nes, inserted three times forone mm cents xor each bubse-! the iB. V fluent ,,.,....:.... lne 'St V I 11111.1 hum . Communications addresser! tmi,. editor must be post paid. IVILLIAM E. BIRD Teb. a I, 1835. mary of the rae decided 'n f '' ;J' v-turr since so coiiU--nej py but about ii or u rae I yet SHtUcieutly coinpreher.: v ' ' a Clue to all the important P nif'r -U.t rr .-. . .1 ........ trit -vu. mis, ana a emu ai r-sf cie jiirisj ciion of a j i.t re Mne ;r may he expected in l.ie fours-' months, provided with vmir subsci ituior.. CTSubscribers can be oack numbers frcin the cjninit"1'- o.uuie. Ii. New Silem. .Tn. 19. Printing until y execute at Tins ttpri'T'
The Tarborough Southerner (Tarboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
June 20, 1835, edition 1
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