. j.y pink ctilor, which doubtless
0 '..U have been as britrli t as that
0f last lall hut lir the moon
shining nrigiu "1117 uve, 11
protu niitiniiit until to, the my.
tvliicii it slowly shot up, alternate
1,, onnearinc: and disappearing:
Kfr,in f move with great activity
i;i e the play "I wiiai is caueu neat
liHiining i' suimner; sometimes
breaking up into stationary ne
bulas, then dispersing and radial
ig as before. ib.
Latest from. Europe. We have
English dates to the lUUi Alarch,
inclusive. 1 Hey contain no po
litical intelligence of interest here.
Liverpool Cotton Market,
Much 10. We have had a briak
market to day, the sales amount
ia" to 5,000 bags, two thirds tak
enby the trade, and the remain
der by speculators. There is no
alteration in prices, the late ad
vance being steadily maintained.
T ep u h lie an JYo m in a Ho n .
011 TREMDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN, of N. Y.
TOR VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD M. JOHNSON, of Ky.
FOIt GOVERNOR,
IUCHAKD D. SPAIGHT
CJWe are authorised to an
nounce fVm. IV. Bryant, as a can
didate for the office of Sheriff of
Nash county, at the next election.
V vices Current,
Jt Tarboro' and New York.
MU'2. x per Tarboro'. New York.
Bacoiij lb. r 10'12 12 14
Beeswai, lb. 18 20 25 26
Eramiy.ftpple gall'n 45 50 40 45
CciLe, 13 16 11 15
Coin, bush. 55 60 75 S3
Coiion, lb. 15 hi j 18 19
Cotton baa'g. yard. 20 25 ' 22 24
Flour, sup'f. bbl. 750 800 750 SCO
Iron. lb. 4i 5 3 4
Lard, lb. 10 12 15 10
Molasses, gall'n 45 50 37 40
ter, brown, lb. 10 12 10 12$
Salt, T. I. bush CO G5 34 35
Turpentine, bbl. 200 250 450 500
Meat, bush. 80 90 125 130
Whiskey, l.bl 45 50 38 40
JYotice.
NEW GOODS.
THL Subscriber after returning her
most cordial thanks for the very libe
ral encouragement she has hitherto recei
ved at the lianJs of her patrons, begs
leave to announce through the medium of
the Press, that she has just returned from
ew York, and is hourly expecting the ar
rival of hvr purchases. With due defer
ence tu the public, truth and justice to her
self ami Goods compels her to say that,
A MORE NEAT AND
Valuable Assortment,
Vii5 never offered in this section, and that
t'.ry surpass any of her former purchases
asmucli as the effulgence of the sun does
pallid lijjht of the moon and she
wild pimply suggest to those peisons who
are desirous of procuring articles in her
l'"eof business, of the most fashionable
j'vle Hii'! at the cheapest tates, to fuvor
I'r with a call ere they purchase else
where, or they may sincerely regret their
"oii-corupliance with this intimation. She
thitiks it highly probable that among her
Prurient may be found articles vastly
lienor both in stvle and texture to an v
"i tins place. Believing they will be in
feat demand, and relying in the truth of
e old saying that, they who Jive for oth
rs live the more for themselves, she as
sures her friends that her prices for those
Uoods W'II not be more exorbitant on that
account, than if every store in town was
Wed to overflowing with similar ones.
leTs'k"'"2 f artlclcs comPrise
Rental gros Bonnets, Florence do.
"riental cut do. fancy Tuscan gros do.
joiio do. French gimp do. plain straw do.
wg lorn Tuscan do. Swiss lace do.
" '" Sl,le Combs, horn quill backs, twist
a long Comb?,
Pendid assortment of bonnet and cap
'"bbons, blond lace Veils, do. Scarfs,
"ngee and Marceline Handkerchiefs,
J'1', white and blue Florence,
a white ami figured Satins,
Brunswick Lace, blond and Grecian do.
J "ad and lace Edging, love Hhdkfs.
PS,'C Garters, grass cloth Hhdkfs.
jewhet'd Fans, rich Leon Shawls,
arunsw.ck Scarfs, silk Delian,
fu it pink gro de Nap, figured Foulard,
"iia rubber Aprons, of a superior qualitv,
fcncli worked Capes and Collars.
J'HirCaps.rufh and Curls, Baskets,
pernCapaud Bonnets,
"tern DregSt a variety of Candies, and
"Umerous other articles too tedious to
mention.
UTAH OrHfT? Trnm o A'.c-tnfa ...It l,
Punctually attended to, and she hopes
"l her iU inir cli'n-l ilisntinn in luioi.
t,1i r t0 '"e, it and receive a share of the
'iic patronage.
Fiances Campbell.
tarhoro', 21 May, 1830.
2ftteutfott.
" o ill l lie
H itmiugioh & Raleigh
RAIL ROAD COMPANV,
Hocky Mo! bhel7a7Rock0r0,;g,, a"d
33 OSs
ccveJ until 15ih .May nesf by t0 bc re
James S. Rattle, )
Bennett Bunn, I Corn's
Henri Blount, )
Nashville, N. C. 29(1, April. 1836.
Shocco Springs.
This well known Watering place, situated
in fVarren County,
SOUTH CAR0I.1KA.
Will be ready for the reception of Compa
y by.be. IStbinst. The' Medicinal qJa-
,ilnr ., . -- -- -.vow imijr estaousneu,
Uiai t is considered unnecessary to say
.my thing , ,,rot)f of ther effica ' 3
Rooms havo luun i :,
r i . rri'i wun fire
places f.,r invalids, and no attention will
be omitted that :..
nnj nay tonaUCe
to the comfort of Visitors.
Jinn Johnson.
y.y 1, 1S36. 18.10
Will be furnished at SIIOCCO SPRINtiS
on the loth of June. Good music will be
provided on the occasion.
Mrs.Jl.C.Howard,
JlTtAS just received her Spring Supply
4A of CJoods, and is now enabled to fur
nish her customers and the public with al
most every article for ornament, service.
or comfort in the
Millinery Line.
In her assortment will be found:
A vaiicty of Pattern Bonnets,
Tuscan aud straw do. of nearly everv
shape and ft-atnre.
Plain, figured, and watered Silks and Sat-
ins for di esses,
Veils, Shawls. Scarfs, and Handkerchiefs,
of different qualities and prices.
Head ornaments, hair Nets, Puffs, Si Curls,
A large quantity of Uibbons, . artificial
Flowers, ice. Lc.
ID Mrs. H. has also an elegant Pattern
Dress, aud other patterns of the latest
fashions, he invites an inspect ion of her
Goods. Mnvlua making done as usual.
Tarboro', April 23.
New Goods! JWzr; Goods!!
IMPORTANT
To the Public.
rJMIK Subscribers tender their grateful
acknowledgments to their former cus
tomers and the public generally, for their
liberal palronsge, and hope to merit a con
tinuance of the same by their strict atten
tion to business.
Wcare now in possession of our spring
supply of STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
Embracing every useful as well as new
and fashionable article in our line, cheap
And cheaper than ever.
Now is your chance Bargains, good bar
gains, no mistake. We have a large as
sortment of staple and fancy Dry Goods,
FRESH FROM
New York and Philadelphia,
Selected with direct reference to your bet
ter judgments. Call aod let us show you
our varieties of spring Goods, which were
purchased on the most favorable terms in
those cities. We leei assured maiwe win
be able to accommodate the public with as
liberal bargains as they can buy elsewhere.
The proofs are in trying call and see.
A very large assortment ot
Boots and Shoes, cheap
Also, a few Druffs, comprising Lauda
num. Ess. Peppermint, Bateman's Drops,
British Oil, Castor Oil, Stoughton's Bitters,
Copal Varnish, Opodeldoc, uutn roeua,
Camphor, Nutmegs, muigo, uuve wu, u
Lemon Syrup.
S. render or son.
Tarboro', April 29
STEAMBOAT
For Citn Point.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THE public are respecliuiiy iniorraeu
.1.-. .1.. nnrl rnin for table
Willi MIC IK"
stp.nmhoat Eagle.
Capt. Chase, has commenced her run to
r r:i..pn;ni Honartins: every Sun-
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7 o clock
A. M. in time to join the James R.ver and
Bay Boats, and on Tuesday s, Thursday s
and Saturday's, will be m time lor me
return passengers. Travellers may now
avail themselves of steam carriage from
Blakelv, N. C. to Boston.
P. RYJ1X, rfgent,
- Petersburg, Va
March 26. 17 3
WESW-MMH.
The Subscribers.
AVING entered into Co partnership
-i ...Cy ,e now receiving and opening
JB the late Stand of H. King,
IN THIS PLACE,
And at that of Turner Rutland,
IN SCOTLAND NECK,
Halifax County,
One of the most Ka; tensive,
SPLENDID AND VALUABLE
S7QCZJL OF
Sjiring Goo thy
That ever was offered to the inhabitants of
ibis section of the State. As much as thev
despise empty profession, they would be
doing injustice to themselves, did thev not
declare to the world, tha, if they know
their own inleutions, they are determined
tnat in no instance whatever, shall any cus
tomer, be he who he may, rich or poor,
high or low, ever cross the thresholds of
their establishments, without having the
full assurance that whatever he may want
in the way of merchandize, from the most
inconsiderable
portant, can be there procured on living
tviuis uvin?. aid. we sav? n p. m o ,
safely promise, (although we know such a
sacrifice will not be required at our hands)
that we should be willing, if necessary, to
deprive ourselves of the comforts of life if
w e could thereby add to those of others.
If any one, who may give a hasty glance at
this Manifesto, should be disposed to doubt
the truth of any thing herein contained,
we beg him to suspend his judjment until
he shall have given us a call. For to how
ever much trouble his examination of our
Goods may put us, if he should go away
without buying, we shall not indulge for a
moment one unkind feeling towards him,
as we shall know to what cause to ascribe
his conduct to his not wanting any thing
and not to our inability to suit him. Be
sides, we shall have the consoling reflec
tion, that such examination could not fail
to point him, with the unerring precision
of the magnetic needle, to the places where
he would be able to procure, with the least
inconvenience to his pocket, any thing and
every tiling he might thereafter want in
our line of business.
King & Edmondson.
Tarboro', April 19, 1836.
Notice.
T)HE Subscribers will in a few days be
L1 in receipt of their Fall
New York and in Petersburg, of a general
Assortment of Groceries,
And the important articles to the Planter
at this season of the year.
We also intend to keep three wagons
employed in the transportation of Cotton
from this to Halifax, and will at all times
give the highest prices for baled Cotton
delivered in this place.
D. RICIMRDS 4- CO.
Tarboro', Oct. 14, 1835.
tQFeacli Brandy.
a WISH to purchase 10 barrels best
Peach BRANDY, for which the highest
price will be paid in cash.
J IV. GOTTEN.
Tarboro', Nov. 23d, 1S35.
Whom it may concern.
STIHn Subscriber tequests nil those in.
UL debted to him to call and settle their
accounts. TTXT
January 13. 1836. A Cr.
Pocket Book Lost.
SfOST, on Tuesday evening, the 1st
Lj instant, a sheepskin
Pocket Book,
With my name on the inside of the strap,
containing twenty dollars in money, and
the following notes, (viz:) One against I
saac W. & John II. Home, for one thou
sand dollars, due in August or September
last, with a credit of five hundred dollars,
dated the 23d February last. One against
James Pender, for fifty-six dollars, due 1st
January, 1831, with a credit of twelve or
thirteen dollars. One against Ihoinas
Gatlin for sixty dollars, due 1st January,
1835. One against John Bridges for
twenty-five dollars, due 1st January, 1S35.
The above notes are all made payable to
the Subscriber. One note r.gainst Nathl.
L. Sapington and Matthew Revel, for ten
dollars 89 cents, due in 1S29, payable to
Vincent Vaughan together with several
other papers not recollected.
A liberal reward will be given to any
person, who w ill return said Pocket Book
and contents to me.
JACOB THOMAS.
March 2d, 1836. 10
Coaci, House, Landscape,
and Ornamental
rPHE Subscriber resped fully informs the
citizens of Edgecombe county that he
has located himself
Tit Tarborough,
Where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his liue, of business.
Those wishing Gigs, sideboards, sitting
chairs, fire screens and the like painted,
will bring them to the coach shop of Mr.
Terrell.
He will leave town and go into the
country, when house painting is required.
All orders in his line of business will be
thankfully received aod faithfully executed
on reasonable terms.
Lewis de Arquer.
Tarboro' 26th Feb 1836. 8
H. JOHNSTON,
MUKCIIANT TAILOR,
Is now receiving from New York,
A Sphndid Assortment of
IN Ills LijVE OP BUSINESS,
Suitable for. the approaching Season.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase the most
tashionable and best good3, at a small ad
vance on the cost, will do well to call and
examine his Slock, as he is determined to
sell very low for Cash, or on a short credit
to punctual customers.
Among them are
Superfine blue, black, and brown Cloth
2d quality do. of all the most fashionable
colors,
Sup'r corded and plaid fancy Cassimeres,
White corded Si drab drills for pantaloons,
Crape Camblets and Bombazines for thin
coats,
A superior assortment of Vestings, of eve
ry description,
Plain brown Linens for summer jackets
and pantaloons.
Plain black and fancy Stocks, (a large as
sortment,,
Fancy silk Handkerchiefs.
Black silk Cratats, linen Collars,
Plain and ruffled linen Bosoms, a new and
superior article Suspenders,
Silk Shirts for gentlemen, a new article.
Also, most every other article comprising
gentlemen s wear,
lie also keeps on hand (of his own make)
a small assortment of
Beady made Clothes.
He has on hand a few best white beaver
Hat s. which will be sold at New York cost.
ILrGentlemen furnishing their own
Cloths can have them made and trimmed
in the most fashionable manner, and at
the shortest notice.
Tarborousrh. April 14th, 1836.
PETIT (JULPII
Cotton Seed.
500 BUSHELS genuine Petit Gulph
Cotton seed, daily expected for
sale by
N. M. Martin Donna n,
Petersburg, Va.
18th March. 12-5
Northern & Southern
Daily Mail Route.
THE Petersburg
Rail Road Company
inform the Public
gSyihat their Road. ex.
tending from t Peters
burg, Va., to Blakely, North Carolina, on
the Roanoke, a distance of 60 miles, and
constituting a part of the GREAT DAILY
MAIL ROUTE North and South, is now
amply provided with superior Locomotives
and Cars, to accommodate all the travel
that may offer. The Cars leave each end
of the Road daily, on the arrival of the re
spective Mails. Travellers with their own
equipages, can have their horses and car
riages transported on this Road, with per
fect safety and convenience; and thus,
perform in 5 or 6 honrs while resting
their horses, a journey which would other
wise require two days to accomplish.
k THE BLAKELY HOTEL
jfifl at the southern termination of
ttli the Rail Road, has been re
Uj( built of brick on an enlarged
scale, and no pains will be
spared to render its accommodations such
as will give satisfaction to passengers and
travellers generally.
Besides the daily line of Mail Coaches
from Blakely for the South, via Raleigh,
Fayetteville, &.c there is A LINE VIA
TARBOROUGH three times a week, con
nected with the Mail Line at Fayetteville,
and also a Line from the Rail Road at
BELFIELD JO CLARKSVILLE, MIL
TON AND DANVILLE.
Another tri-weekly Line from Biakely,
passes through WARRENTON, OXFORD,
&.C. and connects with a Line to SALIS
BURY, N. C.
In the course of the present season, a
branch will be opened from the Peters
burg Rail Road at Belfield, to Wilkins'
Ferry at GASTON, ON THE ROAN
OKE, from whence a Rail Road to cross
the river by a Bridge, is now about to be
constructed to Raleigh.
The Rail Road from Baltimore to Wash
ington is now in operation, thence to Poto
mac landing, the Line is continued by
Steamboats; thence via FREDERICKS
BURG TO RICHMOND, a considerable
portion of the Rail Road is finished and
the remainder is in a rapid course to com
pletion. The Line continues from Rich
mond to Petersburg, by a Turnpike Road
and thence by the Petersburg Rail Road
to Blakely, as before mentioned, is the
main and only DAILY MAIL ROUTE
BETWEEN BOSTON AND NEW OR
LEANS. Office of the Petersburg
Rail Road Company,
February 2S, 1836. )
March 1, 1836. 11
Buggy for Sale.
N excellent Newark made BUGGY for
8a,e Apply at this Office.
November 9, 1835.
Just Published,
And for sale at this Office, a pamphlet en
titled,
No other than Baptist Churches
Have a right to be called
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES.
By Joshua Lawrence.
Trice lOcents single, or 1 per dozen.
January, 1S3
IMPORTANT
To the Public.
Having oo hand a very large and extensive
STOCK OF
Winter Goods,
I now offer them
At a reduclionof 10 per cent
On last months prices those desirous of
ouiaining uoods at a inning advance on
New York Cost, will most assured! v find it
to their interest to call and learn my pri
ces oelore purchasing.
Iu my Assortment trill be found:
Newest style dark and light Calicoes, from
10 cents to 30.
Circassians, everv color. 5fi tn tf) mnii.
Black and colored Silks, in great variety,
oo cenis to 1 'Zo,
A great bargain in men's and women's
Cloaks, from 3 to $8,
Superfine Broadcloths, from $2 to 7,
Sattinetts, from 40 cents to 1 25,
White and red Flannels, 25 cents to $1,
Rose Blankets, $2 to $6 per pair,
Point Blankets, 60 cents to $1,
Negro Cloth, all wool, six quarters wide,
only 60 cents,
do. do. three quarters wide, 35 cents,
Cloth and blanket OvercoBts, 6i to $8,
Ladies lawn undersleeves,
Ladies and gentlemen's si.'k Handker
chiefs, 25 cents to 1 50,
Bonnet, cap and belt Ribbon,
cheap,
Men's and boys HATS and
Caps of every description.
The largest and cheapest Assortment of
Boots and Shoes
Ever exhibited in Tarboro', to wit:)
Men's Boots, 1 75 to 3,
Men's lined and bound high quartered
Shoes. 87 to $1 12,
High and low quartered boys Shoes, 25 to
75 tents.
Girl's leather shoes, 50 cents,
Women's leather shoes, 40 to 90 cents,
Women's leather and morocco Boots, 75
cents to $1,
Women's morocco and prunella shoes, 50
cents to g 25,
Extra fine kid &i prunella Slippers, $1 25,
Negroes coarse high and low quartered
shoes, 40 cents to $1,
Men's morocco and seal skin Pumps, 75
cents ti $1 25,
Sole Leather, 15 to 17 cents.
With every other Article in the
mv rtOXTSS
llat and Shoe line.
ALSO, a large and well selected stock of
GROCERIES,
Hardware, Cutlery, China,
Glass c) Earthenware,
All of which are now offered at the
Cheap Cash Store
For Cash or Barter,
Or on the usual credit, at most Extraordi
nary Low Friccs.
JAS. IVEDDELL.
Tarboro', Jan. 14, 1S36. "
SELLING OFF,
AT COST,
For Cash only.
D. KNIGHT $ CO.
January 7th, 1836.
100 barrels Flour,
Of superior quality, for sale by
D. RICHARDS CO.
Dec. 4th, 1835-
Ferry at Sparta.
rpHE Subscribers having made arrange
ments for keeping up the FERRY at
this place, take pleasure. in informing the
people of the neighborhood and traders
generally, that they have employed a good
Ferryman with a good Flat, who will at all
times be ready to wait on people without
the least delay.
DANIEL HOPKINS.
JOHN MAYO. .
Sparta, 2d Janaary, 1836. 2
Young Jack,
VaiLI STAND the present season the
vv most of his time at home. The sea
son will commence the 1st of March and
remain at home until the 10th of March
on the 11th, he will be at J. C. Knight's
store on the 12th, he will be at Win. J.
Armstrong's store, near Upper Town Creek
meeting house then home and there stay
eight days, and then round as before,
which will make it every tenth day; so on
till the 1st of July, at which time the sea
son will end. He will be let to mares at
his former low prices, Three Dollars the
leap, Five DoViars the season, and Nine
Dollars to injure a mare to be in foal with
25 cents ti the Groom in every instance.
The season and leap money will be due
from, the end of the season with interest;
the, insurance from the 1st of January.
Mares put if not mentioned otherwise at
the time they are first put, will be charged
by the season, aud when charged no alter
ation will be made. Any persou putting a
mare and neglects to attend the stand, will
be held bound for the insurance money.
Great care will be taken to prevent acci
dents, but no liability for any. A transfer
of property forfeits the insurance money.
Young Jack's colts are a sufficient recom
mendation. D. G. BAKER.
22d Feb. 1836. 8
N. B. All nerSOnS that nut mat-os In It,.
leason of 1834, will do well to call and
settle their accounts shortly. D.G.B.
Printing Press for Sale
SUPER ROYAL Printing Press, on
uttA the old mode of construction, can be
procured on reasonable terms.
Apply at this Office.
January, 1831.
T HEREBY inform the public, that I
have declined all idea of leaving Tar
boro', and have just returned, from the
North, and daily expect to receive
MY NEir STOCK OF
Wares, and Merchandize,
Having almost entirely disposed of the old.
Stock. The present will be found
Neat, elfsrunt and Chpnn.
With the exception of Groceries, iu part
CONSISTING OF
Fancy and Staple
Silk, fur, wool and siraw HATS,
Silk, Tuscan, cottage and straw Bonnet?,
Boots, Shoes,
Pumps S Slippers,
Ladies & Misse do.
iiaraivarje or isuuery,
Tf I oa l. ,l -
Glass and Earthenware Rice, Sugar, Cof.
fee, Whiskey, &c.
Pots, Ovens, Spiders, and Skillets,
Cheese, Candles, and Soap : .
Beside many other articles too nne
rous to mention all of which are offered
upon the best possible terms. Those wish
ing to purchase will please favor me with
a call and examine qualities and price.
N. H. ROUNTREE.
Aaruoro , zotli April, 1836.
Look at This,
QjTlHE Subscriber offers for sale, a first
im rate light Newark
Sulky and Ilarnessl
CHEAP.
Jos. Jno. B. Pender.
Tarboro', April 29.
Jotice::JYeiv Firm.
R. JAMES J. GARRETT having
withdrawn himself from the Copart
nership heretofore existing under the firm of
Knight, Garrett $ Co.
The same is thorefore dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will "hereafter be
conducted under the firm of '.
D. Knight & Co.
At the old Stand. We take the liberty to
remark to our friends and the public gene
rally, that we are thankful for their past
favors, hoping that their future ones if not
increased will not be diminished, as we
shall endeavor to give general satisfaction
11 ui n.iw mo; iu.vi uj mm iuvh curium.
We are now receiving- our
Fall '& Winter Supply of
Which we are determined to sell as low a
the lowest, being anxious to sell out our
present Stock in order to make room for ;i
more general assortment in future. Wo
assure the public that we consider ourselves
permanently located in Tarboro' for life,
unless sunk hy an earthquake or blown up
bv bankruntcv. and we are hnnnv tn sav
that we have as little apprehensions of the
latter as of the former of these honible
catastrophies, provided we are so fortunate
as to continue tu share the "loaves and"
fishes" of public patronage with our neigh
bors, which we shall endeavor to meiit
with all our might.
D. KNIGHT $ CO.
Oct. 15th, 1835.
State of Worth Carolina
EDGECOMBE COUNTY
Court of Equity.
MARCH TERM, 1836.
Arthur Knight Barlow, PItfF. versus Salfj
Knight widow of Arthur Knight, Willi
Knight, Peter Knight Sen'r, Lucy Battt,
Betsey Knight, Joshua Lawrence and
Polly his wile, William Haines aud Nan
cy his wife, Joseph Knight, John Knight
an infant, residing within the State and
Charles Knight, Peter Knight Jun'r,
Geraldus Baits and Betsey his wife, By
thai Haines, Betsey Haines and Salry
Haines, Dempsey Daniel and Lydia his
wife, Allen Knight, Jesse Knight,
Arthur Knight, Joseph Batts and
Patsey his wife, Newsora Barnes and
Nancy his wile, 1 nomas Strickland and
Lucinda his wife, Sally Knight, Frank
lin Knight, Polly Knight and Rebecca
Knight, residing without the State, de
fendaats, " : .
Original Bill. ' - ;
IT appearing to the satisfaction of said
Court, that the defendant ahovp (tpri.
bed as non-residents, are not inhabitants
oi tnis state: It is thereiore ordered, that
publication be made in the Tarboro-' Press
for six weeks, commanding said defend
ants to appear at next term of said Court,
to be held for said county , at the Court
House in Tarboro ugh, on the second Mon
day in September next, then and there to
plead or demur to said bill, or answer the
same, otherwise judgment will be taken
pro confesso, and the cause heard x
parte as to them.
Witness, Isaac Norfleet, Clerk and Mas
ter of said Court, at office, the second
Monday of March, 1836.
NORFLEET, C.M.E.
By fVm. Norfleet,D.C.c.
Price adv $4 75. 13
AND
NORTH CALOL1NA
For Sale at this Office at the Raleigh,
prices, viz: 10 cents each, 75 cents a dozen,
4 dollars for half a grace, J7 a grocek &c
, October, 1835.