fflrK
if . ,v-
- -- : -
WILMINGTON & RALEIGH
pail Komi Company.
rail road office, )
YiUnuK!on, -V. C May Mill, 1-536.
tj-.)ICT. i hereby given, that an .
jJ si..)npiit of Five per Out. on the
"tan-. Ih required of the stockholders
lS;,i, Company, on or before he 1st day
f Julv ntxi.
PAYABLE
In r in c t , to James S. Green, Trea
u!(i; in I ';Irt Co. to .Nichols Hall,
.q : Wayne Co. to Dr. A. S. Andrews ;
i i KilgP"m'"" ,r I'heophilus Parker,
j'.q ; in N '. to Jams S. BaltlH, E-q ;
(Jalifix Co. Andrew Joyner, E-q ; n,
lei:'ir Co- ' Win. Mosih'y, Esq.
EdwHl 11. ihidley,
Miv2U.
President.
Ill J I I
Bacon and Lard.
ffn HI', "rubscribers have just received a
B su;plv ot best quality
CUT HERRINGS.
ALSO Bacon and Laid for sale, by
'. R Colten &' Son
'J'arlioro-, May 21.
TTY -mr -w -m-
2UaDcmp
rainn lwminaiion of the st.
4 (;enls belonging to this Institution
i a c I'larc on Thursday and Friday,
flr) anil t'lli Juno, at w hicli time patrons
ami I'lieiuls are respectfully requested t.
aitiii:i-
I'r ihx' session will enmmenre on Mon
i!,h, JTtii Jnii', under tiie diiection of the
;n ' ct btT, assisted as formerly hy Air.
KS :i vo ii g gentleman in whose qua
lifiwi ions mid moral deportment I have
unlinuiv'nl coifiJence.
I" mis far IJo u il, l uition, ic. will vary
from 10 8 '5 per session. Liooks, 4c.
fjrniilipJ "I tost.
M Ii. Gtmclt,
Nash Co. May 24. Principal.
XTIlit' llalifiix Advocate wi! j,ive four
i:ir.r'ioii Hiid forward account to office r.t
Eiaxim's Bridge. til 4
ACADEMY.
0
N Hie 13ili of next mnnih tiie srho.
last ic exercWes of this lntiiutioii
tPfnmnienre under the Buspice of
Mr JMBLR1 B SMITH. This gentle- j
nn is a native of Virginia, a graduate of
PriiKtton College, and a Teacher hy pro
ft'ioii. Mr. mitli discharged the duties
fi'Tn'or in this Institution for the space of
!fu year- alter graduation. Since that
e iotl I e li.ns been employed in the first
seminaries in Maryland and Virginia. The
le-iimnnUIs of qualificaii m suhniiited to
our ciittiidprati ti are so numerous and va
ffus. thai their puhlication wou!d xceed
tie limits of an advertisement. The abi'i
tie;of Mr. Mnith to instruct in the English,
Latin, Greek and Hebrew languages, the
.Mn;i,fiiiiitics, the science of Civil Engi
reeiii :j. j.-neral principle of Natural and
Comical jilidosophy, in fact every branch
ir;u.i'e to qualify a youitf gentleman for
mi-i,., into any University of our conn
'y,are vouched for in the mot safifaclo
7 irami-r It will he sufficient to men
i pa tin ni. Testimonials have been fur
ni-iirii l.v the Faculty of Princeton College.
h' President D tv (tin1 Professor illiman,
f Rt. Hevd James Kemp, l. D.
Ijif Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
th-ircti ami Trovost of the University of
..arj!;,ni Thomas Emorv, Lieutenant
ov.'rm.r, ir. Sic. In Virginia, President
J.mjMf. professors Page and Stewart, of
"'1'i.f.n an.l Mary College. Judge Up.
s, ii S L. Pat ker, conintoint ealili attor
J ' -''ler M liraxton, Ugh L Maxwell,
lfir. ami James MaJi-ott, Ex-President
L'nite.l States. CJei.eral (J. Gratiot
r1."1 j'r A.Talci.t.nf the United States
'"rr Corns
p?, and mnny other highly
rp'Pfctah!e
Fj s njto all who feel an interest in lite
'tare 0f our country to know, that we
pro,:ur-( Hie services of a gentleman
0 qualified to instruct. Since then,
j'"1; hriieve, the counties of Tyrrell,
'"""K'-n, Beafrt and Martin have
... a s,n?tp acadfmv in operation, the
""ei flatter themselves that the public
'not permit our Institution to languish
iiithM f ,,,ronaSp- r village is as
V'rth r aS an-V ,he raster" section of
if' tarp''na, and Board may he had on
ms verv. reasonable. Customary char
es 'or tuition.
flrm Henderson,
IVm. Slude
iflsa "-o-v,
John G. Williams
IVm. J. Ellison,
& IV. Bagley,
Ltni i-men. II iimut i, a vprv
fmston. 23d May. 1836. 21
I'hno Forte for Sale.
I ly' avery handsome PIANO for
Hou'V1'te"''er80U8 wisnin? to purchase,
u n to call and examine it.
J. IV. COTTRN.
to
p- 21t. 13.-,
ehnket Jlsso c in lion.
II r? PUBLISHED,andforsale at the
.i ii laruoro' rresf, "A con
fi.Vinn rr' f K 'e baptist Asso-
ti,e . 2o .y El',er JosePb -under
' I'll' tomrimiee (consisting
to,.,,' ,'r8 j8,'a Lawrence, William Hy
su R- ke U ar(, aild wrethrcn Tho
"Mien-ism.. r .. ... , . .
a committee (consisting
b -Ha- ,i J0SePn l Biggs, and Cushion
""HI.)
;1 tachj0r $10 pcrdr.zcn
tppointeti by the Association.'
a ii.r Sn!,8cri1,",r-l tis method of
' Hn hoe,, appointed Guardian to
OBEDIENCE BOBBINS,
or the purpose of nirni.i;,.. .
An, I
standin
S to noj.fv pt.rsoi, ,
not hold
ac.s, unless for articles dellvere LT"
J" ,frm me. Therefore fa,, Tr
S"ns credit her. tlicv do it Upon the V J!
responsibility andanheiroin iS Wn
Closes llaka G yn
May 2-1, 1S3. 2i.3
Masonic Notice.
T a regular meeting hrd in jorwi-w,r
i-,. , ., , ., . . ' ' w Ull lilt-
.-Hi April, ISio, a whs .esolved, that the
oembeis of this Lodge celebrate the
Anniversary of Si. John
the baptist,
On the 24lh June next, on which orea.inn
an appropriate ORATION will be deliver
ed, and A Dimu r prepared for the accom
modation of the members and brethren ge
neially, -,h, are resncctfullv inviti i..
attend. ' v u
Jnn. K. Salzman, Com.
a c. Stephens. of Ar
May 17, 1S3(. 20 3
Tarboro' Academy.
rWV 1 E EX AMI N ATION of (he S' ude n t s
Ji. in this Institution will take nlace .in
the first Tuesday in June, and continue
two days. Parent-, Guardians, and otl.ers,
are respectfully invi'fd to attend.
'1 he Exercises of Ihe Academv will re
commence on the Monday following.
uy order, rfT
I lie Jriifilccs
M av 20, IS3t.
20-3
Shocco Springs.
flu's well known Watering- place, situated
In Warren t'ounty,
K OUT II CAROLINA,
Will be reatly for the reception of Compa
ny lv the 15th inst. The Medicinal fina
lities of the water are so fully established,
thai it is considered unnecessary to say
any thing in proof of 'heir efiicarv.
Rooms have been prepared with Fire
places f -r invalids, and no attention will
be omitted that can, in any way, conduce
to the comfort of Visitors."
Jinn Johnson.
May 1, 1S36 13-10
GCTHaving applied to the celebrated
Doctor MITCH ELL, of Phila.l. Iphia, Pro
le'sor of Chemi-try , ic. for an analysis of
the water of Shoc.co Springs, he has, af:er
much care, sent me the following state
ment of its mineral qualities:
Carbonic acid or fixed air in a
pint of water, 2 2-13
Oxygen pas, 32-10'S
Nitrogen gas, 3 23-35
It also holds in solution.
Muriate of Magnesia,
Sulphate of Magnesia, (Epsom Salts,)
Carbonate of Lime; and
Sulphate of Lime
It may therefore be classed among the Ac-
cidulous and Saline Waters, and recom-
mended as deubstrueut and corroborant.
May 13, 1835. ANN JOHNSON.
-:t:-
Will be furnished at SH0CCO SPRINGS,
on Ihe lolh of June. Good music will be
provided on -.lie occasion.
state of North Carolina,
MARTIN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
APRIL TERM, 1836.
Mrs. Barshaba Andrews and 1
Charlotte Andrews
Joseph Grifiiu, Adm'r and in
right of Ins w ife Arlimesia,
Agnes Sherrod,
Ervin Page and Susan his
wife.
Warren D. Andrew?,
Edmund Andrews, and
Petition for
account.
Alfred G. Andrews, )
TIIE undersigned 'made oath in open
Court, in this case, that Edmund An
drews and Alfred G. Andrews are not in
habitants of this State, and thereupon, it is
ordered by the Court, that the said Ed
mund and Alfred G. Andrews appear to
this suit for an account of Ihe personal es
tate of Warren Andrews, dee'd, by his next
of kin against the Administrator of said
Warren, and defend it at the next term of
this Court, to be beld on the second Mon
day of July next, at Williamston, or that
this petition will be taken pro confes30,
against them and heard accordingly, and
that this order be published for five weeks
successively, in the newspaper printed at
Tarborouarli called the Tarboro' Press,
within 50 days after the making this order.
1 rr
Joseph unjjin.
Sworn to and subscribed before me in
open Court.
JOS. D. BIGGS, Clk.
Price adr $3 00.
20-5
Vera Goods! New Goods!!
-MJrllltTANT
To the Public.
Hp UK Subscribers tender their grateful
Kiiowieognients to their former cus-
i :'r T Ine Pub,,c generally, for their
b. ral palronage,and hope to merit a con-
iY. 6 game b-v ,l,eir l"ct alien
ioii to business.
" f ar"; nw in possession of our spring
supply of STAPLE JND FANCY
DU T GOODS.
Embracing every useful as well as new
and lashionable article in our line, cheap
Ami cheaper than ever.
Nov is yot,r chance Bareains. pood bar.
gams, n mistake. We have a large as
sortment of staple and fancy Dry Goods,
FRKSII FROM
New York and Philadelphia,
Selected with direct reference to your bet
ter judgments. Call and let us show vnu
our varieties of spring- Goods, which were
purchased on the most favorable terms in
lli'.se cities. We feel assured that we will
be able to accommodate the public with as
lil ral bargains as they can buy elsewhere.
The proofs are in trying call and see.
A very large assortment of
Boots and Shoes, cheap
Also, a few Drug-s, comprising- Lauda
num. Ess. Peppermint, Bateman's Drops,
British Oil, Castor Oil, Stoughtons Bitters.
Copal Varnish, Opooeldoc, Gum Foetid,
Camphor, Nutmegs, Indigo, Olive Oil, aud
Lemon Syrup.
S. Pender (j? Son.
Tarboro', April 29
Mrs.Jl. C.IIoivard,
AS just received her Spring Supply
of Goods, and is now enabled to fur
nish her customers and the public with al
most every article for ornnment, service,
or comfort in the
Millinery Line.
In her assortment will b found :
A vniiety of Pattern Bonnets,
Tuscan and straw do. of nearly every
shape and feature.
Plain, figured, and watered Silks and Sat
ins for dresses,
F'-.ncy Gauzes, for do.
Veils, Shawls. Scarfs, ar.d Handkerchiefs,
of different qualifies and prices.
Head ornaments, hair Nets, Puffs, &. Curls.
A large quantity of Ribbons, artificial
Flowers, &.c. &.c
0Mrs. H. has also an elegant Pattern
Dress, and other patterns of the latest
fashions. he invites an inspection of her
Goods. Mrthtua tanking done as usual.
Tarboro', A nil 23.
Coach, House, Landscape,
and Orniimenlal
T'.'E
Subscriber respect fully informs
e citizens of Edgecombe county
that
he has located himself
In Tar borough,
Where he is prepared to execute nil orders
in his line of business.
Those wishing Gigs, sideboards, sitting
chairs, fire screens and like painted,
will bring them to the coach shop of Mr.
Terrell.
He will leave town and go into the
coun rv. when house painting is required.
All orders in his line of business w ill be
thankfully received and faithfully executed
on reasonable terms.
Lewis de Jirqner.
Tarboro' 26th Feb 1836. 8
Notice.
THE Subscribers will in a'few days be
in receipt of their Fall purchases
New York and in Petersburg, of a general
Assortment of Groceries,
;li:!itiil I'll
And the important articles to the Planter
at this season of the year.
We also intend to keep three wagon?
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. RICFMRDSSf CO.
Tarboro', Oct. 14, 1S35.
AND
0
NORTH CALOL1NA
For Sale at this Office at the Raleigh
prices, viz: 10 cents each, 75 cents a dozen,
4 dollars for half a groce, $7 a groce, &c.
October, 1835-
The Subscribers,
MAYING entered into Co partnership
i"? leave lo announce tn !
that they are now receiving and opening
At the late Stand of H. King,
IN THIS PLACE,
And at that of Turner Rutland,
IN SCOTLAND NECK,
Halifax County
One of the most tensive,
SPLENDID AND VALUABLE
STOCZI OJP
Spring Goods,
That ever was offered to the inhabitants of
this section of tfie State. As much as "they
despise empty profession, they would be
doing injustice to themselves, did fhev not
declare to (he world, iha!, if thev know
their own intentions, they are determined
t!at in no instance whatever, "shall anv cus
tomer, be he who he may, rich or "poor,
high or low, ever cross the thresholds of
heir establishments, without having the
full assurance that whatever he may" want
in the way of merchandize, from the most
inconsiderable article up to the most im
portant, can be there procured on living
termsliving-, did we say? indeed, we can
safely promise, (although we know such a
sacrifice wiil not be required at our hands)
that we should be wiPior. if necessarv ir
deprive ourselves of the comforts of life if
we 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 judgment 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 aw ay
wiiiiout buying, we shall not indntg- for a
moment one unkind feeling tow ai ds him.
as we shall know to w hat cause to ascribe
his conduct to his not wanting any thins
and not to our inability to suit him. R...
ides, 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 ami
very thing he might thereafter want in
our line of business.
Juirj: & hdmondson.
Tarboro', April 19, 1S36.
JYoticc.
NEW GOODS.
THE Subscriber after returning Iicr
most cordial thanks for the very libe
ral encouragement she has hitherto recei
ved at the hands of her patrons, begs
leave to announce through the medium of
t Ii e Press, that she has just returned from
New York, and is hourly expecting the ar
livalnf her purchases. With due defer
ence to the public, truth and justice to her
self and Goods compels her to say that,
A MORE NEAT AND
Valuable Assortment,
Was never offered in this section, and that
I hey surpass any of her former purchases
as much as the effulgence of the sun does
the pallid light of the moon mid she
would simply suggest lo those persons who
are desirous of procuring articles in her
line of business, of the most fashionable
style and at ihe cheapest rates, to favor
her with n call ere they purchase else
where, or they may sincerely regret their
non-compliance with I his intimation. She
thinks it highly probable that among her
assortment may be found ai tides vastly
superior both in style and texture to any
in this place. Believing they will be in
great demand, and relying in the truth of
the old saying that, they who live for oth
ers live the more for themselves, she as
sures her friends that her prices for those
Goods will not be more exorbitant on that
account, than if every store in town was
filled to overflowing with similar ones.
The following list of articles comprise
her Slock:
Oriental gros Bonnets, Florence do.
Oriental cut do. fancy Tuscan grcs do.
Folio do. French gimp do. plain straw do.
Leghorn Tuscan do. Swiss lace do.
Shell sids Combs, horn quill backs, twist
and long Combs,
A splendid assortment of bonnet and cap
Ribbons, blond lace Veils, do. Scarfs,
Pongee and Marceline Handkerchiefs,
P nk, white and blue Florence,
Plain white and figured Satins,
Brunswick Lace, blond and Grecian do.
Thread and lace Edging, love Hhdkfs.
Elastic Garters, grass cloth Hhdkfs.
Feather'd Fans, rich Leon Shawls,
Brunswick Scarfs, silk Delian,
Buffi, pink gro rie Nap, figured Foulard,
India rubber Aprons, of a superior quality,
French wal ked Capes and Collars,
Mohair Caps, Pufls and Curls, Baskets,
Pattern Cap and Bonnets,
Pattern Dress, a variety of Candies, and
numerous other articles too tedious to
mention.
fCAU orders from a distance will be
punctually attended to, and she hopes
from her paying strict attention to busi
ness, to merit and receive a share of the
public patronage.
Frances Campbell.
Tarboro', 2.1 May, 1836.
Just Published,
And for sale at this Office, a pamphlet en
tilled,
No other than Baptist Churches
Have a right lo be called
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES.
Br Joshua Laavrkmce.
Price 10 cents single, or 1 per dozen.
January, 1S3.
ft- IMPORTANT
To the Public.
Having on hand a very large and extensive
STOCK OF
Winter Goods,
I now pffer them "
At a reduction of 10 per cent.
On last months prices those desirous of
obtaining Goods al a trilling advance on
New York Cost, will most assuredly find it
to their interest to call and learn my pri
ces before purchasing.
In my Assortment will be found:
Newest style dark and light Calicoes, from
10 cents to 30,
Circassians, every color, CO to 50 cents.
Black and colored Silks, in great variety,
35 cents to $ 25,
A great bargain in men's and women's
Clonks, from 53 to $8,
Superfine Broadcloths, from 52 to 7,
Satiinetls, from 40 cents to 1 25,
White and red Flannels, 25 cents to 5fl.
Rose Blankets, $2 to $6 per pair,
Point Blankets, 60 cents to 1,
Negro 'loth, all wool, six quarters wide,
only r0 cents,
do. do. thiee quarters wide, 35 cents,
Cloth and blanket Overcoats, $6h to 8,
Ladies lawn undersleeves,
Ladies and gentlemen's si.'k Handkcr
chiefs, 25 cents to 51 50,
Bonnet, cap and belt Ribbon,
cheap,
Men's and boys HATS and
Caps of - very description.
The largest and cheapest Assortment of
Hoots and Shots,
Ever exhibited in Tarboro' ,(to tcil
Men's Boots, 1 75 to 3,
Men's lined and bound high quartered
Shoes. 87J to 1 12,
High and low quartered boys Shoes, 25 to
75 tents.
Girl's leather shoes, 50 cents,
Women's leather shoes, 40 lo 90 cents,
Women's leather and morocco Boots, 75
cent to $1,
Women's morocco and prunella shoes, 50
cents to SI 25,
Extra fine kid k. prunella Slippers, 1 25,
Negroes coarse high and low quartered
shoes, 40 cents to I,
Men's morocco and seal skin Pumps, 75
cents to SI 25.
Sole Leather, 15 to 17 cents.
Willi every other Article in the
Hat and Shoe line.
ALSO, a large and well selected slock of
GROCERIES,
Hardware, Cutleri, China,
Glass c) Earthenware,
All of which are now offered at Ihe
Cheap Cash Store
For Cash or Harter,
Or on the usual credit, at most Extraordi
nary Low Pricts.
JAS. XVEBDELL.
Tarboro', Jan. 14, 1836.
II. JO il ASTON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Is now receiving from New York,
A Splendid .tssorlment of
IN KIS LINE OF BUSINESS,
Suitable for the approaching Season.
Gentlemen wishing to pntchase Ihe most
fashionable and best goods, at a small ad
vance on the cost, will do w ell to call and
examine his Stock, as he is determined to
sell very low for Cash, or 011 a short credit
lo punctual customers.
Among them are
Superfine blue, black, and brown Cloths,
2d quality do. of all the most fashionable
colors,
Sup'r corded and plaid fancy Cassimeres,
White corded &i drab drills for pantaloons,
Crape Camblets and Bombazines for thin
coat?,
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 Cravats, 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.
He also keeps on hand (of his own make)
a small assortment of
Heady made Clothes.
He has on hand a few best white beaver
Hats, which will be sold at New York cost.
ILTGentlemen furnishing their own
Cloths can have Ihem made and trimmed
in the most fashionable manner, and at
the shortest notice.
Tarborough, April 14lh, 1S36.
Buggy for Sale.
y excellent Newark made BUGGY for
8aIe Apply at this Office.
November 9, 1S35.
JY. II. Itounlrcc,
AS declined all idea of leaving Tar.
borough, and lo make short of a Ion
story will confine himself lo a simple state
ment of facts, by sa inglie has received his
STOCK CF SEASONABLE
Spring and Summer
Embracing a general variety. ll of widen
ARE NEW, NEAT AND
ABLE
Having previously disposed of his old
Stock. But as a s retch of conscience
seems to be the order of Ihe day, thH will
not be taken as satisfactory testimony he is
sure. But all those who wish to purchase
Any article in his line,
Will please call and price them, and they
will no doubt retire wilh a more thorough
conviction of its correctness.
Tarboro, 2()th May, 1836.
CONSCIOUS as we are that Pvjfwg
has become a sickening theme lo an
intelligent people, and believing as we do
in their belter judgment, which tells them
that, "all that glitters is not gold" we
therefore through courtesy to our friend
and the public generally, shall henceforth
and forever avoid exaggeration, swelling
molehills in'o mountains, or operating n
der false pretences, with a view of deceiv
ing those w ho have long since leamt bow
not to be deceived, by taking this thing
and that for granted which ha as litlle
foundation in fact as Ihe ' baseless fabric
of a vision." We derm such a course, a
flagrant outrage upon their good sense,
and as such, we shall confine this notice to
a simple statement of facts, that is to sa:
We have jus received our supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS,
GKocp;ruis,
CROCKERY, HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
An assortment that embraces a tolerable
variety, but by no means every thing nor
shall we presume to assert that
Our Goods are the Best in
(4
For no one would believe it, nor should we
believe it ourselves; yet we will venture to
say, thai they art as good as our neigh
bors, ami shall endeavor to sell ihem as
low, having no doubt purchased Ihem on
as good terms. Among our assortment
may be found the following indispensably
Necessary Aclicles,viz:
SUGARS, bro wn,Ioaf and lump,
Coffee, Molasses, Flour,
Good horse apple Brandy N. E. Rum,
Rye Yhiskey, London Porter,
Lemon Syrup, Castor Oil, Ink k. Blacking,
IRON, SALT, Tin ware. Castings,
Ploughs, Points, Heels,
AXES. Hoes, Spades, Scythe blades,
Guns, Pistols, Bifles, ic. tec.
Together with a variety of Broadcloths
and Cassimeres, Pi ints, fancy French Mus
lins. Gingham-, Chal.'eys, Plaid Gro de
Nap, fig' I Gro de Nap, colored Poult de
Soi, fig'd Mandarine, hlackGro de Swiss
blue, white and pink Satins, fancy Hand
kerchiefs, fancy Searfs worked Capes,
hems'itc'i linen-cambric Handkerchiefs-
silk Fans, paper Fins snd feather Fans
Ladies and gentlemen's Gloves cap.
bonnet, belt and guard Luhbans Bonnets,
Hats, Shoes, Caps, travelling 1 rttnks, car
pet Bags,
.Saddles and Saddlebags,
Oils, Paints, Dye stuffs St Drugs, Snuff. To
bacco, Segars, besides many other useful
articles too tedious to enumerate. AH of
which we are disposed to sell as low as we
can afford them, for cash or credit.
1) Knight & Co.
May 11th, 1S36.
Pocket Hook Lost.
"IT OST, on Tuesday evening, the lit
Jli instant, a sheepskin
Pocket Rook,
With my name on the inside of ihe gfran.
containing twenty dollars in money, and
tne loiiuwiug noies, iviz:; une against I
saac W. & John R. Home, for one thou
sand dollars, due In August or September
last, w ith a credit of five hundred dollars.,
dated the 23d February lat. One agHinsC
James Pender, for fifty-six dollars, due Is'.
January, 1831, with a credit of twelve. br
thirteen dollars. O.ie against Ihorv.as
Gatlin for sixty dollar, flue 1st Janut rv
1835. One agaiest John Bridges, for
l wenty-fite dollars, due 1st January, 1835,
The above notes are all made payable r
Ihe Subscriber. One note against Nafhl.
L. Sapington and Matthew Revel, for ,er
dollars fc9 cents, due in 1829, payable .
Vinceut Vatighan together with reverai
other papers not recollected,
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person, who will return said Pocket Book.
aud contents to me.
JACOB THOMAS
March 2d, 1C36, 10