ty(ll''1,
War Dvpartnu
Chi -
fit
'11
Co fficld King,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAVING removed to hi new estab
lishment, nearly opposite the Court
11 , respectfully informs his M-n Is and
llirt public generally, that he is n -w open
ing a-b tndom astoi intent of
Jf all ana OTntcr
Of a beautiful ami superior quality which
luvf Ix'en selected witli much personal
c.t e in the northern citi, an J will be
mule up to order at short notice and in
lue uio-t fashionable style such as:
Superfine blue anil blck Cloth.
Invisible green and Icuwu di.
,, Clarence brown ami mulberry do.
Olive and mixt do.
.i I'olaski ribbed Ctssimere,
Plain black ami mixi do. do
., Lavender, Zebra, Plaid &iOr'-ciaa do.
Striped and corded d. of various
colors,
Plain black and figutvJ Wlrcts,
Urocade Velvets, a supptior mh'cIp,
Plain black and figured i!l V:iiii,
Brow n aud diat Petersham.
Bl.tck nod orowo goat listi.' Gamble! g.
Also, a beautiful assortment of ducks, some
very superior,
Bosom, Co'Iars, Gloves, Suspenders. Sic.
He tru-ls bv due attention to business,
and his long experience tlterein, to give
du.; satisfaction to those h may fuv..r
him wit:i their orders, lie will keep on
staiuly on hand an a-sortment of seasonable
Heady made Clothing
Of the best qudily, manufactured by him
self and warranted.
A LSO, lb re ir four Join ney men Ttiioi s
of t lie firsl ciuss, v anted.
Tarboro', Nov. lOih. lS5d.
Montague's Balm,
2n Indhm r-midtj for loolhach,
"WTSTHICH hIihi applied a-cordios: t J
V V ' recti. -n, h.ts never failed to afford
.. ...I! . t. n.i.l ,.. .... inu,.l ;... r... '
reived ami lorsle iv
. IV GOTTEN.
1 1 lh Nor. 1833.
Mrs. A. C. Howard,
Jf A i jn-t received a Fresh Sttrvtv of
IM. Go ids. and is now enahl rl i.i tnr.
i 1 9 1 1 m-f cusionors anil tue puoiic with al
most every art. cle for ornament, service,
or comfort in the
JiiU'nicrif Line
In her assortment will b found :
A variety of Pattern Bonnets,
Tuscan and straw do. of neailv evrrv
shiipe and feature.
riai. , figured, and watered Silks and Sat
ins lor dresses,
Fancy Gauze,, tnr do.
Veils, Shawl. carfs,and Handk. rchiefs,
of different qualities and prices.
IIe;id ornaments, hair Nets, Puffs, Si Cm U,
A hn-e quantify of Ribbona, artificial
i lowers, Lc. he.
CTAlra. II. has patterns of the latest
fa-lmms. invites an inspection of her
Goo Is. Mantua ii"king done as usual
Tarboro', April 23.
Look at This.
Mr. JVM it m Claiborne,
ABOUT the year lSlfl or 1817, remov
ed from the county of Amelia, i.: Ihe
State nf Vir jiniH, and settlorf jn s.ome part
l .ortli C-irolina; since which lime, his"
VH rols have n-t heard fr-ui him ,r been
able to ascertain the place of his residence.
Bequeathed to him by his life's Fuufer,
'( :i Jiuglty,
WUhec-me Pa, able ,he s, of Januarr,
JS3,an l t!.en.i..lersi,ied Knecutot of
Jstaie , anxioM that be 8(ot;, ,, ,r.
ward and receive ,.; aiu, ,hat
man , ,ne, do adv.-. ,h. Utvlerj , of
the pl.i.-e of his tctdenc-. f Jr C!ai
bo- ne , dead, or has. removed t, m V '
Itna, hi, ?urvitinS n lalions or av
person who ran civ, ny informatm-.'cnn
ctinifig i,n or his d-scendanis, c
ler a tVivor on the undersigned, lv com,",?,"
nicatiiig such if -.rmatinn by e:,Vr direct'
lo Inn) at Kanaaha Courthouse, Va.
Thos MaUhncs, hee'r.
1st June, 183(5,
Muting Press for Sale
A the? RHL " g Pres.. o
JlJA. Ine old mode ol consfriif
procured on reasonalde,;rmr,UO,C,,U b'
- Vpph, at this Office.
laiborough, July 24.
William W. Gray's
In va I wt hie Oin t ment,
m ULCERS, TUMOURS. &C.
Can now be obtained of Vu Patentee, at the
Office of the llateigft Rrgister,
?i:sM'"t, 1 dollar One dozen, 9 dollars.
fVLLlAM IV GRAY.
Raleigh, Ociober 4. 1835.
r. ,
Raleigh, September 1. 1 P3ti.
For five or r-'X years previous to the
spring of ISM. a negro man of mine had
been much afflicted wilij an ulcerated arm
and hand, which rendered bim almost use
less. The ulcer embraced that part of bis
arm from the elbo.v down, including his
entire nani. winch was literally a mas oi
niltreblClion A lolnt oi im I'm -or. und a
part of th.- thumb perished and dropt off.
; more distressing and hopeless case I
have never beheld. It was abandoned by
his physician as incurable, except bv am
putation of ihe hand.
The !- medical treattn-nt having fail
ed to relieve the man, placed hi.n under
the care of Mr. William W. Gry, i i thi
place, who, with his Ointment, has effecu
ally fined the case, although the nexro
was frequently absent, for weeks and
m' ih together. He has been entirely
well for Ihe hut eight months, and 1 have:
good reason in believe will continue so.
IVILLIAM BOYLAN.
Brandy, wanted.
Til E Subset tiers ih to purchase 50
binels IliiANDV, lor which the
higii,-ii a?li price i I be iven.
I) UCILillDS i- CO.
Nv 12. 15.
BECKWITH'S
Jnli-daxpeplic i'ills.
THH nio-l valuable medtcine for the
cure of Dysprpsia, and the evemion
l btiions levers, coiic,Aic. 4.c is kept con
stttntly on html a,l ior ;! bv
. IV CO T TEN.
Tarhori.', 24 Sep!. IS io.
TO I'll j NTS US
And Publishers.
T1IK Suhscrilr have just completed
l ei; nw Specitn-n Book of i-it-lac
bik an 1 j.,i
t knurs and ttmumtnts,
The contents nf which are herewith partial
I.i fiiren.
Diamond; peail. No 1 IM 2; asate es.
I, I and 3; nip on no par. n body; non
pareil Nos. J 2. 3 and 4; minioi.e'ic N.,.
I and 2: miuuoi iNos. !. .1 ...! J.
on brevier bodt; biotior .... ......
brevier Nos. 1,2,3 and 4; brevier on b m'r
geois body; brevier on long primer bodv,
bourgeois on brevier bodv; ' bourgeois No's
loo l .
, o hi. i f , nourgeoH on long primer;
long primer Nos. , 2. 3 and 4; long prim,
er on small pica hotly; small pica, N-.s. 1
and z; pM a on small pica body; pic i, No
i, .mm o; p ca on L.nitsb bol; Kn.
Nos. I and 2; great pi inn r paragon; don
ble Liikl'sb; double
lives pica to twenty; eight 'ine pica Gothic
--""I, loiwenty; live, seven l;ne and
",,e l", a "rnamenlai; six, seven, nine,
twelve and fifii,, i,.s pCi sladeJ; eight,
'-"-"rfc uieeii Imesantique. snaded.
Alto, a large and btauHful collection of
From pearl to see,i lines pica, many of
whirl. !r ..mt .l.. r .
". " - l,r lonnu m any oilier spe
cimen; a new assortment of ornamental
dashes, a variety of cam borders; near
TWO THOUSAND
Melul Ornaments,
Brass rub ; leads of various thickness; as
trnnoiuical, maihemaiical and physical
ians; uielal braces and dnshes Ironthre
to th.ny ems lon; great primer & double
pica scripts on inclined body; diamond and
nonpareil music of various kinds antiques;
light and heavy fnr two line leiie,; f.,11
face Roma., and Italic nonpareil, in nion,
brevier, long primer an.', pi. H. ,;.
ion, brevier, long primer and other 'darks
nonpareil, minion and brevier Greek He
brew and Saxon.
A lt ge variety of O nments, calculated
particularly for Ihe Spanish and South A
meucan market-: Spanish. French and
Portuguese i:ccml furnished to order to
gethet with every other article made'use
of in the Printing busiuess, all of which can
he furnished at hoil notice, of as good a
quality ami on as reasonable terms as anv
other establish. 'tit. J
CONNER COOKE,
Comer of Nassau e- Ann streets, Neir York.
Jnst Published
And for s!e at this Office, a pamphlet en
tilled,
Ao other than Bttptist Churches
Have a ii!ht to be caPed
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES.
Br Joshua Lawrknce.
Price 10 cents single, or 1 per dozen, j
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT.
rftnilP Roard of Managers of Ihe Wash
JJ inglon National Monumental Society
inviie DESIGNS fur this struciure, intru
ded m a memorial ot a
NATION'S GRATITUDE.
It would be to fetter genius, to prescribe
any limit to the exercise of its powers,
w h eb should, however, in this case, har
moniously blend durability, simplicity and
grandeur. Although it is'inipractieanle at
present to estimate the extent of the con
liibntions that m y be made, the Designs
maybe predicated on an expenditure of not
less lhan one million of dollars.
The Board of Managers will not offend
American geniua so much as to offer, in
this instance, a pecuniary rewaid. The
artist whose Design shall be adopted, will
feel amply remunerated; and all the De
sign? ill be bound and carefully preserved
to which end, it U requested that they be
sketched, as near as may be, on paper of a
iintf rm sir.e, of the dimensions of sixteen
by twenty two inches. Tlif designs to be
directed to
GEORGE W.1TTERS0N. Sec ry.
Buggy for Sale.
N etuebent ewark made BUGGY frtr
sale. .!pphj this Office.
November 9. j
For publishing in the town of Tarb roug -,
N. C aemi-:noithly paper, cnti.Ld
THE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST,
EDI i' ED ;?Y MA UK BENNETT,
Pi inltd and Published by Geo. Howard.
flTl HIS publication ispnncipally in tended
L todefendtheold school United Baptists
from ibemany aspersiotis cast upon them
b deluded persons protesting the r own
fiiiili berau-e they cannot conscientious
ly enjiige in li.e various mouey-makiuu
sch. ines of the day, ostensi' Iv intended to
promote " ri-lMiiity, but evidently l-nd-ini
to destroy t.e great and fundamental
piinciples upon wnich it is based, by mak
in? a nam ol ro llit cs We wish m huu
it distinctly understood, that we are not
i ... t .. . . ..
iiiiiniiBi iu .i-onry, i eraperauce, the uis
irib ition ol the Hible, or Ihe spread of the
Go-pel but we do condemn the mingling
of professor and non-prolessors of reli
inn in societies, and the mnLincr a "
of r. ligious matters, in every shape and
lot in w naiocver.
Believing that Theological Schools, Bi
ble, Missionary, Tract, and Sunday School
Union Societies, are Ihe same in principle
unscriptural ;avor mote of "lucre'
than of "good will towards men." w are
opposed to them.
aomeui i tie cmirlren ol (..od, surrounded
with, and interspersed amongst, the advo
cates of 'issiouarv and Oilier cnr;lip o r.
denied the happiness of conversing with
loose "i i ne snnie jnogmeni. Ulners, w bile
gri' veil witii bchiddin cotrnptions of i!ie
Gospel are not able to speak for ihem
selves. I his is designed, under God, for
their telief. We shall aim notso much to
please Ihe fancy - as to inform the judgment
more to afford matter for solid and last
ing comfort, than lo give a momentary
glow to the feeliuss. We consider thai
the cause of tru'li and of Christian solace,
is our cause. Deeply impressed with the'
belief that the blessing even of truth iiself
is ol the Head of the Church, we cast our.
selves upon Him. and send our little paper
abroad, praying the Lord to carry with it
some joy lo thoe who are in tribu'a ion,
and a little rest to those t ho are troubled.
TERMS.
The Primitive Baalist is published it,
suner-roval c;vo lorm of IK
the second and lonrth Saturdays in each
n.ontli at Ow Dollar per year, payable
oo receipt ol the first number. Six copies
will sent to one Post Office or neighbor
hood for Five Dollars
Communications must be post paid and
directed lo the Publisher.
rsons holding Subscription papers
will pltat ytt.d them or the names on them,
to lieo Howard, Tfirboi ouh. N. C
ham U may concern.
finflF. subscriber requests all (hose in
Jl debted ro him to call and settle their
acc-mils. z.r r n
January 13, 1836. AAG.
Piann Forte for Sale.
HAVE a very handsome PIANO for
sale persons wishing t
would do well to ca'l and examine jt.
A JF. GOTTEN.
May 2 1st, 1KJ5.
Pnblished and for alc at this Office.
Annum, UI3COURSE th.
North Carolina Vhi'. A..t ,
KelUlkPO Xitnrlalimi I r .
r oasket of
tr gmen.,. ,)v ,he n ,v. jl)huj Law
Also. A Review nf rinrL . .
. - . . " iicirncr anil lux.
ficntton to the Kehukee Association, writ
ten by a lav ineioKor ,l . '. 11 '
- i ' -soiiaiion
and. Occurrences in tl I r im .. .
seph Biggs, wrote by himself.
tfanuary, io,jo.
ftTPeach llrtmdy'Xd
I WISH to purchase 10 barrels best
Peach BRANDY, for which the bignesl
price will be paid in cash.
J IV. GOTTEN.
Tarboro, Nov. 23d. 1S35.
Vine Culture;
THE Subscriber has more than twenty
kinds and fifty varieties of the Vine.
Some of these are generally known as ex
cellent for table use or wine, vie: the Scup
pernong, the Halifax, Isabella, Catawba,
Herbeaut's Madeira, &c The price for a
well rooted single viue is a quarter of a
dollar but where a dozen, fifty, one hun
dred or more are taken at once, or boxed
and sent the same direction to one respon
sible perso i, n handsome deduction is
made. For further particulars inquire of
he Editor of the Tarboro' Press, or
SIDNEY IVELLEE.
Brinkleyville, N. C. Oct. 4.
White Ilagur,
' SPE'. 1'FUI.LY iolorm the Printers
of t.'e United Stales, to whom thev
havt in u lone k .own as established
lhal they h tve now formed a
CO-PARTNERSHIP
In said l usiness and hope from their united
skill and expei -ence to be able t" giv gat
inaction to all w bo mav favor litem wjlh
their orders. The i. troductiou o!" machin
ery in plate of he u; h altl.y ptoce-s tf
c l pe by iiaod. a des..l, i -.inm by the
Amer. can and Eoropeao t'omdeis. was by
American iugr nuily and heavy expendilurc
of time i nd m uey on the part of the senior
partner, first Miccessfnlly accomplished.
Extensive use of hi machine to cast let
ter ha fully tested and established its
superiority oer 'hat cast by the old process.
The letter loundry business, will hereafier
be carried on by the parlies above named,
under the firm of
WHITE, HAGUR & CO.
The sntciineu exnibits a complete series
from diamond to seventeen line pica. The
dook ana news type being in the most
modern light and si ade.
; WHITE. HAG U.I L CO. are agenls for
Ihe sale of Smith and Rust
PRINTING PRESSES,
wbich they furnish to their customers at the
) manularturers' prices. Chases, cases,
t composing sticks, ink, and every article
i useo in tne printing business, kept for s tie
land furnished at short notice. Old type
taken in exchange for new, at nine cents
I per pound. . WHITE
New York, 1836. W. HAGUR.
For Mire,
A Gig and Harness,
jlpply at this Office.
Information
Is wanted relative to
Christopher 'trcldcn.
A native of Galwav in Ireland, who rotiilu.l
3 or 4 years ago
IN WILMINGTON, N.C,
The object ct this dvertieui. nt is to know
where Chriloplier Welden is at present he
was rather ehott, and of a sandy complex
ion. Address Ihe publisher of the Wil
mingtur. (N. C.) Advertiser.
April 22.
Cotton Gins
fWltlE subscriber has removed from
JL Tarborough, and established himsell
on the Raleigh road near the Mote of J. C.
Knight, on Cokey, where he continues
The making and repairing
Cotton Gins.
All those who wish to cum.tv tt,.r....r
. , r,. , ... nisei rj
with Gins of the best quality, are repect-
.u..7 Bii.iieu io appiy to ihe Subsciiber
persoiiHllv. or bv letter All r
Gins will be promptly executed. Gins out
of order will be expeditiouvly repaired.
i rrsous wisnmg to have work exrnted,
will please leave ilieir rlr. . ... . '
oi J. C. Knight, Esq.
SAMUEL D. PROCTER.
February ith, 1837.
HISTORY OF THE
Keh nkee Association.
-1 PUfBIJS,,f t "d for sale at the
J! office of the Tarhorn' Pr... ..
else History of the Kehukee Baptist Asso
ciation. from its original rise to the pre
sent time by Klder Joseph Bi?gs,r
Ihe supervision of a committee (conistinff
of Elders Joshua Lawrence, William llv
mm, nnu i.itke Hard, and biethrm Tho
o".8, B,f.i Jeph IK Biss' a Cushion
B.tlassell.) appointed by the Association "
Price 31 each, or 10 per dozen.
October 2.
iTii.;jX3
EXPEDITION.
From Baltimore to BlaktIy,N.C.
IX TWBNTY-S1X HOURS.
Great Northern and Southern Line
of travel, via Washington city,
Fredet icksburs;, Richmond,
Petersburg, Raleigh, &c.
jOiN and af,er tl,e fifteen,, ,,av of c
nLF tober next, travellers from New
Yotkand Philadelphia, reaching Washina
ton bv the evenin? train on the Baltimore
and Washington Rail Road, wilt be for
warded immediately by the
Stenmboiit to Potomac creek, and thence
by Stages and Ihe Richmond Mid Frede
ricksburg1 Rail Road cars to Richmond,
Virginia, which place they will reach ht
10JL nVlnrb X . M. leaving Richmond im
mediately, they will arrive in Petersburg
lo domer, and nt the termination of the
Petersburg Rail Road, on the K-'anoM', at
8 oViock, P- M ; whence tbey will be for
warded by 1 he expeditious lines of J. H.
Avery k. Co. to Halifax, Tarborough,
Warrenton, Raleigh. Fayettevillc, Colum
bia, S. C. Augtirta.&ic.
Relnrnioir the Sr.liies from the South
will teach Blakeley Depot (the termination
of tb Peterebur Rail Road) at 4 o'clock.
P. M- Petersburg al 9 P. M. Richmond at
O A VI an. I U'hln.ln., rlltr i.. l!.,.. Inr
the afternouti train of cars lo Baltimore
roaKin the trip each way. between Bain
more and Blakelev. on Ihe Roanoke, in
the unprecedented time of
Twenty-six? hours
The above line is connected throughout,
and connects at Hick's Ford, with the
Bnydiun, Danville, and Salisbury line, and
Northern and Southern travellers are gua
rantied against detention at any point on
Ihe route between Baltimore and Augusta.
The Proprietors.
Oct. 4, 1636. 40
Pocket Book host.
I LOST mv Pocket Book on Tuesday
night 2th of November, or on Wed
nesday, tbe 30tii, containing 5174 in cash;
two glO bil's on V. S. Bank, two f20 bills
an a $5 bill on Columbus Bank of Ga.
100 bill on Charleston Bank, S. C. a 53
bill on Cane Fear Bank, a .SI b'dl n-i -
bcrn Bank, and a $Z Xortn Carolina bill,
bank not recollected. T-e book contained
one note on Buei Mather, dated 9th May,
isjo. and due Istol Januarv, 1837, payable
to me, for S272 37i cents A I SO. rerpinta
and other papers valuable only to mvself.
1 win give a noerai reward to any person
who will deliver the book and contents
u..jaui 11 i.,iuii vau iVi .vp s. or
any where that can get if. The book is
ot yellow calf or sheep skin of or
dinary size.
CICERO BROOME.
December 2d, 1836.
To the Afflicted.
ti 1 o invaluable Ointment forth-
xJff" rure of white swelling, scrofula Q,i
oiner tumourf, sore leg and ulcers, and
Iresh w ounds, sprains, broiwp. c -.n;
nuu inuamtn nions. mc. &.c.
Beckwiih's aiiti-dvsr.entir
Rovvand's nenuioe ti nir m..i,
e . ... , " . 1 I'tr-
icii cu:e tor risue nm tr
The above valuable tiip.Kr;. ... 1...
had wholesale or retail on r...i;.:".. .
r LO(pn AP-piit 1-.1
I83t3. 0
MERCHANTS
WE have imported by the ships Hark
Away. Marmora, George Wash
gton, and Hihernia,
The heaviest! and hex assorted
STOCK OF EUROPEAN
GOODS.
Ever in our dossv; r... . .
r cisfforiment of
American Goods.
U very extensive and i.-!.
Goods we will sell Wnnr re . t ne9e
nly bel.eve a, ow, and in some Instance,
lower than m arfJond. . t "H"cf
any Northern Marked ar ; M;n,r;
1; Frci5hN d other inc I
Paul, Mollan k Co.
Petersburg, Va. Sept. 12. j
Just Published,
4nd for sale at this Office,
the iviousn,
Trying to gnaw out of the
CATHOLIC TRAP.
Br Joshua La whence.
P'i" 10 cents single, or $1 perdozeu.
September. IS35.
At
. r- .jpin.JtaawF,ii-i i Mm iijul?.--- m.trT-
Printing' neatly .executed,
AT THIS OFFICE.
Pension Office, Or,. 3 1Rn. ;
I HE following Ci.-ci.lar ' .
dressed lo ihe Pension a.
rjrv
the Second Comntto!ler nr .1
:"iu..
is published for the infounnij.
1.1 l
111 (,( p
M'Mins, nim loose woo mt... ...
attorneys, in drawing tl.t-ir s-i,,,'
them. ' H-
James L Edwarfo
Commissioner of Ptn
CIRCULAR.
Treasury Dep,mtnm
Second C'omptkoi.leh's of '!
fice, September J
The Agent for paying Pernio,,,
Sm: In orler to jru.nd more .ffecln " " '
against a repetition of frauds, as n
foie practised by the production off,.'
papers, Ihe first three I' ll vvin ni'it '
ml eg w"II be observed by llit accoiij.
officers of t e I n a.-ury.
1. In every case where the pHi
employs an attorney' lo receive ,js
sion, ihe execution of the power nii!p
in Ihe presence of at least one rnt'
other than Ihe magistrate b furp V
is acknowledged. No payment tn
torney will be allowed unless suppm'.
a voucher Ihus executed.
2. In all cases where tin signal
the pensioner or hi attorney U requi.
such pensioner or altoriifv uj rj ;
name at length, if capable of so (!
otherwise, his pignnlure may he
or cross, in which case the -xerniioa j
be in the presence of at fast ., flj
lent witness, oilier lhan ihe justice
tary who acts officially in the cue,
3. No payments will in lulnit L im,
to any pensioner, either n person
attorney, who has rtol afij lied for hi.
Hon for more than one year, wi!i(, , ,
production of evidence of h-s iln iii
prescribed in the instructions
j
j
1
t office of June 10,' 1833, chapter I,
- an' 'orm ,J nor "d s..( li ,
been franamilletl toll,
I of Pension. 311.! a SoeCl
1 t 'oinmissi.
special ilnecti'Mi
! ihorizing Ihe payment has hern given,
4- In c.ise w here a renifiratc lu L
issued by the Commissioner of
tothe widow or thildren of an 1 Scrv
soldier under the net of J oie 7, 1S3:, c
under the act of May 15, l,2-i. nn prtfr
Ihe relationship of Ihe applicant lotlicj.
ceased officer or si.ldier is t . ! v -qurtl -by
the penion aenf. that proof ha V
been necessarily filed in Ibe oOireol'iki
Commssioner of ''envious prior to the iv
suing of such certificate.
Respectfully, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed )
Albion K. Vrr,
Jin. 24. Comptroller.
To lake effect from the 4th Min It IK.
Via
VERY BEST
Cotton Yarn and 'fichu
FOR SALE.
THE Subscribers feel grateful ftri'.
liberal patronage which they recfiR )
the past year, and hope by assidu'trH
punctuality in biiness to merit a i-ikii
a uce of past furors.
T hey now have and expect to kerp .(
stanlly on hand, the E
Very best Cotton Ynm,
From Nos. 2 to 18 inclusive. Also tar1 4
S'zes of the best
Cotton Seine Twine.
Its durability and strength has been fairV
tested, and the Subscribers fed no lif-i'i-lion
in pionouncing it infeii -r lotioneJ
not superior t any in maiket Both t::
above articles iiy eipect to delrfr!)
purchasers on as liberal terms as auicla,
of Ihe same quality can be procured ei
where. The usual charge for coiiveja.
w ill be mad-.
Terms of Sale for all qu.miitisol Tan
oyer one thousand pounds, f..nrrootithf
dit will be allowed for any quantity under
one thousand pounds, thtee months, lit
purchaser giving note (without inters)
the time the Yarn is delivered, pv iHe
the above stated times.
The proprietors of fisheiies uildot
to apply to the' Subscribers tor Tuinefc 1
the future, as a very liberal credit will & .
iven.
BATTLES,- BROTHERS
F i!N Tar River, Jan M I8 i6.
100 Reuai d.
Tftt ANAW'AV" from the subscriber,
JJ.H Ihe niffht Of 20lh Sofpmher luf. ff
negro man named
DA XI R r
20 or 21 years of are. fi frit hU black I
complexion, has a pleasure coitiitenaii.
1 1 1 . . ? . . . f
.-v.. .u ur miocr Kne rt. nig reel tow,
what turned out. imriti-uiari., 1.;. 1 ft fort- I
his clothing not recollected." He tat (of h
neny the property or Asahel Farmer. b r
mother, brothers and ;.t.r. ii,winw
said Farmer his father is in Ihe saP
neigliborhood working about as a hi'!
smith, nearly as a free roan. It isbeliepl
he is Itirkin about in the neigbborhooJ '
said Farmer, also n ANash cou ity.
above reward will be paid to anv pf"0' ?
thnt will apprehend snid negro, ndtleli'ff
him to me or secure him in anv jailsoth'1 ,
I get him agin. I forewarn "anv ierso
trom harboring said negro, or crrvin2 l"a
off, tinder the strict penalty nf'th '
Any inforinaiion repeniur hiin ai'l be(
thankfully received by the Subscriber,'
Oak Groye. Edgeron.be cMiuty.
IVILLIAM BARNES.
24r't An 5. 1S3V 3-1
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blanks, for s Aey
AT THIS office. ;
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