l1rMlarrn"'l , mmmi iwi
Cofficld King,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MAYING removed to 1 tab
lishmont, i-i-ly opposite the tonri
House, respectfully informs his i' ieivls ami
the public generally. hal he is now open
ing a hand-omc assoi !' f
Jfali and CHLttntcr
5S,
Of a batiful and superior quality, which
have been selected with much personal
care in the northern cities, and will be
made up to order at ihort notice and 10
the most fashionable style such as:
Sdperfine blue and black Cloths.
i, Invisible green and brown do.
,, Clarence brown aod mulberry do.
Olive and mist do. .
Polaski ribbed Cassimerc,
Plain black and mitt do. do.
Lavender, Zebra. Plaid &Grrian do.
Striped and corded do. of various
colors,
Fiain black and figured Velvets,
Brocade Velvets, h superior article,
Plain black and figured silk Ytslings,
Brown and drab Petersbaui.
Bheknnd brown goat hair Cp.mhl.-ti,
Also, a beautiful assortment of Stocks, some
very superior,
Bosoms, Collar?, Glove?, Suspenders, kc
He trust by due attention lo business,
and his long experience thereto, to give
due satisfaction to those who may favr
him with their ordei. He will keep nn
nantlyou hand an a:orttuentol seasonable
" Heady made Clothing,
Of the best quality, manufactured by him
self and warranted.
LSO, three or fourJouroeytnenTailoig
of (he first class, w anted.
Tarboro', .Nov. lUih. 1 83.
Whom it may concern.
f V 1 : 1 E Subscriber tequests all those in
Ji. debfed to him to call and settle their
iCCC Ull tji.
January 13, 183G.
. KLG.
Montague's Malm,
An Indian remtdy fur toothuchy
TTK7HICH when applied according tJ
V t'rectirns, has never failed i ah":rd
Immediate and permanent relief, just re
ceived and for sale lv
j. iv. cor TEN.
31th Nov. 1S35.
Stale of A'urlh Carolina,
EDULCOMIiE CoUXTV.
Superior Court of Equity.
MARCH TERM, 1S37.
Arthur K. B trluw
vs.
Willi? Knight aod others.
THIS cuse coming on to he heard on
the biil and answer, judgment pro
CuufpsNO, and e Jiiibits filed in Hie cae
and the same having been duly consider
ed by the Couri: It is declared, that the
deed xecuied bv the plaintiff to Arthur
Khight, dee'd, bearing date feth Pehruarv,
1834, set forlii in the bill of complaint
and a copy whern.f h exhibited, was in
tended by the partii s thereto as a convey
ance of the land therein mention, d, by
the plaintiiF to the said Arthur to s cuie
the .sum of one thousand dollars and as
such the Court dotb declare it a mort
gage; and it appearing to the Court, that
the defendant Sally Knight widow and re
siduary legatee of said Arihur as also his
administratrix, hath been fully satisfied of
the money secured by said mortgage deed,
it is deflated, that the defemiants upon
whom the said land descended on Hie
deadi of said Arth.tr are trustees h dding
the same for the sole use of the phintiiV,
who is justly entitled to have the legal es
tate therein, which came t0 tl,e defend
ants as heirs of said Arthur, conveyed to
Mm freed from the claims and tii of any
and all of them. Wherefore it is ordered,
adjudged and decreed by (he Court, that
the defendants convey to the plaintiff by
deed to be piepared by the Master and
tecuted under his directions, a lee sim
ple title iu the premises, that the defend
ants Joshua Lawrence. William na;,..
Gera.das Batts, Uempspy Daniel, Joseph
Batts, Newsom Barnes, and Thomas
Strickland, severally procure their res
pective wives to join in said conveyance.
And it is further decretd, that each a:.d
very one of the defendants be perpetual
ly enjoined from bringing or prosecuting
s hens at l;iw of the si l Arthur Knight,
?cl, against the plumifi-or hoc claim
nS under him. any smt or action t iiher at
law or iu Equity, fur or ou acc .not o" the
premises aforesaid. It is further ordered,
that the. Master proceed to compl- te the
title as toon as practicable, and that tne
reasonable expense of oblaininj: the tame
be borne by the plaintiff. Jt also pPear
ing to the Court, that thf defemiants ha4
brought an action of ejectment against the
plaintiff previous to the filing this bill
which caused the same to be tiled, it is
decreed that ne.tner party a, against the
other recover costs, but that each pay his
Own cois.
PURSUANT to the above D,.crp, r.
said J.isliua Lawreno-, Wiliam 8j(irSi
Ceraldus Batt, Dempsey Daniel. Joseph
Batts. Newsom Barnes and 'lhouias Sirick
land, and their respective wives, are hereby
.tiMifird that I have appointed the fnnni,
plonday of August ntzt, and mv office in
the. tuwn ol Tarborosigh, as the 'lime and
place lor nemting aid deed, when and
where tney will mke care to attend.
A O F LEE 7 C. M. E.
Trice adr f7 00.
.NEW ARRIVAL OF
Spring Summer
AT THE
Cheap Cash store.
Tames JVcddcll,
MAS just returned from the JWihern j
cities:, where he has purchased at ;
'Xceedingly Low Prices, a LARGE and j
bphndid Assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE j
GROCERIES.
HA TS, SHOES.
Hardware China, Glass and
Earthen ware.
Which he oilers at a v ry siuali advance on
Hie Jfrtc York i ost,
And fe Is confident lie can convince all
who tiny f.iv.ir him wi'h a call that his
Stock not only comprise a most splendid
variety, bin having pitrhased them- in
nianv uistanCf at a great saciitice lo the
importer, i.e. will nffrr the.n at uch aton
isliinsly low price m he flatter- hitn-eif
will fully meet the views of those whose
object is to buy
Fresh fashionable Hoods
At verv low Prices.
TERMS Cash, or the usul ctedit to
punctual customers.
Tarboro', April 3. 1S37.
PIANOS.
-
MR. E. P. N A3H, of Petersburg, Vir
ginia, being sole ..gnt lor the ball
ot our Piano Fortes, in the la' s ol Vir
ginia 6i Norttt Carolina, persons desirous
ut hxvtng Instruments ofour uunuhict are,
can in ke application to him, a he has
the exclusive light to sell in iho.e tales
orccs'rr ty Dunham
New Yoik, March 17, 1&37
.4:-
COMMENCE my ?(ring sal.- of the
above .i riin)Pnt in the Stales ol
Virinid iin.l :n tii Carolina, by declaring
that "Modait. Woicester c UuubiuiV
;:janufdttui of .
Yiuno Fortes,
Is the very best in the United States not
only equ il to others, l.ut, li eraliy the very
best; and as ttie very best evidence that I
am borne ou: in the assertion, am permit
ted to challenge a biir I ii.il with any
nuke, or m, ers, far or near.
The Factory of these makers having
within a few months been roundel -ably
enlarged, I shall now be cabled to meet
(he demand. The price of those 1 lauos
are tegular a.nd established.
Edward F Nash.
March '21
William V. Gnu's
Invaluable tinlmcnt,
FOR ULCERS, TUMOURS, &C.
Can now be obtuim doj the 1'atenlee, at the
OJJice of the Raleigh lligistcr,
SinglePm, 1 ,tlai Jue dozen, 9 dollars.
IVILLLiM W GiVJV.
Raleigh, October 4. 1&35.
Raleigh, September 1. 1536.
For five or s x years previous lo the
spring of 1834, a negro man of mine had
been much afflicted with an ulcerated arm
and hand, whii:h tendered him almost use
less. The ulcer embraced that part of his
irm fioui the elbow down, including his
e .lire hand, which was literal! v a mass of
punefaciion A joint of one finder, and a
part of the thumb, perished amidropt off.
A more distressing and hopeles case I
have never beheld. It was abandoned by
his physician as incurable, except bv am
putation of the hand.
The be-t medical treatment having fail
ed to relieve the man, I placed him under
the care t Mr. illiam W . Cir.v, in thi
place, who, with his Ointment, has effectu
ally cured the case, although the negro
was frequently absent, lor weeks and
months together lie ha been eotirelv
well lor the last eiht months, and 1 have
good rtnn to believe will continue so.
IV ILL MM BOY LAN.
State Bank
Of A'urth Carolina.
PURSUANT to a Resolution of the
Stockholder of this Bank, at their
last annual General Meeting, persons
having claims on said Bank f..r Dividends
of Capital or Profits Deposiles, or Notes
issued by the Principal Bank or it Bran
ches, are earnestly desired to present them
tor pav ment to the Treasurer of the Bank,
on or before
The first .Monday in je..
c ember next,
Otherwise, they will be barred, Bs lr,P
Stockholders will then make a final divi
dend of the effects of the Bank.
S. F. PATTER SON, Preset.
Kaleigh, Dec. 3, 1836. 1
Frinling neatly execuied)
' AT THIS OFFICE.
6ifeV
! " " I je?3&. I
a.
MONUMENT.
THE Board ol Managers of the Wash
ington National Monumental Society
invite DESlGXS for this structure, intru
ded as a memorial ot a
NATION'S GRATITUDE.
It would be to fetter genius, to prescribe
nny limits o the exercise ot its powers,
wh ch should, however, in this case, bar
moniouly blend durability, simplicity and
grandeur. Although it is impracticable at
present to estimate the extent of the con
tiibutious that may be mde, the Designs
may be predicated on an expenditure ot not
less than one million of dollars.
The Board of Managers will not offend
American genius so much as to offer, in
(his instaiuT. a pecuniary reward. lhe
rti.-t. w hose Design shall be adopted, will
feel amply remunerated; and all the De
Signs w ill be bound and carefully preserved
to which end, it is requested that they be
sketched, as near as may be. on paper of a
uniform sire, of the dimensions of sixteen
by twenty two inches. The designs to be
directed to
GEORGE W.1TTERS0N, Stc'ry.
BECKWITH'S
nti-dyspeplic Fills.
.i;.
THI -5 most valuable medicine for the
cure of Dyspepsia, and the pievention
ol bilious fevers, colic, inc. kc is kept con
stantly on hand and for sale by
J. IV. GOTTEN.
Tarboro". 4 Sept. 18 55.
HEIUUNGS,
Bacon and Lard.
T
h'E Subscribers have just received a
supply of best quality
CUT HERRINGS.
ALSO Bacon and Lard for sale, by
5. I). Cotlen & Son
Tarboro', Mav 21.
For publishing in the town tf Tarborough,
N. C. atemi-inonthly paper, entitUd
THE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST.
EDITED bY MARK BENNETT,
Printed and Published by Gio. Howard.
T I IIS publication isprmcipullyio tended
to.'.efend theold St h- ol United Baptists
from iheuviny apersr.ns cast upon them
bv .h bided persons pro'essin" thrr own
faith, becau-e then cannot Conscientious
ly engage in ti-e various monet-maki.ig
schemes of the day, osteu i1 ly intended to
promote l.'t ti-iiamly, but evidently t-nd-in&
to destroy me great and fundamental
principle upon which it is based, by inak
iug a gain of godliness. We wish to hae
it dxtincUy understood, that we are not
inimical to Masonry, Temperance, the dis
tribution of the Bible, or the spread of the
Gospel but we do condemn the mingling
of pinftsors and non-protessors of reli
gion in societies, and the making a "craft''
of religious natters, in every shape aud
foi in whatsoever.
Believing thit Theological Schools, Bi
ble, Ali-siouiry, Tract, and Sunday Schoo1
Union Societies, are the same in principle
unscriptural savor more of "lucre '
than of "good will towards meB," we are
opposed to them.
Some of the children of God, surrounded
with, mid interspersed amongst, the advo
cates of !Vi is-ion a ry and other societies, are
denied the happiness of conversing with
thoe of the same judgment. Others, while
gri-ved with beholding corruptions of the
Gospel, are not able to speak for them
selves. This is designed, under God, for
their relief. We shall aim not so much to
please the fancy, as to inform the judgment
more lo afford matter for solid and last.
ing comfort, than to give a momentary
glow to the feelings. We consider that
the cause of tru'h and of Christian solace,
is our cause. Deeply impressed with the
belief that the blessing even of truth itself
is of the Head of the Church, we cast our
selves upon Him, and send our little paper
abroad, praying the J.oru to carry with it
some joy to those who are in tribulation,
aud a ittle rest to those who are troubled.
TERMS.
The Primitive Baptist is published in
8upei-royl oc tavo lorm of 16 pages, on
the second and fourth Saturdays in each
tnonlh al One Dollar per year, payable
on rece:pt of the first number. Six copies
will sent o one Post Office or neighbor
hood fur Five Dollars.
t ommunichtions must be post paid and
directed to the I'ublisher.
KTPersons holding Subscription papers
will please senrf them or the names on them,
to Geo. Howard, Tarboiough, N. C.
Tarboro, 1n36. '
Published and for ale at this Office.
PATRIOTIC DISCOURSE tht
North Carolina Whig's Apology for
he Kehukee Association and, A Basket of
irHgmenis, by the Rev. Johua Lawrence.
Also, A Reviewof Clark's defence and jns
t fication to the Kehukee Association, writ
en by a lay member of the Association
and. Occurrences in the Life of Elder Jo
seph Biggs, wrot by himself.
Tarboro', 1837.
mm
Vine Culture.
THE Subscriber has more than twenty
kinds and fifty v arieties of the Vine.
S.'ine of these are generally know n a ex
cellent for table ute or wine, viz: the Scup
.leroong, ttie Halifax, Isabella, Catawba,
Herbeaut s Madeira, fcc The pr.ee for :i
well rooted single vine is a quarter "t a
dollar but where a dozen, fifty, ne hun
dred or more are taken ai one. or boxed
and sent the same direction to one resport-
ble person, a handsome deduction is
in.de. For furlher canicular inquire ol
be Editor of the Tarboro Pres. ,r
SIDNEY IVELEEIl.
Brinkleyville, N. C. Oct. 4.
For Mire,
A Giz and Harness,
Apply at this Office.
To the Afflicted.
ijpl RAY'S invaluable Ointment for the
cure of white swellings, scrofula and
other tumours, sore legs and ulcer, and
fresh wounds, sprains, bruises, swellings
aud inflammations, Sic. k.c.
Rowand's genuine tonic mixture, a per
fect cure for ague and fever.
The above valuable medicines may be
had wholesale or retail on application to
J. IV. Colten. Agent for Tarborough.
183o
Notice.
THE subscriber having recently dis
posed of his
Gin making Establishment
IS GREENVILLE,
To N. TYER, reques's all those indebted
to him to make early payment. From
his long acquaintance with Mr. Tver (who
ha for everal years past been in his em
ploy) he respectfully recommends his for
tier customers to him, ard is confident
that all who mav favor him with their cus
tom will be satisfied.
Henry Chamberlain. .
Cotton (Sins.
f il 1 H E subscriber having purchased the
i IL Lsf aid'shmeiit of Henry Chamber
! lain, in Gre. nville, N. C. for making
teel Saw G7's,
Respectfully informs the public that be will
contiH'je the business at lhe same place.
Having on extensive assortment of ma
te' i'.ls on hand, he assures those w ho may
favor him with their custom, that their or
ders shall be pro nplly executed.
j Gf'ns mill be repaired.
Of the best materials, and at the shortest
j notice .
Persons when ordering will plea'e slate
whether thev prefer the German, or polish
ed cast steel plates.
Still remains connected with iiiis establish
ment, and carries on the
Lock and Gunsmith business.
He also makes Saw Mill Boxes, and Mill
Inks, of a c.mpositot. inveoted by Daniel
Peck, of Raleigh Mill Spindles, with
Steel Collars, (turned,) and Gudii'ons,
manufactured equal to any in the Unired
States.
All orders must be directed to lhe Sub
scriber, at Greenville
Xoijleet Tyer.
January 30, 1S37.
State of JYorth Carolina,
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
In Equity,
MARCH TERM, IS37.
Henry Benson and Patrick Boit andS
wife Eliibbeth, plaintiffs, j Ort-
ginal
John Peel and wife Elizabeth and j Bill.
Jethro Benson, defendants. J
IT appearing to the satisfaction of .-aid
Court, that the. sai-l defendants are
non-residents: It is therefore ordered,
that publication be made for six weeks in
the Tarboro' Press, commanding them
and each of them t3 appear at the n.xt
term nf said Court, to be held for said
county at the Court House in Tarborough,
on the second Monday in September next,
then and there to plead or demur lo said
bill, or answer the same, otherw ise judg
ment will be tHken pro confesso, and the
cael)card ex parte us to them.
Test,
NOR FLEET, C.M.E.
Price adv 3
HISTORY' OF TIIE
Kehukee Association.
JUST PUBLISHED, snd forsafe at the
office of lhe Tarboro' Press. "A run.
cise History of ths Kehukee Baptist Asso
ciation, from its original rise to the pre
sent time bv Elder Joseph BiVrs nn.iv
the supervision of a committee (conitin?
rcu i . ....... s
oz cmers jcs "ti a uawrence. v illiatn Hy-
uii.ii, ann uuice aru, ann nrethren Tho
mas Biegs, Joseph D. Bizes, and C.ishin..
B.Hassell.) appointed by the Association."
rnce si each, or $10 perdozen.
October 2.
Roanoke Trade.
GASTOS, Uli April, Ift'17.
ffTVlE undei signed respectfully it..
JL frms the Planters and Meichants
ol North ChmI'i m and Virginia, and the
pubiiu geneinliy, it a the
Greensville and itoanoke
HAIL UOAD
Is now cun"llf,l and in successful ope
rati'.u, and that he has located himself t
Guiion, the termination of n;d iioud, for
the purpose of transacting
Commission, receiving and
forwarding b us in ess;
And is now prepared to give attention to
all con-ipinreiils. The undersigned, iu
commencing business at Gaston, was un
der the itnpres-ioii that the shippeisof
Produce, and rt eel vers of Goods, both of
the country and town of Petersburg,
would find il convenient and advantageous
to have a regular correspondent and disin
terested agent to attend to tlu-ir various
interests, and especially to the order and
condition in w hich boatmen and wagon- r
receive and deliver th- ir cargoes at G -s-ton.
from and to He Rail Road Company,
and particularly in procuring boats and
wagons, for" the immediate di-patch tit
meichandize, 6;c. to its place of destina
ti n. Under this belief be offers bis str
vices to the public, promising to devote his
time ami services lo their best interests,
and as-uring then) that be w ill discharge
the trust whici may be reposed in him,
v ith cue and fid lay.
Tl e under-iued, in offering his services
lo the public, b'gs leave to infot m ib-m
that be ba, for lhe hst two nr three years,
devoted his time in an extensive hi', bro
kerage and commission business in the
town of Petersburg, and fl titer himself,
that lhe knowledge there obtained in this
branch of businss, will nble him to give
satisfaction to thoe who may favor him
ith their business His caries will be
very moderate; merely sufficient to pay
for the time the.-e duties will rcq ure. at
his bauds.
S.I ML JV PUGfl
Rates of rhargts on some of the nos promi
nent urticles:
Tobacco, merchandise, he. per hhd. 25rts
Cotton, per bale, do
Merchandise, per peck, 10 d
r lour, per barrel, lo do
M.iuutact'd lonaccu, per box L keg, 6 do
Salt, per suck, 5 do
REFERENCES.
Petersburg. Ciias. F. 0b.-vne, Presi
dent Perer:-'turg Ilitl Road Comptnv,
Messrs- Row left. Roper a: N-dde, L. E.
SthinbacU, Sou & G. Pcinuill Si Lea,
Jam. s M. McCulloch &i Co. Dunn, Mcll
wa'me k Rrowrdev. Hurt, Patterson i.
Wills. Holderby McPhcters.
Gaston W. W. Wilkins, Esq.
Nechlinhitrg Dr. Lignal Joneg.
Clorksrillc, Va. Mossrs, A. W.renable
h. Co. J. L. Thomas, Ksq.
Milton. N. C Watkins & Farley,
George W. Johnson Si Co.
Danville, Va Geo. White, T. D- Neal,
Eq.
Slate of JSorlli Carolina,
EDGKCOMBB COUNTY-
Superior Court of F.quity.
MARCH TERM. 1837.
Elizabeth Amason. Aitr.ur D. Farmer,
William Whit' and Oto lience bis wife,
Wiibe Uouiitree, .Limes D. Kann-T,
hryaa I,, liarnes and Sally bis w:!e.
11 uln n r.vansaud Nancy his wife, Eiiza
Fanner, Isaac Fa.in r, Nenjimin Far
mer, Tieacy Fanner, and Jacob Far
mer, tin four last named of wh tuiaie
iota .is and appear by their guaidian
pro hc vice tiu- Mastt r in Chancery
Silas Hollowiiy :tnd Sally his wif. Ben
jamin Dean and Obe.iience his wife, Al
lord Cahoon and Nancy his wife,
Dempsey Barnes a minor wh.j sit"S by
his guiniian ieury Thorn Wiliiatii
Dew, Sally Dew, j,ml Jcin:ii.au Dew.
infants, who sue by their guardi in Lit
tle Granb.-rry Vick Dcmjey Haii
son, Jet'.n. Harrison, and Nancy H r
rison, infants- who sue by theit" guar
dian pro ha, vice lite Master in Chan
cery John Farmer, Dew F.irmer, aud
Aithur Fanner, the two last of whom
are infants and appear by lhe Master in
Chancery, pltfs.
vs.
John Farmer and Anna his wife. Demp
sey Barnes and Prisci!!a his wife, Edwin
Ellis and Edtth his wife. illje Cai ne
and Polly his wile, John Farmer. Ben
jamin Farmer, Exum Faimer, Mati.H
Pitmau and Ack.-ey his wif.--, and otin r
children of Dew Farmer whos names
are unknow n, John Amason an 1 Betsey
his wife, Thomas I)-.nie and Sal'v his
wif-, and William Firmer, .'efeodants.
Petition for partition end salt of Real
Estate.
TfT appearin? to the satisfacii till fif Ctairl
it Co-irt, that all of the said defendants
are uon-residenK; It is therefore ordered,
that publication for six weeks be made in'
the Tarboro Press, giving them nd e.ch
of the.ji notice to appear at the next term
of said Court, to be held fnr a.M
on the second Monday of September
" ouri tiouse in Tarborough,
then and there to demur to said petiti-n
or answer the same, otherwise jndo,ent
pro confesso will be entered up against
them and every of them.
NO ft FLEET, C.M.E.
Price adv g6
Just Published,
And for sale at this Office, a pamphlet en
titled, , ,
THE MOUS3E3,
Trying to gnaw out of the
CATHOLIC TRAP.
ALSO.
No other than Baptist Churches
Hive a rijjrtt to be caKed
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES.
Br Joshua Lavtri,.CE,
Price locenf, single.or 51 perdozen.
January, 1S3G.
War Department,
Pension OJjice Qct.y.y
fWHE fdlowing Circular 1.,,'''
tl dressed lo the I'eu.ion A J.. ''
the Second Comptioiler ol tl .. K
is publisiied for tin- ii.flntR,IO
sionrrs, and those who mv tict
attorneys, iu drawing u j, " ..; ' M '
them. 1
Jtmics L Etlivm-ib
Commissioner of pC!l ,
CIRCUI.AU.
Treasury Drpurunnt
Second Comptroller's 0f"'
Firn, September 1 8 JO. J
Tfte.'Jgtntfor paying PcmicrtilV
Sir: In order to suard more !1hC-u.
aeainst a repetition of frauds, as ur
foro.i actised by the prnductinii ot '
papers, the first three I'di twinir ,)
rules will be observed 1st the hcoi M 1
J offirers of ti e Treasury,
j 1. In every cast where tiie pm
; employs an attorney lo receive v
i sioti, lhe execution oT tin- power m !.
in the presence of at 1 at one
j other than the magistrate b .'irp
isacknovil iJiied. No payment ,
torney will ln a'.'owed ntdtss sit; rm.
a voucher thus executed.
2. In all case- whre th sVrjju..
i the pensioner or his attorney i n cu r
j such pi)ioner or attorney will v ri r
name nt ientth. if capable t,f tf, ,
J otherwise, his signature may h b Ult
j or cross, in which case the exertion
I be in the presence nf at l-ast on- on;.
j tent witness, other than the justice or!
j tary who acts officially in the cup.
3. No payments w ib in futurt b( ni?-.
in nny ppnsiooer, irnei III person (.f'-
attorney, who has not applied for !,:
-ion for more than one yeHr, wi li'ni-
production of evidence of hs iiien iiv,'
P'-escribed in the instructions IVont !:
otficeof June 10, 1833, chapter 1, irdk
n I c. i -i i ,
nii rn iu L, mil unnt MI C II f ViC-CCTl
habepn transmitted to lhe ComiaiJ;r'
of Pensi 'n, and a special riirecticn
thorizing the tiayment has beengiic:.
4 ti case w here atertiSrale bn
issued by the Coiwnissioi er of V-w.n',
tfthe widow, or children of n oScfruj
soldier under lhe art of J .i e 7, Ia
under the act of May 15, 182 no wY
the relationship of the applicant ioii;fOf
ceased officer or soldier is to be rrqain:'
by the pension aent, that pn-of Isatijj
been neces-arily filed in the fBce of tht
Commsio er of ''ensious prior lutiieti
suing of such cvrtificate.
Respectfully, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed.)
ML ion Iu Farm, ;
Jan. 24. ComMrollCf.
To lake efT-et from th 4th Mr ch 1S3;
L A
VERY HEST
Cotton Varn and Twint
FOR SALT'.
THE Subscribers fee I cr-.tefii? j".'
liberal patronage w l ich tln-v n"'.f
the past year, iind hope l;y a-T
punctuality in bo-i-iess to merit a us
ance ot past favors.
They now hve and expect to l.c-'pc
stantlv on hand, the
Very best Cotton Yarm.
From Nos. to 18 inc!ns:e. AIj'iui
S zes ot t lie be-t
Cotton Seine Twi n:
Its dur;nili:v and stren;th Ins lee n
tested, and t e Subset ibet s fei I no if- :
t'Ou in pronouncing it mfei t or to n 'W
not superior t any in market. Litln"
above articles they expect to dtlr"'
purchasers on a- liberal terms as.vtf
of the sam cpiality can b p oimih 4 e
w hete. The usual cliarue ir ciw1-'
w'nl be made.
Terms of Sile fnr all qmutlti-s of
over one thoitsnnd pounds, four tijonti;-
lit will be allowed for any qunntity ur
one thousand pounds, th ee ni .nti.'.
purchaser giv.g note (with' ti! iater'5'
the time the Yarn is deli. cred, pay.lj-
the above stated times.
The proprietors of fishe'ies il(lr
to apply to the Sub-criher lor 'f -vine l
the future, as ft very liberal credit '
iven
bittles nnornm
Falls Tar Rivet. Jm li. HJS.
Cotton Gins.
Clt!if. it.i.r line renioVP'l
Jl Tarhoroush. an.l ,-lr.l.liliei hi-
mi ie liaieth road near the toir
Knight, on Cokey, where tie cotitinne
The making and repair'
Cotton Gins.
All those who wish to sunfly th0'"'.
with Gins of the best quality. i,r'" C
fully solicited to apf ly to 'he ul"iC -person.)lv.
or by letter. Ml "r ,ff'j'
Gins will be promptly evented.
of order will bf expditiou-iv repair-.-Persons
wishing t have work cv-
will please leave their orders t ""' '
Of J. G k";rt.t Vor,.
SAMUEL D. PR0C'l
1
February Gth, 1837.
Xotes ofJlaml and o&
blanks, for s Je,
AT THIS OFFICE