North Carolina Newspapers

0 ftWiTTf3 .ft I III WILMINGTON AND RALEIGH Rail Road Halifax Drpof, December 5i, 1837. THE Engine with Train of Coaches ami Cars leave the Denot 1iiilv at 6 A.M. via Wei on mid the .Portsmouth ! and Roanoke Rail Road, and arrives at ! I orumouth m time for passengers to take The Steamboats for Baltimore cV Washington City. : Tiie Train leaves Portsmouth daily at 9 A. M. and at rives at Halifax in time fur passenger o take the EXPRESS LINE OF STAGES For Wilmington and STEAMBOAT Line for Charleston. All produce or freight received at the Depot will be forwarded without detention, and all freight received by the Rail Road will not be allowed to re main in the Warehouse longer than 24 tours. Kate of Freight between Halifax and Portsmouth on Cotton 33 cents, and Gro ceries and Dry Goods 3d cent per 100 pounds. Passengers, 5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT Petei'sliurg Rail R6ad TRAVELLERS are informed that an Engine connecting with the Tarbo ro' .Mail Stage and Wilmington Raii Road Comoanv's Line of Stages, Leaves Blakely evciy Sunday, Monday, Wednesday L Friday, and always reaches Petcrslturg in time to connect with the -GREAT NORTHERN MAIL LINE. This Engine leaves Peterborj for Blakely, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days, in time to connect with the Wilming ton Stages and Tarboro' Mail. Petersburg, Nov. 21th. JYoiicc. NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN Tra vellers will find good accommodation aud prompt attention at the Blakely Hotel, And they are respectfully invited to call and judge for themselves; the undersign ed pledges himself to do his best to pleae and give satisfaction to those who may favor him with their custom. TheCARSof the Petersburg Rail Road, Leave tin almost every day and regular ly on Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays in time io connect with the Cars which Carry the Great and Express Mails, and the public may be assured every thing shall be done for their comfort and ac commodation, which it is itt the power of the ttnd i signed to do. Jas. W. E Butts Blakely Depot, Northampton, IS'. C, Aug. 1837. Dunn, M'llwaine $ Broionlcy Have now on hand a very extensive and well assorted Slock of Groceries, Which includes, with other articles n large supply of Cotton Bashing, Bate Rope Twine, Sole and Upper1 Leather, all laiottn under the most favorable circumstances and which they are disposed to sell- on' reasonable terms. They will continue to Receive on Consignment $ Sell, COTTON, TOBACCO, ' And other Produce on their usual terms and will, as heretofore, give the stricter attention to all business confided to their management. Petersburg, 10th Aug. 1837. 30 pr Rose Blankets, -i?0"' Slm Tr Pair an,t "Pward, ,50 negro Blankets, from 50 cts. each, do! oO pteces wh.te. red and yellow Fanned "o cents, do. 174ftM PWn'ripcd, and plaid Saltinelts, .40 rents, do. Bread Cloths, various colors, prices cheap, Cass.meres $1 per yard and upwards. ' n7H,V5!, VIoaks M""k ruX: ,,fr?,n3 10520 eb-: Jus. IVcdihll Tarboro', fTo, o J, Is p CF THE dndlMpperidkv. THESE works have been published by us for five yeais. 'There- ate now more subscribers for ihem, probably, thon for any olher paper published in the United Stiles; certainly more than there are for any olher published in this Dis trict. This laige and increasing subscrip tion is conclusive evidence of their use fulness. They are invaluable to all ho feel an interest in the proceedings of Con g'e'ss. No other publication gives th'-m so fu.ll, nor half so cheap. It is, indeed, the clieapest publication in the United States perhaps in the world. Our posi tion at the seat of Govern nenl enables us to print them at s low a rate.. We are compelled 10 publish the proceedings of Congress in detail for our daily paper. This done, it requires, comparatively, but a small addiiional expense to change them to the forms of the Congressional Globe and Appendix. If it were not for these circumstances, we could not publish them for four limes the sum charged.. The Congressional Globe Is made up of the daily proceedings of the two houses of Congress, aud the speeches of the members condensed. The yeas and nays on all important subjects are given. It is published weekly, with small type, 011 sixteen royal quarto pages. The Jppendiiv Contains thi speeches of the' members, at full length, written out by. themselves. and is printed in the sum) form as the Cotigressionol lobe. It is published as fast as the speeches can be piepared. Usually mere are more numbers printed for a session than there are weeks in it. Each of these works is complete in it self. Cut it is teirable for every subscri ber to have both; became, if there should be any ambiguity in the synopsis of a. speech in the Congressional Globe, or any denial of its correctness, it may be remov ed at once, by referring to the speech in tue Appendix. Indexes to both are sent to subscribers, as soon as they c;in be prepared. '1 he last session of Cou?iess hem" a very important one, we printed about five thousand extra copies of ihe Congressional Globe mid Adpendix, calculating upon being able to dispose of them to peisons who aie not regular subscribers. The former makes lot), and the latter upwards of 2K), royal qua.it- pages. As the main subject proposed at that session the sepa ration of Bank and State has been post poned until the next session, they will be useful, wc may say necessary, for those wiio subscribe for the next session; and we shall therefore reserve them for those subscribers who desire them, aud shall first subset ibe for them. Though not so voluminous as the proceedings of ordinary sessions, the important subjects discussed will render these volumes notles3 valuable than any which have been, or oi.ty here after be, printed. Every subscriber for the next session, who intends to file the papers, should procure copies of the last. TERMS. For the Congressional Globe for the ses sion which commenced on the 4th Sep tember, 1837, 51 00 t or ttie Appendix for the same ses sion, For the Congressional Globe for the session which is to commenre on the 4th day of D cember next, For the Appendix for the same ses sion, 1 00 1 00 1 00 Any pi-rson sending us the money for nve copies ot either of Ihe above publica tions will be entith d to a copy. Payments may be transmitted nw mail postage paid, at our risk. The notes of any incorporated bank in the United States current in the section of country where a subscriber resides, will be receiv ed. But whn subscribers can procure the notes of banks in the Northern and Middle States, they will 1. lease send it.. To insute all the numbers, the subscrip tion suoniu oe nere iy tne 11th of Decern ber nex't. " ". . ICT No attention will bt paid to any or der unless the money accompany it, or un less some responsible person, known to us lo be so, shall agree to pay it before the session expires. Blair & Rives. Washington City, Nov. 8, 1837. Valuable Land FOR SALE. W ILL DE SOLD, at private sale r V sometime in the last of January xt, one I Imitation of value, bavin- on it Jl good Mill mid Gin, CONTAINING About 400 Acres Said Tract or Land is situate in Edge combe county, N. O. and is the place whereon James Daniel died, and which is now owneu iy ins orphans. One of the undersigned will be io the settlement of said plantation at the time above specified, when any gentleman can have the oppor tunity of purchasing. One of the orphans is of age and will make title the others are not of age, and w ill give as good bonds for the performance of Ihe contract as can be had in Georgia and Alabama. JAMES SIMMONS. JAMES ASK E IV, E LIZ' II DANIEL. Sept. 17, 1837. Corn Shelters; TWO excellent new Corn Shelters made by Air. John Wilson, of Ha nilton.can be had on reasonable and uo commodating terms", o application dt this Ogive. Cqfficld King, MERCHANT TAILOR, WJT AVI NG removed to his new cstab flJl lishoiei.t, ly opposite the Court House, respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he is now open ing a handsome assortment of Of a beautiful and superior quatity. which have been selected with much personal care in the northern cities, and will be made up to order at short notice and in the most fashionable style- such as: Superfine blue ami black Cloths, 1, Invisible green and brown do. It Clarence brown and mulberry do. Olive and mixl do. ,, Polaski ribbed Cassimere, n Plain black and mixt do. do. Lavender, Zebra, Plaid .Grecian do. ,, Striped and corded do. of various colors, Plain black aud figured Velvets, Brocade Velvets, a superior article, Plain black and figured silk Vestiugs, ' Brown and drab petersham, Bliickand brown goat hair Cambletg, Also.a beautiful assortment of Stucks, some very superior, RosoiiK, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders. &tc He trusts by due attention to business, nd his long experience therein, to give de satisfaction to those who may favor him wild their orders. He will keep 1 di stantly on hand an assortment of seasonable Ready made Clothing, Of the best quality, manufactured by him self and warranted. A LSO, three or four Journey men Tailois f the first class, wanted. Tarboro', Nov. 10th. 1836. Ji'hom it may concern. THE Subscriber icquests all those in debted to him to call and settle their accounts. rr jr r r-, January 13, 1636. 71Cr" Copper S? Tin icarc PORTSMOUTH, VA. IVm. D. Roberts, Jr. in&ESPECTFULLY announces to the ill! Farmers of Virginia and North Carolina, that having received extensive supplies of foreign and American Copper ot" all the various thicknesses adapted to the manufacture of Brandy, Turpentine, ami other Stills, will be happy to receive their orders as soon as practicable. lie has on hand, of the most approved construction, Brandy Stills, From 90 to 110 gallons. WORMS of all descriptions, and a Iar?e and general assortment of articles of Tin and Copper manufacture. Old Stills, Worms, he. repaired in the best manner, or taken in exchange for new ones. Farmers and merchants trading to Nor folk, via rivers or canal, are informed that by addressing the undersigned, their goods can be shipped free of expense, having a Copper and Tin Ware Establish ment located at that place, conducted bv Ins indefatigable agent, A. S. Dozier. ETNorth Carolina Bank Notes receiv ed in payment without discount. N. B. To avoid all mistake, please ad dress WM. D. ROBERTS, Jr. Tin 4 Cejper ware manufacturer, - . l'oKTSMOUTII, Va. June 15. 1837. Coach, House, Landscape, and Ornamental -::- THE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Edgecombe county that he has located himself In Tarborouzlu W here he is prepared to execute all orders in his line of business. Those wishing Gigs, sideboards, sitting chairs, fire screens and t he 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 ihankfuIU received and faithfully executed on reasonable terms. Lewis de Arquer. Tarboro 26th Keb 1836. Published and for Smle at this OJice. A PATRIOTIC DISCOURSE fhi North Carolina Whig's Apology for he Kehukee Association and A Basket of tragments, by the Rev. Joshua Lawrence. Also, A Reviewof Clark's defence and jus t.fication to the KehukeeAssociation, writ er 1 by a Tay member of the Association and Occorreaces in the Life of Elder J0. eph Biggs, wrote by himself. MR.E. P. NASH, of Petersburg, Vir ginia, being sole Agent for the si.lc ot our Piano Fortes, in ihe States of Vir ginia & North Carolina, persons desirous of having Instruments of our manufacture, can make application 10 himas be has the exclusive right to sell in those states. Slodart, Worcester Dnnlam, New York, March 17.1S37. I COMMENCE my spring sales of the above Instruments in the Slates of Virginia and North Carolina, by declaiing that Stodart. Worcester Dunham's manufacture of . Piano Fortes, Is ;he very best in the United States not only equal to others, but, literally the very best; and as the very best evidence that I am borne out in the assertion, am permit ted to challenge a fair trial with any make, or makers, far or near. The Factory of these makers having within a few mouths been considerably enlarged, I shall now be enabled to. meet the demand. The prices of those I'ianos are regular and established. Edward P Nash. March 27. William W.Gray's Invaluable Ointment, FOR ULCERS, TUMOURS, &C. Can now be obtained of Hit Patentee, at the OJficeoflhe Raleigh Register, Single Pot, 1 dollar One dozen, 9 dollars. WILLIAM IV. GRAY. Raleigh, October 4. 1836. Raleigh, September 1. 1836. For five or six years previous to the spring of 1834, a negro man of mine had been much afilicted with an ulcerated arm and hand, which rendered him almost use less. The ulcer embraced that part of his arm from the elbow down, including his colire hand, which was literally a mass of putrefaction. A joiut of one finder, and a part of the thumb, perished and dropt ofT. A more distressing and hopeless case 1 have never beueld. It was abandoned by his physician as incurable, except by am putation of the hand. The best medical treatment having fail ed to relieve the man, I placed him under the care of Mr. William W. Gray, in this place, who, with his Ointment, has effectu ally cured the case, although the negro was frequently absent, for weeks and months together. He hag been entirety well for the last eight months, and 1 have good reason to believe will continue so. IV ILL I A M BO YLAN. State of North Carolina, MARTIN COUNTY. -Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, OCTOBER TERM, 1837. Henry Williams ) vs. Attachment Levied on Rcddick White, ) Land. James Shaw vs. Attachment- Levied on Reddick White, ) Land. IT T appearing to the Court, that the de JUL fendant in these cases resides u,iilw.i the limits of this State: It is therefore ordered, that publication be mailt- in tlu Tarboro' Fres- for six weeks, giving no nce to me said uttenuanl that his hinds are levied on, and that an order of sale win oe mane at next term, unless he ap pear and show cause IO the rnnlruir. Witness, Joseph D. Biggs, Clerk of our saiu voun, at entice, tne second Mon day of October, 1837.' JOS. D. BIGGS, Clk. Price adg2 50. Notice. TV r7E have of late had a new elemen f tary work introduced among us and into out schools, entitled the Beacon Spelling Book Which we find from experience, to be far superior to any thing of the kind ever of fered to the public, it is generally be lievedwitb us, that, children will learn twice as fast, from the study of that work, as they will from any other spelling book whatever; for which reason parents and teachers are advised, to use the Beacon Spelling Book, for the eaily advancement of the rising generation. Jlvera Walton. Sept. 30, 1837. Swaim's Justice. THE author of the "Man of Business'' is now preparing a new and com plete treatise, to be a practical ABSTRACT OF Till Common and Statute Laws OF NORTH CAROLINA. Relating to the official duties and respon sibilities of Justices of the Peace, Sheriff Coroners, Constables, Wardens of the Poor Overseers of Roads, Rangers, En. try Takers, Surveyors, Processioners, Guardians, Executors, Administrators. 1 rustees, Agents, Attorneys, Carriers, Sic. to be more plain a.id practical i., i de tails, than any law-book now extant Tll H'hnla u,;tl l. . " V "c louipriseu ,n one moderate sued volume of perhaps about 400 octavo paRes. 'The work w ill be well u ",,u """u,ant readv for subscri bers during the month of March next- to be promptly delivered at any Con. t House Any subscriber who may be pleased to pay now in advance, shall have a receipt in full, for $2 60. Address B. Swaim Atto. a Law, Ashboro.igh, N. C. fiee 01 postage. . f- October, 1837. Ml WASHINGTON MONUMENT. rirtriE Boardol Managers of the Wash tl ington National Monumental Siiciety invite DESIGNS for this structure, iiiten ded as a memorial of a NATION'S GRATITUDE. It would be to fetter genius, to prescribe any limits to the exercise of its powers, which should, however, in this case, har moniously blend durability, simplicity and grand. or. Although it is impracticable at present lo estimate the extent of the con tiibntions that may be made, the Designs mavbe predicated on an expenditure of not less than one million of dollars. The Bdardof Managers will not offend American 'genius somuch as to offer, iti this instance, a pecuniary rewaid. The artist, whose Design shall be adopted, will feel amply remunerated; and all the De signs will be bound and carefully preserved to which end, it is requested that they be sketched, as near as may he, cot paper of a uniform size, of the dimensions of sixteen by twenty-two inches. The designs to be directed to GEORGE JV.1TTERSON,Sec'ry. Large Maps, Of Mississippi & Alabama HOWING the Public h Indian Lands, 3 Indian Reservations, Land Districts, Townhi,is, Streams, &c. engraved from the Government Surveys ai' Plats in the General Land Office, Washington City; by E. Oilman, Draughtsman in the General Laud Office. F. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washing ton City, H is just published (aud secured the copy right according to law) the above Maps, which will be found infinitely more com plete and accmate than any. heretofore published. fhey are published on sepa rate sheets, eiicit containing nearly six square feet, and will be found especially useful and valuable to those interested in Ihe lands of either Slate; as Ihey show ev ery item of in formal ion which is in the possession of the Land Ollices relative to water courses, township lines, Indian lands aud reservations, l-iiid districts, ce. and will be found perfectly accurate and precise on these points. They can be sent by mail to any part of Ihe United Stales, subject only to single letter postage. Price two dollars, or three copies of cither will be sent by mail for five dollars. A liberal discount will be made lo travelling agents, or to any who buy to sell again. July 1. ESTABLISHMENT. OF The Journal Office FOE WING to the intended removnlof one of ihe Editors, and the wish of the other to devote himself more exclusive! to the duties of bis profession, the under signed offer for sale the establishment of the North Carolina . Journal Office. The Office is well found in Job, Newspaper and Ornamental Type, Ihe list of subscri bers is tolerably large, and they doubt not might be greaily augmented "by a little exerliou. To any person desirous of em barking in the business, it offers induce ments not infeiior to any in this State, but to a practical printer they know of no in vestment he could make of his money, that would yield him a more pi ofitable 1 eturn. llybart cjr Strungr. Favetteville, May 30, 1S37. Cotton Gins THE subscriber has removed from Tarboiough.and established hims. lt ii wit- iuiPii roar! near l. c t r. . . r- --v ... . I.- 9Uf 111 .1 . . . ""ign,, on cokey, where he continues The making and repair ins? Cotton Gins. All those who U'ith tr t..n..L .u I with Gins of the best quality, are respect lulty solicited lo nni.lu In k C,.l....:i... personally, or by letter. All orders for Gins will be promptly executed. Gins out w. 1,1,, ue expeditiously repaired. Persons wishing in. hav um-L- 1 -...p.cnsvT leave uieir orders at the store SAMUEL D. PROCTER. February 6lh 1837. ; HISTORY OF THE Kehukee Jissocialion. - n J"3T PUBLISHED, md for sale at the oflice of IhelTarboro' Press, ''A con cise History of the Kehukee riantkt Asf- ciation, from its original rise to the pre sent lime--ly Elder Joseph Bigs -under the Supervision of a committee tr,n ofElders Josl.ua Lawrence. William Hy- .., miii i.une oara.atui oiethren Tho- n 11 K,SS:s. Joseph D. BKgs, and Cusbion U.Hase!l.) Appoiiited by Ihe Association." "rii-i. SHI j-acb. or ?ri perdocn. S2f :: IBS 1 THE subscriber "having rece Poed of his 0 eten,!: Gin making Establish l'o N. TVER requests aM ,i, 10 him to mab. "se ., lias for sever:.! . l?r sr.; " iavor Hun will, .1 torn will be .SiVucd. "lMl,e'r Benry Chambevluil Cotton 6ins. Slllirilierl.,.,; . . . ... .in, v,;(, lain, in t rreiu,ll.. v r r . . . .siauiiii i.ment .,1 ll , ' nr, 4. v.. ior inawui Steel Saw Gin. Respectfully informs the public tlmM. continue the business at the sa..e,! . Having an extensive assortment t leriaM on Hand, be assures those w favor him with their custom, that t ders shall be promptly executed. Gins ivill he repaired, Of the best materials, and at the $!. notice. Persons when ordering will p!eat wnetherthey preler the German, or cd cast steel plates. Still remains connected with this em ment, and carrie-! on Ihe Lock and Gunsmith fjitsin He also makes Saw Mill Boxts, an Inks, of a composition iisvei-ie l bv i'eck, ot Kaletsh Rtill Sm.il: Sleet Collars, ftuined.1 .:,; manufactured equal to any in the I Slates. All orders must be directed to I he srriber, at Greenville uorjiect Tyer January 30, 1637. i t . ... - Vine Culture. r?n nr m '. r 11 mill ouuscimei mis more 'iian twel JL kinds and fifty varieties of the Vi Some of these are generally kno w as i cetleiu for table use or nine.vi: the Sc pernong, the Halifax, Isabella. Cataw Hei beaut's Madeira, kc The price f. well rooted single vine is a quarter c dollar but where a dozen, fill v. one h died or more are taken at once, or bo and sent the same direction lo one rt spa sible person, a handsome deduction! made. For further particulars inquirJ lie Lditor of the tarboro' Press, or SIDNEY IVELLER -Brinkleyville, N. C. Oct. 4. Roanoke Tradei GAS TON, Slh April, 1 S3 fHl HE undersiizned resnei ifullv jSL forms the Planters nnd Merclia of Iorth Carolina aud Virginia, and public generally, that the Greemville and lloanokl HAIL ROAD Is now completed, and in successful t ration, and that he has located himsei. Gaston, the termination of taid Boad, Ihe purpose of transacting A Commission, receiving crlj forwarding Zmsiness; And is now prepared to give attention all consignments. The undersigned, coniinencing business at Gaston, vm tier the iinpres-ion that the sliippeis Produce, anil receivers of Goods, bf h ihe country and lovvu of IVttisbui would find il convenient ton! ailvautaeo to have a regular correspond nl ami disi leresled airent to uliend to their vano interests, and especially o the order hI condition in which boatmen ami wagon'B receive and deliver Ih ir cargoes at G ton, from and to te lai! Boad Compar and paiticidarfy in procuring boats a iWftgons, for the lannertiate mspaicn merchandise. &.C to its place of dclii li'in. Under this belief, be offers bis vices to the public, promising to devote I time and services to their best interes and assuring them that he will dischai the trust which may be reposed in hi with care aud fid. lily. . Tl e undersigned, in offering h's servic lo the public, begs leave to inform the il.Bt tn. h. for the last two or three year devoted his lime in an extensive ship brcli ..a hiiiiess in M l towi,of Petersburg," Inters himsei h that the knowledge there obtained in u.k-i a I I. 1.. m 1 1 IF I V IT branch of business, i "auic l" b.V satisfaciion to those who may favor mi iit. .i.o!r i.,.a;psfi His charges will t very moderate; merely sufficient to pa for the time these duties wm "-H" his hands. r. SAME W. Pl'GE Rales of charges on some of the most prov- nem articles: Tohacco, merchandise, iic.per'hhd. 25 ci Cotton, per bale, Merchandise, per peck, 1U i'l.inr. ner harrpl 10 Manufact'd tobacco, per box L, teg, 6: Salt, per sack, 5 REFERENCES. .. Petersburg. Chas. F Osborr.e, Pr dent Petersburg Ril Road Coinp- Messrs. Rowlott, Roper k. Noble, I Stainback, Son ii Co. Pannill il v James M. McCulloch ai l o. Dunn, wame fc Drowntey, Hurt, fatter'-' Wills. Holderby k Mcl'heters. Gmton -. W. Wilkms, Esq. Mecklenburg Dr. Lijnul Jones. Ularksritle; Va. Messrs. A.W.Vef5 &t Co. J. L. Thomas, Esq. Milton. X. C VVa.kins ' Geurt'e W Johnson &. Co. Ihinrille, Ge-: White. T.ll Iarboros, May 21- -