OFFICE OF THE
TAItBOUO' PRESS.
IVIR Subscriber jiving made coi s d
liable additions to hi Printing K-
tahlishment, i now preptted o execute
in a neat and exp dilious manner, ever)
dtscrp'n n of
BOOK, PAMPHLET, AND JOB
FiU.YTI.YG.
He will .!- kti-p on ha- d, an assort
ment of HLANKS, ol the most ;pprnv (I
form-, tor Clerks of Coutts, Sheriffs, Constable-,
&c. &c
His piicrs ure rcputi'ed by those adopt,
ed al the Kdiinrial C uvenlioo. In Id a I
"R-deigh a lew mouths iice, viz:
Honlbillson mciliinn, ry I .or upet
roval qiarto, for SO r pi $2 50 leu 50
c pit-, fi.i 00, ami M lor evry addition
al 100 p s.
II re 13 1 U for a I s: I one. 30 copi s.
$3 00 Larger ones in proportion to ll;e
Size and number printed.
Small Cards single pack $2, and Si
for every additional park.
Laige ("aid-, a single park $: 00, antl
$1 25 lor evrrv additional pick.
Kpt regulaily on hand lor sale, 75 cent
per quire. Wanks printed tospteiil nr
tit r. lor a single quire S2, lor ev-ry addi
linnal quire under five, Si. exceeding
five quire, 75 cents per quire.
(rateful lor past favor the Subscriber
hopes to meiit and receive a continuation
of public patronage.
GEO. HOWARD
August 24.
Notice.
fjnilE sub-enner, as Administrator on
ll'e estate of
Thomas Dickenson, dee'd,
Hi reby nunfie- all ti e hens ol said Dick
tnson to come forward or make knowi
tbeir title to deceased's est.it-. It is con
jectured that fVilliam Dickenson, broth
er of the deceast-d, who removed to Somh
Carolina -everal years since, is now living
or has hft heirs who are entitled to pail
oi -aid esta'e. The will ol the deceased
was made Void, and all the heirs comr in
according to law. The rstat- is now rea
dy lor settlement, and il app'ica'iori is not
n ad to the suhcnber ; Kdgrconihe
c u ity. North Carolina, within the tin e
limited by law, I will leel m elf authori
S2d to settle with ihe heir thil ate known.
MOSES B.IK Ell Mm'r.
July 14, 8 S.
PROSPECTUS
OF
The Republican.
"Let there height."
TTT is proposed t establish in the 'Town nf
J. Washington, ioriti t;arouna, a new paer
unner the. ahive title and motto, Ihe title null
cates tlie political character of die p.iner, and t lie
motto indicates its purpose. It will udveate
Strongly and warmly the doctrines of the Old Re
publican party- the doctrines ot 17'Jd, D9 the
doctrines of Thomas .Mlersoin Ii will maintain
a strict construction of the Federal Constitution.
It will of course resist the re-charter of a National
Hank in every fc.rrn which Federal l.igenuity can
propose. Such an institution is believed to be imt
enly at war with the Constitution, hut the worst
foe to the commercial independence of the utb,
It has besides, many dangerous political tenden
cies. The Republican will advocate a d vorce be
tween Bunk and $c(e. The union of Hank and
State is mutually corrupting, just as the union of
I hurch. andlsla.it has been found m all past history.
And as in our free government it has been fmnd,
that government can get along very well without
the aid of church, and the church best maintain
its purity without the interference or aid of gov
ernment; so it will be found equally advantageous
to separate Government and Jiank, and let each
rest upon its own merits. A great question is now
b lore the people of this country It is: 4vShalI
t'tc people govern the banks, or the banks govern
tiie people V It involves another question: Are
the people capable of self-government? Are they
prepared to succumb to the dominion of a moneyed
aristocracy 1 The odds are formidable : money is
power, and a power ever adverse to popular free
dom. The danger from such power is in propor
tion to its concentration: and it may safely be as
serted, that a more extensive and formidable con
centration of the money power never existed in
any country than now exists. in our own. Ilia
Wrtging open war with the people. It is even
now sweeping counties and States in its ruthless
and conquering march. All the purchascable tal
ent of the country is enlisted against the people.
Ppnlar liberty is in danger. "The people must
rallyto fie rescue. Thanks to the wisdom and
valor of our forefathers, the political power is st ill
in the hands of the people; and surely it can only
be necessary that they should be aroused to a
sense of the dangen The Republican will be
found on the side of the people and against irre
sponsible power. Will the people be irue to them
selves 1
The interests of the Farmer will not be over
looked. A portion of the columns of the Repub
lican will be devoted to improvements in Agricul
ture, Markets, &c.
The Republican will be published on a Super
royal sheet, weekly, at two dollars fifty cents if
paid within three months after the receipt of the
first number, three dollars if paid afterwards.
All communications addressed, "Publisher of the
Republican," will receive attention!
Aug. l$38t
$25 llt-ward.
N-VVAY from the Suhscribpr. nn
nn 1 ' 1 1 iiinruiuri iv. Ill llldll
SPENCER,
Aged about 26 yi ar, 5 lee1 6 or 7 inches
n height, weighing about 150 pounds, yel
ll. Mil. VAUmUP l&'Ifi ...
low enmpiex.on, with a pleasant iook no
'Cats or marks known of. Said negro lor
merlv belonged to Moses Tison, in Ptl
county where he was raised. The ahov
reward will be paid lor his apprrhensjm
uid delivery to me in (Ireene county, 9
miles from Stanlonsburg on the Ivdeig'
road, r lodged in any j;iil so that I get hio
gun. All persons are loiewamed again1
harboring, employing, or cam ing off said
oegto, under penalty of the law.
EEiXJ C. I). ErfSON.
NVv 20, 187 48
Colton Gins.
nilllK Subscriber iesp-ctluHv informs
-- the public, that he still continues It
em ry on the
Gin making Business,
At his tti no r and,
In Greenville, Pi It county. N C
Wlteie those wishing new (Jins can b
supplied with either (iern-an or polishei
cast steel saws at the shortest notice.
Those hvi"'g fiins out of order hao
b 't send them in at as early a day a cor
venient. When all wait (a is usually h
cae) until they wint to use them, it i
ometimes imposiM to lurnibh Iheo
within the timo r quir d.
ALLEN TISON,
In connection w nh this establishment, con
tiuues in crry on the
LocJc and Gunsmith business.
The making Saw Mill Ihwes. Mil
Inks -hoI G ndeii)S oW Mill SfhiuHr
widi Steel Collars ( rned,) q ual 'o an
IO the' U ill -d ' Oe.
Ml orders in I ts lino of huu ess will I?
tlnnkfiilly receiveil, and hiiihltilly at
promptly ext etioMi on r-as.f.; u mi
NOR FLEET TV Ell.
Januatv 0, lJ:-i8
Jesse W. Taylor,
Wp F.VtA' FULLY .nf. rms the
cilt-
Z ns ol fcogr combe and the adjoining
ounties 'hat he Ins commenced I lie
Tailoring Knvincss
IN TAR30RQUGH,
Next door to the Store of Messrs. II
rl ust in & Son.
He hopes by a diligent ttlenlioo to his
usiiipss. ani a lannMii ;n.j prootp? X"cu
ion d the work entrusted to him, to men
o d icceivo a share of public p-itronago.
Advertisement.
npnF! impos'jtnlit of carrying on th.
IValc.hmun as it ougtit to be coo
loe'ed, wtnle absent on collecting ep di
ions, and the impossibility ol ' Inngoi !,,
ng without the hue" amount due me lot
6 years ol labor, have determined me to
ell :he Establishment a' the end of lh
present year. The SuIjsci iption list is
Mont Eight llnndv d,
nd on the incteas , and the Job Printing
and Advr'isii g good for at I- ast
$."500 a year.
gentleman ol 'ab nts and a so'intl Wbijr
-hall have the Paper on the most liber d
terms. 1 would not willmglv let it eo in
o any other service. An early annlica
tton is requested. . C JO YES
Editor and Proprietor
Saisbur , June 2 IS.iS
It
5
Hooks and Pamphlets.
40 S MB, A concise History of fh
Ivelitikee Assocntton, bv Kldcr Jos.
i'fij" .Also, the Pat i lot ic Discourse,
il tsket of Fragments, Mousrt gnawing out
I the Latholic trap, and XNo otlnr than
baptist churches have a right to b called
("hristian churches: by Joshua Lawrence
Also, Occurrences in Ihe Life of Eldei
loseph Higis, wrote by himsflf.
APPLY AT THIS OFFICE.
January, 1838.
CQFFKRIjI MIIJVG,
M KUCHA NT TAILOR,
ESPKCTFULLY inform his friend-
and the public generally, thai he ha
received his
Striii ami Summer
Consisting of Cloths Green and black
summ- r Camlet,
Striped thread Drills for pantaloons,
Plain black and figured V- slings,
do black and figured Velvets,
Plain and figured Valencias,
do do Marseilles,
Plain black and fancy Slocks.
mllso, on hand,
Superfine blue and black L'l"ths
I yi-ible green antl brown do.
Sn-iped and corded Cassimeres of various
cohrs,
lioso i.s, Collars Gloves, Suspenders, &c.
II ol which he will sell low for ('ash,
or on a short credit to punctual customers,
lie trusts by due alttnlion to business,
nd his long experience therein, to giv-
tie satisfaction to those who may favor
in with their orders
lie also will keep constantly on hand
in assortment of
llf iuhj mndr Clothing,
O: the best quality, m-uiufaclored by him
II. All woik despatched at the aboi lest
io' ice
THhmo Aprl 13th, 1S33.
JVotice.
IIEIVHY JOISSTOIV,
REt'N h ave to inform his customers
and the public g-nerdly, that he has
j isi received fifm N w Y rk,
1 splendid Issortmcnt of
Suitable f r Gmi It-men s wear.
CONSISTING OF
S'iprifine Cloths uid ( assimeies, of all the
most f.ist jonable eolms,
omnu-i Drills and liambrows, for panta
loons,
ph ndid iss(rlment of Vesfiogs Stocks
liosonis & ddl us. Suspenders, fJluVes.
And he has a fno
First rate Beaver Hats,
Of the latest fashion, very cheap and
will he std t hnv lor (..ash, or on a short
cn dil to punctual customers.
T:rbr- pi 1 1 I :ith I8,S.
Cotton Gins.
fpilE subscriber has removed from Tar
borough, nd established himself on
ibe Ualeigh road, near thf shue of J. C.
Knigiit, ot, Cokey, where he continues
The making and rrpuiring
Cotton Gins.
All itwion .. I. . . t .i .
" i - iviiii wen in suppiy tnemseives
'villi Gins of the best quality , are respect-
my solicited to apply to the Subscriber
orsonally, or by letter. All orders lot
Gins will be promptly executed. Gins
ut of order will he expeditiously repaired.
Persons wishing to h ve work executed,
will please leave their orders at the store of
J.G. Knight, Eq.
SVMUEL D. PROCTER.
February 5th.
House, Landscape sf Ornamenlal
FAINTING.
Suhscribpr rnmi r. . 1 1 r r
II . . . i i iiuiiy miorms
the citizens ol Edgecombe countv
ili.il ho ho h,.,ir,,l i,: ir U,J,
i.v iiui i-'vunu llllilseil
In Tarborongh.
Where he is prepared to execute all orders
'U his line of business.
Those wishing gigs sideboards, sitting
'hairs, fire screens and the like painted
v... ..ling mem io me coach shop of AJ
ferrell. 1
He will leave town and eo into ih
uuoiry, wnen house painting is required.
All orders in his lineol business will be
thankfully received and faithfully executed
.i ' '
mi leusunanie terms.
t h . A'Vf DE ft QUE.
Tarboro', tcb. 26.
Cotton Yams.
THE subscribers, thankful for ibe iibe
ral patronage they have hereto'ote
.eceived, would respectfully inform their
roomer and the public, lhai they have
REDUCED THEIR PRICES.
nd are now prepared to supply all order
which may be sent them, wiih
Ynrns of the best (iifdity,
And upon terms as favorable a can beob
tained elsewhere. Their time ol cred.t tfs
heretofore, with the usual discount for cash.
They would also inform those indebted
to them, that the interest ol Parker's lease
in ihe Faclory terminates with the end o!
ihe present year, and therefore they ite re
quested to make payment by the 1st Janu
arv next, either with cash or good cotn-n,
which will he preferred, and for which the
highest market price will he allowed.
BATTLE & BIIOTI1EIIS.
Nov. 29. 1837
Notice.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs
the public, that he sdill coiilinues to
manufacture and repair
Cotton Gins, Corn Fans, and
Corn Shelters,
AT HAMILTON, MARTIN COUNTY.
H also is Agent for the disposal ol
llai man's Patent Threshing Machine.
in tins section of the Stale, and will
promptly furnish those who may desire
one ol them. They area very useful am
durable art icle.
JOHN IVILSON.
J in. 2, 1838.
O PRINTERS
dnd Publishers.
'Pillr. Subscribers have just completed
their new specimen book of light laced
- BOOK AND JOB
Vrinling Types, Flowers and
The contents of which are herewith parti
ally given:
Diamond, Pearl, nos. 1 and 2,
Agate, nos. 1, 2, and 3,
Agate on Nonpareil body,
Nonpareil, nos. 1, 2,3 and 4,
Mii.ionette, nos. 1 and 2,
Minion, nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4,
Minion on Brevier body,
Brevier on Minion body,
Brevier, nos. 1, 2, 3 and 1,
Brevier on Burgois body,
Brevier on Long Primer body,
Burgois on Brevier body,
Burgois, nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4,
Burgois on Long Primer body,
Lon. Primer, nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4,
Long Primer on Small Pica body,
.Small Pica, nos. 1 and 2,
Pica on Small Pica body,
Pica, nos. 1, 2 and 3,
Pica on English body,
English, nos. 1 and 2,
(."rent Primer, Paragon, double English,
Double Paragon, Cannon,
Five line Pica to twenty,
Eight line Pica gothic condensed to 23,
Seven line and ten line Pica ornamental,
o, 7, 9, 12 and 15 lines Pica shaded,
8, 10, 15 and 1G lines antique shadedi
ALSO,
A large and beautiful collection of Flmn
ers. Iiom Pearl to seven lines Pica, some
wnicn are not to be found in any other
penmen; a new assortment of ornament
al Uashes, a variety of card Rirders, ne;Tf' eS Under lhe mas,i of II J
. "i ui iniiiirii
Tivolhousand.lletal Ornamcnis
?n rip i0,,l r " r execution, and print !t on as gooa p
otass rule, leaMs ol various tn eknnee tvr nc .u
11 ... '-oc, tl
nim.r a,.,l .U.1,1. ... . r
" ' uw r 1 . 1 m. nrn.l
i " u,,uu,c iica crimson ; i
"uo u.amonuanu nonpareil music of va
... . 1 - """ii; in va
u -neavy lace
nonpareil, minion. brev-Vr K
to man on, I
anil Other hhicke r, P
. ' ' iui ,F r I : I m oi- 1
i ' """re I, minion aml
brevier Greek. 1 1pi1Pa J "mon anU
A large variety of nrTJl?.:... ,
led narlirtilarlt. .u. J v -an ia
. ,ai,y lor ne Spanish and South
1 ottusucse arrpui r. .--jl. . . '
. j Jnin and South
.... w... j ui nmnza 10 order
m'h every other article made L of in
The Printing bnsimss.
All of which can be f,imuhDj u
licp nf o 1 .. w Ul suori no
"CP 01 as cood nmi Utr nr.A
blr ior, j.-.j as reasona
ble terms as any other establishment
CONKER & COOK
June, 1638. Anff York,
JT n 1 -p-
Expedition to thcAori)
fipRA VELLEUS are informed thalll
-H- Rail lioad between Pdmbut '
Richmond is finished, completing
Main Mail Line of Hail Ho
BETWEEN
North Carolina and the JVon
The different Companies on the rrm.
rtorl a I inn I mm I I I i fi v .1 n 1 1 '
IVHmington Rail Road Co '5 fl--,,
R ach there which enables p;s,., ,
reach New York Twelve hours in J
vance of any other Line.
THE FOLLOWING IS THE
Schedule of this Zinc.
Leave Halifax 5 to 5 P. M. reach Pe.
tershurg 1 A. M.
Lf-ave Petersburg 1 A. INI. reach Ri
niond 31 A. INI.
Leav- Richmond 4 A. AI. reach Wad-,
ington City H P. M.
L-ave Washington 4 P. AI. reach Ual.
timre 6 P.M.
L ave Baltio.ore 7 P. AI. reach PhiK
delphia 4 A AI.
Leave Philadelphia 6 A. AI. reachNVv
York 2 P. AI.
Onlv one niglil'
rest
is lost on t-us
rouw
me sccouu ntgni 1 jssenajers
I. - !. n
on boa id the
PHILADELPHIA STEAMBOAT,
From Petersburg this is the MainMji
Line, and the d (T rent Companies are
bouml in heavy penalties to run through
111 the schedule lime.
Travellers when they reach ILlif
will please apply to the Pelersbuig IU
Uoad Co.'s Agent,
IS. JP. Ilalseij,
Who will afford them ever) facility.
Uesides the ab ve Fast Line Ihtiere
other independent Daily Line runrinzeo
be respective Rail Roads, so thai in no
ease can Passengers be delayed more thai
nalfa day. On the Petersburg Kail R -2(1
't orn five to six engines are running duihj,
nd Passengers at almost any hour l;avc
chance to reach Petersburg
In case any Passengers wish to renwn
t Halifax :dl r ight, an Engine of the
ersburg U.nl U .ad Co. will be found next
noitiing at Gary's Depot.
Petersburg Rail Road Office.
AIa IG, s:s
- '
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
J. Carolina Journal
N assuming the Editorial department
of Ihe North Carolina Journal, we n-o-
iose to make it a vehicle of general and
useful information, giving the earliest in
formation of the passing events of the thy.
I he Publics of the Journal will be ins
same as heretofore. We will advocated
course of the present National Adminis
tration, as long as they oppose the r ar
Idl ing of any Rank of the United Slate?;
and are in favor of an Independent Trea
sury; and support the leading principles
of the-Republican family.
uur I oli 1 ics are of the Jcffersoman L'-
mocrahe princinles. in contradistinction
"he "Nu Party" measures of the Whig?,
o;iiiUiles, Clayites, and Conservatives 01
the present day, who seek to shrlter ihera-
.-
Men." Our parly is known, a id ihere-
iore we will advocate our cacsc "jtn trm 1
and justice, and at the same lime, treat 0
political opponents with that repe-
which ought to he observed amon?mea.
w e intend to imnrnve the general ap-
pearance ol the Journal in its tWa?"''
- . 1.:
r- . o imc liidiiui au.jrijs.
1 Mfl I .Mi .... I I 1 . .. n I r U.IIC?
' . u """'-i. nt oruer 10 give urn "
n rhan.n c -. , l ..mv:
and assisting , in . 'mnf,nr th. 2wi
"u ysisiin na m
TER3FS.
Tim .Trnrr,r,l ;il U r..-3 MtffC
Li u . 11 "c M1osneu in u ,
dollars and fifty cents nVr nnnm. if raid m a1'
fe thrc? If Pid at ihe end of ;
l" u'3r anu ree dollars and fiity cans
11U 01 tne Jear'
P. GALLAGIJW
Fayette ville, June 23.
Com Shelters.
A N excellent new Corn Sheller, rrf
by Air. John Wilon. of Hami!
can be had on reasonable and accomo'
ling lerms, on application
AT THIS OFFICE
January, 183S.