JYoticd
'-i:-.
mflE subscriber lost on Friday, the
A g5iVin?t. somewhere in the road be
jes;ie IIan H's and llha Medloid's,
Jr near ihcir plantations,
A ydloiv iVullcl,
niaininc the following Notes of Hand,
C! one vs. Hardy H. Brown, for S34
viz
due H"1 vs. uiium
P Lilly, for 252 ,0' due 31st Dec. 1838
one vs. Thomas Howell, for $46, due
nl-li Sf'Pt
is.is -one receipt given ny
av, Hiegsfn(.te for collection vs. John-
1., k.ii The finder, by refiirnms: the
nll,ket book and papery may retain tin
Jiioncy. A" persons are cautioned against
iradi"g for said notes.
THOMAS C. TIARRELL.
Martin county, Jan. 29, IS3D. 5
Mucldc John.
HIS thorough bred horse will stand
die ensuing season at the stable ol
John J. Daniel at the following prices to
wit: THIRTY DOLLARS the season
anj FIFTY Dollars the insurance, with
liny cents to the groom in every instance.
This horse like many others which havp
preceded him, stands in his old age not
inferior in point of pedigree, or in regard
Iq the performances of his get, to no other
kor-jp in America. Good pasturage and
well usage will be afforded to those mares
pphi irom a distance on moderate terms.
All care will be taken to avoid accidents,
but no responsibility will be incurred by
if such takes place. Below is -the cor
rected pedigree oi this thorough bred horse
by Mr. Patrick Nisbett Edgai, the author
cfihe Sportsman's Herald and Stud Hook
JOHN J. DANIEL,
IV M G BULLUCK.
Jan. 12th, 1839.
P. S. The season will commence the
1st of Mas ch and end the first of July.
The placp of location is at the former one
of Oil i: Bulluek's, about one mile above
Jesse C. Knight's.
JOHN J. DANIEL.
COKKECTED PEDIGREE OP
Bullncic's Muckle John.
He was got by Little Harold, called
also Harwood; his dam, Fawn, by Collec
tor; his errand dam by the Imported horse
Old Citizen; his great grand dam, by
Hall's Union; his great great grand dam
by B tckskin Imported horse old Fear
nought, her dam, (also dam of Dappled
John,) by the Imported horse OldjJanus
In-ported horse Old Janus, which came
out of the imported "Cornwallis mare."
"Hall's Union, a bay horse, with a light
mane and tail, and very well formed: was
taken in the old "Revolutionary War"
by Col. Tarleton, of the British Army, in
th Slate of Maryland and 'nought over
to York, in Virginia, by him he a!lei
waruN let General Lord Cornwallis haw
bim who brought him into the State ol
North Carolina he exchanged him there
for several fine geldings Union got some
or the very best stock in that State, where
be coveted sevrral seasons, and died in
Pitt county at a very advanced age."
a August in Willis,
Thus Moor,
Willis Alston,
Hardimon Bishop,
Wm. Drew, Solicitor.
Gideon Alston.
N. C
For the pedigrees above, see the 1st
W of the. General Stud Book at the lol
loping paoes.
Sir Archie got by the Imported Diomed,
Pagf 29, and came out of Hcphestion's
Ja', 253. Harold, 250, 29. 330, 331.
Je,i, 274 Haynes'sFlimnap, 220. Clo
df,us, 156, 60. Medley, 46, 534. Impor -eJ
Vampire by Regulus, ,ut uT Wildair's
dam, 64 Haynes's Flimnap, 320, 34, 35,
39 40 Old Imported Janus, 33, 34. Fear
jt, Johy Roger. 40. Collector, by
O'l M.nk Anthony; fjr his pedigree ihe
Jurf Hcgtstrr 159. Centmel, 24. Brutus,
12(S, 129. David, 29. Valiant, 63 Spa
473, 39, 40. Fearnought, 33, 34.
i'uekskin Meades. by , his dam,
jmalsoof Fitz Partner, 218. Aristotle,
,!- Whiuingion, G4 Jolly Roger, 40
21. Citizen, 25,26.
lull's Union,5I I. Slim, (called Spright
y)57. 53 Figure, 34. Dove, 30. Oihel
MD. 50. Truxton, 2d page 305. Molly
''"S'-g-byGrey Diomejf 243. 46. Sloe,
JW. Partner, 31 50 Traveller, 61, 62.
ri'ir; 25' 26' Jo,,V F". 277. Gar
"cMtaton) 233,272. Little Eaton's.
ouVsC. A.3. R. H. Twigg, 508. Im
P7"ed Silvereye, 57. Imported Monkey,
urncr $ Hughes's
ALMANAO,
FOR 1839,
c sFor;ale at this Office at the Raleigh pri
es viz: 10 cents single, 75 cents per
I0, S3 50 for half a gross and $6 per
5rSS' Jov. 1838.
C 1812,
1S20,
( IS07,
1S21,
1S23,
CURE FOR
Consumption,
iri!E artic,e published below, concern
ing the new and popular doctrine ad
vanced by the illustrious Goelicke of Ger
many, cannot fail of exciting a deep and
thrilling interest throughout our Country.
Translated from the German.)
Louis Offon Goelicke,
OF GERMANY.
THE GREATEST OF HUMAN BENEFACTORS
Citizens of Worth and South America.
T r
xu 1.0UIS UFFON GOELICRE, M. D., of
yr.many, Europe) belongs the imper
ishable, honor of adding a new and pre
cious doctrine to the Science of Medi
cine a doctrine which, though vehement
ly opposed by many of ihe faculty, (ol
which he is a valuable member,) he proves
to be as well founded in truth as any doc
trine of Holy Writ -a doctrine, noon the
verity of which are suspended the lives ol
millions of our race and which he boldly
challenges his opposers to refute, viz:
Consumption is a disease always occasioned
by a disordered stale of Vis Vita (or Life
Principle) of the human bodvr ft? often
secretly lurking in iflt system for Hears Ar-
Vfore there is the least complaint of the
iung3j) ana which may be as certainly,
though not so quickly, cured, as a common
cold or n simple headache. An invaluably
precious doctrine this, as it imparts an im
portant lesson to the apparently healthy of
both sexes, teaching (hem that this insidi
ous foe may be an unobserved inmate of
their "clayey houses" even while they im
agine themselves secure from its attacks,
teaching them that the great secret in the
art of preserving health is to pluck out the
disease while in the blade, and not wait till
the full-grown ear.
This illustrious benefactor of man is
also entitled to your unfeigned gratitude,
and the gratitude of a world, for the in
vention ol" his MATCHLESS SANA
TIVE, whose healing fiat may justly claim
for it such a title, since it has so signally
triumphed over our great common enemy
(CONSUMPTION, both in the first
and last stages a medicine which has
thoroughly filled the vacuum in the Mate
ria Medica, and thereby proved itself the
tt7L0NQUER0R OF V H YSICIANSJ) a
medicine, for which all mankind will have
abundant cause to bless the beneficent hand
of a kind Providence a medicine, whose
wondrous virtues have been so glowingly
portrayed even by some of our clergy, in
their pastoral visits to the sick chamber;
by which means they often become the
h:ppy instruments of changing desponden
cy into hope, sickness into health, and sad
ness of friends into joyfulness.
Matchless Sanative,
A medicine of more value to man than the
vast mines of Austria, or even the united
treasures of our globe a medicine, which
is obtained equally from the vegetable, ani
mal and mineral kingdoms, and thus pos
sesses a-TH it EE-fold power a medicine,
which, though designed as a remedy for
consumption solely, is possessed of a mys
terious influence over many diseases of the
human system a medicine, which begins
to be Valued by Physicians, who are daily
witnessing its astonishing cures of many
whom they had resigned to the grasp of
the Insatiable Grave.
DOSE of the Sanative, for adults, one
drop; for children, a half drop; and for in
fants, a quarter drop; the directions ex
plaining the manner of taking a half or a
quarter drop.
Price. three and one-third ru dol
lars (2,50) per half ounce.
A German coin, value 75 cents
The Sanative
Is above all estimate, as a general preven-
y . II
tlVe Ol CONTAGIOUS DISEASES, anu uy
many it is said to be a never failing anti
dote, though the inventor does not clothe
it with such infallibility.
The patient, while using this medicine,
should eat and drink (in kind, not quanti
ty) whatever the appetite dictates, and
not be compelled to force down, against
nature, every medley which the tenderest
friends and kindest nurses often impru
dently recommend.
It is here worthy of remark, that in al
most every instance where cures have been
wrought by this remedy, less than a phial
has removed the disease and, in no case,
whether resulting falaliy or successfully,
has a patient used two whole phials.
The above precious medicine (the ori
ginal discovery of Dr. LOUIS O. GOE
LICKE, of Germany,) is for sale, whole
sale and retail, in Boston, by D. S. ROW
LAND. General American Agent for the
discoverer, where numerous letters, certi
fying the good effects of the medicine, may
be seen.
Also for sate by retail, in most of the
towns in America.
TIMO. TERRELL,
Agent for Wash county.
Rocky Mount, Jan. 1, 1839.
JYoticc.
THE Subscriber will open a Schooi at
Hickory Grove Academy,
On Monday, 21st of Januorv in the vi
cioity of David Barlow's and Will
Pender's, three miles West ofTarboro';
in wnich will be taught Spelling, Read
mg, Writing and Arithmetic. jTerms of
tuition six dollars ner Session of five
months. Board can be obtained in hall
mtle and one mile of the Academy. Young
men wisning to study the art ol Survey
lng will be instructed and attended to with
care and attention.
LOUIS C. PENDER.
Jan. 16ih, 1838. 3 4
Notice
rJP H E TRUSTEES of Ihe Tarboro
Male Jlcntlcmy take this method of
assuring the public, that the exeicises ol
this institution will commence in a few
weeks, that it will he
A classical School,
In which all the usual studies of Acade
mies will be taught, and young men pre
pared for college that hoard can he ob
tained in highly respectable private fami
lies. The 'ei iiis will be published as soon
a there is fiaal action in Ihe selection of
h teacher.
Tdi boro', 3 January, 1S39. 1
Jticc.
HE copai tnei hip ht-re to fore existing
between the Mioribfrs under
THE FIRM OF
PENDER POPE,
Is dissolved by mutual consent. All per
sons having claims against said firm are
requested to bring them forward for set
tltment and all those indebted . will
make immediate payment as no longer
indulgence will he given.
SOLOMON PENDER.
fVM Ji. POPE
.. Tarboro Nov. 27, 1S38 4S
State of North Caroling
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
Superior Court of Equity.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1S33.
Ephtaim Dicken,ex'r ot God 1
win Cotten,
vs. J- Original
John VV. Cotten and wife bill.
Laura and others, J
T appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Henry L. Irwin, Joseph
Shields and Catharine his wile, Thomas
Whitehead, Nancy Gainer, Benjamin Gai
ner, and Alfred Gainer, defendants ih this
ease, are not residents ol l his Slate: It is
therefore ordered, that publication he
made for six weeks successively in the
Tai borough Press, notifying said defend
ants that unless they appear at the next
lerm of this Cyurt, to .-e held on the sec
ond Monday tn March next, at the Court
House in Tarburough, and answer, plead,
or demur, judgment pro coulesso will be
entered against 'turn.
Witness, Isaac Norfleet, Clerk ot
said Court, at ofliv. , ihe second Monday
in September, lt3$.
NORFLEET, C. M.E
Dec. 5th, 183S 1 Price adv $5 00
Stale of North Carolina,
KDGKCOMBE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
NOVEMBER TERM, IS3S.
Eliziheth Noi vill. widow "
of EowNomll ! pelitionfor
The heirs at law of said dowei.
Enos Norvell. J
IT appearing to the satisfaction of Ihe
Court, that James Taylor, Enos Nor
vill, Eli Johnson and wife Charity, Exum
Revel and wile Patsy James E. Lewis
and Vife Penny, and Josiah Kail in right
of his wife Parky Ann, defendants in this
suit, are not residents of this State It i
therefore ordered, that publication be
made for six weeks successively in the
Tarborough Press, notifying said defend
ants thit unless they appear at Ihe next
term of this Court, to be held on the
fourth Monday in February next, at the
Court House in 7'arhoiough, and answer,
plead, or demur, judgment pro confesso
will be entered against them.
Witness, Joseph Bell, Clerk of said
Court, at office, the f ourth Monday in No
vember 1S33. JOS. BELL, C. C
Price adv. $5 00.
State of North Carolina,
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW.
September 7'erm, 183S.
Elizabeth Bennett
vs. Petition for Divorce.
Stephen Bennett, )
IN this case it is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made in the Tarbo
rough Press, and North Carolina Stand
ard, for three months, notifying the de
fmdant to appear at the next term of said
Court, to be held for said county ii Ihe
Court House in Tarborough, on the sec
ond Monday in March next, then and
there to answer, plead, or demur to the
plaintiff's petition, or the same will be
heard ex parte.
Test,
WILLIAM NORFLEET, Ctk.
Dec. 5th, 1338. Price ady $6 25.
AN HIGHLY
Important Caution
To the Public.
"CaU ne tit ules"- Beware of falling.
JJOCTOR EVANS, 100 Chatham
street, takes the present opportunity
of tendering his most unfeigned acknnwl
edgements to the numerous patients"afilict
ed with the various form of disease inci
dent to humanity who have committed
themselves to his care, and he has the sat
isfaction of knowing from many living
evidences, that his remedies have removed
or relieved their respective maladies, as
far as lies within the compass of human
means. How distressing to the afflicted is
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
poisoning all the sources of his enjoyment,
and leading in many instances to the mise
ries of hypocondriacism. Long as it has
been made the subject.of inquiry bv medi
cal authors it remain invulvpi! in nn,il
obscurity. Jaundice, Diarhoea, Cholera,
and Colic, also perforins a conspicuous
part in the drama of morbid affections.
DR. EVANS has been siugularlv suc
cessful in the treatment of the above com
plaints by remedies drawn from the re
searches of the most eminent physicians in
Europe. He has also had vast exoerience
and success throughout the whole Tamil v of
uencaie aiseases, all ot which are for the
most part aggravated by, and rooted in
A t' .,' .......
tne constitution, by the conspiracies of mer
curial murderers unprincipled, uneducated
and unpractised in any art save that of at
tempting to lead the credulous on the road
to ruin. Dr. Evans' ofiiee is siinnlipH tvith
the choicest remedies from foreign mar
kets, and compounded on the most scien
tific principles, a physician is always in at
tendance, and all those who come there in
the hour of need will go off rejoicing.
Dr. Wm. Evans' Medical office 100
Chatham.
Jlsthma, three years' standing.
Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill, afflict
ed with the above distressing malady.
Symptoms : Great languor, flatulency,
disturbed rest, nervous headache, difficulty
of breathing, tightness and stricture across
the bieast, dizziness, nervons irritability
and restlessness, could not lie in a hori
zontal position without the setisation of
impending suffocation, palpitation of the
heart, distressing cough, costiveness, pain
of the stomach, drowsiness, great debilitv
and deficiency of the nervous energy. Mr.
R. Monroe gave up every thought of re
covery, and dire despair sat on the counte
nance of every person interested in bis ex
istence or happiness, till by accident he
noticed in a public paper some cures effect
ed by Dr. IVm. Evans1 medicine in his
complaint, which induced him to purchase
a package of the Pi. is, which resulted in
completely removing every symptom oJ
his disease. He wishes to say his motive
for this declaration is, that those afllicted
with the same or any symptoms similar to
those from which he is happily restored,
may likewise receive the same inestimable
benefit.
(IT Liver Complaint, ten years'' standing.
Mrs. H annah Browne, wife of Joseph
Bro wne, North Sixih st., near Second st.,
Will iamsburgh, afflicted for the last ten
years with Liver Complaint, restored to
health through the treatment of Dr. fVm.
Evans. Symptoms: Habitual constipa
tion of the bowels; total loss of appetite,
excruciating pain of the epigastric region,
great depression of spirits, languor and
other symptoms of extreme debility, dis
turbed sleep, inordinate flow of the menses,
pain in the right side, could not lie on her
left side, without an aggravation of the
pain, urine high coloured, with other
symptoms indicating great derangement in
the functions of the liver.
Mrs. Browne was attended by three of
the first physicians, but received but little
relief from their medicine, till Mr. Browne
procured of Dr. Wm. Evans invaluable
preparations which effectually relieved her
of the above distressing symptoms, with
others, which it is not essential to intimate.
JOSEPH BROWNE.
City and County of New York, ss.
Joseph Browne, VVilliamsburgh, Long
Island, being duly sworn, did depose and
say that the facts as set forth in the within
statement, to which he has subscribed his
name, are just and true.
JOSEPH BROWNE,
Husband of the said Hannah Browne.
Sworn before me, this 4lh day of Janu
ary, 1837.
PETER PINCKNEY, Com. of Deeds.
Paralytic Rheumatism. A perfect core
effected by the treatment of Dr. W. Ev
ans. Mr. John Gibson, of North Fourth
street, Williamsburgh.
AGENTS J. M. Redmond, Tarbo
ro F. S. Marshall, Halifax. Spots
wood tn Robertson, Petersburg. A Du
val, Richmond. C. Hall, Norfolk. E.
E. PortloCk, Portsmouth. Lewis John
ston, Washington, D. C. Mortimer 81
M owe ray, Baltimore. Dec- 4, 1838.
Last JYoticc.
Tf SHALL indiscriminately sue lo Feb
ruary Court on all debts due
B. & S. I). Cotten,
S. D. Cotten $ Son, and estate of S. D.
Cotten,
Which are not paid by the first day of
February next.
IV ILL. II. WILLS.
Tarboro', Nov. 30, 1 838. 48 S
JWbticc.
rjpHE Copartnership heretofore existing
under the firm of
Mlovnt 4 Bering,
Is dissolved by mutual consr-nt.
JOHN R. BERING.
Stantonshure, N. C. July 1 lib, 183S.
APPROVED
Patent Jtledicincs.
ipETERS' Vegetable anti-biltous Pills,
a certain cure lor liver complaint,
jaundice, bilious lever in its incipient
stage, fever and ague, dyspepsia, sick head
ache, nervousness, nauea, fewness of spi
rits, bile on the stomach, and blotched or
sallow complexion.
Beskwilh's anti-dyspeptic Pills,
a most valuable medicine lor the cure of
dyspepsia, and the prevention of bilious
fevers, colic, &c. &c.
Bernard's remedy for Jlsiatic
Cholera, cholera morbus, diarrhcea, sum
mer complaints, colics, cramps & spasms.
Carter's Southern Bhenmatic
Embrocation, a speedy cure for rheuma
tism, chilblains, sprains, numbness, and
stiffness of t lie joints, &c.
Parson's pectoral balm of Car
ragen, or Irish moss, a sale and certain
remedy for coughs, colds, asthmas, hoop
ing cough, shortness of breath, spitting of
blood, consumption, &c.
LuponCs vegetable Tooth-ache
Elixir, a certain and immediate cure, giv
ing relief in a very few minutes, and that
loo without any injury to the teeth or
gums. It possesses the properly of enliv
ening the gums when in a morbid state,
and of restoring a healthy and vigorous
action.
The afflicted man's Friend, or
Ointment of many virtues, much celebra
ted for the cure of scrofula or king's evil,
ringworm, goitre, inflamed eyes, burns,
scalds, chilblains, breakinir out on chil.
dren's heads, eruption, or pimples on the
iactr, ureaBing oui on me mouth, scorbutic
ulcers, & ulcerated sore legs, sore breasts,
and cancerous humors.
Harrison's adhesive plaster, far
superior to any that has hith erto been di
covered. In consequence of its amazing
adhesive qualities it is engaged, that this
1 iaier win maintain us noid with perti
nacity where none other can be had to
stick at all, that it is perfectly sedative,
and that there is nothing whatever irrita
ble in its composition.
Printed directions accompany the above
valuable and highly approved patent me
dicines, for sale
GEO. HOWARD.
August 24.
To all whom it may concern.
E have been lately asked much foour
v surprise, if we were going to break
up our business at the Falls." We cannot
conceive how such a report could get out,
unless it was by some person who could
not understand what was meant by having
our establishment Incorporated as the
ROCKY MOUNT
J Jan ufact a r ing Co mpany,
And thought it must be breaking tip ihe
whole concern. We have deemed it pro
per to say, to prevent our friends at a dis
tance from being misled by such a report,
that instead of breaking up we are pre
paring to enlarge and carry on our busi
uess more extensively than ever, and that
the prospects of success in our business
have never been so encouraging, nor has
its profits ever been greater than at pres
ent. Battle & brothers.
Rocky Mount, Dec. 2th, 1838.
House, Landscape 6? Ornamental
FAINTING.
rTHHE Subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Edgecombe county,
that he has, located himself
In Tarborough,
Where he is prepared to execute all orders
in hi line of business.
Those wishing gig, sideboards, silting
chairs fire screens and the like painted,
will bring them to the coach short 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
thankfully received and faithfully executed
on reasonable terms.
LEWIS DE AROTJER.
TarboTo',Feb. 26, T -