jYoticc.
fflR subscriber expects to continue lo
uach
p..- f n-iii 'ST V' " ne irt r lo his own resi
!m cn M,::n ,,:C i3mP ',,,ms 'iie pi""
ih.Tt K) ,nf ss.ion of 5 months,
j,r liu- I Mis'i .ir'1-: . 'or A i Mimetic,
V'-iV-'Z' "2 'ur '"K- fram.,fIeog
., i, N- &c ; it mi JS ' moiitii for
v ' mark bennett
v. J. !S:-'9. - 45 3
Jvf re.
T " :- ' '1' ' :""",,er of ih-
si ihi!: ' (' Succty h Mil-I mo t t' ih.
j:,.!, ,, I'.i It o r. on ill-- '25 h d;iy i.
,v. :rii! t:- x:, hr II"' purpose ol'lip.-
Itlr. iity and Treasure
J?t I. ;" '' S-wirly, since r
,nr !'ri! to :i portion of I hp members
,, itl i'V, I'1-"1 "' 1 1 lemiio unbi
uh .i-e ,,M L'brarv hej elo'ore re
pi .i -v h expects t- rm- Vf hi le-di'dCi .
it i- il-irnis that s m s'- ps should
be a li n f r the ptesHiva'ion of the fund
j,n, prnjv.u ty 1 1 . 1 n ir 1 1 1 ' tie S-cii-f y
1'hP pp'son boding :lu funds of the S .e.i
eiy will please produce a" tin limp and
pi id1 abovenn'iil ioned, a in! alo the p'r
fon holding the couti'U'iou will phv.p
luincr it forward. The members sin til I
(rfMiei.'llv at'end, as it i ' sscnlial that th s
business should he attended to.
Nov 4. IS. 45 3
COFFIEL3P l
M KUCHA NT TAILOR,
ESPKCTFULLY informs hisfiiends
and the public generally, that he has
just received hi splendid assortment of
KILL, .I.VI? WIATISIZ
VIZ:
Superfine blue, black and green Cloths,
Brown and Oad I mix! do.
Beaver and pilot Cloths, for ovet coats,
Cissi mere!, of most fashionable style,
Drab and buff do.
Plain hi rk & figured Velvets for vesting.
Woolen Velvet and figured Valeucias,do.
Figured and plain S um, do.
A plendid assortment of Silk vesting,
Net shirts and draws,
Plain black & fig'd satin Stocks with bows,
do do bomhazen, tlo
Bosoms, Collars, Glove", Su -ponders, &c
He invites an inspection of his (lood.
as he is confident they cannot fail to give
satisfaction ,is respect q iiliiy and pi ice.
(jty (lentlcnieii who wi-h their clothe
wi-ide up, can have I h'in made and trim
in tin- m-s fashionable iyli AH
ciders ifoin a distance will he juncsuall
8'!-iid'( to.
r:it'ior(:', October. S:W.
?ivw a nl SpZcsiciid
1' l. L AND W1NTKR
: M . ! ( (i, .(4j,pv (II tioail-.
m!,'(h ii Ueis. witi; the reaiesl
" ' u at'e.-itsMii. -nd com')! I -it iT hi ex
ive v ( r neral .ioitin i.t d tl most
SliM ,!' a id i iiiciliil, as well as neat and
"-"I anirles, in the
Arm
ia: lor (.n.ods will I e lound
A var if
l' ol lirnin i Inl n ilirrn hnnni'ls. hi-
. J I
p eM aiJ most apptoved style,
""nc and Leghorn braid, French, En
pslshand fancy straw Bonnets,
r,'"cli, velvet and fanv Flowers,
pj0 le Algiers, Gro de Nap, &c.
"n fij'd and watered silk" and satins,
tp, I'b.rence,, plain and fig'd Net,
y lei)d. blond and doited laces,
AeiK collars, caps, curls,
"extensive assoitrntnt of ribbons, &e.
j "e Jviies an inspection of her Goods,
saliT IS Co,,K'eMl '',ey cannot fail lo give
a,'tion as respects quality and price.
Wo Nov 9, KS39.
lorus Multicaulis.
4bUr looo Chinese Mulberry Trees
55 ' years growth' are offered for
OrK? favorao,e lerms, by I he tree, foot
h J , de,'verable in the fall. They will
thas a'lsetner or i t0 sult Pur
3SCrs- Apply to
rarboro'f Aug. 30, 1839-
GEO. HOIVJ1BD.
Botanic Medicines.
'yifK subcribor has recently pcuted
J'U novv clU-rs lorM:e.i ,e.,onabk
li' JCCOmm,!l,ill'''SMns, thefolh.wieg
ittownwouiaii .Medicines, liz:
LoUeUa, M.t:d a, ol pulv, l,2. d
jSml ami 3,i Prepa, a, iun ol Jo.
-M,,o,,,on N,, ve Puwdc, lV,p:I HalU,
A ncu, ndi'.pp,,, Hayl)t,,v;
.U.ik cabbage, wake nb,n, Halsam F,
n.n.u. y,op, lialmony, G.ecu oz.er,
v tii, Unicom root, (l,,,,, ,
'.e, Uoul, Golden Ieul, Chvers,
I Lilly, bendocu, wch hazle, .
Cou.n p(JvVde,, rasp!m.y eav
1 MCkly ah , l,pp,,y ,,,., WMh
U.iolfiH and DvmmiIm-v Syrup
Khtuiimiiti r.ne.u.e, Woman's Friend, .
'.eug.heninir i;U;r No
I :0.i.ps,,'s (;lJhe nfu jva.a,ive
lltr, Woman's Friend,
Louis's Mcdir.d Di-eus-ions,
Uobiuson'a Lectuies, Syiin?es, &e.
GFJi. IIOIV.JIID.
I Hi-SorV, Nov. 9;h, 18.S9.
Over the Tarhorough Course
NORTH CAKOLINA,
WWILL COMMKNCK on Tuesday,
v the 19tti of November, and contin
tie FOUU DAYS:
Fiast Iay.
A Svveepstakes,for three years old, mile
heals, 'SI 00 entrance, S50 lorfeit to con
ttnue open until Monday, lSihNovem
her. Persons wislijtig t enter will make
il known by addressing the Proprietor.
Second Day.
Pari of Jockey Club Purse, two mile
heats, $200 entrance, Sl5 for subscri
bers; 30 for non subscribers.
Third Day.
Balance of Jockey Club Purse, three
mile heats, S.J0O enhance, $20 for sub
.scribers; 10 for non subscribers.
Fourth Day.
A Handy Op, niile heats, bfst three in
five, Si 00, and part of entrance money
a ided thereto ntrance, SlO.
Purses liablt; to the lull amount.
All letters addressed lo the Proprietor
must be post paid.
IV M. FOXILILL, Proprietor
Oct. 2. 1SS9 40 7
Ct . S-l . ' IT 7
&WIJC isrcci juanu
rS1 II K snl)scribei s having qualified as
Kxecutr rs tf I h t- last will and ! sta
rr.rntof EXUM LEWIS, k c'd, i eq K-t
those havm; clum to prest nt them for
payment, and those who owe the estate Ur
make payment.
They olT -i- for sa'e at private contract,
The Tract ofXaaid,
Near this place, lying on Swift Creek, 8
u I0 miles fi om l at h trough, and 10 or
12 liom E;.fi. hi, cint .ining
I bout 2900 lcrcs.
This tract has considerable" cleared land
n it, and several settlements with dwell
u-r houses, and lies suitable to divide into
three or lour farms, and will be if requit
ed Hv purchasers.
Persons wishing to purchase land,
would do well to look at this, a- it is g od
ml lively, and susceptible of much and
la-ting improvement, Item the marl beds
that are found on and near it.
A reasonable credit will be g?ven ihe
purchasers, upon their giving approved se
curity. JOHN W. LEWIS
THUS. C. HUNTER.
Ml. Prospect, K Ig-eombe, N C.
27h Sept. 1S39.
4 40
JYoticc.
:t:-
WILL SELL a tract of land, in Nash
eoumv, on the public road leading
from Philips Store lo Enfield, contain
ing by actual survey
483 J Acres.
On which is a comfortable Dwelling house
And out houses. The nmsj of this land
is uncleared, and heavily timbered with
pi.ch pine; and lying within two miles
of the Rail Road, may offer inducements
,o the getters of turpentine. I w.ll sell a
favorable bargain in this land, if applica
lion is early made.
JJIMES PHILIPS.
October 9, 1839. 41-7
1 1 1 1 JM
Halifax Count!, V. C.l
Oct. la. 5
T
HE undersigned having ojiened the
si ore to rvotJatid N ck known bv
the
name of Clark's Sure, have esial)lil
ed
iheniM Ives undtr the style and firm o!
Peebles, Feimcr Co.
esigr, commencing sale on Tuesday next
p 15ih inst., will keep on hand a'genci-
a I
3orinnMit ol
Suij, Groceries, Fine Liquors, -Ih
y Goods of all description,
( u Hi rii, Crocker ij Stone ivttrr,
o;ne Medicines, tilwes cj Bools,
addlrs and llridles,
('listings assorted,
Good and superior Tobacco, and
other articles too ttdious to note.
They heo; ihe favor of the c'Hiz-ns ol
the Neek and iis vicinity to call and ex
amine their stock of Goods, as they ate
disposed to s,ell on reasonable terms.
They being well acquainted with all the
pi incip d merchants ot Peiershur r, wil;
'ake pleasure in having Cotton or aey oth
r pi od uce sold if delivered ui Uidilax
"ntt usied to ihiir caie, -their services
remlered gratis.
MS. M PEEBLES
42 5 IV ILL Li M FENNER.
JNO 7 PEEBLES
Liock and Gunsmithry.
7 1 II E undersigned having devoted the
most of his life to a knowledge of hi
profession, is now piepared
AVur the liridge, in Tarboro
To execute all orders in L'ck and Gun
"inilhry, in a style at once equal to the
est London work.
Clocks, watches, musical boxes, breast
pins, finger rings'" and jewelry and bro
ken articles of every description will also
be repaired at the shortest notice by
BJ1V1D C. BELL.
August Mth, 1S39. 33
Botanic Jflcdicincs.
fin HE tubscriher has just received a
fresh supply of Gum Myrrh, Com
position, African bird Pepper, and Spice
lit iters. GEO. HOWARD.
September 2G.
JYtrticc.
31 II E Copartnership heretofore exist
ing in the name of
Hurls & Home,
Is this day dissolved 1y mutual consent.
John R. Home is authorized to attend to
all Ihe unsettled business of the concern.
WILLL1M BURT,
THOMAS S BURT.
JOHN R IJORNE.
Stantonsburg, Ajnil 30th, LS30. IS
. .1
fy KAN A WAY, a short time
Sf'-inee. a neirro man . named
UJiRDY. belonging to
John S. Randolph, who recent
ssstt ly removed from this county to
Florida. This neirro is .supposed to
be lurking about Tarbbio', and is so well
known that it is de.-med unnecessary to
give a description of h m. I am author
ied to (Fertile above reward for his ap
prehension, if delivered to me or secured
in any jail so that his owner can get
him again. All persons are forhftl liar
Coring or carrying off said negro, under
penalty of the law.
D. RICHARDS.
Tarboro', March 14. IS39.. 11
BUI,LAKDS
Celebrated Patent Jlnimnl and Vegetable
OIL. SOAP.
JTOIl cleansing coat collars, woollen,
linen, and cotton goods, from spots
occasioned by grease, paint, tar, varnish,
and oils of every description, without in
jury lo the finest jmods.
The Oil Soap,
Possesses very healing and penetrating
qualities, and is used with perfect safety
for bathing various external complaints,
upon man or beast. Instances are loo nu
merous lo be certified. Thousands of cer
tificates might be obtained of its efficacious
efiVcts upon all bone complaints, weak
limbs, that have been dislocated, broken,
or otherwise injured. In almost every
case when applied to corns on the feet, it
has effected an entire cure.
It Is positively the best remedy, if tho
roughly used, for sprains, chilblains, poi
sous, scalds, bnrns, sore lips, chapped or
cracked hands, cutaneous eruptions, or
..mirded faces, that is known. For places
chafed -by the harness or saddle, sprained
shoulders, scratches, &c. on horses, there
is no composilion that exceeds this.
Warranted genuine. For sale by
GEO. HOWARD.
Tarboro' July 30.
AX illGIILiY
Important Caution
To Ihe Tab lie.
ve ne (itubes"-! Beware cf fulling.
OCTOR EVANS, 100 Chatham
sireet, takes the present opnortunitv
o! tendering his most unfeigned arknowl
edgemeuls to the numerous patients dilict
fd viij lite v irions form of disease inci
dent to hnmauiiJ ho have committed
themselves to bis csie, and he has the sal
l .i tion of knowing from many livina
evidences, that his remedies have removed
r relieved their respertive maladies, as
iar as lies w'nhio ihe compass of human
means. How distressing to iheafilictcd is
Hyfiprpaia or Indigestion,
poisoning ;ill ihe sources of his enjoyment,
and leading in many instances to the mise
ries of h vpocondriat ism. Long as it has
been made the subject of inquiry by medi
cal authors it remains involved in much
obscurity. Jaundice, Uiarhoea, Cholera,
and Colic, also performs a roospicuous
part in the dram: of morbid affections.
1)11. EVANS.has been singularly suc
eessful in the treatment of the above com
plaints by remedies drawn from the re
searches ol the most eminent physicians in
Europe, lie has also had vast experience
and success throughout the w hole family of
delicate diseases, all of w hich are for the
most part aggravated by, and rooted in
the constitution, by the conspiracies of mer
curial murderers unprincipled, uneducated
and unpractised in any art save that of at
tempting to lead ihe credulous on the road
lo ruin. Dr. Evans' office is supplied with
the choicest remedies from foieign mar
kets, and compounded on ihe most scien-
litie principles, a physician is always in at
tendance, and all those who come there in
the hour of need will go off rejoicing.
Dr. VV. Evans' 'Medical office 100
Chatham.
Jlrlhma. three years' standing.
Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill, afllicl
ed with the above, distressing malady.
Symptoms: Great languor, flatulency,
disturbed rest, nervous headache, difficulty
of breathing, tightness and stricture across
the breast, dizziness, nervous irritability
and restlessness, could -nol lie in a hori
zontal position without ihe sensation of
impending suffocation, palpitation of the
heart, distressing cough, cosliveness, pain
of the stomach, drowsiness, great debility
and deficiency of the nervous energy. Mr.
K. Monroe gave up every thought of re
covery, and dire despair sat on the counte
nance of every person interested in his ex
istence or happiness, till by accident he
noticed in a public paper somecures effect
ed by Dr. I I'm. Evans' medicine in his
complaint, which induced him lo purchase
a package of the Pills, which resulted in
completely removing every symptom o
his disease. He wishes to say ids motive
for this declaration is, that those afflicted
with the same or any .symptoms similar lo
those from which he is happily restored,
may likewise receive the same inestimable
benefit.
QC5 Liver Complaint , ten yrars1 standing.
Mrs. Ilannah Rrovvne, wife of Joseph
Rrowne, North Sixth St., near Second si.,
Wiliiamsbnrgh, afflicted for the. last ten
vears with Liver Complaint, restored to
health through the treatment of Dr. IVm.
Evans. Symptoms: Habitual constipa
tion of the bowels; total loss of appetite,
excruciating pain of the epigastric region,
greal depression of spirits, languor and
other s3fmptoms of extreme debility, dis
turbed sleep, inordinate flow ofi.be menses,
pain in the righl side, could not lie on her
left side, without an aggravation of the
pain, urine high coloured, with oilier
symptoms indicating greal derangement in
the functions of the liver.
Mrs. Browne was attended by three of
the first physicians, bul received bui litlle
relief from their medicine, (ill Mr. Browne
procured of Dr. Win. Evans invaluable
preparations which effectually relieved her
of the above, distressing1 symptoms, with
fibers, which il is nol essentia! to intimate.
JOSEPH BROWNE.
Cilv and County of New York, ss.
Joseph Browne, Wiliiamsbnrgh, Long
Island, being duly sworn, did depose and
say that the facts as set forth in ihe within
statement, to w hich he has subscribed his
name, are just and true.
JOSEPH BROWNE,
Husband of the said Hannah Brow ne.
Sworn before me, this 4lh day of Janu
ary, 1837.
PETER PINCKNEV, Com. of Deeds.
Paralytic Rheumatism. A perfect cure
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 U Robertson, Petersburg. A. Du
val, Richmond. C. Hall, Norfolk. E.
E. Portlock. Portsmouth. Lewis John
ston, Washington, D. C Mohtimkk &
Mowbray, Baltimore. Dec- 4, 1838.
Nashville Fall Races.
The Hates over Vic
WILL COMMENCE cn Wednesday
Ihe 13ih dav of November next,
and continue THREE DAYS:
ff'irsl Day.
1st. A Sweepstake for two year olds,
SI00 entrance, half forfeit, three or more
to make a race, mile heats.
2nd. A Sweepstake for three year olds,
$100 entrance, half forfeit, three or more
to ouiktt a lace, mile heats. To name and
close in both, on Monday the 11th Nov.
Second Day.
1st. Proprietor's Pur?c, S200, Sl5en
trancey two mile heats.
2nd. A Sweepstake for three year his,
S200 entrance, lialf forfeit, mile heats,
three or more lo make a race. -To name
and close as above on the 11th Nov.
Third Day.
Jockey Club Porse, 5-'i00, three mile
heats, $20 entrance, sutj-ct to the usial
discount.
Letters i f entrance to be addresred to
to Proprietor, at Nashville, N. C.
Stables and litter furnished giatis.
JOHN S A R RING TON ProW.
Nashville, No. Ca. 9ih Oct. 1S39.
(PThe No. Ca.. Standard and Spirit of
ihe Times will publish the above till Ihe
9th Nov. and forward their accounts lo
the Postmaster at Nashville for payment.
$25 Reward.
111. 4 M. II Ulll HI
Qji scribpr, at Hamilton, Martii
Kty, on Thursday, the 15lh i
RAN AWAY from Ihe Sub.
artin couu-
y, the loth instant
my negro man
f
About 5 feet 6 or S inches high, 25 or 30
years of age, very black and has a good
set of leelh. He is well provided with
clothing, one bluejacket and trowsers, one
white Jacket, new felt hat, new pair of
shoe-', and a very good blue plaid cloak.
Nelson was partly raised by Spencer D.
Cotton, of Tarhorough, and has a wife at
Mr.ftrissom Pittman's,S or 10 miles from
Enfield, and is well known through Tar
borough and the greater part of Edge
combe county. 1 will give the above re
ward for his apprehension if delivered to
me at Plymouth, Washington county, or
if confined in any jail so that I gel him
again. All persons are cautioned against
harboring or cairying off said negro under
penalty of the law.
HENRY DOWNING.
August I7ih, 1S39. .34
JYorth Carolina Justice.
JJpHIS work, the appearance of which
has been unexpectedly delayed for
causes heretofore made known to the pub
lic, will now be speedily published.
Iii the course orncxt month,
(AUGUST,)
A few hundred copies will be completed
and ready for delivery to subscribers and
purchasers. THE PROPRIETOR.
July 31, 1839.
100
Reward.
TO ANA WAY from the Subscriber, on
w the 1 4 1 h November, 1S3G, ncgio man
Aged about 26 years, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches
in height, weighing about 150 pounds, yel
low complexion, with a pleasant look no
scars ormarks known of. Said negro for
merly belonged lo Moses Tison, in Pitt
county where he was raised. 'I he above
reward will be paid for his apprehension
ind delivery to me in Greene county, 9
miles from Stantonsburg on the Raleigh,
road, or lodged in any jail so thai I get him
igain. A II persons are forewarned against
harboring, employing, or carrying off said
negro, under penalty of the law.
BENJ. C. D. EASON.
Nov. 29, IS 37. 48
Cotton Gins.
jPHE S ubscriber offers for sale on very
moderate and accommodating terms,
Two Cotton Gins,
One of 37, and ihe other of 40 saws they
are nnm in prune oraer and ready for
immediate use.
GEO. HOWARD.
Tarboro', August 1-