fflHAT on Monday, the 9h of Decern
1 her nxt, ami from flay today unlil
II the property i sol. I, will he sold at the
fate residence of Ihnashley Atkinson, all
Crop and SlocF on hand,
CONSISTING OF
7rV or forty head of Horse MnUs,
' forty or fifty head of Cut He,
"hi-'N are tK'" or six valuihU
,1 Ke thiee or four hundred head
', f d Ilos, a Lrge number of
out noes,
:-ntv h'ad ' Sheep. twelve or fourteen
, (tt (J h irn l- ol Corn, Fudder, farm
(I .0,,s ot all descriptions and alt thr
r.,.(h--M and Kitchen Furniture of the
, . irnahl:y Atkin-on, and other prop
i V l a pori-haM' nature.
Six n..".tiw credit will be given the pnr-1,1-.
thtv tr i v i i i fo'e ai il security to
ij ,,,,rv-d ol by the Subscriber, before
,,. .,. -) i 'v i icmoved.
' JOHN ( C, OR I I AM. Adm'r.
Piti c ui,i. 1 2i h N"V. 1SM9, 45 4
A Valuable Plantation
FUK SALE.
VERY valuable Plantation on
Par UiVf r is iiimv offered Inr sale on
fcccominoduting tetm. Theiiacl contains
2,1 S3 Acres,
And is 1 n E Igecombe County, 10 mile
bWeTaiboiV. A p u licular dt ci ip' in.,
is deemed unnecessary, as it i presume!
the purchaser would wish to examine the
Ljnil per-onally, before b-iying; but the
fact m;iy he stated with conlidence, thai
the Luel is i d.'al to any on the River,
anil the Plantation is in good order for
farming, and may he divided in two fai m
without inj'iry to either pirt.
And should it not he old before Monday,
Wh December next, will then be nff-red
at public sale on the premises, on the fol
lowing terms Five thousand dollars o!
the purchase money paid on the first d y
of next January, and the balance in equal
instalments, at one, two, and three year
credit, bearing interest Irom the first clay
of January, 1S40, till paid, on bonds exe
cuted with two or moic securities the
owner reserving the i :ght of a bid on the
land.
And should a sale he made of the land,
the STOCK, consisting of
Horses, CatUe, Hogs fc Sheep,
frit li the crop nf Corn, Fudder. II lieu I,
and all Ihe plantation tools, wagons,
tarts, Ss'c. $c.
ili be sold on a credit of six month
for all Hims of five dollars and upwanU.
'he purchasers giving note and security
before the nrnnnv is delivered and lot
all sums under five dollars, cash on the dav
of sa'e.
P rsnns wishing to pirchasc will p'rae
l7 to ihenphilus Parker, Eq Tar
Hay Wood.
ftitU-igh.
O -i. hf r l sso
45
Yoticc
T:' hi: SOLD, o-i Wednesday,
"s :. f' of i)--eTTi'er ! xt, at
-' ! r 'he sui-enMer foro-et I y
Iler-ry (?ot ten, d c'd, five
' ; in' on the slag load to
liowii g propprt . viz:
l''cr. Oafs. Wheat, Peas, Hogs
( -.'U tie, 'ilorscs and Utiles,
!.r''S anil iff-nr household and
'" ' ' F'irt.iture, and sondry other
f" o..v (n,t edtoits In mention.
rs. 'ni;,s credit will he given, the
' ' 1 -'i Vir.j IoimI with appmved se
Jl h; , letl.e properiv is changed.
r Several likely Negroes,
,v .'''"'.'d nten, w. men, boys and girls,
' hf hired out lor the ensuing 3 ear a'
ne anie time and place.
tVILLLIM CLJEK, Sen.
ft. B. Will also be fold, at the same
llir and place,
likely JMegro man
c pod field hand-also, a good family
Carryall,
29, 1839.
44
Printing neatly executed,
at this orncE
kt-ieiJ.tfElCi sllmm fciv4iri
tl , J"", ? l i-n.. i'- . t: V M
Swift Creek Land.
OK SALE.
JUIR snhscn,;5,; ial.f
KxeeiHor. , lhp ,
mentol EXUM I Fivrv , , "Ma
e l.vi.r ci.jl, " iS 'reque.,
!x;;:;:;:i;i;:,ose-h----tate to
They offer for !e at private contract,
The Tract or Land,
Ner,r this pWe, lying on Swift Creek, S
12 hom h. fi. I, c.iiiiainiMjr
ilboxa 2000 sieves.
This tract has considerable cleared land
,a.ml evr:. settlements wi?h dwell
S houses, and lies citable to divide into
ree or lour farms, nod will be if renui,
ed hv purchasers.
Persons winhing to purchase land,
would do well to look at this, a. it N R ,(U,
'd lively, and suseepti de of much and
histtnor improvement, frcin the marl bed
that are lound on and near it.
A reasonable credit will be given the
purchasers, Up in ih ir jjivincr approved se
curity. JOHN IV. lewis.
7770.9. C. lIUNPEli.
Ml. Prospect, FMsrecomhM. N.C. )
27th Sept. 1S3U.
JYoticc.
WILL SELL a t:;el of land, in Nd
count v. on the nuldie ni.nl L.i;,...
from Philips Store to Enfield, contain
ing by actual survey
483 2 Acres.
On which is a comfortable Duelling house
I I I ILP
. . i . B
And out houses. The most of" this land
is uncl.-ared, and heavilv timbered with
pitch pine; :ind lyi" within two mile
ol the lil Koad. may oif-r inducements
to the g tters of tut pentine. I will s II a
UvoiaMe bargain in this laud, if applica
tion is eat ly tnade.
J.7MES J. PHILIPS.
Octobrr 9. IR39. 41 7
Yoticc.
r HT II E subscriber expects to continue to
ttach
SCHOOL
The ensuing year, nearer to his own resi
deuce, upon the sime terms as the pre--ent,
that is, SlO the spsion of 5 months,
for the linnrmigp; ?Gi for Arithmetic,
Reading, &c; ST J for Eng Gram.,(e"g
raphy, Sec ; and J5 a month for ho-rd.
AM UK BENNETT.
Nov. 4, 1S39. 45 3
Notice.
TT T' is rrquoeted, tha' ihe mem hers of t hp
Philodemir Society stoeil ' met at the
Falls ol Tar R vt-r, 00 tho 25 h day !
Nnvnmhei next, for the purpose of dipi
ing ol 'If
Library and Treasure
Helnnit g to the said S cipty, since i
uas appeared to : pmtion of the memhers
of said Society, that th gentleman under
whnsp care tlic Lihrarv his heretofore re
rrnined, exppfs t' remove his residerirp.
ami it is leiinuv that ome steps should
e taken for thn preservation of the fumU
and property belnjjing to tl e Society.
Th person holdieg il e funds f t;e S ci
p'V will please produce at the time and
ll ico a'-ovemetitinned, and aKo the per--O)
holding the constitution will phasj
lit in" it forward. The nvmhers should
g'n r llv at'end, as it is pssential that thi
husiness shouhl he attended to.
Nov. 4. 15 9. 45 3
'fe aim
Botanic Medicines,
-::-
THE suhcriher has recently procured
and now i.fll-rs for sale on reasonable
,r,d accommodating terms, the following
Thonipsoiiiaii Hedicincs, liz:
Lotielia. -eed ami pulverized,
2nd and 3rd Preparation of do.
Composition, Nei ve Powder, P.-pler Dark,
African Dird V- pper, Hayherry,
Skunk cabbige, wake robin, Balsam Fir,
Dulternut syrup Halmmiy, Green ozier,
Myrrh, Unicorn root, Oinger,
Hitter Root, Golden Seal, Clivers,
Pond Lilly, hemlock, when hazle.
Cough powders, raspherry leaves,
Prickly ash, slippery rim, barberry,
Cholera and Dvsenlery Syrup,
Rheumatic Tincture, Woman's Friend,
Cough Powders,
Stienciher.ing Phster, No. 6,
ThorrqDson's Guide and Narrative,
Ilersey" Woman's Friend,
Curtis' Medical Discussions,
Robinson'. Lectures, Syiinps &c.
GEO. HOnMRD.
Tarbiro', Nov. 9th, 159-
1 SPECIE,
Treasury .Votes and Drafts.
JJ)0LL ARS. half Dollars, and all kinds
ol Silver Coin.
Doubloons and all kituhof Geld coin.
Treasury Drafts Treury Note.
P st O.Tice Drafts Collector's Checks.
Are wanted, for which the highest
PKEMICM will BE PAID
CI I E KS on Xe,u York, Philadelphia
Baltimore, can b- hoi on application tr,
PHILIP I COHEN.
Wide water M.. Iiv.nting Roanoke f
Sqmre, Norfolk, Virginia. J
Oer. 21. l s:i9. 46 4
JYoticc.
HE Cpirineihip heretofore exist
ing in the name of
Burls Home,
Is this day disSulved by mutual consent.
lohn R. llorne is authorizetl to attend to
all the unsettled husiness of the concern.
ll'ILLMM BURT,
THOMAS S. BURT.
JOHN R. HOllNE.
Stantonsburg, April 30'h, IS39. IS
JHorus Jflulticaulis.
nour 1000 Chinese Mulherry Trees
ui mis years gro wi n are en -reu tor
sale on favorahle terms, by Ihe tree, foot
or hud, deliverable in the fall. They will
be so altogether, or in lots to suit pur
ch .sers. Apply to
GEO. HOWARD.
Tarboro', Aug. .SO, IH3
M KUCHA NT TAILR,
ESPECTFULLY informs hi friend
and the puldic generally, that he has
just received his splendid assoitment of
VIZ:
Supptfine blue, black and green Cloths,
Drown and Cad't mixt do.
Heaver and pilot Cloths, for oveicoats,
Cassimeres, of most fashionable style,
Drab and buff do.
Plain bliek & figured Velvets for vestings,
Woolen Velvets and figured Valencias,do
Figured ami plain Satin, do.
A splendid assortment of Sdk veslings,
Net shirts and draws,
Plain black & fig'd satin Stocks with bows
do do bomhazi-en, do
Dosoms, Collars, Gloves, Supenders, &c
lie invitps an inspection of his Goods
as he is confi h nl they cannot fail to givw
satisfaction is rpsppets quali'y ami p icn
(JJG eoth men who wish iheir clothe
mole up, can liavp meni maup aiui mm
med in the m-'St fashiooahle styl- Al
orders from a distance will be punctually
attended to.
Tarhoro, Ortoher. IS30.
? Boarding School,
Ft r the Education nf Yonw? Ladies,
WiLL be opened a mv reider.-, in
w w the vicmity ot Littleton U- pot.
Warron, on Alomtay. b li ol . anuary
nPtt. lii noint of healtl'. this locality can
no he sip pissed. I h ivp engg d the
service of a Ldv, who has had consider
a'le cxp'-ib'oce 'n Mer vocation, and who
ro nes highly rppommnded. t find her
w. II qiahfi d fr the duties slu- has un
dertaken. Everv attention shall hp paid
lo the morals of the voung Li lies by Mrs.
Hmge ami myself, as well as by their
Teacher. For Hoard ami Tuition, during
the scholastic year. blOO. For Muhc boO.
WILL MM BUHOi;.
Nov. 1st, IS 3.0. 46 6
Loch and Gunsmithry.
rrnilE undersigned having devoted the
most of his life to a knowledge ol his
profession, Is now piepared
Xcar the Hridgc, in Tarbdro
r Pvp,.iitp nil orders in Lock and Gun
smithry, in a style at once equal to the
best London work.
Clocks, ivaches, musical botes, breast
pins, fmger rings, and jewelry and bro
ken articles of every description will also
he repaired at theshortet notice by
DJIF1D C. BELL.
August 14th, 1S39. 33
Turner $ Hughes9
NORTH CAROLINA
AIiBlAPfAC,
FOR 1840,
rr nle at this Office at Raleigh prices
viz: 10 cents single, 75 cents per dozen,
S3 50 for hall a fcross, etc.
AN HIGHLY
Important Caution
To the Public.
11 Cave ne tituLes" Beware of f idling.
JJOCTOK EVANS, 100 Chatham
onrci, i.iues ine present opportune
of tendering his most unfeigned acknowl
edgements to the numerous patients affliel-
wish ihe various form of disease inci
dent to humanity J who have committed
inemselves to his tare, and he has the sat
isfaction of knowing from many livincr
evidences, ihat his remedies have removed
or relieved their respective maladies, as
tar as lies within the compass of human
nieaus. 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 hvpocondriacism. Long as it has
been made the subject of inquiry by medi
cal authors it remains involved in much
obscurity. J.iundice, Viarhoea, Cholera,
and Colic, also performs a rnuspicuous
part in the drama of morbid affections.
DR. EVANS has been singularly 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 experience
and success throughout the whole family of
delicate diseases, all of which 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 the credulous on the road
to ruin. Dr. Evans' ofiice is supplied with
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 w ho come there in
the hour of need will go off rejoicing.
Dr. Win. Evan1 Medical office 100
Chatham.
i.lhmn, three years' standing.
Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill, afflict
ed with the above distressing malady.
Symptoms: Great languor, flatulency,
distiii bed rest, nervous headache, difficulty
oi breathing, lightness and stricture across
the breast, dizziness, nervous irritability
and restlessness, could not lie in a hori
zontal position without the sensation of
impending suffocation, palpitation of the
heart, disiressieg cough, cosliveness, pain
of the stomach, drowsiness, great debility
and deficiency of the nervous energy. Mr.
U. Monroe gave up every thought of re
covery, and dire despair sal on the counte
nance of every person interested in bis ex
istence or happiness, till by accident he
noticed in a public paper somecures effect
ed by Dr. H'm. Evans1 medicine in his
complaint, which induced him to purchase
a package of the Pills, which resulted in
completely removing every symptom o.
his disease. He wishes to say his motive
for this declaration is, that those afilieted
w ith the same or any symptoms similar to
those from which he is happily restored,
ma likew ise receive the same inestimable
benefit.
QfmLicer Complaint, ten yrars' standing.
Mrs. Hannah Hrowne, wife of Joseph
Hrowue, North Sixth St., near Second si.,
Williatnshurgh, afflicted for Ihe last ten
ears with Liver Complaint, restored to
health through the treatment of Dr. fi'm.
Evans. Symptom: Habitual constipa
tion of the bowels; total loss of appetite,
excruciating pain of the epigastric region,
great depression ol spirits, languor and
other symptoms of extreme debility, dis
turbed sleep, inordinate dow 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 10
ihe functions of ihe liver.
Mrs. Browne was attended by three o.
the first physicians, bul received but little
relief from their medicine, till Mr. Browne
procured of Dr. Win. Evans invaluable
preparations which effectually relieved her
of ihe above distressing symptoms, with
others, which it is not essential to intimate.
JOSEPH JJROWNE.
City and County of New York, ss.
Joseph Browne, Williamsburgh, Long
Island, being duly sworn, did depose and
say that the facts as set forih 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 PLXCKNEV, Com. of Deeds.
Paralytic Rheumatism. A perfect cure
ffecled bv the treatment of Dr. W. Ev
ans. Mr. John Gibson, of North Fourth
street, Williamsburgh.
AGENTS J. M. Rfdmosd, Tarbo-
. - at . , . 1 1 I : f c
ro . r. 3. iMARSH.M, naiuax. SPOTS-
WOOD U Robert son, Petersburg. A. Du
val, Richmond. C. Hall, Norfolk. E.
F. PnnTi.ocK. Portsmouth. Lewis John
ston, Washington. D. C Mortimer &
MowbraT; Baltimore," JHq 4,
ASSORTSIENT OF
IVctrand Fashionable
GOODS, -
Just received and for sale at astonishingly
LOW PRICES,
tit the Cheap Cash Store.
nnHE Subscriber sol. cits a tall from his
cistomersand the public generally"
confident he can exhibit bv far the "
LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
Stock of Fanci) and Staple
ver seen in Tarborough.
Having mnde hi purchases principally at
Auction for Cash he has succeeded in
laying in his Goods griatly below their
Value, and is determined to sell at a very
small advance for
Cash or Country JProi1ucc.y .
In his assortment 3re
Suprifjne broad Cloths, from $li to $8,
Cassimeres, very low,
50 pieces Sattinetts, from 35 c?nts to tho
finest made,
2S ps Kentucky Jeans from 50 cts to 62,
30 ps white & red Flannels, 20 to I I2,
34 ps plain & fiM Merinoes, very cheap,
GO figured and plain colored Silks, of the
most fashionable colots and patterns, at
low prices,
10 ps black and plain figuied Silks, of at
most superior quality, and at prices
that must please.
50 ps Moustlin de Lains, among which
are some eh gint patterns, 30 cts to Sl
Chally, handsome and cheap,
Beautiful broche, chinelle, rherino and
plaid Shawls, in great variety, cheap,
Plaid satin Scarfs, and rich fancy Hand
kerchiefs, cheap,
Fashionable bonnet cap, and belt Rib
hons. in immense variety,
IfBlOl f,s CALICOES of Ihe newest
2Hyy style from" 64 to 35 cents, the
greatest bargains ever offered,
French Prints, handsome and cheap,
50 ps furniture Calicoes, from S to 20 cts.
200 Women's straw Sonnets,
From 3J cents to the finest made,
Mioses Bonnets,
Plain flowered and check'd Muslins, eve
ry variety,
Bleached and brown Shirtings, Sheeting?
and Jean,
20 ps bed Tick, 10 cts to thfffinest made
A very Inr sc tock of ngro Blankets, at
wonderfully low prices,
Rose and Mackinaw Blankets, cheap,
50 ps negro cloth, 20 cents and upwards
21 d z?.n wool Hals, 40 cts. and upwards,
Men's and boys
tfiiie and common Flats, cheap
Fur, cloth, and sealed Caps, an immense
variety at very low prices.
Men's Cloaks, and upwards,
B'anket and cloth Overcoats,
Women's Cloaks in great variely, frocl
S3 lo the finest made,
6 do2en ready made Vest, cheap,
Ladies and Misses Corsets, Lacels, &c.
Victoria and corded Skirts,
Silk, cotton, and woolen Hosiery, of eve
ry variety,
Ladies silk, kid, B rlin & beaver Gloves
Men's ho-kin, buck and woolen Gloves,
Bobbinett Laces, Edgings and Inserting?,
4 4 while and black Bohhinctt
Black Lace fur trimming, ,
OJBOOTS f,VX SIIOES.fi
150 pair men's coarse heavy
Boots,
Men's calf Boots,
Prunella quarter Boots
600 pair men's russet and black Brogans,
from No 6 to 14, Ihe greatest bargain
ever offered,
200 pr boys black and russet Brogins, all
400 pr men's lined arid bound kip Bro
g'jn cheap,
Men's high and low quartered calf Shoes,
Mens pump, clippers and mocasln,
Ladies extra fine kid and French morocco
Slippers, black -and colored most fash-
iora'de style,
Ladie colored silk Gaitpr,
Prunella, morocco, and leather Shoes and
Slippers, of every variety,
Women's leather and morocco Booti
Girls and children's Shoe3 and Boots of
every description,
Sole and upper Leathrr.
A large and general asniiment of Cutle
ry, Hardware, China, Glass, and
Grockcrij ware, GROCERIES, $c
Besides the above will be found, almost
every article usually ktpt in simiUr Es
tablishments, all of which is now offered
it such exceedingly low prices, as cannot
fail to meet the views of the greatest
economists.
JAS. IVEDDELL.
Tarboro', Nov. 4, 1S3T .
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