U. il !L11L!!
Land and Negroes
fit Public Side.
"ILL BE SOU), 10 Uc highest bid
der. OH WmIi.m1; ih- 29th ol
January next, at Mount Piepect, the re
sid nee of lite late Exam Lewis, dte'd,
in Kdi P'mhf pmiihi v,
Twenty-two ZVcgroos,
Of d(fient ;ine- .m l iz ' jno-it 150 or
200 hanels ol Corn, and five shares in the
Wilmington and Koanuke Bail Unad.
Six months credit will be allowed, liy
giving h ltd iind ;t)j)ioved security, with
a deduction of the interest if cah p 13 -ments
be preferred.
ALSO, at the same time and place, (if
not disposed of before,) will he s dd. tlx
Land lying on ihe south side of Swiii
Creek, containing
About 1200 Acres.
It will be divided into three tracts (as it
appears natuially to bt ) of about 400 acre
each. The purchaser giving bond and
appn-ved sritnitv, a li'end credit will
mumI say 'e f t 1 i twi y avs, with an
allowatice of the interest if any cash pay
nirnis. hi- made.
JVrsons wishing to buy the land, would
do well .to look at it hi fore the day ot
sab, a it lie v til miles o(f. Mr. K
in I in Lmvis, living at Mt. Prospect, ivi
ride over the land with stici as may want
lo view i.
JOHN W. LEU 'IS. l .
thos c hun ter 5
rs.
Mt. Prosp ct. E dgreomti. . N C. . ,
16 h D er. I3fl. S
If:
mm. I lfi .'?'-'.
I I
hand for Sale.
.ico Ai:as.
-
D& ITT i w oppoiiunities such as the
' present, are r If ;red In those who are
in q-.ipsf j hud in this section of the
St ile, having those advantages which all
d-cm neeessaiy, nan ely a iiealthy loea
tion, soil well adapted to any thing, a fine
luci large It welling House,
i 1 1
mm
With other impr-ovements, well watered
and of the besi q laiity, ar.d generally ad
tniffd fir tin' bt auty ol its location, nn or
d'lly io'ig!d)oi ho n! , oul in a word, e verv
adv int.'g!' that ihf I o mcr couhl ak for.
T;js is a laiihlul description of this
Farm, which, Ir.im inv anxiety to engage
in -i!U e-.t''pi;K' v n hi he sdd ccr
taiul a a gr :ii fner'jive.
This phce is well suited to thosp, who
IcirMigih" climate ol the lower section of
N. Cooliiiit dining ihf sij;T,,!:t.r ;jn(
tumnal mont lw, coo; m ody h-.tve home an
nu dly at C"n-i If i able inconvenience.
Pi-rsons wisVdng to pMrct ase are tf-s
pectlully invilfl lure, and 1 will with
pleasure show tlutn the premises.
side ni e miles below L Miishurg and or.
the public road to 11 ditax loan
E RULCON
Fianklin count v, N.
l)"c 's.i tsf
JList of JLcllcrs,
Iienwjnhir in the Pes! Ojjive at Tarho
riiUgh. the 1st of .Liny I 8 m, ivh 'ci
if not token out before the t oj
SJprit next, will be sent I; the Gene
ral Post (JJice an dead tellers.
Anderson Henry 2 Knight .1 C
Bcnneti Mark Knight I)
Bunting Lawrence 2 Kitehan Wm P
Bullock Ann Mrs Knight William
Batts William
Bii.hJy I IS
.own D ns n
7?iyan William I)
U swell Jesse
Long William
Lloyd J It
L d John
Mangum Sarah
May.) lit nhen
JJiyzu Henry H
Mmgiiii Jas S
Clerty Lunslnrd R M inning J & V
Ciieity Elizabeth M.mning Wtshy
Cosway ( ullen McCarty Wm
Cross HanI Macnaii Kl;z '
(Iross Su-an ni Mrs Philips .la J 2
Donaldson William Philips- Phereby J 2
D iggau John S PMwa W I)
Daniel William Pender Jodiua
Dibble C B 2 Price Thomas
Kveret D hrougb 2 Parker Hlizihpth T
Fieeman Silly Mrs K'ives Jtdin G
Geiuge James 2 It ss John ft
Gnfii, Edmund liamseA? Wair J
Gr.e i W P Siaton'y.ker
Garten Joseph J 2 S'atnn Jas A 2
HardySuahotP. ggySievv'i S.imuel
Howt II JuliLa jsS Shjriir 2
H trdy Mary 1 Mrs T,'y(), J(1in
limes Wilham H Vincen' F I? 2
Hunter C G Wiluiiw MaryMrs
Jones Wilha Vi!S()n A )
Judkins Rebecca Wi!Uams Orcwry
KillebrewGeialdus.I Wi2gins Wrio-ht
jAs. M. REDMOND, P. M.
Pleasant Hill Jlcademy.
rSI II E subset iber nsidirig on the road
Iron. Nashville to SiiUN Cios Roads,
near Sills'-, a high healthy location,
Nash county, IV. C.
Has employetl JMi&s Mann to teach a Ft
mde School ihe next ye;if , w lo will teach
trading, writing, arithmetic, Jvighsh
grammar, g"gt aphy, history, philosophy,
geometry, chemistry, otnane.i l medi
work, music, drawing and painting I In
school will Cf.mniene- tin- 2 1 of January.
IVn or twelv - young ladies can b aeemn
undated as b aid r. lie is also auihoi i
scd lo sHv, ll. 0 tMr. John ?r.iwtll who
1 1 v i s at the same pltce, would take a h.w
ioat (h rs. Per session of five months
i?,a.d, - - S3') 00
M.isic, - 15 00
Knghsh branches, - 7 50
Drawing and painting, 5 00
JAMES HARRISON
Dee'r 29, 1 4
HccttsimicHilcd hy tlc Faculty.
Brs. Jl. J IlarrcWs
CKLKBKATtl)
PREPAItEi) MEDICINES.
TlltaE NLW A.N U PLtA ANT JiE.MLUl ES
Tlitir jllttrative Extract of Sarsctpirilhi
and Liloud Hoot.
This is a valuable remedy in the cuie
ofati uhdu or King's vv hue swelliiig, j).iiu.s
in Hie bones, ulcerous sores, eriijtioU. ol
i tie skin, i lii.-tiui.tiii.iii, sa pniiiiic ami uici -Viiri
ji iij' t.liotis, deLiililv, mul all itise-ses
.iiiahtg lion: unpoiitses ol the blood, til
nop. nt d coiisiiuilious Iro.n long liatiits ol
ei essive dissipation, price per b aile.
J'litir liiijjiovtd tixtruct of 6m snjjunlla
and ; ubtba.
For the cure ol chimin: llieaes of the
niut mis uiciiihrane, such its (iyemeiy,
eiu hoi rlit-a. yieels, i icltii es, liei tool i Inn
ilat all cliuiis, )ul espet l ally iorgouonhea
in .til its ai.iges, catarriis ol mucous sui la
ces, mire particularly liie lungs, kidneys,
& tlieir appe'idages. Piice l per boiile.
I'htir Concentrnttd Extract ofiSuchu and
Uca Ursi.
For curing diseased urinary organs,
such as gravel, morbid irritation and
chronic iufl unmatioii of the kidneys, ure
ters, bladder and urethra: also, diseases
of the prostrate gland, loss of tone in pas
sing urine, cutaneous affections and rheu
matism. Price $1 2o per bottle
Tlieir Febrifuge or Camomile Tonic.
For the cure of all debilities, loss of ap
petite, but especially for Fever and Ague
lor which it has been more particuhtrU
pr pared. This medicine is so compoun
ded as lo meet this troublesome disease
in all its stages, ami its ingredients so
powerfully concentrated as to produce an
fPctual cure of the most obstinate cases In
t;kiug a lew doses. Price s 1 per bottle.
their .Ltd spasmodic or Caninhorated
4 A
Cordial .
Designed to cure excessive vomittiog,
diarrhea, cholera morbus, Asiatic cholera,
pain in the stomach, cramps, hysteric?.,
colics, h pocoudi i i, sp isms, convulsion
and muiteiing delirium in the low forms ol
bilious lever It is a fine, substitute fui
p iregoric. Price 75 cents per bottle.
Thiir Couih J ixtttre. of Carrageen
A toss and Squills.
For the cure o( diseased Lungs, chron
ic v-Cl i tions ol the stomal h and bowels.
and all diseases produced bv-suddeo chan
ges iu temperature. ( Price 75 cents per
bottle.
Tu-ir Slnti bilious Tomato Pills.
These pills combine the extract of To
mato and Slippery Elm, with several of
the most approved remedies of ihe Mate
m...i: i :r . .i. i! i
i.i .nniii ,i, -riu.i it taiieii according k
direefmns, will cure all diseases within the
. i. . i' i .
leaeuoi nuiuan menus. as a cathartic
they are copious and free; as an aperient
they are mild and certain; as a tonic they
are prompt and invigorating: as an altera
tive they are superior to calomel or any
other known remedy, and as a purifier of
the blood, they are unequalled in the his
tory of medicines. Price 50 cents per box.
Their Superfine Tooth Powder.
For curing and hardening the gums,
leaning, preserving and keeping white
the te (h, and lor sweetening the breath
Price 50 t ents per box.
The above preparations are c fl' red to
the public generally and Physicians espe
cially, not as nostrums, or panaceas, but
as neat and con enient preparations made
on stiictly s ieulifi pi iuciples. They con
tain the-active virtues n their respective
ingredients, iu a concentrated form, and
will do all iu removing disease that such
medicines can possibly t fi'-ci. Since their
invention, many afflicted with the prece
ding diseases -have been restored by their
transcendent virtues; and the great and de
sirable reward of. health still awaits those
who avail themselves of their use accord
ing lo prescribed, directions. They are
for sale at the office of
GEO. HOWARD, Agent.
Tarboro Nov. 20.
JYoticc.
rg1 H R Copirlneiship heretofore exist
ing iu the name of
Hin ts 'j llorne,
Is this day dissolved by muuitl consent.
John U. llorne is aulitorized to attend to
all the unsettled business ol the concern.
WILLIs M BUliT
TWMsiS S HUIiTm
JOHN U. UOHNi:.
Stantonshnrg, Ajiril 30' h, IS:). is
Notice.
Tj hereby given, thai 1 h ive taken ihe
Guardianship f
KVivsoxi Hell,
Son of Whitmeil Bell, df ee;.s. d.
. AUSTIN.
N v. 2, 1S39.
THE CAUSE OF
Bilious Complaints,
Jind a mode of cure.
WELL KEGULVTED and propor
tionate quantity of bile opou the stom
ach is always requisite for the promotion
ol sound health it stimulates digestion,
and keeps the intestinal canal free from
all obsli iu lions. Oil the inferior surface oi
the liver is a peculiar bladder, in which,
the bile is first preserved, beinn formed
by the liver from the blood. Thence it
passes into the stomach and regulates the
indigestion. Thus we see when there is
a di liciency of bile, flie body is constant
ly costive. On ihe other baud, an overa
bundance of hjlef causes frequent nausea
lo ihe stomaeh :iud nfo u m-oiuotH v to v
severe attacks of disease, which sometiu.Js
end iit (le;tih
I'Wrs'ari always preceded hy symp-
loms ola disordered stoma. I, : as are also!""1 .'P'. P"y-"..au aiwny in i
scrolulous disortlei s, and all sympathetic
luoi tioiial, organic or febi ile diseases.
From the same cause, the natural and
beailiiy action of the bearl, and ibe whole
vasi tilar system is impaired am) reduced
below its natural standard; as exhibited in
palpitations, languid pulse, torpors of the
iimbs,sy ucope, and even death itself, in
consequence of an overabundance of a pe
culiar ollensive Substance to the digestive:
organs. !
The approach of bilious diseases is at
all times attended by decided symptoms
of an existing diseased state of the stom
ach and bowels; i. e. with those signs
which are known to point out their con
tents to be of a morbid irritating nature;
but whenever the alimentary canal hap
pens to be loaded with irritating matter,
some derangement of the healthy opera
tion, either of the general system or of
some particular organ of ihe body is the
certain result; and v hen this state happens
to be united with any other symptoms of
disease, its efieets are always thereby mm h
aggravated." The progress of organic
obstriu lion is often so rapid as scarcely
to admit of time for the application of sm h
aiil as is to be oflercd by art,' yet, in gene
ral, the premonitory symptoms of gastric
load are perceptible for a day or iwo pre
iousto i!u 'eeri?h paroxism, a period,
hen the most efficacious assistance may
he given, by unloading the stomach and
alimentary canal of its irritating contents,
and thus reducing the susceptibility of dis
ease. llGiTm'iVs ILife rflcd'icims,
Should always be taken in the eartystages
id bilious complaints; and if persevered
in sirii 1 1 according to the directions, wi
oositivelv efiV'i t a cure.
The mineral medicine often prescribed
iu these diseases, although they may effect
a.temp irarv cure at the same time create
and unhealthy state of the blood and con
s queutly tend to promote a return of the
very disease which they are employed to
cure. It is then by the use of purgatives,
exclusively formed of vegetable compounds
which possessing within themselves no
deleterious agencies, which decomposition
combination, or alteration can develope or
bring into action, and therefore capable ol
producing no effect save that which is de
sired that a safe remedy is found.
The "Lsic Pills & Placnix Batters
Have proved to be the most happy in their
effects in cases of bilious diseases ol any
purely vegetable preparation ever offered
to the public. If the stomach is foul, they
cle.n.se it by exciting vomiting or nausea
in the stomach stimulating the neighboring
vicera, as the liver ami paucrass, so as lo
produce a more copious fltw of their se
cretions into the intestines; stimulating the
exhalent capillaries, terminating in the in
ner coat, which an increased flow of ihe
useless particles of the body, foreign mat
ters, or retained secretions, are completely
discharged.
For sale wholesale and retail hy liV
proprietor. WILLIAM B. -MOFFAT.
375 Br a iway to whom all letters rela
live to the Medicines or orders must be
directed. " '
(XT The Good Samaritan, explaining
more fully Mr. Moffat's theory of diseases,
may be bad gratis at the office, 375 Broad
way, New York.
GEO. HOWARD, Agent.
Tarboro', N. C. Sept. 1839.
AN HIGIILiY
Important Caution
To the Public.
"Cave ne tituhes" Beware of falling.
gjOCTOU EVANS, 100 Chatham
street, takes the present opportunity
ol tendering his mr.si unfeigned ackuoal
edgements lo the numerous patients affiici
fd with the various form of disease inci
dent to humanity who' have committed
themselves to his care, ami he has ihe sat
isfaction of knowing from many living
evidences, that bis remedies have removed
or relieved their respective maladies, as
lar 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 ol hvpneoudi lacism. Lone as it has
been made the subject of inquiry by medi
cal authors it remains involved iu much
obscurity. Jiundice, Uiarhoeat Cholera,
and Colic, also performs a conspicuous
part in the drama ol morbid afiections
DS. EVANS has been singularly suc
cessful in the treatment of ihe 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
ihe constitution, by the conspiracies of mvr
curiirf murderers unprincipled, uneducated
and unpractised in any art save that of at
tempting to lead the credulous on the road
Ur. Evans' office is supplied uith
lM( ' 'u),resl remedies Irom loieign mar-
k(' "'"1 ' ''mpouuded on the most scien-
tendance, and all those who come there in
the hour of need will go off rejoicing.
I. Wm. Evans' Aiedical office 100
Chatham.
ml.'lhmn. three years' standing.
Mr. Ilt.beft IMonroe, Schuylkill, afflict
ed with the above distressing malady.
Symptoms: Gi eat languor, flatulency,
disturbed rest, nervous headache, difficulty
ol breathing, tightness and stricture across
the breasl, dizziness, nervous irritability
and restlessness, could not lie in a hori
zontal position without the sensation of
impending suffocation, palpitation of the
heart, distressing cough, costiveness, pain
of the stomach, drowsiness, great debility
and deficiency of the nervous energy. Mr.
ii. 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 some cures effect
ed by Dr. Wni. Evans' medicine in his
complaint, which induced him to purchase
a package of the Pills, which resulted in
completely removing every symptom o.
his disease, lie wishes to say his motive
for ibis declaration is, that those flicted
with the same or any symptoms similar to
those from which he is happily restored,
may likew iae receive the same inestimable
benefit.
'XT' Liver Complaint, ten years' standing.
Mrs. Hannah Brow ne, vv ife of Joseph
Browne, North Sixth si., near Second st.,
Williamsburgh, afflicted for the last ten
years with Liver Complaint, restored lo
health through the treatment of Dr. Wm.
Ecinis. 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,
paiuiu 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 iu
the functions of the liver.
Mrs. Browne was attended by three o.
the first physicians, hut 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, Williamsburgh, 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 4th day of Janu-
arv, IS37.
PETER PINCKNEY, 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. Rfduond, Tarbo
ro'. F. S. Marshaix,. Halifax. Spots-
wood & Robertson, Petersburg. A Du
val, Richmond. C. Hall, Norfolk. E.
E. Portlock, Portsmouth. Lewis John
ston, Washington, D. C Mortimer Si
Mowbray, Baltimore. Dec. 4, 1838.
assortment op
IVetv and Fashionable
Just received and for sale ai astonishingly
LOW PKICES,
11 the Cheap Cash Store
rjnHE Subscriber solicits a call from his
customer and ihe public generally,
confident he can exhibit by far the
LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
&!oc2c of Fancy and Staple
Ever feccxi i:i Tarborougli.
Having made hi purchases principally at
sJuction for Cash, he has succeeded in
laying in his Hoods greatly below their
value, and is deli -indued to sell at a very
small advance for
Cash or Country I'roiiticc
In his assortment are
Suppifjne btoad Cloths, from $l to SS,
Cussi meres, very low,
50 pieces Sattinctis, from 35 cents lo the
finest made,
2S ps Kentucky Jeans, from SO cts to 62,
.SO ps white & red Flannels, 20 to 1 124,
34 ps plain & figM Merinoes, very cheap,
60 figured and plain colored Silks, of the
most fashionable colois and patterns, at
low price-,
10 ps black and plain figured Silks, of a
most superior quality, and at prices
that must please,
56 p-5 Mouseltn de Lain?, among which
ate some elegant patterns, 30 cts to Si,
Chaliys, handsome and cheap,
lit-sutiful broche, chinclle, merino and
plaid Shawls, in great variety, cheap.
Piaid satin Scarfs, and rich fancy Hand-
kerchiefs, cheap,
Fashion aide bonnet, cap, and belt Ribbon-;,
in immense variety,
6Tjf4A p CALICOES, of the newest
0 FW Myfl) tlon) 6x lo 35 cer),s lhe
greatest bargains f ver offered, ,
French Prints, handsome and cheap,
50 pa furniture Calicoes, from S to 20 cts.
200 Women's straw Bonszct
i'Cri CK r 'mi
From 37 cenls lo the finest mnde,
Misses Bonnets,
Plain flowered andcheck'd Muslins, evc
- ry variety,
Bleached and brown Shirtings, Sheeting?,
and Jcan,
20 ps bed Tick, 10 cK to the finest made,
A very largo? stock of tv gro Blankets, at
won el r I ! y low prices,
Rose and Mackinaw Blankets, cheap,
50 ps negro cloth, 20 cents and upwards,
21 di zm wool ILits, 40 cts. and upwards,
Men's and boys
Fine and common Ias, cheap.
Fur, cloth, and sealed Caps, an immense
variety, at very low prices,
Men's Cloaks, S'i and upward?,
Biauket and cloth OvercoalsJ,
Women's Cloaks in great variety, from
$3 lo the finest made,
6 dozen ready made Vest?, cheap,
Ladies and Misses Corsets, Lacels, &c.
Victoria and corded Skirls,
Silk, col Ion, and woolen Hosiery, of eve
ry -variety,
Ladies silk, kid, Berlin & beaver G!ove?
Men's hoskin, buck and wool-m Gloves,
Bubhinelt Laces, Edgings and Inscrlings,
4 4 white and bl.ck Bobbiucll,
Black Lace lor I rimming,
150 natr-mpn's rnnrs tipunr
1 " s.w.. .HUIJ
fetes
Men's calf Boot,
Piutif lla quarter Boots,
600 pair men's russet and black Brogans,
from No 6 lo 14, Ihe greatest bargain
c ver offered,
200 pr boys black and russci Brogan?, all
sizs,
400 pr men's lined and bound kip Bro
gaus, cheap,
Men's high and low quartered calf Shoes,
Mens pumps slippers and niocasjns,
Ladies extra fine kid and French morocco
Slippers, black and colored, most fash
ionable style,
Ladies' colored silk Gaiters,
Prunella, morocco, and leather Shoes and
Slippers, of very variety,
Women's leather and morocco Boots,
Girls and children's Shoes and Boots, of
every dcsciiption, ?
Sule and upper L athpr. '
A large and jjeneral acoitmpnt of Culle
iy. Hardware, China. Glass, and
Crockery ware, GROCERIES, c.
Besides the above will be found, almost
every article usually kept in similar Es
tablishments, all of which is now offered
at such exceedingly low prices, as cacnot
fail to meet the views of the greatest
economists.
JAS. WEDDELL.
i Tarboro', Nor. 4, 1539
n