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Valuable Real Estate FOR S ALE. ripHF. subscriber being desirous of re-moving- to the Suiilh, and Tor ihe purpose Of satisfying his liabilities, offers for sale the La. id and Plantation whereon lie now lives, within one and a half miles of Tarboio lying on the waters of Tar River, and on tlte North side thereof, and and of as good quality as any on that nde, Containing 800 Acres, More or Us-., of which about 300 acres are cleared, the b.dance heavily timbeied, no part of which is subject to oveifljw by freshets. The improvements are a comfortable Dwelling house, and every other house required 01 convenient lor a large family. There is also ou the laud a rich deposit of Mail, easy of access and capable oi manu ring any quantity of land. To those who are acquainted with the valuable proper ties of Mail as a manu.e, noihiug need be said. Il is established by experience .'o b the most lasting nd valuable manure now used, and wi ll adapted to reclaim and en rich an exhausted soil It adj uns lh' Lands of F L. Daucy, E. Dicken, and others. The Dwelling is situated on a commanding eminence, with a handsome grove of forest trie surrounding il good water, and deemed to be as healthy a silu- ati n as any win. in the county of Edg. - combe .lZ,SO, Three Lots In the town of Tarboro', one fronting the Dank, the other two across the Mieel liom the dwelling house of Theo. Paiker; they join and are handsomely located lor im provement, havii g lrees in limn at each end, and the ( ominous ol the town. Those Inclined to purchase are invited to examine the premises, which will be shewn and the terms ol sal made known by appl) ing to the Subscriber. MicirL n ea rn. Nov 5h, SA2. 45 For Sale. THE TWO TRACTS OF LAND, belonging to Col. J. i. Lttlfjohn. known resp ctively as the Gum Pond and Norris Tracts. A bargain can be had by early applica lion. Refer lo WILLIAM NOR FLEET. May t, 1842. 19 .IRUIWII, OF JVEW Fall & Winter Goods. .It the Cheap Cash Store. c E beg to call Ihe attention of our cus tomers and the public, to our pres ent magnificent stock of Fall and Winter Goods, the whole of which has been re cently purchased under the vno favora ble circumstances. We pledge ourselves to show the Largest anil cheapest Lot or GOODS, Ever seen in Tarboro'. Those in want ol Goods will find it to their iatt test to givi us a call, as we are determined to sell eve ry article at a very small advance on the prime cost. JAS IVEDDELL $ CO. Oct. 7lh, 1842. JYoticc. TOKHLLlAM II. li TTLR & REN J. D. BAT I LE having purchased the merest of Am os .. Hat tie in the COTTON FACTORY And appurtenances situated .It the Falls of Tar Itiver, The whole establishment is now owned by them and C. C. Battle. The business in future will be conducted as heretofore, in the name of Hat fie 4 Brothers, and upon Ihe same liberal and accommoda ting terms. In consequence of the withdrawal oJ one of the lormer firm of Battle & Broth ers, the huiness will have to be closed up to the 1st day of June, 1841. A suilaole agent will be employed to attend to this part of the business. They hope to have the continued pat ronage of a generous public, as they will endeavor to have their Yarns inadeof good qialily, and will sell at as low prices as the article can be had at other places. BATTLE Sr BROTHERS. Wky Mount, N 0. .Inn- IS, 1 S4 I. Turner $ Hughes' NORTH CAROLINA ALMANAC, For 18 13, Just received and for sale at thisOffic a the Raleigh prices, viz: 10 cents single, 75 cents perdozen, $3 50 for half a groce, $6 for a groce, &c. Oct. 1842. Constables Blanks for sale, AT THIS OFFICE. New and Beautiful FALL AND WINTER M1LL1JVE11 Y, S?c. Mrs. .m. c. uonwiin. IOTAS j,JS received her Full supplj 01 Oood-i, which with her loiiner stock compi ises a general assortment ol Ihe most neat, uselul and ornamental ar tides, in the Millinery liaac. Among hr Good will tie lound A variety of beautiful pattern bonnets, la test and most approved style, Z"phinine. Floience braiil, and straw bonnets, in great variety, plain Drawn Silk Bonnets, Path-ton lawn, silks and satins, Plain ami figured Net, Veils, collars, caps, curls, French, velvet and fancy Flowers, n extensive assortment of ribbons, &c. All of which will he sold cheap lot cash, or on her uual accommodating terms to punctual customers. Tarboro', Nov 2, 1842. CoJJicld ICing, M I : K U 1 1 A i T T A I h o li , HSPKCTFULLV informs his cus loniers and the public general! v, that be has just received, direct from Nrto 1 urk. his supply of Fall and Winter Goods, In his line of business, viz: Nine, black, and green cloths, Plain black and blue casimeics, Fancy Diagnnl and Parish Cord do. Diamond b av r cloths lor overcoats, Plain and waved do do Dark and light fig'd chally vestings, Rich b:oc.ide velvet do Silk quihing and plain black satin do Plain and fig d silk velvet do Plain bl.ick and fig'd Stocks, llosoms and collars. Gloves, suspenders, &c &c. Fo which he would invite the attention of those that may favor him with their patronage; ami would ask purchasers to call and ixamine his articles at least, be fore pui chasing elsewhere. G' nth-men's clothing made to order by him in the inol fashionable style and at the shortest notice. Tarboro', Nov. 2, 1842. Jflacnair Sf Brother, HAVE IIE3IOVED From their old stand to the cornet above Fred. Bell's old tavern, where they con fidently expect their friends and custom ers will call and examine their assortment of Fall and Winter GOODS, which is the largest, b st, and cheapest, of any they have 3'et offered to the public. Surpi isingly low as th ir prices have always hern, they are offering their pre sent stock still lower for cash or produce at Their PVeiv cheap cash Store, JUsT OPKNED Then assortment consist of the various staple and lancy Goods and Groceries, ne cessary fur this market &t the season, viz: A great variety of Prints, from 5 to 35 c.n is per yard, Muslin de Lain, from 25 lo 40 do Irish linens, lawns and laces, liro. Holland, line n table covers S diapers, Urleans, paca and Peruvian cloths, Rlack and blue black ilks, bonn"t cap ribbons, St-wing silk, twist, cord, ami s'ay laces. Pongee, Madia, London and bmdinoa hdkfs cotton, ;ind cotton and silk do Thread cambric do. plain S- hem stitch'd. Rob Roy, wool checked, &' blanket shawls. ewing cotton, spools, balls and s Are ins, Sewing and shoe thread Linen, cotton, and twilled tapes, A great vjn iety of sil&4 cotton Hosiery, vvo"l, cotton, and silyfc gloves and mitts, Blaer, blue bheAr, and grey cloths, A variety ol Knglish 4 Am'n Casimeres, Satiiietls, brown, blue, and mixed, Kerseys, for nrgro cloths, Ma. Ar.imw, duffle, $ twilled blanA'ets, 6 4, 8 4 and 10 4, Bleached and brown shirtings and sheet ing, from 5 to 25 cent per yard, Do do drill. Cot on Yarns, of Mallett's and Battle $ Bi others. Cassimere, Russia, brush, coney, and wool hats cloth, seal Ain, for $ selett caps, SilA amaz"n, willow, fissure, straw, and palm lenf bonnets coals, vests, punts, Blanket and pdot overcoats. Hardware, tin ware, and crorAvrv, Snuff and tobacco sugars, Ci-ffee and tea, Salt, rice, rum and molasses, Hrandies, whisArey, and wines, Paints, oils glass, and putty and many other articles too tedious to mention. N. B. lObbls good No. Ca. Flour, low for cash only. 2 good second hand cotton tins 4 still. All lo be had cheap for ca-h at The iciv cheap cash Store of MACNAIR $ BROTHER. Tarboro', Nov. 1 7th, 1842 lJvint'mg neatly executed, IT THIS OFFICE. NEW G0B, .IT JjOWI'IZICES, At the Cheap Cash Store. fjjjl HE subscribers have now on hend a very rich and extensive assortment of the newest and most fashionable styles of Goods, which having been principally purchas.-d at the New York Auction Salts for Cash, they are enabled to st 11 .It wonderfully Low Prices They respectfully invite lh se in waul of Icw anil Fashionable To favor them with a call belore purcha ing, confident they can give them such a variety to select from as is rarely to he net w ith, and at prices to correspond with the hardness ol the times. their assortment will be found An mi menser variety of colored figured silk-, 50 cents to $ 20, Glace Levantine, Pou de Soie, and Gros de Naples, che;ip, Black silks, figured and plain, Black bombazeen, Moulin de laines, and Challys, Rich Paris and London printed muslins, very handsome. 60 pit c s printed lawns, 175 cents and upwards, 35 ,, French prints, newest patterns, 2u Foulard Ginghams, an entire new article lor ladies dresses, 350 Calicoes, 5 cts lo 25 els, decided ly the greatest bargains ever offered, 50 ., Furniture calicoes, 6 to 15 cts. Burt, pink, green, blue, and black Cham brys, (or solid colored Ginghams,) Vc- i) nie, .SO pieces striped Swiss and lace muslins, lor ladies dresses, A large assortment of cambric, jaconet. bwiss, mull, book, and India cambiic muslins, cheat), SO p Irish Linen, heavy finish, very low, Ivo.g lawns and linen cambrics, Linen cambric and lawn Haudkerchiefs, A beautiful assortment of English thread Idee cheap, Thread edgings and insertings. Imitation Valenciennes, laces & edgings. Beautiful embroidered collars, very chop, 5 4 black and white Nett, for veils, Fancy bCarfs, shawls, and handkerchiefs, in great variety, Heavy Knglish silk hose and gloves, A large asorlment of ladies and misses cotton stockings, from 10 els upwards, Parasols, 75 cts o S3 silk umbrellas, Sun shades Fans, 5 cts to 75 cts, A gre.it variety of ladies bonnets, cheap, Bonnet, cap, and neck ribbons, Fashionable cassimeres, for gent.'s pants, Fancy drills and gambroons, White and brown drill, very cheap, 30 pieces brown linen, 12 cts & upwards, 1 bale heavy Nankeens, Plain, striped, and mottled Jeans, Kentucky Jeans, very cheap, Linen and cotton bed lick, Linen damask table cover and napkins, 10 4 ;ind 12 4 linen sheetings, Bird's eye diaper 12 4 linen diaper, 10 bales brown shirtings, sheetings, jeans, and retersburg osnaburgs, Bleached shirtings & Knglish long cloths, An immense variely of ladies, misses, and children's shoes, newest shapes and bsl qmh'y, particularly worthy of attention, I ravellingtrunks, travtlling&saddlebags. .1L.SO, A lar&e and general assortment of GROCERIES, Hardware, Cutlery, China, Glass, and Earthenware, With every other article usually kept ia similar establishments, all of which are of feted at a small advance on the prime cost JAS. IVEDDELL 8c CO. Tarboro', May 15, IS42. "H7NITKD STATES District Court of North Carolina, for the District of Albemarle y UANKituPTcr. Notice to show cause against the peti lion of Thomas S. Burl, of Edgecombe county, lor his discharge and certificate a a bankrupt, at Edenton, on Tuesday, 17th day of January next. Geraldus Shirley, of Edgecombe coun ty, for his discharge and certificate as a bankrupt, at Ldenton, on Tuesday, 17th day of January next. 'Dan ford Richards, of Tat boro', Edge comb:' county, for his discharge and certi ficate as a bankrupt, at Edenton, on Tues day. 1 7th day of January next. Theodore C. Hear n, of Tarboro', Edge combe county, for his discharge and ceiti ficate as a bankrupt, at Edenton, on Tues day, 17lh day of Janua y next John Mooring, oi Edgecombe count', for his discharge and certificate as a bank rupt, at Edenton, on Tuesday, 17th day ol January next Lewellen islalon, of hdgecombe coun ty, tor nts atscnarge ana certincate as a bankrupt, at Edenton, on Tuesday, 1 7 h lay of January next. Henry King, of Tarboro', Edgpcomb county, lor his discharge and certificate as a binktupt, at hidenton, on 1 uesday, 17th lay of January next. Publication ordered. HUGH IV. COLLINS, Clerk. Oct. 29,1842. 43-70d Evans' Camomile Pills, HE camomile ii.iwer, (or as if is offi cially called, AttTfirnts voclMS.or Charncemehim. from the Vlreek ..rd Karnai, on the ground,- and -Upon, an ap ple; because it grows on the ground, and smells like an apple.) is of a dull white color, of fragrant odor, and of at bitter ar omatic taste. Camomile is a tnild tonic, in small do- Hiirinnoie hiiu rorrouorani 10 tne stamarh. It is especially applicable to that Condition of general debility, with languid appetite, which often attends con valescence frohj idiopathic feVers. To the Arefious and Debilitated, Dr. Etans' Tonic Pills. The powers of Evans Camomile are such, that the palpitating heart, the tremulous hand, ihe dizzy eye, and tlw fluttering mind, vanish before their effect.' like noxious vapors before the benign in fluence of the morning sun. They have been long successfully used for the cure of intermillents, together with fevers ol the irregular nervous kind, accompanied with visceral obstructions. This tonic medicine is for nervous com plaints, general debility, indigestion and its consequences as w ant of appetite, dis tension of the stomach, acidity, unpleas ant taste in the mouth, rumbling noise in the bowels, nervous symptoms, languor, when the mind becomes irritable, despon ding, thoughtful, melancholy and deject ed. Hypo houdriacism, consumption dimness of sight, delirium, and all other nervous affections, these pills will produce a safe and permanent cure. Evans' Fills were first introduced in America in 1835 Evans' Family Aperient Fills Are purely vegetable, composed with the strictest precision of science and of art; they never produce nausea, and are war ranted to cure the follow ing diseases which arise from impurities of the blood, viz: Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, Nervous diseasos, liver complaint, dys pepsia, bilious diseases, piles, ulcers, fe male weakness, and all cases of h vpochon- driacism, low spirits, palpitation of the heart, nervous irralibility, nervous weak ness, floor albus, seminal weakness, indi gestion, loss of appetite, heartburn, gene ral debility, bodily weakness, chlorosis or green sickness, flatulency, hysterical faint ings, hysterics, headaches, hiccup, sea sickness, night mare, rheumatism, asth ma, tic douloureux, cramp, spasmodic af fections, and those who are victims to that most excruciating disorder, Gout, will find relief from their sufferings, by a course of Dr. Evans medicines. Beware of Counterfeits. JCaution. I3e particular in ptrcha sing to obtain them at 100 Chatham ft. New York, or from the REGULAR AGENTS. Geo. Howakd, Tarboro', M. Russell, Elizabeth City ki: ad ox. Extract of a letter of Jonas Snyder Post Master, Kemesville, Pa., lo Dr. Wil liam Evans. Among several cases the following is found: An elderly lady, who had been 25 years so afflicted with nervous hypochon dria, debility, &e. that for the last iinee years she constantly received medical aid from a respectable physician; but the pressure and pain on her heart and breast, and especially in her left side, remained immovable, attended at long intervals with weakness in her head and on her mind, keeping her discouraged to under take any thing. In May she commenced using Dr. W. Evans' medicines ac cording to the directions accompanying them. A reaction took place; the pain and pressure in her body was removed; her mind became clear and strong her spirits perfectly good, and up lo this time il is in all respects restored to health which for the last ten years she has not enjoyed. (Signed,) JONAS SNYDER. September 7, 1838. ftj1 Be pattievfar. The genuine is ven ded by Agents only. Evans Southing Syrvp, Evans' Camomile Pills, Hunt's Botanic Pills, Goode's Ftmale Pills, The above invaluable Medicines are sold Wholesale and Retail, at 100 Chatham street, New York, 3 South seventh stueet, Philad'a 36 Counuill, Boston, Mass REGULAR AGENTS. Geo. Howard, Tarboro', N- C. F. S. Marshall, Halifax, M. Russell, Elizabeth City, ,, T. Bland, Edenton, Solomon Hall, Newbern IV, Mason, Raleigh, ,, J. W. Atwill, Brunswick, Ga Mark A Lane, Washington, 3 S. Seventh street ,VJihdepha January, 18. ' (WAKRENTON, ft. d.) i ROBfcRT A. EZELU A.M. Prlncipdt. nprlE Scholar ic ar i divided into - t wo Seiiu, of five m-mhs each--th firi commencing on the first Alonday i January, and the sfeeond, ot the first Mm. day in July 01 each year lo bunging ibis Institution ajtain be f re tne pobhe fto'ice, Ihe undersigned 'eg leave re.peefully to point to the $c laismp rfiul standing of his Studentsj as well ol thoe ! hav- h-en prepared I -i Kj Ah ge, a of tho.M who hate comple ted their education wflh hitfu 05 the best te-i ol hi m. thod or teaching, and of his s xill ami fidelity in his profession. At tie risk ol b-ing deemed bid fashioned in the discipline of Boys he hesitates not S;iy th;it he has - tm-times found the noderafe ue ol the rod indispensable lit the mumigement ol some Mudents and, therefore whiht he tiAes no pleasure id uNe, hs a last resort, he will continue to apply it whenever, in his judgment, thd cne rfiauire it. In irNt mces,- howeVer in which all means fail of Correction the offending .Student will be invariably dismissed from the Institution, 1 st his example prove pernicious to the remainder ol the" b ys. And no indent wiil be admitted to the School, who is krt wn to he disor-t derly ift his conduct, or rude in his beha vior. None, therefore, of such character . need apply for admission. In Ihe Mathematical Department, th6 Text Ho.ks used are chiefly those by Professor Daviks? and Professor Aw thon's series ol Classical WorAs is used in ihe Department of Languages. Board imy he obtained in the family of th- Principal, or in other private faml lie's, at the ordina-y rae ay gS to $10. R. A. EZELL. Wartenton, N. C. Nov. 29. 4S-4 JYoticc -Jfl rip HE subscriber sldl continues in charge -- of the school at Whitaker's Chapel, six miles ea9t of Enfield, Halifax county. Hd has much experience in his profession teaching not only all the branches preparar tory to admission into college and those of the freshman class, but those still higher. viz. Philosophy, natural, moral and ih tellectu d Chemistry, Surveying and Nav igation, History, Rhetoric, Logic, &c. The school is divided into thfee classes! the tuition of the first is 12, of second 10, and of the third 7i dollars per session; Board and Washing may be had for 6 doU lars per month the lowest in this section of the State. The place is very healthy and society proverbially good. Of all these advantages the subscriber flatters himself parents and guardians will not fail to avail themselves. The first session of the ensuing year will commence the 2nd Monday in Jan. IV M. RWHARDSON. Nov. 19th IS42. 48-4 .i JYoticc. A PPLICAT10N will be made to tho General Assembly, now in session, fof an act to Incorporate the Trustees of Nowr Hope Academy, in Edgecombe county. S. P.JENKINS. J. P. JENKINS. Dec 3, 1342. J. D.JENKINS. f Carriage and Horses FOR SALE. A FIRST-RATE spHng-top Carriage and a match of young well bioke Hot ses for sale, at two-thirds their value, by L. B. K. DICKEN. Dec'r 1, 1842. 48-3 JYotice. npHK undersigned will appfjr to iheefl suing L gMature for an amendment tc the Private Act of 1838, ch. 34, enti tled "An Act to incorporate the Rocky BATTLE 4- BROTHERS. October 8lh, 1842. 42 JYoticc. Cotton Oins for Sale A FKVV new steel plate Cotton GinsV made at Greenville, for sale. Apply to Henry Chamberlain, Greenville, or to GEO HOWARD. Tarboro', Aug. 25,1841 ' 44 Robert Norjlcct, rip H ROUGH ihis medium returns bis sincere thanks, for the .very liberal patronage received since his commence-" merit in homines. Gentlemen, wishing to procure a suit of clothes, ecuaf ?n eve ry respect to the best that can be made in the United Slates, can do so by giving him a call. Always on hand, A good Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting, of the newest styles,' . ; And an aorimenl of stocks, ctavatsr bo oms, Hoves, silk and wool shirts and drawer?, hais, pumps, boots umbrel far, &c &c. Tarboro', Feb. I, IS43. .' . 3 .t
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