iVhiskcy.
Re.-tified Whiskey.
Gin,
Hum,
25
20
f store fur sale by
lSt W. H. WILLAR0.
tfashiniStan. Dec. 7th, 1850.
jfliiteOsik Bb! Staves
rdf. undersigned wishes to buy . VV.
, Staves, for which he will pay the
I' hc4 market price for a good article.
W. II. WILLARD.
Vashins'.on, N. C. Dec. 7th, 1S50.
Common Schools
.t vt Term 1850. of Edgecombe
'',-tv Court, Divid Barlow, Jesse. Har-j
(Tru,rh. Mabrv. Bolin B. Baron, Wil-!
' William F. Lewis, William
R
)'J' . .1 T T . ttT III; T ! tt
Josian u. jciiKUj.?, uiiain i;.;
D.
and Robert Bynum, were duly
iooN fer said county for the year 1851.
TheVre required by law to assemble at
ty,e County Court Clerk's office, on the first
Thurdav in January next, (it being the
tiny thereof) and organize, by ap
oio.tins one of their number Chairman,
in, to ippoint School committees for the
Merer. districts
JXO NOR FLEET C. c. c.
end ex-nfficio Clerk f the Bo'trd of Su
perintendants. Dec. 7th. 1850.
BjOVi&BjrrsG
Feimlc m mi nary.
A. II. RAY.
J. A. RAY,
Principals.
MissE. W. Curtis, Instructress on
piano, and in Vocal Music.
Miss R S. Fair all, Instructress on
Guitar, and in Vocal .Music. Drawing and
painting. Calisthenics. &c
Other assistance as it may be necessary.
The Spring Session of 1S51, (the 17th
tinder the present Principals,) will com-;
mence on Mondjy the 6th of January.
The Trustees are highly gratified to be a
ble to announce to the public, that hereaf
ter the undivided attention of both of the
Principals will be devoted to the interests
of this Institution. Mr. Kty having re
linquished a profitable arid sue-sMil
Malt: School, in order to add his nfrnnal
corps of leachers, m making this plMhat
egood temaie Institution ough to be
The Hoard recommend with verv reftt:
wnfi'lenre, th Louisburg fcYmal Senii-
nsrv ta the patronage of the public For;
cjie;innps., soundness of instruction, im-
par'iilit, and fidelity in teaching, high
tone' Moral and religious influences, and
strtness in regulating the expenditures;
ot pupils, this Institution will compare i
successfully with any in the State. In!
point of health the Board give it as their
deliberate opinion that this village is not
wrpissed by any location in the central !
portion of the State, and in support of this1
opinion they may add. that among the ;
hrge number of pupils from the Eastern i
part r.f the State, there has not been a j
death in the eight years during which the'
Academies have been under the govern-1
ttent of the present Principals; and there ,
tav. iiccn, for several years, but verv few
cases nf sickness requiring the attention
ofa Physician: and they understand from
the most reliable sources, that for the last
four rears medical bills among the pupils
have bopn ntarly unknown, and through-
tlie entire community there has been
at uninterrupted good health j
A Circul
lar. prepared by the Principals,
"lunjr rortn in detail the trovemment.
CGurco of Studies, text books, prices, &c.
will bo issued snon. and sent on appli
C;i,i 'ii to all who may feel interested in
minutiae of the School economy which
V;'H be observed and practiced here.
order of the Hoard,
T K. THOMAS. Secretary.
ftcc. 5th, 150
.CCTThe North State Whig. Newbcr
!,iai.nnd Weldon Herald each 3 inser
l!sforwarj acct?( w;th COpy of paper.
Building.
IJAVING associated wiih me Mr. Jno.
7 Sanni.'crs, of Petersburg, Va., an expe
rienced workman in the various styles of
Architecture, I would announce to the
jjublie, that we are prepared to contract
0r lhe building of plain or ornamental
cUages, public buildings, churches, &c.
c. in a style and finish to defy competi-
1011 Wo will either contract by the Job
the day.
THOMAS OBEJUIY.
fepro', Dee. 21, 1849v.
Tarboro' Academy,
& t mate apartment.
.o, , '
THE Examination will take place on
the 10th and Ilth inst. and a new session
of 5 months will begin on the 1st Mon
day in January, 1851.
There will be an Examination of the
Music Class on Wednesday evening (11.)
By order of the Trustees.
T. R: M. B: OFTEN,-Princ's.
t)ec 3, IS50.
6 liifies, Aurora copy.
Female Seminary,
Warrcnton, I.C.
THE ninth Term of this school will
commence on the I5th of January 1851
and terminate the first week in November.
rumuns rtK session op 5
n hi a ' . -r . , . - . t
months;
Board, 5o 00
English Tuition, 13 50
French. 10 00
German, 10 00
Music on Harp and use of instru
ment, 35 00
Music on Piano and use of instru
ment, 23 00
Music on Guitar and use of instru
ment, 20 00
Drawing and Painting, 10 00
Painting in oil colors, 15 00
Washing and Fuel, G 00
Useful and Ornamental Needle work free
of charge.
No extra charge whatever will be made.
Books, Stationary &c, furnished at the
lfiitroet mt -ill nri(ic
It is particularly desirable that nnnils
should be present a the commencement!
of the session, as studies will then he ai-'
ranged and classes formed
Al. ,rtcles o. cloln,S must he markca;
,hc ;v"erS "ame f !
A circular contammg lu.lcr ."formation
(j05ijre v
..... - ..,....;,.,.., ;i,a ,
DANIEL TURNER
Warrenton. Dec 18 IS50.
Police.
ALL
persons interested iu J.ihn Pin's '
tru.t. aie rt-qneed lo ih : C!ail;;St:,(c for lh(? .roulh 0f roni aiu! Wheat-!
an.i Master's ..itliee in the tow.; of V a boi - ' Thp .,nj.in,s yt c exceedin-lv i. adnnied !
ouh. on Te.tl;v. th I l'fi t! Jjnuirv
u u" li d JUU")
" 7S"
KEN EL M II LEWIS. M R
Dec 40th, 1850. f'liceadv
To Cotton Grower-.
Tl K undersigne 1 wis'ue-? ro purchase
(;-,o .lot whi h he will
shade of New York prices.
withina
W II WILL -Mil).
W ashington, N. C. 16.h Dec. 1S50.
Cheese and Butt :i
210 I.oxes very superior dairy Cheese,
. Kegs dito. Butter,
Just received for sale low hv
W. If. WILLARD,
Washington, Dec. 7ih, 1850. .
Flour and Pork.
228 Bbls. Flour, Fine and superfine,
75 Mess Pork.
Just received for sale by
W II willaUD.
Washington, Dec. 7th, 1850.
hand
Bagging and rope
a-
THE Subscribers have now on
thejr suppy of
SS.alw a nil Hope, visei
Heavy Gunny and German, bagging !
Best Kentucky Hemp and ube rope-
all for sale at unusually low pi ices.
PITTMAN $, CUTHBERT.
Petersburg, Va. August. 1850.
Thomas L. Liddon,
BRICKLAYER & PLASTERER,
INFORMS the citizens of Martin and the
adjacent counties, that, he has .
Removed to Hamilton,
And is fully prepared to execute all jobs in
his line of business, that may be entrusted
to him. He has competent workmen in his
employ, and can give satisfactory assuran
ces that all work entrusted to him will be
cheated expeditiously and in a workman
like manner. References.
Hos. JTaldo, Hamilton,
TTm. NorJlceL Tarboro
Baker Slaton, Edgecombe Co.,
Goold Hoyt, Greenville.
Hamilton, April 3, 185.
Flake andHcrape
TURPEJYTIYI1
TURPENTINE makers, desirous ol
contracting for the above named articles,
will find it ta their interest to call on, or
communicate with thundersignedf :
ITM II. itillard:
Washington, N. C, Oct. 1st, 1850.
THE UNDERSIGNED has in Store,
received per late arrival from Baltimore,
JNew York and Boston, a large
Stock of Woods
which he will sell at very low prices for
cash, or on approved credit: Consisting in
part ol,
23 hhds. good retailing molasses,' ,
15 tierces 44
GO bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee,
S hhds.- P. R. and N O. Sugar,
15 bbls. and boxes of crushed, powdered
and loaf do.
'200 bbls. New York Flour,
100 44 Western Mess Pork,
175 41 Whiskey. Rum, aud Gin,
75 " Butter, Sugar, Soda and Pic
Nic Crackers.
35 boxes Candles, warranted to give
satisfaction,
50 Osgood's Family Soap,
50 kegs Powder,
150 bags Shot,
200 reams Wrapping Paper,
25 " F. C. and Letter do.
150 kegs Nails 4s to 20s inclusive,
25 boxes 5s and Ss Tobacco.
IT. II. WILLARD.
Washington, N C, Oct. 1st, 1S50.
FOIi SALE.
A UOailOkC Plantation.
HAVING determined to move South,
I now offer for sale
my very valuable
plantation on Roanoke River, lying seven i
I , ,
,mles above (.aston, five miles from t'.c!
ter.sls Rail Koad. and twenty one ori
two miles from Warrenton. This ,,!anta-
,,u.i in t:.. utimuy oiinauijuon,
; but within one mile of the confines of the
Counties of W.inen, Halifax, and
wick, Va. The tract consists of
1 .
,r$t?w teres
'including more than ha'fof Puiih's Island.!
vv!li( .u t.!:(SSP(i .vi!i. ,k k..., :n tUJ
. . t im i
to the cultivation ul I ouacco. lhe Rea-
idtmoe tinui) lh; latin is one ol lliu
most
beautiful and eleg.nt, the Mtuation being
.inf. nor to none in Us genet a! appearance
; Only or.e mile f 0:n the tl wclSiug there isi
;a Mineral pnng (belonging lo. the tract,);
and it is considered in its properties by
all those who have drank of its waters
equal with that of .Shocco or Jones' White
Sulj!uir. I consider it Useless to say more,
tvs those who wish to purchase will come
aud examine for themselves. I am ex
ceeilingly anxious to sell, therefore feel
willing to make a considerable sacrifice.
BENJ A. DICKENS.
Chenut Mill, N. C. Oct. 17.
P S. Persons Wishing to purchase C3n
; learn the terms &c. by addressing me at
Marianna, Florida. B A D.
.!civ Hoarding House,
itli-N. B'. . FRD
WOULD respectfully inform ttie pub-
! lie, that she has taken the House lately
! occupied by Mrs. Swann, as a Hoarding -
House, and having had it thoroughly re-
! nfiirpd. and fitted with new and handsome
i furniture throughout, she will be enabled
to accommodate a number of transient or
permanent. Boarders in the best manner.
ItlU i. ucj ii-aoaiiuy ... vv. jr
in Wilmington.
and a number of her best rooms will be
reserved for the accommodation of tran-
i sient visiters She can confidently be
d 1 1 uimuiiii y
I speak the patronage
of those desirous of
obtaining a ooaruing House otine ursi
class, as she flatters herself that her ar
rangements cannot be surpassed for com
fort and convenience, and no exertion
will be spared calculated lo add to the
happiness and contentment of her guests.
The House is now open for the recep
tion of permanent or day boarders. For
terms, apply to Mrs. Ford.
Nov. 15, 1850.
Bacon and Lard
FOR SALE at the store of
J. J. Pippen Son.
Tarboro' June 13, 1850.
The best Family Medicine now before the public.
It has been computed, that during the last
twenty years, three millions of persons have
annually been benefited by the nse of
these Medicines ; a fact which speaks volumes
in favor of their curative properties a single trial
will place them beyond the reach of competition in
the estimation of every patient. By their use the
Llood is restored to a pure and healthy state, freed
from all impurities. The system is not reduced
during their operation, but invigorated, and they
require no restraint from business or pleasure.
The afflicted have in Moffat's Life Pills
and Ph(Bnix Bitters, a remedy that will do
for them all that medicine can possibly effect
The genuine of these medicines are now put up
with a fine steel engraved wrapper and labehv
and copy right secured according to the laws of the
United States.
Prepared by V. B.' MOFFAT, M. D., New
York.
For sale by
Geo. Howard, Tarboro'
M'ETERSRURG
CANDLE FACTORY
n-
I WOULD beg leave to inform the
Merchants &c., that 1 manufacture
t:anUles of a superior quality,
and will sell as cheap as they can be pur
chased iu any of the Nor.hern Cities,
and one cent per pound less than they
mil hr niirri.ift i 11 Pptrrshnrir of anr
t :.u
r'ntTi mi.:mn firmso nr sMnpp with lhf PT.
of ls of d qualit
'0rlc 3t lhe Factory, 0r with
Mcs!ir8. Watkins & Morton, merchants,
nrippnf T ;fl u anfi cmmorc streets, who
. .j 7
act as aients for me. will be thankfullv re-
: .. "
JOHN ITJILSM.
Petersburg Va. Nov. 12,150.
Cash Advances.
THE undersigned will advance in Cash,
three-fourths (&) of the market value
i , c 'n ,i vt.,i v
lujire oi v urn, v uliuii, aiiu i.iv.ti i.uim.j,
(lep()site(1 Vvilh him for shipnienl to his
fiiead j Q Williams, Esq., New York.
. ton
, 1QJO
v an l mg Ui, . w- uui t-w.
To Turpentine makers,
I
WE WISH to contract for fiake scrape
- .i t r i n1.f mi,i
Turpentine, to be delivered next tall and
. r I i 1 1 T i.. Mi
w inter, for which we will give a liberal
price.
JOHN MYERS $ SON.
Washington, 19th Aug. IS50.
Land for a!e.
$
THE Subscriber is desirous to sell his
lands and plantation whereon he now
Kt.c in ir.iliTPnrtmhp rnnntv. about three
miles sou.l.wesl of Spuria, lying on
swamp called John's Branch, adjoining:
Peter Evans, Edward Cobb, and Jonas J.j
Carr's Janets, containing
.! 00 !C8'CS,
j As subject to improvement as any piney j
lnnd whatever. With a nrosnect of about!
two hundred barrels of turpentine per1
j year for a few years. Any person that ;and aj articjes ; his line of business,)
would like to purchase such a situation, : which he is prepared to make up, at the
;IIHiy tlJJJJIr KJ t"' - - - -j
will be made easy.
JAMES NOR TILL.
August 26th, 1850.
. . 1 il
LFUil l JUU v ut IU I IUL.
THE. subscriber keeps constantly on
hand, a large variety of vehicles compris
ing.
Ruggics, Barouches &c.
of every style and finish.
Me also manufactures to order any de
scription of vehicles, from an ox cart to a j
fine carriage, in a style not surpassed in j tne posts or by mud sills, are informed
this country, and at prices as low as can s that they can be accommodated, on mod
be afforded anywhere terate terms, by apply :ng to the suhscri
He also carries on a large harness man-jDer, who has under his direction negro
ufactory sets of harness from SSlSito ; ELI, who has had considerable experL-
$550.
Vehicles of every description repaired
at short notice and on reasonable terms.
The subscriber will attend the Cotirts
of Edgecombe,' and be prepared to make
contracts as above, on favorable terms.
JAMES NELSON.
Greenville, Pitt Ce, July, I860.
Va cli i lock, arid
1 Feivclry Repairing
. 1 -
HAVING employed a very superior
O cRti 3 n workman by the y ear, I would
nost vespectfully .inform the public, that
ihey can have their
Watches. Arc. repaired,
At my shop in Tarboro', in a style'equal
to and as cheap as they can be done else
where. I warrant miy work j or twelve months
thus my patrons have the advantage
over those that send their Watches at a
distance -by having the opportunity of
having them overhauled and repaired free
of charge, should there be any deficiency
in the previous work; which most some
times happen to the best workmen.
ALWAYS ON HAND,
l select assortment of Jewelry,
As cheap as can be bought elsewhere.
JO. S. PENDER.
Tarboro', June 6, 1S50.
Ylrs. M. L. Pender,
WOULD respectfully inform the citi
zens of Edgecombe and the surrounding
counties, that she has just returned from
sorted collection of
i llUUncry and Taney Articles
! Her thanks arc due to those who have
heretofore patronized her, and she hopes
! by strict attention to her business to merit-
the patronage of those who may call on her.
BniinetSy Dresses, Caps. SfC.
Made at the shortest notice, and in the ,
neatej-t and most fashionable manner.
Tarboro', Oct. 15, 1850. -
The school at Hamilton.
Mr. J H. HORNER resumes charge
of the School at Hamilton, the 2nd Mon
day in January next.
The course of instruction in the Classic
al Department will be, as heretofore strict
ly preparatory to the University.
Board in the Principal'- family and
tuition per session of five months. $55.
The charges for tuition will be J.15,
$12 50, $10.
The Female School.
Under lhe charge of Miss E. S. Loveii-
jq commence the Monday in
January. P P. C LEMENTS, Sec.
Hamilton, October, 1850.
. R Ford,
wiii:vto.v n.c.
r. -r- -m rm r 9k m i mm .
UJALifc-K in iviarnie lvjonuments;
Hcal d Fo' ;Ston,e Pn siones im-
nn.init fin rtrtfi in short, nnv nrtfrln rnllea
j-",fi ? " j - -
,oro,cul,w H-.., -
can Marble; and work warranted to please
.. r i i-
or no sale; and if damaged belore delivc-
j . ' .
r 'ai "'M'
j ffj"t)ruers u-tt witn itvo twwara,
Tarboro, will be attended to forthwith.
1 March 15. 1849.
&i)t Skitbfitvtbtv
ESPECTFULLY informs the citi
zens of Edgecombe and adjoining
j
j
I
a i counties that he carrirs on the
f.'l fi.Osis. TCr IS.Hb-i3
at the old Stand next door to the Post
Office, where will he found a choice assort
ment of
CLOTHS,-
SnOl'teSl nOUCe allU Oil TCaS-MiaUM? ICTIIJS.
I Thankful for the favors ahva-'.y reived,
i he solicits a continuance of thesaiLi' assur
ing all who may favor him vithacally
that none shall go away dissatisfied. Cut-
ting (ionerat the shortest notice.
N u Always on hand a few select
ales of ready-made clothing of hia.own
i manufacture. JAS. ME II EG AN
Tarborough, January 1.
iSritlsc RniMin
JpERSONS desirous of having hi idges
built, either on the plan of driving
ence in that business, and is fully prepared
to undertake guch jobs.
COFFIELD KING,
7Vrboro N. C. Dec. 1. 184.
JUST RECEIVED, a
Northern Flour.
lot of oriro-
For sate by
Gep. Howards
r
1