FOR SALE CHEAP
For Cash only ! !
MHII E Subscriber has just received
from New-York, and offers for sale
at the Post-Oflice in Tarboro', the fol
lowing articles, all of which are fresh
and good, viz;
Coffee, Gunpowder Tea, Northern Butter,
Dried fruit, say, Apples and Peaches,
Kaisins, by the bos; or pound,
Almonds, Cranberries,
Candy, assoi-ted,
Best Spanish Segars, Tobacco,
Northern bottled Cider,
Best Foolscap and Letter Paper,
Wafers, by the ounce, &c.
In addition to the above articles, the
Subscriber daily expects to receive many
other articles, say. loaf and brown Su
gars, Powder ana Shot, London Mus
tard, cinnamon, nutmegs, cloves, mace,
&c. salt petre-, best northern apples by
the barrel or dozen, cheese, &c. &c. and
many other articles too tedious to enu
merate; all of which will be good, and
sold at reduced prices, for the cash.
N. H. ROUNTREE.
Tarboro', Dec. 9, 1S2S.
Notice.
T Y virtue of a Deed of Trust, execu-
ted by Joseph Bell and Robert
Joyner to the Subscriber, for purposes
therein contained, and which is of re
cord in the Register's office of Edge
combe county, WILL BE SOLD, at
the plantation of Joseph Bell, four miles
north of Tarborougb, on Tuesday, the
13M January next, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY:
1500 acres of first-rate
Tar River Land,
Farmwell Grove
rnHE TRUSTEES have employed
X Mr. Jas. H. Strain to take charge
of this institution for the ensuing year,
the exercises of which will commence
on the first Monday in January next,
embracing a course of studies preparato
ry to the University.
The Trustees are very much pleased
with the general deportment of Mr.
Strain for the past year, ending on ihe
first day of this inst. at which time the
students were publickly examined on
their various studies and their profi
ciency much to the satisfaction of both
Trustees and those present.
It is generally known that Farmwell
is a healthy situation, entirely remote
from scenes of dissipation. Good board
quite convenient by Mr, Robt. Arring
ton and Mr. Richard Bailey, at $5 per
month. Tuition as follows:
English, - - S per
Latin and Greek, - 10 y session.
A. W. MOORE, Sec'y.
Dec. 6, 1823. 17
Qiianfcy Academy.
rfillE EXAMINATION of the pre-
JL
sent session will besrin on Monday
the 22d inst. and end, with the usual re
port of the scholars' progress and con
duct, at the noon of Wednesday, the
24th inst.; after which, on the same day,
an Exercise will take place, consisting
of single pieces an'd a few dialogues. All
interested are respectfully solicited to at
tend both the Examination and Exercise.
The Trustees would inform the pub
lic, that their institution will open its
third scholastic venron the first Mun-
s I j -,---- -
With every necessary building for a'tftfm nuary next, under the con U
Wge plantation. This land is all con-:?uatreQf SlDN,17 WEL"
nected, and is favorably situated on the A M' of whosc qualifications it
river, and is in excellent repair. About !s ""necessary now to speak part.cular-
jly; seeing that we have before stated,
Fifty valuable Negroes, that he came recommended as an able
(Remarkably likely,) among which are and cPenced instructor, by the trus
two blacksmiths and two carpenters. , tees ? academies over which he had
1 i presided, m the states of .New-York and
About eight hundred barrels Com, Virginia, and by Dr. Nott, De Witt
fifty thousand pounds Fodder, twen- Clinton, and other individuals of the
ty odd bales Cotton Wheat, Oats, first standing in our country; and sce
und Peas fifteen head Mules, four jrig his superintendence, in our institu
te blooded Mares, one Napoleon tion, has fully met the expectation rais
Colt three years old next summer, etj 0f njs worth, as an intellectual and
fifty or sixty head Cattle, two yoke m0ral guide of youth.
first-rate Oxen, forty head Shcp, price of tuition, for the scholastic
about two hundred nad twenty-five VMr nf'in mnmh Z?z m iu Limn
fnjio rtnrr -nirro iirniirfvto nt n . ii- 1 i i .1 i
dred head fat Hogs, one sett Black
smiths Tools complete, one Carriage
and Horses, one Gig and Harness,
one Chair and Harness, EIGHT
SHARES BANK STOCK, one
brandy Still working one hundred
gallons, one new fifty -saw Charles
ton made Cotton Gin, one crushing
Mill, one Wagon and Geer, ox and
horse Carts, with an extensive as
sortment of Fanning Tools of eve
ry description.
Five Lots and Improvements
IN THE TOWN OF TARBORO',
Household and kitchen Furniture, of
every kind, one new Flat and Sails,
one first-rate Gig Horse,
ALSO, WILL BE SOLD,
At the Store of Bell & Joyner, in the
town of Tarborough, on Tuesday, the
Gth January next, the
Stock of Goods,
Belonging to the Firm,
Consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, Bom
bazetts, Bombazines, Calicoes, &c. Hard
ware and Cutlery, Crockery and Glass
ware, &c. The sale will continue from
day to day at each place until all is sold.
'IHE TERMS of the sale will be,
all sums over one hundred dollars a ne
gotiable note to the Tarborough Branch
of the State Bank all sums between
twenty and one hundred dollars, six
months credit with interest from the
date and all sums under twenty dol
lars, Cash.
SPENCER D. COTTEN, Trus'e.
-irboro', 8th Dec. IS2S. 17-5
and advanced mathematical studies; $20
in the higher, and 15 in the lower
branches of English education.
Boarding, with lodging and washing,
may be had in the neighborhood of the
academy as low as $5 a month.
Payment, or settlement, in all cases,
to be punctually made at the close of
each session; the first of which will ex
tend to the vacation, to take place in the
months of August and September; and
the second will terminate at Christmas.
No scholar to be received or continu
ed for a period short of a session, nor of
a year, unless by special agreement be
fore entrance, or afterwards good reason
and timely notice be given; or unless
entrance is unavoidably delayed until a
month or more of a session be transpir
ed, in which case deduction maybe made.
The most approved school books and
stationary supplied when necessary, at
moderate prices, by the Principal.
Mr. Weller has a juvenile librarr,
maps, and the like, which arc gratuitous
ly lent to the pupils.
The government of the institution is
mild but firm. No youth need be sent
to the Quanky Academy unles he be ex
pected to conform strictly to the whole
some regulations of a public seminary.
Mr. Weller will be assisted in the in
stitution by his lady, who, in an apart
ment of the academy, will teadi sowing,
working on muslin, and marking, with
spelling, reading, writing, arithmetic,
grammar, and other useful and ornamen
tal branches of female education.
JAMES BISHOP,
RICE B. PIERCE,
JOHN PUR NELL.
Quanky Academy, 4 miles west of 7 17
Halifax town Pec. 8, 1S?S. $ 4 ;
; Notice.
lrHEREAS a Certificate has gone
forth from Poplar Spring Church,
certifying in their opinion the innocence
of WM. J. NEWBORN of charges
alleged against him, with my name as
signed to it I take this opportunity of
informing the public, that I ad no con
nection whatever with that Church, but
was called on together with three other
brethren in the Ministry as helps and
as only one other attended, and he would
have nothing to do with it, I cqnsented
to act as Moderator; but when the case
was put to vote I was in the minority,
and when the certificate was granted I
was absent, and my name has been as
signed thereto without my consent or
permission.
WM. B. WORRELL.
Dec. 3, 1S28.
Female Tuition.
rplIE Miss Jenkins's recommence
teaching on the firsi Monday in
January ' next, terms for board, &c.
same as formerly, viz: for the rudiments
of the English language, 530 per ses
sion additional studies of grammar, ge
ography, arithmetic, or needle work,$32.
The first session ends 20th June second
commences 1st July and ends 13th De
cember. Half of the first session to be
paid in advance.
Cedar-Hill, near Sessum's-bridge,
December 13th, 1S2S. 17-3$
STORAGE.
npiIE Subscribers have taken those
Iarsre and commodious warehouses in
Washington, known as the property of
William Ross, Ksq. where they intend
carrying on the
Storage & Commission
BUSINESS.
To those who nlace business in their
hands, they flatter themselves that am
ple satisfaction will be given.
R. $ W. TANNAHILL.
Washington, Dec. 1828. 16-4
Masonic JVotice,
rpiIE FUNERAL RITES of Brother
Willie R. Howard, dee'd, will be
solemnized at the Old Church in Tarbo
rough, on Sunday next, the 14th inst. by
the members of Joseph Warren Lodge,
No. 92, Slantonsburg. The members
of the Fraternity are respectfully invi
ted to attend.
By order of the Lodge,
HENRY HORN, Secyy.
Dec. 4th, 1S2S.
THE RACES
Over Wiggins's Course,
Jil Croxvelfs H Jioads,
VriLL commence on Thursday, the
fc5th inst. and continue two days.
First Day the Jockey Club purse
will be run for, 3 mile heats, 10 en
trance, purse worth $100.
Second Day the Proprietor's purse
will be run for, 2 mile heats, entrance
$5, purse worth S100.
There will be a MULE RACE, on
the second day, immediately after the
regular race is over, free for all untried
mules,eutrance 5,mile heats,best 3 in 5.
L. MORGAN, Sec'y.
Halifax county, N. C. , 0
JJec. S, IS'JS. j ,"
Tarborough Academy,
FHE EXAMINATION of the Fe
male Department of this Institution,
will commence oav Monday, the 22d
inst. The public are invited to attend.
The Trustees of this Academy take
pleasure in announcing to the public,
that they have engaged for the ensuing
year in the Female Department, those
young Ladies who have so successfully
and satisfactorily presided over this de
partment for several years past. . The
School will re-commence on the 1st
Monday in January next.
By order of the Board,
ROBT. JOYNER, Sec'y.
Tarboro', 10th Dec. 1S28. 17-3
Stolen, or Strayed,
FROM the Subscriber, liv
ing in the town of Halifax, a
SORREL HORSE,
With a bald face, blind of the left eye,
about four feet ten or eleven inches high,
about 11 or 12 years of age. He was
taken away the 13th inst.
JAMES DAVIS.
Halifax, Nov. 25, 1S2S. 16-4
COHEN'S OFFICE, 114 Market-st.
Baltimore, Nov. 26th.
Drawing of the 3d Scheme
Maryland State Lottery,
JVb.'6,or .1838.
No. 17058 prize of - - 2000
6848 prize of - - 1000
13538 prize of - 50Q
838, 2418, 242S, 5778, 17438, 10Q
3328 15438 1692S
116S8 1573S 17368 prizes of 50
13938 16318 17888)
20 of 20; 34 of 10; 35 of $6; andSOOO
of 4 each.
(J3The first drawn from the wheel
was No. 19138 the terminating figure
being 8, agreeably to the scheme, there
fore, all tickets ending with 8, are enti
tled to Four Dollars each, and in addi
tion to whatever prize they may have
drawn besides.
(Q All tickets ending with either 3,
5 or 8, are now determined. The fate
of all others will be decided by the draw
ing of the FOURTH SUB-SCHEME,
which will take place on WEDNESr
DAY, the 31st of December, on which
day the whole of the following prizes
will be distributed, and will complete
the Lottery, viz:
HIGHEST PRIZE,
Ten Thousand Dollars.
SCHEME:
v. 1 prise of 10,000 is 10,000 Dollars,
- 1 prize of 3,000 is 3.000 Dollars.
2,000 is 2;000 Dollars.
1,000 is 1,000 Dollars.
500 is 1,000 Dollars.
100 is 500 Dollars.
50 is 500 Dollars.
20 is S00 Dollars.
10 is 1,000 Dollars.
5 is 20,000 Dolls.
1 prize of
1 prize of
2 prizes of
5 prizes of
10 prizes of
40 prizes of
100 prizes of
4000 prizes of
4161 Prizes am'nting to 39,800 Dolls.
The whole navable in CASH which
as usual at COHEN'S OFFICE,
can be had the moment they are drawn.
Quarters, 1.25
Eighths, 62ch
WholeTickets,$5.00
Halves, - - 2.50
To be had in the greatest variety of
.Numbers at
COHEN'S
Lottery and Exchange Office,
No. 1 14, Market-street,
Where the Capital Prizes in all the
previous classes were seld, and where
both the great prizes of ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS each
were sold in former Lotteries, and
where more capital Prizes have been sold
than at any other office in America.
JOrders from any part of the Uni
ted States, either by mail (post paid) or
private conveyance, enclosing the cash
or prizes, will meet the same prompt
and punctual attention as if on personal
application. Address
J.I.COHEN,Jr.fy BROTHERS,
Nov. 37, 1S28, Baltimoze,