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ocr: ww m mm V iVlUlICtS: ItlUllCtS!; JUST liri v eju, io odis. rnnT.if trnr - t i .t I Mullets, which nill be sold cAeqp fori Cash bv Ueo.liowara.-. , July 22, ioo .r pou't you want to ride? THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand, a large variety of vehicles corripris- of every style and finish. He also manufactures to order any de- r -If.. a. 4. SCripl,on 01 veiiicius, uum an ux cart 10 a jine carriage, in a style not surpassed in this country, and at prices as low as can be afforded anywhere. He also carries on a large harness man ufactory sets of harness from to 550. Vehicles of every description repaired jet short notice and on reasonable terms. The subscriber will attend the Courts of Edgecombe, and be prepared to make contracts as above, on favorable terms. JAMES NELSON. I Greenville, Pitt Co. July, 1850. t JYoticc. Impof tant Sale of Land, $c. Jn .Vash county, JY. C THE subscriber being about to move ... . i ri . . .. io 1 exas, or borne soumern iaie, oners for sale the tra t of Land whereon he now iiesides, six mih s north of Nashville, and , afour miles south west of IliUiardston, I Containing tt2 Acres, witha "od I0.1 house with a framed shed Sind piazza to it, good dairy, kitchen, ne--gro houses, good barn and stables, with jabout 150 acres of fresh cleared land on i jt, all cleared in the last four years, with; jabout 5000 turpentine boxes which have not been worked but one year previous to this. This land liesjn a healthy neigh- borhood and is well watered. ' ALSO, one other tract adjoining to I Containing 6S7 Acres, tying on the road leading from Nashville !to Hilliardstown, with a new framed building on il 32 feet by 18, ton feet pitch I but not completed, a framed kitchen and tha' not completed, a horse apple orchard Iranablft of makinor ten or twelve barrels of brandy, and between 150 and 200 acres I jof cleared land oh it, 10,500 turpentine! boxcs which have been worked the same jlength of time as the above stated. j ALSO, a one acre j Lot in the totvn of Nashville, hvith a good store house, tailor shop, con-, jfectionary shop,' and ten pin alley. This' J lot lies adjoining the public square and the jbig spring, and is considered one of the best business places in Nashville, ; 1 o . st m. vui Dt-tl lUClllUI Ui Icnrcirnln i '. L I ) jwian, iju ia lu auii a purcnascr or jchasers. Those wishing to buy would do .

place_of_publication: Tarborough, (Edgecombe Co., N.C.)

publisher: George Howard


ocr: zfiir ;2f From Raleigh to Itocky iTIount. Fare Itetlaced. THE subscriber has taken the contract for carrying the mail from Raleigh to Rocky Mount, and will place on the line comfortable stages, good horses and care ful drivers, and will run it to connect with the cars on the Wilmington Rail Road, and with his stage line from Rocky Blount to Washington he will Reduce the Fare as follows: From Raleigh to Eagle Rock,: $1 00 ft ft Wakefield, 1 50 2 50 3 50 4 50 Stanhope, Nashville Rocky Mount, Trunks, of ordinary size and weight, $1 50 part of the way in proportion small packages, 25 cents boxes and bundles agreeably to size and weight. i Trunks, packages, Sic. must be deposit ed at the above places and the freight paid, or the subscriber will not be responsible for their safety. , For seats, &c. apply to E. Yarbrough, Raleigh T. R. Debnam, Eagle Rock A. J. Foster, Wakefield D. S. Crenshaw, Stanhope B. H. Freeman, Nashville W. L. Quails, Rocky Mount. I GEO HOWARD, y 1819.


ocr: Sugar. TJ tfh hhd&of Cuba and Porto Rico, , 10 bbls refined and crushed, 5 boxes loaf for sale by W.-H. WILLARD. Washington, July 24, 1849.


ocr: l THIS excellent compound, which has such notoriety in the cure olb ever - a6c,u uiuui uuiiu"j) wuna at uie owns 01 i Geo. Wowardy Tarboro , This medicine was prepared by a rccu- nhvsician. and the result of an exten- practice of several'-years in a bilious Those who have used it them- rives, or. seen its salutary effects upon need no farther evidence- of its value. A small Treatise on the treatment and cure of fever and other diseases of biliousclimates " be had gratis of the above agent. :, May 2, 1S49. ! i i ;


ocr: - -. ''vm . . - i w - , .r . . - -W- v --V - - . Masonic Jbfiec. THE FUNERAL of Brother Sim mons B. Staton, will be attended by Concord Ijotfge 5$, On the fust Sunday in November next The members of said Lodge are hereby notified to attend. All members of adja cent Lodges and transient Brethren good standing,) are respectfully invited to attend. By order of the W M.


ocr: ad Quarters 21 st Reg't, N.C M. ? Tarboro' Sept. 16th, 1850. S IhV order of Major Gen'I Singeltary, ljs Regiment will meet at Tarboro' on 'ffitirsuay, tne iuin oi ucioocr next, arm 'land equipped for parade and review. ?he commissioned officers will attend the jay before (Wednesday) for officer drill pd Regimental Court Martial. By order, HENRY T. CLARK, Col of 2st Regiment. B. B. Bridgers, Adjutant. hove Grove Plantation I -rr n ts a it THE subscriber offers his plantation for sale, situated on the W. & R. Rail jload, one mile from town, and well Jnown as ontaining 100 a;res, more or less, all un- er fence and in a high state of cultivation, i'n abundance of marl and much on the blaee. I Terms accommodating to the purchaser. If desirable the mules, hands, &c. will be disposed of with the land. For further; particulars apply to S. R POTTER. Wilmington, Sept. IS.


ocr: Ti&jmt T Fare Reduced. HE Stage Fare from Rocky Mount to Washington is reduced to $5 or, Rocky Mount to Tarboro $1 50 2 50 3 m 4 Ofl r Sparta Falkland Cireenville Pactolus Washinon 3 " Tarboro to Sparta " " " Falkland " " Greenville 2 1 2 For seats, &c. apply to II. Washington Gooltl Hoyt, Greenville to Geo. Howard, Tar bono. February 1, 184 S. m riiK f f l J


ocr: ad Quarters 21 st Reg't, N.C M. ? Tarboro' Sept. 16th, 1850. S IhV order of Major Gen'I Singeltary, ljs Regiment will meet at Tarboro' on 'ffitirsuay, tne iuin oi ucioocr next, arm 'land equipped for parade and review. ?he commissioned officers will attend the jay before (Wednesday) for officer drill pd Regimental Court Martial. By order, HENRY T. CLARK, Col of 2st Regiment. B. B. Bridgers, Adjutant. hove Grove Plantation I -rr n ts a it i THE subscriber offers his plantation for sale, situated on the W. & R. Rail jload, one mile from town, and well Jnown as ontaining 100 a;res, more or less, all un- er fence and in a high state of cultivation, i'n abundance of marl and much on the blaee. I Terms accommodating to the purchaser. If desirable the mules, hands, &c. will be disposed of with the land. For further; particulars apply to S. R POTTER. Wilmington, Sept. IS. 1 - State of North Carolina EDGECOMBE COUNTY, William Worsley, Sen. vs. Nathan G. Worsley. decombe County Court, August Term, 1S50. Of iginal Attachment. THE defendant is hereby u nified that jpaid attachment was duly reiurned toAu-! gust Term, 1S50, of the Court of Pleas! gust and Quarter Sessions of said County, lev- jed on a tract of land situate in said county,' fJjoinmg the Linda ofr-William Worsley,. c:u. uuu u. iieiLuo, auu coniaining jjj acres, more or less and unless he be and Wpear befo.e the Justices of said Court at I, 'Court House in Tarboro' on the fourth (Monday of November next, and then and ithere replevy thc property attached and plead to issue, judgment pro confesso will be entered against .him .and such other proccedings had tbefein as to the Court J shall seevi right and proper. Done by order of said Court, at August Term, 1850 JNOJfOR FLEET, Clerk. Tarboro', Sept 7th, 1850. Farm for Sale. o- BEING desirous of removing to a war- v.m.aa, k nu unci iui oai,.uiv uiui r1Pt r I V f x. m tation in Warren County, lying on Fish ing and Reedy Creeks, and adjoining the lands of Kev. Wm. Hooper D, D. and oth-


ocr: Red uced to f75 ; ccn ts: Dr. Champion's V, Vegetable 'Agnt-'Medicine, ? A safe and certain cure for Fevers of every de scription Atso, Dr. Champion's ttnit-hilians pills ; : PURELY VEGETABLE. ; S -For sale by w GEO. HOWARD. Tarboro', Nov. 9,


ocr: FRESli. SUPPof Whlttemore's r concentrated vegetabre syrupj a sure remedy for diarrhea and bowel coroplaint-ralso, ; Ilemsley's worm-destroying syrup,. , , . it-mineral pill; : Whittemore's American plastcrs--doi on paper, f Durkee's Green Mountain vegetable Ointment, For sale b If i Geo, Howard: -


ocr: I Just Received FRESH SUPPLY of Whittempre concentrated vegetable syrup, a sure remedy for diarrhea and bowel complaint also, Hemsley's worm-destroying syrup, ' anti-mineral pills, . . Whittemore's American plasters doi on paper, Durkee's Green Mountain vegetable Ointment, For sale by Geo. Howard.


ocr: Raleigh Book Bindery. ; John tn&Cfwicrf ' RETURNS his'grateful acknowledgments to the public for the very liberal patronage which has been extended to him, and respectfully an nounces that he still continues the business of Book'-Bindiner in all its forms, in the City of Raleigh, where it is conducted, as heretofore, over . - - --. - The Nor Hi Carolina Book Store, where every material and instrument necessary for binding, re-binding, repairing, will be kept cmstantly on hand, and all work entrusted to him will be promptly and, faithfully executed, in as substantial a manner, as elegant a sty 1, and upon as reasonable terms, as it can be done any where. - . :' He will also execute to order, all kinds of bound in plain or fine style to suit purchasers, which cannot be surpassed by the Northern work, viz. Ledgers, Journals, Day rtooks, Re cord Books, Invoice, Cash, Letter Books, &ci &c. All ord ' ill be executed with neatness and desf v- nd the patronage of the public is re3 pectiully solicited! A liberal discount for cashi Raleigh, August 15th, 1819. (jBook3, &e sent to, or left with, Geoi How ard, of ''arbcro', wilt be forwarded with des patch? " R F. Hibbard & Co.'s


ocr: f ' &3&35&-" THE undersigned respectfully ."calls the at tention of the public to the splendid, highly finished New Scalo Rosewood ami Mahogany fffiii an eirc '' j uuuuguiuci wai ved and gilt this iron f ame combines the en tire instrument, prevents it from warping and getting out of tune. For fifteen years have they b?en tried in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Vir ginia, and some in constant use in Institutions, by Professors, and private families, and have given entire satisfaction; the climate or change of weather have little or no effect on the Instru ments the tone is powerful, brilliant and sweet. iYtncipaU of Academies, professors and mer chants will find it to their interest to purchase these Piauos. Ail instruments are warrantee. Orders and letters will be promptly answered and attended to. Respectfully, Address, A. KUHN & CO. Nn 85 North Green St., Halt. LIST OF PRICES llanos with m. talic plate in Rosewood or mahogany cases, 6 octave, from 180 to $250, With iron frame, 225 to 30O. J octave, 250 350. 6i, 275 to 350. 7 octave, 300 to 500. : octave, Grand Pianos, very pewerful and bril liant, frcm 500 to $1000. Harps from 350 to $G00. The above named Pianos are constantly man nfactured with all the latest improvements, and will be sold on the most accommodating terms Any person wishing to purchase a Piano will please notify the subscriber, and a Piano will be RQnt here by A. K. & Co. and if the iustru rodent or price dc not please, they will be at or for of said Pi Pianos! Pianos


ocr: Tarboro, Nov. 9. Horses , c. for hire. Mil HE subr .oer continues to keep horses and vehicles for hire on the following TERMS PER DAfj For carriage, two horses, and driver, $5 00 carriage and harness, - 2 00 ,, barouche, two horses, and driver, barouche and harness, carryall, two horses, and driver, ,, carryall and harness, : ouggy afd horse, - bttggy and harness, horse, saddle and bridle, ,, horse, , horse and cart, ,, Cart and gear, . . ,, Horse and plough, . -i plough and gear, Wagon and dray, by contract. 4 00 1 50 3 50 1 00 2 00 0 75 1 25 1 00 1 25 0 25 1 00 0 25 The above charges are for an ordinary day's travel longer or shorter distances, by contract. AP"1 13- GEOt HOWARD, . Cotton Yarn. -o IP HE subscriber has just received a quantity of Cotton Yarn, different tumbers, which he will sell very low For cash or barter Persons desirous of purchasing cheap, vill do well to call and see. Feb. 4. Geo. Howard."


ocr: In Greenville, on Wednesday the 2nd inst. aged about 40 years, Mrs. Emily G. Lawrence, wife of Mr. David Lawrence, leaving a kind husband and six children to mourn their loss.- -Com. '


ocr: Agricultdral leeting, " , ;f : s A MEETING of the members of the Edgecombe Agricultural Society, will.be held at the Court House in Tarboro', on Thursday, 24th inst. at 11 o'clock. A punctual attendance is requested. By order. Jan. 14, 1S50. Boarding for Girls. THE subscriber informs her friends and the public that she, wishes to take three or four girls to board at the usual prices in town. j WILLIAM A. KNIGHT. Tarbord',Jan. 17, 1850. 'J: 5-3


ocr: MARRIED. In this place, by Robert Norfleet, Esq., on Monday morning last. Mr. Joseph C. Stewart to Mrs. Jeannette Hursey In this county, by John S. Dancy, Esq. on Tuesday evening last, Mr W. A. J. Whitehead to Miss Caroline Petway daughter of Mr. Wm. D. Pet way. Also, by Elisha Cromwell, Esq. on the same evening, Mr. James Carney to Mrs. Mary Hopkins. 4


ocr: FareReduced. .. rP HE Stage Fare from Rooky Mount to Washington is reduced to 5 Or, From Rocky Mount to Ta'rboro' Si 50 " " " Sparta 2 00 " " Falkland 2 50 " " " Gpevill 3 00 " " Pactobs 4 GO " ' - Washingon 5 00 M 1arboro to Spna o 50 " " Fakland I 00 " Greenville 2 00 For seats, &c. apply to H. Wis wall. Washington GooM Hoyt, Greenville rto GEO. HOWARD, Tarboro February 1, 1848.


ocr: Goods; at idtioii ON MONDAY, the 28th instant will commence to sell at auction our entire Stock ofGooil, And continue until all aresold. The sale will be positive and without reserve. BUNN $ JCNJGllT. Hocky Mount, N. C. Jan. 1st, 1SS0. Carpentering. THE undersigned respectfully informs the public, that hcj.is prepared to exeeuftrr all kinds of Carpenter's work Such as building houses, bridges, &c. andJ will contract to do the abme by the jobor by the day. VI will warrant my work to give satisfaction and, lhat it shall be done? expeditiously. GREEN OBERRY . " Tarboro?, Jai. 14, 1850. - 3 The Subscribers HAVE formed a Copartnership under th& style and firm of Pitt man & Ctilhbcrt For the purpose of conducting a general lntl Commission ISttsincss are now receiving from the North cities a general and well selected as of GOODS in their line, which been purchased by their agents for Casi, they will be enabled to the orders of their friends upon tho best tcrr.is. They offer their services to the Farmers others of North Carolina in the sale of produce pledging in advance their 'exertions to render entire satisfaction. They will be prepared at all times to liberal advancements on produce required. BLAKE BITTMAN, CHARLES H. CUTUBERTi, Petersburg, Jan'y 1, 1850. B. Pittman, will as formerly attendy Courts of Edgecombe county.


ocr: Cash Advances. THE undersigned will advance in threc:fourths (I) of the market here of Corn, Cotton, and Naval deposited witK him for shipment to friend J. .G. Williams, Esq., New .York. W. H. WILLARD. Washington, N.C. 17th Nov. 1849.


ocr: Bacon and Lard FOR SALE at the store of - . J. J. Pippen 5 Son. Tarborp' June 13, 1850. - Lime. 100 casks Thomaston Lime, just receiv ed, for sale by W. H. Wr ILL ARD ' Washington, June 29th, 1850. . Cotton Yarn and sheetings Manufactured by the lilount's Creek Co., of Fayettevilie, for sale by their Agent. W.H. WILLARD. Washington, June 29th, 1850. Midway AcadLemy. THE Fall Session will commence on the 2d day of July. The Institution is lo cated about 8 miles South of Shocco Springs, in a very healthy, moral, and in telligent commxinity. Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore received, the subscriber feels determined to user all rea sonable efforts to merit a continuance of public confidence. TERMS. Tuition? Classical and the h igher E ngl i sh an d M ath- t;matical departments, $1-5 OOperSes'n. Common English branches, 10 GO" " Hoard with the Principal $8 per month. No extra charge. T. M. JONES, A. M., Principal. June 14, 1SSO. Slatt f JVortli Carolina. EDGECOMBE COUNTY, Coftrl of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Benjamin Ellis -and wife Sarah, Freder ick Edwards and wife Elizabeth, Wil liam Edwards and wife Delphi, Ed mund I lo Ward and Benjimin A. How ard, the two last of whom are infants and sue by their Guardian William El lis. vs. Ichabod Moore, as Executor of Evan Howard dee'd, Benjamin Dilday and wife Abscilla,and their children whose


ocr: ,Grfoccries9 fc9 SUGAR," molasses, coflee, Apple and French' Brandywhiskey, Madeira and Malaga wine, Lorillard's and Outcalt's Snuff, Candles brown and fancy Soaps, Ground-pepper dhd spice ginger, ; Starch, indigo, ink and ink powder, Cap and letter paper, ruled and unruled, Steel pens and pen holders, &c. &c. For sale by GEO. HOWARD. November 21, 1849.


ocr: bon't you want to ride? THE subscriber keeps constantly on and, a IarSe variety of vehicles compris of every style "and finish. He also manufactures to order any de- r u : r .' . , J.ription 01 vuiiii-ies, ii am an ax can to a ine carnage in a siyie noi surpassed in his country, ana at prices as low as can L afforded any where. I He also carries on a large Harness man- 50. f Vehicle of every description repaired it short notice and on reasonable terms, j 'fhe subscriber will attend the Courts if Edgecombe, and bo prepared to make innirnets as above, on favorable terms. JAMES NELSON. Greenville, Pitt Co. July, 1850. XV E. J. SholIiHgtoii. Sir: You are hereby notified that on the 2 9th & 30th of July inst. at D. W.& W. Win- tori's stnrp. in the countv of Nash, I shall ake depositions to be read in evidence in j . niit now pending in the Court of Equity .. " r ktl ...u:u i j ----- rt l tii rniiniv of iasu. m -wijiuii tu 1 omplainant and you are defendant. You an attend and cross examine the witness s if you think proper. Yours, Sic. SARAH SHOL L fNG TON. By her Atto. R. R. BRiDGERS. July 10th, 1850. JYoticc.


ocr: DIED, In this county, on Sunday lat about 63 years, Mrs Margaret widow of the late Reddin Sngg. leaving large circle of relatives and fri.-wk w mourn their loss. Also on the same day, Mrs. Sasiid wife of Mr. Reddin Sasnett. In this county, on the Oth inst., .fohn Henry, infant son of James M. and Kiiz3 Howard, aged 2 months and 7 days This was a most promising babe, but ahs Death come and it is gone to the God who ftc it, and as the blooming flower, it withered away. How vain are all things here below, How false, and yet how fair; Each pleasure hath its poison too, And every sweet a snare. Wilmington JoVJ- To Turpentine makers. " ; WE WtSlI toeantiact for flake scrap Turpentine, to he 4feiiver?d next fall !lC winter, for which we will give a KhcrA price. JOBS 'MYERS SON IS 50.


ocr: JYotice. y0 ihc Ma nic Fraternity! AS it is contemplated to lay the Comer Stone of the Monument to bo, erected lo the memory of P- G. M. Louis D. Wil son on the 22nd of May next, the Lodg- nt Brethren generally are invited to es, a particiw ic in the ceremonies. Uy order of the VV. M. of Concord Lodge, INo. 5S, larborough. April 24, 1850. , ; - ."' I WISH to employ 3 or 4 good Car penters, good workmen, sober and indus trious. Fair wages will be given. Blacks ..-rrwl fVirnM fn Jneksnn. Northnmn- ) I U 1 1 I W aiiwb w - J g- ton county, N. Ca. Thomas Brass, Scn'r. 10 April, 1850. , - l-TI Preston & Merrill's infallible JYast JPowdtt Warranted to make good Bread without iail, II goou r lour is usca, anu io Keep in ... 1 Tl I 1 1 any climate. JNo ingredient is used in the manufacture of this Yeast which is not pure; and. as it is manufactured on che- roical principles, it will not fail to raise; bread, caKcs, oucKwneat cafces, etc., when used according to the directions. For sale by Geo. Howard.


ocr: p&tftnersliipi ; TliU late ffrrri Ot Mcllwainefy Brown tey having been dissolved, (Mr. William Browkley retiring from business,) we have this day entered into partnership, and will continue the GROCERY & COMMISSION BUSINESS In;ihe same i 'partner as heretofore, under . the firm and style of ITIcllwaiiic, Browilley & Co. We hope by constant and faithful atten tion to the interests of our friends, to mer it a continuance of that patronage, so long so liberally extended to our predeces " Our Stock of Groceries Will he w large and commanding, embra cing a general assortment of Goods in our line, (intoxicating liquors excepted,) ,. We fhall give strict attention to the SALE OF PRODUCE ON COMMISSION, And will beat all times prepared to make liberal advances when desirable. y?. G. Mcfltvainc, IVm.S. Brown ley , Bo. D. Mclwaine, Bo. ft. Mur tint Joseph. B. Dunn, Petersburg, .lan. 1, 1S50. - Bridge Building. 801 jpERSONS desirous of having bridges built, cither on the plan of driving the nosts or by mud sills, are informed that they can he accommodated, on mod erate terms, by apply:ng to the subscri ber, who has under his direction negro - ' . . . ELI, who has had considerable expert ence in that business, and is fully prepared to undertake such jobs. .


ocr: JYotice. y0 ihc Ma nic Fraternity! AS it is contemplated to lay the Comer Stone of the Monument to bo, erected lo the memory of P- G. M. Louis D. Wil son on the 22nd of May next, the Lodg- nt Brethren generally are invited to es, a particiw ic in the ceremonies. Uy order of the VV. M. of Concord Lodge, INo. 5S, larborough. April 24, 1850. , ; - ."' I WISH to employ 3 or 4 good Car penters, good workmen, sober and indus trious. Fair wages will be given. Blacks ..-rrwl fVirnM fn Jneksnn. Northnmn- Ij ) I U 1 1 I W aiiwb w - J g- ton county, N. Ca. Thomas Brass, Scn'r. 10 April, 1850. , - l-TI Preston & Merrill's infallible JYast JPowdtt Warranted to make good Bread without iail, II goou r lour is usca, anu io Keep in ... 1 Tl I 1 1 any climate. JNo ingredient is used in the manufacture of this Yeast which is not pure; and. as it is manufactured on che- roical principles, it will not fail to raise; bread, caKcs, oucKwneat cafces, etc., when used according to the directions. For sale by Geo. Howard. Groceries, &c x 123 bWs New Orleans Molasses part a very superior quality for family use. 25 hhtls new crop French Islands dit to; strictly prime. 21 4 Sugar of various grade. 50 bags Coffee ditto. 300 bbls. Whiskey "El Dorado." 25 44 Gin. 25 " Rum. 75 New York Canal Flour. 150 kegs Nails 4s to 20s inclusive, 50 boxes Vroom & Fowlers No. 1 Soap, 25 " Candles equal to Hull & Son's, 200 bags Shot assorted, 25 kegs Powder, 30 boxes Tobacco 5s and Ss, 25 bbls. Snuff, salt and Fresh, 10 " Copperas, 50 44 Mess Pork, 100 reams Wrapping Paper, 10 m "Justo Sanz" Principe Segars, 30 bbls Crackers. Indigo Camphor Epsom Salts-Glau ber Salts Blank Book Fools Cap and Letter Paper French Brandy Holland Gin Malaga and Madeira Wine, with many other articles usually sold in a coun try storefor sale by W. II. WILLARD. Washington N. C. 25th February 1S50. The Subscribers HAVE formed a Copartnership under style and firm of Pillman 4 Culhhert For the purpose of conducting a general


ocr: Dry Goods &e.: Suitable for the Cotmiry Wrade. IB 3D $e& Jersey 'sy ; 4 50 Pieces Bleached Shirting 4fid sheet ings, ' - - 200 Brown dd do 100 Drills, '. 100 -'low priced Prints, 20 Bales Battle & Co., Cotton Yarn, 300 Doz. Spool Cotton, ' 100 Snuff Boxes. ALSO, Needles Hooks and eyes -Buttons of all kinds Ivory, Tuck and side combs Suspenders Percussion Caps Hardware and Crockery Patent Medi cinesCamphor Indigo Blacking Li nen Thread Cotton HdkPs &c.&c.;&c. for sale by WM, H. WILLARD. Washington, N. C. 5th March, 1S49. V JSoticc. , - THE firm of H. King & Co. will be dissolved, by mutual consent, the first day of March next. All persons indebted to said firm, arc requested to call and settle at or before February Court next. The business thereafter will be conduc ted by Jo. S. Pender, who w ill gi ve it his personal attention. Owing to sickness, our former work man became incapacitated for any busi ness, consequently there has been consid- erable delay and disappointment to our customers; having procured another man, I shall be able to execute all kinds Walch, Clock and Jewelry . , . i r . i" v. - JO. S. PENDER. Tarboro Jan. 30, 1S50. Builditig.


ocr: Whidroir Rhtn g(JD bbls WMskey? Kum andGin, 1 hair pipe Brahcly; 33 bbls-Genessee Flour for sale by x ' " W. H. WILLARD. , VYashington, July 24, 1S491 , Thomas L Liddon, BRICKLAYER & PLASTERER, L ITNFORMS the Public that he is now 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 executed expeditiously and in a workman like manner. References. ; JVm. Norjleet, Tarboro,' - ; Baker Stalon, Edgecombe Co., Goold Hoyt, Greenville. Tarboro,' Oct. 12, 1847. 42. ISrUtsrc JRuiUHnsr. ERSONS desirous of having bridges ... ., . , , . . Duut, euncr on me pian 01 arivmg the posts or by mud sills, are informed that they can be accommodated, on mod erate terms, by apply:ng to the subscri ber, who has under s direction negro ELI, who has had ;onsiderahle experi ence in that busine , and is fully prepared to undertake such obs. OFFELD KING. TarbGro', N. C, Dec. 1, 1S4S.


ocr: : Cash Ad varices.' . THE undersigned will advance in Cash, three-fourths (i) of the.. market value here of Corn, Cotton, and Naval Stores, deposited with him, for shipment to .his friend J. G. Williams, Esq., New York. . W w. H. VVILLARD. Washington, N.C. 17th Nov. 1849. Molasses, r ; J (J) nncs cv croP i Freneh Island Molasses just received, for sale by . ; w.'h.willard. Washington, 17th Nov. 1849. ' MclliTainc &. Broivnley, Petersburg, Va. HAVE on hand a large and well assorted Stock of Groceries Suited to the trade, and for the supply of Planters and families it consists in part of 1500 bags Coffee, all qualities, 300 hhds and bbls brown Sugars, 200 packages loaf, crush'd, and pow - dered Sugars, 3500 sacks L'pool fine and ground Salt, 2500 sides oak & hemlock sole Leather, 25,000 yards cotton Bagging, Dundee, German, and Gunny, 20.000 lbs bale Rope, jute and hemp, 2500 lbs baling twine, 1000 casks cut Nails and Brads, 200 bales Gsnaburgs, Shirtings, &c. Together with every other article in the trade, (intoxicatirtg liquors always 'except ed, 1 which they will sell low for Cash, or to punctual customers on the usual time. Orders from the country are respectful ly solicited. Produce on consignment, will, as usual, ineet their personal and faithful attention. Petersburg, Sept. 1, 18 19. Dry Goods, &c. Suitable for the Country Trade. 5$$$ Yd's Negro Kersey's,


ocr: t ! Military Election. & THE Captains of Companies in the 2lst Regiment will hold an election ior tinga dif;r General of ibis Brigade at their re- spective muster grounds on Saturday the 19th of January next, and make a return Gf tie sarnc immediately to the Post Office ' in Tarboro', directed to Col. C. 13. Killc brew. Give notice of the election by adver in the district, and receive the vote of the' "rank and file.,, By order of Moj. Gen. Singeltary, HENRY T. CLARK, A Col. 21 si Regt. DecV 1st- 1849. , -.- - - r Building. ; . x HAVING associated with me Mr. Jno. W. Saunders, of Petersburg, Va., an expe rienced workman in the various styles of Architecture, 'I would announce to the public, that ,we are prepared to contract the building of plain or ornamental


ocr: Horses, Sf C.for hire. nilllE subscriber continues to keep horses and vehicles for hire on the following TERMS PER DAY t For carriage, twTo horses, and driver, $5 00" ' carriage and harness,' - 2 00 ,, barouche, two horses,and driver, . 4 . 00 barouche and harness, - 150 ,, carryall, two horses," and driver, 3 50 . carryall and harness, : 1 00 .,, buggy and horse, . - 2 00 buggy and harness, - 0 75 horse, saddle aqd bridle, 1 25 ' hore; ' - .100 , horse and cart, 1 25 - Cart and gear - - . 0 25 Horse and plough, . ; - 1 00 plough and gear, - , 0 25 Wagon and dray, by contract. The above charges are for an ordinary day t travel longer pr shorter "distances, by contract.- April X3. -k QEOi llO WARD, jpj lN


ocr: .. . Durkee'sGreen Mountain vegetable Ointment, " Geo. Howard. Just Received, )A FRESH :SUPPLY concentrated vejtable syrup, remedy for diarrhea and bowel complaint also, Hemsley's worm-destroying syrup, . . : anti-mirierai pu s, ,Ti:, laatoro Anion DaDer, .. . .. ... - n


ocr: DIED. In VVavne coti7,rv. nn the 4th bilious pnetiwonio, John iExitrn, Senator eject in our net Legislature Mr. Exum had -represented the of Wpyne a fl-irmber of years ,n Senate. Ile was a faithful public scrv a useful citizen, and an h0esnla, to his remains


ocr: Candidates for SherilT. c j gJWe are authorised to announce James F Jenkins, as a candidate for the of Sheriff of this county, at the election. i We are authorised Id announce Byrum, as a candidate for the of fice of Sheriff of this county, at the en eleciion. (jVe are authorised to announce Gray Williams, as a candidate for office of Sheriff of this county, at the election. ..urn ii.mwik


ocr: FareRcduced. ffPHE"Staee Fare from Roekv Mount to wastungton is reduced tog5 or, From Rocky Moant to Tarboro. " " Sparta " " " Falkland " ' " Green ville " ' " Vactolus : Washingoa " Tarboro' to Sparia . " " Falkland Si 2 3 3 4 5 2 t 2 " " ' . : Greenville For scats, &c. apply to H. Washington Goold Hoyt, Greenville or to Geo. Howard ', Tarboroy. t I


ocr: tJjdsh Adyances. t THE undcrstgneAwjliidVjince in three-fourth (I) of the market value here of Corn, Cotton, and Naval deposited with him; for bh foment id his friend J. G. Williams, Esq., New York. . W. H. VVILLARD. Washington; N. C. 17th Nov. 1849.


ocr: JVotice. THE Subscriber having qualified (at Ue Ter,n of the curt of Pleas'and Uiarter Sessions for (ho County of Ed ae- toinbe) as Administrator on the estate of jaSt D. Howell, clcc'd, hereby gives gen Lai notice to all creditors of said estateto Lccnt their claims duly authenticated vithin the time prescribed by law, others Lise this notice will be plead in bar of re- bovcry. Debtors 10 lue sam estate-will Mcasc make immediate payment. M. WEDDELL, Adm'r, (with the Will annexed.) Tarboro', June 1st, 1850. - ; Notice. y . I WISH to employ 3 -or 4 good Car- healers, good workmen, sober and Jndus- Lefcrretl. Direct to Jackson, Northamp- on county, N. Ca. . Thomas Bragg; Scti'r. 10 April, 1850. (Preston & Merrill's Snfallible Yeast Poiearr Warranted to make good Bread without fail, if good Flour is used, and to keep in' my climate. No ingredient is used in the janufacture of this Yeast which is not )ure; and. as it is manufactured on che- iicai priiiLijj4i;B, it ui uui tan io raise read, cakes, buckwheat cakes, &c., when jscd according to the directions. For sale by Geo. Hoioard. Groceries, &e a 123 ,JS Orleans Molasses part a T . ' x f f vtry supcriur quauiy ior lamily use. 25 hhds new crop French Islands dit to; strictly prime. 2i Sugar of various grades. 50 bags CoflTee ditto. 300 bbls. Whiske "El Dorado." 25 " Gin. ... 25 " Hum. - 75 " New York Canal Flour. 150 kegs Nails 4s to 20s inclusive, 50 boxes Vroom & Fowlers No. 1 Soap; 25 4- Candles equal to Hull & Son's, 200 bags Shot" assorted, 25 kegs Powder, 30 boxes Tobacco 5s and 8s, 25 bbls. Snuff, salt and Fresh, 10 " Copperas, 50 ' STess Pork, 100 reams Wrapping Paper, 10 m ;Justo Sanz" Principe Scgars, 30 bbls Crackers. Indigo Lamphor kpsom Salts-Glau-! bcr Salts Blank Book -Fools Cap and ettcr Paper Freh Brandy Holland pin Malaga and Madeira Wine, with inany other articles usually sold in a coun- try store for sale by W. II. WILLARD. Washington N. C. 25th February 1850. ' t Thi iihcnpihofc I a iil aunsci mers HAVE formed a Copartnership under the style ana hrm ot Pitt man & Ciilhbcrt


ocr: Raleigh Book Bindery. John Eff. E$e Carteret RETURNS his grateful acknowledgments to the public for the very liberal patronage which has been extended to him, and t respectfully an nounces that he still continues the business Book-Binding in all its forms, in the City Raleigh, where it is conducted, as heretofore over The North arolina Book Stores where every material and instrument necessary for binding, re-binding, repairing, will be kept custantly on hand, arid all work entrusted to him will be promptly and faithfully executed, in as substantial a manner, as elegant a iyl?, and upon as reasonable terms, as it canbe done any where. He will also execute to order, all kinds of bound in plain or fine style to suit purchasers, which cannot be su 'passed by the Northern work, viz. Ledgers, Journals, Day (Jooks, Re cord Books, Invoice, Cash, Letter Books, &c. All orders will be executed with neatness and despatch, und the patronage of the public is res pectiully solicited. A liberal disc mnt for casht Raleigh, Aug'ust I5lh, 1849. OCj'Booko, &c sent to, or left with, Geoi How ard, of "arb io', will be forwarded with des patch


ocr: Horses, fyc.for hire. Pp HE sub"- .oer continues to keep horses ani " vehicles for hire on the followinsr TERMS PER DAY: For carriage, two horses, and driver, ,, carriage and harness, ,, barouche, two horses, and driver, barouche and harness, ,, carryall, two horses, and driver, carryall and harness, : buggy and horse, buggy and harness, liorse, saddle and bridle, - horse, horse and cart, Cart and gear, - . Horse and plough, ,, plough and gear, " Wagon and dray, by contract. The above charges are for an ordinary dav's or shorter distances, by contract. April-u GEO, HOWARD, ii ii ii ii ii $5 00 2 00 4 00 1 50 3 50 1 00 2 00 0 75 1 25 1 00 1 25 0 25 1 00 0 25


ocr: Botanic Jflcdicines. -rn- MlE subscriber has just received, d' rcct from New York, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP 'Fhoinsoiiiait iTIcdicincs Lobelia, 2reen and brown2nd and 3rd Preparv tion of do myrrh, cayenne pepper, pond lily Composition, bavberry, barberry, spice bitters, Golden seal, poplar bark, slippery elm, hemlock Nerve powder, nerve ointment, bitter root. Cough powders, cough syrup, woman's friend Syringes of various sizes, N0. 6, &c. &c. Which he is enabled to sell at greatly r duped prices. GEO. JlOTr.tnn Tarboro'. .liinp 23 ood'a India i hoiunozue For sale by. Geo. Hozvr.rd


ocr: J WTW J DIED. In this county, on the 14th ult. aged about 2S years, Mrs. Martha Caroline Bradley, .wife of Mr. Stephen Bradley, leaving an affectionate husband and three children to mourn their loss, and also car rying with her an infant into the silent tomb. Corn.


ocr: Goods at Auction. OS MONDAY", the 28th instant,, will commence to sell at auction our entire . Stock oiGoo(ls. And continue until alj arosold. The sale will be -positive and reserve. 'BUNN $ KKIGlir Rocky Mount, N. C: Jan.. 1st, 1850.


ocr: FareReduced. rJpHE Stage Fare from Rocky Mount to Washington is reduced to 5. or, $1 50 : '2 00 2 50 3 00 4 00 5 00- 0 50 1 00 f rom Rocky Mount to Tarboro' " v " .Sparta k " V" . Falkland- . " " " : Greenville" " " ' " Pactolus .... - Washingon - t 5t Tarboro' to Sparta " Falkland Greenville . 2 00 For scats, &c. apply to H. Wiswall, Washington Goold . Hoy t, Greenville or to GEO. HOWARD, Tarboro1. February 1,1 84 S. Sugar. hhds of Cuba and Porto Ilico, 10 bbls refined and crushed, 5 boxes loaf for sale by . ,w. h. willaud. Washington, July 54 1849. ce. Far cwgh and lung com plaints use Dr. Bar tholomews Pink Expectorant syrup,


ocr: JYotice. jo the Ulasonic Fraternity. AS it is contemplated to lay the Corner c of the Monument to bo erected to , tv of P. G. M. Louis D. Wil- v nn the 22nd of May next, the Lodg- ,i brethren generally are invited to ,rjcipate in the ceremonies. , By onler of the W. M. of Concord Lodge, No. 5S, 1 arborougn. April 24, 1 S50. ' JYotice. I WISH to employ 3 or 4 good Car penters, good workmen, sober and indus trious. Fair wages will be given. Blacks ! preferred. Direct to Jackson, Northamp ton county, N. Ca. Thomas Bragg, Scn'r. 10 April, 1850. Preston 6c Merrills infallible Jleast JP;ttvfr. Warranted to make good Bread without fail, if good Flour is used, and to keep in any climate. No ingredient is used in the manufacture of this Yeast which is not pure; and. as it is manufactured on mical principles, it will not fail to raise I 1 1 1 I . I o , bread, cane uucnwiitrai ca,;es, CiC , Wlicti used according to the directions. For sale by Geo. Hoivard. Groceries &c


ocr: StttUqpte for r the Country Trade. S4D Yd's Negro Kersey 9, C 50 Pieces Bleached Shirtings and sheet 200 " Brown do do 100 Drills, ; 100 " low priced Prints, 20 Bales Battle & Co.,' Cotton Yarn, 300 Doz. Spool Cotton, 100 Snuff Boxes. ALSO, Needles Hooks and eyes- Buttons of all kinds Ivory, Tuck and side combs Susnenders Percussion Cans . - Hardware and Crockery Patent Medi cines Camphor Indigo Blacking Li nen Thread Cotton Hdkfs &c. &c&c. for sale by WM. H. WILLARD. Washington, N. C. 5th March, 1S49. JXoticc. THE firm of H. King & To. will dissolved, by mutual consent, the first of March next. All persons indebted to said firm, requested to call and settle at or February Court next. The business hercafter will be conduc ted by Jb. S Pender, who will gi ve it personal attention. Owing to sickness, our former work man became incapacitated for any busi ness, consequent!) there has been consid erablc delay and disappointment to customers; having procured another work man, I shall be able to execute all kinds If atch, Clock aiul Jnvtlry


ocr: i i 8f 31 ARRIBD. In Wake county , oh the 13th ult. Capt. Wesley M , Jones, late of the army of the n. "ii i o. . . uiiiicu: aiaies against mexico, lo iiiss I-upv-.T." n ivnnd. .


ocr: Land for SdlIc. THE subscriber bcingesirous io re move south, ofler foVsale the Plantatioh which.he resides, 21 miles from Tar boro', on the main road td" Halifax, 15 from thd latter place, containing ? about 500 Acres, on whiclx there are two comfortable dwelling houses, out houses, &c. . ALSO, another tract, about two mile from the above, containing about 200 acres, principally swamp land. Terms will be made accommodating. - ; HENRY APPLEWHITE. Pinedum, Halifax Co. March 8, IS50.


ocr: A PUBLIC MEETING, to considrr ilu question , Southern h!ig!it. rvill be held nt the CquH House in Tavboi o yl ru'sdny, the 2th of March at i G'!irk '


ocr: CANDIDATES. Election to lake place on the 191iJan y authorised to announce I VMM' M M i y i CqK Wm u Clements, of Martin coun- ty as a camijtate for the office of Rriga I 1.1. l Kl t fl!.!. uier ocncrai oui wngaue r. v. iiiiaia, in place of Gen. Thos. J. Person, resigned. pc are authorised to announce Col. rnr tt.;,rlW finnnmi iU n M C, i-.- i . n o i IMilitin. innlaceof Len. I'orsnn resigned.


ocr: ndvertisenients 25 per cent, higher. From SSalcsgli to Uocky illoiiiif. Fare Reduce tl. A - THE subscriber has taken the contract for carrying the mail from Raleigh to Rocky Mount, and will place on the line contfortable stages, good horses and care ful drivers, and will run it to 'connect with the cars on the Wilmington Rail Road, and with his stage line from Rocky Mount to Washington -lie will Reduce the Fare as follows: From Raieigh to Eagle Rock, SI 00 1 1 Ml - Wakefield, 1 50 Stanhope, 2 50 Nashville, 3 50 Rocky Mount, 4 50 M 1 Trunks, of ordinary size and weight, $1 50 part of the way in proportion small packages, "25 cents boxes and bundles agreeably to size and weight. Trunks, packages, &c. must be deposit ed at the above places and the freight paid, or the subscriber will not be responsible -for their safety. For seats, &c. apply to E. Yarbrough, Raleigh T. R. Debnam, Eagle Rock A. J. Foster, Wakcficld-D. S. Crenshaw, Sta diope B. II. freeman, Nashville W. L. Quails, Rocky Mount. GEO HOWARD. Tarhoro', pri.l 11, 1849. uimwiw i i i iiiirannrwinri ri r n ki t f i nrmiii i '


ocr: urif a tlje Blood. MHIIIIK The best Family Medicine now before the public. It has. Wn computed, that during the lat twenty years, three millions of persons have annually been benefited by the nse of these Medicines; a ict which speaks volumes in favor of their curative properties a single trial will place them lxyond the reach of competition in the estimation of every patient. By their use the blood is restored to a pure and healthy state, freed from all impurities. The system ia"hot reduced during their operation, but invigorated, and they require no restraint from business or pleasure The afflicted have in Moffat's Life Pills' and Phoenix 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 lalela and copy right secured according to the laws of tho United States. Prepared by W. B. MOFFAT, M. D.'. Ner York. For sale by Geo. Howard, Tarboro. CC.


ocr: Df EI), Near this place, on Wednesday 2nd inst., aed 17 months, Charles, son of John Hridgcrs Esq.


ocr: Rlciglt Book Biiidcrjr. Carteret RETURNS his grateful acknowledgments to the public lor i:,. very liberal patronage which has been extended to him, and respectfully an nounces that he still continues the business of Book-Binding in all its forms, in the City of Raleigh, where it is conducted, as heretofore, ovlr The Xorlh Carolina Book Store where every material and instrument necessary for binding, re-binding, repairing, will be kept cnustantly on hand, and- all work entrusted to him will be promptly and faithfully executed, in as substantial a manner, as elegant a sty I , and upon as reasonable terms, as it can be done any where. He will also execute to order, all kinds of bound in plain or fine style to suit purchasers," which cannot be su-passed by the Northern work, viz. Ledgers, Journals, Day. (looks, Re cord Books, Invoice, Cash, Letter Books, &ci &c. All orders will be executed with neatness and despatch, iiid the patronage of the public is res- pectiully fr-olicitedi A liberal discount for cash Rileigh, August 15th. 184!). , OBooks, &cj sent to, or left with, Geoi How ard, of Tarbcro', will be forwarded with des patch.! "


ocr: From Raleigh to Ilocky . Tare Reduced. THE subscriber has taken the carrying the rnail from Raleigh Rocky Mount, and will place on the comfortable stages, good horses and care ful drivers, and will run it to the cars on the Wilmington Iload, and with his stage line from Rocky Mount to Washington he will I Reduce the Fare as follows: it From Raleigh to Eagle Rock, $1 00 91 Wakefield, UtonhAno 1 50 2 50 3 50 4 50 Nashville, Rocky Mount, t. , Trunks, of ordinary size and weight, $51 50 part of the way in proportion small packages, 25 cents boxes and bundles agreeably to size and weight. Trunks, packages, &c. must be deposit ed at the above places and the freight ol the subscriber will not be finf llioir cifofi? i -r, o . t, , , . i n , , , r, , ilaieigh 1. R. Debnam, Eagle Rock T ti ... . n , , wv , , J, foster, Wakefield D. S. . T , ... U W. L. Quails, Rocky Mount. GEO UOWJ1RD. Tarhoro', April 11, 1S49.


ocr: THE TAUBORO' PRESS, -BY GEORGE HOWARD, JR is published weekly at Two Dollars per year paid in advance ot, T vo Dollars and Fifty Cents at the expiration of the subscription year. ' Adveriisemrnts not exceeding a square will be iHertcd a One Dollab the first insertion and 25 Cents for every succeeding tine. Longer ones at t'jat rate per square. Court Orders and Judicial cJvertisemcnts 25 per cent, higher.


ocr: Sugar. jj hhds of Cuba and Porto Rico, 10 bbls refined and crushed, 5 boxes loaf for sale by - W. Ji. WILLARD. Washington, July 24, 1849,


ocr: Just Received, FRESH SUPPLY of concentratedi vegetable. syrtip, a remedy for diarrhea and bowel complaint also, Hemsley's worm-destroying syrup, " anti-mineral pills, Whittemore'a American plasters -doi on paper Durkee's Green Mountain vegetable Ointment, For sale by ' Geo. Howard. :


ocr: .John Ei. Re Carteret R 3 TURN'S his grateful acknowledgments to public f ? J very liberal patronage which been extended" to him, and respectfully an that he still-continues the business of Book-Binding in all its forms, in the City of where it ia conducted as heretofore, r . The Xorlh Carolina Book Store, every material and instrument necessary binding, re-binding, repairing,' will be kept on hand, and all work entrusted to him . will be promptly,, and faithfully executed, as substantial a manner, as elegant a styl, and as reasonable terms, as it can be done any where. He will also execute to order, all kinds of . bound in plain or fine style to suit purchasers, which cannot be surpassed by the Northern work, viz. Ledgers, Journals, Day i)ooks, Re cord Rooks, Invoice, Cash, Letter Rooks, &ci All ord-" ill be executed with neatness and dean - and the patrouage of the public is res pectiuily solicited A liberal discount for cash Raleigh, August 15th. 149. Q300k3, &; sent to, or left with, (2eoi How of paxbrro will be forwarded with des patch i RTF. Hibbard & Co7s M ild i iterry Hitters,


ocr: Reduced to 75 cents. l - ' :&se Dr. Champion's Vegetable Ague Medicine, A safe and certain cure for Fevers of every de scription -also, Dr. -Champion's, anti-bilious pills - : PURELY VEGETABLE 1 For sale by T ' GEO IIOWARDi Tarboro', Nov. 9. . .


ocr: ! E. F Hibbard & Co.'s Wild Cherry Bitters, pHIS preparation is a certain sedative ..allaying all nervous excitability and calming nervous irritation palpitation of the heart dizziness of the head faintiness and ail diseases arising from a sympathetic affection of the stomach, are entirely relie ved by a few doses of these bitters. j. Circassian Balm, For the cure of all diseases of the skin burris and scalds, canker of the mouth cleansing the teeth, cuts, bruises & sprains also an excellent article for shaving. R. F. HIBBARD'S Vegetable Family Pills. These pills have been long known to (he proprietors, and an experience of more than twenty years enables tliem to speak with the utmost assurance of their medical virtues. Carminative Salve Originally prepared by the Rev. B. Hibbard. This salve is one of the valuable rcihedies known for folons, biles, painful ulcers, &c. For sale in Tarboro' by Geo. Howard. September 7, 1847.


ocr: E. F Hibbard & Co.'s Wild Cherry Bitters, pHIS preparation is a certain sedative ..allaying all nervous excitability and calming nervous irritation palpitation of the heart dizziness of the head faintiness and ail diseases arising from a sympathetic affection of the stomach, are entirely relie ved by a few doses of these bitters. j. Circassian Balm, For the cure of all diseases of the skin burris and scalds, canker of the mouth cleansing the teeth, cuts, bruises & sprains also an excellent article for shaving. R. F. HIBBARD'S Vegetable Family Pills. These pills have been long known to (he proprietors, and an experience of more than twenty years enables tliem to speak with the utmost assurance of their medical virtues. Carminative Salve Originally prepared by the Rev. B. Hibbard. This salve is one of the valuable rcihedies known for folons, biles, painful ulcers, &c. For sale in Tarboro' by Geo. Howard. September 7, 1847. .. APPROVED Patent Medicines, c. J-RAY's Ointment, for the cure of white " swellings, scrofula, sore legs, &c. Harrell'B febrifuge, or vegetable tonic, . cough mixture of carrageen moss & squill , extract of sarsaparilla and blood root, anti-bilioQB tomato pills, Sappington'g anti-fever pills do. book on fevers. Goelicke's matchless sanative, for the cure of .consumption, coughs, colds, &c. Phelps's tomato pills Peters's vjgetable do, Thomson's eye water, chemical opsdcldoc, Longley's great western Iadian panacea, Oil spike, British oil, Bateman's drops, laudanum Paregoric, essence of peppermint, lemon, &c. Harlem oil, castor oil, liquid ointment, French plaster to cure corns, Mast India hairdye, Compound chlorine tool!) wash, fancy soaps. Connel's remedy for diseases of urinary organs, Sherman's worm ami headache lozungos, Hull's cough lozenges, Hull's anti-fever pills Hoof's founder ointment, for horses, Clemen ts's vegetable tonic mixture, Armstrong's do do Evans's family aperient pills, Evans's tonic lo Turner's ague and fever and chill and fever pills, Tyler's vegetable fever and ague pills, i Wistar's balsam of wild cherry, &c. &c For sale by Geo. Howard. Cotton Yarn. HP HE subscriber has just received a quantity of Cotton Yarn, different numbers, which he will sell very low ' J f Or C"sll r bart'T Pnrwinn flrsirnus of nurchasinff cheW, i o . Will do well to call and see. L Feb. 4. Geo. Howard. Bowel mid Summer complaint, m CURE NO PAY. Dr Jayne will guarantee thnt his Carminative Balsam will cure Diarrhoea, Colics, Cramps, Griping Pain, Cholera Morbus Summer j Comjiowt,nd other derangements of the JStomach


ocr: Tarboo Nov. 9. Horses, SfC.for hire. rnIHE subscriber continues to keep horses and vehicles for hire on the following TERMS PER DAY: For carriage, two horses, and driver, $5 00 ,, carriage and harness, - 2 00 barouche, two horses, and driver, 4 00 ,, barouche and harness, - 1 50 carryall, two horses, and driver, 3 50 carryall andfliarness, : 1 00 " bugRY and horse, . - 2 00 DUggy ai)d harness, - 0 75 horse, saddle and bridle, - 1 25 horse, - 1 00 , horse and cart, 1 25 Cart and gear, - 0 25 Horse and plough, - 1 00 plough and gear, - 0 25 VYagonand dray, by contract. The above charges are for an ordinary day's ravellonger or shorter distances, by contract. April 10 GEQ HOWARD,


ocr: T.4 d- H 9 -v Z h-t r A FRESH SUPPLY df concentrated vegetable syrup, a remedy for diarrhea and bowel complaint also, Hemsley's worm-destroying syrup, anti-mineral pills, Whittemore's American plasters dot on paper, Durkee's Green Mountain vegetable Ointment, For sale by Geo. Howard.


ocr: . JYbticc. ; THE subscriber having qualified at August Term 1850, of the County Court of Edgecombe, as Executor to the last Will and Testament of Priscilla Hare, of said county, hereby gives notice to all persons having claims against said dee'd to prese'nt them within the time prescribed by law, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recoveryall those indebted will make payment. JAS. J PHILIPS, Ez'r. August 28, 1850.


ocr: j ; , j To Turpentine makers. ... WE WISH to contract for flake scrape Turpentine, to be delivered next fall and winter, for which we will give a liberal price. JOHN MYERS $ SON. Washington, 19th Aug. 1850. $25 Reward. RANAWAY from the Subscri ber oh Monday night last, negro man JULIUS, about 38 or 40 years old, five feet ten inches high, inclined to be slender, with a long face and hig forehead. Said boy is a keen, shrewd fellow, and will no doubt try and get to the free States. . 'He; was raised in this county, hear Tarboro.' I will give the above reward for the apprehension, and delivery of said boy to me, or if con fined in any jail so that I get him again. Any information respecting him will be thankfully received. JO. D. JENKINS. Edgecombe Co., July, 19th, 1850. Don't you want to ride? THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand, a large variety of vehicles compris ing. K aggies, iSarouchcs, Vr. of every style and finish. Ho also manufactures to order any de scription of vehicles, from an ox cart to fine carriage, in a style not surpassed this country, and at prices as low as can be alTorded anywhere. He also carries on a large harness man ufactory sets of harness from $12 S50. Vehicles of every description at short notice and on reasonable terms, The subscriber will attend the ! of Rhrpfoinhr nn(l hfi nrpnarotl to t 1 11 " - contracts as above, on favorable terms. JAMES NELSON. Greenville, Pitt Co. July, 1850.


ocr: WfJs-! n5;- ijv tfr From Raleigh to Rocky Mount. rare Reduced, -:fi:- THE subscriber has taken the contract (or carrying the mail from Raleigh to Rocky Mount, and will place on the l comfortable stages, good horses and fill drivers, and will run it to with the cars on the Wilmington Rail Road, and with his stage line from Rocky Blount to Washington he will Reduce the Fare as follows: From Raleigh to Eagle Rock, J? I 00 " Wakefield, 1 50 " " Stanhope, 2 50 I " " Nashville, 3 50 " " Rocky Mount, 4 50 f Trunks, of ordinary size and weight, $1 50 part of the way in proportion small packages, 25 'tteuts boxes and bundles agreeably to size and Weight. ; Trunks, packages, &c. must be deposit ed at the above or the subscriber for their safety For scats, Italeigh T. ?StnnhnnP W II Frpomnn Mnhvil1n W. L. Quails, Rocky Mount. J GEO HOWARD. j Tarboro', April 11, 1849. places and the freight will not be &c. apply to K. R. Debnam, Eagle n r,ft,Kv


ocr: Wilson Monument. THE subscriber will have several con veyances at Rocky Mount on Tuesday evening next, to convey that evening next morning to Tarboro', persons desi- rousol witnessing the ceremonies attend ing the laying of the Corner Stone of the Wilson Monument on Wednesday the 22nd inst.' The fare will be Si each, and the same price returning to Rocky Mt. GEO. HOWARD. Tarboro, May 18, 1S50. Dr. George C. Sugg, HAVING LOCATED IN HAMILTON, . OFFERS his professional .services to the citizens of Martin county. He will be found at all times at his office, unlcs; professionally engaged. His charges .xyW be very moderate, and he hopes by strict attention to his duties to merit a share


ocr: State Con ventiou. Several of the Primary Meetings bay differed as to the day lor holding a Dcm0 -ing cratic Male Convention, and it having been rcfen cd to the Ccnlral Committee of tliC Democratic party to designate the day and place for said purpose, it 13 hereby respccllully recommended thai said Cor. vention be held in the City of Raleigh, on t Thursday the 13th day of June next. Ample time will thus be afforded forci the Counties in the State to hold their Meetings and send Delegates. Tin cnt crisis in our public affairs demanAsiUc and consideration of every Dem. ocrat,and it is therefore hoped that thc proposed Convention will be a full one. ' By order of the Democratic State Com. miltce. THQT A IT n W A TCO M r. "wu v-r. i a ouii lsflUlf7JiU.il. Town Lots for sale. PURSUANT to a Decree of the Court of Equity, in the cause of Margaret ten and others, ex parte, the undersigned will offer to the highest bidder on the premises, on Saturday, the 25th of May, Lot No. 2G, in the town of Tarboro', fuj. merly the property of - K.&S.D.Cottcn, And now occupied by Ilyman & Pippcn. Aho, part of Lot No. 15, adjoining ihe former. - Terms- Six months credit with inte rest from the day of sale, the purchaser to give bond with surety. Kcncim H. Lewis, C. M. E. May 1st, 1850. Dr. Kecse, Surgeon tfentist, OF VVILMINGfON. N, C. Will U : T.u-j xr.i i i iuimwu.wii ncuunuay mc


ocr: ti J. Frosn SSalcigh to Rocky iVIomit. Fare Reduced, THE subscriber has taken Hie contract for carrying the mail from Raleigh to Rocky Mount, and will place on the line comfortable stages, good horses and carc- ful drivers, and will run it to connect with the cars on the Wilmington Rail Road, and with his stage line from Rocky JMojnt to Washington he will . Reduce the Fare as follows: From Italeigh to Eagle Rock, $1 00 Wakefield, 1 50 Stanhope, 2 50 Nashville, 3 50 Hocky Mount.. 4 50 1 Trunks, of ordinary size and weight, $1 50 part of the way in proportion small packages, 25 cents boxes and bundles agreeably to size and weight. Trunks, packages, &c. must be "deposit ed at the above places and the freight paid, or the subscriber will not be responsible for their safety. For seats, &c. apply to E. Yarbrough, Raleigh T. R. Debnam, Eagle Rock A. J. Foster, Wakefield D. S. Crenshaw, Stanhope 13. II. Freeman, Nashville W. L. Quails, Rocky Mount. GEO IIO WARD. Tarboro', April 11, 1S49.


ocr: Raleigh Boolt Bindery. John Mi. Be Carteret RETURNS his grateful acknowledgments the public for the very liberal patronage which has been extended to him, and respectfully an nounces that he still continues the business Book-tiinding in all its forms, in the City Raleigh, where it is conducted, as OV' r The North Carolina Hook Store, where every material and instrument necessary for binding, re-binding, repairing, will bo custantly on hand, and all work entrusted tii.M will be promptly and faithfully executed, in as substantial a manner, as elegant a style, and upon as reasonable terms, as it can be done any where. He will also execue to order, all kinds of bound in plain or line style to suit purchasers, which canot be su'passed by the Northern work, viz. Ledgers, Journals, Day ilooks, Re cord Hooks, Invoice, Cash, Letter Books, &ci &c. All orders will be executed with neatness and despatch and the patronage of the public is res pectiully frolicitedi A liberal discount for cashi Raleigh, August loth, 1849. QCj"-Book3, &e sent to, or left with, Geoi How ard, of 'ubro will be forwarded with des patch


ocr: Tarboro', Nov. 9. Horses , fyc.for hire. Hp HE subs .oer continues to keep horses and Vehicles for hire on the following. TERMS PER DAY! For carriage, two horses, and driver, ,,. carriage and harness, -,, barouche, two horses, and driver, ,, barouche and harness, carryall, two horses, and driver, ,, carryall and harness, : ku.crcry and horse, - kuggy and harness, $5 00 2 00 4 00 1 50 3 50 1 .00 " 2 00 . 0 75 1 25 1 00 "1 25 0 25 . 1 00 0 25 horse, saddle and bridle, horse, horse and cart, . - - Cart and gear, - - . Horse and plough, ,, plough and gear, Wagon and dray, by contract. The above charges are for ah ordinary dav't navel longer or shorter distances, by contract. April 13. GEO HOWARD, j j


ocr: . From Ualeigh to Rocky Mount. ' . Fare Rcelucal. THE subscriber has taken the contract 4 for carrying the mail from Raleigh to . Rocky Mount and will place on the line comfortable stages, good horses and care- ful drivers, and will run it to connec .'with the cars on the Wilmington Rail Road, and with his stage line from Rocky Mount to Washington he will i Reduce the Fare as' follows: V From Raleigh to Eagle Rock, l 00 t Wakefield, 1 50 Stanhope, - 2 50 Nashville,", 3 50 Rocky Mount, 4 50 it Trunks, of ordinary size and weight. $1 50 part of the way in proportion small packages, '25 cents -boxes and bundles agreeably to size and weight. Trunks, packages, &c. must be deposit- cd at the above places and the freight paid, or the subscriber will not be responsible for their safety. For seats, &c. apply to E. Raleigh T. R. Debnam, Eagle Rock A. J. Foster, Wakefield D. S. Crenshaw, Stanhope B. H. Freeman, Nashville -f W. L. Quails, Rocky Mount. GEO HOWARD, i Tarboro', April 11, 1840,


ocr: Migar. J (J) nnts uoa ant Prt0 Rico, - 10 bbls refined and crushed, 5 boxes loaffor sale by W H. WILLARD. Washington, July 24," 1849.


ocr: J (J) nnts uoa ant Prt0 Rico, - 10 bbls refined and crushed, 5 boxes loaffor sale by W H. WILLARD. Washington, July 24," 1849. JYotice. -'.-- For coughs and lung complaints nsie Dr. Bar tholomew's Pink Expectorant syrup. v VoV hend ache though constitutional ot incidt n is cured by Dr.Spohn's head lache remedy, . : Li V hrrtm of China, for the cure, of all diseast -)Mi require external application.v 'The !rny haired will find the Indian Hair Py pcrject and effectuah , . For sale bv - rGco. Howard. . -


ocr: THE TAKBOttO' PRESS, BY GEORGE HOWARD, JR. ; - ': Js published weekly at Two Dollars per year paid in advance-or. Two Dollars and Fifty Cents at the expiration of the. subscription year. 'Advertisements not exceeding 'a square will be inserted at One Dollar the first insertion, and 25 Cents for every succeeding one. Longer ones at lhat rate per square. Court Orders and Judicial advertisements 25 per cent, higher.- .


ocr: Jiist Rbceivcd, A FRESH SUPPLY of Whittemare's '" ... . i..:4 remedy lot diarrhea and bowei coiupiaiv v,,. IIemsley's worm-cTestroying syrup, , anti-mineral puis, ' VVhittemore's American plasters do, on paper, Durkee's Green Mountain vegetable Ointment, For sale by - '.Geo. (loward;


ocr: llorscsyc. Jjy hire. jjl UK sub"' Joer continues to keep horses ano vehicles for hire on the following . TERMS PER DAY: . For carriage, twer horses, and, driver, S5 00 carriage and harness, .i - . -barouclie, two. horscl, and "driver, v 2 00 4 D Or -1 50 -3 50 ' 1-00 " 2 JD 0 ','0;7 : 1 00. " 0 25 . 1 00. 0 25 " ",, barouche and harness,. , ,i caTryall," two horses, and driver carryall andl.arness, ' biigy and hoise. buggy ami haiuess.j- horftii, 6uJUIti aad -bridle, horse, " v " . , horse and cart, v V -1 : Cart and gear,' , - , . -Horse ana plough, :.V i - , plough and gear, ""' - Wagon anfcdray, by contract, - ,T above charges are fur an'oilinary daY udvei longer or snorter disttmces, by contract. Anrinv ' fihHK-HOlVJXri Fortouglis. and - lung: -complaihls uso'i)r;JBari olomcvvrink:Expectorant syrup7 Sick kead itchb, though eostitutioiral or incide J tal, is'cured by Dr: Spohu head ache remedy, . LihtiaU ' China t for dip 'cie of aU disease that require external. application.. . ' 7 1 Ihe gray haired will d the Indian Hair ' ' & -


ocr: s'amcs and prices of Ur. Jnyue's Faisiifiy Medicines, rlz: . Jayne's Expectorant, per bottle, SI 00; Hair tonic, 1 00 tonic vermifuge, 125 cts. carminative iiiiVoam, 25 cts i sanatiye pills, per box, 25 ctsl Vtnerican hair dye, 50ctsalteralive, 1 00; aguo TVS - t larboro', Nov. 9. ' ;


ocr: rwk.- r.'. sis te vf. 4 DEMO 113 TIC State Convention. Several of the Primary Meetings havin differed as to'thc day lor holding a Dcmot cratic State Convention, and it having been refened to the Central Committee of tl.e Democratic party; to designate t he dav and place for said purpose, it is hereby respect luUy recommended. that said Con vent ion be held in the City of Ralegh, on Thursday the 13th day of June nest Ample time wiH thus be afforded for all the Counties in the State to hod ,er Meetings and send Delegates. The pres ent crisis in our. public affairs demands the attention and consideration of every Dem ocrat, and it is thercforo hoped that the proposed Convention will be a full one. Dy order of.the Democratic State Com mittee. JOSI A II 0. WATSON, Chairman. JYbticc. . . un6 4u-...uu Administrator on the estate of Pelrr HineSy deceased, gives notice to all per having claims against the estate of deceased to presenf them for pay. within the lime limited by law, or notice will be plcud in bar of their re persons indebted will . plcaso payment. PETER E. IIINES 2Sth May, 1850. MIS Sr 4.-, -


ocr: i Candidates Ibr licrilT. v '(J3We. arc authorised to announce James F. Jenkins, as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of this county, at the en suing election. ; (OVe are authorised to announce Jacob By rum, as a candidate for the of fice of Sheriff of.this county, at the en suing elect ion. yj ai0 auinoriscu to. announce John Gray Williams, as a candidate for the ffic of Sheriff of fliis county, at the ensuing election. I j


ocr: Bacon and Lard FOR SALE at the store of Hyman k Pippcn. - Jos. Jno. Pippen. Tarbor6?, May 1 , 1 850. ; Jlotvel complaints Colics, &c. POSITIVELY CUKED BV J a smc's Carm iiiativc Ba 1 s.nin. Chicago, III.; Marth 7, 1843. Dr. D. Javne. Dear sir: You ask me whs proofs I rr.eet with of the efficacy of your Carmi alive. I can safely say that I never prescribed a medicine for Bowel complaints that has given mo so much satisfaction, and my patients so speedy and perfect .relief as this. Whenever introduced , iato a family, it becomes a standing remedy for those ailments, and is" called for aain and aaint which- I think a pretty good proof of its efficacy and usefulnesst In the summer comp'aiht of chil dren, it has frequently appeared to snatch ihe Yti. tie victims, as it were, from theravei It saved iheflife of my i child, and of such and such child,,, I have repeatedly heard said. In dysen tenc aflections of adults, I have ime and agai' seen it act like a charm, and give permanent- ,,e ,n a w hours, I may say in a few minute?. "M t 3 a valuable medicine H 'and tio Tamil should be wiltiout if. J . Respectfully, r M. L. KsArp, M. D. Professor of Materia Medira in ii v Laporte University, ladianai - Prepared only by Dr; D, Jayne, " Philadclpli?f and sold on agency byl i J GEO. IJOTVAIU). TarboTo Feb. If,- . Graefenbcrg illiliciiics. JUST RECEIVED, the '.Gracfenbcrp Sarsaparilla. Compound the celcbniietl Children's Panaceathe Eye Lotion t health Bittefsl-the Fever and Ague Pi' the VegetablQ - Pills, and the Crceft Mountain Vegetable Ointment. ; February 16. Geo. Howard 1 JaiJite3 Tills, &e. For sale by ; . " fled, flfcieef


ocr: DIED. In Williamston, on Saturday last, Elder James Osbourn, of Baltimore. Elder Osbourn had been for many years, a dis tinguished member of the Primitive JW list denomination and travelled iVequvr.tV iiitouii iuu cuuuhth oiaies. lie was about 73 years of age. v.,rAi,LWs:'S'.',jJ.iii' .'frit;


ocr: Di Goods, Suitable for the Coitntry Trade;. (IB Yd's Negro Kersey " 50 Pieces Bleached Shirtings and sheet-ings,- . v . 200 " Brown do do -"100 " Drills, - - - v -100 " low. priced Prints, s , 20 Bales Battle & Co., Cotton Yarn, 300 Doz. Spool Cotton, t 100 Snuff Boxes. ; , - - '. ALSO,, Needles Hooks and eyes Bultons of all kinds Ivor-v, Tuck and side combs -Suspenders Percussion Caps Hardware and Crockery -Patent Medi cines Camphor Indigo Blacking -Linen Thread Cotton Hdkrs&c.&c. &c. for sale by WM. II. WILLARD. Washington, N. C. 5th March, 1S49. 1 TTln ii n - " - Notice. TIIE firm of II. King & Co. will be dissolved, by mutual consent, the first day of March next. All persons indebted to said firm, arc requested to call and settle at or before February Court next. The business hercafter will be conduc ted by Jo. S. Pender whovi11 give it his personal attention. Owing to sickness, our former work man became incapacitated for any busi ness, consequently .there has been consid erable delay and disappointment to our


ocr: JYoticc. ; - To the fllaM nic Fraternity.! AS it is contemplated to lay the Corner 'Stone of the Monument to be erected to the memory of P. G. M. Louis D; Wil son on the 22nd of May ncxtthe Lodg cs anrf Brethren generally are 'invited to participate in the ceremonies. .... By order of the W M. of Concord Lodge, No. 53, Tarborough. April 24,1850. - ' Notice. I WISH to employ 3 or 4 good Car eaters, good workmen, sober and indus trious. Fair wages will be given. Blacks preferred. Direct to Jackson, Northamp ton county, N. Ca. Thomas Bragg, Seii'r. 10 April, 1850. Preston & Merrill's Infallible Yeast l9cicact Warranted to make good Bread without fail, if good Flour is used, and to keep in any climate. No ingredient is used in the manufacture of this Yeast which is not Inure: and, as it is manufactured on che mical principles, it will not fail to raise bread, cakes, buckwheat cakes, &c., when used according to the directions. For sale by . Geo. Howard. Groceries, &c & 123 hbls New Orleans Molasses part a very superior quality for family use. 25 hhds new crop French Islands dit to; strictly prime. 21 " Sugar of various grades 50 bags Coffee ditto. 500 bbls. Whiskey EI Dorado." 25 " Gin. 25 " Rum.. 75 " New York Canal Flour. 150 kegs Nails 4s tb 20s inclusive, 50 boxes Vroom & Fowlers No. 1 Soap, 25 " Candles equal to Hull & Son's, 200 bags Sljot assorted, 25 kegs -Powder, 30 boxes Tobacco 5s and 8s, 25 bbls. Snuff, salt and Fresh, 10 " Copperas, T . 50 " Mess Pork, 100 reams Wrapping Paper, 10 m 'Justo Sanz" Principe Segars, 30 bbls Crackers. Indigo Camphor Epsom Salts-Glau- jtar Sails Blank Book Fools Cap and fetter PaperFrench Brandy Holland 5in Malaga and Madeira Wine, with Jnan.y other articles usually sold in a coun try store for sale by 1 . W. II. WILLARD. Washington N. C. 25th February 1850. 4.-1 llAVE formed a Copartnership under the j style and firm of I Piltmau & Culhbcrt iporthe purpose of conducting a general. i GROCERY ind Commission Business


ocr: JYoticc. ; - To the fllaM nic Fraternity.! AS it is contemplated to lay the Corner 'Stone of the Monument to be erected to the memory of P. G. M. Louis D; Wil son on the 22nd of May ncxtthe Lodg cs anrf Brethren generally are 'invited to participate in the ceremonies. .... By order of the W M. of Concord Lodge, No. 53, Tarborough. April 24,1850. - ' Notice. I WISH to employ 3 or 4 good Car eaters, good workmen, sober and indus trious. Fair wages will be given. Blacks preferred. Direct to Jackson, Northamp ton county, N. Ca. Thomas Bragg, Seii'r. 10 April, 1850. Preston & Merrill's Infallible Yeast l9cicact Warranted to make good Bread without fail, if good Flour is used, and to keep in any climate. No ingredient is used in the manufacture of this Yeast which is not Inure: and, as it is manufactured on che mical principles, it will not fail to raise bread, cakes, buckwheat cakes, &c., when used according to the directions. For sale by . Geo. Howard.


ocr: Cash Ad varices? THE undersigned will advance in inrcu-juurin . 01 me market value here of Coin, Cotton, and Naval Stores, deposited with him for shipmentb his friend J. G. Williams, Esq., New York." W. II. WILLARD. Washington, N."C.17lh Nov. 1849. FareReduced. IP HE Stage Fare from Rocky Mount to Washington is 'reduced to $5 or, From Rocky Mount to Tarboro " " " Sparta. " " " Falkland " " " Greenville " " " . .Pactolus " - " Washingon Tarboro' to Sparta " " . Falkland " Greenville $1 50 2 00 2 50 3 00 4 00 5 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 For scats, &c. apply to II. Wiswall, Washington Goold Hoyt, Greenville or to Geo, Howard, Tarboro9. February 1, 184S. . Thomas L. Liddon, BRICKLAYER & PLASTERER, INFORMS the citizens of Martin and the adjacent counties, that he has Removal to Hamiiu ji, 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 executed expeditiously and in a workman like manner. References. Jov. IVahfo, Hamilton, IVm. Norflcet, Tarboro Baker Slaton, Edgecombe Co., Goold Hoyt, Greenville. Hamilton, April 3, IS50 Flour! Flour!! Mir FLOUR, of an excellent quality, by barrel or retail, For sals by Geo. Howard. Nov, 12lh, 1849. A LARC.E AI Valuable Farm FOR SALE.


ocr: Rocky Mount, Sept. 8th, 1 848. Cotton Factory $ Mills. THE undersigned, successors to Battle have associated themsel ves together under the title of BTTJLE & CO. They have been at great expense in en- largingthe operations of this establishment and in the purchase of new machinery, and feel warranted in saying, that' they can now make as good an article of , Cotton Yarn as can be manufactured any where in the U. Stales and are determined to sell at as AIL they desire, in order to secure the trade of merchants and dealers in this part of the.country, is, that they examine the quality of their Yarns, and their liber al terms, before purchasing elsewhere. We do only a quarterly business; but vill make the liberal discount of 2 per i . for Cash. B. D. BA TTLE, ' JAS. M. BATTLE,, JVM. S BATTLE, ' J. L. HORNE. o3


ocr: Watcii, Clock, aricL: jfcicelryllepdiring. --; " """"! (fr i ' urn HAVING employed a 'very -superior' German-workman e'by 'the year, 'I would most respectfully inform the public, that they can have their ; Watches, &c. repaired, At my shop in Tarboro', in a style equal to and as cheap as ihey can be done else where. I warrant my work Jot twelve months thus my patrons have the advantago 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 must aomc-' times happen to the best workmen. ALWAYS ON HAND, A select assortment of Jetvcry,- As cheap as can be bought elsewhere. JO. S. PENDER. Tarboro', June 6 1S50. Thft NiiliSftrihfrs" f HAVE formed a Copartnership. under tho; style and firm -of tPUtnifin V 4 utlibfrt For the purpose of conducting a general fuel Commission JBuspticss They are tiow receiving from the North ern cities a general and well selected as sortment of GOODS in their line, which having been purcnasea oy tneir agents there for Cash, they will be enabled to fill the orders of their friends upon the very best terms. They offer their services to the Farmers


ocr: DIED. In this county, on Saturday lasMi1 40 years, Col. Simmons B. AW' leaving three children to mourp. W Also, on the day preceding, Mi Bell,


ocr: from Ralcigl to Rocky Jlounf. Fare Reduced THE subscriber has taken the. contract for carrying the mail from Raleigh to Rocky Mount, and will place on the line comfortable stages, good horses and care i'ul drivers, and will run it to" connect with the cars on the Wilmington Rail Road, and with his stage line from Rocky Mount to Washington he will Reduce the Fare as follows: From Raleigh to Eagle Rock, $1 00 it f Wakefield, 1 50 Stanhope, 2 50 : Nashville,. 3 50 Rockv Mount, 4 50 ft Trunks, of ordinary size and weight, $i 50 yartof the way in proportion s-nal. packages, 25 cents boxes aria1 bcudles agfecably to size and weight. Trunks packages &c. must be deposit ed at the above places ami the freight paid, or the subscriber will not be responsible for their safety. For seats, &(. apply to E. Raleigh T. R. Debnam, Eagle Rock A. J. Foster, Wakefield D. S. Crenshaw, Stanhope B. H. Freeman, Nashville--W. L. Quails, Rocky Mount. GEO HOWARD. Tarhoro, April U, 1849.


ocr: Botanic Jflcdicihcs. HE subscriber has just received; di reel from New York, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP Tliomsonian medicines Lobelia, green and brbwn-nd and 3rd Prepare tion of do myrrh, cayenne pepper, porrd lily. Composition, bay berry, barberry,' spice bitters, Golden seal poplar bark, slippery elm, hemlock .Verve powder, nerve ointment, bitter root, Cough powders, cough syrupwoman's frtend, Syringes of various sizes, No. C, &c. &c. which he Is enablecl to sell at greatly re duced prices. GEO. HOWARD. June 2?. : " '


ocr: Gree? Mountain vegetable Ointment, Just Received, FRESH, SUPPLY of Whittemore's ; concentrated vegetable syrup, a remedy for diarrhea and bowel complaint also, HerasleyV worm-destroying syrup, " anti-mineral pills, -Whittemore's American plasters dot on paper, J or sate ay vreo. nuwara.


ocr: Raleigh Book Bindery. John if. tie Carteret ' U URS his grateful acknowledgments to the public very liberal patronage which has been extended to him, and respectfully an nounces that he still continues th business Book-Binding in all it- form: , in the City Raleigh, where it is conducted, as heretofore, OVi The North Carolina Book Store, where every material and instr- ment necessary for binding, re binding, repairing, wi 1 be custantly on hand, and all work entrusted to him will be promptly and faithfully executed, in as substantial a manner, as elegant a styl, and upon as reasonable terms, as it can be done any where. q will also execue to order, all kinds of bound in plain or fine style to suit purchasers, which cannot be surpassed by the Northern work, viz. Ledgers, Journals, Day Hooks, Re cord Books, Invoice, Cash, Letter Books, &ci &c. All ord' ill be executed with neatness and des"" and the patronage of the public is res pectiully solicited i A liberal discount for cashi Raleigh, August 15th, 1849. CtjrBook3, &o sent to, or left with, (eo How ard, of rarbcro will be forwarded with des patciti


ocr: For sale by GEOi HOWARD. Tarboro', Nov. 9. Horses , fyc.for hire. Hp HE sub" .oer continues to keep horses and Tehicles for hire on the following TERMS PER DAY j For carriage, two horses, and driver, $5 00 carnage and harness, - 2 00 barouche, two horses, and driver, 4 00 barouche and harness, - 1 50 carryall, two horses, and driver, 3 50 ,, carryall and harness, : i 00 ! Duggy anu norse, - 2 00 buggy and harness, - 0 75 horse, saddle and bridle, - 1 25 horse, , 1 00 horse and cart, 1 25 ,, Cart and gear, - 0 25 Horse and plough, i 00 ,, plough and gear, - 0 25 Wagon and dray, by contract, The above charges are for an ordinary day' travellonger or shorter distances, by contract. APril I3 GEO, HOWARD. Cotton Yarn. JP HE subscriber has just received a quantity of Cotton Yarn, different umbers, which he will sell very low For cash or barter Persons desirous of purchasing cheap. vilf do well to call and see. Feb. 4. Geo. Howard.


ocr: Pianos! Pianos!! THE undersigned respectfully calls the at tention or the public to the splendid, highly finished New Scale Rosewood ami Hahogany with an entire cant iron framey handsomely car ted and gilt this iron frame combines ihe en ire instrument, prevents it from warping ami getting out of tune. For fifteen years have thry been tried in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Vir ginia, and some in constant use in Institutions, by Professors, and private families, and have given entire satisfaction; the climate or change of weather have little or no effect on the Instru mentsthe tone is powerful, brilliant and sweet. Principals of Academies, professors and mer hants will find it to their interest to purchase these Pianos. All instruments are warrantei . Orders and letters will be promptly answered and attended to. Itesptrclfuliy, Address, A. KUHM & CO. No. 85 North Green St., Bait. ..- LIST OF PRICES. Pianos with m'talic plate in Rosewood or mahogany cases, 6 octave, from 180 to $250, With iron frame, 225 to 300. 6 octave, 250 to 350. 6J, 275 to 350. 7 octave, 300 to 500. 7 octave, Grand Pianos, very powerful and bril liant, trom 500 to $1000. Harps from 350 to $600, The above named Pianos are constantly man ufactured with all the latest improvements, and will be sold on the most accommodating termst Any person wishing to purchase a Piano will J please notify the subscriber, and a Piano will be 6ent here by A. K & Co. and if the instru ment or price do not please, they will be at no


ocr: Just deceived, R. MURPHY'S sugar-coated vegeta ble anii-iever pui, . Dr. Murphy's sugar-coated anti-bilious pills, Dr. Hull's vegetable fever & ague & anti-fever do " medicated cough lozenges, , Dr.Spcncefs vegeiable cathartic pills, . - Jii vegetable tonic and restorative bitters. For sale by ; Geo. Howard. THrhfyro'. March 13 . -


ocr: i Just Received,- FRESH SUPPLY of Whittemore's concentrated vegetable syrup, a sure remedy for diarrhea and bowel complaint also, Hemsley's j worm-destroy trig syrupy " anti-mineral pills, Whittemore's American plasters' id' on paper, Durkee's Green Mountain vegetable Ointment, For sale by Geo. Howard.


ocr: I Tin Ware; ? i . - TP HE subscriber ; has just received ; a v ' fresh : supply xf .. TIN Ware, manu factured at Washington, in this Mate, viz: Lard stands'of various sizes, buckets do do, Coffee pots do do, measures do do, wash I asica Lanterns, scoops, milk strainers, culentlers, Oil cans, pepper boxes, cups, dish pans, &c. which will be sold on reasonable and ac commodating terms. . , fTpOrders for gutters, conductors, and tin ware ot every description, win uu at tended to forthwith. - Geo. Howard. Tarboro March . r '


ocr: J iis t Ke cie i ve dV J FRESH -SUPBY s. concentrated vegetable syrup a for diarrhea and bowel complaint also; Hemsley's worm-destroying syrup, " 'C'f " anti-mineral pills. American plasters doi on paper, Durkee's Green Mountain, vegetable Ointment, For sale by Geo,i Howards


ocr: Dr. Chainpioii's Vegetable Jig h e Medicine, a cjifA and certain cure for Fevers of every crrintinn aV.ro: n. zWa Zilii t,:i:ia PURELY VEGETABLE. ; For sale by '. GEO HOWARD Tarboro', Nov. 9. - 7


ocr: Ho rscs, $?c. for hire. rjpiljE subscriber continues to keep horses and VKlr1oo fi K i ro fr r 4i r inr - ' ' TERMS PER DAY: " For carriage, two horses, and driver, . carriage and liarness, ,, barouche, two horses, and .driver, tbaroucheJand harness, ' carryttvoliorses, and driver, ' 'carfyall and barncss, ." : ' ,, buggy andT Horse, - ,', buggy-and harness, . - - $a oo 2 00 4 00 1 50 ' 3 50 1 00 2 00 I 25 1 00 1 25 0 25 1 Q0 0 25 horse, saddle and bridle, - . horse, - - r " , . - . , fiorse i and cart, . , v Cart and gear, c ' Jlorse and plough, " - i .plough and gear, ' - f . VVagon arfd dray, by contract t : ' - The above charges are for an ordinary day V tiavellonger or shorter distances, by contract. April 13. . ' GEO, HOWARD.


ocr: W hittemare'a . Just Received, -A FKESII SUPPLY of concentrated vegetaoje syrup, a remedy for diarrhea and bowel complaint also, Hemsley's worm-destroying syrup, anti-mineral pills, , American plasters doi on Jiaper, een Mountain vegetable Ointment, For sale bv . Ceo: Howard.


ocr: liivlfare. 0 1 - HP HE subscriber has just, received a fresh supply of TIN - TVarc, manu factured at Washington, in thtstate,viz: Lard stands of various sizes, bnckels do do Coffee poU do do, measirres do do, wash t asi"B Lanterns, scoops, milk strainers, culenders, Oil cans, pepper boxes,, cups, dish pans, &c. which will - he: sold "on reasonable and.ac- ' commojdatlng terms. (Orders for gutter?, conductors, and tin-ware of every description, will be aU tended to forthwith. Geo. Howard. . Tarboro', March .


ocr: . Ji'st Jlcceived . R. MURPU YJS sugar-oQgted yegcta- ble anti-fever pills, V Dr Murphy's sugar-coated "anti-bilious pills, ' Or. Mull's vegetable fever & ague & anti-.felver 4o t -medicated cough loxenges, Or. Spencer's vegetable cathartic pills, ' : .vegetable tonic and restorative bitters. ; For sale by : Geo. Howard. TnibnroTM;irrh 1 3. ' ,


ocr: Washington Goold Hoyt, Greenville or io Geo. Howard, Tarboro9. February 1, 1848. . FareReduccd. 8 HP HE Stage Fare from Rocky Mount to Washington is reduced toS5 or, From Rocky Mount to Tarboro Si 50 " " Sparta 2 00 Falkland 2 50 - " Greenville 3 " . ' Pactoius 4 00 " " " Washingon 5 " Tarboro' to Sparta 2 ii ii Falkland Greenville 2 For seats, &c. apply to H.


ocr: 'jpUe Viirbord JPrcss, BY GEORGE HOWARD, published weekly at Two Dollars per year I :n aJvance or, Two Dollars and Fiftv ' ..iu pvnirnlinn nf the subscription vear. . iYCrtisements not exceeding1 a square will be ai"v r r--- fd a UNE LOLLAR inu nrsi nisei nun, uu j for every succeeding one. Longer ones at per square. Court Orders and Judicial ItT


ocr: Raleigh Book Bj udery 93-.-' John SI. Ste Carteret . . , , ...... " - - RETURNS his grateful acknowledgments to the public for the very liberal patronage 'which j has been extended- to him, and respect tdliy an nounces that he still continues the business of Book-Binding in all its forms, in the City of Raleigh, where it is conducted, as heretofore, over The North aroliha Hook Store, where every material and instrument necessary for binding, re-binding, repairing, will bekcpl coustantly on hand, and all work entrusted to him will be promptly and faithfully executed, in as substantial a manner, as elegant a style, and upon as reasonable terms, as it can be done any where. ,' ; He will also execue to order, all kinds of bound, in plain or fine style to suit . purchasers,; which canot be su -passed by the Norther work, viz. Ledgers, Journals, Day liooks, Re-! cord Books, Invoice, Cash, Letter Books, &ci j &c. j All orders will be executed with neatness and ; despatch, and the patronage of the publicis res pectiully solicitedi A liberal disc Hint for cash Raleigh, August 15th. 1819. (jBooks, &c sent to, or left with, LJeoi How arl, of "arb.ro will be forwarded with des patch " II. F. Hibbard & Co.'s lid Ciicn y ilitlt i f THIS preparation is a certain sedative allay ing all nervous excitability and calming nervous irritation palpitation of the he.ut dizziness iof


ocr: Purify t!)c Bloob. Si liutillCsir de best Family Medicine now before the public. It luas been computed, that during the last twenty years, three millions of persons have in favor of their curative properties a single trial will place thera beyond the reach of competition in the estimation of every patient. By their use the blood 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 biwnest or pleasure. The afflicted have in Moffat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters, a remedy that will do for them all that medicine can possibly effect The genuine of these medicines are now put up Tvith a fine steel engraved wrapper and labels, and copy right secured according to the laws of tho United States. Prepared by W. B. MOFFAT, M. D., Nev York. For sale by Geo. Howard. Tarboro I9 $1 TERSBUIt annually been benetited by the use of these Medicines : a fact which speaks volumes


ocr: Whiskey p00 DbU. Rectified Whiskey. 5 " Gin, Tn store for sale by - W. II. WILLARD. Washington, Dec. 7lh, 1850. jVIiitcOak Bbl staves. THE undersigned wishes to buy VV. Staves, for which he will pay the . lC5t market price for a good article. W. II. WILLARD. Yashinglon N. C. Dec. 7th, 1850. Common Schools. yf Nov. Term 1S50, of Edgecombe -Ullly Court, Divid Barlow, Jesse Har- rell, (-har'es Mabry, 15o,,n li. 13aron, VV il ,; ' Ellis, William F. Lewis, William R. ru-rrv. Josiah D. Jenkins William D. petway and Robert Bynum, were duly elected as superintendants of Common Schools for said county for the year 1851. They ac required by law to assemble at the County Court Clerk's office, on the first Thursday in January next, (it being the second day thereof.) and organize, by ap pointing one of their number Chairman, and to appoint acnooi cummmces lor ine different districts. JNO. NORFLEET C. C. C. and cx-officio Clerk of the Board of Su perintendants. Dec. 7th, 1S50.


ocr: Waiclr; CIocKr anil 'Jewelry "Repairing HAVING employed a very superior German workman by the year, 1 would most respectfully inform the public, that they can have their Watches, &c. rcpairccl. At my shop in Tarboro', in a style equal to and as cheap as they can be done else where. warrant my workjor twelve month thus my patrons have the advantago over those that send their Watches at a distance, by having, i he opportunity of having them overhauled and repaiied freo of charge, should there be any deficiency in the previous work, which must some times happen to the best workmen. ALWAYS ON HAND. Jl select assort ment of Jewelry, As cheap as can be bought elsewhere. JO. S PENDER. Tarboro', June G, 1S50. Vlrs. M. L. Pender, WOULD respectfully inform the citi zens of Edgecombe and the surrounding counties, that she has just returned from the North with a handsome and well as sorted collection of Millinery and Fancy Jtrl Her thanks are due to those who have neretotore patronized uer, ami sie impes hv strict attnntinn Inhpr KtisiriPfiain MiPfit the patronage of those who may call on her. Bonnets, Dresses, Caps, $c. Made at the shortest notice-, and in tho neatei-t and most fashionable manner. Tarboro', Oct 15, 1850.


ocr: : i i I ! 0 . - Al . ... . Only one mile from the dwelling there M- , c . ,, t . . t t i AlinAPil Srrmr f ho nnirinir t n tnr frot l oi tant Hale of REAL Eh'iATK, BY virtue of a decree of the Com Court of Nash county. .N. (V I shall the 1st day of January next expose i' public sale, on the premises, on a credit of six months, the well known tract of lar called the RansonVs Bridge Tract. Containing two hundred and sevent . acres, lying in the county of Nash, ad joining Porter's Gold mine. On tin premises are a fine two story dwelling Store H ouse. Gin, and all necessary on houses. It is known to be one of the best country stands in the State for merchan dizing, and a Public entertainment, beino nearly central between Louisburg, War renton, Halifax, and Nashville. Person: vishing to purchase will do well tocxan iue and attend the sale. t iv. JVRiGiirr . Adm'r. of Joel Rosser, dee'd. Nov. Glib, 1S50. FOR SATE. A Roanoke Plantation. HAVING de termined to move South, I now offer for sale my very valuable plantation oti Roanoke River, lying seven miles above Gaston, five miles from the Petersbiug Rail Road, and twenty one or two miles from Warrenton. This planta tion is in the County of Northampton, but within one mile of the confines of the Counties, of Warren, Halifax, and lituns wick, Va. The tract consists of ii. i- , , ,r rn T, , including more than ha!f of Push's Island, . i . ., , , , , . which is classed with the best land n the t ., ro , lir, Mate lor the growth of Corn and Wheat i . , . ,, , . I he uplands arc exceedingly well adapted . ,, ... .. r , MM n , r idence upon this land is one of the most beautiful and elegant, the situation being infi rinr tn nnnp in It cronnrnl iinnonrnnpn . i 3 i . u audit is considered in its properties bv : ii ,i i i 1 I r . jail those who have drank of its ! equal with that of Shocco or Jones' j Sulphur. I consider it useless to say as those who wish to purchase will come and examine for themselves. 1 am ex ceedingly anxious to sell, therefore feel willing to make a considerable sacrifice, BESJ. A. DICKENS. Chcnut II ill, N. C. Oct. 17. P. S. Persons wishing to purchase r h . i n joarn thoi terms Imp


ocr: Bacon and Lard FOR SALE at the store of J J. Pippen fy-Son. Tarboro' Jane 13, 1950.


ocr: ffJElder C. 13 TI assell expects to preach at Town. Creek on Tucsdav. 7th May, next; at lross Roads, on Wednes day, the 6th. V


ocr: J MARRIED. In Halifax, on Wednesday evening laSf by the Rev. J. B. Cheshire, T. W. lufc" Esq. of Edgecombe, to Miss Lpvinia ' second daughter of the, late Judge Daniel. '


ocr: Bacon and Lard FOR SALE at. the store of Hy man t Pippen. Jos. Jno. Pippen. Tarboro', May 1, 1850. Ladies Pair. THE FA IR of the Methodist Benevo lent Society of Greenville, will commence on Monday the 6lh May next, and con tinue during the session of the Court. Greenville, April 22. Dr. Kcese, Surgeon J2miisl9


ocr: Tin' Ware. dPHE subscriber has just -received a , fresh supply of TIN IVarc, n anu factured at Washington, in this State; viz: Lard stands of various sizes, buckets do do, Coffee pots do do, measures do do, wash . asi;9 Lanterns, scoops, milk strainers, culenders, Oil cans, pepper boxes, cups, dish pans, &c. which will be sold on reasonable and ac- c o id n i o d at i n g t er ms. ; gpbrders. for gutters, conductors, and tin ware xf every description, rMi be at- tended to forthwith. Geo. Howard. Tarboro', March . - " " ' ' '


ocr: 3IARUIED. In this county, on Thursday last, by Rev. John II. Danie!, Mr. Cobb to Miss Elizabeth Pippen, of Jos.-Jno. Pippen, Esq


ocr: C 4h L.-" . i .F-T W mm wi 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 use of these Medicines ; a tact which sspetika volumes in favor of their dilutive properties a single triul will place them beyond the reach of competition in the estimation of every patient. By their use the blood is restored to a pure and healthy state, n el from all impurities. The system is not reduced during their operation, but iuviorated, and they require no restraint from business or pleasure. The afflicted have in Jfroffat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters, a remedy that will do for them ail tliat medicine can possibly effect The genuine of these medicines are now put up with a tine steel engraved wrapper and labels, and copy riht secured according to the laws of tho . United States. Prepared by W. B. MOFFAT, &. D., New York. For sale by Geo. Howard Tarhoro .


ocr: I Building. HAVING associated witlf me Mr. Jrio. V. Saunders, of Petersburg, Va.. an expe- ienced workman in the various styles of Vrcnitecture, l would announce to the public, that we are prepared to contract or the building of plain or ornamental cottages, public buildings, churches, &c. ac. in a style and finish to defy competi tion. We will cither contract by the job cr by the day'. THOMAS OBERRY. Tarboro', Dec. 21,1849. -


ocr: Whiskey fJp bWs Whiskey; Rum, and Gin, ' - 1 half pipe Brandy; ; . . - ; 33 bbls Genessee Flour for sale by: W. II. WILLARD. Washington, July 24, 1S49. Thomas Li Liddon, BRICKLAYER & PLASTERER, ?r IJNFORMS the Public that he is now - fully prepared to execute all jobs in his line pfijusiness, 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 executed expeditiously and in a workman like manner. References. Wm. t Norjleel Tarboro,' Baker Staloji, Edgecombe Co., Goold Hoy I, Greenville. Tarboro,' Oct. 12, 1847. 42. Mfriilffc HuiltUng. JpERSONS desirous of having built, cither on the plan of the posts or by mud sills, are that they can be accommodated, on mod erate terms, by app1y:ng to the subscri ber, who has under s direction ELI, who has had considerable experi ence in that busine . , and is fully to undertake such obs. c . OF FIELD KING. Tarhoro', N. C, Decl, 1S4S. Ralcig i Book


ocr: Horses, fyc.for hire. fin HE sui)-" .her continues to keep horses and JO. vehicles for .hire on the following TERMS PER DAY: For carriage, two horses, and driver, $5 00 carriage and harness, 2 00 barouche, two horses, and driver, 4 00 ,, barouche and harness, - 1 , 50 carryall, two horses, and driver, 3 50 carryall and harness, : 1 00 buggy and horse, - 2 00 buggy and harness, - 0 75 , ,, horse, saddle and bridle," I 25 horse, . - - , I 00 , horse and cart, . 1 25 ,, Cart and gear, - - 0 25 Horse and plough , 1 00 plough and gear, . 0 25 Wagon and dray, by contract. The above charges are (br an ordinary day's travellonger or shorter distances, by contract. AP113- GEO, HOWARD,


ocr: Just Received ;x - FRESH SUPPLY of Whittempre'a concentrated vegetable ' syrup, assure remedy for diarrhea and bowel complaint- also, Hemsley's worm-destroying syrup, . " anti-mineral pills,' v Whittemore's American piasters doi on paper, Durkee's Green Mountain vegetable Ointment, Forsaleby Geol Howard.


ocr: Bacon arid Lard FOR SALE at, the store of Hyman$ Pippen; ' : Jos. Jno. 'Pippen. , Tarhorb', May 1 , 1850. .- : - . ; : u Bowel complaints Colics, &e. POSITIVELY CURED BY Jay uc's Carminative Balsam, . ' ; - CJucago, III v March 7, 1813. ' Dr. D. Jayne Dear, sir: You ask me what proofs I nr.eet with of the.efficaey of your Carmi- ative. I can safely say UiatI never prescribed medicine for Bowel complaints th'at lias given m' so much satisfaction, and mj patients sofipeedy and perfect relief as this. Whenever introduced into a family, it becomes a standing remedy for those ailments, and ia called for again and agaio which I think a pretty "good proof of its efticac? and use fain ess i In the summer complaint of chii tie viclims, as it were, from thegiavc "Itsa1 dren, it has frequently appeared to snatch the'C el the life of ray child, and of 6uch-and such ehild.V I have repeatedly heard said. '-In dysen teric affections of adults, I have time' and again seen it aclike a charm, and .give permanent re lief in a few hours, I may say in a few minutes In-fine;it is a valuable medicine, and no faroilj should he without it, -: . .. . r ; Respectfully, Mi L. Knapp, M. D , Professor of Maleria'Medica in ti La port Universilj, Indianaj Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadli'l'', md sold on agency by GEO. 110 IVJlRDi . vTarbmoVFciiHi - : JUST- RECEIVED the Graefenbg Sarsaparjlla Cornpound--lhe celebrated ChiMrerVs Panaea-the Eye Lotion-lh0 Health Bitters the Fever and Ague V' tlieegetabl Pills; "arid the Grcc" Mountain Vegetable Ointment. 5 1 February 16. ; GcUoT


ocr: jVD Quarter? 21st Reg't, N.C, M. ? Tarboro' Sept. lGth, 1S50. Unorder of Major Gen'J Singeltary, this Regiment will meet at Tarboro on Thursday the 10th of October .next,jirtn L and equipped for parade and review. He commissioned officers will attend the ay before (Wednesday) for officer drill nj Regimental Court Martial. By order, I HENRY T. CLARK, Col of 2 1st Regiment. ?. R. Bridges, Adjutant. Jjove Grove Plantation FOR SALE. THE subscriber offers his plantation for sale, situated on the W. & R. Rail low, one mile ir )m town, anu wen noivn as ontaining 100 acres, more or less, all un- jler fence ahdin a high state of cultivation, abundance of marl and much on the lace. I U( Ilia dLUUlllilJUuauiiii i nic IUH.UOJVI. V desirable the mules, hands, &c. will be isposcd of with the land For further particulars apply to & ?. POTTER.


ocr: jVD Quarter? 21st Reg't, N.C, M. ? Tarboro' Sept. lGth, 1S50. Unorder of Major Gen'J Singeltary, this Regiment will meet at Tarboro on Thursday the 10th of October .next,jirtn L and equipped for parade and review. He commissioned officers will attend the ay before (Wednesday) for officer drill nj Regimental Court Martial. By order, I HENRY T. CLARK, Col of 2 1st Regiment. ?. R. Bridges, Adjutant. Jjove Grove Plantation FOR SALE. THE subscriber offers his plantation for sale, situated on the W. & R. Rail low, one mile ir )m town, anu wen noivn as ontaining 100 acres, more or less, all un- jler fence ahdin a high state of cultivation, an abundance of marl and much on the lace. I U( Ilia dLUUlllilJUuauiiii i nic IUH.UOJVI. V desirable the mules, hands, &c. will be isposcd of with the land For further particulars apply to & ?. POTTER. Wilmington, Sept. IS. State o North Carolina EDGECOMBE COUNTF, William Worsley, Sen. vs. Nathan G. Worsley. Igecombe County Court, August Term, 1850. 0 iginal attachment. THE defendant is hereby notified that laid attachment was duly returned to Au gust Term, 1S50, of the Court of Pleas n (I Quarter Sessions of said County, lev- fed on a tract of land situate in said county,' itijo.ii.ng tne Unas ot wui.am Worsley,; gen. and 13. Melton, and containing 33$ L e i ii i u I kcrcs, more or less and unless he be and I Ippear bcfoie the Justices of said Court at the next Term thereof, to be held at the tourt House in Tarboro' on the fourth Monday of November-next, and then and Ihere replevy the property attached and lead to issue, judgment iro corfesso will be entered against him and such other ; tvocccdings had therein as to the Court ! 1 1 11 1 I nan seem ngnt anu proper. Done by order of said Court, at August .Term, 1S50. JNO. NOR FLEET, Clerk. Tarboro', Sept 7th, 1850. 1 Farm for Sale. i BEING desirous of removing to a war- 1 now oner ior


ocr: . Fare Reduced. rW. rT. - . . 11 U,1L " Washington is reduced to $5 or, 61 50 2 00 2 50 3 00 4 00 5 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 From Rocky Mount to Tarboro " " " Sparta " " Falkland " " " Greenville Pactolus VVashinrron Tarboro' to Spar:a " Falkland " " Greenville For scats, &c. apply to IT. Wiswall, Washington Guohl Hoyt, Greenville or to Geo. Howard, Tarboro. February 1, IS IS. Thomas L. Liddon, mm AVFR A PI ASTFRFR. INF0RMS the cjtizcnsof Warlin and the ft


ocr: and rope. THE Subscribers have now on hand their supply of IS.iSgihg anI Uopc, viz: - Heavy Gunny and German, bagging Best Kentucky Hemp" and lube rope for sale at unusually low prices. PITTMANfr CUTHBERT. Petersburg, Va; August, 1S50. For Sale or Rent. a v vluadli i , situated at Mount, in front of the storehouse by M. Weston, with a comfort- i . . . . mansion and outhouses fitted up for convenience of any person who may a Lot; together with a new store just now completed, well finished arranged to suit any, person wishing engage in the mercantile business. For information apply to William H. Mines or E. G. Armstrong. August 27th, 1S50. Bagging