ocr: . fff tat JjUUU liCWani III 42EAI.ED PrsooaaW U Km4 antil 6A f awtiUi, lr lU jir at atrucikHvof tha UmpwI tSrktga acroaa Euan, juuiiub; ui wii mi naiuMMNgnf CCaYftiiiig airrificaiioM la ta ana at tb atora of John KiriUod. CA D. JON ES. Sen. ") WM. NKIson. . I tT J.U.KUtKI.ANr).J April It. $1


The Hillsborough recorder. [volume]

ocr: , a. f t;,aKls in Ins line, seieeted with great ny nunsen 7 - "."'V" and excellence, he Ibiuks will be I llx ...i. if ,hev Jo not auroasl .nv which st ofeveiv variety of articles usually lept in a MaVplvint 'lilnr'Q ShfUl- ltlcl vllulll 1 tlllUI 0 011 JUSt. frOm F.iLL .LVD lVtATER SuWrilnr has just oiened a line vWi Miucrior French snd bnchah Llollw; 1 Iain an I Fiaured French Ciissiinersi Suliii, SitX, sail Wjrsied Vestins.1ioth figured mid plain; Slfirts, ph ase in tlyle, quality and price, tf The Latest Fashions are reiwted to him niouthly froin two of the iuohI fashionable Cities in ihs world; and he flatters himself that he can innko as cootl tits as can be made any where. He aso promises tho public that he will take pleasure in Cutting and Making work in eveiy slyla that may be desired. " V L. fJAUMICIIAEh. ' , October 10. . OU Nec:rb 'for Sale. ON Monday the 28tliof iVovenibei next, I shall ofli-r for sale, at ihe Court house door, in the town ol ililUlmrough, a likely Aegro Alan nam. h1 Ueii.nlioul U. eniy-flve or six years of sge, be longing to the estate ot biiftibein Allen, uecu. ; Terms made known on the day of sale. : : . ALEX. DICKSON, Adm'r. , October 15, 1853; ; . ' 07 with Ihe latest frencn bowinai uravais, cea Tie, Ac. Also n well seU-cted assortment Keudy Mills Clothing, such as . V- 1 Dress VtoatM, Over Coats, Vests, u,.,.ini.inuli tf. I ' . . a iiuiuiifvi -- ml Mn.U i..t lh nnblie. veuerallvJ are C( io ffive him a eall, as he Icels confident he ' riG ' B

place_of_publication: Hillsborough, N.C.

publisher: Dennis Heartt


ocr: $25 Reward. 13 AN away from the subscrilier on tho 4th 1B July last, a Negro Girl named JANE, aired anoui va yeara. r?he is black, heavy set, of or dinary height, stoops forward a little when walk ing fast, and is free spoken. She was formerly owned by Mr. James Johnston, of Alamance, her mother is now owned by John Tro linger, and she is probably lurkina in Alamance The above reward will be given for her appre hension and delivery to me, near Leashotg, wen county, or lor tier confinement in any jail that 1 can get her. . JAMES W. REID. Novembers. if09


ocr: House & Lot for Sale. Having removed to Chapel the subscriber offers his late dencoio the town of for sale. The Dwelling Il., large and roomy, and very conveniently There is a good Office on the lot, with two a Well, Barn and Stables, and every necessary Out House. The House is situated ea Street, convenient lo the Court House. to the subscriber, at Chapel Hill, N. C. , HUGH WADDELL. April 12th, 1353.


ocr: OAHDSN SEEDS. TUH r rpfiml, at the DruK 8tore,a Iareaap J ply of U irJeti Seala, warranted frrah. from tHe celebrated Seed dtor of David PttiUlelihU. , J4iisiry 4th, I8S3. 67


ocr: House & Lot for Sale. IjKrri k Having .rinovi-d loChut'l Hill, pii J jjsj the BiilweriU'i olli rs his laic rti 5 1 ifi 'lenee in ihelownof IhlMstrongli fe.N.Vvij f,,r aula. . The Dwelling Houkc is large aud roomy, aud very cuuve tiieiitly arronct d. There is a gmnl t )Hice on the lot, with I wo room, a Well, Barn aud Stablea, and every nccsssaiy Out House. Tho Houe ia aituatcd on King Street, eonvenient lo the Court II out. Apply to the sulecriher, at Chapel Hill, N. C. HUGH WAD DELL. ' April 12th, 1353. : 81


ocr: To rainfirs mid ithtr. ly E have in Store and for Sale, fibaiicla0 J.llil -ei.l t)il. f 2 hnrrela Spirita orTuriienline, 2,1)1)0 Km. While lrf-ad, U.tKH) It. Fire Pr.wl Puiul, 5(H) .. Zinc Paint, 4 barrel Tanner' Oil, 2 barri-k SH-rm Oil. S. I). SCII00LFIELI) & Co. Apollo, 58


ocr: Wrapping .Paper. TO NEAMSjo" received on cowaiiwiun.frixa v the Kaleieh P.i Will Wa ail) erll il lo Merchante aa low aa can he IwHight al the North, thereby saving the eiwine gelling it acre. LONO Si WEBB. April It. 81


ocr: t -LONG Ortober St. . v nil n A THE WONDER . , ' AND ''X Blessing of the-Age! . TH "r ' " - SOST EXTalC-ClXUT lEtimS. IX THE world! ! ! TI Extract i put tip in quart bolt It , 1 i U luprriur toani JJ. Jt rare wit lout . vomiting, purging, !(lr"g,f tibiltlulilt Ike patient. WE HAVE MAM FACTL'KED 1.-C0.CPO Boltlri if Ihii SarsscBrilla during the pott year, vnJmrrnow putting up ct lr 5000 B01TI.E8 I EK U..I, IH1X0 MOKE Or THE AAPARft.LA BOOT IN OXE MONTH THAN ALL THE OTHE llANFFACTl'SKKs ht AR8APAKIL . LA IX ONE VEAR. Dr. S.P.TounKrnci'KSartaparllla IS YA IS HAM ED TO KEEP rOR ANY LENGTH Of TIME IN ALL CL1XATV9. Tliiae-lractliatrvat atoanof ihe following dicatja!! all thr oTr ATtTiat Jit aiii.vri ToatTHLa have done.. J-CItOI l XI, Oil IU.1CS IIYII ODSTIXATE CLTAMClfS tKl l l K If " Tin: f let or Pittuht on Ihe Tuct, BLOTCH La, BILLS, CIOMC SOEE EYE, ItlXG llOft.lI OR TLTTLIt, SCALD HEAD, Eiilurgrn.ei.t and I oiii of tl.e Hour and M I B HE kX ILCEHS, SYrim.ITIC liOIJDEKs, LUMBAGO, and all din-aro arising fiom an injudicloua ol Mercury, Acite,ir Diepsy, hipnr-ure or luiprudi nee in Life. It invariably cure. DIICI 91 TI$i.H. INDIGESTION OR DYHKIIA, Hturutiu. General ami h'treoue Vtlilily, PALPITATION CF 'IHE HEAhT, l.ivcr Comj IuiiiiA Iiiflarnn. alien ol ii i I.adiraof pale coui lexit.n and ronaumptiv hubiis, and r-i ch na are debilitated by tlioi-e ob alrurlione wliicli fi n.al. k are lial le lo, are ed.by Ihe u'eof a Lottie or two, lo bloom Vr." . ' 1 . ' t inip.. l r t rrincipaitriuce, viappoc J owneilltBZ Aa u Street, New York. - ( k.T- i.-.. . ..).. i r ti i i mi u i. iit-ani, iiiiutio rotij.li. f SAB5A


ocr: Drugs! Drugs! THE Suliaerihria are now receiving their Spring Stork of DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS, STUFFS and 8PICF... bracing a larger ftoci tlian hai ever befora beea o4rrl ,n th'ia market, and whicU thi, are prepared toaell low forCaah.orori'ix nMii.i lima la Dunrlnut df-Ura. Phvaiciana and othera ara reeuectlully invited to call and examine our stork. S. D.SCHOOLFlELD&Co.


ocr: GRAND ROfiX ARCH fV! 4 4.1. OF OKTH.f.'.,;0j i- .. Tntnexf aa-itf-i ..... ing of ibi bnly sill b. hoUica in the town of Wilmington on Monday the sixth day of, June next. Subordinate Chap. Irrs are required lo aend dele gates and returns. ' II. P. RUSSELL, G. Sec'y. , I8M. , 80 im; gv


ocr: Wrapping Paper. 70 SEAMS jat rrreitnl on eomp.iaMon, from x' Ihe Rah-ch Papei VlilL f - . -ia aa . ' nrauiMUHM .virrrnanli low aa ran be hraghl'al ihe JVorth.tberehy aatiiig the eipenat f grttiiigitbere. LONG k WEBB April If.' . , 81


ocr: Drags ! arUFFA k.n.1 spirp texet before lr.oflcrcd in Drugs ! THE Sulwcriheis are receiving their Fall Stock DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, DYE- . ... rBaita4 Nllll WHICH inPT are prepared t-. -J W fofCah,r on six months nine to punctual d-mlera ? PhysJrianB and oihera are retuMu tlnil.. :...i -. i'i ... " -"v'uru m can mi examine our atork. . ,,, . ii. ii. oy iiuuLiril'.lilJ &Lo ciolief 18 57


ocr: aaaw wa w-v W V VV TUST received, at the Drag Store, larireatip J il of O.wilen SrsU. warranted frenh. the celyhMted Seed fit ore of DaviiJ rtiiladciptm. , " , , January 4th, 1853. ' a "CARRIAGE HAEINa BUSINESS.


ocr: ; Drugs! Drugs I THE SuhncrihYi are now receiving their Fall Stork It tl I'J.d 11 P lil.'l V t DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS, DYE STUFFS and SPICKS, em bracing a larger Stock Iban ha. evei before hern ofl'ered in thi. m irket, and which Ihry ... ,a ,w ...rv.Mi.ui",,.., mo,...,., ii'iio v y iiivtiKii ucr tift n. i im m inr Him r urn re rpcttull invited to call and examine our 'tolk: S. D. SCIIOOLFIELD & Co. O .


ocr: 5 GA3D3IT S3EDS.. Tl'STrecrived, at the Droij 6trf ,a lr-run- f I' irdeii warranlrd from as?


ocr: To 1'ainlers mid otlirr. WE have in Store and for Sale, S bauds o jL I.inl.So.! flit o . - S barrels Spirits of Turpentine, , - 2,000 lbs. White Lead, ; ' 8,000 lbs. Fire Proof Paint, BOO lbs. Zinc Paint, 4 barrels Tanner's Oil, 3 barrels Sperm Oil. , S. D. SCHOOLFIELD & Co: APril ,9' , 58


ocr: Land for Sale. I OFFER for ale a large Tract Land in Person county, just over northern Orange line, .- Asa body of up-land, il ia la none in the middle part of this state. on lands are well enclosed, and in good f a J fo est lands aie'heavily timbered ,and al I patcred. ' ...... On the landa are a variety ulitanJa. croveinenta Dwelling Houses, Whe?t and To Jacco Bams, Sa a l OtwtMilU in perfect re pair. . . . It will bo aalJ tn parcolstq sujtny purchaser ; PAUL (5. CAMKliON. Btagilie P.O., Orange, No. VI. ' Q7U tycn ISP


ocr: l k." w 111 . m JUST received, at the Drug Store, a large tup ply of Garden Meeds, warranted fresh, from the celebrated Seed Slore of David Landreth. rnitadeiphia. ' January 4tb, 1833. 67


ocr: To r.'i in t ('!' ;iiitl ' ii t lie rM." WE have in Store .- I.inl..S..l IY.I ud for Sule, 5 baiiela 2 barrel. Spirits of Turpentine, 2.1100 llw. Whitf Lead, 2.000 Ins. Fire Proof Painl, 5(10 ll... Zinc Painty 4 barrels Tanner's Oil, f 1 barrel. Sperm Oil. S. D. SCHOOLFIELI) & Co. April 19. 58


ocr: Boot and Shoe Business. Thr subscriber would respect- f fully inform his friends and the public I W generally, that be has removed his Shoe sTVjB Shop to the house on Kins stieet, one door wiul of Mrs. Vasseur's Confectionary, where he will keep on hand an excellent assortment of HOOTS, SI10KS, BKOUANS, &c, which will be sold very low. The superintendence of the business, as here tofore, will be entrusted to Mr. Thomas C. Hayes. The best workmen that can be procured, will be kept ready to execute all orders for work, and every pains will be taken to eive satisfaction Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be stowed, he respectfully solicits a continuance the same. ' W. F. STRAYHORN. January 3d. 1853. 67


ocr: Drugs! Drugs! TUB 8ulMcribeia ara now receiving their Spring Stork of UKUUR, MEUICInES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE. 8TLTFS and SPICES, em bracing a larger Stock tbau ; baa ever before been offered in thta market, and which they art prepared ta eell low forCaah.oronaii month time ta punctual dealers. Physicians and others ra respectfully invited to call and eiamine our 8. D. SCHOOLFIELD & Co., April 19.


ocr: House & Lot for Sale.". JjrV ' Having removed to Chapel Hilt, vTl l VA tl ulj"cr'l,e' offer hi late rest. i aiiil't ,,ence in 'helawoof Hillsborough ftWgg'S-l for aale. The Dwelling 11 oua i large and roomy, and very conveniently arranged. There ia a good Office on the lot, with two room, a Well, Barn and Stable, and every neeeaaary Out Houa. Tb House b aifuated on King Street, convenient to the Court Houne, Apply to tb subscriber, al Chapel If ill, N. C, - HUGH WADDELt. 1953. - . t


ocr: Just from Nev; York. WJ.Y'fJEtt. 3 B MutHMribrr ban juM opmicl fine Stork ol latwil in bli line, rU-t-U'iJ nh .i,,M!f in ih.riu. r V..,l J.t.1 rate fj nonrn in oia ciij 01 -ew iota, f, tHuiv,uieamlfjnrll.-iict,Ui' ihinkawitl I c...n.i i.. m.,x. it iU .1.. it .r, i.l.i, he Mate bren ufleieil in ihw lai-e. They " of kepi in McrCiiailt TaH()r?S SllOH, F.ni.h ,nJ CUU; Mil I'iiiuriul Fri'urli ('I'wiiiifrv; haliu. tiik. Womii-d Vriii(!. both figon-il ami plain; with .toe litest frrtirh hosoina; L ratal, Tira, Ac Alao a will aK-letlrJ aturlnriil Krady Mutle t'lolhing, nucb aa - ' Di-cnm Coats, Ovr C'oafN, Tests, I'antulooiis, &r.' Hi frir ml. ami lhi puhlin aem-mlly, are luvit ed la give him a cull. mm hr tori confident Ate in yf, quality ami trior. , The l.nlrkl Kanhions wta reported to monthly from two of ilie mot fimhionsliln in I he world; and he (UtUra hiniwlf ihal be make a good fit. a ran l mad any where. L"!". ... i. a,.., r .. i. .i..i i . a L. CARMICIIaEL. October 10. . 09


ocr: House & Lot for Sale. ' Having removed to Chapel Hill, 1 1 iV ubarntier oflera hia late real 1 1 l I dene in the town of Hillvborough for le. The Dwelling Houae I large and roomy, and very conveniently arranged. There ia a good Oflic on the lot, with two rooni. a Well, Barn and Stable, and every necaavaiy Out Houae. The Houx i aituated en King Street, convenient to t h Court Houne. Apply to th iuhacrilr, al Chapel Hill. N. C. HUGH WADDELL. April IStb. 1353. . 81 f I 1 I 4w-. - -


ocr: WANTED, O IGHT AWAY, in ei. hmge for new 500 yard of Woolen Jean. 300 ' colored plain wove Linseys. 300 " whit " " Do. 800 M of Tow and Cotton Cloth. 4H0 - of Blue-rtriped Cotton Cloth. SOO piir of Wool Sock. -300 lb, homc-apun Shoe Thread. LONG 4- WEBB. COTTON, either in th aeed or picked, by LONG & WEBB. Scotember 25. ui


ocr: The Widows Of All oiiCcrsand Soldiers IITHO h9 o""'"' " ,hp ''mi', "f ,hp y y i ... .its., in il u-.r with Mexico. rr whh Great Britain In 1815. or in any of the ili:in waraVmcc'1790, whether they have lecnv- ed pension and bountj land or not, may heat nf aomelhing to their advantage by applvM.g to the suiMriber V1I;,u,H!;-)MAs WEB'B. February 15 1853. ' 73 c r '-


ocr: GARUUN SEEDS. 1 1'ST received, at the Drug Store. a lareetea. ply of Garden Srrda, w arranted freh, In-ai the eekkratrd 8eed Store of David tatiretk, Philadelphia. January 4tb, 1833,


ocr: r Wrapping Taper, KEAMJ junl received on couiuiiion, fiom v the Kahith Paim MilL We will m II it to Merchant a low a ran he delight at the North, thereby aving the cipeiii of getting it here. LONG & WEBB. IS. 81


ocr: New Goods! New AT THE SUBSCRIBER'S CLOTHING STORE, East of tt Court Homf. A I.G jut returned from Ihe city of i i am now roreivmg A Large & Elegant Assortment of conaii4ing ol eery aartetr ami atvle of Cltttha. f Ilatalllll-roai. I'fKlliifm. fCi ll kin.U of KBAUy.M.iUB UENIN'S DE8T HATH. &c My atock em braceaavery article usually k'pt In a Furmliing Kture. Ciill and aae far yourartvaa. gentlemen. It well known llnit I am aa Img, no puff, but rouM le pleaed to have you ei amine my alock. The Ia4te4 Fasliioon hnc laren reiuivr-il. I amrerwred to rut and nmka Gcnilem. n'a thing in the beat style. The aerticea of aa eellent Northern workman: have been and em pania will I take to fiva Th-iiikffn fur pwl'fators.l nould res-lfuly uc ii a cooiinuanca ol llie aamn. . JOHN A. COX. .March 29. IS63. ' 79


ocr: m . Erugs! Drugs! : TH E SuWrit-rt ar aa. rwenHij thm- Fall Siwk af DRUGH.MEDICINRK, PAINTS. OII.H. DYE. STUFFS and SPICES, ea. braciug a larger Stork than ha ever I (ore been oftVred ia this aaarkrl. and which thr ar per p. red la sell Um for Cash. oasis ataatka tit t imartaal dealers. Physiriaii srul ottrr era rectiuly iuviud la call and smiu aar afatallt S. 1. SCIIOOLFIELI) L Co. October 18. . $7 k " arTv,':'


The southerner. [volume]

ocr: abasia. -0 SEALED PROPOSALS will be re ceived by the Subscriber until the 21st July, 12 o'clock, M., for tho erection ot two buildings (to be used as Acade X .1 ....... .... niie,;iiiine lown ot H iison build- ings 48 feet long by 32 feet wide, two stones high, the lower story to be 11 icv-l uciwuuw yjinns, me upper siory iu feet between joints. The buildings to be of good materials, and finished in workmanlike manner, to be painted with three good coats of paint, and whole to be plastered. For further particulars inquire of W. B. MYERS, Chairman. Wilson, N. C, 21st June, 1853.

place_of_publication: Tarboro', Edgecombe Co., (N.C.)

publisher: Geo. Howard, Jr.


ocr: 1 Tackahoe " Thursday Trontnn. .Tnnos Co.. Friday " 7 8 Trenton, Jones Co., Friday Other appointments will be announ ced hereafter. Goldsboro' Republican National Temperance Celebration - ' Tnrlinrn of Temperance, will celebrate thc An- niversary of their National Indepcn- July. Rev. J. L dence on the 4th of Gotten, late of Alabama, will deliver the Address. All Sons of good standing with the Order, and the public are car- uestly and respectfully invited to attend, The visiting Sons will please bring their resralia. hm i ,.e , as follows: Tho Division accompanied i-; meet at the Hall at 10 o'clock and there form a Procession, then march through the principal streets with their grand National Temperance Car to the old church, where the Address will be livnred at 11 o'clock. The Celebration will conclude by GRAND ILLUMINATION in evening also with street fire A "Baud of Music will be secured the occasion. L. D. Pender, ) Com. of T. J. Stewart. Arrange- F. L. Bond. j ments. I .


ocr: Candidate ir Congress , & BfWe are requested to announce W. C. LOFTIN, Esq., of Lenoir county, as a can didate for Congress in the 2nd Congression al district of N. C. at the ensuing election, subject to one contingency only.


ocr: A FRESH SUPPLY of Jayne's Fa. medicines, Gale's Anodyne of Opium, Fahneslock's Vermifuge, &c. For sale by Geo. Howard


ocr: Kail ESoact Notice. ' " -&S- r-ALL produce or merchandise for trans portation over the Petersburg and Roanoke -Railroad mttst be distinctly marked, and de livered in good order. The public may rest assured there shall be no unavoidable de tention of produce at this pi ice. A regular freight train will leave Weldon every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and if thertshoidd bcinorq freight at the Depot than this train can carry,' extra trains will be sent out to take it away. Having the ad vantage of the Telegraph, very little time is required to order an extra train when neces sary; OfSce P, & R. R. Co., Pec, 1, 1852, Bridge Building. PERSONS desirous of having " bridges built, eitheVon the plan of driving the posts or by mud sills, are informed that they can be accommodated on moderate terms, by ap plying to. the subscriber who has undeT his direction who has had consider- feJ


ocr: I Kinsaul & Selby, GENKIiAL KECEIV1NO And Forwarding Agents, GREENVILLE, N, C. HAVING purchased the thoroughly re paired Ware House, formcrty occupied by Messrs. Moye & Jordan, respectfully offer their services as General Agents, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware House is situated on the River and at the beginning of the Greenville and Raleigh Plunk Road. Any business entrusted to their care will re ceive prompt attention. September b, 1852. 38


ocr: Gal den Seeds. FRESH Garden Seeds, for sale by MAC5AIB & BAKER. 1S.


ocr: 500 Agents Wanted. WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OF THE UNITED STATES, active and enterprising men, to engage in the sale of some of the best Books published in the country. To men of good address, possessing a small cap ital of from $25 to $100, such inducements will be offered as to enable them to make from $3 to $10 a day profit. ggThe Books published by us are all useful in their character, extremely popular and command large sales wherever they are offered. For further particulars, address, (postage paid,) DANIELS & GETZ, Successors to W. A. Leary & Co., No. 138 North Second Street, Philadelphia.


ocr: entrusted to his direction. i t REFERENCES, r Mnair &, BtheT Tarboro N. C, Wil "am Bernard, Greenville, Eli Hovt. inffton N r C0n TT u ? ' A, mgton, jn. t-., Geo. IL Brown & Washington, B. J. Parmelee, Washington N. C, Hon. Judge Manly, Newbem, N C J. A. Stanly, Wilmington, N. C, Bryce & Co., New York, Bateman'& Tarboro,' Dee. 1, 1852. IVhcclcr's HISTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA. Wiley's North Carolina fieader, Biggs's History of the Kehukee Baptist Association, Graefenberg Manual of Health, &c &c. For sale by Geoi Howard nM c u -u t , , i he Subscriber being well prepared to FORWAHDIiVG !llf Commission lN T1jE ToWN OP WASfiTOTn hespccifuily solicits the.patronage of public in Tarboro, its vicinity, and Edgecombe county generally he ample and safe room for th 0f tfaval Stores. Grain Rr nthor ,md., his charges are moderate, and quicf patch invariablv .riven t, all row, do., Mallet & Paulmin, do. L. J. Lubarbe. Washington, N. C, April 2.


ocr: BAGGING.& Bale Rope 50 Bales prime heavy Gunny Cloth, 100 Coils best quality Hope, For sale by DeRossct & Brown. Wilmington, N. C, 1st Sept. 1853.


ocr: Advertisement. Good Medicines, STASLEB'S Diarrhoea Cordial Is a pleasant mixture, compounded in agree- nunt with the rules of Pharmacy, of thera peutic agents, long known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy in curing DIARR- IICEA, and similar affections of the system. In its action, it allays xacsea and produ- res a healthy condition of the LIVER, thus removing the cause at the same time that it cures the disease. ftvodyne Cherry Expectorant Is confidently recommended to Invalids, as unsurpassed by any known preparation, for the cure of COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and other forms of common Colds; BRON CHITIS, ASTHMA, CROUP, CONSUMP TION in an Early stage, and for the RE LIEF of the Patient even in advanced stages of that Fatal Disease. It combines, in a scientific manner, reme dies of long esteemed value, with others of more recent discovery; and besides its sooihiiij and tonic qualities, acts through tho. gkin gently, and with great elficacy, for tho cure of thi3 class of diseases.


ocr: ATT0BMEY hi LAW I TARHORO', N. C.


ocr: Candidate r Congress. 9 CWe are requested to announce W. C LOFTIN, Esq., of Lenoir county, as a can didate for Congress In the 2nd Congression al district of N. C. at the ensuing election, subject to one contingency only.


ocr: .... .BBSB6QMBB fSgricuUitral SocUty. : THE Quarterly meeting, of this Sciety will bo held at the , Court House on Thurs day, 23th inst July 1, 1853. ,


ocr: oi , . .. Cha. II. Mastin, General Commission and For warding Agent, Wahisston, JV. C. REFERENCES. . Qevenson, isq. ijasa. uanKoi TV ashins'm John Tyler, " ; B. J. Parmerle, I Messrs. Wm. Rumley & Co. j Jas. Davis, Esq. Greenville; N. C-, ' Thos. E. Nelson, Esq., of, aiKianu, Chapman, Cash. Branch State Bank at; ! Tarboro', N. C, A A- Aiacnair, Tarboro', June, '08.


ocr: A CARS ss Murray & Grant, WIIOLKSALE Grocers and Commission MEBCHAfiTS, WlLMIXQTOX, No. Ca.


ocr: Steamer Lopez, Capt. 'no. Phillips, WILL LEAVE Hamilton every week for Norfolk, and take what freight may offer. All consignments of Cotton, either by Rail uoau or steamer, intended to be re-shipped from Norfolk to M-ss. Drown & Dollossett at New York, will be furwarded free of com mission. Freight from Hamilton to Nor folk 80 cents, aud from Norfolk to New York dollar par bale. Insurance h per ct. WILLS & GORDON. Norfolk, Dec. 15, 1852. 51-0:n JWTiCE. To Country lZcrcitmits. WE have been making large additions to our Stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, making our assortment as commanding as at any time during the season. Merchants rerdenishinir their Stocks for the summer mouths, would find it to their in


ocr: NOTICE. THE subscriber ofTers for stile a new and very superior ROCKAWAY, made in Jersey City to order. J. II. DOWD1TCII. June 15, 18o3.


ocr: Stevenson & Weclclcil, , Importers and Jobbers, PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA, HAVE in store a large stock of Woolen Goods, purchased last spring before the great advance in Wool, lYhich thej offer to the N. C. aud Va. trade at very low prices. Tl,.cn t,lnf, Those Merchants who intend xroinnr farther North, are respectfully invited to call and examine their stock. August 12, '53.


ocr: THE late partnership of Brownley & Co., having expired by limita tion, we will continue the Grocery & Commission UNDER THE FIRM AND STYLE OF ITIcIlivaiiic, Son & Co. And hope by constant and faithful to the interests of our friends, to merit . m m . X. continuance or their patronage ana support. Our Stock ot groceries wm oe large l commanding, embracing a general ment of Goods in our line, (intoxicating quors excepted.) We shall give strict attention to the of Produce on Commission, and will be pared to make liberal advances. A. G. McILVAINE, ROB'T D. McILVAINE, ROB'T A. MARRTIX, JOSEPH B. DUNN, Petersburg, Jan'y 1, 1853. 2-4


ocr: Terms cash in a loanicey postage paid One copy one year, $3. Two copies one year, 3. Five copies one year $10, and an extra copy to the person sending the club. Ten copies one year, $16. Thirteen cop ies one year, 20. Where a club is made up by individuals who reside at a distance from each other, the Book will be sent to the town in which each resides. Register your letters, and when remitting, get your Postmaster to write on the letter "Registered." The money will then come safely. Remember, we have no travelling Agents now, and all money must be sent di to the publisher. We can always supply teck numbers for year, as the work is Stereotyped. Address L. A. GODEV, No. 113 Chestnut stieet, Philadelphia.


ocr: TERMS or American Farui i Si per annum, in advance; 6 copies for So; 12 copies for $10; 30 copies for $20. Advertisements For 1 square of 12 lines, tor each insertion, $1; 1 square, per annum., $i0; column, do. $30; 1 column, do. $60 larger advertisements in proportion. Adtte SAtftfEL SAN'DS, Publisher. At the S ate Ajricultural Sosiety Rons, Jla. 128 Biltiiu'-re sU,, over the vAmeri Omce," 6th door from Nassau, street,


ocr: Notice. The present session of our school will end on the loth inst., and a new one begin, on the 1st Monday in January 1853. T. R: & M. B: OWEN. Tarboro', Dec'r 8, 1852.


ocr: I,000 ok Agists To sell Pictorial $ Useful Works for the year 1S53 .l, a Year! WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OF f tfE UNITED STATES, active and enterprising men, to engage in the sale of some of the best Books published in the country. To men of bod address, possessing a small cap ital of from $25 to 100, such inducements will be offered as to enable them to make from $3 to $5 a day profit. IQ?- f he Books published by us arc til useful in their character, extremely popular, and command large sales wherever they are offered. For further particulars, address, (postage paid,) ROBERT SEARS, Publisher, 181 William Street, Xew Vork.


ocr: S. R. Ford, IVilminzton. N. C OK VLKft in marh'e monuments, heai and foot stones: paint stones, do; and in short, any article called of either Italian, Kryptian, o America marble: and wrk warraute l to no sale- nd if damaged befre deliver it is at his expense. QCjOrders lft with Geo, Howard, Tar hnrn will br attnde1 f forthwithi


ocr: Kinsaul & Selby, GENERAL RECEIVING ' Jind For tear ding Agents GREENVILLE, N, C. c HAVING purchased the thoroughly ine paired Ware House, formerly occupied by Messrs. Moye & Jordan, respectfully offer their services as General Agents-, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware House la situated on the River ahd at the beginning of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road, Any business entrusted to their care will re ceive prompt attention. September 6, 1852. 38


ocr: Attention, Farmers o N. Carolina! The undersigned takes this TOPtTind of in- formincr the farmers of the State, that the j i . m, r, . r , . ... secona volume oi ye warmer tOKrnat dud- n-u xt n first of April next Those persons who wish to take The Journal will do well to send in their names, at once, in order that they may begin with the first number of the volume, and that it may be known in time what the issuefor tho year will be. JOHN F. TOMPKINS, M. D. Terms, 1 copy $1 00 6 copies 5 00 12 10 00 80 " 20 00 Payment in advance. February 11th, 1853.


ocr: Kail Ko:h1 Notice. -OSS- ALL produce or merchandise for trans- portation over the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad must be distinctly marked, and de livered in good OTder. The public may rest assured-there shall he no unavoidable oe- tcntion of produce at this place. A regular freight train will leave Weldon every-Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and ! if there should be more freight at the Depot than this train can carry, extra trains will , ..,-..". , be sent out to take it away. Having the . m , i. vantage, of the Telegraph, very little time . w , . . , required to order an extra tram when neces- gar . ffiT e, t t n t1 t iq-o J Office P. & It. R. Co., Dec. 1, 18 j2.


ocr: Kinsaul & Selby, OENKll 1 11ECKIVING Jnd Forwarding Jlgents GREENVILLE, N, C. ItAVINO purchased the HhovoirgtiTy T paired Ware House, forme rly . ortttplerl by Messrs. Moye & Jordan,, rcs.pee-tfttffy "Offer their services ns Genera) A.gcntSi Sftd Bblicxt a share of patronage. Their Ware House is situated on the River ani at the Isegiiriiinj; of the Greenville and alrigft frank Road. Any business entrusted to thiJt care will re ceive prompt attenti on. September 6, 18 2. SB


ocr: Candidate 11p Congress, o are requested to announce W. LOPTIN,rjSsq., of Lenoir county, as a didate for Congress in the 2nd Congression al district of N. C. at the ensuing subject to one contingency only.


ocr: TempejiAxNCe Notice, i'.t The members of Towu Creek Divi sion iutend celebrating their anniversary on Saturday 28th May next.' : Brother James Lt Gotten and others are espeou ed to deliYcr adJrcssQSi-Cr! i


ocr: III this county, on Thursday 20th ult. by Jesse JIarrel, Esq., Mr. Bruiting to Miss Blanc? Taylor. JpIlaleigh Standard please copy-1-Com. In Halifax County, on the 2:2nd ult., bythcUev. Joseph 13. Cheshire, Mr. Peter Smith to Miss Rchccca N. II ill.


ocr: THE Board of Superintendents of Com mon Schools for E Igecoinbe County will meet at the Court House in Tarboro' on Friday, 2 1st hist. By order, DAVID BARLOW, Chairman. January 6, 185-. - 2-2


ocr: i j AltlUVAL OP Th e S leant cr 1$ in Litest from Europc. The steamer Asia arrived at York on Wednesday last, bringing from Liverpool to the 18th of Decem ber. The cotton market wa3 firm, with little variation in prices. had fully recovered from their , I depression. j . Thc "gsh Ministry was in l'arnament on the 10th, on the House Tax, bv nineteen majority. ' council ot the Aliuisters was Iy held, all the members being present, and tendered their resignations, Lord Derby proceeded to Osborne IciU before tho Oaeen. bv whom the j j signation were accepted.


ocr: NOTICE TO North Carolina & Virghu &rflWf, Eleven son Wcddell, Importers and Jobbers c Saj)!t G Fancy Dry GW, PETERSBURG, VI NOW offer to the trade alweu commanding assortment of-SWIih Continental 'Goods, together m large stock of DOMESTIC FABRP purchased before the recent advics piices. MERCHANTS arc respectful!; vited tO'call and examine our as nrent, as we feel confident we ml as great inducements to purcte can be found in this or any Arte ket. N. B. OliDEtiS PROMPTLY ed TO.


ocr: Reliqious Notice. Elder Calvin Ruff is expected to preach in Tarboro', on Friday evening, xuui oepremocr, at early candlq light;


ocr: SBOWW & m ROSSET, NEW YORK, Wilmington, N. C. Commission Merchants, Jno. Potts Brown, Akmand De Rosset, Jr. R. F. Brown. Cash advances will be made on con signments of Produce for sale, either n Wilmington or New York, and Cotton will be forwarded to the New York House free of commission at Wilmington Wilmington, Ni C. 19 March, 1852r Hay. 50 bales on the way for sale by May 5, '53. W. II. WILLARD.


ocr: W0TJSE. Wilmington, 15A October, 1853. the Capital Stock of the Wilmington & ftalci h Ra u m0l i I Road Company, for the mouths, has been declared, ai?d will be paid to Stockholders or their le gal representatives, on and after the 7th of November next. By order of the Board of Directors. James S. Green, Secy.


ocr: Cha. H. Mast in, General Commission and For warding Agent, Washington, IV. C. REFERENCES. M. Stevenson, Esq. Cash. Bank of Washing'n, John Tyler, " " B. J. Parmerle, " " Messrs. Wm. Rumley & Co. " J as. Davis, Esq. Greenville; N. C-, Thos. E. Nelson, Esq., i Jas. L. Cobb, Falkland, R Chapman, Cash. Branch State Bank at Tarboro', N. C, T. A. Macnair, Tarboro', " June, '58.


ocr: Watson (fc'Co. Gen era I Com ni ission Mcrchan Is, 78 o2iih Jitrccf, V NEW YORK, Liberal Cajh advances.. made on coil- vtV.,ue!its. J. D. Ronntree; B.C. Watson W. II. VTijtpn.


ocr: Office IV. Sr U. Rail Road Co., Wilmington, April 8lh 1853. ) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a dividend of 3 percent, on the Capital Stock of this Company will be paid to stockholders or their legal representatives at this office, ' on and after Monday, 2d May next. v By order, JAMES S. GREEN, Treas. W. & R. R. R Co.


ocr: Steamer Lopez, Capt.-'no. Phillips, WILL LEAVE Hamilton every week for Norfolk, and take what freight may ofTer. All consignments of Cotton, either by Rail Road or steamer, intended to be re-shipped from Norfolk to Mess. Brown & DeRossett at New York, will be forwarded free of com mission. Freight from Hamilton to Nor folk 80 cents, and from Norfolk to New York one dollar per bale. Insurance J per ct. WILLS & GORDON. . Norfolk, Dec. 15, 1852. 61-6m "


ocr: Kinsaul & Selby,; ge::ekal receiving . . flnd Forwarding Agents, GREENVILLE, N, C. HAVING purchased tho thoroughly re paired Ware House, formerly occupied by Messrs. Moyc & Jordan, respectfully offer their services ns General Agents, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware House is situated on the River and at the beginning -of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road. ' Any business entrusted to their care will re ceive prompt attention. September 6, 1852. 38 ;. W. II. Willard, Commission Merchant. WASHINGTON, N. C, GIVES his attention to receiving and for warding Merchandize, and produce, and is prepared to make liberal CASH ADVANCES on all articles consigned to him for sale, ot shipment to his friends in Baltimore, New


ocr: Garden Seeds, FRESH Garden Seeds, for talf by i Jan' j 27,, 1 853 ' T " Ij'l':: -


ocr: IE, THE subscriber offejjfor sale a new and superior PIANO-bought for his family use last fall. j ALSO, a Northern 1TORSE and a ROCK AWAY, made in Jjrfseyity to order. J. II. BOWDITCH. June 1", 1853.


ocr: Kinsaul S SelbjC GENERAL RECEIVING-' .find Forwarding Agents, ' GREENVILLE. N. C. IIAVTNG purchased the thoroughly re paired Ware House, formerly occupied by Messrs. Moye & Jordan,, respectfully offer their services as General Agents, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware House is situated on the River and at the beginning of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road. Any business entrusted to their care will re ceive prompt attention. September 6, 1852. 38


ocr: In Nash county, on the llth inst., by the Rev. Mr. Johnson, Capt. John J. Drake to Miss liettie IS. Uittle, daugh ter of Frederick Battle, dee'd.


ocr: r3 THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the Wilmington and Rileigh Rail Road Company, will be held in this place on the 2nd Thursday, being the 10th of November nest. James S. Green, See'y. Oct. 13, 1853. - WOTifiE Wilmington, loth October, 1853. A DIVIDEND of four per cent, on the Capital Stock of the Wilmington & Raleigh Rail Road Company, for the last six months, has been declared, aod will be paid to Stockholders or their le gal representatives, on and after the 7th of November next. Ry order of the Board of Directors.


ocr: DIED, In Hamilton, Martin county, on the 8th inst., aged 44 years, Isaac 1. Brad dy, leaving a wife aud one child.


ocr: Office IV. $ R. Rail Road Co . 1 Wilmington, Aprir8in, 18531 . ) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that t dividend of 3 per cent, on the Capital . Stock of this Company will be paid to stockholders or their legal representatives at this oflct, on and after Monday, 2d May next, , . - . By order, JAMES S, GREEN, Treas. W. & R.'R, R. Co.


ocr: Wills Gordon, G roars $ Commission Merchants NORFOLK, TA. AW5 prepnred t taate liberal ftdvanca n all consignments of Produce to receive and forward all descriptions of Merchandize and to supply the Planters, Merchants, and others with Upon the most liberal terms. . Norfolk, August 27th, 1832.


ocr: NOTICE, THE subscriber offers for sale a new and very superior llOCKAWAY, made in Jersey City to order. J. II. BOWDITCU. June 15, 1853.


ocr: lWhectcr's HISTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA. Wiley's North Carolna U-ader. Biggs'a History of the Kehukee Daptistt Association. v For sale fcy rci Howard.


ocr: Bcnj. Blossom&Hon, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 145 Front-street, NEW YORK. Benj. Blossom, Chas. W. Blossom liefer to the Branches ef the Bank of the State of N. C, at Tarboro', Wilmington and Fayettcville, .Liberal Advances made on consignments of Cotton, Naval Stores, and other Produce. Cotton consigned to vis, via Y ilnungt is. C. will bo forwarded tree oi' all charges by r General Commission and For warding Merchant, WILMINGTON, N. C. Who will mako Cash Advauces n consigi mcats to his address, for sale or shipment to us. Cash advances will also be made on con signments to s, by SYLVESTER BROWN, Commission and Forwat diug Merchant, WASHINGTON, N. C. On Cotton sent to him for shipment to us no charge whatsoevr will be made, either lor storage, lorwarmng, commissions, anything else. November 2 1852.


ocr: SIcTcnsoa & YVcflflcil, Importers and Jobbers, PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA, IIAvE in store a large stock Woolen Goods, purchased last spring before the great advance in Wool, which they offer to the N. C. and Va . trade at very low prices. Those Merchants who intend going farther North, are respectfully invited to call and examine their stock. August 12, '53.


ocr: A FRESH SUPPLY of Jayna's mi'y medicines, Gale's Anodyne of Opium Fahnestock's Vermifuge, &o. For sale by Qw, Uowartit


ocr: List of Letters, T.' ... - - Remaining: in the Post Office in larbo ro on the 1st April. 1853, which if ppi taken out before the 1st of July bett, will bo sent to the General Poat Office as dead letters, -"iV-.i.; Armstrong WW Ateison Qctavous Bullock Wm Bass Turner Bryant Gray Bryant H W Bridgers S A Miss 2 Bryant Cyrus Bradley Wiley " Billups Sally Mrs -DickenE : (Jaskill Bowcn .f Irvine Thomas , ; 'Jones Sally MM Keel Bryan Lane Wm Pitt B P . pay as J H SULouia Bteward C Toll JG ? Weeks E A Miss Dowin Goorgo 'W - Winborn M. B Miss J8


ocr: Cha?. H. Mastin, General Commission and For warding rfgenl, Washington, N. C. REFERENCES. M. Stevenson, Esq. Cash. Bank of Washing'n, John Tyler, B. J. Farmerle, " Messrs. Wm. Rumlcy & Co. Jas. Davis, Esq. Greenville; N Thos. E. Nelson, Esq., : Jas. L. Cobb, Falkland, R Chapman, Cash. Branch State Bank Tarboro', N. C, T. A. Macnair, Tarboro', " June, '53.


ocr: BAGGING Bale ftopc 50 Iales primo heavy Givmy Co- 1 00 OoiU qe's't quality KopQ, i.or sale by , ncRosHctit.R't Wilmington, N- C, 1st Sep-


ocr: At the Old Church in this place, ou Wednesday evening last, by Rev. T. H. Owen, Mr. James W. Kn'ujht to Miss Vary A. Dancy, daughter of William iJ.mcy, dee'd.


ocr: Office IV. $ II. Rail Road Co., Wilmington, April 8th, 1853. J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a dividend of 3 per cent, on the Capital Stock of this Company will be paid to stockholders or their legal representatives at this ofiice, on and after Monday, 2d May next. -By order, JAMES S. GREEN, " -Treas. W. & R. R. R.Co


ocr: A FRESH SUPPLY of Jajne Fa. medicines Gale's Andne nf Opium, FahnestockVVermifuge;&c. k ' for sale by Cfw. Howard


ocr: Tlic Weekly iiw; u And Southern Literary Ga$ettet A Family paper, devoted- to ntelligenc Literature and the Arts. To a people's' im provement in letters, they owe the-practUS f their virtues. W. Y. Paxton, Publisher, . 03ce No. 119 East Bay, Charleston, .S.C." P. H. Hayne, Editor. Terms, $2 00 per annum. March, 1852


ocr: List of Letters, Uetnaihitltr in the Tost Office In faibs foon the 1st pril. 1851, which if net taken out before ike 1st of July next will he sent t'.i the General Post Qfiice , as dead tetters. ...... . - Armstrong W W ACclson Octavous Irvine Thbnvis ; ' " Jones Satly Misa ' Keel Bryan ' Xane tVm 7 ' . pin bp s Bullock Wm . Bass Turner 3ry ant Gray Brvant H VV Bridgers S A Miss 2 1 Payne J H J Bryant Cyrus ' ! 'SUrnlo' Bradley Wiley Steward Z t , Billaps 8aUyv.J'f7-n DlckenE w. . - Winhnrn M S f ps. a "23 s- B MOORE,


ocr: 1,000 Bnok Agent wanted; " r ' .:' To sell Pictorial Useful W?k for the year 1S53. $1,000 a Year ! . fr t WANTED IN EVERY COUNTX OF THE UNITED STATES, active and nterprizlzyj , men, to engage in the sale of some of the best Books published in the country. To men of good address, possessing a mall cap ital of from $25 to $100, such' inducement will be offered as to enable them to xcaXn from $3 to $5 a day profit. :' J63Tho Books published by us ere-fU useful in their character, extremely popular. and command largo sales wherever they ate offered. For further particulars, address, (post&g paid,) ROBERT SEARS, Publisher, i$l Tf Warn. Street, New Jar. .


ocr: Farmers of N. Carolina o The undersigned takes this method of in ning the formers of the State, that the i nf Tlf Farmer's Journal Dub- jeeonu shed at Bath, . C, will begin on the irt of April next. I hose persons who wjsu o take The Journal will do well to send in heir names at once, in order that they may ,e,rin with the first number of the volume, Lj that it may be known in time what the Wc for the year will be. JOHN F. TOMPKINS, M. D. Terms, 1 copy $1 00 G copies o 00 yi a 10 00 30 20 00 Payment in advance. February 11th, 185?..


ocr: A CARD. ps Murray & Grant, WHOLKS ALE Grocers and Commission MERCHANTS, Wilmington, No. Ca.


ocr: Steamer Lopez, Copt. Jan. Phillips, WILL LEAVE Hamilton everv week Norfolk, and take what freight may offer. All consignments of Cotton, either by Rail Road or steamer, intended to be re-shipped trom JNorfolk to Mess. Brown Si DeRossettat Newlork, will be forwarded free of com misiiiion. Freight from Hamilton to Nor folk 80 cents, and from Norfolk to New York one dollar per bale. Insurance J per ct. WILLS & GORDON. Norfolk, Dec. 15, 1852. 51-Gm NOTICE. To Country Merchants. WE have been making large additions to our Stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, making our assortment as commanding as


ocr: Kinsaul & Selby, GENERAL RECEIVING find Forwarding Agents GREENVILLE, N, G. HAVING purchased the thoroughly re paired Ware House, formerly occupied by Messrs. Moye & Jordan, respectfully offer their services as General Agents, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware House is situated on the River and at the beginning of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road, Any business entrusted to their care will re ceive prompt attention. September 6, 1852. 88


ocr: j I Office IV. It Rail RoadCtj., ) Wilmington, April 8th, 1853. ) notice is Hereby given that a ' dividend of 3 per Cent, on the Capital Stock of this Company will be paid to stockholders or their legal representatives at this office, on and after Monday, 2d May next. By order, JAMES S. GREEN Treas. Wv & R. R. 11. Co.


ocr: Wills 4 Gordon, Grocers 8? Commission Merchants, NORFOLK, VA. ARE prepared to make liberal advances on all consignments of Produce to receive and forward all descriptions of Merchandize and to supply the Planters, Merchants, and others with eaoGsaiss. Upon ths most liberal terms. Norfolk, August 27th, 1852.


ocr: m. B. LEWIS, HAVING permanently located at Mount Prospect ,the residence of Wm. F. Lewis Esq., offers his professional services o the people of that neighborhood April 14, 1853.


ocr: G. E B. Singcltary, JSttomcy at JLatc GREENVILLE, N C, Will attend the County and Superior Court of Edgecombe. MarchlC, 1853,.


ocr: FOR SALE. Oldridge's balm of Colombia Hewea' nerve and bone Liniment Hull's, Champion's, Turner's, antweVet pills Pepsin the true digestive&ta For sale by Grot jfrtrr&


ocr: WTiSE, STRAYED from the undersigned, a light sorrel Mare Pony, five years old, branded on the left thigh, with the letters B P. Any information thankfully received and expen ses paid. A. J. FOSTER. Wakefield, Wake co. N. C, 29th Mar.


ocr: Garden Seeds. FRESH Garden SeedB, for Boe b.y MACNAIR & BAKER. Jan'y 2, 153


ocr: Kinsaul & Selby, GENERAL RECEIVING Jlnd Forwarding Agents, GREENVILLE, N, C. HAVING purchased the thoroughly re paired Ware House, formerly occupied by Messrs. Moye & Jordan, respectfully offer their services as General Agents, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware House is situated on the River and at the beginning of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road. Any business entrusted to their are will re ceive prompt attention. September 6, 1852. 38


ocr: For Sale. t THE undersigned offers for sale 11 Lhf REAL ESTATE In the Town of Tarboro9 to toft j His Store Lot on the Court Iloust eqcsrt, well known as THE BRICK STORK, vith nil necessary ware houses and other build ings for merchandizing. This Lot is considered one of the most de sirable in Town, and has been tenanted as place of trade without intcTmumon eve since the foundation of the Town. Zso, the Residence Of the subscriber, which has a good dwell ing house of five rooms, a basement and cel lar, and all necessary buildings for & town residence good fruit garden, etc. The residence is located in one of the best neighborhoods of the town, and was aucees sively occupied by the late Job. R. Lloyd, James Weddcll, and the late Henry I. Toole. All the buildings and improvements are in g00 j repair fiho,for sale a well assorted Stock of eTioods. . JOSEPH II. BOWDITCIL Tarboro', April 14th, 1853,


ocr: Kail ISoail Notice. ALL produce or merchandise for trans portation over the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad must fee distinctly marked, and de livered in good order. The public may rest iisswred there ehall be rro unavoidable de tention of produce at this place. A regular freight train will leave Weldon every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and if there should b more freight at the Depot than this train can carry, extra trains will be sent out to take it away. Having the ad vantage of the Telegraph, very little time is required to order an extra train when neces sary. Office P. &R. R. Co., Dec. 1, 1852. fiis? tisfefc. i


ocr: Attention, Farmers of N. Carolina! The undersigned takes this method of in forming the farmers of the State, that the second volume of The Farmer's Journal pub lished at Bath, N. C, will begin on the first of April next. Those persons' who wish to take The Journal will do well to send in their names at once, in order that they may begin with the first number of the volume, and that it may be known in time what the issue for the year will be. JOHN F. TOMPKINS, M. D. Terms, 1 copy $1 00 0 copies 5 00 12 10 00 30 20 00 Payment in advance. February 11th, 1853.


ocr: rtfi.ma r .... NOTICE TO North Carolina Virginia Merchants! Stevenson V Weddoli, Importers and Jobbers of Staple Pancy Dry Goods, PETERSBURG, VA. NOW offer to the trade a large and commanding assortment of British Continental Goods, together with large stock of DOMESTIC purchased before the recent advance MERCHANTS are respectfully in vited to call and examine our assort ment, as we feel confident we can as great inducements to purchasers can be found in this or any other N. I. Orders promptly attend ed to. Sept. G.


ocr: Wholesale Trade. March 1th, 1853. OUR SPRING STOCK of Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS is now complete. The assortment is large and commanding. Country !Tcr chants Are invited to call and examine Styles antl Prices, feeling confident that we can oflFer them as great inducements as any Jobbing House North or South. STEVENSON & WEDDELL. Sycamore st., Petersburg, Va. Mh 8.


ocr: Old ridge's balm o (jolcmbla J . H ewes' nerve ana bone Liniment Hull's champion., Turner's, anti-ferx ptTfc Pepsin, the true digestive fluid For sale by GcQjUmard


ocr: Steamer Lopez, 'A Capt. Jno. Phillips, WILL LEAVE Hamilton every Week for Norfolk, and take what freight may offer. All consignments of Cotton, either by Rail Road or steamer, intended to be re-shipped from Norfolk to Mess Brown & DeRossett at New York, will be forwarded free of com mission. Freight from Hamilton to Nor folk 80 cents, and from Norfolk to New York one dollar per bale. Insurance per ct. WILLS & GORDON. Norfolk, Dec, 15, 1852. 61 6m


ocr: Advertisement. Good Medicines. STASLEB'S Diarrhoea Cordial Is a pleasant mixture, compounded in agree ment with the rules of Fharmaey, of thera peutic agents, long known and celebrated, for their peculiar effieacj in curing DIAHlt- HCEA, and similar affections of the system. In its action, it allays nausea and produ- rca a healthy condition of the LIVER, thua removing the cause at the same time that it cures the disease. Anodyne Cherry Expectorant Is confidently recommended to Invalids, as unsurpassed by any known preparation, for the cure of COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and other forms of common Colds; BRON CHITIS, ASTHMA, CROUP, CONSUMP TION in an Early stage, and for the RE LIEF of the Tatient even in advanced stages of that Fatal Disease. It combines, in a scientific manner, reme dies of long esteemed value, with others of more recent discovery; and besides- its soothing and tonic qualities, acts through tho skin gently, and with great efficacy, for the


ocr: U071SE To Producers. XOT bein able to work for note but having every facility to h CO2M!Ei3SSS0Sl ISllSIK . 1 1 At a fair compensation, 1 wouia r spectfully inform th-j Fanners of Ei: corauc ana vicuiuy, inai ia luta- will receive and forward Cotton to lny House in New York At 12 cents per bale; whidi cw: shall cover each and every expose f' n !.:..,tp portoraro and storage m u a?.i.u-'- Naval Stores, Grain, and other u ducc, shall be forwarded alsj atu lowest rates. I hereby solicit a sj---nf iviblm n itnnr';'. Mv referees arc: T. A. Macnair, Tarboro', J. M. llodinoud, " J. J. Garrett, M. Sparta, .7 P. Vltt. u M. Weston, Pocky Mo President of Bank Washington, ot Washington, J Cashier of Cape Fc-it, Saml. L. .Mitchell, L- J- Llha!, ii Town Property yon SALE THE undersigned, expecting to mence hotel keeping on the UVAt, IU J-J VJj-j- fr. o..l tho nremi he now resides, opposite sui I " k ' The town of TavW Ifeing 100 feet front, and l5 U cupica oy a aweumq uu - v H , t 1 ' ii Ml. 0 and 12 feet iratew.v; iu mfi, !.;,.!.,.. .1..:..., ctuoco ui.'-- The situation is. one of tho n , ble in the. town, and will ho reasonable and accoiump tatu.- , (fro. Jiw Tarboro, Nov. 10, 18a3. For s5ate


ocr: weight than oyster she H lime and 50! lbs more than oyster shell slaked lime, containing some water-thc first weigh ing but 53 lbs., and the last weighing only 47 J lbs. And if the foregoing premises are home out, tho value of unground shells to the farmer, as a fertilizer, would bear a greater proportion than the mere difference in weight per bushel between ground oyster shells and ground oyster shell lime. Tho ground oyster shells can be obtained at 14 cents per bushel. We understand that Mr. J. Barker, at his plaster and bono mill, intends grinding oyster shells for agricultural purposes.


ocr: In this county, on Wednesday, 5th inst. by Robert Norfleet, Esq., Mr. Pe ter E. Knight to Miss Martha Pippen, daughter of William Pippen, dee'd. In Edgecombe County, on Tetisday evening, the 4th instant, by William II. Hines, Esq., Mr. James W. Brid ges to Miss Elizabeth Gardner, daugh ter of Win. Gardner, Esq., all of Edge combe. "All beauty may be blighted, Youth may pass away; But the vows we have plighted Shall never know decay. The fairest hopes may perish, Firmest friends may change; But the love that we cherish, Nothing shall estrange." 7om. Goldsboro Era. mm, In this place, on Sunday last, in the 71st year of her age, Mrs.


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ocr: OENKH L KECKIVINO j9nd Forwarding Igentsf HAVING purchased the thoroughly "re-" paired Ware House, formerly occupied by Messrs. Moye & Jordan, respectfully offer their .services as General Ageritsand solicit a share of patronnge. Their Ware House "is situated on the River and at the beginning "" of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road. Anv business entrusted to their care will re ceive prompt attention. September 6, 1852. ' J 88 T Kinsaul it Sell)',


ocr: 1..-, .- Dissolution :;-tSHCFS?heretofore existing under aameW Ofcrry $. Saunders, is ts iolved. Those indebted will ettle, as the business mast be close soon. . THOMAS O'ERRY, , , JO. W.. SAUNDERS. g-The businc - uibe y the .g;'. 'or-vsi favors, respectftOly eoUtarjcoa liuuance of the same. " r' - ; ...


ocr: Steamer Lopez, Capt.Jno. Phillips, WILL LEAVE Hamilton evci'y week for Norfolk, and take what freight may offer. All consignments of Cotton, either by Rail Road or steamer, intended to be re-shipped from Norfolk to Mess. Brown & DeRossett at New York, will be forwarded free of com mission. Freight from Hamilton to Nor folk 80 cents, and from Norfolk to New York one dollar per bale. Insurance J per ct. WILLS & GORDON. Norfolk, Dec. 1518 j2. bl -Cm


ocr: Sft'vcnsoift & Wcddcll, Importers and Jobbers, PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA, llAVra in Store a large stock "Woolen Goods, purchased last spring before the great advance in Wnnl which they offer to the X. C. and Va. trade at very low prices. TU ,1 l t ? i au" xuurcuauis wno intenu iroino- farther North, are respectfully invited to call and examine their stock. August 12, '53.


ocr: h E BOSSET, NEW YORK, sb aossss & Baowir. Wilmington, N. C. Commission Merchants, J no. Potts Brown, Armand De Rosset, Jr. R. F. Brown. Ciih advances will be made on con- "Wius Ul I IUUUVC IU1 o u i v j ii "Wfiigcon or New XOIH., aim vuiLuu WlU be forwarded to the New York Mouse free of commission at Wilmington! VlU)ingtont Ni C, 10 March, 1852. Hay. alca the way for sale by M 7 5, '53. W. H. WILLARD.


ocr: J,0OO Rook Agents WANTED, To sell Pictorial $ Useful Works for the year 1S53. 0 a Year ! WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OF THE ! UNITED STATES, active and enterprising men, to engage in the sale of some of the I best Rooks published in the country. To men of good address, possessing a small cap ital of from $23 to $100, such inducements ; will be offered as to enable them to make from $3 to $5 a day profit. JGgjfThe Books published by us are all useful in their character, extremely popular, and command large sales wherever they are offered. For further particulars, address, (postage paid,) ROBERT SEARS, Publisher, 181 William Street, Xcw York. $1,00


ocr: Kinsaul & Selby, GENEKAL receiving ' - it 9nd Forwarding ?gents, GREENVILLE, N, C. HAVING purchased the thoroughly re paired Ware House, formerly occupied by Messrs. Moye & Jordan, respectfully offer their services as General Agents, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware House is situated on the Rirer and. at the beginning of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road. Any business entrusted to their care will re ceive prompt attention. September 6, 1852. - - 38 .


ocr: Garden Seeds FRESH Garden Seeds, for sal by 4 . ij5:, MACNAIR & BAKEIU :, Jan'y 27, 1853 " ' --


ocr: j- ,. Treas; ;v ' & r . Office IV. fy U; Rail Road Co , l Wilmington, April 8th, 1853. j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that dividend of 3 per cent, on the Capital Stock of this Company will be paid to stockholders r their leKal representatives t this office, , i !. m r . n f -r a en ana aucr. Aionoay, a may nexu, ? - By order, JAMES S.


ocr: For Sale. THE undersigned offers for sale all his HEAL ESTATE In the Town of Tarboro1, to wit His Store Lot on the Court House square, well known as THE BRICK STORE, with all necessary ware houses and other build ings for merchandizing. This Lot is considered one of the most de sirable in Town, and has been tenanted as a place of trade without intermission ever since the foundation of the Town. Iso, the Residence Of the subscriber, which has a good dwell ing house of five rooms, a basement and cel lar, and all necessary buildings for a town residence good fruit garden, etc. The residence is located in one of the best neighborhoods of the town, and was succes sively occupied by the late Jos. R. Lloyd, James Weddell, and the late Henry I. Toole. All the buildings and improvements are in, good repair. Also, for sale a well assorted Stock ofGoods. JOSEPH II. BOWDITCII. Tarboro', April 14th, 1853.


ocr: Kinsaul & Selby, GENERAL RECEIVING Jind Forwarding Agents, GREENVILLE. N, C. HAVING purchased the thoroughly re paired Ware House, formerly occupied by Messrs. Moye & Jordan, respectfully offer their services as General Agents, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware House in situated on the River and at the beginning of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road. Any business entrusted to their care will re ceive prompt attention. September 6, 1852. 38


ocr: List of Letters, Remaining in fie Post Office hi latb0 ro' on the fst Ian. H3 !, which if o take'i out before the 1st of pr', noxt will be sent to the (jeneral Po Office as dead letters. Cyles Nathan Mark'JJ Battle Mary A Miss Me ore W Q Bell B Mrs Baskerville J W Bell John Bradley Wi'dey Bradley Joseph J DeT Sally O'Xm" s Susan R'Uylcs Nathan RufiSn W II Staton J P Stat on Arthur Sicker E A Dr 2 Edwards Sally Mrs Shepherd A G 2 Grimes Nancy Mrs Snow Jack Hersman J Col Sizcmoore Thomai Hunter Elizabeth Sweeney Al 1 Thomas Jackcy Mrs 27 S. E. MOORE, .P. M.


ocr: Ploughs. y A A "Mayher's and Allen's" Ploughs, II II No. 11 and GO, for sale to the Trade at 25 cents advance on Ma nufacturer's prices by W. II. WILLARD. Washington, Dec. 1, '52.


ocr: Steamer Lopez, Capt.-rno. Phillips, WILL LEAVE Hamilton every week for Norfolk, and take what freight may offer. All consignments of Cotton, cither by Rail Road or steamer, intended to be re-shipped from Norfolk to Mess. Brown & DcRossett at New York, will be forwarded free of com mission. Freight from Hamilton to Nor folk 80 cents, and from Norfolk to New York ond dollar per bale. ' Insurance J per ct. WILLS & GORDON. Norfolk Do. 15, 1852; 51-6zo


ocr: A CAItO. Murray & Grant, WHOLKSALE Grocers and Commission Wilmington', No. Ca.


ocr: M ' ... i i i I I For Sale. TIIE undersigned offers for sale all lift REAL ESTATE In the Town of Tarboro!, to til . His Store Lot on the Court Houa itfBf U well known as THE BRICK STORE, witk all necessary ware houses and othtr buiHU ings for merchandizing. This Lot is considered one of th most de sirable in Town, and has been tenanted as place of trade without intermission ever since the foundation of the Town. Zlso, the Residence Of the subscriber, which has a good dwell ing house of five rooms, a basement and col lar, and all necessary buildings for town, residence good fruit garden, etc. The residence is located in one of the best neighborhoods of the town, and Was succes sively occupied by the late Jos. R. Lloyd, James Weddell, and the late Henry I. Toole. All the buildings and improvements are ia good repair. I Also, for sale a well assorted Stock ofGoods. JOSEPH IL BOWDITCH. Tarboro', April 14th, 1853.


ocr: A CARD. Murray & Grant, WHOLKSALE Grocers and Commission MERCHANTS, Wilmington, No. Ca.


ocr: Kinsaul & Selby, GENERAL RECEIVING find Forwarding Jlgcnts, GREENVILLE, N, C. HAVING purchased the thoroughly paired Ware House, formerly occupied b Messrs. Moye S; Jordan, respectfully offer their services ns General Agents, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware Housa ia situated on tho River and at the beginning of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road. Any business entrusted to their ar will re ceive prompt attention. September 6, 1852. S3


ocr: farmers r A7- Carolina! The undersigned tikes this method of in- min'thc farmers of the State, that the ,onj volume of The Farmer -s Journal puo- ft Ued at D.ith, N. C, win oegin oa uc 1st of April next. Those persons who wish take The Journal will do well to send in loir names :i i uuw, ... ..- Ln with the first number of the volume, j that it may be known in time what the ue for the year will be. JOHN" F. TOMPKINS, M. D. Terms, 1 copy 6 copies $1 00 5 00 10 00 20 00 12 30 u it Payment in advance. February 11th, 1803. A CARD. s3 Murray. & Grant, WUOLKSALE Grocers and Commission


ocr: fotdiVilclothinj, bat also maten- it thf mechW art, and commerce." Attention, Farmers oj S. Carolina! j fjC tinJiTsisncl takes this mctho.l of in-frniin-thet-inaorsor the State, that the volume of The Farmers Journal pub at Bath, N- C, will begin on the rst of April next. TUc persons who w:sh ti take The Journal will do well to semi in thfir names :it once, in order that they may be-in with the first number of the volume, iaJ 'that it may he known in time what the issue fur the year will be. JOHN F. TOMPKINS M. D. $1 00 ; no 10 oo 20 00 Term?. 1 copy 6 copies 12 30 " Payment in advance. February 11th, 1S"3- A CAISD.. Murray & Grant, WIIOLKS LE Grocna and Coutsnissiou Wilmington, No. Ca.


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ocr: For Sale. THE undersigned offers for sale all bif REAL ESTATE In the Town of Tarboro, to wit : His Store Lot on the Court House sqr, well known as THE BRICK STORE, with all necessary ware houses and other build ings for merchandizing. This Lot is considered one of the most de sirable in Town, and has been tenanted as a place of trade without intermission rrer since the foundation of the lown. fso, the Residence Of the subscriber, which has a good dwell ing house of five rooms, a basement and cel lar, and all necessary buildings for a towa residence good fruit garden, etc. The residence is located in one of the best neighborhoods of the town, and was succes sively occupied by the late Jos. R. Lloyd, James Weddell, and the late Henry I. Toole. All the buildings and improvements are ia good repair. Jilso,for sale a well assorted Stock of Goods. JOSEPH II. BOWDITCH. Tarboro', April 14th, 1853.


ocr: . Kinsaul & Selby, GENEKAL RECEIVING And Forwarding Agents, GREENVILLE, N, C. HAVING purchased the thoroughly re paired Ware House, formerly occupied by Messrs. Moye & Jordan, respectfully offer their services as General Agents, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware House is situated on the River and at the begiuning of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road. Any business entrusted to their care mil re ceive prompt attention. September 0, 1852. 38


ocr: 10Ti0S. Osgood sin d i a O hoi a ggair, cu re fbr and ague Davit 6 pain klUBt Bernard's Cholera TVfeedy, Mustang Uhiment. Swaim's Panacea, MftLa"ne Liver pill Vermifuge, &c. For sale by Geo. Uowxtf.


ocr: history'ofkorthcarquna. Wiley' North Carolna aer qr,aefenberg IVIarwl of IKalih &c.&c. For saJeby QQi tttif&rd.


ocr: Kinsaul & Selby, GENE It AL KECEIVINO And Forwarding Agents, GREENVILLE, N. C. HAVING purchased the thoroughly re paired Ware House, formerly occupied by Messrs. Moye & Jordan, respectfully ofFcr their services as General Agents, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware House is situated on the River and at the beginning of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road. Any business entrusted to their care will re ceive prompt attention. September 6, 1832. 38


ocr: potter THE EDGECOMBE RIFLEMEN will parade in front of the Court Houso on the Saturday in January next, and the first in each succeeding month through the year. By order, Dec. 23, 1852. L. D. JOHNSTON, 0. S.


ocr: List of Letters, He .laininy in the Post Otn in I rbo ro' on I he 1st 1 111 HVl, tthieh if no t;ike-i Oat before the 11 f pril next ',vi ,i he spnt I . the teneral Post (fli:o as np ,a letters. Bylcs N 1 than M-'.rKfi J J B ittle Mary A Miss Moore W Q Bell B Mrs Baskerville J W Bell Joha (V!'ails Susajj, Raies Nathaa Ruffin W H Sttton J P Staton Arthur Sloker EADr2 Brad1 wiilcy Bradlev Joseph J fiut. sntiv s Hdvru Raiiv Rheoherd A G 3- Qrimes Nancy Mrs Snow Jack Hersman J Col Siscmoore Thoma 1 tluntor Elizabeth Sweeney M T 27 Xhom am J wlcey Mrs 6 a P. Mv


ocr: ' 5)!ED T t. . ' 3. . l . , , Q tblS f' 0a Tuf V" 0thcar J SarahE.hnd ot Josnua render, deed.


ocr: G. E. B. Singeltary, Sttomct at Juaiv, GREENVILLE, N. C, Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Edgecombe. March 10, 1853.


ocr: ! The Weekly News, find Southern Literary Gazelle, A Family paper, devoted to Intelligence, Literature and the Arts. To a people's im provement in Utters, they owe tho practice of their virtues. W. Y. Paxton, Publisher, Office No. 119 East Bay, Charleston, 8. C. P. II. Hayne, Editor. Terms, $2 00 per annum. March, 1852.


ocr: Temperance Notice. The members of Town Creek Divi sion intend celebrating their un ouiuruuy -oiu Jidy next. Jrutuer James L. Cotton aud others are expect ed to deliver addresses. Com.


ocr: For Sale. THE undersigned offers for sale all hit REAL ESTATE In the Town of Tarboro, to wits His Store Lot on the Court House iqri, well known as THE BRICK STORE, with all necessary ware houses and other build ings for merchandizing. This Lot is considered one of the most de sirable in Town, and has been tenanted as a Xlace of trade without intermission evr since the foundation of the Town. JllsO) the Residence Of the subscriber, which has a good dwell ing house of five rooms, a basement and cel lar, and all necessary buildings for & town residence good fruit garden, etc. The residence is located in one of the best neighborhoods of the town, and was succes sively occupied by the late Jos. R. Lloyd, James Weddell, and the late Henry I. Toole. All the buildings and improvements are in good repair. Also, for sale a well assorted Stock of Goods. JOSEPH II. BOWDITCIL Tarboro', April 14th, 1853.


ocr: DIED, I Near Lagrange, Ten., on tho 14th ult. of typhoid fever, aged about thirty-five ycar3, Mrs. Jane E. Cromwell, wife of


ocr: HISTORY OF NORTH Wiley's North Carolina Keader. JJiggs's History of the Kehuke Association, Graefenberg Manual of Health, &c. &c. For sale by Gcot Howard.


ocr: In Nash county, on the 18th inst Rev. Thos. G. Lowe, Mr. John B. O dora, of Norfolk, Va., to Miss Susan Ar r ingtou, of Hilliardston, Nash County.


ocr: G. E. B. Singcltary, Attorney at Law, GREENVILLE, N. C, Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Edjrccombe. March 1G, 1853. Steamer Lopez, Capl. Jno. Phillips, WILL LEAVE Hamilton every week for Norfolk, and take what freight may offer. All consignments of Cotton, either by Rail Road or steamer, intended to be re-shipped from Norfolk to Mess. Brown & DeRossett at New York, will be forwarded free of com mission. Freight from Hamilton to Nor folk 80 cents, and from Norfolk to New York one dollar per bale. Insurance J per ct. WILLS & GORDON. Norfolk, Dec. 15, 1852. 51-6m


ocr: Indian Vegetable Pills, FOR the speed r, safe, and effectual curt of all diseases brought on by billiousnes?, impurity of the blood, and general derange ment of the system it is a widely, well known fact, that Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are the great Panacea The Southern people particularly, are indebted to the inven tor and manufacturer of this popular family medicine in the cure of Fevers and colds, so common in the South. For sale by Geo. Jfoioard.


ocr: Garden Seeds. FRESH Garden &eeds, for sale oy MACNiR & BAKER, Jan'y 27, 1853


ocr: STRAYED from the undersigned, a Ucht sorrel Mare Pony, five jrears "old, branded on the left thigh, with tie letters B P. Aoj information thankfully received and. ..expen ses paitL. A. J. FOSTER. Wakefield, Wake oo, N, C 29th Mar, j


ocr: OBITUARY. Mr, Editor: But a few tf-ti you wero called on to pqwisn lf ff0T.thy of one of the oldest and mos . c tizens of Edgecombe county, ' GHsham Pittman, who bad Jivcu midst tcvcloso his pilgrimage with his threescore years api-'


ocr: 1.1 county, Florida, on , Rev. Homer HcndA In Jackson 15th Feb., by Rev. r. ... .'v. merly of Halifax county, - B Isabella A. Chapman, of Wiling N. C.


ocr: Candidate f tv Congress, , f!We are requested to announce W. LOFTIN, Esq., of Lenoir county, as a can didate for Congress in the 2nd Congression al district of N. C. at the ensuing subject to one contingency only


ocr: THE subscriber offers for sate a new and very superior ROCKAWAY, made in Jersey City to order. J. II. BOWDITCU. June 15, 1853.


ocr: Wholesale Trade March 7 th, 1853. - Se . OUR SPRING STOCK of Foreign Domestic Staple and Fancy DRY is now complete. The assortment la and commanding. Country Merchants Are invited to call and examine Stylos Prices, feeling confident that we can them as great inducements as any House North or South. STEVENSON & WEDDELL. Sycamore st., Petersburg, Ta. Mh 8.


ocr: Garden Seeds FRESH Garden Seeds, for sale by , ... MACNAIR & BAKER


ocr: ' congostlve cvcr, ad about b'5 years, T V. tl.. IT. 1 , ah una wuutj ,uu n t-uicsuav last tf Col Wai. IL Ilines, leaving a wife ami three children to mourn their m,


ocr: Commercial liank OF WILMINGTON. February 8th, 1853. A DIVIDEND of Four (4) per cent, on the Capital Stock of this Dank, has been de- cdared by the Board of Directors out of the j proflts of tiie last six m0nths, payable to I Stockholders or their legal representatives. on and after Monday, the ldth instant. Fy order of the Board, T. SAVAGE, Cash'r.


ocr: HENRY HANDY, CHARLES nANDY. Handy & Brother, VhQlcale Grocers, 12S Lombard Street, (22TWEEN LIGHT AND CHARLES,


ocr: Tarboro' Academy. MALE DEPARTMENT. Mr. Farrar, Principal. FEMALE DEPARTMENT. Literary brauch Miss A. B. ; rati' foil, Principal. Musical branch Miss Almyra )ujhan, Principal. THE next Session of this Institution. !ff,l commence on Monday the 2nd d.y Lf Januiry next, and end the fht week aJun. Cbrg's for Tuition, the same as .erct'ifu-o. Uy order of the Trustees, Jar. Xorjlfff, Secretary TiiiVr-'', December 14th, 1853.


ocr: For Sale. THE undersigned offers for sale all his REAL ESTATE In the Town of Tarboro9, to wit f His Store Lot on the Court House square, well known as THE BRICK STORE, with all necessary ware houses and other build ings for merchandizing. This Lot is considered one of the most de sirable in Town, and has been tenanted as a place of trade without intermission ever since the foundation of the Town. filso, the Residence Of the subscriber, which has a good dwell ing house of five rooms, a basement and cel lar, and all necessary buildings for a town residence good fruit garden, etc. The residence is located in one of the best neighborhoods of the town, and was succes sively occupied by the late Jos. R. Lloyd, James Weddell, and the late Henry I. Toole. All the buildings and improvements are in good repair. Jilso, for sale a well assorted Stock of Goods. JOSEPH H. BOWDITCII. Tarboro', April 14th, 1853.


ocr: Dissolution. THE Firm heretofore existing under the name of O' Berry Sattnders, is this day dis- solved. Those indebted wUl please call and settle, as the business muH be closed soon. THOMAS O'BERRY, JNO. y. SAUNPERS. JSThe business will still be carried on by the undersigned, who, feeling grateful for past favors, respectfully solicits a con tinuance of the saiae. , Jan'y 1,1853, TIN&JS SfJRRX


ocr: Religious Notice. B"Rev. R. J. Carson will preach in the Old Church in this place, on Tuesday night next, 8th inst. Com.


ocr: Kail Itoacl IVoUcc. 5 ALL produce or merchandise for trans portation over tlie Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad must be distinctly marked, and de livered in. good order. The public may rest assured there shall be no unavoidable de tention of produce at this place. A regular freight train wilt leave Weldon every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and if there should be more freight at the Depot than this train can carry, extra trains will be sent out to take it away. Having the ad vantage of the Telegraph, very little time is required to order an extra train when neces sary. , OfficeP. &R. R. Co. T Dec. 1, 1852.


ocr: Bridge Building. PERSONS desirous of having bridges built, either on the plan of driving the posts I J i e r . or by mud sills, are informed that they can . 1 I . . . . plying to the subscriber who has under lus direction negro ELI, who has had consiJer- - . ...... . ' 1 1 1 . ' irvpuxcu iu uauti uiKti outn jwua. - J. J. W. POWELL. Scotland Neck, March 24,' 1853.


ocr: On the 15th ult, at the rcnlcnee o Mrs. H. King, by the Rev. Speight, Mr. Baker Iloicerton, Sarah B. Benson, all of B-lgccom Our correspondent, who favo wifh fk Wa notice. accompaie V 1 . VUW W W W I wnn me iouuwiuu ""-r ' , ,. , well' real damper to our feelings, as the circumstance which caused it to his: Ed. Southerner. P. S. I cant forward you any 0 cake inasmuch as I got non v having to leave before supper--" ; I saw some that ra:ide my moutu Tn Martin count v, on the i-" . by Win. R. A. Williams, fl' - u 1 Ueorge W. uyman vu Ilarrell.


ocr: Temperance Anniversary. The 3d Anniversary of KJgeco Division, No. 202, will be celebrated J Tarboro on the 24th of Doc. B. Farrar, Esqr , will deliver tho A dress at the B .ptist Church at o'clock. , All iSons m good stanu..c . , . j i ,"n the Prt requested to aiieuu auu jum - cession. The public are particularly request to attend, a urass 7 . been secured for the occasion. Thet will be a Public Ball at mgh.Ut th Assembly Room. Com.


ocr: 1 CARD. -$$- Murray & Grant, WHOLKS ALE grocers citid Commission MERCHANTS, Wilmington, No. Ca.


ocr: Steamer Lopez, Capt. rno. Phillips j WILL LEAVE Hamilton every week for and tahe what freight may offer. consignments cf Cotton, either by or steamer, intended to be re-shipped Norfolk to Mess. Brown & DeRossettat York, will hi Freight forwarded free of com from Hamilton to Nor- 80 cants, and from Norfolk to New York T1V . T ttyi'ar Per Uiie- insurance per ct. VILLS & GORDON.


ocr: A FRESH SUPPLY of Jayne's Fa. mily medicines, . t. Gale's Anodyne of Opium, FahnestockV Vermifuge, &c. For sale by Gv, tlqtfrirdi


ocr: List t Lettersi ? Remainlo'trth the Post Dfljce in fsrto ro' on th'e'lst April; 1853, which ittot I takeVi'o'uV before the 1st of Jcllf Wt will he sent to the General Poat QSf as Ydead letters. - Armstrong W W Atkison Octavous Bullock Wm Bass Turner ; : Bryant Gray a . Bryant H W , , ; r Gaskill Bowcn. ; Irrine i Thomas Jones Sally .Miss; Keel Bryan V : LaaeWm j Pitt B P J3ridgers S A Miss 2 . Payne Bryant Cyrus Bradley Wiley. 8? Btllups Sally, Mrs DickeniT V Do win George 25: Stinluia Steward Ef - -WeekrB A IVm . .Winborall-S6asal3 S. E. MOORU P, M.


ocr: Lost, or niislstid : A NOTE OF HAND gfven by Moore, Xr- tham $ Co., of Williamston, to tne anbsc4- berj for $250 95, dated on or aftdtit the 21jpt Januarys 1853, with interest lfrom4a. The payment of said Note lias fefcen i stopped, and the public are cautioheo! aaint recelv ing it Any information respecting it, will b thankfully received. . ' April 1, 1853. JlOltN W. PTJRVIS.f?


ocr: ASTHMA, CROUP, CONSUMP in Early stage, and fr the PvE- Advertiseiiaoul. Good Medicines. STABUEB'S Diarrhoea Cordial a pleasant mixture, compounded in agree- with the rules of Pharmacy, of thera agents, long known and celebrated their peculiar efficacy in curing DIAItR and similar affections of the system. its action, it allays nausea and produ a healthy condition of the LIVER, thus the cause at the same time that it the disease. Anodyne Cherry Expectorant confidontlv rommonrl tim, - by any known preparation .. t, i nnnnno n, t , x- T- iiiv: tuic Ul J j X 11 llVJ.Viiorj r,oi5. ' mi omer iorms or common colds; LSUOa- other fo of tho Pntir nt ftTPn in iwlvm.J Btm . . that Fatal Disease. It combmes,-in a scientific manner, reme of long esteemed value, with others of recent discovery; and besides its and tonic qualities, acts through the


ocr: EDGECOMBE jUcdica! Society. THE ANNUAL MEETING o ft r,,ombe Medical Society w.ll b lf;,J in TarlxW, on Tuesday, I Lcubor next. The A..n:.l A;Un- be delivero I !.. X,;IN U. uivfcv V., . tho Oil Clmrch. All pei J,njaro pirtieularly iuvited to attend. Vovembor 10, 1-SM. nSPOTAiVr galcofKcai estate. Y virtue of a Decree of the Court f 'jLity for Nasi county, made in the ''f Mildred F., Harriet and Caro K.un.ox parte, ordering the sale J. (K. pl0ii Kstate bequeathed to them J',. t;u. bto Tlnaiias J; ant, dee'd, the f hi and Master will sell on the pre in -j.'Vn M.mJay, the "JOth day of ), S,,Vr ut, a valuable tract of Land, lying in thc County f:i!i. On the Surlh side of Tar River. Containing six huiidn-d and. ninety-five acre?, :idj"i"i"-U the lands of J din 1. llitv, Ihiiiy H. ISryaut, Evan If. Mar gin. anJ others. l)in Is carrying interest from date, payable in three equal instalments at cue. two and three years, with good and sufficient sureties will be required of the purchaser. n. ii. Wount, c. m. ;. Xa.diville, No. Ca., 7th Nov'r, 1S53. sr-i i j


ocr: Bridge Building. PERSONS desirous of having bridges built, either on the plan of driving the pests or by mud sills, are informed that they cm be accommodated on moderate terms, hy ap plying to the subscriber who has under his direction negro ELI, who has had cousiJtr able experience in that business, ajiJ is fully prepared to uudertake such jobs. J. J. W. POWELL. Scotland Neck, March 24, 1850.


ocr: 18th. at Wil White Oak -Til Wm! 10H vvfiK, ' Temperance Notice? PHILIP S. WHITE Has been engaged by the eh' Edgecombe to lecture at f!r 'U?8f Meeting House on Friday, U,' , H at Tarboro', same nirht Saturday 5th. at Tm LPaHa same night; at Lower T o.wuo uu jjower Town a 1 Monday 7th; at Stantnnsbur fr S 8t'i; at Wilson, Wednesday ) l per Town Creek, Thursday 't V Km-.lMf AfAiint P,.M... 11,1 J .,nj i'luuiii, j.' IIUUJ ill)!" boro', Saturday 12th- at W;i .ueeung nouse, iuonday 14th- atT boro', same night; at Tarboro' 'u J 15th, day and night; at Fishii. Meeting House, Wednesday Little Creek Meeting House, Tli1' 17th; at Tarboro', same ril ht Cross Roads on the 18th, afll? A. M., without fail, the weather ting. F If the county neighborhoods, bespeaks, w.ll make anaa. comfortable and convenient, T will address them at night as well day. Com. J


ocr: The Board of Superintendents of Common Schools for Edgecombe County, do m.oiut the following persons ;i F. tee : Robert II. Austin, Geonje Howard Jr. L. D. Pender, Xienjamin Norflwt., David Barlow, Cliair'n. March 1st, 1853.


ocr: In this place, at the interesting of midnight, on the 25th of A. D. 1853, by Jno. S. Dancy, Esqr. assisted by Theodore Jrovn, S Don Alonzo Edgar Howard, cosmopo lite and itinerant j tender, to Miss Sarah Susan Elizabeth Panza Mill, daughter of Qoh liveritt Mills. The


ocr: EDGECOMBE Medical Society. THE ANNUAL MEETING of Edgecombe Medical Society will be held in Tarboro' on Tuesday, the December next. The Annual will be delivered by John G. Rives, M. D., at the Old Church. All per sons arc particularly invited to attend. November 10, 1853,


ocr: In this county, on Thursday evening last, Mr. Richard A. Savage to Miss Martha Little, daughter of Mr. James Little, In Greenville on the 1st instant, Mr. T. R. Cherry to Miss Sally Ann John- son. In Greenville, on the morning of tho 2dinst., by the Rev. Stephen Johnson, Walter S. Hanrahan, Esq., ot Pitt county, to Miss Sarah C. Worthington, formerly of Newbern.


ocr: 'FOB' HIRE.' 5: . THE subscriber continues to keep ho sea and vehicles for hire on the following TERMS PER DAY i For carriage, two horses, & driver, $5 4)0 " carriage am1 harness. 9 09 barouche two horses, & driver, 4 Oflf ' barouche and harness, 1 50 " carryall, two horses, and driver,! SO " cairyall and harness 1 00 " huggy and horse, 2 buoy and harness, 6 lb. horse, saddle and bridle. 1 25 " horse, " I 00 " horse arid cart, 1 25 Cart arid gear, - O 25. Horse and plough, . 1 00" Dlouffh and gear, O 25 Wagon and dray, by contracti The above charges are for an ordinary day's travel longer or shorter distance by contract. GEO, HOWARD.


ocr: shb sGTreHsasrsa, Geo. Howard, Editor & Proprietor. TERMS- PER ANNUM. If paid within tico montlts, $2 00 Otlierwise, - - 2 50 RATES OF ADVERTISING: One square first insertion, 1 00 each insertion afterwards, 0 25 Cards, a year, - - 5 00 Court Orders and Judicial advertise ments 25 per cent. higher. Sf Yearly advertisements by contract.


ocr: SB OWN & OEBOSSETj NEW YORK, bs aossss & saows. "Wilmington, N. C. Com in is s I on Ucrch an Is, Jno Potts Brown, Armnd Dk Husset, Jr. R. F IjimwN. Ca;h advances will br made on con- si.runents ofProduc' 'nr sale, rithf-r n v iliiiingjnfi or New York, and Cotton wiU bp forvardd to ih New ork lloust? fre of commission at W ilniii.!ton, Wilminotnh. N. i l'J March, 183J.


ocr: -RENELM H C. E. List of Letters, Remaining in the Post Office iu Tarba ro on the ' st Jan. 1S5 !, which if no taken out before the 1st of April nxt will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. Byles Nathan Marks J J Battle Mary A Miss Moore W G Bell B Mrs Baskerville J W Bell John O'Nails Susan Rayles Nathaa P.uffinWII Staton J P Sta ton Arthur Sicker EADr 2 Bradley Willey Bradley Joseph J Dew Sally Edwards Sally Mrs Shepherd A G 2 Grimes Nancy Mrs Snow Jack Hersman J Ool Sizemoore Thomas Hunter Elisabeth Sweeney MT Thomas Jackey Mrs 27 S. E. MOORE, V. M.


ocr: Kinsaul & Selby, GENEKAL RECEIVING And Forwarding Agents, GREENVILLE, N, C. HAVING purchased the thoroughly re paired Ware House, formerly occupied by Messrs. Moye & Jordan, respectfully offer their services as General Agents, and solicit a share of patronage. Their Ware House is situated on the River and at the beginning of- the Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road. Any business entrusted to their care will re ceive prompt attention. September 0, 1852. " 38


ocr: Latest News. -The editor of the Newport News says that Mr. Morgan did not strike his wife at all. Mrs. M, wished to go to a n;irtv and iur.-.iu. uiu iiul, uc - "war of words arose, hard hits were given. in wnicu several We don't believe 1 i


ocr: 500 Agcats Wanted. IOO v- a I ear WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OF TUB UNITEEK STATES, active and enterprising men, to ngags in the st of some of tho best Book published ia the country, lo men of good address, possessing a small ap ital of from $2o to $100, such inducements will be offered as to enable tboni to make from $3 to $10 a day profit. Ef-The Books published by us are all useful in their character, extremely popular and command large sales wherever they are offered. For further particulars, address, (postago paid,) DANIELS & GETZ, Successors to W. A. Lcary & Co., No. 13S North Second Street, Philadelphia.


ocr: Death of Vice President Kins. We are indebted to the kindness of a New York Correspondent for the fol lowing particulars of the "melancholy d.a'hof Vice Presideit Wm. R. King.


ocr: I n utu jusu uy ciuraaa xuigpeu5 jsq. jjr Jas. D. Savage, to Miss Jane F. John son, daughter of Aaron Johnson, dee'd. i x . i i I j mi .


ocr: Robert 6. Rankin, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Wilmington, JV. C Refer to Da. Wm. Go. Thomas. July, 1852. BB0YW & m BOBS NEW YO!!K, 33 SGSSB2 & 330 wX Wilmington, N. C. Commission , lie rch an ? s , Jno. Potts Br.ovry, Aumant; Ds Rosskt, Jr. R. F. Bkovcx. Cash advances will bp made on con signments of Produce for sale, cither vYilmingfon or New York, and Cotton will be forwarded to the New House free of commission al Wilmington. N. C. 19 March, 1852.


ocr: xp I, OtHf lOU i'llt3 w ANTED, To sell Pictorial S- Useful Work - . iqcq Jar the year 1S53 IffbdlldTl qa11I X Lr dX jX. WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OF THE UNITED STATES, active and enterprising men, to engage in the sale of some of the best Books published in the country. To men of good address, possessing a small cap ital of from $25 to $100, such inducements will be offered as to enable them to make irom o to s?o a aay pront. fi-The Books published by us are all and command large sales wherever they are offered. For farther particulars, address, (postage paid,) ROBERT SEARS, Publisher, 181 William Street, New York. " " " J ft


ocr: Kail Road Notice. ALL produce or merchandise for trans portation over the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad must be distinctly marked, and de livered in good order. The public may rest assured there shall be ho unavoidable de tention of produce at this place, A regular freight train will leave Weldon every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday nsornings, nd if there should be more freight at the Depot than this train can carry, extra trains will be sent out to take it away. Having the ad vantage of the Telegraph, very little time is required to order an extra train when neces sary. Office P. & R. R. Co., Dec. I, 1852.


ocr: 50 Cents Reward. RAN AWAY from the Subscriber, about six weeks ago, a white bound boy by the name of James Bushap. Said Bushop is about 20 years old, 5 feet high, light complexion and light hair. All persons are hereby forewarned hir ing or employing him, under the penal ties of the law. Any information con cerning him will bethankfully.receivel. JAMES REDDICK. Tafboro', Edgecombe co., N. C. ") July 27th, 1853. j -


ocr: James M. Brewer, RESPECTFULLY informs thc citi zens of Tarboro' and adjacent country, that he has opened a shop in the rear of Mr. Hussey's shoe store, where he is prepared to manufacture all kinds of stained wood Furniture, and repair eve ry description of Cabinet Furniture. lie is also prepared to make Coffins, stained or covered, at the shortest no tice, and hopes by strict attention to hia business, and a faithful performance of his work, to merit and receive a share of public patronage. larboro, July 27, 1853,


ocr: m. JOEL S, LEWIS, HAVING permanently located at Muun Propped, the residence of Wm. F. Lewis. Esq., offers his professional services of the people of that neighborhoodi April 14, 1852.


The Yazoo Democrat.

ocr: Freight, Trunks and J'arcets, FORWARDED BY A O A Itl S & C OS ' Ve.w York and New Orleans Express, from ol fice, lfi, 18 and l'J Wall Street. New Yolk. 73 Gamp Street, New Orleans. Jan 28. 1852 12

place_of_publication: Yazoo City, Miss.

publisher: Samuel L. Lewis


ocr: Freight Trunks and Parcels, FORWARDED BY ADAMS & COS' Vww York and New Orleans Express, from of fice, 16, 18 and 19 Wall Street. New York. 72 Camp Street, New Orleans. Jan 28. 1852-12


ocr: NEW SHOE STORE. Wholesale Dealer In BOOTS, HATS, 70, Gravier Street, New Orleans fin CAPS,


ocr: DAN RICE S GRfiAT hippodrome a menagerie COMBINED FOR 1853. MR. RICE most respectfully informs the citizens of Yazoo City and its vicinity, that his company is superior to any thign of the kind that has been exhibited in this country will perform in YAZOO CITY, ON MONDAY APRIL 25TH ONE DAY ONLY. It is now prepared for the summer Campaign having an entirely new and SPACIOUS PA VlLlAN, magnificent TRAPPINGS and PAR APHARNALIA and APPOINTMENTS. The stud of Horses is thejargest, most beau tiful aud highly trained in America.


ocr: NOTICE. AT the April Term, 1853 of the Probate Court of Yazoo county, 1 will present my annual account as Guardian of Benjamin F. and Virginia E. Miller, minors for audition and allowance. JAMES M. MILLFR, Arii fl. !853-22-4t. Guardian. AM. f


ocr: PORK, BACON, Ac. 4iO,)JV 20,'KM) lbs. Bacon, 75 barrels Flour. 150 do Potatoes, For sale on board Flat Boat at this landing. WILLIAMS 6t CO. Yazoo City, April 20, lS53-24-2t;


ocr: F AN TON & TURLEY, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Faney tattd staple ory-Goods, CLOHHINO. BOOfS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Corner of Washington and China Streets, VICKSBUKO, MISSISSIPPI.


ocr: c. o; jac&sou, jas. h. putnam, w. w. catchings. d, O. JACIffiON &."C a DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c., Successors to B. W. Jack. Washington Street, Vicksburg, Miss.


ocr: WATCHES JEWELRY. JUST received and for sale at reduced prices, a new supply of superior quality and style watches and jewelry. Watches repaired and warranted as usual. 5. H, WILSON. January 1368.


ocr: B. S. TA PAN & CO DEALERS IN . STEEL. SAILS. MS. CARRIAGES, SPRINGS, AXLES, CASTINGS, PRIMTING PAPER AND INK, WASHINGTHN STREET, VlCKSBURQ, MlSS. De 15, 1852. n6.-lv


ocr: OLtss, 4 liiuu and Queens wure. JUS I received and tor aie aireduceu prices, a general assortment of Cut, Flint aud press ed Glass; Ironstone and Granite Crockery; Plain. Figured and Gilt China; fine Pocket, Table and other Cutlery; Silver Spoons, Forks, Goblets, &c. Also fine Watches and Jewelrv qf all descrip tions, together with a great variety o( fine, fancy and useful articles. S. H. WILSON. Nov. 17, 1852. Opposite Winn's Hotel.


ocr: A Splendid Stock of Dry-Goods Cost for Cash. WE are desirous of making room for Spring Stock, and offer our entire of Dry -Gooes at Ct st for Cash. The Stock in fine order and goods uninjured. Call in von want good goods cheap. Dec. 15, 1852. J. HEARD St CO.


ocr: NEW SHOE STORE. " Wholesale Dealer in No. 70, Gravier Street, New December 15, 1852. PI BOOTS, JfeJ g HATS,


ocr: e. e. bruner. W. I. BRUNER. BRUNER & SON, Receiving and For warding fflercnants, Mulberry Street, Vicksburg, Mississippi, constantly on hand, Plantation Sup plies of all kinds. Wagons, Plows &c, Liberal advances made on cotton, shipped our friend, J. H. HEALD, 34 Natchez Street, New Orleans. December 15, 1852.


ocr: 1. S. T APPAN & CO. DEALERS IN I. STEEL, SAILS, SPIKES. BLACKSMITH'S iOOLS, CARRIAGES, SPRINGS, AXLES, CASTINGS, PRINTING PAPER AND INK, WASH1NGTHN STREET, Vicksburg, Miss. Dec. 15, 185 i--


ocr: 1833; 1B53. A ARTESIAN SPRINGS, f J MADISON COUNTY, MISS, WILL lie opn for tlie reception of compan;. on the first of June. Passe uceis by he Canton Styge will meet no dett inioii at Cam den, as there will be a hack always ready to convey them to the Spring distiihc-e 5 mil. June 1. l8"3-2m G- COaTES, Manager. N. B. The prices forba. d at these Spri ng, have been somewhat reduced from those ot lasi


ocr: VAN LOON, PAXTON & CO. LEVEE STREET. VICKSBURG,. Machinists, Iron and Brass Founders, ENGINE AND CAR BUILDERS, Gin and Mill Work, and all kinds of Planta tion and Steafnbnat work prompt y ex ecuted and fully guaranteed. 16, 1653-ly.


ocr: JUNIUS L. JOHNSON JOHN SHRYOdC WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, No 82 Magazine St. Corner Toydras Street, NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1st 13.V3 ly


ocr: w. B MILES. B. !' . MAYES. ATTORNEYS AT L A W , ILL give their attention to all business entrusted to them in all the Courts held in the counties of Yazoo and Holmes. CC? Office in Wilsons building, by the Tel egraph office. Yazoo City. Jan. 5, lS53-lv. W.


ocr: At the Old Cheap Store. Mattings. "WTE havu ju it received an invoice of Mattings. " which we offer for sale cheaper than ever they were sold in this market. Although this article is very scarce in Vicksburg, our prices will be fonnd very moderate. Our stack con sists ol 2,000 yards 6-4 White ; 2,000 5-4 2,000 " 4-4 " 3,000 4-4 Checked MICHON & SARRAT. Vieksburg, Feb 0. 1853.


ocr: W. it. r. b. mayes. Miles & Illrtjes. . . ATTORNEYS AT LA W , TTII.L give their attention to all business entrusted to them in all the Courts held iu Mte counties of Yaxooand Holmes. Orr Office in Wilson's building, by the Tel egraph office; Yazoo City, Jan. 5, 1853-1 y.


ocr: D. Tamborine, DEALER IN RTines. Liquors, Ccdials, Sec AND FAMILY GROCER. Main St. Yazoo City, Miss. Constantly on hand a large assortment ol Foreign and Domestic Liquors, French Wines, Cordials, Fruits'in Juice, S id i nes, Confectionary Segars Tobacco London Porter. Scotch Ale. nnd nvprv vnr iety of Family Gioceries.


ocr: THIS renowned cretter of fin atrwh will stand exclusively at my livery sta ble and slave denot. TlranAc nP fi horses are invited to patronize him, as his stock of colts excell that of any Stalion offered to the public. Fof particulars, see bills. C. J. BLACKMAN.


ocr: WATCHES JEWELRY. JUST received and for sale at reduced prices, anew supply of superior quality and sty. e watches and jewelry W ate ties repaired and S. II WILSON. warranted as usual. January 12, 1853


ocr: BROWN & AVERY, Next door above the Bank building Main Street Yaxoo city KEEP constantly on hand an extensive as sort ei t of all kinds of tin-ware. Th are man facturi ngu lie article of shower baths and bathing-tubs. They keep always large supply of cooking and parlor stoven, all ef which they will offer as chead or cheaper than they can be purohased in ihU region They are prepared to do all kinds ofguttering and every description of job-work with neat ness and dispatch. Persons wishing any thing in their line would do well to give them a call before purchasing elsewhere. Thankful for the patronage which 'has here tofore been so liberally bestowed, they hope to deserve and to receive a continuance of the same. Yazoo ci-y, August 20th 1851 ly


ocr: DOWH8 CUDDY & CO, COTTQN FACTORS, NEW ORLEANS. HAVING made arrangements with this House, 1 am fully prepared to make liberal cash advances on cotton consigned to them, 1 will also furnish Bagging & Roj. and the usu al Plantation supplies. M. LANGAN. Yazoo city," Sept. 1st, 1852.-5m


ocr: Groceries. Pf SACKS 4o Coffee, JJ 8 hhds. choice Sugar, 40 bbls. Flour, 2 hhds. Sugar Cured Hams, For sale at the market Dricesby SHROPSHIRE & MASSE Y. October 27, 1851.


ocr: tliunts & noils liar l ? Attorney's at Law WILL giv e prompt attention to business entrusted to them in the Circuit and Pro bate courts of Yazoo Holmes and Madison ond in the Superior courts at Jackson. Yazoo city, July 30th 1351. ly


ocr: - 11 - imuil M -a -im 1 1 Peet. SimznB & CO. IMPORTERS and Wholesale DEALET..; IV NO 23 and 25, MAGAZINE STREE'J NEW OR LEAN Dk. 15, 1552.


ocr: MERCHANTS, Yazoo City, Mississippi. fX3 Will sdnmce Plantation Supplies and on Cotton to be shipped ibtouh them heir friends in New Orleans. Feb. 1. 1653. DENTISTRY? H. LAURENCE $HE& DENTIST. OFFCE on Main Street, next door to Hotel. A list of prices for anv operation on the teeth, ran be consulted at tho ofiuce. Feb.2, 1853.


ocr: WATCH ES JEWELRY. JUST received and for sale at reduced n new supply of superior quality and watches and jewelry. Watches repaired warranted as usuil. S. H WILSON. January 12, 185:?.


ocr: DENTISTRY. H. LAURENCE DENTIST O FFCE on Main Street, next door to Winn's Hotel. A list of prices for anv operation on the teeth, can be consulted at the office. Feb. 2, 1653.


ocr: White JLead, Window Sash Etc id k Lbs. Pure No. 1 white Lead, 5UUU120G!b Linseed Oil, 500 Lbs. Putty, 2000 Lights window Sash, For sale by WILSONS & HVATT. 16, 1853.


ocr: E. E. BRX7NEH. W. I. BRUNEI!. BRTJNER & SON, Commission, Receiving; and For warding Merchants, Mulberry Street, Vicksburg, Mississippi, KEEPo constantly on hand, Plantation Sup plies of all kinds. Warons, Plows &c, &c. Liberal advances made on cotton, shipped to our friend, J. H. HEALD, 34 Natchez Street. New Orleans. December 15, 1852.


ocr: B. S. TAPFAN & CO. DEALERS IN I. STEEL HAILS, SPIKES. BLACKSMITH'S OOI. CARRIAGES, SPRINGS, AXLES, CASTINGS, PRINTING PAPER A NO INK, WASIUNGTHN STREET, Vicksburg, Miss. Dec. 15, 1852. n6.-ly


ocr: WILSONS & HYATT, CcmmUcgicn, iprofcucf aB& racers MERCHANTS, Vazoo City, Mississippi. QCW Will advance Plantation Supplies Cash on Cotton to be sh pped through them heir friends in New Orleans. Feb. 16, 1853. DENTISTRY. H. LAURENCE &gjg DENTIST. OFFCE on Main Street, next door to Hotel. A lis! of priee- for anv the teth, can be consulted at the office.


ocr: W 1 1 N S & II Y ATT MERCIIA $ IS, YaiM 'ty. Mississippi. Will e Plantation Supplies he shipped through them to . Cash heir .Now Orleans. Feb, in 1853. I


ocr: MILES. R. B. MAYES. Miles fc If laves. ATTOKEYS at law, 17 ILL give their attention to all business TT en 'rusted to them in all the Courts held in tlie counties of Yazoo and Holmes. Office in Wilson's building, by the Tel egraph office. Yazoo City, Jan. 5, 1853-1 y.


ocr: JUNIUS I.. JOHNSON JOHN SHRYOCK jr. Ki. J on vso & co. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMIS SION .MERCHANTS, No 82 Magazine St. Corner Poydras Street, NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1st 1852 ly


ocr: WILSONS & HYATT, ommteaton, $tct!i:r anb Srorrr2 MERCHANTS, Yii.oo i ity. Mississippi. frF Will advance Plantation Supplies and Cash on Cotton to be shipped through them to h eir friends in New Orleans. Feb. 16, 1853.


ocr: JAMES WRIGHT. ABRAHAM J. WRIGHT. A. J. WRIGHT & COy COITON FACTORS aad COMMISSION AND FORWAREING MER CHANTS, No. 67, Gravier Street, New Orleans. February 4, 1853-ly


ocr: C O. JACKSON, JAS. R. PUTNAM, W. W. CATCHINGS. C. O. JACKSON & Co. DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, &c., Successors to E. W. Jack. Washington Street, Vicksburg, Miss.


ocr: Notice. 5ieft l?y oks ad Papers with Mr. f Y' M PoweH. who will act as mv agent, during my absence, N. w F.LLTS. June 1, J853-2m r" ' 5 CO Yazoo City Whig please copy.


ocr: Thos. Watery J. B. Camden, Chas. Waters. HTimnnn 1 1 11 n n r n nn COTTON FACTORS AND ammt03ton ifi:tr!)ant0, ArO. 102 POYDRAS KTRlZZT, C . YA4LE, Jr. & CO ' Importers and Wholesale Dealers in iTawg anb Staple SILK GOODS! MILLINERY ARTICLES, Ribbons, Laces, Gloves and Dross Goods NO in. MAGAZINE STREET, Between Common end Gravicr Streets,) New Obixaks. Also Imported and Domestic Straw Goods. Dec. 15, Jfc02. nS.-ly.


ocr: For Louisville, I HE Steamer Afton, J. S. Wal lace, master, will leave Yazoo City on Wednesday, the lfiih day of June inst., direct for Louisville. June 1, 1953.


ocr: WATCHES & JEWELRY. 1 UST received and for sale at reduced prices, J anew subnlv of superior quality and style watches and jewelry. Watches repaired ano warranted as usual. January 12, 1853. S. H WILSON.


ocr: WILSONS & HYATT, ccrrat(.cti, produce sua roms MERCHANTS, Vazoo City, Mississippi. (2F Will advance Plantation Supplies and Cash on Cotton to be shipped through them to heir friends in New Orleans, Feb. 16. 1853. DENTISTRY. H. LAURENCE DENTIST. OFFCE on Main Street, next door to Winn's Hotel. A list of prices for anv operation on the teeth, can be consulted at the office. Feb. '2, 1658.


ocr: WRIGHT, WILLIAIVIS & CO. COTTON FACTORS, 61 UNION Row, Caronoelet Street, ' NEW ORLEANS. 1 CONTINUE to ship to this House, and wil be always ready and willing to make liberal cash advances on consignments to them. Wil also furnish plantation supplies &c. , P. O'DONNELL. Yazoo City, Oct 6, 1852.


ocr: O. JACKSON, JAS. K. PUTNAM, W. W. CAItBisus c. o. Jackson & co. DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRV GOODS, BOOTS, SHQES. HATS, &c., Successors to E. W. Jack. Washington Street, Vicksburg, Mis.


ocr: , Sundries. SUGAR Canned. Brown. Loaf &. Crushed FLOUR "0 Bids Missouri Mills, Extra. 7o ' Superfine, Jv.. Louis. 150 " " Ohio, POTATt'E 150 Irish, London Lady, OATS 50 S icks. HARNESS, Bridles, Hoes Trace Chains, and a general jib ortment ot Family and Plantation Supplies, tor sale bv Feb. 16. "88- " WILSONS & HYATT.


ocr: O. J B'ackm n & ro AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN NEGROES, STOCK AND PROPERTY OF ALL DE SCRIPTION Yazoo city, Sept. 24th l51.


ocr: JOHN SHSYOCX WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, No S2 Magazine St. Corner Poydras Street, NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1st lS52- ly


ocr: Notice. ' PHE undersigned, tLuardian ot Rutus JS.. and M. Leu is Stevens, will present his account (bi annual settlement and allowance, to the Probate :ourt of Yazoo countv, at the Mav Term. M. PICKETT, April 4, 1853. Guardian


ocr: Texas Land Itor ale. fSf ACRES of Texas Land m Jefferson iJOU county, Texas, for sale by YwCttr,Fib I, 1353. 8. H, VVtL,vDN.


ocr: A F Dim bar & C o Manufacturers, ana Wholesale Dealers in BOOT5, SHOES aND BROGANS. No. 54 ,nd 5C, Common Street, NEW ORLEANS. October 1st 1852 ly


ocr: Guns, Guns. Guns. ttJST received direct trom New York, a lot J very fine and superior nouDie barrel snot guns with newly improved locks. Some lami n ted Steel-wire barrels also a few Rifles? and for sale by J. HEARD & CO. September!, 1852.


ocr: E. E. BRUNER. W. I. BRUNER. BRUNER & SON, Commission, Receiving and For- warding merchants, Mulberry Street, Vicksburg, Mississippi, KEEPa constantly on hand, Plantation Sup plies of all kinds. Wagons, Plows 61c, &c. Liberal advances made on cotton, shipped to our friend, J. H. HEALD, 34 Natchez Street. New Orleans December 15, 1852.


ocr: WATCHES A JEWELRY received and for sale at redded prices, anew supply of superior quality and styip and jewelry. Watches repaired and war ran ted as Usual. S. H WILSON. January i2, 1853.


ocr: White Lead, Window Sash Etc. ifi Lbs. Pure No. t white Lead, UUU 120 Gls Linseed Oil, 500 Lbs. Putty 2000 Lights window Sash, For snle bv WILSONS & HYATT. Februrry 16. 1853.