ocr: nair,Bro.tCo .(-Will, 11K0. & CO. , MO. & CO. DO OFFER, DO OFFER, DO OFFER, DO OFFER, tEATEK, RKATKlt, l' . . il.M . road land INDUCEMENTS, INDUCEMENTS, INDUCEMENTS, INDUCEMENTS, rttf ALMOST HAN ALMOST, rtLV ALMOST jBAX ALMOST ANY FIRM, ANY FIRM, ANY FIRM, ANY FIRM, K BARGAINS, w BARGAINS, tvt n i o tt ncinr. FOR CASH, CASH, FOR CASH. GASH. OR PROMPT PAY ( PROMPT PAY, I PROMPT PAY, MACNAIR, BRO. & CO. MACNAIR, BRO. A CO. MACNAlli, BRO. & CO. fcrboro', Oct. 7, 1850. Valuable Farm FOR SALE. fi? t OFFER FOR SALE the tract of land (D wh'rck 1 reside in -Norcott's Neck, Pitt touaty. "The Mck" las long beett noted for the production o . . . 1 iL. , - . . IP . 1 - . glution, anu mc pari wow oircrcu cmoraces 1 Ac most Yahiable Portion of it. The en tire Tract tonta ns 787 Acrts, About one half cleared, and not five acre ((waste Land in the whole. An abundance tf mud and marl can be obtaitetrd al almost any point, and the facilities for traprovo aent generally are as good ns ipottld bC lesired. There arc on the premises a jgwd dwelling house, and more than all the m ttsary out-buildings, mostly new, and all in thorough repair. The buildings are lituated in a beautiful Oak Grove of some i or twelve acres, with a good well, and moral springs convenient. Tranters Creekfurras the boundary line for over five miles, with a general depth of about 20 sect. There are landings all along but tie principal one is about 200 yards from ; we house and eight miles from the town if Washington. The land can be bought to half what such land would bring at a tord ia Edgecombe, though really worth tore where it is. G. B. SINGELTARY. Greenville, Oct. 8, 1809. IV0RTI1 CAROLINA Steam Transportation Company Wm Land for Sale. WISH TO SELL MY LAND In Edgecombe County, Eleven mil " ium AuwDoro' on the from Tawboro' to Williamston. The loins Jnlm W t: tir.. from Tawborft , " ""a " "son Howard and others. The tract contains Three hundred n d forty Acre. There is a good Swamp and Marsh on it about one-half cleared, the other in its original growth, and well timbered with Pine, Oak, Gum and Cypress On the premises is a good dwelling house and all necessary out houses including negro houses, barns, horse stables, &c. I will take pleasure in showing the premises to any wishing to buy. Terms can be made accommodating. JOHN A. PURVIS. Edgecombe, N. C. Sept. 25, 1859. Roclcy Point Plantation FOR SALE. ii jnxuxfD acres op land XHHK on the West side of the North East branch of the Cape Fear River, la miles from Wilmington, and three from the Railroad, known as The Vatls, or Firry Plantation. The Lands are underlaid with the best of marl, and well adapted to the growth of Cotton or Pea Nuts. There are 450 to 500 acres cleared, of as good Land as there is in the county, with ajgood Dwelling and out-houses, Negro Quarters, Stables and Barn, the last two, new framed buildings, immediately on the bank of the River. If not sold before, the Land, Team and Farming Utensils, of all descriptions, will be offered at public sale, on the premises, on the 10th day of December. TERMS. The Land will be sold for one- fourth cash, balance in one, Iwo, three and four years, with approved note bearing interest. For further Information, apply to LEVIN LANE, or WM. W. LANE, Ageut. October 14, 1849. Overseer Wanted l WISH TO HIRE for next year, ata OverswK II. Ik HUM AS-. October S5 G. H. Brown, Commission and Forwarding SVrEBCHANT, WASHINGTON, N. C. HAVING a large Brick Firc-proaf buil ding, I am prepared to receive and for- ward with economy and dispatch, consign ments of Merchandize, Cotton, or other produce made to me. All business entrusted to my care, shall have prompt attention Sept. 12, 1859. Edwin A. Keith, eotttfisszos assaeaadra. Wilmington, N. C, OFFERS his services to Planters as Fac tor or Agent for the sale of Cotton: will give his personal attention to the sale of Cotton. His Commission for selling Cotton will r- : : 1859. Fall. 1859. New Fall & Winter GOODS.. WEBB ELL Sf HART, ARE now receiving and opening one of me oest selected Stock of GOODS ever bro't to this section, consisting in part of Fancy Staple Bry Goods, Ladies Dress Goods, French and Scotch Embroideries, Cloaks, Shawls, House keeping Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Planters' Goods, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes, Hats & Caps, Groceries, Hardware, Crock ery-ware, &c. &c, in fact every thing usu ally found in similar Establishments; all of which have been selected with great care, with especial reference to the wants of this section of the country, and will be sold very low. J&gy Examine before you bu7--f WEDDELL & HART. Tarboro Sept. 21, 1859. To the Farmers Of Edgecombe & Pitt Something you need FOR SAL.E CHEAP. 1 Large wrought iron Cauldron BOILER, of about 000 gallons capacity, welladap ted for use upon a large plantation. 1 Cast Iron CAULDRON, of about 180 gallons capacity, 1 do do do. 120 drt. do. both furnished with Iron bound wooden curb tops and with spouts 1 STEAM-BOILER, 10 feet long, 20 inch diameter, with force pumps and pipes and vahes, and a Juniper steaming case all complete -well adapted for plantation uses, such as cooking feed for stock by steam, which is decidedly the most ex peditious and economical and for try ing out and refining and clarifying Lard, Tallow avid Wax, &&. &e. and also for boiling out clothes for washings saving at least half of the labor. For any or ail of the above apply to DANIEL UKtD, Aug. C, $859. Washington, No. Cv Copartnership. ' I HAVE THIS DAY admitted to an in- I tercst in my business, l C. Royee. It will hereafter be conducted Under the firm of James B. Cunningham & Co. JAMES .15. CUNNINGHAM. J8gP. C. Royce will sign, JAMtiS B. CUNNINGHAM & CO. New York. July 1.1&U. Molasses! Molasses!! 1 $0 Hhds. New Crop English Island Molasses, brujht and heaeyt lately receiving from West Indies. For sale low by A A. WILLARD Washington, July 25, 1859. SELLING OFF At Cost. The Subscribers WISHING to close their business have determined, after this date, to offer their Entire Stock of Goods on hand JIT COST. Their Stock embraces a good assortment of Ladies, Gents, Boys, Youths & Children's Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Negro Brogans, Ditching Boots and Wool ' Hats. Also, Gents, Boys and Childrens j r i n a. tt a I fine Cassimcre and Straw Hats Their Goods have been well kept and are as good as new, and all who are in want of goods in their line would do well to give them a call. G. L. BROCKETT & CO. tarboro'. N. C. Julyl, 1859. 1859. New Fall & Winter ARE now receiving NEW GOODS- STAPLE dry Goods, Fancy dry Goods, HARD-WARE, CROCKERY, BONNETS, BOOTS & Shoes, GLASS-WARE, Porcelian-ware, GROCERIES, WOOL HATS, And a great variety of Notions call and examine our stock, which we arc offering at low prices. R. T. IIOSKINS & B0WDITCII. Tarboro', Sept. 17, 1859. Coal Oil & Lamps. SSA THIS day received a largo and ele gant assortment Kerosene Lamps, And for sale hi D. PenJenk Co. ALSO, Coal Lamp Oil, D. Pender & Co. Tarboro', Feb. 23, 189. Dancy & Hyman, And Commission Merchants, 124 PeaH Street .ronii s. 1ANCV, FtlAS. M. IIYMAU Xcw York. James G.Smith&Go. GENERAL Commissio?! and Forivardin rr No. 3 South Water Street, (up stairs,) WILMINGTON, N. C. REFER TO K. P. ILi.t, Esq., Pls't Branch Bank of the State Wilmington, N. C. II. R. Savage, Esq., Cashier, Bunk Cape Fear, " " John Dawson, Esq., " " 53?" Prompt attention will be given to all consignments of Cotton and other'produce. j Branch T. Hurt, Grocer and Produce Commis sion Merchant, Petersburg, Virginia. -Tc I AM prepared to supply my customers and others with the best quality of Gunny Cloth, Rale Rope 8f Twine, Best Peruvian Guano Baltimore Inspec tion and all other goods usually sold in a First Class Grocery House. All of my purchases are invariably made with Cash, and of course can, and will be gold terms as favorable as they can be bought elsewhere. Consignments, of Cotton, Wheat, Corn, &c. are respectfully solicited, and upon which advances in Cash will be made whenever desired. Mr. Blake Pittman is engaged with me, and will, with pleasure give his special attention to the orders and consignments of his old friends. BRANCH T. HURT, August 11, 1859. S. A. Plummer, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Foreign & domestic hardware, SADDLERY HARDWARE, And Coach Materials, No. 10, Bollingbrook St., Petersburg, Va. I HAVE now on hand the largest and best assortment of GOODS that I have ever offered to the public. My Goods are purchased direct of manu facturers of This Country and Europe, Thereby enabling me to offer as great in ducements to purchasers as any House in my line either North or South. Saddlers & Coachmalcers Will find any article in their line that they may wish and at prices which will give satisfaction. ottutrg 2f&mljants Are requested to examine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I am confident that my Goods and Prices will please them. N. B. Orders from Farmers and others arc solicited and will have prompt atten tion. S. A. PLUMMER, No. 10, Bollingbrook St, August 13, 1859. Petersburg, Va. Boots and hhocs, Boots and Shoes, Boots and Shoes, Of Of MOST VALIIABLE Lands for Sale. 910 Acres Of the most valuable Lands on Capo Fear River for sale. These Laud ' are located eight miles above the Town of Fayette ville, on both sides of the river. They are Known as the Ashe Lands. THEY adjoin the Lands of Mr. Hadley of Edgecombe county, to whom we can refer for specifications. Also, to the Hon. Wm. S. Ashe and Thos. Ashe, of Wilming ton. The said Lands are said to be fin for the production of Cotton, Corn, Oats, Hay, &c. Also, there is a most valuable bodv of Cvnress Timber near the River j which is very valuable for making Shingles for the Wilmington market. The abovw. Lands can be bought cheap for the cash " good paper or young likely Negroes at a fair price. Those wishing to buy will find the subscriber at Fayetttville, N. C. May, 1859. A. N. McDONALD. VALUABLE Plantation for Sale THE undersigned having purchased la another County, a tract of Corn land, wiU sell his Plantation in Perquimans. The tract contains some twelve hundred acres, and is situated immediately on th Albemarle Sound, possessing fine fishing advantages. The Plantation is well ditched and fenced entirely with Juniper rails. About Nine Hundred acres are in cultivation and will bring one thousand pounds of seed- Cotton per acre without manure. The situation of. this Plantation, gives it advantages, in the markets, and in the discipline of Negroes, which are unequal cd; being within a few hours of Norfolk, and twelve miles from any Store or place where ardent spirits are sold. For further information apply to THOS. E. SKINNER, Raleigh, N. C, June 21, 1859. FOR SALE. A Valuable Tract of Land, Lying on the Greenville and T&wboro Road, about six miles from Greenville. THE above tract contains about 400 acres, 50 of which have been cleared and has lain out for the last 10 years. The balance, excepting a few acres of waste straw pine, oak and hickory, and contain ing an amount of valuable timber rarely to be met with. Also inexhaustible quantities of the richest mud and marl, which can be obtained at all seasons of the year. The soil is a dark loam and clay foundation, ana well auaptea to tne growtn ot cotton itu1 mini Tt. nlin?n5 tliP nlantniinna rf and extends-in the form of a square from Taw River back; thus affording easy com munication with market at all seasons of the year, and is situated in a neighborhood which affords excellent society. A new and convenient dwelling house has recently been erected on it, with out houses to match. The health of the place is unsurpassed and it contains excellent water. To those de


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ocr: Cheap M (i owls. a c n a i r & B r o Is the place to BuyC HEAP Goods. Tawboro'. May 12, 1869. Ice! Ice!! Ice!!! Lloyd 4 Co.'s Ice House WILL BE OPEN every morning a sunrise. Price of Ice, 3 cts for 1 to 10 lbs. over 10 lbs. 2 cts. S. S. HICKS, Agent. Tarboro' Aril 20, 1859. Tarboro' Academy. PRINCIPALS. In Male Department Mr. Frank Wilkin son. In Female Miss A. L. Dodge, Department Miss Martha Mallory. THE next Session of the above Institu tion will commence on Monday, thc Gth day of next month. Charges for tuition thc same a3 heretofore. By order of the Board of Trustees. JNO. NORFLEET, Secretary. Tarboro', May 2G, 1859. Concto Academy. THIS ACADEMY is located in an ex cellent neighborhood, about ten miles South of Tarboro'. Its next session will commence on thc second Monday in July. Hales of Tiytioh : Elementary, English branches, $10,00 Advance, " " " $12,50 Classics, $15,00 Every student will pay from the time he enters to the close of the session, unless prevented by sickness or something una voidable. Board can be procured in thc neighborhood from seven to eight dollars per month. WILLIAM A. THIGPEN. June 21, 1859. OXFORD

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ocr: For the Southerner By Divine Permission, The Uuion Meeting will be held at Urns' Meeting House, commencing friJay before the tilth bu nday m this gootb, continue three days. July 12, 1859.


ocr: . J ames C. 8m ith&C o . GENERAL Commission and Fonoarding No. 3 South Watpr Street, (up WILMINGTON, N. C. REFER TO E. P. Hall, Esq., Trs't Branch Bank the State, Wilmington, N. C. II. 11. Savage, Esq., Cashier, Bank Fear, ' Joijn Dawson, Esq., " " J6Prompt attention will be given to consignments of Cotton and other


ocr: Branch T. Hurt, Grocer and Produce Commis sion Merchant, Petersburg, Virginia. - I AM prepared to supply my customers and others with the best quality of Gunny Cloth, Bale Rope Twine, I5est Peruvian Guano Baltimore Inspec tion and all other goods usually sold in a First Class Grocery House. All of my purchases are invariably made with Cash, and of course can, and will be sold upon terms as favorable as they can be bought elsewhere. Consignment's, of Cotton, Wheat, Corn, &c. arc respectfully solicited, and upon which advances in Cash will be made whenever desired. Mr. Bloke Pittman is engaged with mc, and will, with pleasure give his attention to the orders and of his old friends. BRANCH T. HURT, August 11, 1859. S. A. Plummer, IMPORTER AND DEALER IS .


ocr: FitANK G. Pitt, M. 1). John HowAr.r, M. D. Drs. Pitt & Howard, HAVE associated themselves together ia The Prurtiee of Mtdicint, At Sparta, And tender theft professional Services to the people of the surrounding country Junv-, 1858.


ocr: i ii -v y,m BY virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed to us by Robert D. Macmnr, vre will sell at public sale on tho 23rd August nest, (Tuesday of Court reek,) Six JSxfrocs, One nero woman about 25 vein of aw and four children, and one ne;:ro man about 50 years old agea of the children from 3 years to one. We also propose to sell privately, 2 valuable Tract of Land, Containing about six hundred acre?, lying and being in the county of Washington. Terms made known on the day of sale. E. D. Macnair, ) Trus L. D. Pender i ( tecs. July 26th, 1859. - - -


ocr: Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial Is The Only Sure Is The Only Sure Is The Only Sure And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedy Before, The People Before The People Before The People In Dysentery, In Dysentery, In Dysentery, Diarrhoea Diarrhoea, Diarrhoea, And Flux. And Flux. And Flux. It Never Fails. It Never Fails. It Never Fails. V ,V CO., rroiu-W-tors, 30.1 IJrondwny, Xcv- YorV. Tlio Pr'i'ri",or ltiiv A ih!i-li.-l fN-tnran-I e t'r th- tij''h imr "t" tin- Tr.uW with tin- -tt-u-iiv liiii-Tt.iih' Vh'.i-.-;l.- Vrtiz IIif of ,T. sllIU ItST, Cliiirtrston. Fur SirJciit 'Jhrbr '' lh.imrd 5," Vu.


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ocr: SELLING OFF At Cost. The Subscribers KISIIING to close their businoss havo yennincJ, after this date, to offer their 0re Slock of Goods oh hand . JT C O S T. Heir Stock embraces a good assortment Radios, Gent?, Boys, Youths & Children's Shoes and Gaiters, Also. Gents. Boys and eCassimcrc and Straw Hats. Their Goods have been well kept and aro piott as new, iiiiu ;ut miKi vi Hi -oihIs iu their hue would do well to givo ieni a call. G. L. CROCKETT & CO. lirboro'.N. C.Julyl, 1859.


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ocr: r I 111 c MOST VA'fcBABt' Of the most valuable Lands on Cape . Fear River for sale. These Lands I : arc located cight milcs aboVtf the Town of Fayetteville, , on both sides of the river. They aro , Known as the Ashe Lands. THEY adjoin the Lands of Mr. HadloyJ of Edgecombe county, to : whouv iwe, caq,, refer for specifications. Also, to the Hon.' Win. S. Ashe andTlios. Ashe, bf ton. The said Lands are said, to be -fine for the production. oX Cotton, Corn, Oats, Hay, &c. Also, there is a most valuabla body of Cypress Timber near the Hiver which is very valuable for making Shingles for the Wilmington market. The Lands can be bought cheap for the cash" good paper or young likely Negroes at fair price. Those wishing to"bny will finl? the subscriber at Fay cttcville, N, C;. May, 1859. . A. N, McD6NALBL YALMBLE Plantation for Lands Sale 101


ocr: Edw. Zoeller & Co. H0I33S, SIGH, Ornamental 8? Fresco Painters, Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glazing, Varnishing, &3. The citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties are urgently solicited to give lsm n All nrnrlr ontrnatrwl trt . , , .. . . . them will be executed with fidelity and despatch. Paper Hangings will also be attend ed to in town or country. Tawboro', Dec. 4, 1857.


ocr: same. Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1859. Livery Stables. tiios. m. OOK, HAVING taken the Stables adjoining Mr. Geo. Lipscomb's chop, will keep on hand at all times Horsesor Sale or Exchange. Horses and Buggies for hire. Horses kept en livery. Horses sold on Commission. Horse and Buggy per day, hire, $3 "0 " " Half day, 2 50 Saddle Horse per day, 2 00 Horses taken on Livery per month, 12 50 Single Horse feed, , 25 cts( Horses and Waggon with drivers. M Hiring must be Cash befort you Ride. Persons can be sent to any part of the county with a good team and careful dri wrs. at all hours. And by strict attention to business I hope to receive a liberal share ofthe public patronage. Afew NICE HORSES on hand for sale "Exchange, on reasonable terms. Tawboro', Jan. 1,1859. I INVITE the attention cf Mer chants to the following List of Goods, WLicU I offer for sale on accommodat ing terms: 240 boxes Cheese, 225 Bbls Flour, 90 Crackers, 50 Boxes Raisens, SO Candy, 18 Kegs Butter, 40 BMs Sugar, 50 Bags Coffee, 35 Bbls Pork, 40 Ilhds Molasses, 45 Bbls Snuff, ICO Bags Shot, 30 Kegs Powder, 50 Boxes Soap, -00 Beams Paper, 200 Kegs Nails,. . 15 Bbls Vinegar, 400 Casks Lime, &00 Sacks SnH. 2000 Bushels do. H Tobacco, &c. AT gv ' a S0013 supply of Boots and 0cs Prints. Shfifttiiiffi 5, Sheetings, &c. Wash A. A. Willard. gton, N. C. Ucc, 6th, 1858. con Lime. 0 casts LIME, a good article ot Lump, 1Q nfe 1S. for sale by " Jl. Ji. Willard. 'oa X. C, Juue, 18o8.


ocr: $100 Reward RAN AWAY from the Sub scriber about four years ago, negro boy JOHN, aged about 22 or 23 years, bright copper color, thick set, t and weighed about 130 punds under teeth tolerably wide apart, and a large scar on his thighs occasioned by a sald when a child. He formerly belonged to Mr. W. H. Beverly, and was raised by Wm. Carney, near Bethel mectiDg house. 'I purchased said boy a few months before he ran away from Red- dick (3arney, and I think he is lurking about Greenwood, where, his parents live. The above reward will be given for or apprehension aud delivery to me, sjmmI m a-iy j til so that 1 get him again. - ' Jamm. J. Lawrence. Tawboro', July 14, 27


ocr: C. L. WHEELER, Agent. p 3? Goods. c n a i r & B r o h the place to COEAP Goods. iS!. Way 12, 1859. Goal Oil & Lamps. flIS day received a large and ele- patortmcnt Kerosene Lamps, And for sale ALS; Coal. Lnrop Oil, 1U , hif D- lJkr & Co. 7 V-U. jLO, lOOU. ny & flyman, 124 Pnn.l Oi i For Sale. 'MI P,aie p , . lop, n L?l?Sng and 200 Coils ho fcc ' feg,,1S at 12J, and Hope at C aordin. to quality. DANCY & HYMAN, 1,carl Street, New York. p'pcyto51i; Mayo ,ytn!a(, ,' an,,w,H attend assidu H l0j. Uaof Prolusion. Ckea Da


ocr: New & Fashionable GOODS, JUST RECEIVED, Hy Fames Mehcgtin. CALL and examine leave your or dcr, which will be filled iu the best' manner and at the shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap tor Cash. Tawboro', b'uj.t. 1858. Call and See! Having just returned from New York with his Fall and Winter Slock of Cloths, Cassimcres $ Nestings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner. He chal lenges any and all to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted as his. lie permits no uLiuI job" to leave his establishment. . He asks a fair compensation and docs justice to his work. His Trimniimja, tfr. arc all of the best quality no imitations. Heady -in ade Clot hing, Shirts and Collars Ha ndkerch iefs, Gloves, c Sfc. Always on hand. JBSrOrders promptly filled. IZolt't I). Johnston. Wilson, Sept. 21, 1853. 89 just Received, Housekeeping Articles and Plan


ocr: Br. A. II. Macnair, INFORMS bis friends and the pub lic, that he has returned home and re sumed The Practice of Medicine All persons indebted to him are reques ted to come forward immediately and close their accounts by cash or note, or they will be put in train for collection, Tarboro', March 80, 1S57.


ocr: iVill Exhibit Thursday, June 30. fan Amburgh's U Equestrian Company. The bcsl rcrlormiiiff IB the World, TIPPOO SAIB, The only pair of RoyalBciigalTisers IaAraerica, and the largest ever iakcQ alive, performing ia cages with lions, Leopards, and Brazi lian Tigers! fjer command of the fearless Prof. LiNGWUHTHl, wno en ters the Cages, A Circus of STAR ARTISTS, Composed of a full corps of Equestrien nes, Equestrians, Gymnasts, Acrobats, &c. flr.J,L. Thoyrr will introduce his Quadruped Wonders, THE ACTING MULES, TOM AND JERR7. iSfFora List of Performers and Performances, See Pictorials, Small Bills, ic. &c. Two Performances Daily J C. L. WHEELER, Agent. p 3? Goods. c n I L Ckea


ocr: sonsHsassa. massing, Vublishcr. S2 00 ..I.MIM Pt " two montte, - OF ADVERTISING . J?-.. Insertion ...,,;,, afterwards, u V nrovortion. 2 1 50 00 THE CEMEBBATED Trolling Horse Morgan Rattler, 5 00 X lll'll I a .... 1 IT nr dailv receiving GOODS, -.riotv. novelty and cheap- ,w Wj. .W 3) THIS celebrated Trotting Stallion will stand the ensuing season in the counties of Edgecombe and Halifax, And be let to mares at Ticenti- Fice Dollars the season. Insurance can be effected by special contract with the agent of the owuers at Forty Dol lars. One Dollar for every mare to the Groom. The number of mares will be limited to fifty. tin -rv r-sr-v t p4Tv v-rk i M or era ' .1 i,., onv house be surpau . iiiii a l i i ii iv. " . luu - an llattler was 7 years old in June 185G, is a dark chestnut, stands 1G hands his:h and weighs 13 cwt., round make aud compact in every res pect, with abroad and deep chest, good strength of limb with close joints, live ly and animated countenance aud a fast ' . I i.httiI lnr ho TtMic ciriwi hw n Till h nrwi great care s for - . Mo an owned by Samuel Morse and iT at rery low prices. Call known as the Morse Horse of Spcgle- sola at very i i wfore you buy. town, in me coumy vi Aveubsumur, n. Deiu J IT ART. V. ho. hW half brother to Grav Eddv. jjyi'-w" -1 q - r ' ' C March -J, 18ol. oue of the fastest horses now on the turf j he trotted on the Union Course, ft71fi. Lone Island, N. Y.. in October 1854 to waggon in 229., 2.o0, winning the -PTnAr rtf Mnthowson & Pip- two first heats and purse ot ?1,000. x.x solved Mr. Mathew- His crandsire was the Root horse and e .An;in 1'ifo. hl, irnt. hnrsp. was sired bv the old liUiii iu v i v.-- i of the concern will be Sherman Morgan, the same horse that Vor nf us. sired the old LlacK iiawK. Kathan Matheicson. Wh SPRING TKABFi, t8.19, N. F. Rives, Wholesale Druist, NO. 3, POWELL'S HOW, 107 Sycamore street, Petersburg, Ya., invites the atten tion of dealers to his Spring Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Spices, Window Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Article?, Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. City anl country merchants who desire to purchase from a large and select stock at acceptable prices, are cordially reques ted to examine. his gsods. J5 Orders attended to with neatness and dispatch. March 1. Kerosene or Coal OIL. I an now prepared to furnish my cus tomers and the public generally, with Kerosene Oil, Of the most superior quality. A liberal discount made to dealers. If you desire the best article manufactured at the lowest market-rates, call on N. F. TiIYES, Petersburg, Va., April 4, 1S50. Garden Seed. Barbok C. Watsox, Gaston Meabes. Watson & Meares, Gen1! Commission. Merchants, 3 4 BurliiiS Slip, NEW YORK. L. B. Pender, ATTORNEY' AT LAW, Tawboro', IV. 1 1 Ti Ym. M. Plppcn. Mcr- f INVITE the atteution of chants to the following List of Goods, Which I offer for sale on accommodat JUST RECEIVED and for sale, a lot of Kentucky Dlue, Orchard, Timothy, and Hungarian Grass Seeds N. F. RIVES, o April p. Wholesale Druggist. Druggist. His Dam was a large chesnut mare of creat power and speed, owned by - - . . n,ims Dnsfinburv ot lirunswicK, Itens- - w a, mm j r desires to return his selacr county, which was sired by the hia old customers for their lmp0rted Horse, owned and : brought patronage, aJ requests jut0 Loer Canada by Sir John Uol- of the same to the new )nTrif formerly Governor of Canada. The grand Dam was a full blooded Morgan mare, brought into this section as successors to Qf ihe country from Vermont by Dorus Matheicson & Pitmen, nnsenburv i w . I associated t&emscwes uuuui Moran llattler received in iojo mu , - . ... First Premium the Henssalaer it uncalled for of this celeb for himself we will add that he has r0t the best stock in Henssalaer county. Dorus Dusenhnry. U. Morrison, Billings Blakley. Alfons Patten. For further particulars enquire of Dr. Jos. JL Baker, . Jus. II. Ilyman, T. M. Cook. Tawboro', Dec. 9, 1S58. Flower Seeds. JUST RECEIVED and for sale by N. F. RIVES, Petersburg. April 5, 18-39. To Tobacconists, I WOULD call the attention of Tobacco nists to the fact that I keep constantly on hind a heavy supply of Toncra Deans, Gum, Sweet Oil, Essential Oils, &c, and cordially invite them to examine my stock, feclin" confident it would be to their inter est N. F. RAVES, Druggist. Feb. 0. liSrapers adv. copy. ing terms: 240 boxes Cheese, 225 15bls Flour, 90 " Crackers, 50 Boxes llaisins, 30 Candy, 1 Kogs Butter, 40 Bbls Sugar, - 50 Bags Coffee, 85 Bbls Pork, 40 II bds Molasses, 45 Bbls Suuff, 1G0 Bags Shot, o0 Kegs Powder, 50 'Boxes Soap, 200 Beams Paper, . 200 Kegs Nails, 15 Bbls Vinegar, 400 Casks Iiimc, 800 Sacks Salt, 2000 Bushels do. George Howard, J r. Attorney and Solicitor, WILSON, N. C. Attends the Courts of Nash, Wayne, "Edge- - , - combe and Wilson counties. Office opposite the Court House. April, 1857. Frank G. Pitt, M. D. Jonu Howard, M. D. Drs. Pitt db Howard, HAVE associated themselves together in The Practice of Medicine, At Sparta, And tender their professional services to the people of the surrounding country. June, 1858. T. IVI. Martin, r o. & Co.a Grocers Commission Merchants, PETERSBURG VA. u 1. .7F1. Jflartin, Son A" Co.i Commission Merchants, RICHMOND, VA. Fish, Tobacco, &e. PI . ALSO, a good supply of Boots and Shoes. Prints. Sheetings, &c. A. A. Willard. Washington, N. C. Dec. Gtli, 1858. N. M. M ARTIN, Sr. W. K. MARTIN, II.L.PLUMMER,Jr. R. A. MARTIN, R. TANNAIIILL, N.M. MARTIN, Jr. jgStrict personal attention given to the sale of Produce. Orders for Goods promptly filled. REFERENCES, R. R. Bridueks, Esq., President, Br Bank, Tarboro', N. C. Messrs. Weddelt. & Hart, Tarboro', Dr. J. J. Philips, Edgecombe County. C. F. Fisher, Esq., Cashier, Br. Ex Bank, Petersburg, Va. James Weddell, Esq., Petersburg. R. E. Macnair, Esq., Tarboro', N. O Coal. 150 T0NS' "Rcd Ash" C0AL Ej(j Size, for sale low by A. A. TVillard. Washington, N C. Oct. 20, '58. NOTICE. ... n i Tnnlll FloIiq TIIE Copartucrslnp ueretomre exist- 1 OIHS Ul jLicl 11. . . Pabtmountain & Stewart is I HAVE for sale a large supply of Ton-' tjtjs d dissolved by mutual consent 1 1 T 1 ...... n.l J 1 -v i. si . 1 T1 ?11 1 1. 1 . and style of Doted & Baker, continuance of the patronage, so liberally bestowed an the late Wn. M. Pippm, Uenry A. Doird, Jos. II. Baker. ! Guano ! ! 0T ", (I) .. Bngs No. l,reruvian GUANO, to Planters in lots to suit their all in fine order and direct from Agent's hands. -ASS0- "Elide," "Navasa," "Ground Plaster," Bonc Dust," manures. above can be bought by all re planters of us and forwarded at on the Wilmington and Weldon on reasonable terms, to be out of the next cotton crop, ad from delivery. N. M. MARTIN, PRO. & CO. and Commission Merchants, No. 129, Sycamore Street. 12, 1850. Mess Pork. of the best brand, put up and now re-packed, for sale N. M. MARTIN, RRO & CO. Va., April, 20, 1859. jgST"Papcrs adv. copy. Sweet Oil. 1 WOULD invite tiie attention ot looac conists and others to a fine lot of Sweet Oil, Which I am selling low. N. F. RIVlvS. Petersburg, Va. Feb. 'J. Druggist. f2?P:ipers adv. copy. Flour! Flour! ! I50 Barrels, Superfine, Extra S. fine, Extra Family, comprising some of the very best brands in Virginia. rhose w ishing to secure their family sup- , , f of Tvnrk of the t'ly for the season, can be suppueaai once. ?ht, the 13tb inst. at the Fork ot the y :u,uticil. For sa:e in lots to )ad at Mrs. Shurley's near luwboro t l y $25 Reward. THE Subscriber lost, on Monday; nig i Road Jl large Bay Horse, N. Jl. MART IX, BRO. & CO. Peteisburg, Va., April 4, ISoO. THE subscribers adopt this method of announcing to the citizens of Edge combe and to the public generally, that they have associated themselves togeth er under the name and style of Williamson & Sleiuart, For the purpose of carrying on The Carriage making h4 THE business of building in all its branches will be carried on by the sub scriber, who offers his services to the citizens of Edgecombe and the adjoin ing counties. Being an experienced workman, he feels confident that he can please those who may waut his services. He is also prepared to furnish draw ings and specifications. E. A, Sherman. Feb'y 20th,1858. , WJI. Architect and Ofiice Raleigh, N. RESPECTFULLY offers ". public. In the Architectural signs, Specifications and Churches and Public, and In the Civil Engineering make surveys and . Roads, Canals, &c. and Construction. He -.will Drainage of Farm branches connected with With an Educational thorough Practical sixteen years, he hopes tion. Respectfully he refers he is engaged in this Ex-Governor Building Committee, Building Committee, Church. Building Committee, House. Wm. S. Battle, Rocky County, R. S. Tucker, Raleigh, W. M. Boylan, do. C. Harrison, do. K. H. Lewis, Nash Robert Norfleet, gfAll letters on tended to. A. A. Wholesale Groceries, Dry Commission and IS prepared to make VANCES on PRODUCE for shipment to his more, New York, or Washington, N. C, O hhds ENGLISH a very superior West Indies, for sale A. Washington, N.C., 1S W!,;tfl fnn. all his feet white, a nnw UIW J ! nuilted scat saddle, with a hog skin coy- cra rope halter, anu a ura .,uw bridle, part of the rein weo. - silver lever watch, witn a sinui w and a silver masonic key. A rcwaru oi Ten Dollars will be given for the re covery of the horse and saddle, and I en j.ll...fnW Mio wnlft l. cnaiU uuu ovj. UU1W1B 1U1 -" " " 1 - 'ii Any information respecting, them will be thankfully received. Ebi wnujieiu. IN THE TOWN OP TARBORO'. Carriages and busbies of every descrip tion will be put up in the neatest and mnst dnrable manner. tlenairinc and renovating old Vehi- vrill also constitute a branch of Vivo fhnir business. ni tl. Vrto tb-it. bxr f rif.t TTrr wn ot Tirhnro'. Wilson. vStan- -t'J f16" r nn-iioj.u - i- fn no Uo.v mav OD' . --, !.. ,1 4-1. nir 1 llUUllUU H- lUdiuvuu, j J Tt Z :iZ W ; Uin a libevul share of patronage from BC.low.i i 1 " - will cover mares at $15 a single leap for m i ex!?! Black Hawk Chief the season, to insure, .?o,. VM firnnm in every instance. Season to l llv V - " - - commence on the 21st March, and enu on tbe 4th day of J uly. AH insurance money to be paid as soon as mare is consiucreu wnu ii an THE undersigned embraces this opportunity ot returning liis sin cere thanks to his friends and custom ers for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the past year, and by being attentive to his work he antici pates a continuance of the same, as he has the best Workman in the State, aud can afford and will sell their friends and the publie generally. J. A. Yitliamson, T. J. Stewart Thn undersigned thankful to his friends and the public for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him, himself in having been HARNESS, Jlnd all kinds of Work, As low as any manufacturer this side of anv Northern City, and will com pete with any Northern manufactures as far as durability is concerned. I have on hand and for sale a quan tity of ready made work of all descrip tions, and cm prepared to manuiacture any kind of work ordered in our line of business, such as Carriage and Buggy :Pv, G O O casks LIME, a in new bbls. for sale A. Washington, N. C, To all whom it THE undersigned made discovery of A re medyt Offers his services Edgecombe and charges No should return, he He has not yet though some have standing, and very dress is Rocky county, N.C. April 20, 1858. THE subscriber to the citizens of rounding counties, ronage he has informs them t bat with 12 to 10 hands entrusted to hire at In. te Hq is also Brielcfatfing Of every and expeditious sonable terms.


ocr: , ii-Doro , r of Concord L.ougi, jlasonicNotice. k informed that the funeral - 1 k Till' M Vi rJonu Rnndav on av W. M. ...i a nttend w MABUEY, S i, rurv-is is expected BcT. John 28 X859. 3 residence v n.re Xhe bretnr y order of !n the occasion. rtjcli on tnc . jtfolaSSCS. . rt.A v.riflish t( IlhJS iBW VlVf D 1 1) f i a superior article, " fivm Wct Inula, lvl A. A WILLAlvD. jcemng Ifashington. S. C, May 2, 1859.


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ocr: Mess Pork. . .. ' ''I'lA' of the best brand, put up :'.'i!lcl,,,,!di, and now rc-packed, for sale ' x- M. MARTIN, BRO & CO. rs;burir. 'n. ( 1 S.'.O


ocr: " " K-l-.i11i:opcaiMlTlVine. BS.lIBi-, 1 . 250 Bales heavy BAGGING, Hot) coils best Jute ROBE, 1000 baling TWINE, for sale on r a enable terms. Planters can order from a any quantity wanted of the bo be paid for out of their Cotton when to market. X. V- Martin, LroJ


ocr: fr48.-M8. 3S SOtflHBai IB, iTvAiii). Editor & Proprietor. W i..i.i- 1 JOHN 3JAaJHu l uuusuur. TERMS PER ANNUM. ;,1 within two months, S2 oo 2 50 RATES OF ADV tRTISINU ! n fir ntserOon l oo l"' !--" ----i '"Y. a'7 A onf" ljr 5irict a"ent10n to the sale of m-H oisrn.w.ya.uuo, v . ( 5 00 t. n near ',n J flnfcrs and Judicial ad vert isc- .5 per cent, higher . 1 Y(arjy,tdeertic-mcnts by contracf. Spring Opening, THE SUBSCRIBERS I VEnov in Store and are daily receiving 112 W GOODS, jvrif Spring $ Summer Trade , l'fi.;,l. for variety, novelty and chcap- I ;. cannot be surpassed by any house 'this section. This Stock, bought as ' 1 with groat care for CASH, compri- . CVCry article that can bo called tor, -Iwill be sold at very low prices. Call icxainiuc before you buy. WEDDELL & HART. T,rboro N. C. March 20, 1859. Minn:; a niuu, vjtj. -i Maenson, Wcddcll & Co. -orters and Wholesale Dealers in hreign $ Domestic Dry Goods, Xos. 73 & SO Sycamore Street, RE ww receiving, and will "have in rw bvtk 'first of Marci, a very large and ;-jactive stock of gaods in their line, to kichtky respectfully invite the attention the Nortk Carolina Virginia a-ud Ten- ;ee trad:.. Orders executed with despatch-. February 2-3, 1850. NOTICE. THE FIRM of Mathcwsoti & Fir- ::rj has been dissolved Mr. Mathcw- o retiring from mercantile life. TIic business of t'-'e concern will be :J by either of as Nathan MatJicuson. Wm. M. Pippen. Jf. Muthnvson desire? to return bis Jinks to Ins old customers for their Ins continued patronage, and requests 'atmuanco of the s.ioie to the new THE undersigned as successors to late Firm of Mathacson & Pippen, mm associated themselves under !"e name and style of Pippen, Dorod Baker, icit a continuance of the pai-.onage, so "3 'c and liberally bestowed on the late ririQ Wm. M. Pippen, Ucnry A. Doicd, J,,s If Jialwr. Tawboro', Nov 10, 1858. D. P. Grarc, D. D. S. Is in Tawboro Ami ready to Perform Denial Operations, '"r those Who ma v wwli to nntrnnise j i November 17, 18 no. Mess Pork. nr-t of flip hrf Virnml nut UP t 4 "v-miau, and now re-packed, for sale A. a I ! ptiv inn nf sburg, Va., April, 20, 1850. t . house, sisw, V) Rental Sr Fresco Painter ,Jilders. of and Marble. Prompt attention fit htizc 'ls of Edgecombe and adjoining '(ill,.! ""lies .1 ,. .. . . Uleimy soiicitcu to give h0h, worK entrusreu ro " iri.-i n i- x t i x Wl! exccutcJ with fiJclity aca 'p 1 trnvi' or country. Tarboro', Edgecombe County, (N.C.) Saturday, Dec. 3, 1859. JOHN H. ROWLAND, WM. D. REYNOLDS J. HAMILTON ROWLAND. 0- Rowland fc Reynolds, GRonTis And Commission Mcrckants Norfolk, Vji. 7.r.-a i r A . v,ouon, Flour, Grain, &c, avoid ing unnc- cessary charges and rende xing prompt re- turns W. W. Pcirce, GENERAL Commission Merchant, Wiluiiugtm, N. C. Lang & Myers, IMPORTERS OP Brandies, Gins and Wines, N. W. Cor. Front and Arch Streets, LOUIS LAXfJ. ry j fj 7 ' Barron C. Watson, Gaston Mkai.es. Watson & Mcarcs, Gcn'l Commission Merchants, :M Burling Slip, NEW YORK. Bowman & Murdiison, Factors and Coiiimiiju MERCHANTS. 104 Wall Street, New York, CALVIN II. DIB1SLK, Latcef Wilmingto?., N. C. JONATHAN B. BUNCE, Late of Kinston, N. C. Dibble & Buncc, Comm ission Mercha n s, In Cotton, Flour, Grain, Naval Stores ad Soutbra Produce goncrally, JVb. ISO Fro Street NEW YORK. Wc Will pay the Forwarding charges on Cotton in Washington. flErERENCES-, lion.WM. A.GkAHAM, Hillsboro', N.C- Hon. John M. Morehead, Greensbo ro', N. C, H. L. MvroVeR, Lsq., layettevillc, N. C. John D. WtllTAMs, Esq., Prcst. Bank of Clarendon. M. Stevenson, Esq. Cashr Bank of Washing iou Wholesale Drug TRADE. Fall, 185!). JY. F. Rims, HAS in store, and is receiving, a large and well selected stock of Drugs, Medi- !.,;,, on lv-vStufTs. Window Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Tobac- i , ' t co, Snuff, Cigars, &c, au oi wniu been purchascl on the most advantageous terms. I ask buyers who have never cx- amine! mv stocK to call and do so be lievmg tnai i can iiiku h - to deal with me. To my old friend, and customers, I shall offer increased induce- lts Mv stock is very extensive, and com prise, in addition to the above, every arti cle in my line of business, and 1 am ucter mined to sell as low as the same goods can be purchased at the North or elsewhere. N. F. RIVES, Wholesale Druggist, 107 Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va. Sept. 7, 1850. fJOYiSE. THE subscriber returns - his thanks to the citizens of Edgecombe and sur rounding counties, for the liberal pat ronage he has heretofore received, and informs them that he is now prepared with 12 to 1G hands to execute all jobs entrusted to him at the shortest notice hi the Carpentering Business. He is also prepared to execute Bricklaying and Plastering, Of every description, in a workmanlike and expeditious manner, and on rea sonable terms. All jobs when comple ted will be settled for by cash or note. Geo. B. Lipscombe. Tawboro', Jan 7, 1858. Jackson's cctoral Syrup, for Colds, &c. THE undersigned embraces this opportunity of returning hU cere thanks to his friends and custom- era ior tlie liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the past year, and by being attentive to his work hn nntiVi. pates a continuance of the same, as he has the best Workman in the State, and can afford and will sell J HARNESS, Jlnd all kinds of Work. As low as any manufacturer this sido of any Northern City, and will com pete with any Northern manufactures as far as durability is concerned. 1 have on hand aud for sale a ouan- tity of ready made work of all descrip tions, and am prepared to manufacture any kind of work ordered in our line of business, such as Carriage and Buggy Harness, waggon and cart Harness, Saddles aud Bridles, Martingales, Stir rup L,eat tiers, births, Pole Straps, sin- :niil dnnldp l?r!n. fT.Wn.L. tin lleius, hamc straps, saddle Crounees, also, horc Bh'ukcts. At the same time I shall keep con- stautly on baud, a full assortment of Plated and Japaned Bitts, Such as s i:,fll3 ard curb Bitts, stiff Bitts, rinsi Bitts dotiule Snaffles, curb Snaffl:,s, mule Bitts Also, a full as sortment ot light, buggy, and heavy coach and draft Collars. I invite the citizens of Kdgccombo and the adjacent couutiss, to call and examine my stock, before purchasing elsewhere. I am determined to sell as low as any manufacturer in the State. P. S. liepairing neatly done -and ex ecuted at the h o-t est notice, James M. Spray ins. Tawboro', Jan'y 1, 185!). W0T1CE XHE subscribers adopt this meth d of announcing to the citizens of Edge combe and to the public generally, that they have associated themselves togeth er under the name aud stlc of Williamson f; Stewart, For the purpose of car. I'1; on The Carriage making IN THE TOWN OF TARliORo'. Carriages and buggies of every descrip tion will be put up in the neatest and most durable matmor. KcpTiirittg and renovating old Vehr clcs will also constitute a brauch of their business. They expmss the hope, that by strict ' amplication to business, they may ob- r m i v v a ijbcra siiarc 0f patronage from their friends and the public generally J. 1. Wuhamson, T. J. tSteiCilrt The undersigned thankful to his . - ... 1:lv , menus aim mo puuuu patronage ncretoiorc uesroweu ou u.iu, congratulates nimscii iu ua.viug uau able to associate with him in business, Mr. Williamson, a man of large expe rience in his trade, having spent a long series of years in its prosecutionres pectfully solicits a continuance ot their favors. T. J. Stewart. Tarboro', Jan. 1st, 1857. THE Subscriber informs the Far mers and citizens of Edgecombe and adjacent Counties, that he has returned to his Old Stand, Near the Bridge in Tarboro', And has enlarged his facilities so as to enable him to make and repair all kinds ot Farming implements and Every description of Iron work. He will also attend to the repairing of Busies, Wagons, Cotton Gins, Guns, Locks, Keys, Stoves, Bell-hanging, &c. Thankful for past favors, he hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. 7. B. Palamountain. Tawboro', January 1, 1857. Baeon! Bacon!! 35 Hhds Shoulders and Sides, quality - . 1 T- prime, ior taiu ujr T. M. MARTIN, BRO & CO. 1 1 11 M i ,., , - - Ladies Dress Goods. WBBMM & HAM, INVITE the attention of the Ladies to their superb Stock of Dress Goods, Jlmong which are Handsome col'd Silks, Grenadine, Ba rege, Jaconet and lawn Robes, plain and printed tissues, Bareges, Crepe de Paris, Argentines, Irenes, Jaconete, Lawns, De Bages, Brilliantes, Ginghams, French, En glish and American prints, &c. &c. Call and see them. 2nd April, 1859. Received by Steamer, A BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Em broideries, handsome Valenciennes Lace Sets, French worked Sets, linen and figured Sets, Collars, Sleeves, Handkfs, &c. &c. WEDDELL & HART. Tarboro' April 20, 1859. Land Plaster, Lime and Molasses. THE subscriber informs the citizens of Edgecombe county, that he will keep constantly on hand, In Tawboro'1 , Land Plaster and Lime, and Molasses by the barrel, in quantities to suit pur chasers, and at very low prices or on a short credit to punctual customers. Also, just received, a few barrels of prime Ocean Shad a lot of Whole Her rings, Cement, Plaster of Paris, kc. 0000 lbs BACON, for sale, cheap for Cash. WilUe Wahton. Tawboro', March 20, 1858. 11 I INVITE the attention cf Mcr chants to the following List of Goods, Which I offer for sale on accomaiotlat in: terms: 240 box.s Cheese, 225 Bbis Flour, 00 Crackers, 50 Boxes llaisios, 30 Oi-dy, 18 Kegs Batter, 40 B'ols Sugar, 50 Bhs CCTee, S5 PbTs Prk, 40 IJl'ds Molasses, 15 BblsSuuff, I GO Bags Shot, oO Kegs Powder, 50 Boxes Soap, 200 Beams Paper, 200 Kegs Nails, 15 Bbls Vinegar, 400 Casks Li imc, 81)0 Sacks Salt, 2000 Bushels do. fish, Tobacco, &c. ALSO, a good supply of Boots and Shoes, Priuts, Sheetings, &e A. A. Wit lard. Washington, N. C. Dec. Gth, 1858. Geo T Williams, Caii MAKER. ' I JIAVFi enlarged my Gun and Black Smith establishment, ami have plenty of room and force to do any kind of a job that may be required. Guns (ind Rijlcs Made to order and repaired. Surgical in struments made. Bell hanging rumps re paired Kejs made and Locks repaired. Cattcs mounted and varnished umbrellas and parasols repaired, &c. All work done on reasonable terms and warranted. GEORGE T. WILLIAMS. Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1359. NOTICE, IF YOU WANT a good Fluke Hoe, or Grubbing Hoe tftade, go to G. T. Wil liams or any other farming utensils. Carts and Waggons ironed off. Buggies repaired, Horse Shoeing, &e. Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1850. admass, THE business of building in all its branches will be carried on by the sub scriber, who olFers his services to the citizens of Edgecombe and the adjoin ing counties. Being an experienced workman, he feels confident that he can please those who may want his services. He is also prepared to furnish draw ings and specifications. E. A. Sherman. Feb'y 20th, 1S58. C- Wm. H. Johnston, Attorney at Zaiv, TARBORO', N. C. Office, the one formerly occupied by R. R. Bridgers, Esq. BRIDGERS & WHITFIELD, Attorneys at Lazv, One or both may be found about their Of fice from 9 to 3 o'clock, every day. Office next door above D. Pender & Co.'s Store. Tarboro', Jan. 1859. J.L Bridgers. G. IV. JVhitJieU. J. A. Engelhard, Att'y at Law, Office next to Bridgers & Whitfield. L. D. Pender, nrOBNEY AT LAW. Tawboro', IV. C. George Howard, Jr. Attorney and Solicitor, WILSON, AT. C. Attends the Courts of Nash, Wayne, Edge combe and AVilson counties. Office opposite the Court House. Apri1, 1 857. Dr. J. W. Jones. OFFiOE, Opposite the Court House. Tarboro', May C, 1859. I. M. martin, Bro. & Co., G racers Co m m iss to n Merck a n ts, PETERSBURG, VA. .1, .71. llarlin Son A Co,, Commission Merchants, RICHMOND, VA. N. M. MARTIN, Sr. Wr. K, MARTIN, H.L.PLUMMER,Jr. R. A. MARTIN, R, T ANN AH ILL, N. M. MARTIN, Jr. JBfStrict personal attention given to the sale of Produce. Orders for Goods promptly filled. REFERENCES, II. R. Bripueuh, Esq., President, Br Bank, Tarboro', N. C. Messrs. Weddell & Hart, Tarboro', Dr. J. J. Philips, Edgecombe County. C. F. Fisher, Esq., Cashier, Br. Ex Bank, Petersburg, Va, Ja.S Weddelt, Esq., Petersburg. 11. E, Macnair, Esq., Tarboro', N.C Just Received, Housekeeping Articles and Plan ters Goods, v:ix marie i lolliin, Boots-, Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, Groce ries, &c Sic. Wcddcll & IlarL Tarboro', April 20, 1850. Ie Rossct, Brown & o. WILMINGTON, N. C. ISrotru, Mfc ISosscl .V Co, NEW YORK, Com n i iss ion Merck a n ts. Particular attention given to the Bale of Naval Stores, Cotton and other Produce. tPT" Importers of pure Peruvian and other Guanos, Land Plaster, &c. lyR Sole Agents at Wilmington for Reese's Manipulated Guano, aud W. White lock & Co'a .Superphosphate of Lime. llaggiii, ISopc ami Twine. 270 Bales heavy BAGGING, 1100 coils best Jute ROPE, 1000 ,, baling TWINE, for sale on rea sonable terms. Planters can order from us any quantity wanted of the above, to be paiil for out of their Cotton when sent to market. X. M. Martin, Bro. C. JOS Castor Oil in qu irt, piut and pint bots, French Olive Oil French Bed Pans, Dabbitt's Potash, in tin cans, of o lb each, Iron Lozenges, Duffy's tonic mixture, Wistnr's Cough Lozenges, McAllister's all-healing Ointment, Leroy'swild cherry and sarsaparillai7&, Holloway's Ointment and Pills, Baker's Bitters, Hubbard's Bitters, - . Hoofland's Bitters, Stoughton's Bitters, Ooffat's Bitters, Health Bitters, Oxygenated Bitters, &c. &c. Concentrated Lye Castile Soap, Comp. Cathartic Pills Badeau's Plasters, Nursing Bottles glass Jars Vials corks, Aycr's cathartic pillfi. kc. Wm. tLvjard (' Co. Whole No. 408. New & Fashionable GOODS, JUST RECEIVED, By Jfames JfMehcgan CALL and examine leave your or der, which will be filled in the 'best manner and at the shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap Tor Cash. Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1858. Call and See ! Having just returned from New Yorkj with his Fall and Winter Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres Peslings9 Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner. He chal lenges any and all to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted as his. He permits no "bad job" to leave his establishment. He asks a fair compensation and does justice to his work. His Trimmings, ttr, are all oi tna best quality no imitations. Ready-made Clothing, Shirts and Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, $c Always on hand. jgrOrdets promptly filled. RoVt D. Johnston Wilson, Sept. 21, 1858. SO A CAJRB. Will. PERCIVArM Architect and Civil Engineer Office Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. C. RESPECTFULLY offers his services to tht public In the Architectural line will supply Dt signs, Specifications and Suptrintcitdunct foe Churches aud Public and Private Building t In the Civil Engineering Department wilt make surveys and locations for Rail H'jds, Cenah) &c. and Superintend their Construction. He will also attend to Drainage of Farm Lands, and all otheC branches connected with his Profession. With an Educational Training and 6 thorough Practical Experience of more than sixteen years, he hopes to give satisfac tion. Respectfully he refers to. those by whom he is engaged in this State. Ex-Governor Bragg. Building Committee,- University, N. C. Building Committee, Raleigh New Baptist Church, Building Committee, Yanceyville Court House. Wm. S. Battle, Rocky Mount, Edgecombt County, R. S. Tucker, Raleigh, W. M. Boylan, do. O. Harrison, do. K. H. Lewis, Nash County, Robert Norflect, Tarboro'. jgggrAll letters on business promptly at tended to. March 12, 1959. 7a. Willard, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Dry Goods, &c Commission and Forwarding Merchant, IS prepared to make liberal CASH AD VANCES on PRODUCE consigned to Ma for shipment to his correspondents in Balti more, New York, or Boston. Washington, N. C, June, 1858. Lime, O 0 casks LIME, a good article of Zuwtjfr in new bbls. for sale by - A. A. milard. Washington, N. 0., Joiie, 1358. NOTICE. T. KEEP the tears from your eyes. It i j Known by us all that a dull raaor will draw the beard out by the root and bring tha tears when they are not called for. All of vou that have dull razors and wish them put in No. 1 order, carry them to GEORGE T WILLIAM, Twboro', Jaa. 1, 1S-39. ii 'H t. 9, i 5.l 41 m For sale by Wm. Uoward Co.


ocr: j3S SQtfSESMtBK, ttoWArd, Editor & Troprietor. fiio John Manning, Publisher. tprMS-PER ANNUM. ,i u two montJis. $2 00 Wr". - - 2 50 RATES OF ADVERTISING s first insertion. i 00 tHl' r no n-n 17LSCI HI"'' "V 7 fl,rtf,jr TJiria7 advertise- . fimirrs u-- '-v- ---- w 7 .j,rf;Spm,pnts h contract.


ocr: Dr. Peyton EL Mayo HAS LOCATED At Amariah Cobb's, Esq. Near Logsboro', and will attend .assidu ously to the, duties of his profession. May, 1839.


ocr: Baebox C. Watsox, Gaston Me.vbes. Watson & Mearcs, Gail, Commission Merchants, 3 1 ITurliiis Slip, NEW YORK. Bowman cO March ison, Factors nticl C oinitiissiim MERCHANTS. 101 Wall Street, New York, CALVIN II. DIBBLE, Late of Wilmington, N. C. JONATHAN I. BUNCE, Late of Kinston, N. C. - -SS- Dibble & Bunce, Co m m iss io n " Me rch ants. n Cotton, Flour, Grain, Naval and Southern Produce generally, No. ISO Front Street NEW YORK. We will pny the Forwarding charges on Cotton in Washington. REFEREENCES. IIon.WM. A. (iuAii am, Ilillsboro', N.C- lion. John M. Moueiiead, Grcensbo- ro' N. G. " IL L. Myrover, Esq., Fayctteville, N. C. John I. Williams, Esq., Prest. Bank of Clarendon. M. Stevenson, Esq, Cashr Bank Washington


ocr: Lime, c (500 casks LIME, a good article c(LumpK in new.bblsJ" for sale by ,' - 5 V?. fa Willar WaehiEgtcn, N. C, June, 1859;


ocr: DRUG 8PKI. Tit ADR, IS.10. X. F. litres, Wholesale Iifigif, NO. 3, POWELL'S ROW, 107 SycamorC Petersburg, Va invites the atten . . Spring Stock "l ul'"uo " Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Spices, Window Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Articles; Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. City and country merchants who desire to purchase from a large and select stock at acceptable prices, are cordially reques ted to examine his goods. 3T Orders atiended to with and dispatch. March 1.


ocr: New & Fashionable JUST RECEIVED, ty James Mchcgan CALL and examine leave your or der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap for Cash. Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1858. Call and See! Having just returned from Ntw Tork, with his and Winter Stock of Cloths, Casbimcres $ Ves tings. Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and mnnufac tured iii a superior manner. He chal lenges any and all to show a set of cu- tomersas tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted tis his. He permits no "had joh" to leave his establishment. He asks a fair compensation and does justice to his work. His Trimmhtija, tf'C. are all of the best quality no imitations. litudy-mnde Clothing, Shirts and Collars, 11 a n dkerch if-fs, Gloves, 'C $e. Always on hand. JfjiST Orders promptly filled. RoUt IK Juhmton. .


ocr: - Edw. Zocllcr & Co. HOUSE,- SISif, t,? Ornamental 8? Fresco Painters, Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glazing, Varnish iu,r&c. The citizens of -Edgecombe and adjoining counties arc urgently solicited to give them a trial. All work entrusted to them will be executed witR fidelity and despatch. j Paper Hangings will also be attend ed. to iu town or country. Taffboro', Dec. 1, IS57. XT


ocr: D. P. Gregg, DBS. Is in Tawboro', And ready to Perform Dental OpcratjxmS) For those who may wish to patronise bim. November It. 1858.


ocr: Fifty Negroes FOR SALE. A VALUAT.LF. lot ntrout Df h.l i I. I I It.K n ni ah nr tit Mki rnrA ' mtw m - v v, w. . v i one Conner, one Mason, and several IIons . . - t i ri ii w ill ii. jfiiii r inn K o i I k ... . - , . 17 mow in ine idn di jvinsion. cnnty, X. on Thursday, February a .:n u i i nnd tlie balance on. time. J. C WASHINGTON, GEO. WASHINGTON. Kinston, N. CM Jaiu 10, 1S-39.


ocr: In this couuty, on Thursday morning last, 31r. Gray Ji Hargrove, to Miss ' Felicia Little, daughter tf Fred. Little, dee'd Iu Pitt county, on Wednesday eve ning last, by Elder 0. 11. Hassell, IU-. ' Addison E Ricks, of this town, to Miss hmily I aft.


ocr: lvEMUIOUs Notpce. The Kchukce Union Meeting will be held with the church at Falls 'Jar Riv- cr' commencing on unday ttrc tho Ctth udiy. and contmuiog three days, : Jan. l2th, 18n9.


ocr: Boots and ioes, Boots and Shoes, Boots and Shoes, Of Of Of Superior quality Superior quality UUeriOr At At At Macnatr, Bro. & Co. Macnair, Bro. & Co. Maenair, Bro. & Co. Macnair, Bro, di Co. Car peti tigs, Carpetings, Rugs, Hugs, Rugs, Rugs, A beautiful A beautiful Assortment, Assortment, From From 25 to 1 37 c 25tol 37 c. Just received Just received At At MACNAIR, BRO. CO. MACNAIR, BRO. 4' CO.


ocr: In Williamston, on the Gth inst., of Consumption, David B. Knight, Esq., aged 26 years, 6 months and 14. days. It is seldom that one is called upon to record the death of a more estimable man than the subject of this short no tice. Though not enjoying his acquain tance long,- yet during the short while that we were permitted to know him, ere the king of terrors claimed him for his victim, we .saw in him the posses sion of all the virtues that go to form the character of a man, in the correet sense of thai term an affectionate! son, a warm friend, and a lover even of ene mies. . - . He' died with hopes of a blessed im mortality rely iBg 'firmly upon Him who, for our sake, .became man and


ocr: Bacon. JO Ilhds prime Cincinnati cured Shoul ders and Sides, in store and for sale" ia parcels to suit the wants of farmers. Quality guaranteed. N. M. Martin, Bro. $ Co. Petersburg, Va,., July 28, 185S.


ocr: Bishop Atkinson s Appointment. At Calvary Church, in this town, Saturday and Sunday, 19th and 20th March. At Trinity Church, vr i. m i . . cca, uu iuesuay, ine znd. Religious Notice. The new M. E. Church at Scotland Neck, will be dedicated on the 3rd Sui day in April, next. Rjv. is expected to preach the sermon.


ocr: , Edw. Zocllcr & Co. HOUSE, SJSN, Ornamental Fresco Painters, Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators o ood and Marble. IVomDt attention to Glazing, Varuishiyg, &a. The cit;zcns of ElJgccomle and aj:oillin.f counties arc urgently solicited to give them a trial. AU work entrusted to them will be executed with fidelity and despatch, PftjKr IRinytnys will also be attend ed to in town or country. Tawboro', Dec. 4, 1857.


ocr: " - 1 . -. . i. : . :' , i rt T-kf . 1 1 - - , oyrup L'nospuaies,- , , ? f . J Hy pop h osphates, r . ' and ulycenne . Iron LozengcSj Duffy's Tonic mUture, T'' Kennedy's Medical Discovery, J '' Ayer's cathartic plils, &c. . ' And for sale Cy- Tm Hoisard ft Co. .


ocr: Linseed Oil. I 1300 Gallons Linscei Oil, just received and for sale by N. F. RIVES, Wholesale Druggist, No. 10? Fowcll'S Row, 2'etcrsburg. Feb. 10. JO-Sy-i'apers adv copy.


ocr: VALUABLE Plantation for Sale. TnE undersigned having purchased in another County, a tract of Corn land, will 8 ell his Plantation in Perquimans The tract contains some twelve hundred acres, and is situated immediately on the Albemarle Sound, possessing fine fishing advantages. The Plantation is well ditched and fonced entirely with Juniper rails. About Nine Hundred acres are in cultivation and will bring one thousand pounds of seed Cotton per acre without manure. The situation of thia Plantation, gives it advantages, in the markets, and in the discipline of Negroes, which are unequal- ed; being within a few hours of Norfolk, and twelve miles from any Store or place where ardent spirits are sold. For further information apply to THOS. E. SKINNER, Raleigh, N.C., June 21, 1859.


ocr: 1859. 5- New Fall & Winter GOOD! 23B SU3SCai3B3S AHR no rwiMvmg NEW GOODS STAPLK dry 4omis, fancy dry Goods, H AUD-WARW, OHO0K VAiY, BON N KTS, BOOTS & Shoes, G L A S S- W A R E, Potcel u - ware, GRO0K1UKS, WOOL 11 TS, And a great variety of Notions call j T I! OS KINS A BOWDITCIL Tarboro', Sept. 17, Ib.'j.


ocr: G. H. Brown, Commission and Forwarding MERCHANT, WASHINGTON, N. C. HAVING a large Brick Fire-proof buil ding, I am prepared to receive and for ward with economy and dispatch, consign ments of Mcrchandit". Cotton, or other produce made to me. All businees entrusted to ray care, shall have prompt attention. Sept. 12, 1559.


ocr: Land for Sale. I WISH TO SELL MY LAND In Edgecombe County, Eleven miles from TawboroV on road from Tawboro' to Williamston. The land joins John W. Purvis, Wilson Howard and others. The tract contains Three hundred and forty Acres. There is a good Swamp and Marsh on it. about one-half cleared, the other in its original growth, and well timbered with Pine, Oak, Gum and Cyprcas . On tht premises is a good dwelling house and all necessary out houses including negro houses, barns, horse stables, &c. I wilt take pleasure in showing the premise! to any wishing to buy. Terms can be made accommodating. JOHN A. rURYIS. Edgecombe, N. C. Sept. 25, 1859.


ocr: find Medicines. FOR SALE. A FRESH aUPPLY of Jayne's medicines, DeOrath's Electric Oil Russian Sftlto Potash, of a superior quality, In six pound tin cansj with directions for use, Wright's Pills snd Vermifuge, Lyons' Rat Exterminatory Dead Shot for Bed bugs, , "Wis'tar'a Cough Lozenges, F McAllister's all-healing Ointment, Uughart's Cholera Elixir and Alterative also, Vegetable and Tonic Pills, , I .''.., William' Howard j Co.


ocr: Guano ! Gu&no ! ! ? iw,No. 1, Peruvian GUANO, SK totter, in lot. to suit 7 .11 in fine order ana aireci . ..Elide." "Natasa," -Som- r' lr.! 1'laster," -Bone Dust," 4 ntkr manures. otDt . nnrrlit bv all re- ill! W w - v of us and forwarded at u nlmters 'l oathe Wilmington and Weldon S Road, on reasonable terms, to be oat of the next cotton crop, ad- rlpliverv. J6lu ,r ,r . rTTV TIT? O & CO. Merchants, ISO. I-', ojvuiijw J(archl2,1850.


ocr: In Wil&on county, on the 25th uU.. at the residence of Mr. George Boyett, by Stanly Kirby, Esq., Mr. Alvin Ballance, of Johnston county,. to Mis. Sarah


ocr: At the residence of the bride's father, n IiiiiwH:iv pvomnir hwt. IW lvfV. I. R Q 'Mr Wilfiam Lawrettce of Q , S mth Quay, Va., to Miss Emma L. King, daughter of Mr. Cofiield King, of this couuty.


ocr: Religious Notice Elder C. B. Hassel, is expected to preach in the Old School Baptist Church in this place, on the first Saturday and Sunday in May.


ocr: MMUU3B. In this county, on Thursday the 17th ult , by Win. F. Lewis, Esq , Mr. La fayctt Leggett, of Beaufort, to Miss Laura Johnson, daughter of Aaron Johnson, dee'd.


ocr: Land for Sale. THE undersigned offers for sale the Tract of Zand on which he resides, Al Sparta, h the County nf Edgecombe, containing between 900 and 1000 acres, jing on Town Creek and Tar River, ad fining the lands of Jos. D. Jenkins, the "ow 1'itt, and others. On the premises wa Dwelling House and Store House and Mer buildings. The Zand is now in a good state of cul t'ation. and there are inexhaustible quanti kof mui and marl on it, both of which be easily obtained. The terms will be tolt accommodating. For further par tculars aPply to the undersigned on the Remises. JAMES CARNEY, i PriI 10, 1859.


ocr: S. Boots and hoes, Boots and Shoes, Boots and Shoes, Of Of Of Superior quality Superior quality Superior quality At At At Macnair, Pro.- & Co. Macnair, Pro. & Co. Macnair, Pro. & Co. Macnair, Bro. & Co. Carpetings, Carpetings, Rugs, Rugs, Rugs, Rugs, A beautiful A beautiful Assortment, Assortment, From Prom 25 to 1 37 c 25 to 1 37 c. Just received Just received At At - MACNAIR. BRO. $? CO. MACNAIR, BRO. $ CO.


ocr: SrA. Plummcr, IMPORTER AND DEALER IH Foreign & domestic hardiuare, SADDLERY HARDWARE, And Coach Materials, No. 10, Bollingbrook St., Petersburg, Va. I HAVE now on hand the largest best assortment of GOODS that I ever offered to the public. My Goods are purchased direct of manu facturers of This Country and Europe, Thereby enabling me to offer as great in ducements to purchasers as any House my line either North or South. Saddlers & Coachmalzers Will find any article in their line they may wish and at prices which give satisfaction. - Are requested to examine my Stock purchasing elsewhere, as I am that my Goods and Trices will please N. B. Orders from Farmers and are solicited and will have prompt atten tion. S A. FLUMMER No. 10, Bollingbrook St. August 13, 1859- . Petersburg,


ocr: Ray River Lands, (lood Swamp Farm Lands, SOS MSB. I OFFER MY FARM FOR SALE situa tel on Day River. And runs within the limits of the Town of Jackson. Said Farm containing nearly 200 Acres Land and enough in a state of cultivation to produce barrels of Corn. The land that is in cultivation will produce from 6 to 10 barrls Com per acre. Buildings just 3 Jrs old, the oldest building. Also, there 15 any number of Oysters and Fish that tao be taken within half a mile of the Dwelling House. Said Land will compare orally Vith any Lands in Craven county, C. I will sell low, and make the trmsCasy if applied to by Jan. 1, 1860. Juckson, Craven county, N. C, ' Nov. 7, 1859. D. H. CHERRY, M. D. ALSO, nig Steam mill, FOR SALE. tcd in the Town of Jackson, and im Miately 0n Bav Rivei) where any clag8 vessels can load at her wharf for New tlle 'rany the Eastern cities. Also, for India


ocr: Ig a sulks THE (Lately Mrs. Gregory's,) THE undersigned, on tlic 1st of January t will improve anl re-furnish this well Jnon and popular Hotel in the Town of Lvboro', anJ will endeavor to give satis faction to those who may favor them with a coll on the following fc ..' -4... rt,r-l and Lodging, for three months, per moutii, 'P-u vv one " 25 00 half month 15 00 per week 8 00 per day 1 75 DoarJ rcr month 15 00 ?jnrlc meal, 50 cents Lodging, 50 cents ChiUrcn and servants halt price. jlan and Horse per day 2 25 TTponin" horse for 3 months per mo. 1 2 50 i a aa half month 8 00 one week 5 00 per day 75 single feed o5 The above will be the regular charges, except in specific contracts where more or less than the usual accommodations are rc quircil. Geo- Howard $ Co. Tawboro', Dec. 20, 1853. To the Debtors and Creditors of William D. Bctwaij, deed, Xat3 of the County of Edgecombe, N. C. AT the November Term, A. D. 1S58, of the Court of Tleas and Qaurter Sessions of the County of Edgecombe, ietters of Ad ministration upon the Estate of Wm. 1. Fetway, deceased, late of said County, Tvcre duly grautcd by said Court to the Subscriber, who at the same time was qualified as Administrator of the said de ceased, in due form . of law. All persons indebted to the Estate of the said deceased, arc tereby notified to make immediate pay ment; and those having claims, accounts and demands against the Estate of the said deceased, arc requested to present them for payment to the Subscriber, within the time prescribed by law, or they will be paired of recovery by virtue of the Act of the General Assembly of this State, in such cases made and provided. llcddin S. Pctcayt AdnCr. January 10th, A. D. 1859. I INVITE the attention cf Mer chants to the following List of Goods, Which I offer for sale on accommodat ing terms: 240 boxes Cheese, 225 Bbls Flour, 00 " Crackers, f0 Boxes ltuiseus, 30 Candy, 18 Kegs Butter, 40 Bbls Sugar, 50 Bags Coffee, 35 Bbls Pork, 40 Ilhds 31 classes, 45 IJbls Snuff, 1G0 Bags Shot, 30 KegsPwrler, 00 Roams Paper, 200 Megs Nails, 15 Bbls Vinegar, 400 Casks Lime, m Sacks Salt, 2000 labels do. risli, Tobacco, &c. ALSO, a good supply of Boots and woes, Prints, Sheetings, &c. A. A. Willard. BRIDGERS & WHITFIELD, Attorneys at Law, One or both may bo found about their Of fice from 9 to 3 o'clock, everyday. Office next door above 1). Tender & Co.'s Store. Tavboro', Jan. 1859. J. L. Bridgers. G. IV. Whitfield. Atfrj at Law, Ofiico next to Eridgers & Whitfield. Call and See . " 66 The 66 66 Choice 66 66 Sclce n of a NEW GOOD! 66 And 66 66 Ghca 46 3oods 66 66 66 A 4 66 66 Macnair & Bro.'s 66 66 66 66 Tawboro', Nov. 1G, 1858. Notice! Notice!! Notice!!! N, M, MARTIN, BRO. & GO. OFFEIl to the trade in lots to suit the wauts of all, the following on rea sonable terms, GOO Kcirs nails assorted sizc3, 250 Doxeadamantinc'& tallow candles, 15 II lids Cuba and N. Orleans Sugar, 50 Dbls prime N. O. Molasios & Cuba, 500 Tons No. 1 Peruvian Guauo, 15 Bales Gnuny Bagging, GO Coils Hope, 100 Bhls Coffee crushed and powdered Sugar, 150 Bags Java, Laguayra and llio ,oi;e 35 Ilhds Shoulders and Sides, 25 Bids Mess Pork, 300 S;.cks Salt, 150 Bbls Flour, Together with all sizes plantation Iron, all kinds of Manure, Clover seed. 0c. Sec. tQ-'Orders promptly filled. No. l'-M) Sycamore Street, Fob. 11, 1859. IT .ciu too ALL PKBSONS indobtcU to the Es tate of the late Patrick McDowell, dec'' J, Arc hereby notified that unless they pay up before the 1st of January next, their papers will be placed in the hands of an Olircer for collection, as the es tate must be settled. E. C. McDowell, j 1858. 858. 1858. :pring and Bummer if ItV yO, Bids, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, (?. O. Ij. BroekeSS & Co. HAVE received their Spring and Sum mer stock of Boots, Swes, Hats, Caps, $c. And w'ill be pleased to wait on all vho may want any article in their line. l'hcir stock is complete and all may rely upon being suited both in price and quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1S5S. Land Piaster, ILiine and Molasses, THE subscriber informs the citizens of Edgecombe county, that ho will keen constantly on hand, In Tawboro' , Land Plaster and Lime, and Molasses by the barrel, in quantities to suit pur chasers, and at very low prices or on a short credit to punctual customers. Also, just received, a few h-aTCis of prime Ocean Shad a lot of Wholo Her rings, Cement, Plaster of Paris, e. GtJOO lbs BACON, for sale, cheap for Cash. 117,- Vnih fon, Tawboro', March 20, 1X58. 11 A. A. WiOard, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Dry Goods, 0c. Commission and Forwarding Merchant, 13 prepared to make liberal CASH AD- . VANCES on 1'RODUCC consigned to him fur shipment to 3sis correspondents in .Balti more, New York, orlioston. Y'a-hinoton, N. C, June, 1S"8. V' "a4 i Dr. A. If. Macnair, INFOllMS his friends and the pub lie, that he has returned home and re sumed The Pracl'cc of Nc Heine All persons indebted to him arc reques ted to come forward immediately and close their accounts bv cash or uote, or they will be put in train for collection, Tarboro', March 30. 1857. A. B. Micks, D. D.S.' GRADUATE OF TIIX3 Baltimore Cvlloje of Dental Surgery. OFFICE AT Mrs. Gregory's Hotel, Tawhnrd . Persons in the Country wishing to see him, will address him at Tawboro'. ' All calls left at tho Hotel in his ab sence ill bo promptly attended to. A uif. 1 coo. Hickory Fori:, IN the early part of July last, a per son attached to Bailey & Co.'s Circus, came iqto my Store, and previous to his departure said he had lost his Pocket Book. I have recently found one, con taining a bill of sale for mules, wagon, and show fixtures from Ilcnry Lacy to New & Fashionable I JUST RECEIVED, Jfamcs JiMclicgan. CALL and examine leave your or der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. 8tf2BBB Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap for Cash. Tawboro', Sept, 3, 1858. Call and Soo ! Having just returned from New York, with his Fa i 3 and asiss v&' sialyl' &ceicE oii Cloths, Cassimeres Vestings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear cf the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner. He chal lenges any and all to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted as his. He permits no "bad job" to leave his establishment, lie asks a fair compensation and does justice to his work. His Trimmiiiofi, &c. are all of the best quality no imitations. AY ady-madc Clot h i n g , Shirts and Collars, Hand kerchiefs, Gloves, SfC fyc. Always on hand. JKs5Ordcrs promptly filled. RoJjt D. Johnston. ' Wilson, Sept. 21,1858. . 39 Bowman Murcliison, Factors am! CoEsasssasia 101 Wall Street, New York, W. W. 'Pcircc, GENERAL Comm ission Merchant, Wilmington, N. C. HJi3o!Mery asEl Mattrass making. Boht. H. Bo we, OP RICHMOND, VA. HAVING served a regular appren ticeship at the above branches of busi ness respectfully oiFcrs his services to the citizens of Edgecombe and adjacent counties for the making of curl hair jand husk matrasses, repairing the scats ! of sofas, chairs, tccte a tcctes, and di- ' vans and all other hinds of cushion t soars, materials always on nanu. For particulars cr.ll up stairs over the well known jewelry store of T. Al. Cook,' or orders left at F. L. Bond's Furniture store will bi promptly atten ded to. Tawboro,' Jan. 2. 1858. Go, O? namenial - Fresco Painters, Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glazing, Varnishing, &c. The citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties are urgently solicited to give them a trial. All work entrusted to them will be executed with fidelity and JLM Mm Arkansas Land FOR SAUS. I offer at Private Sale, Tract of Land in Arkansas countv. A Arkansas, ConfaiuifBg Acres, All first class Cotton Land" and well pro tected by levee, that will bring from one to two Bags of Cotton per acre, or from fifty to one hundred bushels of Corn, in the tract there is about 200 acres cleared and under fence and in cultivation a good Dwelling and outhouses and timber ready or a Gin house. Also, a valublc Cypress brake for timber, with a deep bayou or stream running immediately through it, which gives a great advantage for draining purposes. I will sell it on long time, with good security, or acceptances in New Or leans on a good house, in three instalments of one, two, and three years, at 8 per cent interest. ALSO, I have several valuable Tracts in Jefferson county, which I will sell on the same terms; all fine Cotton Lands, and above the overflow of the Arkansas river. References to Capt. E. C. Morton, Cummins, Ark. Gen. James Yell, Pine EkuT, " Fanks and Brother, Napoleon, " Ileald, Massie & Co". New Orleans, La. E. M. Apperson, Memphis, Tennessee. Mca. W. J. BELL, Cummins, Arkansas County, Arkansas, Jan. 29, 18i). D. F. Gregg, 13. B. S. Is in Taioboro And ready to Perform Dental Operations, For those who may wish to patronise him. November 17, 1858. THE undersigned embraces tin opportunity ot - returning nis sin- XL V W cere thanks to his friends and custom crs for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the past year, and by beins attentive to his work he antici pates a continuance of the same, as he has the best Workman in the State, and can afford and will sell flnd all kinds of Work, As low as any manufacturer this side of any Northern City, and will com pete with any Northern manufactures as far as durability, is concerned. I lmve on hand and for sale at both shops, ready made work of all descrip tions, and am prepared to manufacture any kind of work ordered in our line of business, such as Carriage and Buggy Harness, waggon and cart Harness, Saddles and Bridles, Martingales, Stir rup Leathers, Girths, Pole Straps, sin gle and double Reins, Halters, tic Reins, hame straps, saddle Croupccs, also, horse Blankets. At the same time I shall keep con stantly on hand, a full assortment of Plated and Japaned Bills, Such as snable and curb Bitts, stiff Bitts, ring Bitts, double SuafHes, curb Snaflies, mule Bitts Also, a full as sortment of light buggy, and heavy coach and draft Collars. I invite the citizens of Edgecombe and the adjacent counties, to call and examine my stock, before purchasing elsewhere. I am determined to sell as low as any manufacturer in the State. P. S. Repairing neatly done and ex ecuted at tho shortest notice. James Al. Spragin&. Tawboro', Jan'y 1, 1850. Town Lote for Sale. THE undersigned offers for sale the House and Lot on the corner of St. David and Granville! streets, at present occupied by Mi. Michael Corkins,' In the Town, of Tarboro. ALSO, two unimproved Lots in the same square. Terms will be liberal and accom modating. Titcnilv s. l.r.nvn February 8, 1850. Dissolution.. THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the Firm of Davis $ Foosc, Is dissolved by mutual consent. Oliver Davis. Charles Foosa. Tawboro', Feb. 1, 1859. Geo. T. Williams, GUM BSAKEK, Fa I HAVE enlarged my Gun and Black Smith establishment, and " have plcnty of room and force to do any kind of a job that may be required. Guns and Rifles Made to order and repaired. Surgical in struments made. Bell ha nging Pumps re paired Kejs made and Locks repaired. Canes mounted and varnished umbrellas and parasols repaired, c. All work done on reasonable terms and warranted. GEORGE T. .WILLIAMS. Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1359. flOTSSE. IF YOU WANT a good Fluke. Hoe, or Grubbing Hoc made, go to G. T. "Wil liams or any other farming utensils, Carts and Waggons ironed oif. Buggies repaired, Horse Shoeing, &c. Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1859. IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho firm here tofore existing under tho name and "style o T. II. Lane $ Bro. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the said firm will pleaso call upon Win. II. Lane and settle with him, as by articles of agreement, Thomas II. Lane has assigned his entire interest in the firm to him the said Wm. II. and by tho said articles he alone is authorised to settla the business of the firm. And those hold ing claims against the firm, will present them to Wm. H. Lane for payment. Thomas II. Lane. Wm. II. Lane. P. S. The business hereafter will be car ried on at tho old stand. Jan'y 1st, 1859. Wm. II. Lane. Thos. M. Cook, HAS REMOVED his Jewelry Store to tho one occupied last year by Mrs. Martha Bond, adjoining Messrs. Hoskins & Bovf ditch, where you can find a Splendid Stock of Watches and Jewelry on hand, Selected Tor this market, which I will sell aa low as can be bought North. Having em ployed a first class workman from New York, with my brother, we will be able to do all Watch work with neatness and dispatch. All work warranted twelve months. Ml ivorU, Cash on delivery. Accordions Repaired Here. I return my thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen for their liberal patronage since I have been inTaAvboro', and hope by atten tion to business to receive a liberal share of the same. SI LVER 7 A RE for Sale Hero. Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1359. Lii very Stables. Tiaos. Til. coorc, - V' f : 1 fa ( v t- V : f i f. I f 1 t I t I


ocr: Lime v - GOO.caPks LIME, a good article of Lump in new bbl3. for sale by A. Jl. Willard. Washljgton, N.'C, Jua,


ocr: Sweet Oil. I WOULD invite the attention of Tobac conists and others to a fine lot of Sweet Which I am selling low. N. F. RIVES. . Petersburg, Va. Feb. U. Druggi-t. jgg?Papers adv. copy.


ocr: (N. O.) Saturday, June 4, 185!). W hole 382. - Is t aoMHsasrsH. "noWARP, Editor & Proprietor. fiI Johm Manning, Publisher. TERMS Pt annum. ...; J i'ji ftftf months. $2 00 2 50 r: . .itfi OF ADVERTISING: frd insertion, 1 00 Zkinrtion afterwards, 0 25 Wh ViJn,l .TudiciaVadvertise- Yrbtadrti"sment' hy contracf' Sjjring Opening, tus SUBSCRIBERS JlVE now iu Store and are daily receiv i ng xnxv goods, hf the Spring $ Summer Trade, ffhich for variety, novelty and cheap m w- ,rfvHsed bv any house is .ertHm. Tkis Stock, bought as JwUh great care for CASH, compa ny article that can be called for he sold at very low prices. Call ' i examine you buy . t,rboro', S. C. MW "59. THE FIRM of Matbewson & Pip- v locftlirrvS Mr. Mathew- hennas uceu uiopvmv retiring trora racrcaauiu uo. The business' of the concern will be dosed by cither of s. A a than Mameivson. Wm. M. Pippen. v. Vntlerrmn desires to return bis , iawi'wv-.. Hants to his old customers for Oieir long continued" patronage, and requests i continuance of the same to the new Firm. THE undersigned as successors to the late Firm of Matliewson & Pippen, king associated themselves uader the name and style of Pippen, Doted Better, a continuance of the patronage, so long and liberally bestowed on the late firm. Bwt. M. Pippen. Henry A. Doted, Jos. II. Baker. Tawboro', Nov 10, 1858. Guano ! Guano ! ! WOO Bags No. 1, Peruvian GUANO, H for sale to Planters in lots to suit their ants, all in fine order and direct from the Government Agent's hands. laipulated "Elide," "Navasa," Som to." "Ground Plaster." "Rnne Dust." , j M other manures. Tte above can be boucrht bv all re- Enable planters of us and forwarded at 7 Point on the Wilmington and Wcldon Mil Road, on reasonable terms, to be w lor out of the next cotton crop, ad- 5 'merest from delivery. N. M. Af a i?tt v nnn jtr rn Grersand Commission Merchants, No. 129, Sycamore Street "arch 12, 1850. THE CELEBRATED Trotting Horse,- Morgan Rattler, THIS celebrated Trotting Stallion will stand the ensuing season in the counties of Edgecombe andHalifax, And be lot to mares at Twenty Five Dollars the season. Insurance can be effected by special contract with the agent of the owners at Forty Dol lars. One Dollar for every mare to the Groom. The number of mares will be limited to fifty. Morgan Rattler was 7 years old in June 1856, is a dark chestnut, stands 16 J hands high and weighs 13 cwt, round make and compact in every res pect, with a broad and deep chest, good strength of limb with close joints, live ly and animated countenance and a fast traveller; he was sired by a full blood Morgan, owned by Samuel Morse and known as the Morse Horse of Spegle town, in the county of Rensselaer, N. r., he being half brother to Gray Eddy, one ot tue tastest norscs now on the turf j he trotted on the Union Course, Long Island, N. Y., in October 1854 to waggon in 2.29 J, 2.o0, winning the two first heats and purse of 81,000. His grandsire was the Root horse and the Hoot horse was sired by the old Sbcrmaa Morgan, the same horse that sired the old Black Hawk. His Dam was a large chesnut marc of great power and speed, owned by I WOULD call the attention of Tobacco Dorus Duscnburv of Brunswick. Hens-' ss to the fact that 1 keeP constantly on i i i u ik'baud a henv3" supply of Toncra Heans, selaer county, which was sired by the;nauu J J ' T A . ty , , , , . i Gum. Sweet Oil, Essential Oils, &c, and Imported Horse, owned and brought; ' . , t j v o- tv. n i cordially mvite them to examine my stock, luio XrtJWCt vuuaua uy on uuuu uui- burn, formerly Governor of Canada, Tl?e graad Dam was a full blooded Morgan mare, brought into this section of the country from Vermont by Dorus Dusenbury, Morgan, Rattler received in 1853 the First Premium as the best Stallion at the Renssalaer County Fair; we deem it uncalled for to give all the qualities of this celebrated horse, as he will show for himself j we will add that he has got the best stock in Renssalaer county. Dorus Dnsenlmry, II. Morrison Billings Blakley. Affons Patten. For further particulars enquire of . Dr. Jos. II. Balccr, Jos. II. Ilyman, T. M. Cooc. Tawboro, Dec. 0, 1858. $25 Reward. THE Subscriber lost, on Monday nirht, the 13th inst. at the Fork of the Road at Mrs. Shurley's ncarTawboro' ley JI large Bay Horse, White face, all his feet white, a new quilted seat saddle, with a hog skin cov er a rope halter, and a black leather bridle, part of the rein web. Also a silver lever watch, with a silver chain, and a silver masonic key. A reward of Ten Dollars will be given for the re-, the horse and saddle, and Ten SPJRU TRADE, 1859. . N, F. Rives, Wholesale Druggist, NO. 3, POWELL'S ROW, i07 Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va., invites the atten- uon ot dealers to his Spring Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Spices, Window Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. Cityjind country merchants Vfho desire to purchase from a large and select stock at acceptable prices, are cordially reques ted to examine his goods. fi Orders attended to with neatness and dispatch. " March 1. Kerosene or Coal OIL. I am now prepared to furnish my cus tomers and the public generally, with Kerosene Oil, Of the most superior quality. A liberal discount made to dealers. If you desire the best article manufactured at the lowest market rates, call on N. F. RIVES, Petersburg, Va., April 4, 1850. Garden Seed. JUST RECEIVED and for sale, a lot of Kentucky Blue, Orchard, Timothy, and Hungarian Grass Seeds N. F. RIVES, April 5. Wholesale Druggist. Flower Seeds. JUST RECEIVED and for sale by N. F. RIVES, Petersburg. April 5, 18iV9. Druggist. To Tobacconists. feeling confident it would be to their inter est. N. F. RIVES, Druggist. Fvb. 9. JGST Papers adv. copy. Tonqua Beans. I HAVE for sale a lnrge supply of Ton qua Beans, which I bought before the ad-tiii-(. nnl to which I invite the attention of Tobxcconists, as i am prepared to offer thcm at a i0WfiKUre. N. F. RIVES, Feb. 10. Wholesale Druggist. fiipPapers adv. copy. Sweet Oil. I WOULD invite the attention of Tobac conists and others to a fine lot of Sweet Oil, Which I am selling low. N. F. RIVES. . Petersburg, Va. Feb. U. Druggi-t. jgg?Papers adv. copy. Flour! Flour!! I .50 Barrels, Superfine, Extra S. fine, Extra Family, comprising some of the very best brands in Virginia, Those wishing to secure their family sup- ply for the season, can be supplied at once. .Quality guarantied. For sale in lots to suit the wants of all, by N. M. MAR TIX, BRO. fr CO. Pctcisburg Va., April 4, 1859. Black Hawk Chief WILL STAND at Tarboro', Wilson, Stan tonsburg, and Cross Roads, the coming season to improve the breed of horses, and will cover mares at $15 a single leap for 20 to insure, $30. $1,00 to Barron C. Watson, Gaston Meares. Watson & Meares, GevM Comm ission Merchants, 34 Burling Slip, NEW YORK. L. D. Pender, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tawboro', IV. C. I INVITE the attention cf Mer chants to the following 'List of Goods, Which I offer for sale on accommodat ing terms: 240 boxes Cheese, 225 Bbls Flour, 90 Crackers, 50 Boxes Raisius, 30 " Candy, 18 Kegs Butter, 40 Bbls Sugar, 50 Bags Coffee, 35 Bbls Pork, 40 II lids Molasses, 45 Bbls Snuff, 160 Bags Shot, 30 Kegs Powder, 50 Buses Soap, 200 Reams Paper, 200 Kegs Nails, 15 Bbls Vinegar, 400 Casks Lime, 800 Sacks Salt, 2000 Bushels do. Fish, Tobacco, &c. ALSO, a good supply of Boots and Shoes, Prints, Sheeting?, &c. A. A. Willard. Washington, N. C. Dec. Gtlu 1858. N0T!6. THE Copartnership heretofore exist ing between Palamountain & Stewart is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the Firm will be settled by T. J. Stewart. Ptdamonnta in & Stewart. Tarboro', Nov. 1, 185 WDTICE. THE subscribers adopt this method of announcing to the citisens of Edge combe and to the public generally, that they have a,ssociated themselves togeth er under the name and style of Williamson c0 Stewart, For the purpose of carrying on The Carriage making IN THE T9WN Of TARBORO . Carriages and buggies of every descrip tion will be put up in the neatest and most durable manner. Repairing and renovating old Vein cles will also constitute a branch of their business. They express the hope, that by strict application to business, they may ob tain a liberal share of patronage from their friends and the public generally. J. A. George Howard, Jr. Attorney and Solicitor, ' WILSOJY, X. C. Attends the Courts of Nash, Wayne, Edge combe and Wilson counties. Office opposite the Court House. April, 857. Frank G. Pitt, M. D. John Howard, M. D. Drs. Pitt & Howard, HAVE associated themselves together in The Practice of Medicine, . At Sparta, And tender their professional services to the people of the surrounding country. June, 1853. IV. JI. Martin, Bro. & Co., Grocers Commission Merchants, PETERSBURG, VA. 7V. Mart in, Son A Co., Commission Merchants, ' RICHMOND, VA. N. M. MARTIN, Sr. W. K. MARTIN, H.L.PLUMMER,Jr. R. A. MARTIN, R.TANNAHILL, N. M. MARTIN, Jr. jStrict personal attention given to the sale of Produce. Orders for Goods promptly filled. REFERENCES. R. R. Bridoers, Esq., President, Br Bank, Tarboro', N. C. Messrs. Weddell & Hart, Tarboro', : Dr. J. J. Philips, Edgecombe County, i C. F. Fisher, Esq., Cashier, Br. Ex j Bank, Petersburg, Va. James WeddellJ Esq., Petersburg.. R. E. Macnair, Esq., Tarboro', N. C. Coal. TONS, "Red Ash" COAL, Eyy Size, for sale low by 150 A. A. Willard. Washington, N C. Oct. 20, '58. n - i i . - - THE business of building in all its branches will be carried on by the sub scriber, who offers his services to the citizens of Edgecombe and the adjoin ing counties. Being an experienced workman, he feels confident that he can please those who may want his services. He is also prepared to furnish draw ings and specifications. E. A. Sherman. Feb'y 20th, 1858. THE undersigned embraces this opportunity of returning his sin cere thanks to his friends and custom ers for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the past year, and by being attentive to his work he antici pates a continuance of the same, as he has the best Workman in the State, and can afford and will sell liAurvEss, And alt kinds of fVorfc, As low as any manufacturer this side of any Northern City, and will com pete with auy Northern manufactures as far as is concerned. A CAUSED. ? " . wt. peucival; Architect and Civil Engineer ; Office Fayetteville Street, - Raleigh, jy. C. , RESPECTFULLY offers his services to th 1v , . public. . - In the Architectural line will supply Z eigns, Specifications and Superintendanct for 4 Churches arid Public And Private Buildings. ' In the Civil Engineering Department will ' make surveys and locations for Kail Roads, Canals, &c. and Superintend their Construction. He will also attend to Drainage of Farm Lands, and all other branches connected with his Profession. With an Educational Training and a thorough Practical Experience of more than sixteen years, he hopes to give satisfac tion. Respectfully he refers to those by whom, ' he is engaged in this State. Ex-Governor Bragg. Building Committee, University, ft. C. Building Committee, Raleigh New Baptist Church. Building Committee, Yanceyville Court House. Wm. S. Battle, Rocky 'Mount, Edgecombe County, R. S. Tucker, Raleigh, W. M. Boylan, do. C. Harrison, do. K. H. Lewis, Nash County, Robert Norfleet, Tarboro. : . V . jgAll letters on business promptly at tended to. March 12, 1359. A. A. Willard, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Dry Goods, dfce. Commission and Forwarding Merchant, IS prepared to make liberal CAS tl AD VANCES on PRODUCE consigned to hita for shipment to his correspondents in Balti more, New York, or Boston. Washington, N. C, June, 1858. - . Molasses. g O hhds ENGLISH ISLAND MOLASSES, a very superior article, dircet from tho West Indies, for sale by A. A. Willard. Waskington, N.C., June, 1858 Lime. GOO casks LIME, a good article of Lump, . in new bbls. for sale by A. A. Willard. Washington, N. C, June, 1858. To all whom it may Concern. THE undersigned having recently made discovery of - . A remedy for Piles. Offers his services to the citizens of . Edgecombe and adjoining counties. He charges $5 No cure, no Pay. If it should return, he will cure for nothing. He has not yet failed in a single case, though some have been cases of long htanding, and. very painful. . His ad dress is Rocky Mount, Edgecombe county, N. C. D. P. S. Hickt,'' April 20, 1858. WOTieE. THE subscriber returns his thanks tolhe citizens of Edgecombe and sur rounding counties, for the liberal pat ronage he has heretofore received, and informs them that he is now prepared with 12 to 16 hands to execute all jobs entrusted to him at the shortest notice In the Business. '"'i i -u.i i f t; i- t b h 1- 1 . i r. I


ocr: Near Madison, Fla. on Thursday, 2nd inst. IMr. Colin Macnair. of this town, to tfliss M. B, Church.


ocr: mm3 In this town, on Thursday last, in the 46th year of her age, of consump- uon, Mrs. iuana T,-Weddell, wife Mr. Matthew Weddell, and daughter of James W. Clark, dee'd. In this county, on Monday, 30th ult. aged about 38 years, Mrs. Martha Ann Knight, wife of Mr. John Knight, and daughter of Elisha Cromwell, dee'd.


ocr: Classical And Mathemcdical School Oxlbrcl,rc. J. HORNEB, Principal. Rev. T. J. HOBNER, Assistant. '.THE next Sossioa will open the second Momlay n July, . . For hoard in the family cither In. cr uctor the entire charge is ninety dollars .l' "-- ara e.m be also obtained mother fanuUcs convenient to the Acacig my, Oxford, N.C., June


ocr: ; lenges any and H to sbov a set of cus tomors as tastefully dressed or as h;ind- isoniclv fitted as his. lie permits no ; "W oh Id leave his establishment. He a fair compensation and docs justjce to his work, i uis Tn'mmi tfrc. are all oT the J bcsit qu;liity no' imitatious i tady-mmlt Clothing, New & Fashionable JUST RECEIVED, tSy James Mchegayt, CALL and examine leave your or der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap for Cash. Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1853. Call and See! Having just returned from New York, with his Fall and Whiter Slock of Cloths, Cus.simeres fy Vestings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latent styles, and manufac- itureu in a sunorinr manner. He chal- Shirts and Collars, I hi n (! kerch hjs, Gloves, $c . Always on hand. JB6?"Ordcrs promptly filled. liultt P. Juhnaton. Wilson. Sept 21, 1858. 30 Bowman (0 Murchison, Factors aiscl Commission


ocr: casks LtMis, a goodarticle of in new bbls. for sale by " ' A. & WiUar4x


ocr: 1858 : 1858. Spring and Sufttiiier Stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, dec. O. L. Broolittf & Co. HAVE received their Spring and Sum mer stock of Boots, Shoes, TlutS) Cops, And will be pleased to wait on all who may want any article in their line. Their stock is complete and all may rely upon being suited both in price and rjuality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1S5S4


ocr: Livery Stables. TfrOS. m. C0OK, HAVING taken the Stabks adjoining Mr. Geo. Lipscomb's shop will ,keep oa hand at all times Horsesor Sate 6r Exchange. Horses aud Buggies fbr bite. Horses kept on livery. Horses sold bri Commission, Horse and. Buggy $ e oay, hife " $3 50 " " iiaif ity 2 6f Saddle Horse pet day, 2 00) Horses taken tin Livery per month, 12 SO Single Horse feed, 25cts Horses and Waggon with drivers. Mil Hiring Must be Cash before $ou Bide: Persons can be senl to any part of tba county with a good team and careful dri verS, at ail hours. And by strict attention; to business I hope to receive a liberal skate of the public patronage. . . A few NICE HORSES on hfittd fct fialf or Exchange, on reasonable" teftttfe - r Tawboro', Jan. ll&9;


ocr: 01 announcing to rne ciuzeus oi r.oge ' combe and to the public generally, that Barron C. Watsox, Gaston Meares Watson & Meares, Gen1 1 Commission Merchants, 3 4 Burling Slip, NEW YORK. L. D. Pender, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tawboro', IV. V, re I INVITE the fttention of Mcr- chants to the following O List of Goods, Which I offer for sale on accoinaiodat ing terms: 240 boxes Cheese, 225 Bbls Flour, 90 Crackers, 50 Boxes llaisius, 30 " Candv, 18 Kegs Butter, 40 Bbls Sugar, 50 Bags Coffee, 35 Bbls Pork, 40 Hhds Molasses, 45 BbLs Snuff, 100 Bag Shot, 30 Kegs Powder, 50 Boxes Soap, 200 Beams Paper, 200 KegsNails, 15 Bbls Vinegar, 400 Casks Lime, 800 Sacks Salt, 2000 Bushels do. Fish, Tobacco, &c. ALSO, a good supply of Boots and Shoes, Prints, Sheeting, &c. A. A. Willard. Washington, N. C. Dec. 5th, 1S5S. THE Copartnership heretofore exist- ini between Palamountain & Stewart is this day dissolved by mutual consent. i no Dusiness oi tuc rum win ue seiucu by T J. Stewart. 1 da mountain v Stcvcart. Tarboro', Nov. 1, 185G. W0T1CE. THE subscribers adopt this method . H1 they have associated themselves togeth er under the name and of


ocr: heuMitcLuiinwnt, Just receivcd and for sale by Wm. llovcard $ C'


ocr: Something: BARBER'S Opposite the tarboro3. Hotel. T he undersigned informs the citizens ot Tawboro' and vicinity that he has opened a Barber Shop in the town of mw Tawboro'. And would be glad to accomo- date them in his line, he, will try to giro satisfaction to all those that will pafronize . him come one and all and give him a calL TERMS TOR 5HAVIJ.& AM HAIR TRiMMIftG. By the month once a week, sha ving and hair cutting, . , 75 y I By the month'twice a Week 25. Three times a weekj; , ' J $10;; -, Single shave lOcts. liairrrimminga-ScL1 . Shampooning 'done Itt neatness aio. dis patchiOnl 25dcnts; Call and Uy Mm. ' Alsb h tor Side Jiair ideologue-, soan' &c. &c. . ' 'i' .. iTawloro' S C. .M- " Aprils I85a. 1 ;': ' " ALEX MILLER.


ocr: Dr. Peyton II. Mayo HAS LOCATED At Amariah CobUs, Esq. Near Logsboro', and will attend assidu ously to the duties of his profession. May, 1850.


ocr: i Lang & Myers, IMPORTERS OF Brandies, Gins and Wines, N. W. Cor. Front and Arch Streets, Philadelphia,;' it. m. Myers.


ocr: J0H5 II. ROWLAND, WJI. D. REYNOLDS, J. HAMILTON ROWLAND. see Rowland & Reynolds, 6B0SEBS hi Commission Merchants Norfolk, Va. KjTay strict attention to the sale o Cotton, Flour, Grain, &c, avoiding unne wssarj charges and rendering prompt re tarns.


ocr: Lime. 60U easka WME, agoodartieltoZum in nw, bbls. fox sale by. JZ. 4. Willard


ocr: I INVITE the attention ci Mer chants to the following List of Goods, Which I offer for sale on accommodat ing terms: 240 boxes Cheese, 225 Bbls Flour, 90 " Crackers, 50 Boxes Raisens, 30 " Candy, 18 Kegs Butter, 40 Bbls Sugar, 50 Bags Coffee, 35 Bbls Pork, 40 Hhds Molasses, 45 Bbls Snuff, 160 Bags Shot, 0 Kegs Powder, 0 Boxes Soap, 200 Reams Paper, 200 Kegs Nails, 15 Bbls Vinegar, 400 Casks Lime, 800 Sacks Salt, 2000 Bushels do. Fish, Tobacco, &c. - . ALSO, a good supply of Boots and Shoes, Prints, Sheetings, &c. A. A. Willard. Washington, N. C: Dec: 6th, 158.


ocr: MUGS. SPRING TttADE, 18.19. iV. F. Hives, Wholesale lru?xist, NO. 3, POWELL'S ROW, 107 Sycamore street, Tetcrsburg, Va., invites the atten tion of dealers to his Spring Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Spices, Window Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Articles; Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. City and country merchants who desire to purchase from a large and select stock at acceptable prices, are cordially reques ted to examine his goods. JKaT Orders atieuded to with neatness aud dispatch. March 1.


ocr: Sytop Phosphates, HypophosphateS, and GlyceHne, Iron Lozeng 8, Duffy's Tonle mixture, Kennedy's edical Discovery, Balm of a Thousand Flowers, Ay er's cathartic Plils, &c. V-V; V ' JtfST RECEIVED, And for : by , Ww. Upward $ Co.


ocr: Mount Vernon. Mr. Jos. A. Engelhard will de liver an Address in the M. E. Church in this Town on the evening of the 22nd inst, in behalf of the "Ladies Mount Vernon Association." Doors open at 7 o'clock, admission 25 cent-. larboro', Feb. 9, 1859. Relkhocs Notice. The Quarterly Meeting of the Metho list Episcopal Church iii this town


ocr: Sagging, Kope'and Twine -AS- Bales heavy BAGGING, 1 1O0 coils best Jute HOPE, 1000 T, f baling TWINE, for sale on rea sonable terms. ' Planters can order from us any quantity wanted of the above, to be paid for out of their Cotton when sent to market N: M: Martin, Bro. $ C.


ocr: NOTICE. KEEP the tears from your eyen. It H Known by U3 all that a dull ra2or will draw beard out by the root and bring the when they are not oalled for All of that have dull razors and winlj put in Xo. 1 erdsr, carry them to GEORGE T WILLIAMS. Twboro', Jj.ii. 1, 185Q,