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List of Letters,
remaining in the PostOffice at Tarboro' Ihe 15th
of Nov. 1851, which if not taken out ; before ttu
1st of Jan. next, will be sent to the Genera'
post Office as dead letters.
Hell U lJ Jenkins Thomas G
Baker .Moses Jenkins J F
rVant Mr & Mrs Jenkins J L Miss
Bradley Stephen Lodge William 2
Burnett William
Lewahl George 2
Leggctt Lcven
Little S E Miss
Lane Mary E Miss
Bullock J K
Burhans S Dr
Battle W S
Bryant Ethcldridgc Montress D T
Barlow David Moore Eligaha
Cooper Dlount Rev Mooring J L
Bann L S Morgan Henry
Dicken C L Mason Moses
Benton Sarah Miss Norfleet William 2
Davis Uebecah Mrs Pender L R Miss
Bupree Redmond Pitt John R
Fly Thomas
Parker Mary R Miss
Pippen Silas
Staton Nancy Miss 2
Stato'i Carrol
Savage John T
Farmer Isaac B
Hewlett S M 2
Ilussey T C
Ilussey John B
Howard Mary Miss Williams John G
Horn J L Williams H Miss
Jenkins J D 2 Weeks Silas
Weeks C
55 S. E MOORE, P. M.
75 bbls. mess and prime Pork
for sae by W. II. WILLARD.
Nov. 10, '51.
35 hhds W. I. Molasses
15 bbls. N. 0. do
for sale by W. II. WILLARD.
Nov. 9.
65 bags Rio and Laguayra coffee,
for sale by W. H. WILLARD.
Nov 9.
T7TZ " , ,
" Kklo U . . .... .1 1 I
JU "B. acracKers,:
for
'
Nov. 9.
James Mehegan,
i&vrchant Tailor ,
Has just received his fall and winter
Goods, consisting of a handsome variety
of articles for
)cutlciiieii's Wear.
which he is prepared to sell on accommo-
dating terms, or have them made up in
the latest style. He also continues to
keep on hand a few articles of ready-made
clothing of his own manufacture. Cut-
ting done at the shortest notice.
Tarboro', Oct. 9,
Great. Excitement in
NO THCAIIOL1XA
TV Battle is begun, and I intend to
Jight my way through Jor
HOME INDUSTRY !
IF you want to save a couple hundred
dollars, send on your orders for
Turpentine Stiils Cajsn .Srms
and Worms:
Also, Brandy Stills, and any kind of
Copper work, Brass, Machinery. &c.
The prices of Still-caps, Arms, and
Worms, are is follows: By the pound 37
cents; or by contract,
7bbl Still-cap, Armsand Worms, 400
10
'12
14
15
1G
20
25
30
35.
All
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
work
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
be warranted for
4S5
525
5S5
p.,.
r-n
ro
50
850
900
12
will
toonrhs, fire and burning excepted. His
vork will also be delivered within fifty
toiles of Raleigh, at the shortest notice;
and if I fail to deliver Stills in the time
aeed upon, I will forfeit $5 for each
day lost, to the purchaser.
Joseph JVoltering.
Kalcigh, Sept. 9.
SSssi'j'ah fp North Carolina!
Home Industry must Succeed!
I AM now prepared to manufacture
JW Locks with mineral Knobs, for 65
cents , piece, warranted; a'iso, ocks up
lSl50.
Also, Machinery made to order; and
fife-cutting, nevvand old. Old jilismadc
a?oodasnew. Joseph JVoltering.
for Sale.
HAVING joined a club whose-object
is to buy land and settle a whole neigh
borhood in Texas; I have determined on
selling the land on which I now live, if I
can get any thing like a reasonable offer,
and will furnish the purchaser with one
hundred barrels of corn at three dollars
and fifty cents per barrel, and fodder at
75 cents per hundred. I conscientiously
believe that to any man willing to buy
land in North Carolina, I can sell as
cheap a bargain as can be bought within
fifty miles of my premises, and were it
not for my children alone. I would not
exchange my residence for any other
whatever.
This tract I offer contains
.Shout TOO f ires,
more than half cleared; and now in a good
condition for-culti vation there is on it a
meadow worth at least fifty dollars a year
for grazing or cutting hay. It lies im
mediately on
Fishing Creek, in Nash County,
thirteen miles from the Wilmington rail
road and live from Ililliardston, where
there is an excellent female school, and
within a mile and a half from my resi
dence is a male school inferior to few, if
any in the Slate that prepares young men'
for College By clearing and manuring, .
u .u.p.uveu my larm, mat an
goouiarmer wiiii live piougn and e.gnt ;
v,, ,uo ..a..ua muur ,wo iiunuieu auu ,
I.lty barrels ol corn and forty thousand ;
ruilU9U1BCtulul u. x Suuu
the trcsh land is said to be lirst rate lor
. i i r i . ii
ft00" s-.au gram.
in ..it!
mere is a smau swamp running tnrougn
my p.amai.un uu wM.cn is- a ifaiaun-:
dance of mud a good deal of which is
' thrown out for composting. There is a
comfortable two story dwelling house,
: and a tolerable sufficiency of necessary out
houses; and within forty steps of the door
is a never failing spring of most excellent
water.
I havo frequently known land to sell in
Edgecombe where I was raised for eight
or ,p dollars per acre, far inferior to this
I flW. and the land generally in this vi-
cinity, for it is here as elsewhere the land
is good on the water courses but come
anu scc as 1 am anxious to get off to take
a view of Texas. Robert D. Hart
Spring Mill, August 4lh.
The undersigned bcing acquainted with
the above premises, and having recently
rode over the same have no hesitancy in
certifying that there is not a more v dunble
tract of land in Nash, and have no donbt
,n:lt lne arm y'c,J ,n's year eighteen '
or twenty bales of cotton, besides a plen
tiful support. B Jl. T Ricks,
H'm. II. Hilliar d.
August 2nd, 1 S51 .
Land Plaster,
150 Casks. 500 lbs. each. Land plaster,
100 Barrels do.
for sale by lotn Myers $ Son.
Washington, G Oct
PlanK EeoacI Notice.
AT a regular meeting of the Directors
of the Greenville and Raleigh Plank
Road Company, held at i heir office in
Greenville on Thursday the 9th . day of
October, 1851, it was
Resolved. That Books of subscription
be opened by the commissioners first ap-
pointed under their Charter, for the pur-
pose of increasing the capital stock of
said Company, and that the subscribers
P3 'n a SUm eclua' t0 t'1,lt cae n and
paid by the original stockholders.
dlf'red Moye, President,
Br Goold Hoyt, Sec.
YotiCe.
TAKEN UP by the subscriber, living
on the' Raleigh road, five miles Tabove ar
boro on Thursday the 30th ult. a small
BAY HORSE, short mane and long tail,
about 5 or 6 years old,- he has a black
streak 'down his back bone, and some
gray hairs where ihe saddle works The
owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, and pay charges, or he
will be dealt with as the law direets.
John J. Killebrew.
Nov. G.
JYotiee
Dr. Spohn's Jgur Pills, warranted to cure if ta
se5 according tc directions; thousands have in
year been cured of ague and fever by them.
For sal o by , Geo. Howard.
Sr West.
IMPORTERS AND JOBSERS'OF ?'
sum &Mm m
SII WVLS, LACES, RIBBONS, &.
Vo. 80 Cedar Street,
Near Broadivny,
Hugh Macnair. ' NEW YORK.
5 Reward;
R ANA WAY from the subscriber
on the first of July, negro boy
JIM. The said negro is about 19
years old, of a light complexion
ind about five feet five inches
He is supposed to be lurking in
the vicinity of Tarboro. I will give the
above reward to any person or persons
who will bring him to me, or lodge him in
any jail so I get him. All persons are
hereby forwarned not to harbor or em
ploy said negro under the penalty of the
law. Cader Abrams.
Hamilton , July 30.
Roanoke Land for sale
The subscriber, having four Plantations
on this River, containing about 4,500 a
crcs, is disposed to sell one of them. This
estate contains
AhiMit IOOO Awe'
An(, has t,ie usua-pronortion of Low
pounds, second low grounds and upl ,nds.
pnrt of u has )C(jn iinproved ,)y ,imint.
,a9er auJ p,over Tje C()t((m js jn
fcrior lo Ronc jn lhc The com
implication with Norfolk is both by the
Uivcr amJ ,-., Uoj. Thft T.hnt:llion
4vi be 8olt, for linle over half the pi ice of
I
, , , . Edgecombe and Pitt
Fr .. . v sn tn KIlhl!Pr:Kpr.
or in his absence to Thos: S.
Sterling
Jackson N. C.
July 7.
. K. Bur
R. Ford,
VIJJIITO, .. c.
DEAI.KK in Alarttlo Monument tlad and
IY( t Slii.ti-; I'jiint Sir lis; l:r.poii:i do; und in
lion, r;y mtitlo called for of either Italian,
Egyptian, or American Maihle; anil work war
ranted to jilt-ase or no sale; and if damaged be
ore di livcry, it n at liis expense.
()rt'TS lc! with Gio." IJuuurd, Tarhoro''
will teaiicidcd t forihwiih.
March 13, 18, P,
JYcw Hoarding House.
WOULl) respectfully inform the -pun-
lie, that she has taken the House lately
occupied by Mrs. Swann, as a Boarding-
House, and having had it thoroughly re-
paired, and fitted with new and handsome
furniture throughout, she will be enabled
to accommodate a number of transient or
permanent Boarders in the best manner.
The House is as pleasantly situated as any
ss Wilmington
and a number of her best rooms will be
reserved for the accommodation of tran
sient visiters She can confidently be
speak the patronage of those desirous of
obtaining a Boarding House of the first
class, as she flatters herself that her ar
rangements cannot be surpassed for corn
fort and convenience, and no exertion
will be snared calculated to add to the
happiness and contentment of her guests.
The House is now open for the recep
lion of permanent or dav boarders. For
t-
terms, apply to Mrs. Ford.
Nov. 7.
Cash Advances.
THE undersigned will advance in Cash,
three-fourths (i) of the market value
here of Corn, Cotton, and Naval Stores,
deposited with him for shipment to his
friend J. G. Williams, Esq , New York.
W. II. WILLARD.
Washington, N-C. 7th Nov.
Jack John Bray
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his well
known Jack John Btay, seven years old
last spring, and has proved himself to be
a sure foal getter. He covers well, gets
fine large colts and shows to advantage.
I will sell him on reasonable terms, if ap
plied for soon. L, B: IVfyitehead.
Aug. 25.
lumhiield
high"
3
v Great Attraction.
1 large ilssortment of
SUPERIOR to any thing , hitherto of-
fered to this community.; We respectful;
y solicit an examination of. our ; assort
ment, comprising
Watches, Jcwc try,
Pistols, Cutlery. Perfumery; and Fan
cy Goods, . :
Of the latest American and imported
styles, on as moderate terms as can be
purchased any where at retail and war
ranted.
In addition to our travelling Stock, we
keep constantly on hand a complete as
sortment of the above named articles at
our Store in Washington, N. C, where
the manufacturing and repairing of Watch
es, Clocks, Jewelry, &c. can be done e
qual to any establishment in the Union
and warranted. Pender Meyer.
.June 9
To tii iirine3-)s of S2dgcombc.
OYSTER SHELLS for sale, deliver
ed to t he flats from the wharf in this place.
Apply to IV. 11. Willard.
Washington, 9th June.
100 Bags Rio Coffee
50 Laguayra do
Just received a(id for sale bv
W. IL Willard.
Washington N. C, 6th June.
2 JO Bbls New York and Baltimore
Flour fresh ground, just received and for
sale by W. H. Willaid.
Washington N. C, 6th June.
50 Bbls and hlf bbls butter, soda and
sugar crackers fresh baked, for sale by
W II. Willard
Washington, N. 0. 6 June.
25 Bales Cotton Yarn, manufactured
by the Blount's Creek Factory. Fayette
villeN C, for sale by W. H.' Willard.
Washington N. C , Gib June.
50
5
Bbls P R and N O sugar
Hhds 4
sugar
for sale by W. II. Willard.
Washington X. C, 6th June.
Building.
HAVING associated with me Mr. Jno.
V. Saunders, of Petersburg, Va., an expe
rienced workman in the various styles of
Architecture, I would announce to the
public, that we are prepared to contract
for the building of plain or ornamental
cottages, public building!, churches, &.c
&.C. in a style and finish to defy competi
tion We will cither contract by the job
or by the day
THOMAS OB ERR Y.
Tarboro'. Dec 2.
Notice.
THE subscriber being well prepared todo
End Commission JSttsincss
IN THE TOWN OF WASHINGTON,
respectfully solicits the patronage of the
public in Tarboro', its vicinity. and Edge
combe co. generally. He has ample ant
safe oom for the storage of Naval Stores,
Grain, and other produce; his charges are
moderate and quick dispatch invariably
eriven to all business entrusted to his di
rection.
REFERENCES.
Macnair & Brother, Tarboro N. r,
William Bernard, Greenville, Eli Hoyt.
Washington, N. C, George H. Brown &
Brother, Washington. B. J. Parmclee.
Washington, N. C, Hon. Judge Manly.
m i xt r i a Ctni., 7 : l :
! ?ew"c," ' " 7
i luu' V " " ' " . " ' "
Bateman & Ruddcrow, do. Mallet! & Paul
min, do. L. J- LA BARB V
Washington, N. C, April 2
Thomas L. Liddon,
BRICKLAYER & PLASTERER.
INFORMS the citizens of Martin and the
adjacent counties, that he has
Remoted to Hamilton
And is fully prepared to execute all jobs in
his line of business, that may be entrusted
to him. He has competent workmen in hh
employ, and can give satisfactory assuran
ces, that all work entrusted to him will br
executed expeditiously and in a workman
like manner. References.
Jo. Waldo, Hamilton,
TVm. Norfleet i Tarboro,'
Baker Stat on, Edgecombe Co.,
Goold Hoyt, Greenville.
Hamilton, April 3.
' "'.-;VJ " .
Southern Made
t'laiitatioii tvi-ognii osssc
M - Wholesale and Retail, No. 30 East
' . -May, C"iarlestoJi, So Ca. "
- THE subscriber, -A gent for the Soutfc
Carolina Shoe7 Factory, at ' Charleston,
So f a , and the Chcraw Factory, at Che
raw;S6Ca;,Vyvill oflcr for sale in this mar
ket by Uherst September, a large supply
of Southern made Plantation Broguns
and House Servants Shoes, logetheV w ilh
a general assortment of Boot 's 'and Shoes,
which will be sold at the lowest market
prices for goods of similar quality .
R. A Prinzle,
Dealer in Brogans, Boots and Shoes,
No. 30 East Bay.
August 7.
Nails and Coffee.
Nails, by the keg. or retail and Cof
fee by the bag, or less quantity,
For sale by Geo. Howard.
Flour! Flour ! !
A FEW barrels new Extra Northern
Family Flour, by the barrel or retail,
For sale by Geo Howard, Tarboro9.
Don't you. want to ride?
THE subscriber keeps constantly on
hand, a large variety of vehicles compris-
Maggies, Barouches, &c.
of every style and finish
He also manufactures to order any de
scription of vehicles, from an ox cart to 2
fine carriage, in a style not surpassed in
this country, and at prices as low as can
be afforded anywhere
He also carries on a large harness man
ufactory sets of harness from ?12 to
550.
Vehicles of every description repaired
at short notice and on reasonable terms.
The subscriber will attend the Courts
of Edgecombe, and be prepared to i':iko
contracts as above, on favorable ter-i.s.
JAMES NELSON.
Greenville, Pitt Co. July 8.
Cabinet Furniture.
THE subscriber respeclfullly informs
his friends and the public generally, that
ie will continue the
Cabinet Mukixi?
at his old stand. His Furniture will bo
made of good materials, well made, and at
reasonable prices.
He has now on hand various articles of
furniture for sale. He hopes bv strict at
tcntion to business to merit a continuation
of the patronage he has heretofore receiv
ed. I would take An Apprentice to the a
bove trade a healthy boy, not over fif
teen years of age, and of good moral char
acter. LEWIS BOND.
Tarborough, January S.
Louis Stirn,
aiano Forte Manufacturer
No. 510, West Baltimore Street,
TW AYS on hand and made to order Sir
-nd Seven Octavo Piancs of a superior quality
-d warranted not to be surpassed by a'ty tranu
) ur 'd in this City
'rices 6 octave, $250 to 300; 63 octave. 275
to 350: 6 octave, 300 to 400; 7 octave. 350 to
00 in mahogany or rosewood cases. Orders
Mi vith the subscriber will be attended to forth
.,vnh. Geo. Howard. Tarboro
Herrings!
For sab by
Mullets ! !
Geo Howard.
Just received.
A FRESH SUPPLY of Thompsoni-
an medicine.
Geo. Howard.