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VOLUME I NEWBERN, N. C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, J818. NUMBER 33. Hi TERMS. HE CAROLINA j CEN'TINEL IS PUBLISHED JOHN I. PASTEUR, At TiiaEE Dollars per annum, one ilird payable in advance. ! .' jf0 paper will be discontinued until all jj.rapes are paid up, except at the pp arfof the publisher. , . Advertisements inserted at 50 cents per sqa?e the first j week, and 25 cents a BY TH PRESIDENT OF THE WHERE AS, by an act of Con Jrsss, passed on the 12th December isll, entitled " An act extending jfc- tMie, tcr opening tne several t'aad Officers established in the ter ritory' of Orleans!" the President of ..die United States is authorised to cause the land offices in the said ter ritory (nov state of .Louisiana) to be opened and the b:nd offered for sale: f Therefore,1 I, James Monroe, President oi the United States, do hereby declare and make known, that public sales shall be held at Ope loiic.as, in the state of Louisiana, for the disposal of the following lands, agreeably to law,!inthe westernTai!d district of Louisiana viz. On the first Monday in December next, for sale of Townships, No. . 1&.2 South l'& 2 North 123456 123456 345 Of the base line 3 North iii Ranges West of the principal meridian. On the firstIonday in . February fiext, for the sale of Townships. ' ; 3 South s 2545 : 4 South y ! i . 3. 5 South ) of the base line A 345b 6789 10 South in Ranges. 456 4 3 1 1 South 12 South y West of the principal meridian Excepting thi: land: reserved by w for the support of schools, acd for other purpose. Lach sale shall continue open for three weeks and no longer, and the sales shall be in regular numerical order. . ! Given under my liquid, at the City. j 1 of Washington, the 20th day of June, one;thousand eight hun dred and eighteen. TAMES MONROE. By the President, , -i-JOSIAH MEIGS, Commissioner of tMGemirallLand Ojjice. . July 25 IQtfrad ! By. the President of the Uin I T ted States. , I Whereas, by an act of Congress passed on the; third day of March, 1815, entitled u an act to provide ior tne ascertaining and surveying ot the boundary lines fixed by the "treaty with the Creek Indians, and tor other purposes, the President of the United States is authorized to cause the lands, acquired by the said teaty, to be offered for sale, when 6urveyed : : ' j - ' Therefore, I, James Monroe, Preside'nt of the United States, do hereby declare and maVe known. that public sales for the disposal (a .greeably lo law) cf certain lands in the Alabama territory, shall be" held - v-rtuaua,. iii uic saiei icrniory, on 1 tne first Monday in January next, and shall cominue for three weeks, during which time will be offered for 'sale : ; -Townships numbered ! . '0 to 16 inclusive in range 5 ; 9 to 16 in 6 10 to 16 in 7 10 to 16 in 8 axeept such lands as have been reserr ved by law for the suppott of schools,. and for other purposes. The land shall be offered for sale in recular numencal order, commencing with the lowt number of section, town- 1 . . ..-'---.. amp ana range. Given under my hand, at the Citv of Washington, the 17th day of July, one thousand eight hun- dred ana eighteen. 1 JAMES MONROE. 11 1 By the President : : , II. ; f J. MEIGS, Com mission er of the General Land OflSce BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. i- ','' ' STATES ' " ' ;j XJfrir HEREAS By an act W of Congress passed on the 17th ot FhriiMfv. fttitrA u U entitled aa ; ?F : j 555 I act making provision Iishment of additional Land Offices in the Territory of Missouri," the President of the United States is au- horizedto direct the public landse which have been surveyed in 'the said territory, to be offered for sale : Therefore, I, James Monroe, President of 'the United States, do hereby ' declare and make known, htat all public sales for the disposal (agreeably to law) of certain lands in the territory ot Missouri, shall be held as follows, viz : At St. Louis, in the said territofy, on the first Monday in August, October, De cember, February and April next, and three weeks after each of the said days, for the sale of lar ds in the land district of St. Louis. Thirty townships shall be offered at each sale, commencing with the most eastern ranges west of the fifth prin cipal taeridian line, and proceeding westerly. . " - - - ' J I1 At the Seat of Justice for Howard County, in the saicjrerritory, on the first Monday; in September and No vembernext, and three weeks aftC each of the said days, for the sale ol lands in the land district of Howard County. Thirty townships shall be offered at each sale : The first to be in a square form., and to include the seat of justice of the said county, as nearly in the centre as the situa tion of the surveys will admit; and the second immediately east of the first, and in the same form ; excep ting from I sale n each district, the lands which have been or may be reserved by law for other purposes. Given under my hand, at the' City of Washington, the thirtieth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and ' eighteen ; JAMES MONROE. By the Prerident, ' ! JCSIAII MEIGS, Commissio ler of the General Land Office lawtla -9 '. ' By the President ol the Um ted States. Whereas, by an act of Congress, passion" the. 17th of Febr'y, 1818. entitd u an act making provision for 'the establishment ot additional Land Offices in the territory of Mis- couri," the President of the United T 1 I States is authorised to direct the public lands, which have been, sur veyed in the said territory, to be of fered for skle : Therefore, I, James JMonroe, Fresident of the United States, do hereby declare and make known that public sales for the disposal (a- Sreeably to law ) ot certain lands in tne territory 01 ivussouri, siwh ue t " ." hit i- held in Franklin, in said territory, viz : ' , . . j . On the first Monday in January next fore the sale of Townships No. 46 to O . DZ inclusive Oiiraci 1 in nuige township 53 . S , 48 to52 & on lract,l township 53 S 48 to 52. 21 22 23 On the first Monday in March next, for the sale of lownsnips 48 to 55 inclusive, in ranges 24 & 25 48 to 50 26 & 27 On the first Monday in May next for the sale of Townships 51 to 54 inclusive, in ranges 11 02 12 51 to 56 13 53 to 56 14 & 15 excepting the lands which have been, or may be, reserved by law, for the support of schools,- and for other pur poses. . . Each sale shall continue as long as mav be necessary to offer the lands f sal ar.d no longer, and the lands fae offered in rbe.uiar numerical :gulai order. . , - ,. Given under my hand, at the' city of Washington,, this 17th day of July, oihousand eight hun dred affghteen. i !v .,, AMES MONROE By the President ; JOSIAH MEIGS, Commissioner of tbe Gen'l. Office. 100 Dollars Reward. THE subscriber having legally outlawed his. negro man HARR offers the above reward for his head, r the Sam if delivered alive tomd. tiAtinx is a stout Weli made telloy about five feet six inches high,'smal eyes, and an impudent look ; he took iVith him when he absconded h two coats, one grey and the other- umc, ana a nome maae suit 01 i, winter ciotnes, together Avith some other articles of clothiher not recoll lected. The abovementioned negri is legally outilawed. JOHN Y. BONNER. Fair-Field, Near Washington, N. C. July 10 tf.19. - ' Fifty Dollars levurd. T AN- AWAY from ite X subscriber, some time in the month of 5ovember last, a negro man named lb A AG, abotit 22 year: of age, six feet high, tolerably stou: made, and of a black complexion, It is supposed that he is lurking a bout Little or Big Shrift creek, Cra . ven county. I will give the above reward to any person who will bring said ne ¬ gro to me, or secure him in anyiaii so that 1 get him ; and. will pay al reasonable expences. $JFMasters of vessels and others are forwarned from harbouring, emf ploying, or carrying away said lei ow, under the penalty of the law. JOHN REEL. Swift Creek, May 2, 181 8 7tf; 50 Dollars Reward R ANA WAY from thd subscriber, in Trenton, about the 1st of August last, a negro wo man named SILVEY. She is about 30 years of "age, about 5 feet, 6 or incnes mgn, weu proportionea ana or a black complexion. She was for merly owned by Mr. Solomon Col lins of White Oak. The aboye re ward will be given to any person that will deliver said neorro to me, or-sd cure her in any jail in this district, so that I get her again; PETER ANDREWS. June 13th. -1 3tf 25 DOLLARS REGARD Wy ANAWAY from the Subscribe Xt two months since, a Negro man nd nied JOHN ; he is about 27 years of'ageL 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, of a dark comj plexion, has a lean face, round body, and is well made speaks plain, can read tol erably well, and has a scar on one of his heels. The above reward will be given to any person who will apprehend said negro i 1 secure him-in any Jail so that I get him. AH masters jof vessels, and others ar ; forwarned from I harbouring, employing , or carrying him away, under the- penalty bf the law ' yv ' FRANCIS GOODING. "J Lenoir County, 25th April, 1818-M Notice. r h HE subscriber offers for sal I his DWELLING HOUSE in the town of Iieauh rt, and the Store House adjoining, with a gooci Kitchen, Smpke House, and Stable The stand, ior business, i3 equal to any in the place. ; : Also, . ' Four unoccupied Lots in said town and a small tract 01 Land on Nort river. : " . s A liberal credit will be given the purchaser, and notes negotiable at either of the Banks in Newberil, re ceived in payment. Terms will he made known on application to the subscriber, orjtb capt. Gilbert Runi- ley, in Beautort. . I OTWAY BURNS, August 24thil818.f-24tf Noticd. A IiL those indebted to the sub scriber, are requested to make immediate payment, as he intends shortly to remove out or the state. Otway Aug24, 1018. 24lt' BurasJ 200 TJoIlai-s Reward; 13 ANAWAY from the subscri- ber, on the 20th of October last, two necrro men. SAMPSON and JOE. Sampson is aboui 50 years of 2ge, '5 feet 4 6r 5 inches higlii dark complexion, and stout built had on when m; went away, a tarpawlinghat: anda white woolen is about 30 years of age, 6 feet high, slender buut, very black v has had the smallpox, with which he is con siderably marked, and has lost the middle tbe of his left foot-he-too1c vith him a hew furred hat, and- a striped homespun jacket and trow sers They will prdbably assume the names of Samuel Brown andce Ferrel and will perhaps have free passes. It is supposed that they are lurkine 6n the seaboard; somewhere U. ' t i o k.t r it ucween owansoorougn iNorioix. I he last accounts received of them f state that" they were endeavoring to reach Edenton. The above reward will be given to any person who will' deliver them tome, or One hundred and fifty doU lars to secure them in any jail, so that I get them. All persons are hereby cautioned against harbouring, or carrying them away, under the penalty of the law, ... Easier Killpatrick. Duplin County, near ? fe Limestone Bridge, March 24. 5 DoiiarslRewarrfc r AN A WAY front the subscrUier, on Tuesday the 22d instant, a negro man named SAM formerly owned by George iMorsei of Beaufort. He is about 35 years ofage, five feet, seven or eight inches high, stout made, and is a good fid dler. He" sometimes calls himself Giles Miner, and commonly sailed 'in the packet, between Newbern and Beaufort, with Hasty. 1 . The above, reward, together with all reasonable expences, will be paid to any person who will apprehend and deliver said fellow to th sub- , - scriber, or secure him in any jail. Masters of vessels, and others, are forwarned from harbouring, employ ing, or carrying him away, under the penalty of the law. r Libbeus Hunter. WhiteXhk, 1 Oct. 3d ISlSAtf; Carteret county, J " . ' r . Pure Lemon Acid. FOR PUNCH, LEMONADE, SAUGESg. JELLIES, AND EVERY PURPOSE IN COOKERY. rpHIS ACID i-etains all tht - grateful flavour of the fresh Lemon It instantly dissolves in hot or cold water; and . will make Punch or Lemonade equally rich as ;vith 'the fruie, atany time of the year. It is also adapted for every pur pose in Cookery where the Lemon is required, Such as dauces, jellies, &c. . ; t , The convenience, therefore, of the Pure Lemon Acid, for Taverns and Public Places of Amusement, will lie sufficiently obvious, , particularly .in the Country. - , It is recommended to Naval and Military Officers, Travel lers, M ASTERS OP VESSELS nd O- thers going lqpg voyages : it is in a state of dry powder, put up in small glass bottles, is quite portable, aiid will retain its delightful flavour and strength for years,' in any climate. A tea-spoonful of this Acid is suffi cient for a quart of FuNcn or Lem onade. --r:- : ' ? It is warranted toj contain no ex traneous matter, or any thing in the least injurious to the constitution. A constant supply of tlie Lemon Acid wilL be kept at the Post-Of-FICE in New beriL where it maybe 1. , j-. had by the d-2en or single bottle at the Philadelphia prices. j ewbenijMajS0.48l8.--ll-4fi Methegliiu TJ EST quaHty of UJur HEGLIN by JL the gallon or cctile, for sale by feft. Xafi A tot Fwut-stwet; Mat-shot's Sates. ffILL be sold for cash4 at the Court-Hble in the' town of Washington (K. .. oh Thursday the fifteenth day :tober next, to the ' highest tbia ,thc following described property, to satisfy sundiy executions in favour of the United Statbs, issuing from the District CouTt of tamptico -viz ? Negro man Robert and woman Lucy; the: property of S. M. Joseph j 400 acres of land in Beaufort county, the pn)p erty of Stephen Owens ; 30D do.' in ; Pitt county; the property of YoL -Jorden ; 2 lots and improvements in Van Ncbrden Town, 1 lot and iin proVemVht in Old Town, of Wash ington, the property of Joseph Han some ; lot and improveniem in Vanv Noorden Town, and Lojg House plantation in Hyde county, the property bfi Henry Selby , part of rJ.u- tiix, ere Joseph Blount's new store iOw stands, with the improvements thereon, the property of said Joseph Blount ; 240 acres of land on Blounf creek, the property of Kich'd. Black ledge ; lot and improvement in Pun- go Town, the property of Wm. L. y Lavender ; 2000 acres of lard ntar Bath; atld 640 do. on Mattamuskt ct th? property of Vm. F arris ; pluu tation and. improvements near the j mouth oT Broad creek in Beaufort counfy, the property bf Gray jerkin; 2560 acres of la ncl in Hyde coXmty, the property of J. G. Blount y lots No. 56 and 61, with thfe improve ments thereon, in Van Noordea Town, the property of. Wm. Wi Kodman ; land and improvements called Bagatelle, near Washir;gtort the property of A. P- Neale ; landf & improvements in Beaufort county below, Washington, the property of Hilary Whibhurst wjiere he lives ; lands and improvements opposite the town of W ashington, the property bF Joseph Blount ; lands and improve ments in Pitt county, the property of Seth WilMta. BEVERLY DANIEL - Marshal Dist. N. C. July 4th, 1818.J 6tf tT- The above sales are postponed ia Tuesday the 10th day of November next, when they mil absolutely take plate . BEVERLY DANIEL, M, Dist. North-CaroXTta. Newbern, October 15th, 1818. Devereuk ( lu&ier Have just received from Baltimore, and - offeA for sale, , 10 hbls. Pilot Bread, 1'6 do. iavy do. ; 6 do. family Flour, iO boxes Spanish Cigars, and A lot of choice English Cheese I hey have alio on hand 35 hhds. W I. Hum, 15 do. Sugar, 25 bbls. 1 ;do. r 20 hhds. Molasses. October 1st; 29tf GGRGE REID Offers for sale, at his Store in Craven it. 100 BXeS SAP, lst &2dqn v -l.y J itv a 1o& 1 cents ; and A few boxes' mould CANDLES, of a superior quality, a 19 cents. -N. Dm The highest- price will be m given for Tallow, and all sorts of Soap Grease. ' Apply at the Chan- . dlery, in Newbern, at j UNION POINT. i Sept 19. 27tf ! ; FOR SALE, The remainder of the Brig Superb' s Cargo P6t and Bar Iron, assorted, Crates of earthen ware, A feV crates of empty bottles r i Grindstones, shot, ; Glassware assorted , Wroiight nails, assorted 1, German steel, . A quantity of stone jugs, different sizes, A few lotn of elegant tea china, Sugar in hlidii. and bis. " A few hhds. of West India rum, A quantity ofallum, and St. Ube's salt. Also on consignment, a quantity of ounny tags, and lew bolts-o! Lnglisbcan- ' vas, which will be sold cheap for crrh or short credit:! enquire of r I WM; KYLE; Isewbern Sept, 26,18l8,-tC2b4io. .1 - 2i liygW 21 tmyg0 r 1.