TERMS.
JHK CAROLINA CENTIXEL IS PUBLISHED
WEEKLY BY
; JOHN I. PASTEUR, ,
At Thrkh; Dollars per annum, one
'third payable in advance. - s
So Daper wilfcbe discontinued unfif all
arrearages arej prjid up, except at the op
tion of the publisher.4 v 5
I Advertisements inserted at 50 cents
- k.
per square the; first we?k, and "25 cents a
;Tiare for each succeeding insertion. ' j
By the President of the Uni
; ted States. .
' VEREAS, by an act of Congress
passed on the third day of March,
181 J, erttitled " an i act to provide
for the ascertaining; and surveying
of the boundary lines fix-ed by the
treaty1 with-the Creek Indians, and
for other purposes," the President
of the. Unitecl States is authorized to
cause the lino's, acquired by the said
treaty, to be offered for sale, wher
' surveyed : '
Therefore, I, James Monroe.
President jof !the United States, do
hereby declare and j make known,
that public sales for the disposal (a
greeably to. law) of certain lands in
the Alabama territory, shall be held
''at Cahaba, in the said territory, on
the first Monday in ' January next,
and shall continue for three weeks,
during which time will be offered
for sale v V- : f '. '. ; ; .-jv';
Townships nunibeTed
I 9 to l6 inclusive in range 5
S 9 to J6 in 6
10 to 1 6. in 7
10 to 16 in 8
except such lands as have been reser
ved by lav fori
the support of schools.
and for other
purposes. Theland
shall be offered for sale in regular
numerical order, commencing with
j the lowest number of section, town
ship and range.
Given under my hand, at the City'
of Washington, the 17 th day of
July, one thousand" eight hun
dred and eighteen.
f I JAMES MONROE.
- j
By the President : ,
; j J. MEIGS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
'.; -l-itjygio ;. .!-, 1
THEU SBSCRIBER
. '. i - i ' -. -
HAS JUST RECEIVED, & OFFERS FOR SALE,
Twenty four barrels and twenty half
barrels of
BALTIMORE BEST
F AM
IfcYFLOUR:
William Dunn.
Dec. 1818. 3t3 8
Newbern,!
5th
The Subsciber ' v
OFFERS for sale the half of Lot
No. 58 on Broad street, with
the two Houses thereon. Posses
sion given immediately. Terms
half t paid jdown, the balance, .six
months credl, the purchaser giv
ing note with kpproved security, ne
gotiable at either of the Banks.
ALSO,
A Lot of ground at Trent Bridge.
Germain; Castix.
, Decembe r 5th 3w.38 '
I FOR SALE,
A smalSloop Boat
burthen about one hundred and seventy
barrels. She is eighteen months old, well
found and in good order. Enquire of the
INov.21.-h36tf PRINTER
. -1-; - ;
WANTED 'TO PURCHASE,
27 SHARES
of State of North-Carolina
Bank Stock.
Enquire eff jHN M. ROBERTS.
Nov. 21818 37tf
OVERSEER WAN I tUr
A person who is acquainted with
the business of an Overseer and un
demands' the management of si Plan
tation, and who can bring a satisfar
torv recommendation, will mset witf
employment
for the ens-tin
2: vear
and: good .wages, by applying to jth
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U.
STATES. !
7 HERE, AS, By n act
VV . flf Congress pdssed on the
17th of. February, 1818, entitled 'an
act ( making provision for the estab
lishment of additional Land Office,
in '.the Territory of Missouri," the
President of the United States is au
horized to 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 trie disposal
(agreea bly to lar) of certain lanlds'
in the territory of. Missouri, shall be
held as follows, viz: AtfSt.j Louis,
in the said territory, on the first
Monday in August, October, De
cember, February and April next,
and -three weeks after, each of the
said days, for the s tie of lands in the
land district of St. Louis. Thirty
town -hips shall , be offered at each
saie, commencing wiln the most
eastern rgt-s west of the fifth prin
cipal meridian line, and proceeding j
westerly. ;.
At the Seat of Justice for Howard
Ckijity in the said Territory, on the
first Monday-in September and No
veul-er next, and three weeks aft ,
each of the said davs, for the sale ol
lands in the land district of Ho ward
Coafity. .'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 ii the situa
tion of the surveyswill. admit, and
the second immediately east! of the
first,1 and in the same form ; excep
ting from sale in each district, the
lands which have been -or may be
reserved by law for other -purposes ,
Given under my hand, at the City
j of Washington, trie thirtieth
I day of April, one thousand
eight hundred andj eighteen
IAMES MONROE.
BythePretident,
! s fOSIAH MEIGS,
Comiiiissio ler of the General Land Oiflce
laVtift 9 : r 1 " 1
BY Villi PRHSI iENT OFiTHE
, UNITED ST A'lES.;
Whereas, by an act ofjCongres,
p jssed on the 17th ot rebr'y, 1818.
entitled 41 an act making provision
for the establishment of additional
Land Offices in the territory of Mis
souri," the President of the United
States is authorised to direct the
public lands, which have' been sur
veyed m theiHaid territory, to be oi
fered for sale : 1 I
Therefore, I, James J Monroe,
President o( the UmtedjStates, dp
hereby declare and make known
that public sales for the disposal (a-
areeaoiy ..to law j 01 lciwiu wuua 11 1
v v- c nt- t,n 1
tlie terntorv ot , Missouri, shall be
held
viz :
in Franklin, in said
territory,
On the first Monday in January
next lore the sIe ot j
Townships No. 4f to
52 idclusive5 fractal in range
f
19
township 53
T - 48 to 52&
I
20
fractal township 53
j 48 td52, j ' 21 22 23
'On .tiie rst Monday! -in JVIarch
next,; for the sale of
Eowiiships
1
V 48 to 5 5. inclusive, in ranges 24 & 25
' 81050 ' I j 26&27
On the first Monday in May next
for the sale bf
Townships
51 to 54 i
nclusive, in ranges 11 & 12
51 to 56
.-- 3 '
I 14 & 15
53 to 56
excepting the lands which have been
jt mav De, reserved oy raw, p
support ot schools, and tor other pur
rl i' 1 . -i I if - - Vl
poses.
Each sale
shall continue as long as
nay be necessary to offer. th lands
for sale, and no longer, and the lanojs
.hall be offered in regular numerical
jrder. - : i f 1 it
Given under my hand,! at the city
; of Washington, this 17th'day of
iniv. one tnousana ciKut uuu-
dred and eighteen, j ! j i
I JAMES MONROE.
By the President : ! ! '
I JOSIAII 1EIGS
Commissioner of the Geh'L Office.
00 Dollars Reward:
5 AN AW AY from the subscri
ber, on the 20th of October
last, two negro men, SAMPSON
-and JOE. 1 1 Sampson is about 50
years of age, 5 fett 4 or 5 inches
high, dark complexion, and stout
built had on when he went away,
a tarpawling hat, and a white woolerr
homespun jacket and trowsers; Joe
is about 30 years of age, 6 feet high,
slender buflt, very black, has had
the smallpox,'With which he is con
siderably marked, and has lost the
middle toe of his left foot he took
with him a new furred hat, and a
striped homespun j acke t and trow
sers. They will probably assume
the names of Samuel Broxun and Joe
rerrely ana win pernaps nave tree
passes. It is supposed that they are
lurking on the seaboardj somewhere
between Swansborough & Norfolk.
The last accounts received of them
state that they were endeavoring to ;
reach Edenton.
The above reward will be given
to any person who will deliver them
to. me, or one hundre J and fifty dol
lars to secure them in any jail, so
thatT get them. ; 1 ,
All persons are- hereby cautioned
against harbouring, Or carrying them
away, under the penalty of the law.
i i Easier Killpatrick.
Duplin County, near 3 :
Limestone Bridge, March '2 4. y j
Fift Dollat-s Reward; '
AN AWAY from the
subscriber, some time in the
month of November last, a negro
man named ISAAC, about 22 years
of age, six feet high, tolerably stout
made, arid pf a black complexion.
It is supposed that he is lurking a
bout Little or Big Swift creek, Cra-
ven county. U .: '
I will give the above reward to
any person who will bring saiU ne
gro to me, or -secure him in any jail
so that I get him ; andf will pay; all
reasonable expences.
25Masters of vessels and others,
are forwarned from harbouring, em
ploying, or carrying away said fel
lowy under the penalty of the law.
1 I JOHN REEL.
'Swift Creeks May 2, 1818. -nf
25 DOLLARS REWARD.
i- -
RAN A WAY from the Subscriber
two atonths since, a Negro man na
med JOHN ; he is about 27 years, of age,
5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, of a dark cora
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. ' '; . . ;. ' : ' ji .
The above reward will be given to any
person who will apprehend said negro &
, . ' r t:i ;. jt 't him-
secure him in any Jail so that r get mm
.. . "r i jfu' Jn
All masters ; of vessels, and others are
forwarned: from harbouring, employing,
or carrying him awayj under the penalty
of the law. ", i r
4 FRANCIS GOODING.
4 enpiT.Countyi 25th Aprh18,18-rtf
y , j Notice. ,
TIHE subscriber offers for sale
his DWELLING HOUSE
in the town of I3eaul rt, and the
Store House adjoining, with a good
Kite hen. Smoke House, and Stable.
The stand, for business, is equal to
any in the place.
' ' -Also, '
Four unoccupied Lots in said town,
and a,small tract 6f Land on North
river. : ' ' -- : t '.
A liberal credit will be given the
V Banks in Nvbern, re.
ceived in payment. I erms will De
made known on application to the
subscriber, or to capt. "Gilbert Rum
ley, in Beaufort;
OTWAY BURNS.
August 24th.l818.' 4tf
v . Notice. ;
A LL those iudebted to the sub
. scriber, are requested to make
r?iAt nrment.- as he intends
shortly to remove out of the state.
Otway Burn3.
Aug 24, 1818. 24U' - ,
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.
HE Subscriber, wishing to
concentrate" Kis business and
remove his property to his residence
at vviimington, otters tor sale the
following valuable estate r .
That el'gible situation on East
Front Street, fonrerly the residence
of the late Robert Hunt, Esq. -com:
prising 43 1-4 ft. of Lot No 104, and
the whole of Lot No. 105 making
150 1-2 feet front, and 214 1-2 feet
rear. There is a handsome dwelling
house upon the premises, with con
venient put-houses and improve
ments and the water front, exten
ding to the channel will be sold in
connection with them, or separately,
at the option of the purchaser;
; also, ;
Three fourths of Lot No. 272, on
New Street, together with the smal'
house upon it at present occupied b)
Mrs. Mitchelir ;
'. . ALSO, . '
About one-third of Lot No. 21, on-
South r rout btreet. ;.
ALSO,
Lot No 22, corner
of Fr
ont
and Handcock Streets, : 142 1-4 by
107 1-4 ft. together with the several
iti ' 1 r 1 t i
ouiluings oeiore it.
' ' ' ALSO,
1 hat valuable f lantation on
Trent River, 7' miles from town,
situattd between. the plantations ol
the late F. Foy, Esq. and Rev. (Mr.
Wilherspcon, containihg about 1000
acres- of which 350 are cleared
Iwith a good dwelling house,' barn,
Scc. &c. on the premises. The -stork,
'utensils, &c. will be sold if required,
and such of tlie Negroes as do not
wish to move to Cape Fear'
, The above prbperfy, if not sooner
disp6sed of at private sale, will or
sold at public auction on the 21s?
December. The terms will be made
vefv easy to purchasers 1, 2, 3, 4
and 5 years credit will be given. -!
Negroes or Bank Stock Willi be re--ceived
in exchange for the property.!
For further particulars apply to
Mesns. Devereux & Chester, or
M. C. Stephens, Esq.
John F Burg w in
November 7th, 1818.- tf
GEORGE REID
Offers for sale, at his Store in Craven st;
1 rin Boxes SOAP, 1st & 2d qual
IKJSJ cflO&'il cents.
N. B. The highest price will be
given for Tallow, and all sorts of
Soap Grease. Apply at the Chan
dlery, in Newbern, at ..
UNION POINT.
Sept f9. 27tf
Pure Lemon .Acid,
FOR PUNCfl, LEMONADE, SAyCES, JELLIES,
AND EVERY PURPOSE IN COOKERY:
s . L .
. THIS ACID retains all the,
A grateful flavour of the fresh
Lemon It I instantly dissolves in
hot or cold water, and, will mak
0..'l. T art 11 nil i' rttY r
vith the fruit, at any trae of the year.
It lis also adapted for every pur,
pose in Cookery where the Leriion is
required, such as Sauces, jellies,
&cj . , ' .
The convenience, therefore, of the
Pure Lemon Acid, for Taverns and
Public Places of Amusement , will be
sufficiently obvious, particularly in
the Country. -
It is recommended to Na val and
Military Officers, Travel
lers, Masters c?f vessels and o
thers going long voyages : it is in n
state of dry powder, put up in small
glass bottles, is quite portable, and
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 Punch or I?em-
ONADE. : - '
It is warranted to contain no ex traneous
matter, or any thing in the
least iiiiuriou to the constitution.
A constant supply' of the "Lemo
Acid will be kept at the V,ost-0 i-
. j riCE in iNebern, where U in'iy be
had by the d izen or single bottle at
the Philadelphia pr ;c ;R ' '
Newbern, ilay 3 U-tf.
The ubscriber
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
NEW-YORK,
WITH A GENEJLlLASSOaTMENT OP -
DRY GOliS
.';;.v " ' AND ' t
WHICH HE OFFERS FOR SALE AT A MODES'
j ATE PROFIT. ' -
1 A nxung tch i( h are
Fine, superfine, antl supet-superfiiie
Cloths ant cassimcies, '
' Vestiiigs, pelisse cloths and J - ;
Tnmmihjrs, bombazctts, , i '..
Callicoes, rauslins, dimmities,
Jeans, cotton and silk hose,
ilk, beaver and Kid cloves, ;
I Canton crapes, - canton and cottc
, shawls, . : -V r-;- .'-
Linen and cotton pocket h'dkfs,
Cambrick aiid bandanno do. f
Irish linens, brown linens,
Sheetings, diaper, &c. i . "
Knives & forks, pocket and penknives:
. Razors, scissors, & ihears, - ' '
Iocks, hinges, files, an vills vices, .'
Guns, pistols (single and double bar
reled,) ,-' -,'! : lr : - . '
Game bc$s, powder flasks j
-Shot belts, &c. i .
,, ALSO,
Apple and French Brandy
lladeira,h Lisbon and Malaga Winesf
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses, &c.
John Court,
October 16th. -Sm31
The Subscriber
has just returned fr03i
:ni;ut-york, , -
With a large ami general assortnlcnt
. ' ; - -' -OF '
DRY GOODS
AND
; "
. ' ' ' AMONG WK.CH ARE
Shepard's extra superfine blue, black and
)iown cloths A: cassi meres,
dp. superfine and line clod.; and
! cassimeres. ' r
Fancy vestings, Flannels, blankets,
Plainsj'bombazetts, culKcoes, ' V
Irish Ijnen, cambrick mulin, j v
Siik, cotton and worsted f tockiugs,
13rown jllolland, si'k & eoUon sbavU
Sheeting,.toW cloth, cotjtbn hging,
Loaf, lump Sz brown SUGAR,
TEA', .Molasses, . j
- Ehliah and American Gunpowderj I
; Shot, j -;---."-!-,
Cross cut, pit, hand & pannel sau4, i
Tobacco and SnuiT, ! ". ; T
Rum, Gjn, Whiskey, $c;
" " ' - ALSO, - ; ;
A very handsome assortment ' nf ' ! v
ii4 H'BWAiilli
AND
All of which he ofiers, wholesulo-c
retail, at a very moderate advance. J
I . XT' .4.L. r I t i
Nov. 12th, 1818. tf35 1 r
State of North ( 'roliMa
CRAVEN COUNTY.
. I . October Teiui,. 48 IS,
right CL Stanly, and V. 7
C. Stanly Adm r, Q Interlocnir
lince r onvnie, .
vs.
Order;
Asa FohvH'je
XT being sugred in jthis canset! -.t
SL
L the defend-jnt, Asa , Fonville. h i
1
.
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1
without the mls of the 'State of Nor. v
arolina, a nd in the State of Tenner V
uid the .me Ijein verified to the sat: -;iction
K)t tjie Court, by the affidavit r f
Seorgr Lar.eOn motion of coirij:i
mt, Ordeiyd, That unless defendautSi,,-
jea , pl,id, ansvfer or demur to the cojn- '
!binar hill of roinnlVmt. fin nr Ut',.,r
el fteeMhay of April hext, the
"inr.
plainantsJill be taken pro xdnfes
d such decree! made thereupon as sha'I
e thou'iht just-f-Orrferf, that Ue samo
he published within sixty days, in t ;e C a
rohna Centmel, printed at Newhfi. rci.'K-.
ne conunueu tnerem, iot six sue 'isyve 'i
weeks. : ' ' tt: ;;!.:."f
E xtracl f rom the Minutes.,
Iviward Grahaxij, c. Mi .iu -
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Nov. 8, 18181 37tt