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TO A FRIEND ABOUT TO MARRY A, SECOND
- f:X TIME. . '
Ne profecturaiiecando.-r-Oi'w.
Ob, keep Wring, one little year, '
P Keep poor Eliza's ring,.
And shed on it the silent tear,
la secret sorrowing!
I'hy lips, on which her last, last kiss,
Yet lingers moist and warm,
Oh, wipe them not for newer bliss,
i Oh, keep it as a charm.
These haunts are sacred to Her love,
. Here still her presence dwells ;
Of her. the grot, of her the grove,
Of her the garden tells.
T00tli tl-:n pW vn i snVp and talked. :
IJLlI'vUlii w 7
Beside that river's brink, .;
""At evening, arm-in-arm you walk'd,
Here stopt to gaze and think.
,Thourll meet her when thy blood beats
higif "m;-;V:
In converge with thy bride,
Meet the mjld meanir g of an eye
TlTat never learnt to chitlci, ) '
Oh, no, by Heaven, another here
, Thou canst not, must rot bring:
No, keep it but one jlittle year,
Keep poor Eliza's ring.
v-.. From the Aurora.
MR. dtiane Thoush out of season, I
hope you will! publish theollowing re
ceipt for the management of sheep, as it
Will n6 doubt be well circulated before next
shearing ; and if practised, prove profita
ble to the wool grower and manufacturer :
Immediately after the sheep are shorn,
soak the roots of the wool that remain all
over with butter and brimstone ; three or
four days afterwards, wash them with salt
ami Water. The wool next season will
not only be much finer and softer, but the
quantity will be in a greater abundance.
' , ' .' MAXIM.
Fear is the greatest and most trouble
some of all evils ; for other evils are only
evils as long us they last, and the trouble
tiiereofis ol no longer duration than their
cause ; but men fear vhat is, and what is
not, and what perhaps will never be, and
even sometimes what cannot be. lie
who fears Co suffer, suffers already what
he fears. 1 ...?'
ANIMAL AFFECTION'. .
An affecting anecdote is related in the
French papers :A young man took a
ddc into a boatrowed to the centre of the
Seine, and threw the animal over, with' in
tent to drown him. The poor dog often
tried to climb up the side of the boat, but
his master as often pushed him back, till
over-balancing -.himself, he fell overboard.
As ioon as the faithful dpg saw his mas
ter in . the stream, he left the boat and held
Iiiai above water, till 'help arrived from the
-shore, and his life was saved I
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Darin? the discussion of the constitu
tion '.for the state of Maine, a motion was
was thronged widi the fair during the agi
tation ol the question. lo their utter
disappointment, the motion was rejected,
and the house was soon cleared of bon-
nets. I
A shirt without seams.
Thomas jiiail, an ingenious linen-wea-vcr,
in Ireland has lately finished a shirt
iu his iocftn.: It is woven throughout with
out seams, is very neatly and accurately
fathered at the neck, shoulders and wrists.
The necKaud wristbands are doubled and
stitched, there is a regular selvage to each
ide of the breasts ; the shoulder-straps
and gussets are neatly stitched, as well as1
th wrists ; in short, it is as perfectly fin-
isheuas if made by an expert seampstress.
This shirt has been 'exhibited to several
gentlemen in the linen! trade, who have
completely satisfied themselves, that it is
actually the production of the loonij with
out any assistance from the needle. -
COW SWALLOW ING A SP00M.
A gardneTn the neighborhood of
Dumfne-Oely sold a cow to a butcher
in maienfn, wnicu was kiUed. In the
second stomach of the animal was fnnnH
an old-fashioned silver spoon, in a perfect
state of preservation. 5 This spoon was j
soon recognized by the owner, who had.'
missed it nearly a twelve month ; ago ; and
I I. r niirar H roomorl that tk. -
ferer, upon whom sli nad oestowed 0
many maledictions, was a four-footed ah-
brought forward to exempt married men ing iatclv. undergone a thorough re
W military duty, with a view to pro- - fhe situation is eligible, ei-
mote matnmonv anions the younger citi- f, r . r r n ' i
zens. The ladies werl so eWly in- ther for a large fomily, or a Board
terested in the subiect, hat the meeting- ing House, beng m ahealthy part
house, where' the' convention was held. f the town, and but a short distance
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. Notice.
ILL be hired out, for one year,
at the Court House in New.
bern, on Saturday, ; the first day of
Janukrynext, (if not previously hired
by private contract) the NEGROES
belonging to the heirs of Benners
Vail,der'd, among whom are several
mechanics. Terms made known at,
the time and place of hireing.
By order ot the Guardian,
M II. Lente.
! 4th December, 1819. 89tlj
THOMAS W, MAGHEN,
TPV EALER in gold and silver watches,
9 watch chains, seals and keys, also
silver table spoons, tea spoons, thimbles,
gold rings, &c. Lorillard's fine Scotch
; snuff, snuffboxes, and violin strings in
forms his friends and the public, that he
has on hand, and intends keeping, a con
stant supply of the above articles, which
he will sell very low for cash or old silver.
N. i. Watrhes renaired as usual.' Al
so, Mariners' and Surveyors' Compasses,
rectified and touched. Dec. 18. Olrf.
Coffee.
JUST received, and for. sale by the
subscriber, 'seventy bags COFFEE.
SILVESTER BROWN.
December 4,
1819.
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Fifty Dollars TlewarUt
r AN A vVY from the subscriber,
" a Negro man named J A C K,
foi merly the property of Drv Joseph
Mears, and purchased from him by
Archibald M'Daniel. It is expected
that he is lurking in or about New
bern. The above reward will be
given to any person who will appre
hend said fellow,' and lodge him in
any jail so that I get him again. ;'
; . Lewis: Mead or.
Mount Croghan, Chesterfield,
S. C. November 14, 1819-
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NOTICE.
A LL persons are forwarded from
hunting, either with Dog or Gun, on
the marsh the property of Mrs., Green
Bryan, known by the name of Mintzejs
Marsh, which isleased by the sub
scriber. . '
Donum Mumford.
November 27, 1819. 88tf
, FOR SALE, CHEAP, '
A L1CIIT, NEAT
CARRIAGE
A reasonable credit will be given.
Enquire of Mr. ROBERT HAY,
or at this Office.
November 13, IS 19. ; 86 tf
TO RENT, - '
The Houses Lot,
Corner of Broad Cravensts
Irately occupied-by iMrs. Mary
Bryan, deceased. There are two
Dwelling Houses, a targe Carriage
House and Stable, aKitchen, Smoke
House, &:c. in complete order, hav
from the Court House.
Persons desirous of tenting, can
examine the premises by calling on
Mrs.. Hunter, (who lives on the lot)
for the keys.
Terms made known on applica
tion to
Joseph Bryan.
Svift Creek Bridge
y
rsov. atn, lbiy.
1000 Dollars Reward.
HEREAS, the inhabitants of Wil
mington, in Town Meeting assem
bled, authorised the Commissioners of the
wn t0 offer a reward of ONE THOU-
; AiuuvjuL,o, iorine apprenensiou
' and sucht information as will lead to the
; conviction; of the incendiary who set fire
to; the town, on the morning of the fourth
instant
Now, therefore, I, Hanson Kelly,
Magistrate of Police, in behalfof the Com-
missioners, and m pursuance of the author
ity aforesaid, do hereby offer the above
reward, for the apprehension and convic-
tion of the incendiary as above stated and
ct forth.
Han
j. Magistrate of Police.
0 toff l8 1819;
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SHIPPING PAPERS,
ZXLZ AT THIS Off ICE.
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Rolert Primrose, & Co .
H
A YE just received from New
York, an elegant assortmentof
NCY VjtOODS;
. AMONG WHICH ARE
Fig'd & plain Nankin' Crapes,
Canton ' 1 dp.
Fig'd Nankin Robes, V
Canton, Merino bordered & Cas-
simere Shawls,
Fancy coloured Italfan Crapes, .
Fig'd & plain India Book & Jaco-
net Muslins, ''-V"--".'"-'" '; . v
,Fig'd and plain lienos, "A'
White and black Satins;
Whi te,blk & changeable Lustrings,
Ifancy coloured Silk Velvets,
Reticule Clasps
Silk and Cotton Hose, :-,
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Ladies white & col'd worsted do.
English Silk Gloves.
: Silk Lace Shawls and Veils, .
Linen Cambrick,
Long Lawns,
Irish Linens,
Linen Cambrick Hdkfs.
Damask Table Linen, ,.
RussiaDiaper, T ;
Linen and Cotton Be4 Ticks,
Cambricks, ,H;
Callicoes,
Seersuckers, and i
Cotton Sheeting, ,
Superfine blue, black, olive and
mixed Cloths and Cassimeres,
Ladies Pelice Cloths,
White and Red Flannels, ,
Rose Blankets ancl Carpeting, j
Counterpanes, . v "
Furniture, Cotton and Cambrick
Dimities,
Fashionable Tucking and Ringlet
Shell Combs,
Furniture Chintz,
Fancy coloured Bombazetts and
." Rattinets, J
Ladies' Kid, Morocco & Leather
i Shoes, ; h
"t Domestic Ginghams & Shirtings,
very low,
With a great variety of Fancy
Goods, vhich will be sold low for
cash, either by wholesale or retail.
" Nov, 20, 1819. - 2m87
GABRIEL M. RAINS,
Cabinet Maker
nETU R N S his thanks to the in
habitants of Newbern and its
vicinity, for the liberal encourage
ment he has received, for a number
of years past; and informs them
that he has now on hand, at his old
stand, 3 doors below the Church, on
t Middle-st. the following articles of
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?urtiitu're!v
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. viz:.
Sideboards,, of the latest 'fashion
and of various prices,
Secretaries,
Bureaus, . .
Sets of Dinner Tables, ;
Single
do.
Black walnut do.
Breakfast Tables,
Tea do.
Card do.
Wash-hand Stands,
Candle do. J
Portable Desks, .
Bedsteads, of different kinds,
Windsor Chairs,
And a variety of other articles in
his line of business, (
, Orders from the coun
try will be punctually attended to. .
"Newbern, Nov. 20, 1819. 8rtf
- NORTH-CALOLINA
A LIVt AN ACES, '
FOR THE YEAR I
FOR SALE,
By the" the groce or single one,
M , At S. HALL'S Book Store.
Newbern, Nov. 12. 86tf
TO RENT,
The Brict Dwelling House
AND.
at present occupied by Mr. Thomas!
Watson, v Possession can be given
the latter end of the present month.
For terms apply to !
John Sears.
Newbern, Nov, 12, 1819.
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By the President oi; the Uni
. - ted States. ;
WHEREAS, by an act of Congress
passed on the 31st day of March
1815. entitled " an act to provide for the.
i mm pi iHiiiiiiM rtiiii am ytviiiv i j i ii irr uuuii- l " j x l
r r w n n 4 4Ua hAIin
thorised to cause the' lands acquired by
tli a snift TTrpatv in fip offprpH ! fnr salp.
nUori cnrWwPrl ' '.
Therefore, Ii James Monroe, Presi-
dent of the United Stales, do hereby de-
clare and make known, that public sales
lor me aisposai agreeaoiy toiaw;pi cer-
tain lands in the Alabama Territory, shall
be held at Cahaba, in the said Territory,
on the second Monday in Jafiuary next,
and shall : continue open three tveeks
at which time shall be offered for' sale
Townships 5, 6, 7, 8,19, 20, 21, 22,
i and 23, in range 5 J
Tk7, 19, 20, & 21 in do. 6
- 17 and 19,. , in do.
17 and 18, ; in do.
17, 18, 19 & 20 in do.
21 and 22 ; in do.
21, ' -: Jn do.
. - : 18, : ' ' in do.
part of townshib 17 in dp.
7
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9
13
15
18
18
except such lands as have been,' or sha
be reserved by law for the support ol'
schools, or for other purposes : the lands
shall be offered for sale in regular nume
rical order, commencing, with the lowest
number of section, township, and range-.
Given under my hand, at the City of
Washington, this 28th day bf Septem
ber 1819. if
JAMES MONHOE.
By the President,
If JOSIATI MEIGS,
Commissioner ofjthe.General Land Office.
Oct 23. S3.Tt7jl" : ,1
Last Notice.
A LL persons who are indebted to
the subscriber, either by note or
book account, are requested to call
and make payment by the fiist of
February: next. Such notes and ac
counts as are not attended to by the
above time, .will positively be put in
the hands of an attorney for collec
tion. " "j- '.
J. C. Cole.
November 30, 1819. 4t89
MR. WILLIAMS,
PORTRAIT PJINTER. '
AS removed to the House next to
Mrs. Oliver's, on Middle street.
Portraits taken as usual, in oil land cray
ons -Signs, Cornices, -&c. painted in the
best and mst elegant manner -Gilding,
and Ornamental Painting, in all their va
rieties Drawing, of every kind.
He will also, take Pupils in Drawing and
Painting. , ;
1 -Newbern, Oct. 16, 1819. 82tf
NEW GOODS.
Thomas 8$ Cook,
Have just received a fresh supply
oi
Dm Goo
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING Z VIZ.
UPERFINE blue, black, and brown
Broadcloths.- 2d quality! do. Su
perfine blue, black, mixed, and buff Cas
simeres. -White and striped Marseilles,
toilinett, and black silk Vesting and
Trimmings Of all kinds. -Also a general
assortment of . j,-
READY MADE CLOTHES:
Such as Gentlemen's Surtouts, close bod
died Coats, Pantaloons and Vests, of first
and second qualities which they offer
low for cash. L
TAILORING executed with neatness
and despatch, j
t$- The newest New-York FASH
IONS; just received. 79 tf
John Templeton,
SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER,
11 to the building opposite the 'State
Bank, corner of Craven and Pollock -
streets, continues to cany oh his business
as usual, in all its various branches.
He has on hand a general assortment of
Harness anrl Sadrllps aln ! -Hamocc-
Mounting and Saddlery, plated and com-
mon, which he will dispose of on moder-
ate terms for cash.
August 28, 1819. tf75
UPTON SMITH,
Gun Smith,
rjESPECTFULLY informs the
iVpublic, that he has removed a few
doors above where he formerly kept,
and intends, to stock and repair
Guns and Rifles
at the New-York and Philadelphia
prices," in the neatest manner, and
at the shortest notice.
Oct. 16. S2tf. i u
lines fiztd by the Treaty with the P "ff d
CrteW Kdians, and for other purposes." IIL f j5 . oun dary !, fixed
U,e President of the United States is aU- K th5 trea" wlth Crk Indians,
BY THEfPRESlDENT of the
, UNITED STATES.
"JTTTHEREAS, by an act of Con
V V gress, passed on the 3d of
,,u i oi K j a u 01
. - . T WVtl ill
and tor other purposes," the Pn-;
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aent or tne umtea states is autK
ISeQ tO CaUSC
the land acquired by
r to be offered fnr
the said treaty
when surveyed.
t aaic,
! Therefore. I Tames'
Monroe
States rl
. President of the United
hereby declare and make known
grecably to law) of certain lands m
the territory of Alabama, shall be
held at Hiintsville, in said territorv 1
as follows :
On the first Monday in Julv next
for the sale bf townships 9, lfj jj'
12, 13 & 14, in ranges 1 St 2 west-J
9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, in range 1,
east 9, 11, 12 and 14, in range 2
east 12 and 13, in range 3 east
11, 12 and 1 3 in range 4, east.
On the first Monday in Septem.
ber, for the sale of townships 9 and
10 in range. 3 west 8, 10, 11, 12
13 and 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,1 19,20 and
21, in ranges 4 and 5 west.
Oh the first Monday in
Novenw
ber, for the sale of. townships 9, 10
L J t'-t i-L - r- 1 - L '
anu u, in ranges p ana jT, West 19
and 10 in range 8 west -9, 10 and
11, in range9 west 9, 10, 11 and
12, in range 10 west 9, 10, 11, 12
ana 13, in range 11 west 9 10, 11,
12, 13 and 14, in range 12 west.
On the first Mond ay in J anuary,
1820, for the sale of townships 9, 10,
11, 12,13 and 14, in ranges 13 and
,14 west 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 ia
range 15 west 11, 12, 13 and 14,
in range 16 west 12 h 13 in range'
17 west. . ;
And sales shall be held at Cahaba,
in the said territory, on the first
Monday., in August' next, for the
sale of townships 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,
14 and 15, in range 59, 10,11, 12,
13,15 and 16, in range i 6 11, in
range 7 10 and 11 in range 98,
9, 10 and 11, in ranges 10 and 11
9, 10, and 11, in range 12. Except
ing such lands as have been, orishall
be reserved according to paw for the
use of schools arid for other purposes.
Each sale shallcontinue (open for 2
weeks and no longer, and shall com-
mence with the lowest
number ot.
section, township, and
ange,
and
proceed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the city
of Washington, the 20th day of
March, 1819.
f ; James Monroe. ;
By the President,
JosiAH Meigs, Commissioner
of the General Land Office.
Ap. 10. 55tlstjan.
20 Dollars Reward-
RAN AW AY from the Sub
scribcr's plantation, in Jones
county on the 21st October last, his
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Negro Man jJoe :-
he is about 5 feet 8 inches high,
black complected, in his common
walk goes bent forward in his knees,
his toes rather inward, has a large
scar on one of his hands, Occasioned
by a burn, and a small piece of one
of his ears has been bit off in fight
ings he had on when he went awaj'
a pair of blue twilled cloth trowsers,
a tow and cotton shirt and straw hat
and carried a fiddle with him.
has relations in or near Wilmington,
at the plantation of Col. Cowens,
where most probahly he will aim to
Set- .
All persons are forwarneo nou
employing, naroouring, 01 -y
1 ing sa,d fellow away , under the pen
V alty of the law.
The above reward will be given
to ajny person
who will apprehend
. rxlA !mv onrl rtnlivror m to TdC
m Jones-county, or confine him ia
;aii, so that I get him again.
INeedham Simmons.
February 5th, 1819.
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FOR SALE AT THIS
BLANK
OFFICE
Bills of Salef for vessels,
Bills of Exchange,,
Bills of Lading,
State Warrant,
Ifeases,
Checks,
Sfierifis Bail Bends,
Constables' Warrants
lecoenizances,
Licence Bunds. &
T'-V ., - .