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POETRY.
How solemn is the scene, when friend
. - :( drawiuear,, -" -tX2v;VV VU'-J.v;
To pay to parted: worth the funeral tear !
Ho w precious aire tHe sacred tears; that
rise.
And-flow' successive from each
t , ' ner'a.eyes J -.: . v"
lourn-
How solemn is the" sight -Hts so to rae
Extended in the narrow house J9 to see
The pale .precursor of bur certain donni,
A silent Votary for the lurid tomb !
Wo language can describe, no tongue can
.teii,, ,,
The heart's keen anguish at the' last
' -' farewell ;
.When the jid closes on the fade4 face,
Where late serenely" smii'd each -'softer
grace. .. r v
Plac'd on the sable hearse, the mournful
. . . , r- -
IIWllli
v N In sad procession', sjowly move along
i',wif u Uttsyr u wim autiuiTj tu 4ic iaic
repair, , v
5 And leave their fellow friends to moulder
' . there. : .-; i :- . j
Then home return Oh I what a blank
appears
The heart that gives the few remaining
tears;
How glortmy all, where late so sweetly
smiled, ; !- -
The lovely . friend that every care be
guiled J " I
Those who have lost, what words can not
' .supply, ,; j
Can give the sympathetic tear and sih :
Though frierkl ship '.can a soothing calm
- ,r -- -i -..-- ,
imi
' heart.
S your Lih z f Ask the aeed
iu kios. oacK. upon irre scenes tnrottgii
which they havepassed upon the years
which they. have spent; 'intreat them to
tell you in what liht they see hem--at-y.
tend to their answer, for with the aged,
there is wisdbra.1- What is 'their reply ?
J tThey.cjonrrtfWe ..oracles of--Ood. The
weaver suittethey say is riot more
svvift,- the shooting star is riot jraore rao
! nientary, eviiesceht arid unreal. Some
of vou maVronsuIt vour children, in-
steatfof advisuii your fathers ; and all I
miy aaK. yout 'inren, u lime oe not
' very, short. The registers qf the dead
are falthfur;iiey cannot erj ; they are
not interested : consult then the register
of the dead. Look upon the tombs -are
their itihabitanTCall oldi? ' iol, not all.
IVlany? No not ma.iy. -The aged are
a thinlyvscattered number, jlnfants there
art, who were l)orn .'' to vef p and die ;
babes there are, who in ail their sport
ive innocence, have gone down into the
- grave; youths thoni are, who, iri their
gayest hours, and inidst the most plea
sureaole scene7 haye been recalled to I
lie down in. darkness anji the! dust. j
iumoers too, are mere iwno, in ine
, pride 'di iqanhuod, the maturity . of life
1 iri the fulCcafrer" ofusins a'nj of hope,
Jjave bce eased of tyW thir anjfities and
i deJVated of all their expjetatioris, and
"fast bount;in the fetters of death.- The
youii lie Mhick as; deW drops on the
ground y here and thereonly do . we find
"aiiiOoupeht erected rinto years and wis
dom ; We vubndep vvhe.i we find it, and
yety tliis our wonder does not cure us
- of )ur security and confidence: Per
haps even, now .the sy the of time is lift
el np to cjlit down those who little think
o it, whoare txec!iinjthe departure of
their friends, or, preparing to carry their
fathers to the tomb
T7
Stewart i jCooky
MERCHANT xklLORS,
f:spi;cTFULLY inform theii
JL L customers ana tne ruDiic in
gene ral,-that they have just received
from. New-York; '; . ;" yy- j
A -GEXE.ftAL SS05TMENT fj:
Sitperjim, arid second quality
Broful cloths,
; - .- , i f
. Cassiracrea arjdVcstings,
with tri mmlngs suitable toltlieir line
of business. I Clothing of every des
cription made; atf short; notice, land
in the rnst approyeo; style. They
have also obtainedfrom New-York,
the besr "workmen, ana newest
fashions i
JwiLli
THEY. -.WILL ALSO KEEP OS HAND,
14 ffcnerul assortment of
READY MADE CLO THES.
Orders from a distance, exe
tuted with neatness and dispatch,
Newbern, October! 21 135
Saml ScfosephOliver
H Ave iusi received frorrfN?
York; 9 'heat assortment of GOODS,
wfii en! wUn their former Stock, comv
prises a handsome assortment , of
AND AN EXTENSIVE ONE OF
Hardware & Cu
I. 7 - U
which they! offer on very favorable
erms, wholesale and retail.
ALSO FOR SALE,
QAA pieces heavy Cotton Bagging
40 inches ,wide;V ;
15 casks Weeding Hoes,
Heavy and light Canvas;
White Lead.
Linseed Oil, .
Kegs Goshen BUTTER,
CHEKSE; ;
3 tons Castings, ,
Madeira Wine, by the gallon, or
dozen bottles,
Sewing and Seine Twine, y
Tea, Loaf SUGAH,
2000 wr. mandfactured Tobacco,
100 Massachusetts PLOUGHS
V 10 Crates New York parked
CROCKEHV, ,
24 GU N'S, double and sin-
. glr barrel, of neat fiwish,
And one, very elegant
SINGLE BA tlllEL GUN,
,' with case and apparatus complete,
price 100.
Nev vrn, November 4th, 1 820. 6i 1 37
CHEAP STORE
Craven Street,
Nearly opposite the Newbern Sank.
Thomas J(V. Pitt man
InforMs liis frienHs anl
the Dublic.: that he has returned
from New-Yrk with
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies Jk V! isses Beaver Hats
Gentlemen's & Boy's Beaver,
Yool Sc VIorrocco Hats
Ladies Misses ' Shoes and
Bootees
Gentlemen's Boots Shoes
j And a variety qf low priced
Shoes ai i d Bootees
I LIKEWISE,
j Saddles .;
Bridles 1
Harness
j Trunks
j Valices, &c. ;
' He has also received,
AN INVOICE OF FIRST qUALlTf
New-York made
An assortment oj Tower Proof
Fowling Pieces
" AND.
SEVERAL ARTICLES OF
AMONG WHICH ARE
I J Bureaus,
Tables,
Ladies Work Stands,
Candle .do, ".
Field Bedstead, '
Windsor Chairs, &c.
ALSO,
2 Single Horse Waggons
Fanning Mills and
Straw Cutters.
All of which he offers' very low
for Cash. ,
Netcbern, Oct.2S126tf.
BLANK
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. Bills of Exchange, ,
State aid Newbern Bank Checks
Bills of Lading,
Shipping Articles
Manifests
V Constable Warrants, ;
State Warrants .
Sheriff's Bail Bonds
Bills of Sale
GOODS
llery
TI TT1 T IT! 4
FtirritittPe,
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Deeds
Leases, &c. &c. 1 '
For sale at this Oficv.
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Washington-J I otel.
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A n i3 Vi J&s.Z A :
etuens hithanks to the
Public fix tHe encouragement
he has hitnerto teceiveu, auvA.
pectfully informs them, that he has
made extensive and commodious
dditions to his establishment.
He has endeavored to consult the
co nt fort and convenience of .his
Boarders, and being furnished with
jood beds, se r v an ts , and rooms with
fire pieces, he can accommodate- as
many travellers and others Vv may
avor him with their company. His
Table will be furnished with the
best the 'market affords, and his
R-v will h- snnnlied Aviih the
choicest 'iquors. v
Lgdies n. families can be furnish
ed .with private apartments, and
will receivfef every atoti'on ih xt n:y
tend iu promote theiSpjmfor-- -.
The Sjla de ; beloSjng to the;
rlniel ir exnstvc, aid will '-'be-
consiantly furnished with good pro
ven Jer- andUarefui ostici s. V
Ne wbbr i, Oc( ji)e r 2 8, 1 3301 36tf. .
State of N orth-Carolina,
James Ingram.
vs.';- .:.
Original Attachment
Levied on Land.
Edward Inraai, j
I'V ap)earin
faction ot tlie
rr f n
tlic satis
e Coiiift, that Ed-
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f 'ward' Iriirram;' the -befeiidant in this'
I case, is not an inhalant of
this.
Stair . the Court do therefore "order .
that public ation be .made tor three
hiontbjs in 'the Carolina Centine,
printed in Newhern, that unless ht
appt-.vr before the j uisiices of the
i ourt -of . Pleas vand Quarter Scs
sioufi to be- held for t ounty pi
Lenoir, .it the Court; House in
Kirs-ton,"" on the j first I ivloz:day in
janugry next, and then and there
answer or d iryir, judgment will
be entered ''-against 'him, to the a-'
mount of the Plaint tit s debt and
By order, i
C. WESTBROOK, C. C.
Iina, v
r LKNOIR eOUNTY.
James Ingram, k v - -! . , ,tA , : "
vs " r,nna' ttachmen
r i 4 i - C Levied on Land. -Edward
Ingiam, ) , . .
I T appearhiff to the satis
faction of the Court, that Ed
ward IngramVlHe Defendant in this
case, is not an inhabitant of this
State, iSe Court do therefore order,
that publication be made for three
months in the Carolina Centinel,
printed in Newbern, thatr unless
me suiu tiQwara j Ingram maice nis
personal appearance before the
Jus
tices ot the Court of Pleas
Quarter; Sessions, to be belt
and
1
for
the
Countv of Lenoir, at the
ourt
House in Kinstoti, on the 'first
pon
there day- in January nest, then and
to answer, plead or. dt rriur,
mcnt Will oe entered agairts
Ihim
for . the amount of the
-i . . - . ;
Plaintiff's
demand.
My order,
VVH3TBHOOK; C. C.
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G. M KAIiNj-v,
CA BIX ET MAKER,
Infokms the public, that he
has just received from New-York
a SUDDlv 6f the beStSt Dominrrn
any
A general assortment, of
' Brass & other - "
nting.
He continues to make
COFFINSof Mahogany and other
wnod'aml ftoattend "Funerals, as
i heretofore ;' and Hl cxedute every
j - - ' r t--..v. . ,. .
desenpnop of work, in his line of
4";"tw. v.r -xia
at the shortest notice. .
October 28, 1820. 136tf
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li.EiVA'R Di -
RaNAWaY from the Sdbscribler,
cm the 12th. of February last :it.
gro Man named . . .
NAT; -
He is about five feet seven inches
hi gh,r quite black, has a large flat
nose, very small etirs, is scout nwuc
and stutters very badly, was raised
on Tar River, by Benjamin Buck,
and sold , by him to Weeks Chajv
manf from whom the Subscriber pur.
chased him ; he has acquaintances
on Neuse River; Swift ;Creek, and
Cotentnea, at one of which places he
is probably lurking. The last that
was' heard of him, he was in the
neighborhood of Cotentnea, Greene
County'. - '
All persons are hereby forwarned
from harboring or employing him,
under the penalty of the law.rrhe
above "Reward, and 'all reasonable
expences will be paid to any person
that will apprehend and deliver said
runaway to the Subscriber, or secure
him so that she gets him again. ;
: Sarah Chapman:
ift Greek, Craven. ,Qt'f
nty, Noyll,1820 J '
Count
REWARD.
A1ST AWAY from the!
Subscriber, on the 24th of
December last, a Negro lad named
about eighteen year- i age; five feet
three or four inches high j disfigured
in his right' fore finger by being
m t'.shed yellow complexion, V and
shas a down ipek when spoken to-;,
other spartit ular ' mark recollected.
COLLINS was raised . by Jehu
M urri ford, of Onslow County," de
ceased, and now belongs to the es
tate of said deceased: He is suppo
sed to be "lurking ab-nit NeWberr;
or Wilmington, waiting for an op
portunity ta go off on board a vessel.
The above reward, will be given
for the apprehension and delivery
of said fellow, in Onslow, .Trenton,
Newbern or any other Jail, so that
I ge t him again, and all reasonable
expences paid, r i
.. I hereby caution all persons from
harboring or employing said -Negro,
and Masters of vessels from carry
ing him away, vas I am determined
to enfore ; the law against all offen
ders, without distinction.- -Ten
Dollars wili be given for informa
tion sufficient to c on y icf any; person
offending in any of said points.
ZADO&MUMFORD.
: Exr of Jehu Mumfbrd, dec
Onslow County, June 20tA, 1 820
BY HE PRESIDENT ; OFVTHE
;-- yiNIED;ST&ES:::-"' '
' WHEHEAS, by vatipu acts of
Congress, the President of the Uni
ttd States is authorized to diret the
public lands which have bceh rsur
veyed to be1 offered for sale : ,
; Therefore, Ir James, Monroe,
President of the United .'Staiesf? do
herebv' declare -ahdT make known.
that - public sales, r for the-, disposal
(according to law) of "public
lands,
shall be. held as tollows; viz
At.Franklin, in' Missouri, on the
first Monday in' January ;riext ' for
the sale of '. '. . . ,
Tbwijships 51 to 55,; in rapger 26',
- west of the 5th principal roeredian
- .line. : .a. ,;;;-;--!r;-.
50 to 55, ranged 27rand;23:
- 5 1 to 5',-,rahRe 29 -y 1 .'
do.
do.
rAt'thBamelacelbthe'iffirst
Monday in March nextfor& the
saleof
Tbwrishiris 5lato 56: ;in; rahverz3ol
. wcsiuj inc-juu principal menaian
line. ' ";. " '. i . T .
;.6rKTns3'&, a; doi
At-St Louis,? injsaid Estate,,: on
the' first Monday in December next
for the rle of ; I ' -,
wnsfH5 in range land
2, cast of the 5th principal ineri.
-?xlanilihe. fy y .
t;
Monday inf' March' next.- tfoth
saie Qf l. r- ne
At thesame -placei on thevfirst
i Townships 35 ta'4 inrariF
??vKr?n5 3
' " vaai'
,- -' - - - 1 . 1 " - -.-
l-east, arid t43 and V '
rjardeauir in ;tbp.ajrl statt, Ca
first M?nyrinWer5ary nwct yG!
the
Towissiiips?334air ; ranees 1 ,
. east of the 5th: principal meridian
: 33, ;v fflivKiDge, east do
. '29, :3Q & j3 ;
townships ato;i3nge o,We
; 11 to 13 10 amll
6 to 13''.;: "12 aud l3 . ' " ,
8 to 12 14 r ; a.;
At Vandalia, in the said state oa
the third ondn January next
Tpr'the'8aleofA.ii;?;Ly ? s
Townships" 5 irt rae it
of .3d principal meridian line
;. 7 to 10 - 2
Sto lO ranges 3, ;4, 5 and 6
1, B, 9 and-10 range 7, east
. ,1, 6, 7, 89 and 10 .8,
At Palestine in saicTstate, on the
second Monday in -February next
for theaale of -r '' ;
Townships 6 to 10, in ranges 9t i
and H, east of iJd principal me
ridian -lin i i
rto' 10 range lowest of 2d prin
, -cipal. meridian, line. y
8, 9 and 10 ranges 12 and 13.
At Detroit, in Michigan Terri.
tory, on the first Monday in Nc! ,
verrtbe,r next, forjhe sale, of
Townships 8,:9 and lO S.4in ranges
4 and tlmf :y:: ' i
8 arid 9 in range 6
7, 8 andi9. " -7 and 8
Except such lands as have been
or -may be' reserved by law' for the
support . of schools," : or for other
purposes. VThe; lands shall be sol
iu regOlar numerical order," begin
ning with "the lowest number of sec- i
tion, township, and range.
Given undermy.hand, atthe City
of Washington, this nineteenth
day of September, 1820.
JAMES MONROE.
By the President, -
Josiah Mei v .
Commissioner of the General Land Office
BYTHE PRESiDEINT OFTHE
UNITED STATES.
: WHERE AS, by an ait r of Con
gress, passed on the; 3d , of March,
1817, entitled " An,, act to author,
zed the appointment of a Surver
tor the lands in.; the northg m part
of the Mississippi Territory, and
the sale' of certain landsaherem des
cribed! the Presiden tf thtfUnited
States is autHori2ed tocause certaia
lands to be sold : ". ;
Therefore; I, James Monroe
President of! the United tatesl: do,
hereby declare and v make : known
that public sales shall ' be -.held at
Huntsville, :i in lAlabama, , lbr the
disposaL (according-to law) of the
following lands, Viz :
On the 2d Monday in October
next, for the sale bf -townships: 19
and 13, in rapge 2 E. ; townships
9,10, 11, and " 14, in range 3, E
4. E. ; townships, lo;n;l2, 13,
and, 14. in range Us,;E. townships
12, 13,; and 14,. in1 ranee 6. E. ; and
township 12v in range 7'E. .Also,
the, lands f in M-the,. tract commoDly
calleoColbert's reserve.
i Onjthe. first Monday in3 Decem
ber nexti for the sale of townships
1 1V12, :13i . and;l4, in range W.
rownships2l3,4 and 14; in ranges
6 and 7VV. townships li; i3land
14; in ra;ngeL:8;;wl:;t tQwhshipl ,1 '
13, and 14, in rancre.9: W. : towu-
1 ships. i3 a'ncj 14, 'in, ranee. 10.; W.w ;
and township inangc 1 i -Also,
thJanda adjoining he un ,
of Marathonwhichhaye not. (een
offered fon salecxcept such' land
as have been reserved by law for the
support'of school or for other pur
poses. ;;iTrrelahds shall be sold m
rlar OfideV! commencing with the
ywen nu III OCT QI sections .OtU,V'r
and ranged s ; 'y '.V
; ' City of Washington 'theJi
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- , JAMEaMONROE
fofilAHirMpiGs, Commissioner
of the General Land Office.
.Illinois, on r . th&vfirs Monday
rabuary next, for, the, saje of
s
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