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NEWBERN,' "N-' C. SATURDAY DEGEMBER 23, Vl 826.
? .NUMBER i Ui,
VOLUxIE III.
rSlXXEr AND TUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
PASTEUR WATSON,
- State of NorikCarolina,
P LENOIR COUNTV.
James Ingram.
'Orisinal Attachment
Levied on Land.
VA ward Ingram,
I ' appearing to the satls
taction of the Court, that Ed
ward Ingramt.the Defendant in this
caset js not an inhabitant of this
State, the Court do therefore order,
that publication be made for three
months in the Carolina Centihel,
printed in Newbern, that unless he
appear before the Justices of the
Court of Pleas :. and Quarter Ses
cioos, to be held for the County of
Ltnoir, at the Court ' House in
Ki-.ston, on the ' first "Monday in
January next, ?.nd then and, there
answer or demur, judgment will
be entered against him, to the a
mount of the Plaintiff's debt arid
cost. ,; . . - ' ': . y .-
By order,
C. WESTBROOK, C. C.
State of NTorth-Carolina,
LKNOIR COUNTY.
James Ingram, f 0riginaf Attachment
v.sr v Levied on Land.
Edward Ingram, ) v .
I F appearing to the satis
faction of thev- vpurt, that Ed
ward Ingram, the Defendant in this
case, is not an inhabitant of this
State, the Court dp therefore prder,
that publication be made for Jthree
months in the Carolina" Centinel,
printed in Newbern,, that Unless
the said Edward Ingram make his
personal appearance before the Jus--tices
of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to be held for
the County of Lenoir, at the- Court
House in Kinston, on the first Mon
day in Januarynext, then and there
to answer, plead or demur, judg
ment will be entered against him
for the amount of fthef. Plaintiff's
demand.- By order, .
C. VVESTBROOKvC. C.
Mould
CANDIES
5
At 20 cents per single lb.
May be hud by applying at
the SOAP and CANDLE FACTORY
three doors above the Court-House, ;on
Middle-street. ?. ;
David Reid.
November 18, 1820. I39tf
NOTICE. :
THE Copartnership heretofore
existing oetweeu John Deve-
reux, Stephen M. Chester and
Robert V Orme, under the name
of Devereux Chester & Orme, is
this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The business ; of the House
will hereafter be conducted by the
Subscribers, under the same name
as heretofore. ,
GEORGE P. DEVEREUX,
STPHEN M. CHESTER,
ROBERT V. ORME.
Newbern, K ov. 1 Oth 1 80. 1 38tf.
Public House.
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
TXKflRMS the Pnblin. ihxt
X he has opened at his dwelling on
the corner of Pollok and M iddle
: Streets, and directly opposite the
Episcopal Church, a
- House of Entertainment
here travellers and others will re
cive every attention calculated to:
fer.der their stay with; him agreea
blc From hw former experience
'a this line, and being provided with
every necessary convenience, he:
lopes to receive a share of the pub
lic patronage- - , ' -Newbern,
November 25 140tf,-
Washington Hotel
-v- 1L itti k
JOSEPH BELIi,
eturns his thanks; to the
Public for the encouragement
he has hitherto received, and res
pectfully informs them, that he has
made, extensive , and commodious
additions to ;his establihrrient.-47
He has endeavored to consult the
cemfort and convenience of his.
Boarders, and being furnished with
good beds, servants, and rooms yith
fire places, he can accommodate as
many travellers and others as may
favor him with their company. His
Table will be furnished with the
best the market affords,, and his
Bar wilt be. supplied with ,the
choicest liquors ,: '
Ladies or families can be . furnish
ed with private apartments", and
will receive, every attention that may
tend to promote their, comfort.
1 The Stables belonging to the Ho
tel are extensive, and will be con-
stantly furnished with good provenr j
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der and cafeful ostlers.
; Newbern, Oct. 28, 1820 136tf.
TO jRENT.
1 HE Subscriber offers torrent, for
JL the term of one year, or longer,
that valuable
near. Smiths creek, or the North side
of Neuse river, about 30 miles below
Newbern, known by the name of
. CIIERRYVILLJZ;
about 160 acres of which arexleared
and well fenced. ' The soil is re
markably good and is peculiarly cal
culated for the culture of Cottok.
There is on the premises, beside a
large , Garden and a Well of ex
cellent water, a small Orchard of
choice fruit, a two story Dwelling
House, finished from garret to cel
lar, twolCiTCHENS, a 'Smoke-House,
Barn, Stables, Stl. all in good re
pair. The situation is pleasant and
healthy, and is verv convenient for
Fish and Oysters. .JLtxe tacility witn
which all -kinds of produce may
be carried to market, combine with
other advantages, renders the above
"a very desirable country residence.
CALEB SNELL.
Novr. 11, 1820. 167ttY ;
FOR SALE,
The remainder of a
lease of that pleasant
and desirable situa-
tion inline iuw ui
iJJ , : the corner of Johnson
nnrf 1S1 iddle-streets,
being one half acre Lot, No, 337 in plan
of said town fon which is a comfortable,
well finished hnd convenient Dwelling
House, good Kitchen, and other offices,
all in cood renair. and under excellent
Since a good Garden, with several fruit
trees forminsr a most desirable residence"
for a small fnmilvr Khincr in' the most
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neanny and pleasant part ot aia town.
The lease expires January 1 st, 1 827 ana
can probably be renewed at that time.
Terms will be made accommodating to
the purchaser. For further particulars
IPIaMation
apply to
E. Graham, or
, Jno. F. Burgwin.
Nov. 2d, 1820. 141tf
TO , BXJJL DER S,
T ROPOSALS will be ceiyed
JC-'f for erecting at Newhern N; C.
AN "EPISCOPAL V
CHURCH,
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Dimensions about Seventt ?eet by
FiFTY-FivEto be built of BRICK,
Mthe roof shinCled, with liberty, to
chancre for a slate roof if required ;
to have side and end Galleries,
theVlatter Tto be calculated. for arr
Organ; fifty to; sixty; Pewjs on
ground flpor ; PulIit Desk, and
CpMMUNIor TABLEj WIh VL VxSTRY
Room ; high arched Windows ; two
Aisles ; the whole ta betfinished fn
a rieat workmanlike manner, and of
the' beist materials?; TheBuildin
will be situated in the centre of a
Lot about three hundred and twenty
feet by two hundred and fourteen
to ; front on : two streets princi pal
frqnt to the South, on a street sixty
feet wide v the other-to the West, op
a street of same width entrance in
tended from eack v
Plans, with Proposals
for building the same, will-be receiv
e'd until the first February, " 1821.
Address to " Building Committee
of Episcopal Church, j ewbern.
vbern.
I 3 -S.
M.C.Stephens
J. it. Donneli
J P. Dayesfj
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J, b. Burgwin,
Newbern, Nov. 15, 182a 139tf -
For the information of those re
siding at a distance, it may be ob
served, that the materials, lor buud-
mor, viz : Lime, Uncks, pitcn pine
Lumber, Cypress ,or juniper ; Shin-
crles, may be had in the lown and
vicinity, on as low terms, perhaps,
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as at any place in tne u. -otaies.
Stewart Cook,
MERCH ANT TAILORS,
Respectfully inform their
Customers and the Public in
general, that they have just received
from New-York, ;
V'""' a general assortment of
Superfine , and second quality
Broadcloths, '
Cassimeres and Vestings,
Plaids and, Camblets,
with trimmings suitable to heir line
of business. Clothing of every des
cription made at short notice, and
4n the most approved style. They
have also obtained from New-York,
the best workmen, and newest
fashions.
THEY WILL ALSO KEEP ON HAND,
' A general assortment of :
REiVDY MADE CLOTHES.
Orders from a distance, exe
cuted with neatness and dispatch.
Newbern, October 21 f 35
NOTICE
T the Court ofPleasand
Quarter Sessions, hela for
v. raven County, on, the second
Monday of December A. D. 1820,,
the Subscribers qualified as Execu
tors to the last will and testament of
William Good, deceased. All per
sons indebted to the estate of said
deceased, are requested to make
payment, and those to whom the
estate is indebted, are hereby requi
red to present their claim o the
ithin the time limited
by an Act of the General Assembly
of the State of North Carolina, or
said claims will be -barred by the
operation of said act :
JOHN K. uuuii. CEx'rs-
SALMON RALL, J
December 14th, 1820143 4w4
1EW
A
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conomv
IS
WEALTH
For Cheap Goods,
GO TO 1
TW.PITTMAlSi
Ciheap Store.
' Craven; Street,
' opposite the Newbetn Bank
Where you will find a good assort
ment of
Dry Goods, Boots, hoes and
Hat, Saddlery, Harness,
Trunks, Furniture, and
Variety of Fancy articles
His BOOTS, SHOES Sc HATS,
in point of beauty and durability, are
cot surpassed b,y any sold in this
town, (so sav Durchasers'i arid! as
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hard times is the general cry, he has
made his prices to suit them viz.
Gentle?nen?$ Wellington Boots,
9 5 50
v do. Shoes
:i o j
Ladies Bootees, 2 00
do. Morocco Shoes : 1 00
Children's morocco bootees
50
And other articles in proportion.
He has also received, per sch'r.
Jarvis Brown & Co. a quantity of
Coarse Shoes,
which he will sell less than ever be
fore sold in Newbern.
December 1 6 th 1 820. 143 tf
REWARD.
AN'aWAY from the
Subscriber, on. the 54th of
December last, a Negro lad named
about eighteen yearsrof age, five feet
three or four inches high ; disfigured
in his right fore finger by being
mashed yellow complexion, and
has a down look when spoken to-j--no
other particular mark recollected.
COLLINS was raised ; by Jehu
Mumford, of Onslow County, l -de
ceased, and now belongs to the es-
tate of said deceased. He is suppo
sed to : be; lurk'Ag about Newbern
or Wilmington, waiting. tor an op
portunity to go off on board avesseL
1 he above reward will be given
for the apprehension and ' delivery
of said fellow, in Onslow, Trenton,
Newbern or any other Jail, so that
I get him again, and all reasonaoic
expences paid. "
I hereby caution all persons from
harboring or employing said Negro,
and Masters of vessels frdm carry
ing him away, as I am determinea
toenfore the'law against ail offen
ders, without distinction. -i en
Dollars will be given for informa
tion sufficient to convict any person
offending in any ot said poiuw.
ZADOC MUMFOKU.
Ex'r of Jehu MumforP-dec
OnxJoii County, Jim 20fl, 1820
PlEtlN'TJlN
BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
HANDBILLS,
BLANKS, and
CIRCULARS,
CARDS,
JSATLT fcXJECrrED AT THIS- OFFICE.
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AD TERTISEMENT.
ON Monday the l$tday of January en
suing, at die Cburt-IIouse in New
beni, will tie hired for the "year, sundry
NEGROES, ;
of the estate of Wra F. Clark, deceased
I GEO. WILSON
- Dec. l6th, 1820; 2w. -
ADVERTISEMENT.
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fTs Tuesday; the 2d day of;;
AL S' - lanuarv ensuinKi at the resw '
dence of the late William P Moore.
deceased, ; :
Wid be hired for thcyear :
r SUNDRY NEGROES. ;
v also, " Yv"'"V;:V
at thev same time' and .plaie, will be
Rented for the tear, the .
Cleared Lands
of the deceased, being, a' .PLAN.
TATION near Pembroke Bridge,
and one on B rice's Creek. v
Persons indebted to this estate
are requested to make' payment.
5 GEORGE WILSON.
December 16, 1820. 143 2w.
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Lost,
"VTESTERDAY, between the store of
I JL Messrs. Devereux Chester & Orme
and the Newbern Bank,, a NOE Of
H AJLl tor twenty-two uonarsY:seveniy
five Cents drawn by Mrs. Jane Emery,
in favpr ofihe subscriber, and dated 15th
inst. AH persons are forwarned from
trading for said Note, as payment has
been stoopped.: jtfhe finder will pleas$
return it.
M: H. Len tey
December lGth, 1820. 143tf. !;;'
50DOLLARS
REWARD.
Ran AWAY from the Subscriber,
on the 12th of February last a.Ne.
gro Man named; ' V, 1
T;
He is about five feet seven inches
1 high, ) quite black, has a large flat
nO$e, very small cais, ia owuv HI4UC
and stutters very; badly, was raised
on Tar River, by Benjamin Bujpk,
and sold by him to Weeks Chap
man, 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 ;
Countv I
All persons are hereby forwarned
from harboring or employing himt
under the penalty of the law. The
above Reward, and, all reasonable
expences will be paid to anys person
that will apprehend and deliver said
runaway to the Subscriber, or secure
him so that she gets him again.
Sarah Chapman.
Swift Greek, Craven . p
County, Nov. 11,1820. J T
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JustFeceived
ON CONSIGNMENT
10 Hhds. Antigua RUM, ,.'
8 do. first quality MOLASSES,
17 boxes CORDIAL,
20 bbls. best PILOT BREAD,
30 boxes CrtOCOLATE,
100 bushels Irish POTATOES,
10 bbls. ONIONS,
50 boxes SHOES, assorted 8i8.es.
20 doz. LEADING LINES,
SOrms WRAPPING PAPER,
first quality, - -
500 GUNNY BAGS,
WRITING DESKS, and
BUREAUS. -
AH of which will be sold at the
lowest price. ' '
William Handcock,
Dec. 9, 1820. 142-3
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