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VOLUME IV.
NEWBERN, Ns" Ci
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NUMBER 162.
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PASTEUR vWAFSON,
At $ 3.pw'annom-half in advance.
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Valuable Property :
. FOR SAL.? .
HAVING resolved on moving to the
9LeofT,nnesse,;andbe.ngvde,
.iron, of accomplishing t as speeddy as
'I ble, 1 a.n prepared ! to sell at a great
sPrcriflce the following Property v,z : ;
The 3 .Story nc nuuic j
0 M square. t present my residence, ,
. .. : fhi olace. at the intersection j
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ef llav and Robeson streets, foot of flay- J Dollars after rthat time, with inter
Mount, containing two -stores, counting est to the day of paymeut ; Fifteen
r.i.ns and c.-llars; twelve rooms ior me
r nil nmnlftP
wi finished in a style of workmanuji
-nd elegance, inferior, to none-in this
Ice, with a Piazza in ih rear two sto
. k u.. MrW th Hurellin? is enter-
.4 The Lotextenaing ohck iu
cross
fudinsr an
excellent Kitchen,
liar, smoke-house,
Sec. Imme-
i;i the rear of this house and
on
!hf opposite side of the back street, w a
iAti?Ofeet on tnis siren,
about 200
ft on Robeson street,
and 120 feet on
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friss streer, inciuum .v...
den Stables,' &c. and a Ware House 40
feet?square, with a Cellar, both substan
tial and convenient.
Another Lot, fronting 40 it
on the Public or Union Square, near Col.
Chrk's larce Crick Building, and run
uaz back to a back street.
Three other Lots, 40 feet
each on Franklin and Muraford streets,
in the neighborhood of the contemplated
BiMii of the Canal.
A House and Lot near the
Methodic Church, known as the School
Association House.
Ninety nine Acres of Land,
about three-fourths of a mile from the
Town House, on the main southern stage
road. On this tract of land, is a small
Dvreilinsr iloue, Arc. -It affords a situa
tion for the residence o'a family, supe
rior to any in this vicinity, including an
flevatcd Chy Hill, commanding a full
vievrof the town It i" known as having
Wen ihe residence of Edward Ellis.
Another Tract of Land two
miles below town, on. the Elizabeth road
containing Acres, fronting on the
rivfr about one-tbird of a mile. On this
place is a tolerable good Dwelling House,
Rubles, &c. and a Brick , Yard superior;
to any near this town. Possession of any
of tV above property will be given im
mediately, by sale or lease.
One other Tract of Land in
Halifax county, N. C. six miles below the
ton, and in the fork of Conoconary and,
Wi'f all Swamps, and on the Taiboro
ruad ;'it contains about 1.2U0 Acres, a
good Dwelling House, all necessary out
bouses, stables, iVc. Two good orchards.
and other conveniences and advantages, I
fchicli it is unnecessary here to mention,
presuming no one will purchase without
first examining, and I invite the attention
Of such as may be disposed to purchase,
to view and decide for themselves. All,
r any part will be sold very low for Ne
gotiable Notes at either of the Ranks . in
this place, or exchanged for Lands. in the
.1 estern District (Chickeasw Purchase)
cf Tennessee. Letters addressed to me
dl be attended to. '
SAMUEL P. ASHE.
Fayetteville, N. C. March 20, 1821.
STOLEN,.
YUTof my horse lot in Craven
S County, Deep Gully, 8 miles
irom Newbern,
A black Horse,
fourt
een and a half hands high, with
ase fall on the neck.
a crease
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I will give a reward of TEN
COLLARS to any person that will
fchver him to me, and TVVEN 1 Y
OLA ARS to any person that will
Jpprthend the Thief and confine
fc'm in, Jail so-that the law can be
P m force agaihst4 him. v
! Solomon E. Grant.
faten Countv. Mwch 31. 1821 .
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rVRS.LE-CHEAP:
A ,ixOM PATENT IEyER!'tc,areextcn be con-
anFc . lv lv,t fashionable Chain i
k. M'o ai uns uiace. - iuc'
udry 17. 152tf
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THE: ELEGANT FULUBLOODED i
S ALADINi
ILL stand the ensuing season
at . mv' stable in NrrwntiiK
Cravc-rj County, ..'Norfn-Carolina,
at the moderate .price- of Twenty
Dollars "the season, jf paid before
the first of September, or Thirty
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Dollars the single leap, to be paid
ai xne time me mare is covered, ana
Forty Dollars for insurance, which
willb
t cii manaea wnen tne mare is
discovered to be with. foalvor before
the property is transferred. One
DoUir to be paid to the. Groom in
evey instance. Mares sent from a
distance, will be fed with grain for
25 cents a day, to be paid when she
is u.ken away f good pasturage gra
tis Particular attention wWY be
paid to mares entrusted to my care,
but I will not re liable for any acci
dents or escapes whatever. Tne
st-ason will commence abput the
15th of March, and terminate the
15th of August.
THOMAS H DAVES.
February 17, 1821. .v
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE
This elegant, full blooded Ara
bian Horse, SAL A DIN, was im
ported during the summer of 1820,
from fripoh, by his present owner,
who selected him with the greatest
care and attention, from the whole
Stud of the Bashaw, and by the
Certificate of the Bashaw's Public
Secretarv, Abraham Serusi, was
declared to be of the finest and high
est Arabian Race ever .imported
into Barbarv. His Sire, KEJL.ED,
was imported from the Kingdom of
Sennar ; his Dam, GAUINA, was
selected from the Stables of the
Emperor of Morocco and sent a
present to the Bashaw of Tripoli,
SAL A DIN
will be seven years old in May next,
is fifteen and three-quarter hands
high, of a beautiful dapple colour,
indifor elegance of form, -as well as
activity and spirit, not surpassed by
anv horse ever imported into the
United States. :H
Washington TToteL
JOSEPH BELL,
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etitrns nisinanKs 10 ini
Public for the encouragement
he has hitherto received, arid res
pectfully informs them, that, he has
made extensive and commodious
additions to his establishment
He has endeavored to consult the
conifort and convenience of his
Boardtrs, and being furnished "With
good beds, servants, and fpoms with
fire places, he can accommodate as
many travellers and. others as may
favor him with their company. His
Table will ".be furnished with th
best the market affords, and his
Bar Swill be supplied with the
choicest liquors. ;
! i Ladies orrfamilies can be furnish
ed with private apartments; and
will receive -j every attention that m'a'
M 4 s - iWnmfrh
Jtend to prorh'ote their comfort.'
1 ne stables belonaintr tn the Ho.
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scant,y lumistied with Rood proven-
i-arciui ostlers..
Newbern, Oct. 2S, 1820 tf.
A;
.'2ti ;Boirders liy the uKscrilr- 'who
instruct
kinds of! Neelb
Work - Parents
en
t rustiiig children to her -care may - be - as-!
sared tht klii? wHuseJierS endeavors tot
rendertheir stay Vith terageb!e.'
Terms trill be raaile! Rnp wn oa i : applica-
uon ai ner 'resiaence -Qir uuiauie-street.
. lew .UUOIIi SUUIU: U4
'Church! .' !mI :
W .,"J,, lent t
I ELIZA BETH n -OLIVeR. -;
Newlern, April 4th,fl21-159 4w. i
A: liilNDSOME, li5ht, Philadelphia
. built GIG, & HARNESS, jeather
top, built to order; for this country--near-I
v as -good as nevr, Kailng bee very lit
tle used-L-will be solid at a liberal credit.
Applyat this Office
158t
btajte of NdrtU Carol ina,-
, CjARTERET COTOTV.
Cozcrtof Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
: . f (FEBRUARY TEItM, 1821-
Miit' Simpson, &
John Simpson, f
Adm'sj of Laban
Petition filed this
Laurance
L Term-to subject the
LReal Estate ta tp-
Lotty Laurance, & f ciation, tb pay the
Hopy liaurance, . debts of the ancestor
vs.
Heirs of.said !
Laban' Laurancei
IT appearing
faction of the
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to the satis-
iCourt, that the
oeienaant nopy iayrance is not a
resident of this Statje.j It is there
fore ordered t iat! publication for six
weeks be made in tKe'Carolina Cen
tinel, that unless fshe appear'at; the
next Court to be heljd for the Coupty
of Carteret, at the Court-House Jn.
the town of Beaufc rt on the t,hird
Monday in may next, and then and
there plead, answer or demur, judg
ment will be takejn pro confeso,v and
set forjhearipg expajrte. , i :
VVitness, Georgp Read, Clerk pf
said Court at Beaufort, the third
Monday of February A. D. 1821.
GEORGEj READ, Clerk.
159, 6w.
Just Received frpm New. York
AND FOR SALE, LOW,
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES OF
Furniture :
vi 4
French Bureaus,
Wardrobes,
Ai. handsom. Breakfast Table
F(igh post BlEixsf EADS,
CiHiLDRENs Cribs,
ijadies' Work-Stands,
Wash-Stands, &c.
MAJOR COOK
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Feb.
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10Q Dollars Reward
RAN AWAY from the subscri
ber, in Mairch, 1B18, a negro
man nameu JJIUK, about. 25 years
or agej hve teetten inches high, of a
black complexion, 'very well made,
and plays on'thejviplin.v He left m
in' Greene county,' passed" through'
Pitt, and was tracked to Bertie coifrrty
from
whence nd was originally
boug
raised
it. i have understood he was
by Mose$ Sumner, of Hert
ford county, and said Sumner sold
; him to John Wiiliford of Bertie, by
whom he was solid to Giles Driver of
said county, from (which last owner
he was bought by the; subscriber, of
ureene county. j
, Any person who; will apprehend
said m?gro and dorfine. him in any,
jail sojthat I get Jiim again, shall be
entitled to the aDoVe reward, exclu
sive o" all reasonable expences. 1
I forewarn masters' of vessels and all
other (persons .from vemylpying or
naruonng saia negro, under tne pen
alty
of the law. 1 I
WM. &RIFFIN.
March 15, . 182 1--156 8 w.
BOOKS, 1
PAMPHLETSi
CARDS:' f "v j
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Handbills,
BLANKS, and'
circulars:
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NEATLY, EXECTTIA AT. THIS OFFICE.
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ROM tne: Subgcriber; hear SwifU
CreekV on thel st' March Jast,-ar
Elegant SADDLE, BR3DB& AiAR
TlNGALOiajidnjlylated skirts of the addlej Udded, a fesh
widftible;' curbbit W , thcBriSlteI';pI ill
give Itreward of Foljr; Dollars for Jheif
recovery "ahd .win.ye
iniormatiorr tbat : wm lead to, the cqnvic
T '"W01 me iniei. is?:.rs-
l'fC- ri''4.
V r rpSPPH BRYAN.
Swift-Creek, Aprf 19; 18211 Cl 3w.
ThirBoljfs Ilefr
TlOKE Alir on Wednesday
--?brghtj the 1 th instant the fol
lowing describedprisohersviz f
JOSHUA IGATLIN,: &
stout made, darklhair and complex
ion,
about, hveifeet eight inches,
hich, and is whll .known in this-
county. -Charge f with 1 stealing a
Cow.
PETER HAMWTREEI
light complexion sandy coloreHhair,
about five " feet i hi gh, and is also
well known iu this viciftity. Char
ged with the same 'crime as the first
named. :..;if':- ? ' '. i.i I -v-V X
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a slaye, and a Bricklayer by trader-f
owned by J ud geTay 1 or of Raleigh'.
The above re ward, will be given
for their delivery at the Jail in
Newbern, of Tn Dollars for either
of them. ' ' .
r WM. G. TAYLOR, Jailor,
Newbern, April 21, T821.--161 3w
RAN? AWAY
"ffTI ROM the Subscriber's Plantation in
JO Jones Coun', a negro niamed'
He has a cut on hs foot, whichoccasions
him to walk larae-I expect; he Is lurk
in about Newber V,' where he has several
acquaintances. ? liberal reward will be
given lor HIS upJV-tweiiaivn auu- vunuur
ment m Jail.
LEWIS SANDERSON.
Jones County, Apfil 18, 1821161 tf.
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THE SlfeSCRIBER
RETURNS thanks to bil friends and
the public in general,' for the liberal
encouragement received frorj? them, and
begs leave to inform them, 'that he has
taken charge of his Establishment, to wit:
The W ir ration Hot eU
and pledges hi m'slf to keep it up in a style
inferior to no other as a House of Enter
iainment, arid shall be governed in his
charges by the moderate prices of produce
and scarcity of money- as such, custom
ers may rely upon finding their bills! mo
derate. 'He also has for Rent, TWO
STORE-ROOMS, in the most public
part of Warrenton, and are considered to
be the best stands for selling goods in
that place. .One 28 by- '24, compting
and large room, and excellent cellar.
He also tenders the services' Jof his Ma.
sons to the public, 'by the job; ; moiith j or
ear. A lso, f wb .WAGGONS, and most
excellent TEAMS. Orders from a dis
tance for good jobs, will bej particularly
attended to," for Masons tr 'HVaggons.
' EDWARD PA'tTILLO.
Warrenton, April 8, 185ll l6l 4w.
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IN ALL ITS ArARIOUS Bk ANGHES.
THHE StiBsCBiBEiii inform
JL the PubjicHhat heia. opened
a shoo two doors west of thf Post-
OfBce, on Polldk-street, where he in-
tends carrying bn the various brancn-
es of the abov business.
Coaihes, GigsSitting
Uiprs, $cl
NEATLvY PAINTED;
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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
OrnamenW Painting arid
GILDING, 7: r
Together witf all kinds of work in
his line. whicKimay be entrusted to
his care, will be executed with taste,
neatness nd despatch. - Hts tho-
rnn rth knowledcre of the, business,
determinatibn to exert hinii
self to please? raduce a hopfc that he
win merit the favours of the public.
tsenjamirfc urang.
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:BY,TUTRu T OFJTHE:
iVMTED-fAri5,
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;C'pngtesstiie-, President of the XJiiU- -
States isuthbrized t direct th
pabli lamls whichl have hern sur-'
lyeyed to be gfifered fbr sale : ? " -
v nereiore i, jitrie Monroe, ;
President of the United; S'tates,do '
beVebydee froiake knpwp '
tha t public sales; for -th e : disposal
(according to of ; pilie lands ;J
shaU.Ve belcts foUoivs; yl? :; . '
- t Frankin,jii Missouri, on the
firstMondajr In January- next, for,
.thej sale of, v r : '
Tpjfrnships" t0.;'55? . in range 26,
? i west oi the'ith principal rneredian
.t line . r- - 4.7;:,. .- -. V' ..
k 50 to 55, rariires 27 and 28 do. .
g51 to 55, range 29 ; dc. 1
Tbwriships 51 to 5Sirirariffe iJO
Twpaiuj uc wu principal mcriaian
5Q tp6in ranges 31, 32 & 33 do.
- At St; Louis; in said state, 'on,
the first Monday ittDetember next
for the sale of : f :
Townships 35 to 44, in range 1 and1
2, east of the 5th principal meri
dian line. ! '
. At the same placed on the .first
Monday in March next, .for the
sale of '..7 A ! . '
Townships 35 to 44, in ranges 3
r and 4 "east.
At the same place, on the first
Monday in May next, for the sale of
To w n s hi ps 35 to 44 , f i n ran ge 5 arid
6, east, tidbf 43 and 44, la
range T east. . ' "' '
AtJackson,in the county of, Cape
Girardeau, in the said state, on the
first Monday in February next,; for
the sale of , . 4
Townships 34, in ranges lLto 14
east of the 5th principal meridian
line. ' - ' , ', : A, r , :
33, range Veas do.
29, 30 & 31 5 do.
31, 32 & 33 0 .do.
J At Edward svllle, in the state of
Illinois, on the first Monday ia
January next, for the s ale bf '
Townships 8 to 13, in range 9, west!
r.v 1 ' !
01 tne oa principal mcriaian line.
11 to 13 40 and 11 do.
; 6 to 13 " -12 and 13 do.
i 8 to 12 . ?4; do. , '
At Vandalia, in the said state, on
the third Monday in January next,"
for the) sale o , '
Townships 5 to 10, in range 1, east
of 3d principa
meridian line.
7 to 10
2
1 8 to 10 ranges 3, 4, 5 and 6 ; "
1, 8, 9 and IO range T, east '
1, 6, 8, 9 and 10 8,
At Palestine, in said state on the
second Monday in February next,
for the sale of , :
townships 6 to 10, in ranges 9; lo;
I and 11, east of 3d principal me
"j ridian line. , , J
1 5 to lOrrangeJ 14 west of 2d prin
cipal meridian line
; 8, 9 and 10 ranges 12 and 13.
At Detroit, in Michigan Terri
tory, on the first Monflay in No
vember next, for the sale of range
Townships 3, 9 and 10 S. in ranges
4 arid 5 eist,
8 and 9: tn range 6
: 7, 8 and 9 .7 ; ;
j Except such lands; as have been
or may : be reserved by few for the
support of schools, or for other
purposes. . The lands shall be sold
in regular numerical order, begin
ning with the .lowest number of sec
tjon, township, and range. '
j Given under my , hand, at the City
I of Washington, thisiiineteenth
day of Septe mber 1 820.
TAMES MONROE.
By the President,
Josi ah Meigs
Comissioner of the General Land Office
THE FOLLOWNO
AreconstantJy kept for tale at thiiOJfice,
Shipping Articles, '
Manifests,
Bills of 5ale for Vessels,
Bills of Lading, . :
Bills of Exchange, .
Constable's Warrants, &c &c.
j :yvt the same piacer online ;hrst
Mpnclaviiln March' next, for ' the
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