NEWBERN, N,C. SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1821.
VOLUME IV.
NUMBER Vt
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rX15TD asd
PASTEUR $ WATbWi
irn half in advance.
At S 3 per annui
-bn Prices CurrenL
f torn D. c. to d. c
MERCHANDIZE.
Bacon
Beef
Butter
gees-Wax
Brandy, French
t do. Apple
do.. Peach ,
Corn,
Meal
Cotton i
Coflee
Cordage
Flour,
Gin Holland
! Country
rine Scantling
j Plank
I Square Timber
Shin-les, 22 ! inch
Staved, W.O.hhd.
do. K.O. do.
! d0 W.O.bbl.
Heading, W.O.hhd
Lard
glasses
Tar
pitch
Rosin
Xurpentine
j do. Spirits
Pork, prime.
Do. Mess
Rice
Rum, Jamaica
lb.
6
4i
20
25
30
50
45
b5
25
gal.
I2
40.
75!
50
80.
13
121
50'
bbl.
bush.
lb.
14
23
14
bbl.
gal.
4
1
25
40
45
50
V
M.
7
7 50
8
16
1
20
50; 1
75
15
13
7
5
10
7
13
20
lb.
S
27
15
20
25
25
gat.
261
bbl.
1
1
1
1
7
101
1
1
1
2
10,
10
90
gal.
22
50;
bbl.
JO
cwt.
3
1
3
1
50
21
J0
40
85
70
20
25
10
do. W 1.
do American
8(M
40
70
Salt, Allum
do. Fine
Suar, Loaf
do Lump
do.Brown
bush.
Ib.
cwt.
2al.
22
18
a 50
35
10
Whiskey
POMEROY'S
! EXTRAORDINARY MET LIC
Strap und Paste,
Ifcr Razors, Surgeons' Instruments,
j Penknives, 4'C
A supply, of a superior quality, is just
received, and for sale by
THOMAS WATSON,
AT THE rOST-OFFICE. ,
The Manufacturers offer the above Strap
and Paste to the public, with a full belief
that they will be found on trial tar supe
rior to any ever before used in this coun
try or elsewhere. . . ;.
They feel themselves authorized to mate
this declaration, from their own experi
ence the approbation of all who have us
ed them, and the recommendations of se
veral gentlemen of the fitst respectability.
Among otliers that might be procured,
they submit to the public the folluwing :
I hereby certify that I have for six or
friven weeks past, made use of a Hazor
Strap and composition of Paste, prepared
by t. M. Pomeroy of Wallingford, Conn,
for sharpening my Razors and Surgical
Instruments, and I am certain that I have
never found any Strap of composition that
"would produce so perfect an edgeeither
en a Razor, or. on Surgeons' Instruments,
j NATHAN SMITH,
Vrofctsor of i hy sic and Surgery,
j f Yale College.
I I hereby certify, thai I have for seven
,wceks, made daily use of a Razor Strap,
prepared by Mr. E. M. Pomeroy, of
jVYallinford, Conn. I have found this
Strap, decidedly superior, to any that I
Have used. A Razor, which was in in.
deferent order, it brought immediately
tJ a delicate edge, which it preserves, bv a
Injudicious use of the Strap. ,1 should
'p'nk, from the trial I have made, that
kii Strap would in a great measure, if
B'Jt entirely supercede the necessity of
tan. From the disclosure made to
nj?. of the substance employed in pre
I'a'.n; the Strap, it is obvious that it
foulJ ''Oi have been belter chosen, and I
we never heard of its being applied for
ik'purpM More.
. UENJAMIXSILL1MAN.
r n,ftr f rt t.m 7
-,yow neology in late College.
Raur C . ,,e OI a,r- 'omerovJs
1. ivin, k1!T ,or. some t,re Rst, and
Dre ofire quainted with the
S Men. l ur " ures-
n?,thatlU .r esUatlon ,n 83 v-
thin. bLVl t0 ?! rauch SQ?"oro
-i. . inn purpose.
ELI WHITNEY,
Gun Manufacturer.
! nrf tup T?DT?1?M1?1VI
of Carteret, Craven, Jones, Lenoir,
Greenet rayne and Johnston.
. Gj.NfLEMEI,,
THE time for. which I was chosen
towpresentyou in Congress, ex
pired bv the Constitution on the 4th
of j last March, and the ensuinpr elec-
7 tion is drawing nigh when you will.
6
have to choose some person to .rep
resent vou in the next Congress of
the United States. 1 I avail myself
ol this opportunity, fellow-citizens,
'tojtender you my sincere thanks for
the hsnor jou conlcrred on me at
the last election, by choosing j me
your Representative ; and yielding
to the solicitations of my iriends,
I again offer myself a candidate
for your suffrages at the next
election.
.Should I be chosen jour Repre
sentative, I: do assure you that my
efforts will be contributed to pro
mote the welfare of our common
Country; butonthe contrary, should
I not be the object of your choice,
unambitious of the distinction or e
molumcnt of office, I can with equal
satisfaction to myself, return to
mys Agricultural employment, from
which nothing but the call ol my
Constituents, in the service of my
Country, can separate
Your Friend and Fellow-Citizen,
William S. Blackledge.
Craven County, June 13, 1821 lG9tf.
" i;0 THE FREEMEN
Of 'I Johnston; Wayne, tlreene, Lenoir,
i Craven. Jones and Carteret.
Fellow Citizens,
rilHE time is fast approaching,
; when you will be called on, to
exercise one of the most importaut
rights secured to us by the C onstitu
tion; the selection of some one
to represent this district in the next
Congress of the United States.
Encouraged by the countenance
and solicitations of many respecta
ble fi lends, I have consented. to of
fer myself a candidate for your suf
frages on this occassion.
Born and raised among you, and
living by the cultivation of the soil,
I can have no bias or prejudice un
connected with the honor of my
country and no inferests but such
as are common to every farmer in
the district, Wiih qualifications so
humble, it is with much diffidence
I present myself to your considera
tiwn, and if youshould deem them
sufficient to entitle me to a seat in
the national councils, I can onry an
swer for the fidelity with which my
abilities, whatever they may be, shall
be devoted to the security of your
rights and interests and advance
ment of the prosperity of the counry.
4 With great respect,
! Your obedient humble servant.
John P. Daves.
Kewbern,'Jur.e 5th, 1821.l69tf:
TOWN TAXES.
'PIIE Subscriber gives Notice, that he
has been appointed by the Com'mis
ssioners of the Town of Newbern, to re
ceive the lists of taxables in said town
for tlie present year. He will attend at
his store in Pollock-Street the last twenty
days in July, (Sundays excepted) for that
nurnose. Those who fail to give in within;
twenty days, are subject by law to a pen-'
alty of Forty Shillings and to a uouoie
tax. ! To enable the Commissioners to
ascertain what lots and parts of lots are
not given in, and to subject such to their
just.sh.ire of taxation, it is-required that
each list should designate the number of
the lot given in, the street on which situ
ated, and the quantity of ground where
less than a whole lot is returned.
I STEPHEN B. FORBES, j
(pf No tax will be received
after the 3 1st day of July.
Newbern, June 22d, 1821 !
PRINTING. I
BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
CARDS, .
HANDBILLS,
BLANKS, and
CIRCULARS,
NEATTLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
GRAND
"V-
ST
ate lott:
OF MARYLAND
t -s
J Under the , superinteridance of
by the ixovernor and Council. s
SCHEME,
I prize of
1 do.
1 do.
2 prizes of
20 do.
50 do. .
100 do.
500 do;
G000 do.
$ 40,000
20,000
1Q,000
5,000
i ,ooo
x 100
i 50
it 10
6675
13325
PRIZES, amounting to
BLANKS.
First
drawn 3000. blanks will be enti
tled to 10 dollars each. ) j
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Stationary Prizes as follow.
First drawn No. will be entitled to
Do. do.
Do. do.
Do. . do.
Do. do.
Do. do.
Do. do
3d
5th
7th
10th
12tli
14Ch
day
day,
day,
day,
day,
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
iVbriici Blanks to a Prize.
All Prizes payable in GOLD or SILVER, of in Notes of the
BANK OF THE, UNITE D STATES.
tf The DRAWING witl take place and be
BALTIMORE in. THIRTY DRAWINGS on
-under the superinteodance of
JAMES. L. HAWKINS,
NATHTi F. WILLIAMS,
J. B. RINGGOLD.
Whole Tickets only Ten Dollars.
Halves Five Dollars.
Quarters, Tvio Dollars Fifty Cents.
TicketSvHai
From COHEN'S OFFICE, Baltimore.
In a variety of numbers, Xor sale at the j
Office of the Cyolina Centinel, and
jt the Post-Office,
Where the. Manarers Official "Lists-" (hoth Blanks and
Prizes) will be regularly received for ! the examination of
ail Tickets and Shares gratis.
At COHEN'S OFFICE, more
than at any other Office in Americaand where was
Capital of $ 40,000 in the fast Lottery drawn in Balti
three last Monument Lotteries, were sold
J -Vr "-" j
the $30,000 2 of 10,000, &c
t Recollect No. 3591, attittof. FIV THOUSAND DOLLARS which
came out in the Consolidation lottery, owned by a gentleman in HA l a A,
North-Carolina, and who received the CASH on presentation of the J
COHEN'S OFFICE, where the CASH can be had for all Prizes m the URAISD
STATE LOTTERY the moment they are drawn.! f
J- Orders from the country, enclosing! the Cash, jad
dressed to Pasteur & Watson, Newbem, Willi receive
nromnt attention. , The drawing will; commence m a
few weeks, when the price
tKofr. xvnuTd
mediately.
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Kcwbern, June 80, 1821
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the Commissioners appointed
is
40,000 Dollars.
20,000 Dollars.
10,000 Dollars.
10,000 Dollars.
20,(X)0 Dollars.
5,000 Dfijlars.
5,000 Hollars.
10,000 Dollars.
60,000 Dollars.
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180,000 Dollars.
1000 I Fi
rst drawn No. 1 6th day,
1000
. 1060
; 3000
20.000
1000
1000
40,000
1000 Up. 'Jo.
1000 Do. do.
1000 Do. do.
5000 Do. do.
1000 Do.t do
10,000 j Do. ; do.
1 8th day,
20th dav,i
22d dy,!
Ai dAv,'
26th dgy,
8th dy,r
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completed in the jciTY Of
v
with all . possible despatch,
Esquires, Commissi oners
ves &
Quarters
New b em.
CAPITAL
PRIZES have been obtained
sold in Shares, ttie great
uore : and where, in Jhe
- t Ol
Uie ipitals oi '"--r-
of tickets will be increased
dfxweU bv purchasing im
i Mr: hurleydentist,
TR0POSES tospnd a short lime in
N.Tbern respectfully offer! his
professionarservices to the citizens of this
town and its yicinity. '." !' i
. Mr. H. operates fir nl diseases inci- -dent
to the teeth and puins ; he frecs the
teeth from tartar, which if permitted to'
aecumoljite to a certain negree, will in
fallibly induce that most 'offensive disease
the scurvy ; he arrests de;cay in its incep!
tion by filing, and when the caries has
made considerable progress, he checks it
effectual y by plugging. When caries; so
unfriendly to beauty and convenience. Im
made such lavages as to be otherwise lr
remediable, Mr. II. inserts Artificbl
Teeth, after the most approved manndr,
and ' executed 'hi; a style so nearly up.
proachu.g nature, a to bid defiance to
detectioni It is well ascertained, that
when thej teeth of children ae disposed to
assume an irregular growth, unfavorable
to symejry and beauty; and tending to
future diseases, this may be eonected by ;
the timely application of proper means.
Mr. ILj has a room suit a We for the pur
poses of his profession, at Mr. Bell's Ho
tel ; and f recjuested, he will attend the
Ladies at theii nn linnM ..
May 19th, iS2J. 15tf.
VALUABLE FARM
.vl--:-:.!:-!'-: for SALE.
rl HE BANK OF C A PE FEAR offers
-B. for sale, the tract of Ind called
LYOX'S PASTURE,
This land lies on TRENT RIVER,
about eight miles above Newbern ; and -ranks
among the best of the prime landi .
of Trent,! for the Value of its wood and
timber, the fertilitv of soil. Sts hp "filial
? . m7 mm y m mw W V VU J ft
Otness for CPTTON and INDIAN
CORN, and the advantage of situation!
with godd navigation to the Landing, tit
all seasons, for any vessel that can tome
to Newberh. The improvements consist
of a comfortable House, large and suita
hie, Barn) a strong Gin House, Necj
Houses! !&c.
If not! previously disposed of at private
sale, this property will positively be sold,
at the Court-House in Newbe.rn, on Mon
day the 22d day of October next, being
the first day of the Superior Court of Cra
ven County. I
A LIBERAL CREDIT is offered,
probably as acconmiodating as any man
of capital jwould desire. .
Application for futher information, of
proposals! for purchase, may be made rt
the Dank :of Newbern, or at the Bank vi
Cae Fear, at Wilmington
12th llay, 1 82 i lC5ttstO,ol
; If and Surveying,
B THOMAS GRACE & SON. W
PERSONS, whoNvUh to know the
trile contents of their Plantations;
and to have their lines adjusted, are soli
cited to apply to ,
THOMAS GRACE, & SON.
NernbAia,June 1st, 1821. 201107
One Hundred Dollars
REWARD.
fJIHE aboVe reward of One Hundred,
! Dollars, will be paid in Cash, to any
peru)!i orl persons who will apprehend
and deliver at the jail in Newbern, tKc
Negro slaves
Jim Randal and Ahram
called Abram Sparrow (both legally
outlawed), who are lurking about Ntfw-.
bern, conamitting acts off felony, &c. r
Fifty Dollars for apprehending and sect:-,
ring either of said Negroes.
THOMAS WADSWORTIJ.
May 3 1st, 1821, 167 . .
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Twenty Dollars Reward. .
KAN AWAY
"tjlRdM. the Subscribers Plantation i
JC Jones 1 County, on. the 8th iust, a
negro man named -' . !
y TONKY. ;. j .
He has a cut on his foot which occasion
mm to waiK lame is oi a oiacis c""!"?
ion, and has a ; wife in Newbern known
hv tht namp fl f Rhoda Dove. It is proba
ble he is lurking about Newbern. v 7
The above reward will be given and lal
eipences paid, for his apprehension anlf V
confinement in Jail. r V
All persons are hereby forwarned fron
harbouring, and masters of Vessels fran. ..
carrvine said fellow away, under the pel. , ,
alty of the law ! 7 !
J LEWIS SANDERSON.
Jones County, April 28, 1821163 tf.
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