VOLUME IV. NEWBERl C. SATO
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PASTEUR t WATSON,
At -$ 3 per annum-half in adrancc.
lvbern Prices Current
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Bacon
Beef
Butter
Bees-Wax
Brandy, French
do. Apple
do. ' Pach
Corn,
Meal,
Cotton,
ColTee f ..
Cordage j
Flour, j 7
Gin Holland
Country
pine Scantling
Plank
Square Timber
Shingles, 22 inch
Staves, W. O. hhd.
do. R.O. do.
do. W.O.bbl.
Heading, W.O.hhd
Lard
Molasses
Tar
Fitch
Rosin
Turpentine
do. Spirits
Pork, prime,
Do. Mess
,Rice .
Rum, Jamaica
do. W. I.
do American
Salt, All'im
do. Fine
SUaar, Loaf
do Lump
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Whiakey
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FOR SALE,
BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
360 Acres of Land, five
miles above Newbern, lying be
tween Neuse and Trent .Road, in
the little Pecosen.
One new House & half Lot,
In the Town of Newbern,
inown by the numbers 288 and 289
opposite John Jones' Esq.
Half the front of Lot No. 21,
on the south' side of Front-street,
extending to the channel.
Also, a valuable
MILCH COW.
For terms, which will be accom
modating, apply to
John R Good.
Newbern, July 21st, 1821174 4i.
State of North-Carolina,
CARTERET COUNTY.
Superior Court of Law, April Term,
A. D. 1821.
Frances Langden, p Petition for
vs. v
Isaac Langdon, ) Divorce. ,
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that the defendant in this cause
is not an inhabitant of the State, it is or
dered that publication be made three
months in the .Carolina Centinel and
Raleigh Star, that unless he appear at
the next Term of the Superior Court of
Law to be held for the County of Car
teret, on the Thursday after the third
Monday after the fourth Monday in Sep
tember next, and answer said petition, it
ill be set for hearing ex parte.
Witness, John H. Hill, Clerk of our
a:J Court, the Thursday after the third
Monday after the fourth Monday of
"arch, 1821. J '
J. H. HILL, Clerk.
1 3 3m. price adv. $ 7.
PRINTING.
HANDBILLS,
BLANKS, and
CIRCULARS,
Lard 9
TED AT THIS OFFICE.
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND.
Drawing Announced
Cohen's Office, Baltimore,
y?JuJy2d, 1821. $
THE Managers of the Grand State
Lottery of Maryland, in presenting
their acknowledgments to the public; for
the very, distinguished patronage they
have received from every part of 'the
Union, have the pleasure to announce
that, in consequence of the rapid sales of
tickets, and the encreasing demand, the
DRAWING will take place in the City
of Baltimore, on Wednesday the 15th of
next month, (August,) and will be com
pleted in Thirty Drawings only, under
the superintendence of the Commission
ers appointed by the Governor and Coun
cil of State. j
This sDlendid Lottery has met the
most decided approbation. The bril
liancy of the prizes, the arrangement of
the stationary premiums, the great chance
of acquiring an independence, and the
Iitde risk attendant on investments, I all
combined, have eiven the Scheme that
9 0
patronage which the Managers had anti
cipated. The Capital Prizes are,
40,000 DOLLARS.
20,000 DOLLARS.
10,000 DOLLARS. j
2 of 5,000 DQIJLARS.
20 of
c. c. f-c.
1000 DOLLARS.
Besides an unusual large number; of
larger denominations. Not two blanks
to a prize. -- j
The whole of the prizes are payable in
Gold or Silver, or in Notes of the Bank
of the United States. j
To the early adventurer this Scheme
offers superior advantages, as the first
drawn Three Thousand Blanks are enti
tled to Ten Dollars each ! Those not
yet supplied should make application
without delay, particularly while tickets
are at the following low rates, vizi I
Whole tickets 5 10 I Quarters 2 50
Halves 5 1 Eighths
1 25
To be had in the greatest variety of
w
numbers at .
COHEN'S
Lottery and Exchange Office, j
Where trie Cash will be advanced, for
prizes the moment they are drawn.
. Orders from any part of the Uni
ted States, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets, post paid, will meet the same
punctual attention as if on personal lap
plication, addressed to
J. I. COHEN, Jr.
Secretary to the Managers, Baltimore.
At Cohen's Office more Capital Prizes
have been obtained than at any other of
fice in America, and where was sold in
Shares the great capital of $ 40,000 in
the last Lottery dawn in Baltimore ; and
where, in the three last Monument Lot
teries, were sold the Capitals of 40,000
also in shares; the 30,000, 2 of 20,000,
2 of 10.000, &c. j
' C Cohen's "Lottery Gazette and
Register," which is published every week,
will contain the Managers' Official List of
each drawing, both Blanks land Prizes,
and will be. forwarded, gratis, to com
panies or individuals who purchase, from
Cohen's Office, either in whole tickets
or shares to the amount of $ 50. j
WHOLE TICKETS, HALVES AND
QUARTERS, j
In a great variety of numbers, to be had at
THE OFFICE OF THE CENTINEL
AND AT THE k
POST-OFFICE, NEWBERNj
Where the Managers Official Listi of
the drawings will be received regularly,
for the examination of all tickets, gratis;
TAKEN UP,
ND committed to Jail on the :21st
instant a Negro Woman named;
VIoLET, who says she belongs to Mor
tis Ward of Jbnes County. The owner is
requested to pay charges and take her
away.
WM. G. TAYLOR, Jailor.
j Newbern, July 28th-r-175 j -
100,000 Dollars !
25,000 Dollars !
(AUTHORIZED BY CONGRESS )
GRAND tfr::
National Lottery.
FIFTH CLASS.
SCHEME.
1
Prize of $ 100,000 is$ 100,000
1 Do. fedf
2 Do. of
5 Do. of
100 Do. of
J 0 Do. of
105 Do. of
16500 Do. of
25,000 r; 25,000)
'
10,000 ' , 20,000
500 5,000
100 10,500
13 214,500
Prizes will be deposited in the -wheel
as follows :
10th day, $5000
15th day; 5000
20th day, 5000
25th day 10,000
26th day i 25,000 ;
30th day 100,000
I All the other Prizes in the Scheme are
floating from the commencement of the
drawing. ,
JSOt two Blanks to a Prize,
PRIZES ONLY TO BE DRAWN.
The drawing will take place in the
month of November next in Washington
City, and be completed in thirty-three
drawings only, with all possjole despatch,
under the superintendence of
-
R. C. Weightman
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William Brent,
John Davidson,
Daniel Rapine,
Thomas H. Gilliss,
Moses Young,
Andrew Way, jun.
CO
Esqrs.
to
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Whole Tickets $ 12 Quarters $ 3
Halves 1 6. Eichths 1
50
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TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS
AND EIGHTHS,
In a great variety of numbers.
, PROM
P. GILLESPIE'S OFFICE
Washington City,
For Sale at the Office of the
CAROLINA CENTINEL,
and at the
POST-OFFICE, NEWBERN,
Where the Managers' Official List of
each day's' drawing will be reoularly
received for the examination of all tick
ets gratis.
D. GILLESPIE has had the pleasure
of selling and vayhiQ more Capital Pri-
zes drawn from the wheels of the different
Lotteries within two years, than any oth
er vender of tickets in America. The
following Grand Capitals shicfe; 1st of
January last:. . 'stM$,
In Monument Lottery of Bait. 40,000
Consolidation do. of do. 30,000
Literature do. of N. Y. 25,000
State do. ofPenn, 20,000
National do. No. 4. 35,000
Do. do. do. - 10,000
Prizes in the Grand National Lot
tery, will be paid on demand by
D. GILLESPIE,
Agent for the Managers.
3 Orders from the neigh
boring Towns arid Country, enclosing
the Cash, addressed to Thomas Watson,
Post Master New bern, will receive prompt
attention. Adventurers will do well by
purchasing immediately, as Tickets .will
advance considerable before the drawing
takes place. j f
DANCING SCHOOL.
MR. W. H. CLAY, respectfully in
forms the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Newbern, that he intends visitingthem
in November, for the purpose of opening
a DANCING SCHOOL in December,
to be continued through the winter -Mr.
Clay hopes from bis former acquain
tance, that he may not be - disappointed
in the patronage of the Ladies and Gen
tlemen in general. He expects to attend
at Washington,; in like manriex:;
July 12th, 1821--a7
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MUSIC TUITION.
HE, Inhabitants j of Newbern, are
respectfully informed that JAMES
AYKROYD, Professor of Vocal and In-;
.
stiumental Alusic, contemplate' estab
lishing himself in Newberni thejensuing
November, asa Teacher of tliosej Scien
ces and respectfully solicits a portion of
the publick patronage. His terras will
be moderate
! Piano, Fortes and other musical
instru-
ments.
warranted to be of the best' duality,
together with every description of Mu-
sic, can be had by leaving orders
3 S
Wl
ith
'John W. Guion, Esq. ';
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N. B. Piano Fortes, &c tuned and
repaired by J. A.
GRIFFITH Sc PARKER,
BrieMyers and Plasterers
RESPECTFULLY, offer their
w services 10 me ruDiicKL irrora
their thorough knowledge- at the
business, and .their determination to
use every exertion to .please, they
flatter themselves that all work un
dertaken by them will be executed
in a manher tbat will give entire
sativfartinr tn thnf wTir mnt thinlr
proper to emDloV them.
July 21st, 1821 174 4w
Clubfoot and Harlots? s Creek
Canal Company .
NOTICE is hereby given jth at I the
President and Directors of the CZw6
foot and Harlow's Creek Canal Company,
have required the payment of the second
instalment of Twenty Dollars, upon
every share subscribed, to. be jmade to
the Treasurer f the Company, j or such
agent as he may -appoint, ; on, cir before
the 1st day 01 aeptemoer next. J ne
W - . . jj .
Shares of Subscribers failing to pay, wil
be advertised and sold agreeably j to the.
act of incorporation.
. f Signed) -T, . I
B. ARENDELL, Treasurer
Beaufort, July 21st, 1821. I75tt.
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Ten Dollars Reward.
13 AN AW AY from the Subscri-
JLV ber at Blount Hall, pn Pitt
County, on the 30th of lune last, a
Negro Man named
GILFORD.
Had on when he left home, Ja green
kirsey round jacket, a pair jof grey
sattinet pantaloons, and an pld bea
ver hat. He has a large scar on his
head. I believe on the rierhtl side
is about 22 or 23 years old, dark
complexion, about siXj feeit high,
stout made' as large flat Teet--
has a wife at Mr. Edward Quin s
in Washington, where he jijvas last
seen, and about which place I sus-
pect he islurkini as he is well knovn
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in that neighborhood.
1'he above reward will be paid to
any person or persons that will de
liver said negro or confine him in
any jail to that I get him ags in, and
all reasonable expanses paid ,
Said fellow is legally outh wed.
I hereby forwafn all persons from
harboringor employing GIL. FORD,
and particularly Masters ifj vessels
from carrying him away, as I am
determined to prosecute all offen
ders, without distinction.
William L. Blount.
July tth, 1821 175tf.
TAKEN UP,
AND committed to the jail ci uns
county, on the 26th inst.ja Negro
man who calls himself HARpY, and
says he belongs to WILLIAM MAY,
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of South-Carolina, and that he was som
by Lott Humphrey, of .Onslowj county.
The wner is requested to cornel forward
and prove his property, pay charges, and
take him away.
LEM'l. HATCH, Sheriff.
Jones County, May 26, 1821 J l67tf
Land Surveying
f BY THOMAS GRACE & SON.
TITi ERSONS who ' wish to j know the
JjT f true contents of their Pldntations,
and. to have their fines adjusted; are sou
cited to apply to ,
THOMAS, GRACE, & SON.
Kewbem. Jcsetlst, 1821. 2ml67
I i NOTICE.
Police Office,
Ketebern, 2&th fuly, 1821.
T!he Commissioners of the .
Townof Newbern fcive notice
jto the Iohabitants thereoi, that it i
the intention as it is the duty of the
Board, to endeavor to cause all nui
sances which, may be injurious to
the health of. the town, to be remo
ved. They remind the Inhabit ante
that, by the Act pf the Assembly
for preserving the health of the sea
port towns of the State, the follow
ing are declared to be COMMON MUX
s ances viz. All ponds of stagnant
'waters ; all cellars and foundations
of houses, whose bottoms contain
stagnant and putrid waters ; all dead
putrefied animals, lying about the
docks, streets, lanes, alleys,-vacant
lots or yards ; all privies, that have
00 wells sunk tinder -thetn ; all
slaughter houses;; all dpeks, whose
bottoms are alternately wet and dry
by the' ebbing and flowing of the
tide ; all accumulation of filth in the
streets, ianes, alleys and gutters
thereof; all accumulations of xge
t:ble and animal substances under
going a putrefactive fermentation.
4 By the same Act; proprietors of
lots, which from their low situatioa
are liable to retain tide or rain watef,
or on which cellars or foundations
of houses may be dug, whether a
tenement be erected over the sa me
or not, shall, during the months of m
June, July, August, September and
October, keep the said l0ts,f cellars
and foundations dry and free from
stagnant and putd waters and other
filth, under the penalty of five doU
Iar$ for every week such putrid wa
ter or filth shall remain thereon. It
is further provided, that if the pro
prietors neglect to: remove such niii-.
sance, ,the Commisiionera may
cause! it5 to be removed ; the ex
pence and fine to b recovered from
the proprietors of the lots.
The Commissioners intreat the
Inhabitants of the TowDj to exam
ine the premises they respectively
occupy, and to remove speedily all
nuisances which may be found upon .
them. They Hope there is no citi
zen of the town-no" indifferent to the ,
lives and happiness of his own fami
ly, or so callous to the distresses of
his neighbour, as to be backward in
adopting measures so essentially ne
cessary to the health and prosperity -of
the town.
. If notwithstanding the strong in
ducements to remove nuisances
any citizen should be found neglec -ting
his duty, the Commissioners
will feel themselves under the ne
cessity of causing prosecutions to be
instituted in the proper Courts.
By order of the Commissioners,
DANIEL SHACKELFORD,
Intendant of Police.
Twenty-Five Dollars Iiezvard.
RAN AWAY from the Subscri
ber on the 1st of February
last, a Negro Man named ;
8AM,
(or Sam -M addon,) about fifty years
of acre, stout made, dark complexion ,
and about five feet eight or nine in
ches high. N
Masters of vessels and others are
cautioned against carrying away or
harboring said fellow, as the law in
such case made and provided will
be strictly enforced.
The above reward will be paid to
any person who shall apprehend and
confine said negro, so that I get
him agaku ' v" ' 1 ,
j v .. John Franklin
r Newbern, July . 28th. ir5tf.
N. B. If in attempting to appre
hend and confine S A Mfv violent
means should be found necessary,
and he be thereby killed, I will not
hold the person using such means,
liable for his value, but will pay him
the reward herein offered. J. F.
July 28, 1821.
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