North Carolina Newspapers

NEWBERN, N. C. SATURDAY. AUGUST 18, 1821. VOLUME IV. NUMBER 178. fPO -o PUBLISHED WEEKLY, B P VSTEUR WATSON, 3 per annum half in advance. I Kezvbern Prices Current. Bacon Heel fatter Wax French Apple Peach 5ee- franJV; do. do. (Corn, LVeal, &jton, Cofiee Gia Holland Country Pine grinding Plank S uare Timber Shin?K inch Staves, W. O. Md " do. R- O. do. d0. W.O.bbl. Heading, W.O.hhd Lard Molasses Tar Pitch Rosin Turpentine do. Spirits Pork, prime, Do. Mess Rice Ram, Jamaba do. W. I. do American Salt, Allum do. Fine Sugar, Loaf do Lump dj.liro'.vn Whiskey Fioin o. c. to Dm c lb. 9: 10 4' 6 23 - 30 30 gal. 2 2.50 d 45 75 85 bbl. 2 50 3 bush. 80 lb. 141 15 27 28 12 14 bbl. 6 7 gal. 1 25 I 40 .45 50 M. 7 ! 9 7 50, 8 . ;20 1 50 1 73 ;13 18 7 10 5 7 18 20 lb. 8 9 gal. 26 27 bbl. 1 30 1 30 1 50 1 10 1 25 1 50 1 60 gal. ' 25 " bbl. 7 50 8 10 li . cwt. 3 ! 3 50 1 10 1 21 80 90 40 40 bush. 70 85 65 70 lb. . 22 25 IS 23 cwt. 8 5010 gal. I 35 GRAND STATE LOTTERY OF MARYLAND. Drawing Announced Cohen's OJice, Baltimore, July 2d, 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 anr.ounce that, in consequence of the rapid sales of tickets, and the encreasins demand, the DRAWING will take place in the City of Baltimore, on Wednesday the 15th of? ' .1 r 4 i :;it l " nexi moniii, i .i.ugusi,i aim win oe com pleted in Thirty Drawings only, under the superintendence of the Commission ers appointed by the Governor and Coun cil of State. This splendid Lottery has met the most decided approbation. The bril liancy of the prizes, the arrangement' ot the stationary premiums, the great chance of acquiring an independence, andjthe little risk attendant' on investmehtsall combined, have given the Scheme , that patronage which the Managers had anti cipated. The Capital Prizes are, 40,000 DOLLARS. 20,000 DOLLARS. 10,000 DOLLARS. 2 of 5,000 - DOLLARS. : 20 of 1000 r DOLLARS. 4c $c. c. Besides an unusual large number of larger denominations. Not two. blanks to a prize. The whole of the prizes are payable in Gold pr Silver, or in Notes of the Bank of the United States. 100,000 25,000 Ire- Dollars ! Dollars ! MUSIC TUITION. are (AUTHORIZED BY CONGRESS,) GRAND National Lottery. FIFTH CLASS. SCHEME. l i 2 5 100 JO 105 16500 Prize of 100,000 is 100,000 25,000 20,000 25,000 Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. of of of of of of of 25,000 10,000 5,000 1,000 500 100 13 TI 1 HE Inhabitants of Newbern, i JL respectfully informed (hat JAMES I AYKROYD, Professor of yocal and In stiumental Music, contemplates estab lishing himself in Newbern, the ensuing j November, as a Teacher of those Sciep- jces, andTespectfulIy solicitsfa portion of the pubhek patronage. His terms will be moderate. - ' I Piano Fortes and other musical instru ments, warranted to be of the best quality, together with every description of j Mu sic, can hje had by leaving! prders with John W. Guion, Esq. I N. B. Piano Fortes, &c. tuned and repaired by J. A. July 28 cow tlst Nov. 175. I J NOTICE. 100,000 ! 5,000 GRIFFITH & PRKRR as follows : 10th day, $ 5000 15th day, 20th day, 5000 5000 20th day 10,000 2Sth day 25,000' 30th day. 100,000 AIT the other Prizes in the Scheme are floating from the commencement of the drawing. Not two. Blanks to a Prize. PRIZES ONLY TO BE DRAWN. The drawing will take place in the month of November nkxt in Washington City, and be . completed in thirty-three drawings onlyvith all possible 'despatch, under the superintendence of 1 214J500 ! Bricklayers and Plasterers, Prizes will be deposited in the wheel j ESPECTFUL LYf! offer their JS- services to the Pulick Prom their thorough knowledge of the business, and their determination to use every exertion to please, they flatter themselves that all world Un dertaken by them will be executed in a manner, that will give entire satisfaction to those who may think proper to employ them j July 21st, 1821 17-Mw. I R. C. Weightman William Brent, John Davidson, Daniel Rapine, , Esqrs. Thomas H. Giliiss, Moses Ycung, Andrew Way, jun. j M O s C3 To the early adventurer, this Scheme offers superior advantages, as the first ; Whole Tickets $ 12 Quarters 3 Halves 6 j Ei t nlitns o 1 50 FOR SLE, Br THE SUBSCRIBER, 360 Acres of Land, five miles above I Newbern, lying be tween Neuse; and Trent Road, in the little Petosen. One new House & half Lot, Intht Town of Nezcbtrn, lnown ly the numbers 288 and 289 opposite John Jones' Esq. Half tie front of Lot So. 21, on the south side of Front-street, cxtendngto the channel. Also a valuable MILCH COW. Fjr terms, "which will be accom modating, apply to Join II Good. Newbern, July 21st, 1821 174 State of North-Carolina, CARTERET COUNTY. Superior Court of Law, April Term, A. D. 1S21. Frances Langdon, Petition for Isaac Langdon, ) Divorce. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant in this cause is not an inhabitant of the State, i is or dered that publication be made three nionth in the Carolina Centinel and Raleigh tar, that unless he appear at the next Term of the Superior OWt 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 be set for hearing ex parte. Witness, John ILfHill, Clerk of our sii 1 Court, the Thursday after the third Monday after the fourth Monday of March, 1S21. J. II. HILL, Clerk. r3 Sm. price adv. $ 7. THE FOLLOWING BLANKS, 'ire constantly kept for sale at this UJict Shipping Articles, Manifests, Bills of Sale for Vessels, Bills of Lading, i Bills of Exchange, Constable's Warrants, &c. &c. 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, viz: Whole tickets $ 10 Quarters $2 50 Halves ' 5 Eighths 1 25 To be had in the greatest variety of numbers at i COHEN'S Lottery and Exchange Office, Where the Cash will .be advanced for prjzes 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 ap plication, addressed to J. I. COHEN, Jr. Secretarv to the Manaoers. Baltimore. At Cohen!s Office more Capital Prizes j zCs drawn from thewheels of the different have been obtained than at any other of- j Lotteries within twayears, than any oth- fice in America, and where was sold in j er:vender of tickets in America. liie Sroc Ik- crmnf fnhitl rf . & Ad Hon in foflowinfir Grand Capitals since 1st of the last Lottery dranin Baltimore : and TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS AND EIGHTHS, ;- In a great variety of numlers, FItOM D. GILLESPI FS OFFICE, Washington Cnv, For Sale at the Office of the CAROLINA CENTINEL, and at the POST-OFFJCE, NEWBERN, Where the Managers' Official List of each day's drawing will be regularly received for the exaaiination of all ets gratis. tiek- D. GILLESPIE has had the pleasure of selling and paying more Capital Pri- 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. Cohen's "pottery Gazette and Register," which is published every week, will contain the Matagers' Official List of each drawing, both Blanks and Prizes, and will be forwaried, gratis, to com-j panies or individuals who purchase, from Cohen's Office, eider in whole tickets or shares to the amoj-.nt of 50. WHOLE TICKETS, HALVES AND QUARTERS, in a great variety of lumbers, to be had at THE OFFICE OF THE CENTINEL AND AT.TIlfi POST-OFFICEj NEWBERN, Where the Manages Official Lists of the drawings will be received regularly, for the examination of ill tickets, gratis. - L M . JUST RECEIVED, r and for sale by thI subscriber, 20 BLLS. superior MOUNTAIN GIN, 50 cts. by the Barre Best COTTON CARD No. 10 $9 by the Dozen, 1 WRITING PAPER by th Ream $3 1-2 LETTER, do. i Silvester August 4tn 170 tf. $4 1-4. yBroivn.. January last : In Monument Lottery of Bait. $ 40,000 Consolidation do. of do. 30,000 Literature ; do. of N. Y. f 25,000 State do. of Pena. 20,000 National do.. No. 4. 35,000 Dp. do. do. . 10,000 Prizes in the Grand National Lot tery, will be paid on demand by D. GILLESPIE, Agent for the Managers. (p5 Orders from the neigh boring Towns and Country, enclosing the Cash, addressed to Thomas Watson, PostMaster Newbern, will receive prompt attention. Adventurers will do well, by purchasing immediately, as Tickets will advance considerable before the di awing takes place. DANCING SCHOOL. MR. W. II. CLAY, respectfully In forms the Ladies and Gentlemen of Newbern, that he intends visiting them in November,1 for the purpose of opening a DANCING SCHOOL in December, to be continued through the winter. Mr. Clay hopes from his former acquain tance, that be may" not be disappointed in the patronage of the Ladies and Gen tlemen in general He expects to attend at Washington, in like manner. . July;i2th, 1821 ir4tf.. : 3 1 F -r .' "X Clubfoot and Harlow s Creek Canal Company, j "TVTOTICE is hereby given that the L.ll President and Directors of the Club foot and Harlow s Creek Cankl Company, have required the paymenjt of the Second instalment of Twenty Dollars upon every share subscribed, lo be made to the Treasurer of the Company, or such agent as he may appoint, on, or! before the 1st -day of September next. The "Shares of Subscribers failing to y, will be advertised and sold agreeably to the act of incorporation. j (Signed) i i B. ARENDELL. Treasurer. Beaufort, July 21st, 121. 175tf. ''r' x Ten Do liars Reward. "O -AN A WAY fronvthe Subscri- JLV ber at Blount Hall, in Pitt Countv. on the 30th eff lune last, a Negro Man named GILFORD. Had on when he left home, a green kirsey round jacket, g pair of grey satunet pantaloons, and an old bea ver hat. He has a large scar on his head, I believe on the right side is about 22 or 23 ye-ars old, dark complexion, about six feet high, stout made, and has lfrge flat Feet has a wife at Mr. Edward Quin's in Washington, where he was last seen, andahout which placej I sus pect he islutking, as he is well known in that neighborhood. The 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 again, and airreasonable exjjenses paid. Said lellow is legally outlawed. I hereby forwarn all persons from harboringor employing GILFOHD, and particularly Masters of vessels fromarryinc: him away, as I am determined to prosecute all offen- ders, without distinction. 1 William L. Blount. July :rth821 l?5tf. j TAKEN UP, AND committed t the jail of this county, on the ?6th inst a Negro man who calls himself HARDYj and says he belongs to WILLIAM MAY, of South-Carolina, and: that he was , sold by Lott Humphrey, of Onslow county. The owner is requesiei to come forward and prove his propertyjjpay charges, and take him away. . I " . LEM'l. HATCH, Sheriff. Jones County, May 26, 1821, l67tf JUST RECEIVED pROM N. YORK AND FOB SALE BY TjjHE SUBSCRIBER, a CHOICE selectJon of BOOTS, lOL SHOES, &c. Vbich witb those previously on hand, comprise a soperior assortment; a) of which Will be sold wholesale or retail, at the most reduced prices. , 4 - L I . t i it rOLICE OFFICE. Newbern, Sth July , 1821. The, Commissioners of the Townof Newbern give notice to the Inhabitants thereof, .that.it is the intention as it is the dutv of the Board, $ to endeavor to cause all nui sances which may be injurious to the health of the town, to be remoi ved. Theyremind the inhabitants! that, by the Act of the Assembly1 for preserving the health of the seal port towns of the-State, the follow, ingare declared to be Common nuiJ sances viz. All ponds of stagnant waters ; "all cellars and louodattons of houses, whose botto ns contain stagnant and putrid waters ; all dead putrefied animals, lying about, the docks, streets, lanes, alleys, vacant lots or yards; all privies, that hi vie no wells sunk under them; all slaughterhouses ; all docks whose bottoms are alternately wet and dry by the ebbing and flowing of the Vide ; all accumulation or filth in the streets, lanes, alleys and gutters thereof ; all accumulations of vege table, and animal substances under going a putrefactive fermentation. By the same Act, proprietors of lots, which from their law situation are liable to retain tide; o r rain water, or on which cellars or foundations of houses mav be dug, whether a tenement be ejected bv ;r the same or not, shall, during the; months of June, Julv, August,,September and October, keep the said lots, cellars and foundations dry and rfre6 from stagnant and putrid waters and other filth, uinder the penalty of five dol lars for every week such putrid wa ter or filth shall remain thereon. It is further provided, that if the pro prietors neglect to remove surh nui sance, the Commissioners may caise it to be removed ; the ex pence and fine to be recovered from the proprietors of the; lots. Thes Commissioners intreat the Inhabitants of the Town, to exam ine the premises they respectively occupy, and to remove speedily alt Huisances vvhich may be found upon! them, j They hope there is no citi zen oflthe town so indiflerent to'the lives and happiness of his own fami ly, or so callous to the distresses of his neighbour, as to b ; backward in adopting measures so iissentially ne cessary to the health and prosperity of the1 town. ; . ' If notwithstanding i he strong in- . ducements to remove: nuisances any citizen should be found neglec ting his duty, the Commissioners will feel themselves under' the tie- cessity of causing prosecutions to' bi: instituted in the proper Courts, By order of the Commissioners, DANIEL SHACKELFORD, Intenaant of Police. Twtntu-Fivc Dollars Reward. ' ) AN AWAY from the Subscri ber on the 1st of February R last, a Negro Man named '!'"!., SAM, (or SAMMADDON,) about fifty vears of age, stoutmade, dark complexion, "and, about five feet eitht or nine in ches iiigh. ' '-si Masters of vessels and others are cautioned.against carrying away or. , as the law in provided will wilt be paid to apprehend and so that I get Franklin. 28th.175tf. Newbern, Augus 4th 176 tf harboring said fellow such case made and be1 strictly enforced. The above reward any person who shal confine said negro, hid) aain- j j - John ' i Newbern, July j K. B. If in attempting to appre hend and confine SAM, violent means should be fcjund necessary and he lie thereby killed, I will not hold the person usirfg such means, liable for, his value, but will pay him k. rmxrt herein offered. I. x July 28, 1821.