that time? I think he?er
POETRY.
nder well vvo the solemn id ai
r-rtiv u 17 a S the President of the TTw.i o
I The following burlesque jnutatioa of ,. -
f .a:.lnt K ill nl urriiiiv " . '
xnemoaeinwjw. - ""T is a worthy
is taKen iruui mc
for March, 1322.
n a w a
i ,1 0i Ballad.
s
nV laW IU Vv . u Uv 'IllicTfirl r-
efore. I, James Monroe, resident of th T,ai
declare ana mase Known, that the
Young Ben he was a nice young man, head of a pin
A carpenter by trade ;
And he fell in love with Sally Crown, t,e folio win
the coast at
had sir.
wa on board
. foreign voyage, was oiiocm., uy - & uuu wvt-. airn -rh.-
of ? ' t.: -tmn. ru4 r95mn;i;nn of wisdom and " turn e, l tier
do hereby
a a .m i, .
worth our notice as free citizens? tain, and a sourceof conu.., as ,ouows, u . , a w V
Should It escape from Memory ? I ! that Mr. John Holland nu . Al the 1-ana wiu -f ' maiana, on the k
!LJLE on as I baVast always found the ladies of the fair, . . fjl ucxt- tor the sale of fir J
mach republican blood runs in my ? tender, and complying, he -never Townships 17 and 18 m range 1 east of the 2d principal
- a M- M K . w Mlliril I IT U - W -
amounts to tne Bigness or inz ; would nave iaia so " . -
veins as
n
How flattering to oar ex-presidents
the " serious contract.
" Fellow citizens and ladies
rno: j
That was a lady's maid.
Cut as they fetched a tvalk one dj,
They met a press an crew j
And idly she did fiint away,
Whilst Ben be was bro't to.
The Boatswain swore with wicied
- wordsj
Enough shck a saint,
That though she did seem in a Ct,
' fwas nothing but a feint.
Come girl, sard he, hold up your head,
Hr'il be as good as m
For when your swain U in our bo; t,
A Uoatacain lie will be.
So when ihey midethpirgame of her,
And. taken off her elf, ; i
She rousM and fouml she only was
. A. coming to herself. r
And is he gone, and is he. cone?.
hOcned and wept outright :
Then I will go to the water side,
And see him out of sight.
A watetman came, up to her,
. Now, young woman, said he. ,
If you weep so, vou .villmake
Eye-water in the sea.
Alas ! they've taken ray beau Ben
To sail with old Benbow,
And her woe began to run afiesh,
As if she had said gee woe I
Snys he, they've only taken him
To the Tender ship vou see ; .
The Ttnder, cried poor Sally Bron,
What a hard-ship that must be.
... ... i
O ! that I were a mermaid now,.
For then Fd follow him ;
But uli ! I'm not a fish woman.
And so I cannot swjm.
No Ben 'had sailed to'many a plice
That sundprneath the world ;
But in two years the ship came home,
And all the sails were furl'd.
But when h call'd on Sally Brown
": m - - ' ' I t
i to see now sne went on,
lie fiHind she'd no another Ben,
Whose chtistian name was John.
. , .... . '' '
O 51H- Brown! I) Sally Brown !
How could you serve me so f
I've .ii.fl wiih many a breeze before,
But never such a blow.
Then reading on his 'baco box,
Heheav'da heavy sigh, . '
And then began to eye his pFpe,
And then to pipe his eye.
And then he tjied to sing 1 All's well'
, Bofcould not, tho he tried;
His head was turn'd. and so he chew'd
His pig-tail till be died.
IIisdath,whichhappen'din his birth,
At forty odd befel ; . j
Thpi w ent and told the sexton, and
Tiu' sexton tolJ'd ihe bell. I
17 and 18 in ranges 1 to 9 west oY do
- ! ' At the Land Olfice at Vandalia, in Illinois, on the thi J
or me : t.. inr the sale oi,. ' ior..'
. ar ci pi the 3d
in high-wrought eulogiums? ? fair you are thetVfattr of our comfort . Townships u l2, 13
l.-j u-! tl,; fnnndation of bur happiness, and i ,
acrs , ""lT! n;;.h. with odrereat and; good and n. 12 - I3t 14 and 15, in ranges 3 and 4,
it Krairsiiiaii. lie aic a 111 tai - f , . 1 - - t i , , - . .-
At the same place, on tne tniru lvionday m AUfft, .
ie OI .- i-i . v . ' m
I Mr. Je
are a great statesman, he are a great
DhiloophT, he are a great bottoraist,
he are the bulwark and keeper of our
liberty. But Mr. Jefferson went out
of ofice wbo succeeded ? Mr. Madi-
Son. What drove him to a war ?
The year 1812. Sir the Eagle have
proven to the world that he has con
quered his enemies, they are now wil
lins to .take him by the hand, help
him build his nest, aiid be clothed with
his feathers."
But grand, sublime and eloquent as
is our last extract, it become humble
aiid tame, when compared with the
following elegant and appropriate no-
"sislern state," IVorth !
fill I w Jo . 4Jn
wise men tne innepenucM , -ernraent.
Look at what thei&nstitu
tion says read and you'll know we
have por to claim privil-ges
of three things, that is to declare
war, suppress insui rections or inva
sions and if I understand from rea
ding and thinking on the Constitution
this is the privileges it gives us. We
know who gives us our existence, how
is marriage contractsmadf, from the
spetngt of love whichgovern all men
who means well Ar themselves and
well for their country, who springs
from the human family one of the most
honorablest life's that a man can en
n inv Thnnsrh a man may have as
I miich monev as he can shake a sticK
" 1 think sir we are entitled to the J at there is ho real happines unless it
xt Vice President from the state of ; js wtt those with whom the serious
a. -
la
tice of our
Carolina.
KICHAJHD N OLIVER
Cabinet Maker,
At the old Glebe, Middle street above
the Court House,
Returns his grateful thanks to
the inhabitants of Newborn,
and the vicinity thereof, for the
strict attention" to business, and
unremitted exertions to pleabe,
to merit a continuance of their
favours. H has on hand,
assortment of rea
next
North Carolina who have distinguish- J contract is made." ;
ed herself with h-fr sister states.
Look sir at the statute of Washing
ton on the State house and established
ai the City of Raleigh, which does
honor to herself and honor to the
state. See what the state of North
Carolina have done since 1812. She
has distinguished . herself among her
sistern states, she has done honor to
her country and honor to herself
Now look at the state of Virginia and
see what great men there be who sees
into futurity and who amongst her
sister states have ever been distin
guished as the watchman and bul
wark of our libertv. Then sir look
at the waters of Albemarle Sound
that communicates by the town of
Elizabeth to the waters of the state
of Virginia by that of an inland navi
gation. . -Who established this? the
statesman and those who are a friend
to liberty."
We are also indebted to " I John
Holland," for a new discovery in the
human system, and we have no doubt
it will gain for him the highest honors
which science can bestow. It will
stand next in importance to the won
derful results of Harvey's genius.-
He has discovered that the blood
circulated Mr. John Holland
Las discovered how to stop its circula
tion. Hear him-
If war was to take place to-morrow
it would stop the circulation of
the' blood? It is a composition sir
too serious to be throw n away if juu:e
riht; look, sjr, at the Heroes of our
last war under Washington who were
all wise, all great and all good. My
fellow citizens can a mat be a Chris-,
tian unless he is possessed of virtues
which he believes in Deity Wash-
injrton was a man thai never mourned
TWnshins 11. 12. 13, 14 and 15, in ranees 5, 6 and 8. Pt r.,
' . ,"j ' "fa"- 7 .-.. .- - tin litc
At the Land Uthce at' Palestine, in .Illinois, on the fiP.
in August next, for the sale ot . "10aday
Tbwnships 6, 7, 8 and in ranges iu and II, east of 3d biim.
. . - - - ' . "r meri.
-5, 6, 7i S and 9, m range 14, west of 2d nrt UWD
- 8 and 9 12 and 13, do.
At thf me nhice. on the first Mondav in Snnru'
thr sale of 1 ; ' ' Xt?
Townshins 10. 11.12 and 13, in ranges 9. 10 and 11. east netn ,
10. 11, 12 and 15, m oranges 12, 13 and 14, west n?1ldlan
At- thf -mp nlar.ft rm the first tVlondav in ()rrnhff.
V r .1 . uciiorL
Townships 14, 15. 16 and 17, in ranges 9, 10 and 11, east of 3d n-
.' 14, 15, 16 and 17, in ranges 12, 13 and 14, west tffa ,lDe
At the same place, on the first Monday in November ncXt u
the sale of : '.. 1 . " ' ?
Townships 18, 19, 20 and 21, jnanges 9, 10 and 11, east of 3d
18, 19, 20 and "21 J in ranges 13 and 14, west of 2d "do.
18, 19 and 20, in range 12 do.
; 18, I H do. do
17,18, 19 and!20, 10, do. do
. A f unrl riffle frr the- Nnrrhern HiRfrirf nf T n:.:...
e has received ! rh,nnhhn - fi. sr Mhndav in Novemh.,
and hones bv his j i0r ,l.
lie-
rials to m ike any thing that may
be called for, on the most mod
erate terms.--All! orders from
town or country, yjrill be punctu
ally attend? d to.
O He has also on hand, a
handsome ass ortment of Mahog
any and other woods, for COF
FINS and attends funerals, as
usual. Those who are so un
fortunate as to lose -their friends,
will find it to their advantage to
call as above, as he intends re
ducing the expences thereof so as
to be an object to the employers.
Newbern, Jan. Si 1822.
GAB'UKL M. RAINS,
' Cabinet Maker )
Informs hisj friends and the public,
that he continues to keep on hand a
varietv of i
CABINET FUHNITUER,
SUCH AS
LVDICTIOUS.
From the Boston Patriot.
We hive read nothing for sofne
QTnrRMADIIC I TAOI rc
for the grape, that hung upon another SECRETAUIKS, BEDSTEADS,
mans bush and gathered them alter s 'A- '
i.- . .i. to &c. &c.
nis ueaiu.
This concluding compliment to
Washington is as delicate and as fresh
" as a new laid egg."
In a spirit of prophecy Mr. Hol
land fotsees among the fulure desti
nies" of Unitpd America, that she
will become the "exporter of fad W
ries instead of imports. Prodigious !
Only think ol taking up the Wal
sale of
Townships 15, 1 6, 17, 18 and 19, in ranges 1, 2, 3; 4 and 5, west themei
At the Land Office at the seat of Justice of the countv ot ini?
s on nana, an pcncicnce in the Arkansas territory, for the sale of such lands cfth
ay made rUK- 1 TnltpH Sratpa ac titnarrd in the follow i no- rlfRrr'ik4 i-
tVI I URh ind the best mite- i ori ia-nc- rh; up h vlnJHrl fmm K Jr
lands appropriated for satisfying warrants for military services, v'ni
On jthe first Monday'in August hextj for the sale of such of tht"
above discribed lands as are situated in the following townships ac
anges,.viz:. '.. ' :.:.y: ;
Townships 1,3, 4,' 5, 7, 8 9 and 20 in range 1, east of the 5th meridian!
1, 2,3, 4, 5 ando ,: 2, do. f
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 3, " do.
1, 2, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 4, do. , .
1, 2 ' '; " j I' . . 5, . , . do. r '
1,2, 3, 9,13, 14, 15, 18,9 & 20, 1, west of do
On the first Monday in September next, for the safe of such of
the above described lands as are situated in the following clescribeij
townships and ranges, viz t .
lownships 1, 2, 18 19 and 20, in range 2, west of the 5th meridian
. 1,15, 10, 17, 18, 19 and 20,
1, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15,l6& 19
e, 2, 9, 107 Hi 12, 14 and 16,
1, 2,4,5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
I 13, and .1,8, 1
- On the5i st M onday in Qctober next, for the sale of such of the
above described lands as are situated in the following describe
townships and ranges, viz : ! .
Townships 1 2 3 4 5 6 710 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 and 20, in range V
" ' t - west of the 5th meridian line
1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 15 16 17 18 19 & 20, in range 8, west da.
1 2 3 45 67 8 9 10 11 12 18 19 and 20, 9,
' 19 - l).. K. 10, ' do.
On the first Mondav in November next. for the sale ofsucholtbe
4,
5,
6,
do.
do.
do.
do.
ER'S business will be executed with
neatness, and on moderate terms.
He lias the plan and the care of the
GRAVE YARD, and the keys of
the ijates; and requests those who are
entrusted whh the burying of the dead
to call on him. His charges for inter-
1 . . -11 1 1 1 .
thara factory, machinery men, wo- iui uevwy iow.
men and children, mill dams. &c. and - AI,U41V"? . not yet oeen-iur-
i exporting them to Brazil, , for in- ' msheI1 W,th de,eds L?tS hich they
FOURTH OF JULY ORATION, stance. Really we are, if Mr. John f ""'rtru,
Holland is to be believed a wonderful ' "i"" " y
people Aladdin, w ith his wonderful j lw,M supphed Those also who
uui wuuse- iidiuesare nor
are requested to
that it maybe
the lots are va
cant, and whether deeds lor anv of
them have been vgiven to more than
one individual; Interments having
bpen made in several of the lots where
12,
13,
14,
15;
i7
177
?-j do.
do.
do.
do.
do;
do.
do.
the recommendation of novelty-
V .. .11..1..J! t 1.1-
k iiimcoirrrssuoiviuiicruui3iin'uriii i, ..i j i,.-. n,.i.:..n 1:1,.. :. iwcuecus,
ot July peech by John Holland, of j The punishment, w hich John Hoi-: n"" 1,10 t
Wahin?lon, (N. C.) He common- and propose$ for a, .dishonest poliii- j br,l,1J them ward,
, ,crs in a manner, which lias certainly , ciarl,;Yas the rf eommMidaiion of ,,. ' ascertained which of
tveltv: bein their own "barbers"
cT Jnlm Holland, mv fellow-Citi-f and "queuing" hair would certainly
"f -t L- I
- - ' .. ,J -.
2n, come not m speax on anaetu
. history, bur the politics of the day.j
" Sbuld not the citizens feel for tliat
liberty which the spirit of our fathers
shewed? Tins is a most impotent
anniversary of the day which passed
over tlie head of our forefathers wlo
mrt at Philadelphia In 1776, to" de
clare oar Independence as Indeperi-
Is ihis to be made
I hope not, my fe
mckerv r N
The follow ing notice of the attac
ilium thp Chfiapeak must beallouetl
to nretuit a w.mdrtul combination qf
acute logic, w ith touching and pathetic
elonience
"J.ook, sir, into the depredation
on the Chesapeake. The Leopar
stav.tl eichfeen balN th'nugh herl
ar.d killed J
- 1 -
1 laws
u Men who make I
meet with the spirit
the people, say nothing about them
let them stay home and they may
become their own barben and iu-e
' ilk a
their own hair ! A man w ho says
he'll vote for one and vote for another,
is he not a trimmer ? I think he is.
Look out for our State Government
my tellow citizens and I make free to
inform you, I am a candidate to rep
resent the County of Beaufort in the
House if Common', in the next Gpu-
jeral Assembly held at the cily of Ra-
eigh."
And'lK I -ea.criM lands; aS ar? sitUated , in ihe folding
luwusiiip aiiu c Hijyca, viz 4 j
Townships 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 and 11, in range 10, west of the 5th men-
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and 10,
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and 10,
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 and 9, ;
3 4 5 6 7 and 8, j
4 5 and 7, Vs
5 6 and 7 i '
'6 U; ; . ' -i
Each sale will commence with the lowest number of secr.s
township; and range, and proceed in regular numerical order.
The lands reserved by law for the use of schools, or lor other
purposes, will be reserved from sales.
Given under my hand,: at the cuy of Washington, this ln
March, 1822.
JAMES MONROE
Cy the President : ' ,
JOSIAH MEIGS, Commissioner of the Gen. hrt
March 18. -'lOtNovl . , -
Printers who publish the laws of the United States, will publish the w
once a week till the first Monday in November next, and send their aUD
(receipted) to the General Land Office.
1 . . , ., no deeds have been given, those con
law, that doesr. t cerned r upsted tQ o5tain deed
and meaning of otherwise such rotg wil be soJd tQ Mj
pers vi a n ply i jig for them. -April 2.
150 Dollars Reward
s JONES COUJiTY. '
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
June Term. 1822.
David Hooks.
ia r. A Original Attach meant
I1TAVIXG a Mulatto man run
away,, ho J understand is in t JaroesFrazier.
the neigl,lorlod of Ceneral Durant T appearing to the satisfaction of
Hatch and M. Gaston's Plantation, X the Court that the defendant .JanW
1 will give tV above reward to any ; Frazier, is not an inhabitant of the
one who will apprehend and deliver I state ; it is therefore Ordered that
tZu':: ,m.L.a?enl' Vfke K made in the Carolina
V uu"Vi or 'n sentinel lor three months: that
j - . - , -t 7 ouiu
SALE,
360 Acres
FOR
bv the scbsc;
of Lani
and Ti
Roads, in the little Pe,
ONE'MJBW HOUSE . AND HA
known bv the number-' . .
289. opposite John J0". 21.
Dohlss or
wounded eighHren men
niiirt I Had not Capt
cVr from Mr. Admiral Berkley td
v,o ;fi whn 1 believe was on
IJW w.w, . -
liut tne tinest passage in tnis unique ! . con,. invw; ;i P, Vt T -""-"-Pat the Uourt of Pleas Half ihs front OF";.tti
Speech of Mr. Holland's is near its ; "ed K Vi?" r d SeSSrs to be held for on the south Y .
conclusion an eulogy Upon the sweets , . H,f n1me, ,s DAVIL, of sa.d cotmty, at the Court Bouse in extending- to the channel
of love and the counts and felici- abUt nty-four Treof on the second Mondav h, "frn s" which Witt be
lies of conjugal life. It is superlineand of aSe-! . . j September next, and replevy or plead COmmodatinl, applv .
hotnressed. Ye Cidd-blooded bache-1 . SE. PETTIGREW. to issue; or judgment will h .Vi COmmoOatMg, 1 f -
. . ... t June 5th. 18 l'9n if " v v..,. , in in V. .
, ... rum ..1
ve wn navH t-eer inea tne "pu-
I low of dui comlort', ye who have nev
RODILU f KORNEGAY ni. tvt,wk Ink- 21st, t&1'
99s) L : " wv.
v