.-. ... :.
1"
"' i i gie thee al Wl cap no more, X :r
ieart aad 1otearall my itaer
v' W And tliose Jpfhrelt thee'--iWowl
' Toa gire me all you can too more
And I must thankful be. : - '
Yet, 'ah ! iKhese beall your store, :-
They wiU not'dofor'me. .
Xour late may much of love reTeal, -
" Tour heart ma j feel full well ; -
But, should we lack a single meal, ,
- rFor what would either sell ? . " ; - ;
, You own that LoVe and: Song, alas !M V
Keep not life's clouds away ; . . -:
,Yet say, they make them lighter pass
What ! those of Quarter i)ay ? Y
' Alas, sweet Sard i when hunger flinga .
- Tts discord o'er Life's strain y) ? v
If we should pawn your fiddle strings,
We soon must want again.
There may be worlds, where Lore and Song
; :Wfll all sufficientbe;' . :
jut you must own to this belong1
-.M Hunger,' and u " . '. r
' Too late the sad prose-truth, wonld sti
upou us were we wed ; . . ,
That we as weH as hearts 40 fell, -';.'.
Have stomachs to be fed. '.? - ,
: ?: BRICKS.
T7A IH market prices .will be given for
M - BRICKS, and large quantities pur
chased at Fort Macon, Old Topsail In
let. Those who wish to sell are desired
to com nuurficate with the Subscriber, who
will contract for small quantities at a time,
frith any individual. - 1
WM. A. ELI A SON,
Lieut, of Eng.
tott Macon, Oct. 19, 1826 4tf.
"Labourers Wanted.
FORTY Cents a' day are given for
Labourers, at Fort JVlacorv Th
Labourers are plentifully fed and com
fortably housed and when sick", have
hospital and medical attendance free of
cost to them. Every aliention is given
to the interest of masters and proper
keeping of slaves,' and the full amount of
time made by each hand is credited and
paid for; This. will be found a very ad
Yantageous and comfortable employment
to the labouring class.
V WM ALIASON, '
' '! Lieut, of Eng.'
ort Macon, Octn9, 1826-49.
; :r: :,wanted, r, ; . :
A '-T, foh Macon Be aufort Harbor, a
JtJ 'Journeyman Baker, and a Journey
man Wheelwright. Tosiichascan come
recommended for industry and sobrirty,
good wages and .constant employment
will be given, if immediate applicaiion
be made. ? . . " .: ' - --'
. .WM. A. ELIASON, :
. .,, . ; i . -". V ,. Lieut, of Eq. ,.
Oct. 19, 1826-49. 1
FOR SALE,
X-i VALUABLE LOT on" Broad-st.
For further particulars, enquire at
thrsjOffice. " - . ' . vv" '
Nov. 4, I82fj 'sfJ. .I ;
tfVjAUTHORtTY OF THE STATE OF
OUTjFIAROLIA.
. ' '. ... r
To enQure. trie publication of the t
HIGH LSX PRIZE
- 'y,
Qawiug to commence ia Hillsborough, on the
t : ' V&f Alondav hi Nofemiier 1S26. ;
l-.i
10,000
10,000
5,000
2,000
15,00
1,000
" 5,000
-2,000;
: 3,000
8,000
v 5,pb0
3,600
4,000.
.2.500
9,000
10,000
36,000
1 '
io
40
50
4,.
180
100
50
20
10
5
45U r
io,a
V. -
! TickeliFive Dollars, h be had at
J TkfeitiWjkrsaN's B6ok Sf oSe. J
uvi rs m 1 1 il, otc;
PAREQORlCSpjFitSir
YitrpI, eatn ilVtaAritinapnial
Wijoe, v liaudanu mJafomelPq wdereii
JaUpTrrtliiCj 5Kpson. Salts'
Star ch J Sopl f I em rti in g mjd Son Vgen-
iiieffWngiNeIesj
rier SchVorier1 Amtty and for. safe by
. i w TflOM AS V, MACHENj
JSyOimXfy'- pettteSWij1" WMMT-MBhy:''C
V . - 1 C-Xeriedouhalf of. -fiiaih thaii deserves (o be shun- fi '? t -v,: . ! Craven-Street:
John B.:fihipmao.
siippearing,to
fendant is not" an; inhabitant of th
S. , it i th.rhrdered. that oublr-
- , .
cation bemade m- theCarolmaSen
for sixty days that said defendant ap
pear; at the .next Court - pi rieas;; ana
Quartet Sessions, to be held for-Craven
County, at the Codrt'Houseln Newbern;
on tne secona ivionaay in ceuruaij,
A. , D 1 827," and replevy or plead to
issue, or judgment: wit oe-cniercu uy
against bim. V.f ;CV v7";n,-:" iv
Atttest, : " ? "' '--'
JA'MES G. STANLY, C.C.
54 62pr. adv. 6 00 I '
State of North-Carolina,
4 1 Ckavkn County. ;
ss.
: Court of Pleas amt ''Quarter-Session, ''
i 1 November Terni, A. D. 1826.
John & Henry Harvey,
' : ' VS.;V V
: " John C. Harker.
t .Auscameui)
y sV' Levied,
. 1 . '
I T appearing to the Court that the de-
; jl lenaant is not aa innaoitant oi me
State r t is therefore ordered, that pub
iicatjon be made in the Carolina'Sentinel
(ox sixy dajfs that said defendant up-
par at the next Court of Pleas and Quar
ter Sessions, to be held for Craven Coun
ty , at the Court-house in ISewbern; on
the second Monday in February, A". D.
1827, and replevy or plead to issue, or
,udjment will be entered up against bim.
Attest v ; "'' ' I '
' JAMES G. STANLY, C. C.
54 62 pr. adv. $6 00.V
.etcbern, Dec. 1st, 1826.-54 57, ;
lXORTH &i SOUTH-CAROLINA
For the benefit of the Oxford -Academy.
in Norili-Carolina, &c. V
Lo be drawn the 15th of December 1826
SCHEME.
1 Priz of $12,000. is 12,000
J Rrnwn f!ot v
, 6,000
, 5,000
4,000
2,500
1,340
' 6,000
6,000
7,800
- r,8oo
39,000
x iv is r ive uuuurs. 10 ue . nau a
- Thomas Watson's Book Store.
' August 26. "
Twenty-live Dollars Reward.
ANA WAY from the Subscriber ort
the 7th of July last, a negro man
named MANUAL, (or Manual Walker.)
He was purchased of John : S. Nelson,
Esq, in January, 1825, through the agen
by of Mr. 1 homas Sparrow, of Newbern
He has some scars on his face, supposed
to have been Caused by fighting, and has
also some scars'oo( the back of bis neck
and: is well known about . Newbern as a
fuller ' It is supposed he is lurking about
iSpwbern, or,, its vicinity where he has
relations. ; Masters of vessels and others j
are cautioned from harboring, employing
br carrying him away under the enally
of the law. The above reward will be
paid for his apprehension. .and confine
ment in any Jail, so that I get' bim again.
!r .r J 4 a. vv. Mclaughlin. -
StewwrtSYille, Richmond County-N. C. .
V Febj. 1st, 1826--12. " . -'l
STRAYED OR STOLEN,
UOM Mr. Heuben Wallace's ilsr?.r
Lot in Newbern, ori. Thursday night
last, a borrel MOUpt, about 14 years
old,; and nearly, blind in the. left eye ; has
some saddle marks on his back.:. - He was
raised in Greene county by Mr. Ruffin
Granger. .A reasonable reward and ex-
. . I" T ff . ,'"J
deliver said Horse to Reuben Wal-
r
jace, in Newbern,. or to the , subscriber
12,4iiifes from Kinston, on the road lead
ing from that place' to Peacock's Bridge.
! ' CHARLES T. BYRD.
Nov 25.,, 1826.
-. I
1:-
p
r MERCHANT TAILOR, ' '
N FORMS bis customers and the nub-'
lick that he has. returned from New-
YnrfcV & has just opened an assortment of I
-Superfine .arid second quality BtuelM
r'ay;wjr
a; -n il-.- . :-t i Hr-T.;-. s JC I
Aiioi wnicb, ba -can sell 1 at prices ono
file is prepared tov execute, ia the; most
a'flh.ntfulmannaii oil nri4n jlntU!.'
1 .... 6,000
1 ..: 5,000
a 4,000,
1 i I 2,500
a . h 1,340
6 . . : ljOOO
12 500
156 s 1 - 50
780 - ' : y" io
7,800 . i 5
CAirriois;
uKlir at- heriibV 3
15 gainst a tnaa by the name, of JiL.fi A
ned by all b nesi men, and Vhlcb should
exclude .him irotn aeceni sucieiv.
I .
2 V
I incurred dv ois iiiiuiuuus wum.,v
I . , rt - ? :lr,.i him so ihat. letral
berson who. will secure him so that : legal
process can De serveu on ijiu w
half;
: DAVID W. SIMMONS,
Sep. 28 1826-45tf. v i' C-
FASHIONABLE
CLOTH ING STORE.
M l H K' siibscrrber is ooWnine at his
JL Store on CravenrstreetJ a few doors
beiow the Pank of Newbein, a large and
general assortment of .-. V '
CLOTHING;
i CONSISTING OF ; " . "
Dress Coats, Frock do. - V v
Double and single miil'd Pantaloons, .
lai sei lies, . Toil Het, Valentia, Black Silk
and Cloth Vests, ,
Angola Frock Coats, ; ;
Angola, Borabazett, French Linen, and
. Bombazine Coatees,
Black Ciape Pantaloons,
Silk Jstnpe Drilling do. 1 ;
French Lint-n, do. -
French Angola, do. .
Linen Drilling, do. ; ! T
Buflf Cassimeie. do. 4 "
White Linen round Jacketar,
Brown do. do. do,
Stripe's '"'-; do. do. j
Hombazett do. do.
Fine and coarse Jacket and Trowsers,
House Servants Coatees and Pantaloons,
Duck and "Osnaburgb Pantaloons, &c.
The above goods are New York made.
ana win De disposed ol wholesale and re
tail, at the New York prices.
A, J. STARR.
Newbern, 26fh May, 1826.
;:v;;saLt
rv;BUSHELSTurks Island SALT,
JL JJ for sale by '
AMOS WADE.
ov;'18.-5.. ; 7 ,; .:
JUST RECEIVED
From Philadelphia u for sale by the subscriber
S ADD LES1 st, 2d U 3d :Nos. -
Hogskins, Skirting, ;
Worsted, Cotton, & Straining Webs
BufJolbe Robes,
Bridles, first and second qaalities,
Saddle Bags, Whips,
Morocco assorted colours,
Sheep Skins Ditto,
Gig and Cart Collars, .
Shamoise and Oil Cloth,
Plated, Brass, & Japanned Harness J
ALSO,
A complete assortment of
SADDIERYr
; VlamebS JMount'uig, ...
And a variety of PAINTS, &c. $ic.
AH of which will be sold low for
cash, or, as heretofore, to. punctual j
customers, on long credit t ; '
, . JOHN TEMPLETON.
NewBern, August 26, 182 40 '
- N. 6, -Remember former promises
of Fall pay ! . h ; - . v - ' -
FOR SALE,
'. ON VERT ACCOMMODATING TERMS,
1IGH Tor -TEN lifry NEGROES,
j JUJ 1 For further par ticolars, inquire at
this OfBce. r-z '''- " '
October f, 1826. '45 ' 4
Beef y Povkf T?lourv kc; j
50 BBLS. Rochester FLOUR,
, 20 half bbls. dow - do. 4 v : !
30 bbls. Prime new BEEF,
15 bbls. Mess. do.-' , do.
K lO.bbls. Prime PORK,
h 20 bblst Pilot and Navy BREAD,
a 10 pieces Dundee BA3GING.
A further supply of Foreign and Do
mestic DRY GOODS, suited to the sea
son received this week per Schrs. Des
patch arid -Triumph,! fipai New-York,
and for sale by ' . ''k''X
- r f G. BRADFORD, &Co.
.Nov. .10th, 1826. v-,'r.':v:
; , NOaTH-CAEOLINA' ; t
imaDacks for 121,
For sale at S; H ALLs 7 Book-Store;
by the gio$e, dozen: . or single oneC
- - jit . , t-. . V -
' OR THE "YEAR
?P I: t? fL HP K T4 O A K
O ihnewestlVshidriJ (Koirsbeif Jirf
shell haridisjand oery suerioKwcrt
man ihi 6-tiist 'rprpitipd Avim- VuJl r.
; WOODSj
K wCu X4iw4f tt :
OR - Sale by .thVSubscriber; first
quality Candles at Fifteen Centar per
J Newbern; Oct. 28 j l826--49r
.i-W weueOTCf V''
-'BOOTS' St SHOES,
J Of tbe latest fashions Just received per
i cnr. onvov, irom ncwiwa, auu iui
sate by
JOHN GOLDSMITH,
' (Sign of the Gdlden Boot.)
Nov. iith, '182&4'51;
NOTICE.
LL persons indebted to the estate
of Edward o. Ftaneks. late ol
Jones County, deceased, are requested
to make immediate payment ; and sucli
as have; claims against said Francks, are
requested to present them, duly authen
ticated, within the time specified by law,
or this notice will be plead in bar of a
recovery. , -i . :
- R.BARRUS, l ,
A; MITCHELL, S '
w. o, oacO -oi HO
VE just returned from New-York
and are now opening at their Stor?
iujegant Assortment
OP
BOOTS, SHOES & HATS,
VIZ.
Gentleraens' Fine Calf-skin BOOTS,
Ditto do. do. SHOES,
- Ditto do. do. BOOTEES,
Ladies' Morroco BOOTS,
do. SHOES,
do. Prunella SHOES,
AND -A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
ChWdreu's Shoes.
Also,.
500 pair Negro Shoes & Boots,
of good quality
Also,
A
GentlemensV and Boys Fine Beaver,
.-'Il
nA V7r.l Hole Ktr ih.Koo. n.
i li . ni. tu-i-
single-Hat, as low. as they can be bought
fu -:..?r ivt. vV rr. -j
3 . m w
in the City of New York. They intend
keep a constant assortment of the best
and cheapest Hats.
' They have also received
20 barrels Cider Brandy,
10 do. Whiskey,
10 do. N. Rum,
10 do. Gin, ".' .'
25 barrels Prime PORl
. 5 do. Mess BEEF,
200 lb. Smoaked Beef,
All ol which will be sold low lor cash or
- country produce. 4
Newbern t Oct. 21, 1 826. 48. ;
NOTICE.
T November TerW. A. D. 1826
nf fr,BOn r!rinfv niirf- Vh sh-1
scriber received Letters of Administta-
tion on the estate of Roderick J. PowpII.
deceased; Persons indebted to said es-
tate. are reauired to make immediate
pay ment; and those having claims against
- ' ' . - - ....
it, will present them, within the time pre
scribed by law, or they will be barred ol
recovery. . '
EUIJAH CLARK, Adm'r,:
Newbern Nov. 1 6, : 1 82652 55; y
NOTICE.
A T- Novem berr Terni. A. D .1826
- m nt I :ragn Uaunty. Uourt, tin Sub-
sfiber obtained Letters of, Administfa
tioo on tbe. estate of John B. Osborh.
deceased. Persons indebted to said es
tate, care reauired to make ' immediate
payment: and those having claims against "I
it, win present them within the time nre-1
stribed by law. or thev will be barred bf I
recovery. ';; ':'y - . ; .. vjinehij; -which' has so long kept FrinUrs
ELIJAH CLARrC. Adm'r.
Newbern, Nov. 16, 182652 55 -y
EOR SALE,
Onnn ti. . rt, . , T1 V
mvjjjl wuci& urKb lsiana, I
arid 15 Sacki'Liverpool Ground SALT.
r GEORGE REID:-
JOHN L. DURAND & 30.
INFORM their friends and the public 1
tbat they hare jtsstreturnedSfrbmrNvw 1
lorn, per schooner Amil v. with a en.
erai assonmem or
which thev iil ij i:
.r,-;,' 1 W M yJ
NOTICE.
; THE 'Subscriber r having at the . Hii
term of Craven County 'Court, qualified
as Executor of Ihesi will and testament
jf Solomon Dixon, deceased, hereby gives
libtice to all persous indebted to said de
ceased, to come forward and settle their ;
notes Vnd accouuts j and all person hav
ing claims against btoi, are requested to
exhibit intra properly authenticated, w tuV
in the time limited by law, or this notice
will be plead in bar of thrir recovery.
i soLOMo dixon, ExV.
Nov. 25, 182653 56
A PROPOSAL
To publish in the City of Hahigk
X WEEKLY ISEU SPAFEU
. To be entitled the
N ORTH-C A KOLlN A INDEPEN
DENT ADVOCATE.
" It is shameful for a man to live in his own
country and to be uninformed of her allairs
and interests."
THE INDEPENDENT ADVO
CATE will be exclusively devoted to the
cause of the People, and to the promo
tion of correct information, upon all
those subjects in which- they' may be,
directly or iudirectly, participator. The
Constituting ot theae United States de'
ciares this government to be based upoa
die will of the People, and that," in its
creation and operation, distinctly mar
ked by their creative and moving pow
ers. This Government is certainty v a
creature ol the people but do they con
trol its movements ? Who can ascertain
the will of the People, in those political
contests lor supremacy, where they are
.ashioned like clay in the haud of the
potter, to suit tbe purposes of political
demagogues? Aud who can say tout
the government moves agreeably to the
ontrolling power ol the People, when
they are kept in ignorance of its acts,
by the duplicity of political paruzaosf
How many of the people appreciate the
privileges of their own Government over
those ol others? Or who correctly dis
unguish between the controlling! powe'
of a despot over their minds, and a listing
subserviency to the views of the ambitious
and deigning r j 1 his apathy to their v
best interests : this pliancy to the will of
others, is owing to a want ol a general
diffusion, ol correct political intormaiiou.
i The Independent advocate
'is intended
to be the mean ol such irilotiuation, and
give t the people an honest, fair and
correct account, of those whom they
have, deservedly or undeservedly placed
in power: but . the Editor wilt nt, to
trratifv thp flisitriiininipri mhiruwi tr tm.
lilical hatred of those -ow of power, tra
duce those that are in, merely,
that
long
those that are out may get in. do
as those wno are at tne neau or govern.
ment shall in; the great leading leatuits
f the'r administratiqn adhere to the
iinalihitinn iiiirl tuo truth rf IKo
I "- cuuic,
I as 'onS w'lthe " independent Advocate"
I . 4 . , v .
I support them independently. ti in aU
questious" of political importance, this
paper will be open to' the judicious aniui.
ad versions ol others, who may differ with
theLditoriLi his political views. J heieis
political,' civil and commercial coaiiexiua
betweeen the North and South, that can
not be brokeu, but at the destruction of
both. A spiritW rivalry, unless it be a
rivalry to see which ' section can most
promote the common weld, and sustain,
the fundamental principles ol the govern
ment, should be deprecated. Thai coin
promising- spirits which actuated the Ira
ni ers of the Constitution,' should still be
(eh by their sons. All attempts to create
jealousy between tbe different sections of
the union, shall be met by the Editor
wu" uue repreneiiiion
Ltie H-ditor will not eae himself bv
fliSS'siaiive patronage, nor, lull
n,s mina ? s,eep in the embraces of mo
I n'ef, institutions, but taen and measures
I ?hail be bught beloie the public bar,
I Mhn.i. In K.. . . 1 .. X 1 I'll
impartially but fearlessly ; and all maU
versatious in office, whether that office be
a creature of the Constitution or ot tha
Legislature, unconstitutionally, created.
shall, so far as they come, to the Editor's
knowledge receive public exposure;
but private character shall be held sacred
and intangible. A proportion of this
paper shall be devoted to the promotion
of Agriculture, , Domestic (.Economy and
the-Arts. The suDDortin oiliar ol aL
Free Governments, Public Education.
will find in the Editor a zealous friend
and promoter and the lovers ol Litera
,ure snait oe gratihed in bis selectwtis,
v "ol " w proaucnons. lhat great
and important work, Internal Improve
QUSV m tnevr worK ,n ate, shall
deceive marked notice of the Editor.
inis paper snail De made as valuable to
the , nanters. the farmers, and the
nam,, as a correct weekly report
o roe
state of the Markets at home and
abroad, will make it. :
The first number will issue some time
in neit January provided; always, that
the subscription list will warrant it. The.
Advocate shall be printed oh an imperial
80et of the size of the "North Carolina
Journal, and Will be sent to Subscribers
atThreedoIIars per annum i one-half ', to be
ti?W3Srr" '"u:,r;" ? P""? V
Sniithfield, Johnston Cdunty, by the 5&
14,
December,; - K. U. tLiME
"i-rt' v'.
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