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y j. t;.J v-5 la ;,' lit $1 ; I f mi 44 1 J am .$'$4 .11 ll-S-ii fl: ft; iv. ..! fir J V. Pi fife 'I f'j'i' '.. if! ? t tr wan -mi a? - I- I ; 1. 1 JNaf Ct KINCE bas "jqst 'received by the .packet schooner Philadelphia, from PhHadel: ohiai-the following articles, whicb he offer rery qvt for cash, .. - . - Atv invoice of DOMESTIC GOODS consirt- Brown andbltached Shirtings and Sheetings .Ftne superfine and pren. Bed Ticking J z 1 piece superfine AA Jinen n do. f t f yorntdre iBd - pra Cbeclk, real indigo IndigoJMaid andtripes, i Brtir cotton.: Drilling,-: -f f : ..Vc iV:' '' . Cotton Yarn, or spun Cotton, ' . Brovrn and bleached cottoa TaWe Diaper, Indigo Wue, weaTif,Tir.-';4 an Invoice consistine of -. . ' ' .' : RmtWniMS best -beaver HATS of' tbe latest fashion. ;;:U, Gentlmeni Castors and Roram : r 6 dbz. fine wool Hal?. , - i An invoice of Umbrellas and Pafso!s. An invoice consisting of a" handsome assort : ment of SheU Tuck, Crescent, Curl and side Brazilian impressed tuck Combs, ' v . do Crescent, "Curl and Long Combs, Mock shell. Tuck and Long Combs, "1 do flowered . 5'- ... :do. .: " 'r r .: also '. : A. few pieces tnpf - and com. 6-4 IrisK Linen 1 piece rlesant 10-4 damask table Diaper 6 4, 6-4, 7-4 and 8 4 common, ; , do :3-4cotcb table Diaperr 5 v ' r Russia , do. .v" Fine Irish Linens in half and whole pieces " One box fresh London. Mustard. ' riare this day rtuividt, pctjchooner Trent,: from 30M OF WHICH ARE; AS FOLLOWS, CVIZ ! A few- lbs best black Italian Sewing btjk Gdoz. fine white Cotton Hose, ' " ' : coarse ana one wiwe tn. mui vm A few do, fine white worsted ditto aw . OQ dot. 'low pntfd Romall Madrass Hankfs.i a: few doxiThread Cambric Pocket Hanks, from " " fioe to extra fi ne; ? v: :i' v ; ? ' '' '-"i A few Irish Linens in half pieces, fp-ass bleach, Qrt nlce snaer Prints, half of which are mn en "... . ;n. am) received bv the latest ; ' - III U ilT r A few pieces Satinetts t fine and commoa-blue ; and black mixtures; ; - - - t. ..,tnu,i Af ni.iniJ & 6-4 Jaconets. from coarse to very fine, which are afforded low. 4Newbern April IS: -rw .--iv--' JSfew Goods. RECEIVED This Day, per schr TRENT from tNew York, .. .- .-;,v, '"vr3" 60 doz.c Clark's spool Thread, low numbers, " i 10 pieces low priced Checks, ' A pieces bonnet Cambric, assorted colors ' and prices, " -: ' 'y A few pieces Ginghams, . id pieces 44 Irish Linens, , , 2 do green Florence Silk, 1 do French Canton Flannel, A few pieces Cap Ribbons, V , 12 . do painting pith Paper, 10 doz. Berkley: bead Hdkfs. 2 do fancy Slapdra do, Rol'ins; Cloth of all' numbers, from coarse to -superfine) warranted genuine, which will be sold as low as can be found at any store in the Un'ted States. i G. BRADFORD &. CO. ; Netohern, Feb. 13. V - : : BAL T13IORE FLOUR, &C. Just received per schr Hampton from Baltimore, 30 bbls. How ard-street FLOUR, 20 kegs Tobacco , r : ' , 30 bbls. N. E- Rum, 5 hhds. Cider Brandy, I 40 bbls. Whiskey - IO do. Gin, j4t kegs Butter, 30 do. Powder, ' . , . C5 bbls. Irish Potatoes, 320 casVs Cheese, f 3 tons Iron Ware, assorted IO-casks Cut Nails, ' ' '.v; 20,000 Spanish Segars, - XO;trunks Shoes, C Boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles. . ' T0r4a.lt by . . ! ' :; . . C V SWAN , Dec. 27. Old County Wharf . G.BRADQRD, &CO. H AVE this day received per Schooner Susan Mary, from New York.-a- further assort ment of SEA30 M A BLE GOODS, a part of which ar as follow:'. s'--' .' 20 pieces extra, super. Calicoes, dark ground, latest st jle, ' 20 do. super, and common black ground do. 25 super.' Navarino Plaid do. 20 do. 5-4 plaid Ginghams, 10 do. 4-4 strips do. - 1 do. superior black Gro de Naples, 12 doz. Thread Cambriclc Handkf, Irom fine to extra superfine,- 60 pieces 4-4 Si. 6-4 sujer and common Swiss Cambrics. : , .'. " ' 0 doz. Ladies black Worsted Hose, assorted trom coarse to vrry fine,; A few pieces fine dotted, and extra, fine Needle workM Swiss Mull Muslins, 14 pair 13 4 Engli Crown Blankets, 22 do. 144 do. do, do. much su--'y perior to the best ros blankets. ' " ' BY LATI 'ARRIVALS, SO Bags prime COFFEE, : - 16 BbU Jrbh POTATOES. jyewbern, January 5lh 1S29. ' ;U few half bbls. do ; V ' ' - ' 6 bbls; BEEF, : . ' . : SO small keet superior goal itj LARD, put op forfatrfily-nse..'-.' : ' : ' 100 busbeli IRISH POT ATOES -for sale by . --",;, ,'- GEORGE A.HALL. March 14-70 74 e - : . NEW- nn H E happy effects of the Botanical System of JL rracltcc, more especially ol -late employ en in 1 he cure of diseases, are such as entitle it to a high rank among modern improvements. sThe opinion lone-entertained in its favour, bv many of the iudicious. a thorough experience 'has' now demon strated to be well founded ; and with the numner and variety of its salutary achievements, its repu tation is dailv increasing. ' It must be evident to every discerning mind that the present prevailing practice of medicine which rejects this botanical aid, is at variance with our nature and with our happiness, mercury the Lancet. & the Knife, are chiefly relied upon bv physicians and surgeons of the present day for the removal bf almost all the diseases inciden to the human bodv, nntwkhstanding the deleter! fis acents. are evidently fatal to multitudes.- Deeply impressed with' these facts and with a view of reforming the science and practice 6f medicine, an individual of this city, in the yea 1827, procured" a lot , of ground and erected -1 handsome and convenient edifice for an Institu tion, denominated the United States Infirmary psnmilc fof emnl 'Vinp a "reformed system of practice in the treatment of diseases; the remedia resources bing chiefly derived from the pronuc tions of our own country. - The course of treat ment adopted by this Institution, was principally the result of near forty years experience of a dis tinguished medical reformer; which course, we are hapj? to statefc has been crowned witp signa success, and proved to a denvnstrationj that with out metcury that boasted champion of MATERIA MELIGA, or rather poisonmiv drngs, diseases generally may. be cured by those more safe and salutary means, which the God of nature has so iberally scattered around us. with the an irre- SUGARS 1 rri HE Subscriber has'iust received by the late f I to rrMm TJi-Vork imd Philadelphia', a general assortment r GOODS rcoosisting of at most every article n ins huc i which are'the following : , Old Cognac, J s Raspberry J . - ' ' - - Holland and Cduntry GIN. Old Irish WHISKEY Rye - do. ' ' r 1 Old Jamaica, ) . West India, RU3I, - Northern - ; v , : Cordials of various qualities, Loaf,' Lump, . White Havana, Brown. . Madeira of several qualities, Dry Lisbon, ' , Sherry, , I Teneriffe :- Curat, Muscat, Malaga, Port, and Champaigne, 1 Imperial. 1 Gunpowder, V TEAS Hyson, Superior Spanish Segars,, Fresh Rais:n$v ' " ' : Buck Wheat, kr.. . Together with almost every article in the Gro cery line, "hat can be called for. '' Also, a general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery; Crokery, Plain and Cut Glas and China Ware", Boots nd Shoes: Hats,. Cotton Bagging, fcc, together with a general assortment -of Paints. Oil, Window Glass. Varnish, Fancy and rWindsor Chairs, Sic with ntimerous oth-r rti miei too tedious to enumerale all of which, ne will dispose of on reasonable terms, for irash or country produce. GEO- A. HALL. Nov. 22 55 , ':;v'1' f DR. J. V: AX TRIDOE'S TINCTURE ,; FOR INDIGESIiON, termed Dyspepsia The discovery of tbw medicine has been th effect of Ifng and attentive study , and is now made public from the most decided conviction foiinded on ample experience -of its power in era dicating this disease, after every ther medicine had failt-d y It has only ' beTa in , this country twelve months, and it has" done wonders in giving restoration! and in asthmtfticnt'cases, its benefi cial effticts'has been astonishing. Dr. James Farmer, Member of the Royal College of . Sur geons in London, declares in hii-Treatise, that Asthma and Indigestion are found co-existing ; the 8tomachtt all times exerts considerable in fluerrce overhe pulmonary functions, and H is therefore fair, to conclude that the former disease is aggravated by the latter. v Asthmatic people continues) the ft arned Doctor, should impose opori themselves the same regulation as if the -case were purely dyspectrc.; . This Tincture opens ob . structions of the spleen and liver, deanseth the breast of phlegni, and the hest of humours ga thered therein ; iremoves pain in the back, stom ach and sides, ; and cholic. Also giddiness in the head which all proceeds from indigestion. ,It has been recommended by some of the most emi nent phyicans as a valuable medicinein dyspep sia'. jSold in square bottles, wholesale and retail, by - T. WATSON. Actc??rn, Nov. 53 3m PO LLOK 5TREET- NEAKi-x Ofi-uaiJ.r- THE-UNION HUIJl,. ' and FOR SALE. THE Subscriber offers for sale his DWELLING HOUSE. Persons de sirous of purchasing, can call and ex 'amine the premises,, and enquire the terms, which will be verv accommodating. . JOHN G. KINCEY. Nfwbern, April 2, 189 , ; i ,i , X will sell that valuable Plantation on which I JL reside, on Trent; in Jones county, containing at.out 5.00 ACK;S.-ricludrng 600 a err s cleared, 40O iudre, we i t a orth clear ine the remainder Savanna arid Ppco'son,1 abounaing in wood and timber, convenient for the purposes of , the plantation. . , . . r " t I do not hesitate to say, that in variety and fer tiiitv of sou, good con dti ion healthfulness good neighbourhiod, extensive and commodious buil- J a. ' ings, inia pianiauon is uot surpassed by any ia ants couniy in i-?ip ? - -"x Z.:--fx . The terms would be lilcral. J It is probable that Bank acommodation could be had for, a Iart ; t the purchase money..:' ..-"V . , , . .j.'-.-'-y or , further inlormation enquire, : in my ab- j5enceof Johr P, Daves, -Esq: of Newbern : -'V DURANTHATCHJtJs'R, V- .E October, 15, 182S 50tt, W -.jk , -iSIJB 11;, SEED S. JUST received from New York, a general as- sortmentofCrARD EN SEEDS; warranted to be of the nrst quality among which are the fol lowing? , j - -Blood Beet " v , 7 0. RedTjujnip Radish-' -Yrllow Onion ..Curled Silesia Lettuce V. Jluta Baga Turnip f "c irarsiey., --v : Vegetable Oyster;: Lima Beans v. ;i .iSarijrj40;Sa)r feei. Long Scarlet Radish i tarly York Cabbage nea union Spinnage Cucumber 'Parship' ;-;wy ,; Pepprr Grass --k;--. Dwarf, Imperial Peas China Bush Beans . Animated by the past success. hope of benefitting future generations, pressible desire has been felt, that measures com menmrate with the importance of the object' should be taken; -to promulgate this valuable sys-? tern of practice, and thereby improve and reform the noble an t important science of medicine. .... After reflecting for years upon the most pru dent and successful method of effecting s- desira ble an obiect. it has been deemed - expedient to establish a Medical School, with competent teach ers. where students may receive ooard and in-1 struction until they are, fully qualified to practice in the various branches of the lealingv art, upon the reformed system. e are now happy to announce, that a building tor such an insitution has been eree'ed. and (by Divine permtssicn) will be opened in Nov. next, for the reception of Students. . The b'iliHng is large and commodious, situated in Eldridge Street, between Grand and Broom, and adjoining the present U. S. Infirmary. It is in a healthy and pleasant part of the city, and has been completed ,at a great expense. The following branches will be taught. 1. ANATOMY ' 2. SURGERY 3. THEORY AND PRACTICE OF PHYSIC 4. MIDU IFERY, AND DISEASES OF WO MEN AND CHILDREN. ; ; 6. M ATERl A M;D1CA AND PRACTICAL BOTANY. - V--'-v ' v 6. CHEMISTRY AND PHARMCY, The benefits to be derived by an attendance at this Institution, will;-we trust, be dulv appreciated by those who wiah to acquire a correct knowledge f the , healing art. 'Here the student will be taught all the modern practice wnich , is' deemed necessary , "in addition to the Botanical ; and in consequence- of his residing 5 in the. Institution, and pursuing a systematic course of studies, com nn ng each of these departments, he may acquire. a knowledge of both in less ' than . one half the time, and with half the espt-nse, that is required at other Medical Institutions. ! - ' - - v Thre being an Infirmary connected with jhe cademy. the students will have the benefit of tlynical practice,' by which the experimental part of medicine will be acquired with the Theory. Another advantage held out to the student is, that all those who conform to the rules and regu- t. r- . i ij 1 1 -1 r 1 . ' v lunons 01 uir scuooi. anu mere nnisn meir euu cation, will nave employment, with a generous compensation, secured them by the Institution, to disseminate the practice; of medicine in ciffer ent sections of the country.-. . - . - ' ; x nece win De no specmea rime to complete a coure of study v but whenever the student is qua 'ified fo pass an examination; h will receive a viploma, and this Diploma will have a decided advantage over fvery other, as it will enable the possessor to practice n every Slate in the Union, without molestation. -j.-v REQUISITIONS. The qualifications for ad mission into the School will be : J; A certificate if a good maraL chara cter. 2.. A good Engiish hduuauon. v . : . , - : v TERMS. ' ; v T be price of qualifying a person for practice, will be one half payable in advance ; board u-ing an extra charge, will be 'r$2 50 per, weeki Som-provision is made for young men in indigent circumstances. ; All communications addressed to the Superin tnedant, of the U.S. Lfirmary, on the subject of jus circular, rost raid) will recetve attention. ' r W. BEACH, M.Dr ; V. S.lnlirmarv. Oct. 1. 1 828. ,1 1 fiO lv STOTICE. February Term, A. D 1829, of Craven ourt of -Pleas -and Quarter Sessions, the subscriber qualified as Adtmnistraior to the t-sta'.e-of -John Bright, late of said County tl de ceased. Persons indebted to smd estate, are hereby required to make immediate payment, tnd those having claims against it, are notified, that unless they are duly authenticated and pre sented to the subscriber within the time prescrib ed by Act of Assembly, this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. J f JOHN M BRYAN, Admr. April 11,1829. '74-77 CHEAP GARDEN SEEDS- . ' Warranted Fresh and XSenuint- 12J cents per az. THE Subscriber hasx just re ceived from the Nursery of D, fc. C. L.ANDRETH Philadelphia, a choice and general assortment of Garden Seeds, which he will sell much lower than the usual retail prices. - They are carefully done tip to packages, each of which contains the wasrantee of the Proprietors, who hold them selves responsible for the good quality of the Seed - . ; - .v ? . . They consist in part of the following : Early York Cabbage " , Largy Drumhead do. Large Bergen - do. , Long Red Beet, Early Turnip rooted Beet Long- Orange Carrot Large Parsnip Round Spinach Early Dutch Turnip Red Top V do. Lorig.Scarlet Radish do. Salmon do. Yellow Summer do. W hite Spanish do. Black do. do Curled Parsley Curled Cress Early Bush Squash White Solid Celery, tied - do do Early Cabbage Lettuce, Early Curled , do Nutmeg Melon, White Onion, Yellow do Red eye Bunch Beans Early Brown Speckled," iv : isix weens -Carolina, or Sewee, v. L.arly Frame Peas, , . . Bine Imperial do.' Dwarf Marrowfat do. . -x also, - - A variety of HERB and FLOWER Seeds. ; ' THOMAS 'WATSON 25 cents per 0. 25 cents per quar ri HE Subscriber informs bis 1 friend and, the I public, that be has- established a LIVERY STABLE arid CARRIAGE HOUSE, on Pollok Streetvriearl? opposite the Union Hotel, Where alt applications connected with this line of busi- nfS,.will.Tece' ve every necessary attention.? " Good and safe Horses, with single or double GLft and Hacks, with servants if desired, will be furnished at any hour during the day or riigh, and the'sobscriber'si endeavors will : be used to afford satisfaction to lruveHers ,and gentleman who may ride for recreaion,; by contributing to th-ir comfort a d convenience. v His charges will be at least s reasonable a those :of any similar estabti'-hment in the rotate. ;. - i The Stables being large, in complete order and under the care of experienced Ostler?, are, open for the reception of Horses on Bard,' by Ihe day .'week, month or year, on yerymoderat terms.' Thv will In- furnished with the best f Proverider, m.atnrile qHaritlties and "the careful attention of the Ostlers WILLIAM HINDES. January 10. 1829. .- '' ": . ' : RE GtTLi ATIOJS J EOR SAIiE OR LEASE nriHE hall LOT in Craven street,! adjoining tl Jl Mr. Isaac Taylor's on the North, and oddo. T suetne Dansoiiiewwrn. tor terms, aonlv t " M. C.; STEPHENS. Netebern. April 17, 1829. THE. Subscriber informs, the: Inhabitants oX Newbern aiiditsvicinity,that hehas erected a. an his. Pembfoke'Plantation; near' the banks of Bric'e'sCreekV The surierior quality of the Meal gfound at this Mill.'and the facilities of comma- nicaiiun wiia 11, ivciuri 11s proximity to Newbern, render it very desirable to customers Those persons who are necessarily compelled to bring their Corn to it by land, are informed, that they will be permitted to pass the Pembroke Ferry free of toll ; and should the Wind Mill be unable to work, .from the operation of natural cauies the 'subscriber tvill exchange Meal for Corn, at the usual deduction! Those who bring their Corn by. water transportation, will be furnuhed eratit with, a horse and cart, at the water's edge, to the Milif To constant customers,' he offers the additional inducement, of grinding Horse Horn rainy, ; without receiving therefor any toll. The distance by water to this Mill, from Newbern, i, orilv three miles, t ' , DURANT HATCH. April 29 1829 7 8 REWARD FOR THllTEAM-BOAV CODORUS," ! CaptHin T. Chadwick. the passage from Beaufort to Newbern, , or Newbern to Beaufort, $1 50 From Beufbrt to the Canal, 60 From the Canal to Newbern, 1 00 From Clubfoot's Creekto "Vewbern, 75 From Lucus Benner's to Newborn, 60 For Children under 12 years old, and Servants, half theabove prices. Each pasenger allowed one Trunk with- , out extra charge.' Freight oer barrel, from 'Newbern to Beaufort, - r 40 From Newbern to L. Benner's, 20 From Newbern to Clubfoot's Creek, 2,0 From Newbern'to the Canal, 30 From Beaufort to the Canal, - 2 Boxes, bags and bundles will be charged acl? cording to the ludgment of the Captain. , All passage money to be paid o the Captain, on board the Boat. All Freight to be paid for on delivery. Merchants and others sending barrels or pack ages are requested to mark them for the person intended, v C. V. SWAN, Agent. Newbern. B. L. PERRY, Agent, Beaufort. February 7, 1329. ROKE JAIL, on Sunday night, the 13th ingt. allegro fellow belonging to Elijah SheDard of this county, tiamed ARTHUR, convicted at tli Uh Superior Court of the murder of Thomas Kiixg. Arthur is a likely black, about forty years of ae, five feet five or six ioches high high foreheaii speaks iOw, and, if confused,' coughs and appear to have some little impediment in his utterance. . .The above reward will be given 011 his appre hension and delivery to me, or confinement iu any jail so that he be brought to justice. As the fellow was convicted of an atrocioua murder, it is hoped that all due vigilance wtl! be ued by the community to arrest and catfiae him. - t f BRICE FONVIELLE. ShJ. Onslow County. N- C. April 14th, 1829 76tf. Ten Dollars Reward. RAN A WAY from the Subscriber on Sunday the 19th instant, A bright Mulatto Man named Mark. about 42 or 43 year? of age, five feet 10 or 11 inches .high; straight and stout built; a rood countenance ; a film coming on his left eye had two or inree pair 01 nomespun jackets and Trow sers, some of them filled with wool and dynA purple. He went off with a free mulatto woman by the name of Dill Moore, who has a free pass, and I expect she ha procured one for him aUo. I think tbey will aim for Washington or Newbern, for the purpose of obtaining a passage on board 6omi? vessel bound for a Northern port. Should Dill Moore take a passage for herself only, she probably may have the man put on board pri vately. The abojf reward will bp pnid to any person who will deliver the said Mark to me, or secure him in any prison so that I get him again. Matei s of vessels and all other persons, are hereby forbid to harbor, employ or carry off th said Mark, as I, will- prosecute with rigour tho person so offending. i ! . JAMES II AN RAH AN. Washington's Ferry, Pitt County, April 25, 1829. State of North Carolina, , Craven County. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb ruary Term, A, D. I82y. j James Riggs ) tw. . Original Attachment, Richard Tillman, y Levied on 50 acres of Land, more or less,ying oqfouth side of Bay River, joining the lands of David Tingle, January 31st, 1829." IT appearing to the Court, that Richard Till man is not an inhabitant of this County, it h thereore, ordered, that publication be made in the North Carolina Sentinel for six weeks, that said defendant appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for Craven County, at the Court House in Newbern, on the second Monday of May, 1829, and replevy or plead to issue, or judgment will be entered up against him. ; 1 ' :. Attest : . - J A MES G. STANLY, Clerk , Feb 27, 1829 J69. price adv. $5 1 PLOUGHS. xvruby March 14. 70tf. CONiNECTlCUT PLOUtiHS, for sale HENKY DEWEYv BOii.RDSPJG HOUJO JOSEPH E. ANTHONY, . RESPECTFULLY -informs till I friends and the public generallv: tht aailf I Denaj openea a pUAnDliNG HOTJSE bis Jan.31-tf 'J.'CAMERON, , Old County-Wharf: r -'44)axreIs:MessPOR ilrA at his residence on South Front-street, where he is prepared to accommodate Joareferand Lodg. ers in a manner that he trusts will give entire sat- isfacition " to those who may favjr him with their , company., t: - . Newbern; March 21, 1829. 72 tA;N Assortment offresh ;GARDEN SEEDS TjL warranted "good ' received from Wethers: teld, Connecticut, and for sale fy&&HKi& mrh2r-WILLIAM ; SANDERS; GIG FOM SAX JSa new ra Si IS t.Latu, made an Newbern, o f I n A hA6 molAriflla Bnn var I Z .L. " I .1 . ck -w w w lUBibiiaif uaa vbb W iff I iinri nanriv finishedr- , ' A!so, a STICK GIG, nearly new. made and finished in the same manner. Both of which are I superior; to those generally imported from the North.;;, They will be sold on accommodating -v'TX;"tIa''irARD Pothose;generaiiy:;imported;fromvthe ETNew.subsc -1 ' keV 5vVr ': ' -'W :: r , ; T -- -'l N?hhey vUi be old on accommodating miniature portrai 2i&rs ' ' , -t-'---:'.':t6v.-A; fBi-XTIJSe :. C iemt, on application to-'y&? Campbell and M .t 400 fcamsy-for safe hvr ::Hm XI -4' 4 f&T'hJ? ij gFORGP ati at t workPortrait. The , Ladies' Literary Port Folio ; Or Friendships' Offering for every week in the riv. s year. Philadelphia. A Literary and Misoellanenus Repository ; de voted to the Fine Arte,' Sciences, Reviews. Criti cisms,' the Drama, the Toilet, Tales, Poetry, Sketches, Music, Engravings, General Litera- tute, iws, tic. tie. lhe' Original articles are by distinguished American writers. The select ed from the leading journals of the day, inclu ding the choicest beauties of the London Monthly Magazine, The Athenaeum, London Weekly Re view. New Monthly. Magazine, Edinburg Review JUondon literary Gaeette, Blackwood's Maga zine, tee. ' The f orget-me-not. Keen-sake. Amu- let, and otner Annuals. f " The Port Folio is riow published jpvejyjweek at 3 per. annum.;but (tor. the convenience of re mittHnces,! two copies "will be furnished on re ceipt by, mail of $5. , Address, (post raid) Tho mas C. Clarke, 67 Arcade.. Philadcltbia. V EDITORIAL NOTICES. I he Ladies Literary, Port Folio : bids fair to stand at the head of publications of its, class. The otMiowieugcu luieuis ai 111 principal eaiior, wno has for a number of years been engaged in simi lar works,) and of . his able. literary coadjutors, wiu ceruniuy give it a cnaracrer wnipn lew otn ers possess, iic--Wellsburg Va- Gaz, ' t-r The Ladies' Department is conducted by one of .1. . . 1 1 - r . . f iue ntusi .aistingaisnea remaie writers Ot our conntrjr. Rockingham Vaj JUgister.1 ' j It is more elevated and chaste in its character than the generality of similar publications, tec V - I r'i'S't. yUlica N V Intel figencer.l The editors have the assistance of several emi nent writers, and they present a work well wor thy 'of patrOaage";&c.p',; ' - , - The N. Y.' Morning Courier. In. point of literary merit and mechanical exe cut ion, it surpasses everysirnilar publication, we have. yet seen, Hy-JVattrtown & Y.; Register. . Indeed it is altogetiier a superior work &c. V I ' . N. Y Mirror and adicir Literary Gas. ' ffj" Several of the "daily gaaettes in this city', in New York, tec with editors of the most respec" table' Journals in the United States hAve concXir red in those opinions which are respectfully sub mitted to such as have riot had an opportunity of H3T New subscribers are furnished v.witn .;the miniature portraits of Shakspeare, Byron, Scott' Campbell and Moore,"engraved Expressly for this sits of American authors, m ft imj alsofirick this yIomei- ;'v; v.'i Twfjjity Dollars Reward. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, at Pleasant Grove, Johnston county, some time past. two negro men, V1KGIL and SOLOMON. Vir- gil is of dark complexion, spare built, about six feet high, thity-five yearW of age, speaks slow,and hen spoken to has a down look, and seems aiucb agitated if taken on surprise. N particular marks recollected. Solomon isiuclined.to be of a copper colour, about five feet eight or ten inchts high, about fifty years of age, speaks slow, in in telligent and plausible, and professes to be a christian ; his teeth are much decayed before, has a large mouth, bis feet and hands have the appearance of having been burned ; his ihnmbs, in using his hands, bend very far ; the nails oa his bauds and feet appear to be affected with a tetter. He may be lurking in or about Neubern, or at (he Egypt Plantation of John Washington, near Fort Barnwell, in Craven county, as be bad a wife at that plantation, belonging to Mr. iVasb ngton. 1 will give the above reward to any person who may apprehend and lodge them in jail, so that I get them again, or ten dollars for either of them. JOHN SANDERS. Sept. 27, 1828 49tf. STATE OF AOfiTH CAROLINA, .; " Craven County, IJffT HERE AS, information hath this day V T been civen to us. Charles J. Nelson and William S. Blackledge, two bf the Jus tices of the Feace for Craven County, by a number of the citizens of said County, that a certain Negro slave, viz- Tom, believed lobe the property of Church Chapman, hath absented himself from the service cf his owner, or persons having charge o'4 him, and is lurking about in the swamps .wood?,. and other obscure places in Craves County,, armed with a gun, to the terror, of the citi zens, and killing hogs, ad commttling other injuries to the inb'ahttants. c Tiiese are theiefort, in lne naroe 0f State'Sro command th said Negro Tom 1 surrender biniself iid return home 10 his owner or person?, Saving charge of him g And we hereby require the Sheriff of said County of Ci a ven, to take with him such, power of hi?. County as he may think n cessary to go in pursuit and search of said Negro Ttjoij and him having found, 10 op prehend and- secure, so that he may be conveyed to his. owner, or persons having charge of liim, or otherwise discharged ?s the law directs. And we do hereby declsre, by virtoe of an Act of Assembly in such case made and provided, that if the said lm dotb not surrender, himself, and reiuro home immediately after the ! publication of these presents, that any person or persons may kill and destroy the said slave Tom, by such means as heshe or they, may think fit, Without 'accusation or impeachmenf of any crinieof ofTerice for so doing, or'witlout inrring'any.pcoM j Ginder;our5hand and seals, tbi ' 25tb davoLApril. Ai. f h 1829- jCHARl3S'J, NELSON, J. P. (Seal iWAL S.LACKLEDG E, J. P. (Seal : i. kj astir r or lytgro es. 7J7ANTEDr 50 or CO likel Negroe. The VvY highest cash prices will be given formal between the ages of 15 and 26, and for fnial5 frtm-lsto 26 ye arrf.pply to $ ; r .u ' JJOHN GILDERSLIEYfi. V Kewbere, ApriUst, 192V-r7atf. ' tti-fV:i:n-iv;.:;v- ' n'i - : - " '-' - 1 ; . j ... . . t ' 1
Newbern Sentinel (New Bern, N.C.)
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May 9, 1829, edition 1
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