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. ' - - - r -- i . ' - - .v ''. - r . Vi : 4 ' i - - ; ' ..' ' ' ' " C- I. ! : l-i V "-I-'- 1 ) i .... lY 1 It 1 . : . . : -i ' :icm-irirfTi T l FRUIT Sift 'V Di & C. LANDRETH, Jtfuriery fy Setdsinen; Philadelphia,? O FFER for sale art extensive and well selected the hiot celebtnted ami desirable rarieties of ' jtpple. Peach, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Apri , cot f Nectarine, fife. :) . InmakinRthe selection of the kinds cultivated byjVem for sale, reference lias been had in ai especial jnanner, to the quality and timetof ripen ing, sp as to obtain a regular succession of good fruU-excliiding all such as were not really wor thy of caltivation haring carefully pursued this course, iiiey uuer uie seicciiuu 10 iiie puuiic wH.11 the fullest'confidence. . ' i ' u The ONA.MEITAL DEPAUTiSlENT is e- ual)y worthy of attention. The collection of beautiful plants both hardy and; those Which re quire the protection of the parlor, is not excelled in the Union, and the prices at which I hey are of fered, far below Chose demanded at other estab lishmeuts. !, ; ' ffj Priced Catalogues may be had gratis of the subscriber, by whom orders are received. ! J THOMAS WATSON Sep. 20 tla ;;'-;'v :K.-'- the "i ' JOITirJAI. OF HEALTH, Conducted by an Association of Physicians. THE IEDICAIi COMPANION, PAIOBLT? PHYSICIAN ; r .'. TREATING OF TBS . DISEASES OF THE UNITED STATES, With their symotoms, causes, cure, and means ot prevention; cotntnon cases in Surgery ; thej management and diseases of Women and f Children: a Dispensatoryy for prepa : ring Family1 Medicines; and a Glossary explaining Tech- ,. nicalterms Also, the ' f Nurse's Guide. ft,IIaltb ibe poor man's riches, the rich man's bliss.' THb primary object ith the conductors to! tpe Journal of Health, is to point out thf of tpe Journal of Health; is to point opt the means of preserving health and preventingdisease. To attain this, all clashes and both sexes shall be acTdressedm a Istyte familiar and friendly j and with an avoidance of suctf professional terms and ; allusions as would in any way obscure the subject orSiUrm the moat fastidious. The fruits of much reading; study and careful observation, shall be plard before them, so at ranged and applied'as td conduce rnost t'fHcaciously to their bodily 'com fort and mental tranquility. To whatever profes fiion Or calling they may belong, the readers of this Journal will find precepts susceptible of valuable application. 'Airrfoddf exercise, the reciprocal operation of mind and. body, climate and locali ties, clothing and the physical education of chil dren, are topics of permanent and pervading in terest. wlh dscussion- and elucidation of which the jages of the work will be mainly filledi RECOMMENDATIONS OF THB WORK.! , We approve of the plan on which the publica tion, entitled the ' Journal of Health," is conduc ted, and believ e, that it i alculated to be useful, by enlightening public opinion' on a subject of Mgh inaptiriaiice to the welfare or society. ..ji he numberswhich have appeared, evince talent,! and fiaay oe viewed as a pledge of the continued use 'fulness of the publication, while conducted by its, present editers ! We,thereiore, feel no liesitation 'in recommending it to public pationage. Philadelphia, Oct. 13. 1829. 1 ri;wh Job.- Professors in Uniyer. of Pennsylvania SAMUEL C. SLEIGHT HAS just opened en the West side of the Old County Wharf, in the store lately occupied by Messrs. CX Mc. b. B. Churchill, a general assortment' of. - GROCERIES, CROCKERY, BATS. SHOES, A-c. ic-'which he will sell very low for cash or produce. Among his Groceries is one Cask' Holland G I thirteen years ma, a vefv superior article, one pipe very ld Seign-tte BRANDT: Madeira and Malasra WINE5 ar d old Jamaica RUM.-Also, a lot of Pilot and Navy Breud, 1829.' TOM SADDLES jwitt -,4 ir- I". apman, ivi. u. V. Dewees, M. D.' C. James, M. D. E . Horner,.; M . D. - Otto, M. D. Tkos. T Hewson, M, D. Franklm Bache. M. D. Bev.' James Montgomery. D. D. Rector of! St. I Stephen cliureii- j " Wm. i. De Lancey, D. D. Provost of the M University of Pennsylvania. ! i 9 B. Bl Smith, Editor of the Philadelphia Recorder, and Rector of Grace church. G. TRedell, Rector of St. Andrew's church. ' Jarnea Abercr-ombie, D.D. Assisiant Minister of .Christ church and St. Peter's George. Welter, i ! Jackson Kemper, Assistant Minister ofChfist I church and i. Peter s. Thomas fl. Skinner, D- D. Pastor of the Fifth , j Presbyterian church. , j - -h ".William M -Engles, Pastor of Me Seventh J Presbyterian church. J I 1 "John Hughes. Pastor of St. Joseph's Caiho ! lie church. !"'' ' " . . . . Michael' Hurley, Pastor of St. Augustine S C-ith "fie church. t 1 . I ! Wm. H. Furness, Pastor of the First Coi j sfregatioual chureh. - "' ' I W. T Brantly, Pastor of the Firkt Baptist . 'i church, and Editofofthe Columbian Star. Jobnl. Dagg,PastVof Fifth Baptist churVh t Solomon Higins, Pastor or the Methodist (" Episcopal Onion chitrch. sj Manning 4 Ffrce, Pastor of St. George's I Metliodisi KpUcbpal church. l In addition to the above, the) names of a num ler of highly esteemed memberf of (the diuerent professions who are subscribers to t le work. . might be adduced as expressive of lite estimation in which it is held With one voice, the public . press, from -one end of the continent to the other; ftaw spoken of the Journal of Health in lerms of Otiequirocal commendation. I ' K ' TERMS i iTiix JotritiTALOF Health will appear in Nura , berspf 16 pages each, octavo, oh the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. ' ricejier annum, ; 1 25, in advance. Subscriptions and : 'communications (post paid) wilt be ' received by Judah Dobson, Agent; No. 108, Chesriut-stieet, Philadelphia. . -i : Subscribers at a distance will discover, that the difficulty in remitting the amount of a single sul V scription'will'be obviated by any four of theru j iending on fite dollars to, JbejBjcenti Tiiose to whom this may not be convenient, e receive to OU'ubers of the work by remittirg a dollar to the '--satnepercon.- .-1 b;"-.'"v '-; -' . "i -The Journal of Health, including the indei. ; twill form at the end of the year, a volume of 400 . pages, octavo. ; ; -:; . j : .: ,; -U T AdE5Ts.-J. Dobson, 108' Chesnut-street Phi ladelphia ; tPl & J. Ntai, Baltimore ; , mtliflk Burgess, 97 Fulton-street, New York ; Carter & HerMc. Boston ; Thomas Watson, Ne w be rn, and I sa naost of the towns of the United States Twenty Dollars Reward, TT AN AWAY.frpmthe subscriber, at Pleasant Grove; Johnston 1 wo negro men, vinuit, and SULUaHJ.v. Vir gilisjof dark complexion, spare built,! about -six feet high, thity-five years of age, speaks slow, and trhen spokerr to has a down look, and 'seems much agitated if taken on surprise. No particular mark recollected. - .Solomon is inclined to -be of I a copper colour, about five feet eight 6rreu inches : Ilight about fifty y ears of age, Speaks slow, in in telligent and plausible, and professes to be a ! christian -his teeth are much decayed before! hae.a large niouth,. his feet ad hands' have the ui'ircarauce ui Having Deen Durnea ; nit tnnmos, in uug his hands,; bend ery far ; (he, nails or; hts hands and feet appear to. be affected with a tetter. He may be lurking in or aboiH Ne vbern, Jorat the Egypt Plantation of John Washing4on ear Fort Barnwell, in Craven county, as he had a wife at tbat.plantaiion, belonging to Mr, Wash- ,1 will give the abore reward to any person who J apu'etiend ana lodge tbemin jatl, iso that I The Sevtnth Edition, Revised, enlarged, & very considerably improved BY JAMES EVVELL, M. D. On the important subject of domestic medi cine, many books have been written, which, though excellent in other respects, have greatly tailed of usefulness to Americans; because thev treat of diseases which, existing in very foreign climates and coi&titutions, must widely differ from ours. TheJook now offered to the public has. therefore, the great, advantage of having been written bv a Dative American-, of lone- and suc cessful practice in tlSottthern states, and who, for years past, has turned much of his attention to, the composition of it: To every family, more especially those in re mote situations, the possession of this book must unquestionably be of incalculable value; for conducted by such a guide, it will not be pre sumptuous to say that any person of tolerable capacity, and reasonable attention, may be ena bled to practice With safety - and advantage, in those cases of simple diseases most incident to our climate. I RECOMMEND ACTIONS. In testimony of the merits of this work, the fol lowuiif commendations, y same of the most distinguished medical characters of the United States, are inserted. Baltimore, Nov 18, 1822. Dear Sir: I have beo truly gratified in the perusal of the ?ixfh Edition of your "Medical Companion, or Family. Physician." The improvements made in this new impression of your work, compared with the former, editions. are indeed extensive and important Indfpend ent of your. having enlarged considerably on dis eases genera II, you have introduced additional matter,, which greatly enhances, its value. The nlroduction of the Nurse's Guide, as also the treatise you have given on the management of fe male complaints, will have the mos,t happy effects in correcting the gross errors daily committed by ignorant persons, and thereby gave many Valua ble lives. 1 do not hesitate to say, (hat this new edition of your Medical Companion, is decidedly the best popular treatise on medicine that has, ever been published ; and considering it, as -1 verily do, a safe and useful uide for heads of families, as well as for young practitioners of medicine. I take much pleasure in recommending it to the atten tion of our fellow citixens, both in town and country. ' I will only add, if your book meets with that encouragement, to which it is justly entitled, you will very soqn be called jupon, by the public, for another edition. I am, dear sir, with much respect, your friend and servant, COLIN MACKENZIE, M. D. Dr. James Etcell. f M Philadelphia, August 13, 1816. Dear bin: I have to ke over, with some care, the tppy of the Tftird Edition of the--' Med ical Companion- which you did me the favor to present to me. Dyrimr addition and. revisions given to this .lew impression of the work, it is not only enlar ged, but exceedingly improved; After stating so much, I heed hardly repeat an opinion, which I publicly expressed on a former occasion, that 1 consider it, as indisputably, the most useful popular treatise on medicine with which. I am acquainted. ! ' Compared with the European Books of the same i.ature, it has, especially in relation to the treatmenl of the diseases of our own country, a very decided superiority. I trust that the success of this literary enter- puze may oe eqwat to your very generous, and benevolent disposition. With great respect, I am, dear sir, yours, Sic. ; N. CHAPMAN, M. D. j Philadelphia, December 31, 1807. Dear Sir; 1 have carefully perused your work, " Tic Medical Companion," and take much pleasure in expressing ray entire approbation of the plan, auid of "the utility with which you have conducted Vbur inouiries. Your book cannot ail to be a very acceptable present to the public iu crenei ai, ana especially io oar own country. nen 1 am really of opinion, that you .are enii- tled topmuch prabe for the pains which you have taken in furnishing us with a work, the! want of whichJias long been experienced among us. Your friend, &c. B. S. BARTON, M D, professor of Materia Medica, Natural HUtory and Botany. -' ; Dr. James Ewdl.- - Charleston, May 7.1808.1. iDar Sir': Your " Medical Companion' con tains much useful knowledge in a small compass and is bat ticularly adapted to these states. Faint? lies remote from medical aid, will, find their ac count in 'possessing" a book which describes dis eases gjo plainly, and prescribes for them so judi :iously, as bid fair to save valuable. lives, which otherwise might be lost. f t Your most obedient servant, i ; DAVID RAMSAY, M. D ; Dr James Ewell. ... r, . .. - ; j . . copies rwr-sa c mt the Book store of r THOMAS WATSO.N- 25 WAiiD. AWLAYin Jan. last, a Negro Mao named TOrtl 1"H1TFIRI-.TI... wriJ Kfluwin in ana aooa flewoern-as a hour Painter. He formerly belonged to .;r. Warrv KiipatricR; or whom 1 bought him. He is about 40 years of age, of dark complexion, stout and well made,? a feet, 7 or 8 inches high, and has connexions at once s Creek, where, or about Mri IsaaciTavlor's plantation or in Newbern. he r Nov. 14 i NEW AND CHEAP GOOUS JUST received, brow ond bleached shirting and sheetings; satijnets. and flannels; spun cot ton, and Turkey red; furniture and apron checks; sewing silks, best b'ack and blue Italian; pins pa-1 ieni ana common; neeiue mc Clark's spool cotton and floss. L - i ;-. ' also, ' L St. Croix sugar and green coffee; loaf and lirnip sugars; gunpowder and hyson t-a's; allspice, and black pepper; nutmegs, cinnamon and .cloves; chewing tolacco of the best quality; powder and shot; spermaceti and mould tallow candles; salt in Fackg. j ALSO, I The following in. the stationary line. Cummin's and Webster's spelling book; aifha1ets and pri mers; Murray Grammars an1 Introductions! . English Readers and Sequels; Pike'? Arithimtic; Walker's school Dictionary; school Testaments and Bibles; books of comm.' n Pi aver; d. eiegnt y bound and gilt: pocket Test .ment do; elegant gilt pocket books; visiting- cards; bonnet board; slates and slate pencils; ever pointed ditto and leads; cryooa hi cas; silver peucil casey aid common lead-pentils; . indelible and red i k; pocket ink stands and ink powder; hair and tooth brushe.; covr plaister 'nd fine, scented Sop; Merry Andrews and Am Eagles; 50 reams wrap ping paper; 26 dii cap and 'r tter papr, for gale very lo for cash by STEPHEN KINt F.Y Newbern. Oct. 17. IB29. ! fJFFERS ; for sale platipd stirrup irons, at $6 50, and frcjmtba: to 25. Also, H ARNESS from $1,0 to du Whkt increases THE WONDER, and ac counts for their cheapness, is O they have been paid for, ) 7. . These together with almost every other arirle in his Jifie, are offered (for Cash-) lower than they can be purchased at any othepr place irV'town. For several years J. TV has, " half Joke, half earnest, ,iy solicited the attention h those whose names have became stationary on the debit side of his Leger ; but finding this melhod ineffectual, he-is under jlhe n' cessity ol retfuesting them. " t dotonrighl earnest," to call and see him. Time, which levels all distinctions, even those of Debtor and Creditor, is beginning to deface some of his old records : but he yssures those; concerned, that they are :resh in his memorv. as a short time will demonstrate. N. B . A neat Northern Sulky for sale. )c. 5. 1829 PLiOlTGHSa JQQ C otuK-cticut PLOUGHS, for sale by Nov 2$. I HENRY DEWEY. TEAS v; .1 is pro paid tor his apprehension and safe confinement in Jail ;; - ft et them again, or tea dollars for either of them I bly lurking. . The above reward will be And if in the act oftaking him, he should resistatid be killed, I will not hold the person so killing, responsible for his value. 1 , HENRY B. MITCHELL. Newbern, October 17, 1829. - r NO committed to the Jail of Craven County. on the 14th jnst. a Negro Man, who. says his name ts John Carpenter, U as Abraham, that he is freeh and a native of Fairfield County, Connec- ircut He is about 5 feet 50 inches high ; 21 or years of ageof light complexion, and bad on when taken, light domestic clothing. ; Fro'mlthe contradictory manner in which he accounts 'for himself, there is little doubt but he i ' :a runaway slave. He has no free- papers, but exhibit a paper professing to be a pas, 1 which is believed to be a forgery. The owner, if any is requested i o come forward j prove property,; pay charges, and, takei said Negro away.V , . I - " ; l -"'a;!jf0RDAN S, CARROW.Votfor.; iewDero, August US, WW; SILK, COTTON if WOOLLEN ! YIN,G AND I SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT) East Front Strekt. THE Subscriber returus thanks to the inhabi tants of rsewbern, and the public generally, for past favors, arid hopes by assiduity and atten tion. to merit a . cbutinuance ; having been at a considerable expense in fitting up ! ;is, establish ment, he hopes, to receive -that, bare of public patronagewhich is due from an. enlightened pub lic. Gentlemen's garments ot every description scoured, dyed or renewed in colour to appear almost equal to new. Ladi s dresses, peliseg, feathers, tloves,v curls, ribbons, Fhoes.&c. dved to any color, or shade of color. Having b'een ena bled from past favours to procure a copper cyl inder from the north, 'which i heated by means of a steam boiler, for the purpose of 'finishing Silk, he is prepared to eatcutt- them in a Supe rior a style as at any other establishment in the union. Merino, and other Ohaw Is, scoured r dyed without injury to the borders, and made fo appear eqUHl tQ new. Military uniforms, wings, epaulets, embroideries, &c cleaned and renewed in color, made to shine with metallic. brilliancy to represent either gold or tilver. Persons residing in the country that ma nufac tore domestic cloth, composed of cotton and wool, will find it to their advantage to manntac- ture it in the raw material, send it to this" Esta blishment to have it dved and finished, as it can be ; made to appear almost equal to 'imported cloth. N. B, Particular care should be taken in as sorting the wool for making pooTl cloths, io pre vent its appearing in stripes after being wove. JOHN BRIBING ION. Netobern, Nov. 21. 18.9 FOR SALE. j V FEW pounds of fine Lambs Wool, of vari- JTm. us colors apply as above. TT RESH Imperial and Gunpowder TEAS, jas B eceived aod for sale by . . G BRADFORD, & Co. 'SALT. bushes iground allum SLT, just re JXJJ ctived per Newberr lf ov Newbern. Aug. 8. bern Packet, and far C. V. SWAN. ES P ECTF U h LT informs hh friends aad; T the public; that he has taken ; f!e . Strvre- I craven street . ionnerij i vhiiwu ir. v k Reid, where he has opened a general assortment j of GROCERIES, which will be sold as Fow as at any other place, in town. Having a number of A convenient Rooms; he is prepared to accommo date a few BOARDERS, either by the year. mrtnth-week, or dav. He nledes Himself thnt . -. , - . W - . B ' " J nn eTertian Shall be wantimr tor ensure the wm...i fort and i convenience of those who may think s proper to patronize his establishment, and indul. J ges the belief that ne wiit ue enabled to give ep tire tisfactiohj His table shall alwnvsi be far. dished with ttie best of viands, and "his cellar with thft. choicest liquors.) . OYSTER SUPPERS will beseryed to parties. or to single persons, at any hour when called for; and; being provided with excellent conks, and every convenience ,for roasting oysters on' an ex. a tensive scale; he is persuaded that Iiir suppers will be found not inferior to those of any other that havenreceded him. V N. B.PIQKLED OYSTERS put up in a sn.Sl perior style, at short notice, and on reasonable ;: irrra. . -.; Nov 14th, 1829. si BOOT AND SHOE STORE. SdfjJ salehy SALT. heavy AUum S LT, for . HENRY DEWEY or . GEO: A HALL. Oct 24- History of iV. Carolina. HISTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA, from lis hat iest Period, By FrancoisXatier Martin; in 2 voh. 8vo Also, Index to the first 25 vols, of the NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. just received and for sale at the Book Store of S. HALL. Nov. 21. !r - CANAL. TVTOTK'E i hereby given that this Cunal is noi open for navigation-, the Locks are 100 feet in length, by 22 feet ir wi-ith, and the Canal can be navigated by vessels w ilhin those dimension?, and drawiner seven tect water. I " -The rates of tol have been fixed so low, as to make it the cheapest, as w ell as the most expe ditious ind safe channel of communication be tween thie waters of tbe Chesapeake and Dela ware. Any information in relation to the Canal rates of toll, he. inVy be and on application at the Company "m Office, No. 41, Walnut-street, Pbila dflphia.r wf ' :J I rorses for towing, may always be hired at a low price, atither end of the Cnal. ROBERT ,V1. LEWIS, President, Chesapeake and Delaware Caoal Company H. D. Gn pin, Secretary'. Nov. 3 1829.- Craven Street, one door South of the Store of AM 4 m ; Jo nn Justice. m JOHNH. GOLDSTON, respectfully informil the Citizens of Newbern, and the public gen! W erally that he, continues to keep on hand an ex tensive assortment of -s- w ja. sjs KJJlJa. J SU Cfa t manufactured' at his K.stabtishment, which he can warrant to be of superior workmanship and quality, and at prices as reasonable as is custom ary, t Having on hand the best materials, he fa prepared to execute all orders on short notice A mill in itte uesi siyir. Newbern, Dec. 19, 1829. WEWBEIIW Cheap BooiSc Shoe Store, Pollock Street, three ddors East of the Post Offics. ' I A RL now opening ai fresh supply of BOOTS TjL and SHOES, of yarious kinds, just recei ved from New York, which they will sell at Very law prices. December 19. . Valuable Plantation FOR ! THEj Subscriber offers for sale, the ' PLANTATION which hea purchase of Doctor Whiteadjoining the Lands t of Col. Washington and ! Captain Russell con taining five hundred acres ; of which, a sufficient ' quantity is cleared,' to make three hundred bar f J rels of corn; This tract isa eood quality of Fort ' Barnwell tand the soil being well calculated for the production of cotton. ' The uncleared i Land is well timbered. I '- .' V SAMUEL SIMPSON. Fort Barnwell, Craven County rDec, 18, 1829. HR PROPRIETOR of the above tine hav- ;ing lately procured new and commodious' Stages, and ad-id several first rate Horses, with 8tead.v and accommodating Drivers, and having also obtained the best stands for tbe comfort and convenience of Passengers, hopes to be enabled to give, entire satisfaction, to all those who may favor him with their patronage. The rates of Stage Fare are as usual viz: lrora Raleigh to Newbern, and' from Newbern to -Raleigh, seven dollars, and for any less distance sis cents per mile, fassengers travelling through, will please pay their sta?e fare at my houst four tqiles from Raleigh ; Way Passengers (who may -1 V "It . . . v not pass my iiouse,; win settle with the Driver, in advance. Applications for seats may be made to Mrs. Ann Dillinrd, sign of the Cross" Keys, in Raleigh, and aj Mr. Joseph Bell's, or to mv stage driver, FurnalConley, in Newbern. This Line pf Stages leaves Raleigh every Tuesday, at 10 A- M. and Fridays at 2 P. M., and .arrives in Newbern on lhurdays and Sundays, at 2 P. M. Leaves Newbern every Wednesday and Saturday at 8 A.M. and arrives in Raleigh the following Fridays ana Mondays at 10 in the morning Be lieving the present to be preferable to any previ ous arrangement, ana that it will, better than any other that cap be adopted, contribute to the con venience of travellers, the Proprietor will use his endeavors to gyve it permanency, by preserving the Line in its present improved condition- I - MERR1TT DILLIARD. Proprietor., junein, 'ti iszif New Rochester Flour. JUST received,, a few barrels new Rochester FLOUR, Cider BRANDY, GIN U WHISKEY Als. APLKS, POTATOES k CODFISH--and nineteen bbls. WHITING, of superior quality, which will be sold low. SAMUEL C. SLEIGHT. Nov. 21. HENRY DEWEY Hasjust returned from New Yorkr and has received an assortment of GOODS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY & CROCKERY, HAT.S, BOOTS, SHOES, &c. Which lie will sell low for cash country produce. November, 18-9. or Just received, on Consignment, A complete assortment of LEATHER, consist- .' r " j "g of Skirting and Harness Leather, Calf and peer Skins, Black and Red Morocco, : Dress'd Goat &t Binding; Skins, Sheep ancj Red Morocco do. And a variety of other articles, all of which will be sold low for cash, at the subscriber's old stand near the State Bank. ' ! Oct. n: JOy TEMPr,ETON. FOR SALE, A Centre Board LIGHTER, ho w on the 'stocks and ready to be launched, of the fol lowing; description, via. forty ix feel keel, fifteen feet beam, our leet eight inebe&in 1 he hold, -built ot ate West materials, under the per sonal direction of a skilful and experienced ship builder!. She my be examined; by any jierson disposed to purchase, on application at the sub; scriberf Ship Yard, on Bo?ue Sound. Carteret l()unty, five mile from wansborough, whre tetios, which will be accommodating, will b made! known.. I ... i 1'" - I": f- WILLIAM BORDEN. ct0ber20, I i i. 'li m. '"" " ' "'. ' m'",r 'I, '."''"' ' '" ' '' ' t"f"Kj i-?-.?- f JAMES RAY TTAbjust returned from New York, and has M. JL opened at Ins Store on Craven-street, near the Did County wharf, an assortment of Dry Goods, CROCKERY & HARDWARE, BOOTS SHOES, & HATS, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERSBS, AMONG WHICH ARE; 'OlyYcltttnr&rTEr'KOnl'T- n - Cognac1; Apple & Peach BRANDY; ' Holland and Country OIN, Mohongahela and common WHISKEY, MadeiraiPort, Malaga & Country WINES, ' Loaf,' Lump and Rrown SUGARS, tlmperiHil and Hyson TEAS, I " Coffee, Chocolate and Molasses Family Butter, Cheese and Lard, Box Raisins and Spices of various kinds, Tobacco, ' Segars, &c. fac, i Which he will sell at the lowest cash prices Newbern, pec. 5. 1829. . J. M. STURGES H AVE the pleasure to inform tbe inhabitants of Newbern and its vicinity, that they have ust arrived from New York wfh a.. GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF I HATS, SHOES ANB CAPSf Iwhich they offer Jor sale at the Store lately occu pied by Mr. John Coart, next door below, the dwelling of Mr, Isaac Taylor. Their Goods have been laid in on the roost advantageous terms it Ne. York, and they are determined to sell them v s cheap as 4 hey can be purchased in Newbern. Purchasers will do well to call and examine their Assortment, which is very complete, and offered jat the lowest cash prices. ; I , Ne w bern j Oct. H. i U - , 1 '.; ,-. w JTEW GOODS, Irish Linens and Sheetings; Linsey woohey i; tow linen ) !; Fine and coarse satinets j flannels 'upeV, middling arid coarse, red white and green Supr black cotton and worsted hose r . uwc auu kuuiuiuu liiliuu II USC unu IJBII nS Super and common plain SwisSs and mull muslinsf Plain and figured book muslin?; 6 4 catnb. do Brown and bl'd domestic shirt ingi and sheetings; Superior light and dark fashionable colored Groj I de Naples - t ' - ' t 1 piece first quality black satin f f Black, white, straw, light arid dark green, pink, I crimson, scarlet and lilac Italian crapes .r Fine and common white linen pocket hdkfs, and thread cambricks i I 8-4 and 10-4 damask table Diaper, French calico k Siiawls . ' 5 4 cashmere shawls; long white kid gloves y t tne and common black bombazets i v Super, middling and low priced bedtickg, Clark's white and colored spool threa Silk twist, assorted Superior largest size Whitney and crown blao kets, jnst received, and for sale by ' ' G. BRADFORD k CO. Oct. 26, 1829. i BXS OP ! I. ADISTG And-othtr Commercial Blanksjfor sale by WILIilAM G. BRY AST HAS just returnea from New York, and is now opeoiogj at the Store lately occupied by Henry W. Jones corner of Middte.k Pollock Streets, adjoining .the Public House of Lewi Bryan, . j 1 f- A choice and general assortment of- DRY GOODS ! GROCERIES & HARDWARE which he offers tor sale at a very small advauce for cash or country produce. Newbern, Oct. 17. PATENT CORN HELLERS . AT 1 25. : JUST received on consignment, a few Pate5T ICorn Shkllerj. They rjorof highly recom mended from Philadelphia, aiid their utility has been tested both at Charleston and Alexandria Farmers will do well to! call -und examine them. I t M. STEVENSON. Jr, Who has just opened, next door to the Store of M. H. Lente; an assortment of tag ib$9&p: HARDWARE CROpKERY . Which he will sell low for cash or produce. Newbern, Oct. 24, 1829. " i J fiTAbbh. Howard-street Family FLOUR JJ7 half bbls. do. do. Just received per sch'r Baltintore, and for sale Oct. 9. V , ' . j C. V. SiVAitb? RESH and sweet, for retailiner, received day per sloop Atlas, and for sale by - G. BRADFORD it tu. Oct. 26, 1829. , A. PliEASANTS, RESPECTFULLY informs his friends in New bern, that he wil be therei in a few weeks, 'i New York,Oct. ISth, 1829 or roes. rrwTAVTtfn eiv t:tkt Nrroes. in ' YV highest cash prices .will be given for na between the ages of 15 and 26 and for femaK from 10 to 26yearsrpply to . ' 1 JOHN GILDERSLIEV& Newbern, April 11829-73; ' ' i
Newbern Sentinel (New Bern, N.C.)
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Jan. 9, 1830, edition 1
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