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l.f
,r,-
in
i
irihabiiahts of lewbern; and its -'vicinity,
hT h hu' rflnoVed fc Ihe Office recently occu
pied by E. G; PasteuVsq i inhere be will kep
nnftanUy tn hand. ,fireb supply -of MEDI
CINES, of, k saperioi quality, which he pntposes
-eHmffitor.CASH;ly." !-'ii'"- -WjA
WfLLbe iiWttby 'jthejuWriDr iotbe
apprebesiou nnd safe custody of Negro
nan BEN J the Drooertv of the heirs of the late
Daniel Stacieiford. " He 6 feet 9 or 10 inches
liieh: rerv 1hlck.-aboot 22 Tears of aes, and
jJrofetses to le1 religions); He is probably lurking;
boutewbern. where he isj weU known, having
lived therewith Mr. Ceil ana mr. j. uooig
f V i. HUMPilREY
tchUnds Onslow Countyt.;My j5. 1830.
NE W G kQ (JE'R I E S J
I HE Subscriber has how fandinS from schr.
8uperbl from New York, the following arti
cles, which !iU be sold low for cash or barter :
2w Rochester Flour
whole and halfcbrls
Pilot and Navy Bread,
f Cr.Rckerr, s .
Smoked BrH", TOngoes
Mackerel, in half brls.
Kidney Potatoes, U
Raisins, Almonds, Figs
Cheese (a few first rate,)
Prunes, Cranberries.;
HuUtrj first quaffty,
Bef, mess and prime,
Candles, :-: Sperm Oil, r
January 8; 1830.
Carrots, Nuts,! Apples,
Cabbages, Onions, gze.
J10RE NEW jGROCERIES.
f ii HE Subscriber has iust received fronalNeMi
JLYork, per schr. SuriRli, an addition to his
formpr stock of Groceries. Among them are the
following articles : - j. l . 1
New Rochester Flour (in who'e and bbls.)
Goshen uttpr ; English Cheese:
' -' Irish Potatoes; Beef Tongues; Crackers
i ; feum, Whiskey, BraFdy j Gin,
v- :Neu" Orleaus Sugar ; Brazil Coffee,
r Teas, and Loaf Sun r. Stc. &tc-
AU of which he wifi s4l at a very small ad
tance Jbr cash, or country produce.
V SAMUEL C; SLrEIGHT.
JVetcoefn, Feh. 13, 1830. V . . ' " ;
IfEW AND CHEAP GOODS
JUST received, brown and bleached shirting'
"and sheetings satinets andBahlieT'sTspuntv
ton, and turkey red; furniture and apron checks;
sewing silks, best black and blue Italian; pins pa
tent and common; needles of the best quality;
Clark s spool cotton and floss.' -
.. . 1 : V-!-: ALSO, - i"i
St. Croix sugar and green coffee; loaf and lump
SHra- s; vtmpowder and bvson tas: allspice and
i clack pepper; nutmegs, cinnamon and:. cloves
chewing tobacco of the best quality; powder and
shot; spermaceti and mould tallow candles; salt
4P SaCKS. ; J JIMSU, :.;r:
The following in the stationary line, Cummin's
and Webster' j spelling books; alphabets and pri
niers; Miirray's Grammars and Introductions
English Readers and Sequels; Pike's Arithmetic
Walker's school Dictionary; school Testaments
and Bibles; books of common Prayer; do.elegaot-
ly bvund ar.d gilt; potkjt Test 1 meats do; elegant
gut pocket books; visitHCcHrdsi bonnet bwards;
slates aiid slate pencils; ever . pointed ditto and
leads j crayons in cases; i silven 'pencil cases 'arid
cbfiimoh lead" pencils; indelible ftnd ; red ink;
pocket ink stands and inkjpowder; liair and tooth
lrohes;; court qplarster fahd finr"scented "Soap
JVJerrv .'Andrews and Am. Eagles; 50 reams wrap
ping paper; 26 do cap and' letter paper, for sale
Tery low.for cain by f ' i
STEPHEN KINCEY
Neuberrt. Oct. 17. 1829. ; ;
FKESHGrOODS
7 doz. Mens Leghorn; Hats,
; 70 pieces Brow Shirtings; I '.''
fjieces 3-4 and 4-4 Bleached da.
3Q
6-4 Brown Sh
Su. a
6 "
Afw
12 "
12
1H.
12 Jot.
6 "
1 '
Huss;a Dinners. '.
RuVsia Sheetings. , t
I tal an CTapesiTrtotts colon,
Superfioe 4-4 jPlaid Ginghams,
Domestic Plaids od Stripes, i
EnglUh Seine Tvrine,
Fancy Madras Hhkfs.
White fig'd Swiss U fancy coi'd Cravats
Small Prussian Shawls,
18 pieces Oztiaburgs,
Lo.Mg and ib;r whit and yellow Nankins,
White ad colored Russia Urillings H. il
Wt-os while arid brown C-iltou Hoe &i half Hose
lYmens black Awhile do from coarse to superfine
a ie nCH trniuuft j.uie wiuiua,
G. pieces 4-4 and 64 Bonnet Cambrics, f
20 dtz. Spool Cotton, ! ' - j; '
Received thw day per schooner Susan Mary
trom iNew York, and tor sale by
; G. BRADFORD, & CO.
Newbern; oth April. 1830-. , J i -
T3 Eft PEC r FULLY announces to the citizens
JL of Newbern, his intention of riving private
,es&o(is, in English and French, at the abodes of
uiose woo may nouor ,nim. oy necomiog nis pu
pils, j it is his purpose to' assemble his!v pupils
snonthly , and deliver aj lecture on History Lan--sruaeei
or some other!, subject connected with
their studies,' o which lecture
the. Public
will
be
. t.
TERMS.
. French, (for 36 lessons) $10.. English, em
bracing History, Geograpliy and the Belles Let
fres, 10. The united studies- $15.
f. NewbtrnhMay 26, 1830-
TS heretiv rtveu. that Wm. Mitgbctx. Faa
JL late of Onslow County, is dead; and: thai at.
the last May lerm orLthe Vourt of Pleas land
Quarter Sessions of said County, the Spl'scribet
qualified, as Executor
of Ithntast will and testa
xnent of said deceasedj
All persons indebted to
the estat, axe requested to tnake ramediale pay
tneut ; and those.having claims .against iC are
. required to present them in the time prescribed
lijtaw, or this notice will be plead in bar of re
ove3r.-:- '': : j-.ui.;. !--.:i.-irU;Vil' : -
; -d . WALTER H ELLEN, Ex'or,
- Way 10, 1830.
viifTI BRADFORD & CO. have this day !re-
J ceived from New York, a fresh supply w
real vutcn ouiog biotas assorted, front cOars
to. supernne, wnicn tney wm tell very 4ow
Neicbern, ilfay 11, Z830.
COFFEE.
HI'.
QAbinPORlO RICO COFFEE of mperior
WV quality, rcceivca ion aay, per 3cnr fllry
. f -ir - i if'; ' ' i' ' ;
a.. BRADFORD Is CO.
Neubern,ZIey IB,
0r ttiit(f tu iKXVVioa
wcr loan calx, Escurnr,
i,Vi
t ForstJety
VA IZO
w7 j. i
prcisiiectijs
o to" :
C A HO LIN A SENTINEL-
pledge myself to gijrc my utmost support to
the present Administration, whale it shall jCO"!1
nue to act as it has hithirto acted for the goid
of the People r while it continues to deserre what
it has hitherto deserved
the thanks of the , Peo-
pie. I believe that arty
eacrohchment of the
r
delegated power of the General Government,
upon the Stile Sovereignties, is destructive of
Liberty. I care not byj what pretence it may be
adorned, by vrnat namerit may ne supponea,
believe it to be contrary to the tenor of the Con-
stitution, contrary to the immutable i principles
anon which the Constitution is based,
and I
. n . . i t - -
therefore will firmly and fearlessly oppose any
sucn encroacumem. i Deiieve inai inuusiry wu
protect itself, and that high pseudo protecting
duties never can attain such a desirable end. I
believe that the self-staled American System is
false and foolish in theory, and ruinous in prac
tice. These are the principal articles of my po-
litical creed, and I wjll defend them as
well as I
can.! I will not be the l!igotted or knavish tool of
any Party, but I will, to the best of my ability,
tell the truth, and the whole truth, and nothing
but the Truth, concerning Public Men and Public
Measures.;" j
The i Carolina ' StirrjiatrJ
will be published
verv Saturday at $2 50a year, if paid in ad-
yance, Or $ 3, if paid at the end of the year
4ny person who shall obtain five subscribers,
and guarahtee the pay mentVthjereof, Shall have
the sixth paper gratis. !. ' ..
Advertisements inserted af the usual rates.
A. Jl MAURICE.
ITIOR the PIANO,, ViqiLUVFLUTE, CLARI-
MJ 'ON ET, tic. consisting of every variety of
pieces, some of which are the latest and most ad
mired- . " - ' ' j -'--;- . h- -5' -
: The amateurs of Newbern are requested to call
and examine the largest and besk collection ever
.a " ' a 1 i I-'-
onerea. in mis piace. j - : .
Jan. 30. i ; S. H4LL
I
HAVE just received by the New
BERN i'ACKET, fronV Norfolk, and offer; foi
sale the following artides which I will sell low
focash, or barter for country produce.
i 10 bbls. Isle of Wight BRANDY,
j 23 do. VV. India and N. Orleans Sugar,
2(1 bags Coffee,
'.' & boxes Cbocol ite,
. j do bperns Candles,
15 do Fancy Soapj
i 30 reams Wrapping Paper,
36 "Bcks Lirerpobi Blown and Ground Salt,
j 40 boxes Soap, j
I 2 baskets; super ine Sweet Oil,
i lO boxes Segars j,;
'.iV.2 kega Tobacct, !.
E f OO - FtOUB .nnerilne. . !
r 30bbls PILOT nd NiAVY BREAD,
An Invoice of STOrfib WARE, such as Jura
Jars. itc. Also, an invoice of HOLLOW WARE
of Pots, Kettles, 'C.
1 f For sale by
I Nor; 28.
HENRY DEWEY
r
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE,
V
ROGGHJS,
til ILL stand the ensuing Spring Season
M commencing
first of March, and
ending the first of July J. in Nerbern and
Ktnston, five days of the week in each
filacer alternately ; and will stop one day ot
the week, in going so and from those pla
ces, at j i rent bridge.
GILES SCROGGINS was Sired by the
Celebrated Sir Archiy ; his dam Iby the im-
P' .teJ Bedford, imported Dare Devil,
y tidair, A pollo.-f Mercury imported
Fe)arnaught,irja ported Jolly Roger, out of
For
ills.
Feb
further particulars, see printed
hand-
STEPHEN SAMPSON, enf
13, 1830.
FLOUR AND
Brown' and bleach
Black Italian,' and
"leguur nBonmn,-
OSHEN RVTTER'
'Shirtings and Sbeetines.
ney colored silk Cravats,
m side Crabs
Marseilles Quilts,
tent Threads, .
Low priced plaid t'
cqes, Lmsey-woolsevs,
20Olb cotton Yarn
pearl Buttons,1 f
lfH doz. Clark's m
e!
end spool Cotton,
Flannels, ii! ' 1!
r'-e.;, white, and gr
7 4, 6-4 damask ti
le Uiapers,
Super and common black Bombazets.
iwiuru oobKing, rvussia oneetmgs, t
Super and common Bedticks, 1 V
Superior Whitney ,t and London Duffil Blan
ket. &C. lie. r L. .:.. -h ' . ''I
A few firkins rood GOSii EN RUTTPn M
ceiyed this day perschoone! Snan Maryi and for
. - . , - L .. 7- m
saleby ; G. BRaDF0R! CO.
1 70 ftbls first rate r Rochester Flour, price
$s pu -. Jtvetcoem,'co 54 183Q
MISS 9J
'rjESPECTFULl
informs the public that.
I 1 hnvinff taken the nleasantlv !:itnatt : mm.A
commodious dwelling on Broad-Street, formerly
occupied by the lateFrederick Jones, Esq. she
is nowprepared to receive a few Pufiils as
Mist H. flatters herself that she shall be able
i afford to the Young Ladies who: pay join her
ramiiy, superior facilities tor ine cultivation of
.heir minds, mannerh and . morals j and that Pa-
ents end Guardians wno nay confide their
danghtert and wards to her care, will approve o
r regnlationi prettjrlhed for the jotrtDnent 01
the aemm.ry. . ; tm - -.M v I-
1 iuiuia for Board and Lodging, Eizht Delia
moiin.
Mis IK would adfait
few Bert
VtrtPLadiet
ber Day fcchool
cwbcTn,:ith AprO.
rXLS SO
r :
Srmtnata
a. war mm iiii has ills ease as. sew w-
H. H, Milman1, in three volumes, l$mo. illustrated
with original maps and plates. The loliowing
are but a. few of the numerous testimonies qi ap
nmhatinn ;hWk Mr. Milman'c Historv of the
Jews has received in Europe :
4 The editors have been most fortunate U e"
easin? on tnis worn ine pen oi a scnoiar,
both
classical and Scriptural, and so elegant and
powf
erful a writer,; as the Poetry Professor
Few
theological vjorks of thU oider have appeared
either in ours tr in any other language, : To rth
Christian reader of every age-and we may add
of every pect-it will be a source of the purest
delight, instruction, and comfort; and of the iiifi-
dels who opeb it perely that they may not remain
in ignorance of avorK pacea oy general wuc.
in the rank of ad tnglisb classic, is tnerp ioi
every reason to hope that many will lay itidown
Though the subject is trite, tin,; maimer of
treating it is such as to command our oeepet
attention. Whili the work has trutn ana s mp i
city enough toTcinate ajchild, it is writteri with
masterliness .flih subject ana anrieganve oi
Composition that fill please the mos: refined and
fastidious reiderX Edyuwrgh aaturaqj t rosi.
It cannot hety bejng one ot the most deeply
interesting works ot ie day : it is invaiuaDjie io
the Christian scliolar.'.'f-BirmingAam Journal-
The most popular hktory iiWbe sonsot Israel
that has hitherto -een publisheo. 1 he highest
enconium te cau pas upi the work (under no
tice, is to urge its pu chas rora a conviction of
its striking and permanent yoith otrK. Lnron.
We are acqnauued wiu no vovK wnicni w
can more heartily recommend' to our readers; to
the younger part f th-tn epeciafy, we are Sure
it will prove a most aceeptae i-resert, .
LrnaofLxierary -uaseiie. ,.
n:
OTICE.-M-The celebrated strengthening
Plaster forpHin and weaYnes in the breat,
bk. or side ; also, for Rheumatic Attections,
Lifer Complaints, and Dyspepsia. for Sale at No
38 Beekman street. This medicine is the inven
tion of an euVinem surgeon, and so numerous are
the instances in! whith the most salutary effects
have been product dtiv it, that il is with ln ut-
mnst roi.fiii n-e recbmmvnoeo to ; all wno are
afflicted with those digressing complaints. The
saie ot tnis Truieov cwminciirrM iu i'lojr, toi.
trom this estauiisnmnv, anciine sates nave ieen
..... ... ... . . i
very extensive j It aflords us. great, pleasure n
stating, notwithstanding a condition was annexed
to each sale, (that if relief was not obtained, the
money should be retained, out of those numerous
sales, from the period bove mendoned, upio th
present time,' ten only1 have been returned and
those, upon strict enquiry, were found to be dis
eases tor wnicn ineywere.net recornmenaea.-T-This,
we trust, when fairly considered, will be the
strongest evidence that could possibly be given
of its utility. - . f
Where the applicants aire known, no uioney
will be required till the tril is made and appro
ved ; where they are not known, the money will
be returned,! provided the benefit above stated is
not obtained! 1 ,
Apply At 38 Beekman, corner of William-street.
Aet York. 2d April 1S30. i
- i - I ! i " Il - ( - 'I
KESPEC 1 FU LLY informs his friends and the
public tht he has just returned from New
York,1 where he purchased a supily of the best
MAHOGANY, and a variety of other articles,
j "f AMONG WHICH ARB
Carved and bronzed
board & Bureau Knobs,
Iron and brass Side
board. Bureau and Por
table Desk. Locks,
Sideboard Columns,
Carved Sideboard Feet
nd Table Lgs,
Glass and Brass Side
Together with a variety of other Mountings.
He is now prepared to make and repair, at the
shortest notice, in the neatest manner, and at re
duced prices,
Sideboards,
Secretaries,
Bureaus ! i
Secretary Desks,
Portable j do.
Dining Tables,
Tea j' do.
Breakfast Tables,
Wardrobes,
Ladies work Stands,
High post Bedsteads,
Field and low post do
Crib
Cradles,'
Candle Stands,
Wash Stands:
And every other article in his lint of business.
He returns his unfeigned acknowledgments for
the liberal encouragement he has heretofore re
ceived, and hopes, by renew ed diligence, to be
enabled to give satisfaction . to those who may
iiiiiiK proper 10 lavor mm wim metr oraers.
QjT He continues I to make, when called for,
COFFINS, of mahogany and common wood, in
the neatest manner; and at the lowest prices : and
will attend to the interment of the Dead.
eteoernL April 17. ?830.
MINES.
i;anxs9 NEGROES, &c.
THE Subscriber wishing to remove from the
ne i g hborhood, "offers for sale his valuable
Plantation four miles west of Charlotte. The
tract contains two hundred and eighty-two acres
of land, a largf part of Which is as good ( as any
in Mecklenburg county; about one hundred
acres are first, second and third crop ground,
of the best quality . -j .(', j: !
The Plantation nearly adioms the celebrated
Capps Gold Mine ; and the opinion seems to be
well founded, that Gold abounds in two hills
particularly, on the plantation. 1 A branch runs
through it for three quarters of a mile, wh ch,
it is thought by men of judement. is as rich
in the precious metal as any of the' Burke Mines.
There is kU on tbe plantation "good Water
Power.) and; an excellent MUl-Seat fori minin
operations, also a Dwellinghouse, two Barns,
ALo, twenty or twenty.five likelj young Ne
groes for saie, or a pan ol them, such as may
not wish to follow inc. I ' !
I Any person desirous of purehuing, can call
and view the premles t or enquire of Mr Robert
J. DinkinS or Ur J. U. Boyd, of Charlotte, foi a
oescriptioo. sec i , . . 1
WILL: BOSTWICKi
N. C Mtrcl. 2D. 1830. u
Charlotlei
N. B The Editors of the North Carolina Jour-
fi4. North Carolina Sentinel, and Milton Gazette
will pleae give the above twelve Insertions in
'heir respective papers, and j forward their ac
c unts as above directed, for pay meat. : -. L
tm
BARRELS fresh ground, received
MW
ay per schr. Irtel from New York,
mi for' sa
. H G. BRAD! UuPi tv'Ot
THE H ISTORY OF THE JEWS," by the iRev
V - -' -
j I -I..), T "1,
Qivitrn,
ttk Afrit,
MEDICAL COilJflON,
FAMILY PHYSICIAN
' t ' ,. miWO OFTHS i
DISEASES OF THfc UNITED STATES,
With their tvmDtomt. causes, Cure, and means oi
prevention common cases in Surgery $ the
' management and diseases of Women and
Children; a Dispensatory, for prepa- :
ring Family Medicines, and a
Glossary explaining Teco
, nical terms "Also, the ,
Nurse's Guide.
: The Scvtnlh Edition.
Revised, enlarged, &. very considerHbly improved
BY JAMES EWELIi, M. D.
eii-
On t..e important subject of domestic medi-
cine, many oooks nave j peen written, wnich.i
though excellent in other resiecis have greatly
fa led of uietuiness toAmer'cbns? because thfy
n eat of diieases which, exist ing in very foreign
climates and constitutions, must widely diffe r from
ours. Thfe book now offered to the public has.
therefore the great advantage f having been
written by a native American, of long and sric?
cessful practice in the southern states,, and who,
for years past, has turned much of his attention
tat the composition of it. . : j '
To every fa'mily, more especially those in re
mote situations, the possession of this book must
unquestionably, be of incalculable ., value 4 for,
conducted by such a guide, it will. not ,be pre
sumptuous to say that any person of Ulerable
capacity, mud reasonable attention, may b ena
bled to practice with satety an( advantage, in
those cases of simple j diseases most incident to
our climate. i 1 !
RECOMMEJitDATIONS.
In testimony of the merits! of this work, the fol
lowing commendations; jhy some of the most
distincuisbed medical characters of the United
States, are inserted, .
- Baltimore, Nov. 18, 1
Dear Sir: I have-been irulv eratified in the
perusal of th Sixth Lditjon of your "medical
be improvements made in this new impression
of youi work, compared with the former editions
are indeed extensive and important lnd pend
ent ot your having enlarged considerably on dis
eases generally . you have introduced additional
matter, which ereatly enhances its value. The
ntroduction ot the Nurse si Guide, as also the
treatise yi -u have given 011! the management of Te
male complaints, will have the most happy effects
in correcting the gross errors daily Committed by
ignorant persons, and -thereby save many valua
ble lives. 1 ! ' '
I do not hesitate to say. that this hew edition of
your Medical CompHnionJ is decidedly the best
popular treatise on medicine, that has ever been
published ; and considering it, as I verily do, a
safe and useful guide for heads of families, as well
as for voune practitioners of medicine. 1 take
much pleasure in recommending it to the atteu
tion of our fellow citizens, 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 soon be called upon, by the public, for
another edition.
i km. dear sir, with much respect, your friend
and servant,
! COLIN MACKENZIE, M. D.
James Ewell. I
j Philadelphia, August 13, 1816.
Dear but: l have looked over, with some
care, the copy nime intra luutun us iuc nrcvt- i
ical Companion" which you did me the favor te
present to -me.
By the additions and revisions civen Co this
lew impression of the work, it is not only enlar
ged, but exceedingly improved.
After stating so muchjj 1 need hardly repeat aa
opinion, which 1 publicly, expressed on a former
occasion, that I consider; it, as indisputably, jthe,
most useful popular treatise on oiedicine with
which I am acquainted.
Compared w'rtii i the
European Books of the
ame nature, it has, especially in relation to the
reatment of the diseases of our own country, a
rery decided superiority.
I trust that the success of this literary enter-
orize may be equal to vour verv erenerous and
benevolent disposition, i
W fCn great respect,
lam, dear sir, yours, Sic.
-1
N. CHAPMAN, M. D.
Philadelphia, December 81, 1807
Dear Sir ; I have ! carefully perused your
work T Mtrlirnt otnn Anion . " n nr) take nniih
pleasure in expressing my entire approbation of
the plan, and of the utility with which you have
- . ; v a .
counuciea your inquiries, sour dook cannot
i-:i 1 .ui- , . tum. ..i.r.
v av? ca vci v aai.sc litnuib ps cau w m puvnv
in general, and especially to our own country-
nen. lam really of opmiqn, that you are entn
tied to much praist for the pains' which you have
taken in furnishing us with a work, the want of
which has long been experienced among us.
1 our friend, &c.
B. S. BARTON, M. D.
Valuable House and Lot
For Sate.
I.:ii
will sell dn accommodating
terms, that eleeant House and Lot
in the Town of Beaufort, where Capt
Burns now resides. Also, the
SALT
near ! Beaufort, lately owned by said Burns,
A particular description of the premises is deem
ed unnecessary, as it is ipresumed that persons
desirous ol purchasing, win examine them per
sonally. 1
B. ARENDELL.
Beaufort, 20th April, 1830. ,
rjl HE Suiscriber has just received from New
I York and Philadelphia, and is now opening
at his Store on PollockrStreet, a fresh and general
assortment of GROCERIES ; among which are
tbe following : j
Old ornac. ) -
Old Madeira,
Raanberrv.
Com, Do.
Port,
Annie & Peach S
Holland &t com. Rye Gin
Old Jamaica Rnm,
Do. W. I. Do.
Com. , Do.
Old Irish Whiskey, ;
Do. Monongahela Do.
And common Rye Do. '
Dry Lisbon,
Tene rifle,
Sherry, i
Malaga, i
Muscat,
J .C.Ch a mpaigne
M
inpt. &qt. bot.
Loaf, Lump; White Ha. I -
vana, and ot. roix f yr "-rrw
Gunpowder, Imperial, B
Hyson and leck I ' ;EAS
Also, a general assortment of Cut and Plain
) UARDWAREf
Palats and Oils ; Window Glass, Chairs, Nails,
Cotton Bagging; Raisins, lo wholehalf and
quar.boies 1 Buckwheat, Butter. Cheese
; Cavendish b co"m. Tobacco, Spanish
Segan; an anortment of fashion- .
able Hats, Saddles, Bridles,
. " Harness; lie. be. ' ' '-:!--.-
With a variety of other, articles, all of whl
vill be sold at tha lowest nrices for cash .
i
i
country produce. . QEQR6E A UALb
JNOT.23, US. ' ' " " !""":
WlL
rlflHE Subscribers havingT been appoint
J ed Jispectors of TK4FiiL.SWRESi
do-hereby give' notice, that after 3th
Hay of June, all Tab, Pitch and ;Torpkn-
tinb, offered for ale? ill be inspected ac
cording to theLawa of the State. , .
SILVESTER BROWN,
j -c. v. swan:
Newborn, Majl 14, 130.
hawt of the State of North Carolina,
v; ; , act 1784; ; ,
Art V. No master or -commander of any shio
or vepl chall take on board .hi shin or veul
anr such cask or barrel, or kther inspectable
commodities at aforesaid, without beinir intnect.
1 ed aDd branded asby this act is required, under
I the penalty (of one hundred pounds for each of.
t v o,l4. ,ftif the ! informer, and the othe
1 hlf to the wardens of the cour.tr wherein tha
I .n h. .nmmitit ft th f th
j ii00t arach eountv.: to be recovered.with costs.
I hv anion of debt in nv coart of record, ha vinir
I cognisance thereof. ' i ' '
Art YFV tr.r K.'ri r p;h nr T..m-.
tine, shall contain thirty-two gallons, and be free
.: u it J . " . ' L
from any. fraudulent mixture, and in good , ana
sufficient casks, made of good seasoned staves,
and well secuied by twelve good hoops, end the
joint of, the. head placed perpendicular to, the
bung; and before it is branded, by the Inspector
shall be weighed or guaged In his presence, and
shall be well filled with good Pitch or Turpen
tine, and if any Pitch or Turpentine, shall be
found by the Inspector to be fraudulently mixed.
the same shall be condemned, ,jaad forfeited to
the use of the poor where the same shall he,
and by the wardens thereof be cleansed and sold
r . . 1 : 1 1 w -i. ,', .
ior sucn use. auu every oarrei or iar snail oe
of the guage of thirty two gallons, trine measure.
and every barrel of less size, or in bad casks, not
being two-thirds bound with hoops, shall be put
in merchantable order, at the expense of the .
owner ; and every barrel of Tar, Pith or Turnen
Jtuie, after the same shall be ipspected. guaged.
found clean, well filled and in merchantable er
der, shall he by him branded.
Art. A VI. No Tar' Pitch, or Turpentine, shall
b shipped on board any ship or vessel for ex
puliation after the expiration of twenty days
from the time the same was5 inspected, until the'
same shall have been again inspected, and a cer
titicate or certificates granted in the same manner
as if such commodities had never been inspected,
And every person offending herein, shall forfeit
five hundred pounds, and the Master or Com.
mander of such ship or vessel shall be liable to
the same penalty as-for taking on board" any of
the said commodities without being branded.
GROCERIES, &c.
OTEPHEN KINCEY, at the store formerly
s75
occupied by Mr; Willianv Dunn, corner of
Pollok and Middle Streets, has just received.
and offers for sale the following articles," viz
Holland Gin ; Cog. Brandy ; Jamaica Rum ;
n . . I S 1
new Am- hum; nortn Carolina reacn ana -ppie
Brandy ; common cider Brandy; old Irish, Mo.
L I . ; (;U:1,... AM-A.lm
ju sy t wa . mj j swaovwftvt q
Wines; loaf and lump Sugars; good brown u-
gar; Coffee; Gunpowder arid Hyson Teas ; Nut.
megs; Cinnamon; Cloves; Mace; Pepper ami U
spice ; race and ground Ginger ; Indigo and tpp-
peras : Sperm, Porpoise and Linseed OU, and
wiiitexeadi sperm, ana taiiow Canutes , yeuuw
a . V -s 11 - i ITM
oar soap : nne sceniea snavine ooap : row aer tz
Soot; wrought and cut INails; chewing Tobacco
of various qualities, and Lonllard's Snuff; Cotton
Cards
ALSO, on hand and for sale, very low, fol
Cash,
lO barrels prime PORK;
2 do. LARD,
lO kers do
lrta iinnl It a nsl sfTlTl air MAW naa
wiic ot vviiu isesisva vauv wuh as w w a. jni iivjaouav
One first rate new SULKEY of Chadwick'i
make.
And the following elegant articles of Fur
mture.
One pair Dining TABLES, one breakfast do.;
one mantle GL ASS, one TIME PIECE.
Newbern, Mav 12. 1830.
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I
HEREBY caution any person from
trading, for a note made, payable by me
to Thomas J. Fonvielle, ; for ten dollars,
dated 3 1st Dec. 1829- As the said note
was erroneously obtained by said Fonvielle,
r ,! -r
11 a.,11 .,, nftW :, ,n an nprsnn that mat
I " " 1 J j r '
ise proper to trade for the same.
MORRISS WAKU,
May 14, 1830.
Flour, Dry Goods
Mosquito Nettings; plain and fig'd Book Muslin
6 4 fine and common Cambric and bwiss uo.
Irish Linens; Russia Drillings; Spool Cotton; -Bobinet
Lace and Bobinet Footiiier.
Black Italian Crapes, some of tvbicn are vrr
superior; 1
I Super and common 6-4 crossbar'd Muslim;
Boine ace VeiIs; Cotton Cord ? .
Patent Sewing Threads; Fashionable Cravats;
Leghorns, and Cuba made Hats and
A few brls FLOUR, received ibis day, person
Susan Mary, and for sale by
G. BRAD OKU U UU.
Newbern, May 12, 1830. v '
NSWBEXIN
Chmp Boot & S hoe Store
Pollock-Street, three doors East of the Post VJpet
W. H. TANDY, &,Co
i Have just received a larg
sortment )f ashionaoie o-i
and Shoes.which they w ;
mm. n. IVaW rkSfnO Kiw latitr. than tli?J
can ueuxu in ine --t 1 ma'
t . 1 .l. c.n.o Tk.v rocnertlilUY i"vrf
their customers auu uhuu"- 6Ty,
and examine their assortment
si L as? ' rnn '
may 10, icovt ... . j j
R... Gt.vA md and teVWea'l
gpj I iipttrTthe shortest notice
7( a fixrrfVaT a ni.E
SPRING 4& SUMMER GOOPs
E. PRIMROSE
-arc tn.ive and well selew
Iaa? aJ ' Bf SlSSiBj ft- - - Altft
assortment of DRY GOODS, just
irom Nen York, among which are a variety v
FAIl 1 ONABL E A-rtC LESi
Which will be sold ai retlucetl prices
fa R. - - ; . A;. . ' . .. i -:
VGEOpfvV DIXON,
rirrTmtr v informs his customers that
XV Jias just received frou New York, ty-l
I perb, a handsome iisiprtfueai w i?-e
tVummer Goods, u I 1 . If
Jttvbtm, April 17,183
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