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NOfcTtfCOLINA SENTINEL, AND NEWBERN COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCER
EUerars ami fWrnllaneous
no less complete ; I have captivated the loveliest wag, just contradict my death next week, will
of her sex. She writes romances, and I have you?" "O certainly, Sir, just to please you
t . i i j i t i a, Uhniirrh nnnn mv woru. i can i nein tninKinp-
e.a to reaa none dui iiers. x am w mi- u8?'. -r--- - - --r -e
f j vc nt uu'murt iTCUi riUKiiif nuuxiic. I IirOmiS
A. hero is nothing in these days, if not hand- nish her with perpetual ideas for her corsairs
some jtfui l must admit, at once, m plain tan- and bandits ; she win never want a aeraon wnuc
guage, without shame or equivocation, that I I live.
am what the world call and particularly the My hopes of happiness on this point had
female part of it confoundedly ugly. There is not yet received a confirmation. I was in h ur
not a feature of my face where it ought to be. ly expectation of a decision, and flattereu
1 look as if I had just walked out of ' Der Frcy- myself except when I happened to be stand
rsfcuhtz.' You would fancy that I had been not ing near a mirror that it would be fav orable,
created, but guessed at, or that I had been made In five days an answer was to be returned,
by mistake. I have been accused of picking up My heart beat responses to the clock, and
my countenance at a masquerade; and it has ticked as if had been warranted. 1 watched
4oo,l W Mr. Farlev invited me for a oo Ti,r W came, as a debtor does a dun,
UCCll oion"-- .-" J viw? . y . II
f,w " Url wn thankful when it was gone. It would
f r People are surprised that they do not see a be on the fourteenth ; memorable date ! Wow
f italics in mv forehead. 4 drawn and etch- thpn for mv letter, 'Letitia,' said I, (these girls
e(j by George Cruikshank.' Liston has fre- get such fine names) 4 you may bring up my cof-
nnrntlvexoressea msaamirationoimv ugliness, tee ana imnti, x .c . xx .v
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NEW GOODS.
i i. :i. - c ma Vova it thp. moment it. r.nmp.s '
antl regarus Hie yilil a .iuu ui cnviuus cmuusi- iray ici u,v"
asm. I was once obliged to fight a duel with a airl stared at first, and I believe almost ti
obliged to fight
The
tittered
J - v -a it, mi
fdend, only for looking at his little girl, whose There has been one already, sir. -men
imagination had 'been excited by reading the never mind the coffee now, put it down and bring
history: of an ogre ; and was a short time after me the letter.' 'O, I refused it, sir.' said she,
nst me for stop- with an air ot discretion. ' Ketused it : luries :
the
rast in : an action brousrht asrai
that, hamicned at
same moment to take fright. I am a particular
iWoritc with the author of Frankenstein, who
fc3llr mo nhilosoDhicallv frightiul, I sat to
her forthc Monster. I have seen people stare
when? - why?' It come by 8 o'clock post, sir A
I thought it was a Valentine, and that of course
you would not take it in.' She indulged me
with another stare, and treated herself to ano
ther titter.
vou died at tne ime specined, . and that you
have merely come back to pay this bill on ac
count of your friendship for me.
Nadir Shah, when encouraging the Persians
to attack the Turks, said- You need not have
any fears or anxiety respecting this nation,
tor fjrod has given them but two hands, one ol
which is absolutely necessary to keep on their
caps, and the other to hold up their trousers ;
and if thev had a third, it would be employed
to holdjtheir pipes; they have, therefore, none
to spare for a sword or shield." .
ORTHODOXY.
The Bishop of Landafs opinion on Ortho-
doxy.-."Yhat is this thing called Orthodoxy,
which mars the fortunes of honest men, misy
leads the judgment of Princes, and occasional
ly endangers the stability of thrones? In the
true meaning of the term, it is a sacred thing
to which every denomination of christians lays
an arrogarit and exclusive claim, but to which
no man, no assembly dmen, since the apostor
lie age, can prove a title. It is frequently
amongst individuals of the same sect nothing
Most Extraordinary Continuation
I OF GREAT AND
i UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
BY THE SYLVESTERS!
ONLY
asbort time ago, i was announced
Office of Sylvester, 130, Broad wal
Wl Pri70 wna sold anA , aJ
TTOSEPH M. GRANADE, & Co. respect
qU fully inform their friends and the public
that they have just received (by sundry late ar
rivals from New York, Philadelphia and Bal
timm-P and are now opening, atthewell known that at the
C3. r.mD ,rAi.iiTiiPrt hv Mr. vvuiiam liunu, tne zu.uuu iTize was sold, and n.t v-r
oiwrc lujuiciij j - - i -r uetnrn
comer OI rOIIOK iiiuuie-sirccts, uiai, oia uitp iu,vFw in oia Buccessive Lotterip
it laanniwvvT nir (immediately aiterwards ovlvester'f nm-. .
AN EXTENSIVE ur.az. 4u,lin:. t Ul
m a mm wi: w m m.. in s t- t i n i
w t lotc. otc. aua again uiu oyivesier, at hi
WINES AIS U mi &i fin raterson, sen tne noie ot the 8MnnA
TTardware, Cutlery, Croeltery and Prize in the iUnioif Canal Lottery, drawn
Glassware. r ,
sale at a moderate bUas uCTcruw; me above defies
cuiiipaiiatn una vuici Venice 111 ifle Unit A
if mr as if the v wondered how I escaped from I felt an earthquake within me but stood firm, better than self sufficiency of opinion, andpha-
Saint George, or wished to know when l was I summoned
inct 9t Wantlev. Frequently have I been puz- hn mv mind:
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zled to kn&w how Warcissus coma iaii in love obliged to take in every letter .mat came un
with himself: the thing scem to me impossible, the right one arrived.
AVhen I havasuryeyea my lace in a glass l nave The post now came. lieu mini, wnat an in-
been rather alarmed lest, instead of passing a RJndation of despatches; I forget how many
nnrkct. 1 snouia pui uiy iiauu iuiu iu - omeat two pence, some ai mree pence, nunc
1 ; V f 1 a; 1 - t ; 11 I .. ' .ii 1 1 1 "
How sorry x nave souibuiucs oeen wiieri can- paid : Some were loiaeci mysienonsiy anu iui-
mf upon a friend, 1 have seen all the little chil- tured into geometrical forms, the seals were
my wits and held, a select vestry riSaical pride, by which each man esteems hirn
The result was inevitable. I was s more righteous than his neighbors. It
may perhaps be useful in cementing what is
called the alliance between Church and State.-
But if such an alliance obstructs candid discus
sions, if it invades the right of private judg
ment, if it generates bigotry in Churchmen, or
There inconsistent with the sreneral principles of
Protestantism, but it impedes the progress 6
the Kingdom of .Christ, which we all know
is not of this world."
I iwtrait for the sign. He httle suspected the
impossibility of painting it; it would be easier
tp personify a. chaos, Fuseli could not have
made me more friglEful, nor could Lawrence
have extracted a grade from me, even when the
alchymy of his pencil found gold in all things.
' Xo painter, therefore, has yet had the courage
fd sketch me. Yet, as I stood the other day
looking at a Hercules and laughing at myself, I
'turned and caught a pale thin young man pen
rrillimr mv contour in -his-pocket book; and a
few days afterwards, while I was talking with
Pome ladies in a cariage, what vas my surpise
at recognizing my own features, in all the subli-
t lriity of ugliness, painted upon the pannel! I
yas in the character of a griffin!
What was worsebe ladies, who happened
i.o be horribly handsome, observed the likeness,
which they seemed to regard as a coincidence
highly flattering to me. I fancied every mo
ment that they would compliment me on the
resemblance, and expect me to present them
; with their crest set in diamonds for minaturc.
-AVhile leaning over, they glanced, first "at the
1 gj ecn pannel and then at me ; comparing the
rrrinoftheffriffin with the smile of unconscious-
j ness that I assumed, and which must have Iook-
! eje very like a paroxysm of horror.
It erew more and more ghastly as I affected
to look pleasant. In endeavoring to twist my
mouth into something less disagreeable, I only
jescrabled a fury playing on a fiddle. At last,
44
ting upon philosophy and tne post-omce, on
illdirected love, and misdirected letters. I re
solved to terminate my wretchedness at once,
and wondering how Chabert could be so fool
ish as to refuse prussic acid, I rushed out in
search of it. But I was notso lucky as, Romeo :
our apothecaries are two well-off; all refused.
At last I found a shop with a boy whistling
behind the counter. I made a desperate effort
to be agreeable, and pleaded some experiment
in natural philosophy, but he denied me like
the rest. I bejfsred lor a little laudnum for the
tooth-ache: but he recommended tincture jaf
myrrh. He wrapped up my change in paper,
and I was again left in the world without a hope.
I tnrnpd mv head and saw that L was passing a
j A (J
cutler's shop. j
I went in and selected a, new set of razors;
thev were not polished and I could not have
thpm that niorht: thev were to be sent in the
, o ' .
morning, certainly not later than nine. I con
sented to live till that hour.
I retired to bed, but to broken slumbers.
beheld nothing but scarlet coats and leather
bao-s--a legion of post men. 1 was wandering
in a hall lined with looking-glasses; I was com
mitted for trial for placing my portrait in the
Royal Academy ; when I awoke it was very near
nine; only a few minutes remained for me.
My ees fell upon the glass, and I gave the last
shudder of disgust at the unhappy features that
involved me in ruin. The delay of the cutler
yniQtW stole affiance at me on mv entrance , no W multiform, and were traced with-every intolerance m statesmen, n not oniy Decomes
ui tAi w--w t n i w . . 7 . r-
'nreTeh eoinff to bed to the proffered privilege impression, from a six pence to a key. There
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of a came at torieits. nasespeare musi nave was, however, surprising unanimuy in cuiueuisv
seen me m a vision wnen ne arew uauoan. they all strucK at me wiin some suiy same
vSpencer also has very nearjys described me in But it was all in vain : nature had done so much
several places, une aay or omer i snan ue ia- i0r me, that my enemies couia noi, uy any pu&
ken up for a Triton that has strayed Jrom its sibility, caricature me.
pedestal in a gentleman Vpond. I should make Many bore the insignia of a button, and more
a Capital study' for a knocker.; '. : of a thimble: every one I came to4ncreased my
.Mr. Nash wishes to take a cast of my face for disappointment ; I looked for South Audly
that purpose. It is not long ag6s since mine -Street at the lop, and iyours sincerely' at the
host of the Saracen's Head' offered me a share bottom, in vain. My mortification rose 20 per
iit thctcoricern, on condition that 1 jut up my cent. 1 paced up and down the room rumma
All of which thev offer for
i
dvance for cash or country produce.
Newberjiy Nov. 14, 1831.
a
fttfltoa T f is Alan ii7rWhv nf iamA .1
the above Prizes were Paid immediately on th
receipt of the drawing. Sylvester takes thit
opportunity -of mtorming his distant friend- '
that all orders for Tickets in any of Yates Ar
un-
a
NEW GOOB.
JOSIS A. CRISPIN
TiVS just returned from New York with
J g-eneral assortment ot
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, &c. '
The following" articles comprise apart of his Stock :
Edward C. O. Tinker,
MPBOHANT TAILOR,
if) ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of M'Intyre's Lotteries, must be addressed as
Hi v.r?. ..j i t;t it h has der, and will meet same attention as on
11. RW 1 illlU 113 - I : ,. ;.. x 11 .--.. - I v'ou
kteK- returned from New York with a hand- app.icauon in an cases tne ong.nal Tick
idieiy icwmcu x A . 1 . 1- f ets are sent, and Sylvester is reomlarUr t:.
a 1 n niw 1 1 iik till j -s a 1 i 1 1 p n
some assuruneniui w "IAA K,r tKn fSSfofo T.otiorcnocil nnf.-v 1 1
acuuj ui.. 1 o jiuy uc anuresed
S. J. SYLVEeTER, New-York,
Pittsburgh, Pa. or Paterson, N. J. ;
Reference, Yates $f MTntyre.
TO MY DISTANT FRIENDS.
We would particularly call the attention r
t' A . . A ' 1 A ml 1 "111 - v
our distant inenas to tne triihant schemes t1
be.arawntne itn uecemoer andviith of Jan
New- York Consolidated Lottery,
Class 12, for 1831, to be drawn
WEDNESDAY, the 14ih day of Dec. 1831.
66 No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
Prize of 840,000
20,000
10,000
- 5,080
Vl,000
3,000
Wines.
Champaiffne, in qt. and
pt. bottles,
Old Madeira,
Pico, do.
Naples,
Lisbon,'
Teneriffe,
Dry Malaga,
Sherry, .
Country.
Liquors.
Cogniac Brandy (supe
rior quality)
Peach do.
Ola Jamaica Rum,
Superior Holland Gin,
Old Monong. Whiskey,
N. E. Rum,
Porter in qt.& pt. bottles
Fruits.
Citron, Currants,
Teas.
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
Hvson,
Souchong,
Pouchong.
Sugars.
Loaf fc Lump,
White Havana,
Brown, various qual.
Nuts.
Filberts,
Madeira Iuts, j
Almonds. j
Spices.
Mace, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs
Pepper, Spice. - !
finding that the-griffin had decidedly the best of rendered me impatient, I wondered what the
i'tv I left the ladies to their scent-bottles. 1 be- papers would say the next morning, and wheth
liive one of them fainted.! As I retreated, they er they would have wood cuts. Unconscious
seemed a little surprised at my walking away y took up the wet sheet before me to read
in the usual manner like other people. They mv fina debate. Underneath it lay mysteri-
looked down and consulted, together, they had olls providence!, a letter. It realized my fon
counted my legs. destdream-at the same time Letty entered thi
I shall not attempt to convey to tne reaaer room 'Your razors are come.' Very well
Preserved Ginger.
Buckwheat. Goshen Butter. Cheese,
Spanish & American Segars. su
perior Chewing Tobacco. fcc.
Which he offers low for cash or country produce,
at the Store on Pollok-streetformerly occupied
by the late George A. Hall, Esq. i
R. HALSEY, 7
eTp ESPECTFULLY informs his former
' j-LX patrons and the public generally, that he
business, among which are
Rlack. Green and Olive Cloths,
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Mulberry and Plum d0
Chesnut-brown, SteelmixtSLblk. Cassimercs,
Black Silk Florentine,
Black figured do.
do. do. Velvet,
do. do. Valencia,
1 case of Fashionable HATS,
Horse skin Gloves,
Mixed Merino half Hose,
Random do. do.
Striped do. do.
Merino do. do.
Fancy Cravats and Stocks,
Cravat Stiffeners, of the latest style, &c. fcc.
All of which will be sold at reduced prices.
He will at all times be furnished with the latest
fashions, and will execute all orders at the
shortest notice, and in the neatest style.
Nov. 9, 1831.
William J. Hancock
HJTAVING determined to close his business in this
JliL nlace.
Will sell off c.t the New York Cost, for Cash,
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY, CUTLERY, fcc.
Also, one cask Teneriffe WINE.
Just received per sch'r Mary, from Philadelphia,
200 lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted No. 5 to 15.
" Newbern, 9th Nov. 1831.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
WILL be given for the apprehension and
delivery in Newbern Jail of my Negro
Men HUGH and JIM. They ran away from
my house in Beaufort, about ten days ago.
Hugh was raised on Mr. Gaston's Plantation on
Brices Creek, and I expert both of them are
dodging about in the bushes at that place.;
Hugh is about 28 years old, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches;
high, is not a very darl negro, is, trim builtj
with very thick lips. He wears a long, blue
cloth coat occasionally. He has a pass written
by my daughter, dated about two weeks ago,;
to go to Neuse and return, which he will pro
bably show if interrogated. Jim isablack ne
gro, about 25 years old, about 5 feet 6 inches
high, and thick set. He was raised by Mrs.
Thompson, in Beaufort, and has a wife at James
T. Jones' plantation, on Clubfoot's Creek!.
Jim has a pass written by me, about two weekfe
ago, with leave to go to Clubfoot's Creek ancl
return immediately. They have taken a longer
tour man i expected, and it they return to me
immediately, without cost, I will endeavor to
1
1
1
1
2
o
o
20
20
25
45
56
56
56
56
112
112
112
1960
15400
is
2,000
1,000
500
400
200
100
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
840,000 .
20,000
10,000
5,080
8,000
6,000
4,000
20,000
10,000
10,000
9,000
5,600
4,480
3,920
3,360
5,000
4,480
3,300
39,200
154,000
Tickets 810, Halves 85, Quarters 82 50.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Class 13 for 1831, to be drawn
WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of January, 183
48 No. Lottery Seven drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
1 Prize of 830,000 is 830,000
1
1
5
5
oo
41
41
41
82
656
5740
10,000
4,058
1,000
500
200
100
60
50
40
20
10
10,000
4,05S
5,000
2,500
4,400
4,100
2,460
2,050
3,280
13,120
57,400
Tickets, 10, Halves 8 5, Quarters 8 2 50. '
We thus early give notice that our kind pa
trons all over the United States, Canadas, WcfI
Indies, &c. 6cc. can have time to write. Wc
are provided with. Packages of Wholes, Halves,
and Quarters, and in all cases the Tickets sold
our ailiiction and your balm
happy and less ugly.
anv definite notion of my features; as well might sa I ' then give me some hot water, for I must has resumed business in Newbern, at the well
I endeavor to paint me soima oi me bagpipes dress directly.') jWe were to be married the
or to turn a vinegar barrel into vrerse., first 0f April. Reader, whoever vou are, let
- My nose let li pass unuebcriueu, a snape vi mis De at once v
Shadow, a riddle , to all agesr I bequeath its that you are less
nmnrv to mankind; and in after times let it be "
qaid that there was at least one jiose of which An Honorable Preferment. An Irish Knight
the human mind could turm no conception; l w.
-w-ni merely observe, that if it should acquire, connection
i either from time or, the table, any other lorm proud. iJoastingot this union once to a friend
or hue, it must inevitanly he handsomer than it ne ohserved that his lordship had paid hin the
Mv feefvery'much resemble those that we highest compliment in his power. 'He had
known stand lately occupied by Mr. Charles
Stewart, on Pollock-Street, where he will
have on hand a good assortment of
SUCH AS . " j
Black, Olive, Brown, and In-
sell them to the man they want to live with, from OUr offices RTP. t.h nrV srin nl.
1X71 TT "L 1 a. . i . , - O
! ""en nugu reaas mis, ne nad better reflect on
his error, and come home without delay.
JAMES MANNEY.
Beaufort, Nov. 6th, 1831,
as married to the daughter of a Noble Lord, a Superfine Blue,
mnection of which the Knight was somewhat visible Green Cloths ; Blue, Drab and Fan
cy mixt Cassimeres, fine Goafs Hair
: jneet 'with in modern poetry, being sadly defi- seven daughters said he ' and he gave me the
rient in quantity when compared with each ouldest, and he told me, too that had he an
IV -T 1 111 1 -mm-.
nther. . ouiuer, i snouio nave tier .' Mirror.
vAi 1 nm one of the most popular men of the
, . i,r hnrHlv ronsidp.red romnlptP When the Jlon. t. N. was governor of
V,:... 1 T tiU nrPppdnnpA nf thn vnnthfnl Veylon, lie was addressing a native prince
ill ahvMvs find me. in th ..ongli the medium of an interpreter, in a high PVP rntpd on
ciai - , . , r uuu,u"u) i" cotn BEiuciitc u the shortest
w men me prince answered 7 tlnrinh. ' Thic wnc
1vl?p;t. the liveliesi, auu ine icasi uupetnci
circle in tne room. I attracrabout me the gay,
wi ihn rnmantic ; the sentimental and the im-
passioned. Mind I am not hired like a genius
or a iuMer, who is expected to amuse In pro
portion io the honors that are paid him; and yet
' I km hunted as a curiosity, and carried about
like a new poet, or a new snawi.
repeated so lrequently as to induce an inquiry
uuousmcamng. 'He means to say, answer
ed the interpreter, 'that your excellency lies.'
i rooj oj ueatn.A subscriber to one of the
eastern papers, a tew years a?o beinjr sadlv
same, promised the Editor
Camlet, Fancy 6f Plan Testings,
AMONG WHICH ARE
. - i
Fasliionble Stocks, Cravats, Sus
penders, Gloves, Cravat Stiffiiers,
fine linen Collars, &c. &c. !
All orders will be thankfully received and
the most reasonable terms and at
notice. j
?T33' Ten per cent, will invariably be deduc
ted for Cash, on all orders for Clothing.
Newbern. 9th Nov. 1831.
in arrears for the
A
NOTICE.
T the November Term, A. D. 1831, of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
But for what? I do not write song's, nor have that, it his life was spared to a certain day, he for Craven County, the subscriber obtained let
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I made any useless discovery in science. -
To be able to dance wen, says soint- uiu au
thor requires a good understanding; it also re
quires legs, which" the articles that assist me in
walking cannot correctly be called.
- There is some secret then, by which ugli
ness may be made fascinating? There is it
'consists simply in this singular fact, that I ne
yer in my life happened tS read any one of the
Scotch novels'. This forms mv character. I
i . i : a. i a f i i
uuum, .wiuuui iaii, discharge his bill. The ters of Administration on the estate of Eliza
(In ni ccon anH 1 hn Kill . . I .... , .
r-- tll was not paid. The beth Sears, deceased. All persons indebted to
natural conclusion, therefore, was that the man said estate are requested to make immediate
was aeau. rroceeoing on this conclusion, the payment, and those having claims against it to
v . , i'"u me name of brinff them forward, properly authenticated,
ine aeiinquem unuer nis obituary head, with within the time prescribed by law, or thev will
the attending circumstances of time and place be barred of recovery by the operation of the
r-re uun a -.muuucement, the subject acts of assembly in such case made and provided.
uiHttppu kj ua unuj, uui wiin tne Dale I
am known as the gentleman who never read
Waverley!' I live upon the nill admirari, I
nounsu upun iiuiniiig. very body is conten
WILLIAM L. SEARS, j
. Administrator.
Newbern, Nov. 16th, 1831. j
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
TCD AN AWAY, from the subscriber on the
-U.VX 5th of June last, his Nero Man JOE.
ghastly countenance usually ascribed to appari
tions, put wiin a iace as rea as scarlet . Neither
did it, like other apparitions, wait to be first
sDoken-to, but broke silence 'What the
ding who shall get me into a corner to rUrrihp Sir.1 do vou mean, by publishing my death?"
io me Amy nposan or 3iac Ivor. "Why, Sir, the same that I mean by publish
I am Uke the iN ew v orm all arc anxious to l?g e ?f"n 01 a" -omer Peron-to let He is about six feetthree inches high, and quite
cultivate me. iuy ignorance is universally co- "e oria Kn7 3 i f a,u " weII bIack? hs a long nck, and looks, as he is, big
veten , i ' . . "v,,"6 v ,j ana independent. He has ben mucn olJhis
How I ameuvieti: AuiewineTHiianua, own lauit, loryou ioiu me you wouiu posmveiy time in Pitt county, and will probably attempt
pression Miaj.a" imw j ...vumuvub. uiC. to pass to another state. All persons are
because tbef have communicatea to me every ne nay is past, the bill is not paid, and you hereby forewarned against harbouring or car
thing that they nappeneu io kuuu up lo mat must oe dead, ior i win not oeneve rymg him away. A reward of Fifty Dollars
- a I till IVmi I -l vA i 4- . - I 77 .
period
M. STEVENSON, Senr.
, , t i i . .
m, m a w
S. J. SYLVESTER.
New-York, Pittsburgh, and Paterson.
Nov. 23 tlst Jan.
Linnaean Botanic Garden & Nurseries,
FLUSHING, NEAR NEW YORK.
ILLIAM PRINCE fe SONS, Proptic-
BliLffe leave to correct an erroneous impression v v tors' announce that the great extensions
which hasbeen unfairly madeon the nuhlieminn. made in their Establishment, which now covers
He takes this method of stating, that his Hearse is kept near 50 acres, completely filled with the choicest
for the accommodation of every decent family
shall be so unfortunate asto require its use. His per- them to. offer tl,P. tarimK t ih reduced
eonai attendance at b unerals is likewise offered to all j i -
persons of the same description, oSSa be P.?? their , new catalogues, which
spared, on his part, to have the solemnities conducted W'U be to. anV PeTon who may a ply for
with sobriety, decency and good order. them. 1 he size and excellence of the Trees
It is hoped that the following reasonable charms exceeas ail tormer periods, and the most scru-
will be satisfactory. ' pulous attention has been devoted to their
Neatest Mahooranv Coffin, for a crown nerO ; accuracy, which is invariably an object of their
son, with linings and trimmings; (including j personal attention. To Nurseries they v)H
an engravea onver r late;) together with his anow a iiDerai discount and convenient crcun.
personal attendance, and the use of his horse j All letters desiring information, will be replied
auuxjier, j i to by the first mail. As many persons urc
enravS'sUver pfatn k' "C? I 1 aSentS for diffbrent Nurseries, it is requested
f?5.?idinebot- IS25 that orders intended for h .articularlv spc
me mavc lugeuier wunnorse, nearse xaCj t? t . : ; . j,
and attendance, I clfied. Every Invoice sent has a printed heat-
Flam, stained Poplar Coffin, lined with ? $1 0 s r Slgnare, and such proot ol ong
Cambric, but without the Silver Plt must be insisted on. as we takp. nnnn ourselves
Plain, stained Coffin, with a neat ninked i no resDonsihilitv unless mnK an im.iirp can tc
Cambric border, but without lining, $ 1 produced "
common ransh Uothns, 84 Their Treatise on the Viilft dpsrribes 2?0-
Children's Coffins & Funerals, in the aoye proportion, kinds of Grapes and their culture. Their
ncueru, Aug.i, iMi. 1 reatise on HORTICULTTTRE mniains des
Trr inrvy criPtions for cultivating ithem ; and their
IAILORIjSG. POMOLOGICAL MANUAL, iust published,
iTKWING to the pressure of the times, the subscri- contains full descriptions of aboye 600 Varieties
ber has determined to reduce his prices to the of Pears, Plums, Peaches, Cherries, Apricots.
I Nectarines, Almonds, &c.besides other Fruits
selections,
following rates, viv:
For making fineCIoth Coats,
Common do.
84
3
2
1
0
1
you would forfeit your word."
Thptti are some tliat take a pride to gird at nve gotrpund me, Mr. Editor, but say no more to me.
;; oui rov rriupios j is me money. And, harkee, you graven
ItlVMG tw - - ,
Tn,atnn at Fahtaff;
" I boa-, m,, I : 1 1 I j a , ... , . . A .
c-vV vuui will lit: 1 1?1 1 1 1 rn anv nnA tttK nri da lira htim
. i x -v " J nuu w in nvjii . v. linn
WILLIAM P. BIDDLE.
County, 8th Nov. 1831.
Homespun do.
Fine Pantaloons,
44 Common do.
4i Fine Vests,
44 Common do.
For Cutting Coats,
44 Pantaloons,
" Vests,
And in proportion for other wort nnt maf.;c
respectfully solicits the patronage ol his friend
50
50
50
00
75
00
0 75
0 40
0 20
0 30
He
s and
so that all persons can make their
with a knowledp-r. nf th ,7,v,Ve
Apply to THOMAS WATSON-
A&ent. Newben-
DOMESTIC LOTTERY
fpi ENTLEMEN who had Tickets in this Lottery
Hjli for sale, will please make returns prior to tn
i tn uctober, as the drawing will take piace
days afterward. p.;
The subscriber has on hand a few neat 1 a.'
ladelphia built DEARBORNS. , . .
A SULKY, with leather top, also Philadelpn
the nuhli anrThroo 'T aie ,U8 aa
that their work will be done fti.hfuDv. inThV.iw ToCOPPBR STILLS, and .an jM
iasnions, ana with all practicahlp aicr4.t.K tj- Tl asortmeni 01 seu-snarpenmg ruiixuiL., "u ". .p
is on Craven-Street, JStSSSS tEvSSt PENS- These together with almost every art.
civrTTrK, ' uuurs oouui oi the .Bank , .(, oAnnr.RRVo uadmi?!Q Unr.. be e.
; t SPENCE P. WILLIS. fer8veryl0W,f0rCash
iewuern, iept. 'S. 1831,
14th Sent, 1831.
JOHN TEAIPLETOX-
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