HOSTEL CABOIilMA SENT IN IS li.
I From the New York American.
tJ What are a thousand living loves .
To that which caoaot quit the dead Byron.
They bade me woo ber to broad lands
They say that sbe is heir ;
And many a gem of princeless worth
Gleams in hjer raven hair.
They thought I loved hercs I looked
Upon her tidiant face i
Got sorely, in that saddened glsncr
No passion they could trac
, etto me she i3 beaotifus:
"Each etnile each thrilling t-cne-living's
back a smile of other day&
A voice, like music's own.
I gaze upon her yes, till mine
Are filled with memory's tea;
ihe is bo like the gentle girl
, I loved in earlier years.
.hestjod within a lordly hal'v
And to the proud ones near,
?he sung the lay, I once so loved
From other lipo to hear.
If seemed, ae meant, to mock any heart
J could not bear to stay,
And listen to that halloaed strain, l .
Breathed in a scene bo gay.
And there wcro dark and star-like cyc?
And forms of beauty rare
Out my lone spirit sadly turned
From mirth I could not tthar,
To dwell beside a lowly grave.
Ah ! far more dear I nrizo
The memory of my buried or. 3
Than any living lov. - . ' j
THE Subscribers have taken the Brick
Siorenearlv opposite the Newbern Bank,
.1 .. .
where they have on hand a general assortment oi
STAPLE AND FANCY
DlKY GOODS,
Hardware, Groceries, fyc.
Their goods are purchased by Mr. ALEX
ANDER ANDERSON, who resides in New-
York, and who will be frequently forwarding,
by which means, the assortment will be kept
complete.
Thejy will be constantly supplied with AXES
both long and short bitt, from the makers Piatt
6l Taylor, which they offer by the box, at
per doa.
Just received per schr. Rebecca, df now opening,
I - Among which are
Calicoes ; French, Scotch & other Ginghams ;
Printed Muslins ; black Silks ;
Mull, Swiss, Book, and Jaconett Muslins;
Ladies' and Misses Bonnetts ;
Inserting, and a variety of Fancy articles ;
. Bombazines; Circassians ; Erminetts ;
Cassinetts, &c. &c.
Oanaburgs; Brown Shirting and Sheetings,
AVith a number of other articles.
Purchaser may find it to their advantage to
call and eiaminp.
B.
May 0, 1832
L IIOSKINS, & Co.
S3
fT
off at New York Cost.
i The poet Carpani once asked hia friend
ffaydn "how it happened that hia church music
I was almost always of an animating, cheerful
indf ven gay 'description." To this, Ifaydn's
answer was, 44 1 cannot make it otherwise: I
writ according to the thoughts uThich I feel:
rhen I thinft upon God, ray heart ! i3 so full of
, j'ov, that the notes dance andlenpasit were
iTom my pen; and since God haa giren me a
f;hjeerful heart, it will be easily forgiven me
i fat I serve him with a cheerful spirit.
The Christian JEra. The venerable Bede,
iheEnglish, Historian, who publised his Ecclesi
astical Hiatoy, in the year 731, is the most
ancienl author whom we find using the modern
date, Anno Domini. It was adopted in France
under KinPepin, and fully established in the
rcjl'gn of Charlemagne. The cust om of begin
ning the year on the let of January, commenced
1 it) France in 13G4.
1 jrhe Acacia Tree -Emblem of Domestic
Ukautg. Tints of tho white, the golden, and
the red rose, are beautifully intermingled with
rjcb blossoms of the Acacia. It is found in the
Qost retired places, and it blooms the fairest
the closeness of its own foilaffe. It loves
the mossy rdck and tho solidary grove : and
pines away in tho gay garden end crowded par
terre. Nourmahol singe :
Our rocks aro rough, but smiling thcrs
The Acacia waves her yellow hair ;
Ionely and ssvect, nor loved the lesf,
For flowering irf a wilderness
They come thy Arab maid will bo
Thy loved. and lono Acccia tree
There could be no fitter emblem of e modest
roman, flourishing in the retirement of home,
secluded from the vanities of a " crowded life"
and adorning with her bloom the abode of do
njestic affection.
A poet hurts himself by writing proso; as a
rxce&OT$ harts hi6 motions, by condescending
draw In, a team. ShenBtone. !
Thorev 1 none- made eo great, but he may
hath need tho help and service, and stand in
J&ar of tho power and unkindncsa, even of the
4D(ranest of mortals. Seneca.
There never was any party, faction, oect, or
cabal, whatsoever, in which the i moBt ignorant
were not the moot violent: for a bee is not a
hnsier animal than a blockhead. However,
sTicb instruments are necestary to politicians;
and perhaps it may bo with slates as with clocks
which mast have some dead weight hanging at
them, to help and regulate the motion of tho
filler and more useful parts. Pope.
Pottwof Intellect. There iea certain charm
5oM great superiority of intellect that winds
into deep affections, which a much more con
dtaut and even amiability of manners in lesser
men, often fails to reach. Genius makes-manv
cncmics, but it metee sure friends; friends who
jorgive mucn, wno endure long, who
Fill H E subscriber intending to leave this
J3j place, offers for sale, at COST his
oiock in iraae, consisting oi a cnoice as
sortinent of
tdg Those indebted to hirn will please call
and setile their accounts, as hr- is desirous of
closing his business here as soon as possible..
E. MORAN.
May 9th, 1832.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
i
JTfflHE subscriber has just opened a new and
nan :eome assortment of fresh imported
DIBIT (BDDIDSU
Which he offers to the Ladies of Newbern, and
the jpubhc in general, at very reduced prices,
at the Store formerly occupied by Willaim J.
rfandcocK, on rollock-sireet, one door from the
corner of Craven-street.
I J. VAN SICKLE.
Newbern, 27th March, 1832.
M. GRANADE & Co.
lave just received from JVexo York,
& bbls. (Beaches fancy Brand) FLOUR,
diab r hhds. N. E. Rum.
tierce prime white Rice,
2 boxes Pine Apple Cheeso,
50 pieces Smoked Beef,
barrel fresh Lime Juice, now on tap,
5 boxes very superior Soda Lemon Syrup,
i casks Claret Wine, now fining, which by
the first day of June -will-be ready for use.
Newbern May 18th. 1832.
MRS. BRISSINGTON
MESPECTFULLY informs her friends
and the public that she has removed to
the Store at the south-east corner of the Court
House, lately occupied by Air. Tredway, where
she continues to carry on the Millinery
and Mantua-Making business in all
its: various branches. She has just received a
handsome assortment of
Leghorn, Silk, Dunstable &
mon Straw Bonnets;
wpich, together with almost every article in
ttie Millinery. line, she offers for sale at redu
ced prices.
Mrs. B. expects, by the first arrivals from
the North, an elegant addition to licr
StOc3 ; and as she will be regularly informed
of the changes of fashion, she hopes to
be able to conduct her business in a manner
which cannot fail to give satisfaction.
rJLFLeghorn, Dunstable, and common Si row-
Bonnets, Whitened, Altered, and Trimmed, in
ine aiesi r asnion. Silk Bonnets made
order.
17th Mav, 1832.
com-
little ; they partake of the character of disciples
as well as friends. There lingers about tha
human heart astronginclination to look upward
-Mo revere : in this inclination lies the source
of religion, of loyal ty, and aleo of the worship
and immortality which are rendered so cheer
fully to the great of old. And, in truth, it is a
divine pleasure to admire ! admiration seems in
some measure to appropriate to rurselves the
qualities it honors in others. We wed, we
root ourselves to the nature we eolove to con
template, and their life grows a pari of eur
on. i&ugene Aram.
Substitute for, Lithotomv.X hahv rea-
pecuble subscriber from Virginia called upon
v i y' Qnd exhibited a calculus from
which he had been relieved on Saturday agl.
wltlm?fUoa " Performed bv Dr.Depreyre,
iofa:ifc-- Insizeandappiar
aftei taking off V 'as,much Mke aground-nut
wed very litiieT" -- l he patient expen
swond day Wtts aMD lQ tne operation, and the
ntrUment made of iV Walk,abroad. The in-
in for and Z-p 8C(? evCral parts.
seizes the calcul a bird's
aho;ther 6t ia
and hnH-;.f . . -i
bores it to pieces ThismL!?w and 8tnff.
teen practised a good deal in pperatinS has
tho Jfouffh operation bf Dr. D in Ih"Ce lt is.
7 . I ' N- Y. Jour.
Com.
to
LAST NOTICE !
ITOTICE is hereby given, to all persons in--LM
debted for Taxes listed in 1830, that a
a
statement containing their names, and the
amount due by each, has been made out and
delivered to the oresent Sheriff t
fhey are, for the last time, reouested to rail an1
same. This mav he dnnp. at nu
settle the
Cf5nI2f to the first da-v of J'ul- next at whi
period, the property of such persons as have
no then complied with this notice, will, with-
v.-. ixiimauon, be
due thereon.
T - y w - -
sold to pay the taxes
Neubern,May 18, 1832.
JAMES C. COLE. Shr
NOTICE.
AT May Term, A. D. 1832, of the Court
Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Craven
oounty, the subscriber obtained Letters of Ad
ministration on the estate of Cherry White
head, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate by Accounts and Notes, are requested to
make immediate payment ; and. those having
claims against it, to bring them forward, pro
perly authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law or they will be barred of recovery bv
the operation of the Acts of Assembly in such
case made and provided.
JOSEPH PHYSIOC, AdmW.
Newbern, May 18, 1832,
N. B. The accounts and notes due to the
Estate are in the hands of Mr. JOHN R. GOOD,
Tffce fiii est dressed. ih mo .n
Z"1mBtMnT whom todfebted, will please make
flpnrn tnrj- rot; he tho nwt mrshppM. psyrnen. J. PHYSIOC, Air.
i
THOMAS WATSON
HAS FOR SALE, A GEN EH AT. AsnnTMF'T OF
BOOX8, AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWJNO:
Murray's Introduction. Reader. Kev. Seauel,
Exercises, Spellingbook and Grammar.
unmsnaw's United States, !
Adams', Willard's, Woodbridge's, Cum
ming's, Woodbridge and Willard's, Dwight's,
Morse's. Willett's and Parley's Geography.
Walsh's, Pike's, Colburn's, Smiley 's, Ben
nett's and Daboll's Arithmetic Key to P&e.
Webster's, Cumming's, Pickett's, and Ju
venile Spelling-Book.
Walker's, Johnson's, and Webster's Dic
tionary various sizes. j
Blake's Natural Philosophy, Trebys As
tronomy, Blair s Lectures, Cowper s Task,
T hornpson s Season s, Jaud s Expositor.)
Tytler's History, Conversations on Chemis
try. : j
Whelpley's Compend, Duncan's Logic.
Columbian Orator, American Reader. j
Goldsmith's England, do. Rome, do. Greece
Gummere's Surveying, Simpson's Euclid,
Jacob's Latin Reader, Gould's Adams Latin
Grammar, Virgil Delphini.
Horace Delphini, Ovid Delphini, jOicero
Delphini, Works of Sallust. j
En tick's Latin Dictionary, French Grammar.
Greca Majora, Greca Minora, Greek Delectus
Valpley's Greek Grammar, Greek Testament.
Schrevelli's Lexicon. j
Bonnycastle's Algebra and Key, Sirhpson's
Algebra. j
Family Bibles, School do. elegantPocket do.
Super Pearl Pocket Testaments, common do.
HYMNBOOKS.-vM2k Rip-
pon's, Methodist, General Assembly's, Village,
Olney, Dover Selection, Alexander's,Biddle's,
Rippon's, Watts', Zion's Songs. j
Pollock's Course of Time, Henry on 'Prayer.
Christian Lyre, Brown's Concordance.
Jay's Closet Exercises, Jay's Discourses.
Flavel on Keeping the Heart. j
Book of Common Prayer, Closet Eiercises.
Alexander's Bible Dictionary, Malcolm's do.
Smiley'8 Scripture Geography. j
History of the Reformation, Law's Call.
Pilgrim's Progress, Saint's Rest. 1
History of the Bible. I
A Cergyman's Letters to a Young Christian.
Miller's Evidences of the Christian Religion.
JLettrs on Church trovernrnent.
Henry's Religious Life, Help to the .Gospels.
Confession of Faith, Methodist Discipline.
Dewees on Females, ditto on Diseases of
Children, ditto on Midwifery. I
Juvenile Spectator, Evenings at Home.
Franklin's Works, Scientific Dialogues,
Byrons Works, Moore's Life of Byron.
Pocket Gazetteer,
Lexicon of Useful Knowledge, Conversa
tions on Common Things.
Peter Parley's Books fcr Youth. 1 '
Complete Letter Writer, Western Songster.
Life of Washington, Life of Marioh, Life of
Bonaparte, Life of Nelson.
Virginia Housewife, Housekeeper's Manual.
American Chesterfield, Tooke's Pantheon.
Family Dyer and Scourer.
Life of Alexander the Great, Life of Moham
med. 1
Lacon, or Many Things in Few Words.
Laennec on the Chest, Begin's Therapeutics,
Horner's Special Anatomy, Johnson on the
Liver.
Blount's Coast Pilot, Bowditch's Navigator.
Marsh's Bookkeeping, Jackson's ditto.
Buck's Theological Dictionary.
History of Paris, Humorous Songster.
Evening Entertainments, Scenes in Europe.
Mason's Tmproved Farrier, Hinde's ditto.
Irving's Mythology, Violin Preceptor.
A variety of Entertaining Juvenile Books &
Coloured Toys.
New York Primer, Reader and Table Books.
Ar O VEL S. The following popu
lar Novels will be sold at 40 cents per volume :
Pelham, or Adventures of a Gentleman,
The Oxonians. j
Private Life, j
Beatrice, a Tale, I .
Rybrent De Crucc, j
Flirtation, f
Romances of Real Life, h
Adventures of a King's Page,
Walter Colyton, j
Gaston De Blondeville, j
Reuben Apslcy, j
Devereux, by the Author of Pelham,
Paul Clifford, j
Waldegrave, j
The Country Curate, i
The Prairie, a Tale, by Cooper,
Goslington Shadow, !
English at Home, j
Lionel Lincoln,
The Refugee, j
The Last of the Mohicans,
Body and Soul, j
Redgauntlet,
The Lost Heir,
Yes and No,
Husband Hunting,
.The Barony, j"
Hungarian Tales,'
I Talcs of the O'Hara Family,
Woodstock,
Palkland,
Fair Maid of Perth,
The Book of the Boudoir.
ALSO,
Paper, Quills, Wafers, Sealing Wax, Lead
Pencils, Office Tape & Wafers, Ink Powder,
Tissue Paper, Slates, Pocket Books, Pocket
Maps of the Southern and Western States,
Blank Day Boks, Memorandum Books, and
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BLANKS ;
Such as Shipping Papers, Bills of Lading,
Vessels' Bills of Sale, Manifests, Uhe different
kinds oC Blanks used by the Clerks of the
Superior and County Courts, Sheriffs, Con
stables, fcc. fcc. orders for any of which,
will Teccive immediate attention, i
New and Cheap Goods.
JOS. M. GRAiSADE & Col
TTNFORM their friemU and the public, that thy have I
J received by late arrivals from ' rw York. Pbiladel-f
phia and Baliimor, a handtoroe assortmts.t of SPRING
andSUIMKR DRY GOODS, HARDWARE. CUTLE
RY. GROCERIES, &c. toe Among tbem may
be eoumTated the following articles of j
DRY GOODS!
100 ps London Printi, ofj
various qualities and pri
ces, kmostlj rf new and
handsome pattern.
Rich frncy printed Muslins.
2Q ps. new style Ginghams.
Piain Cambrick, Jaccnett.
Swiss. Book, and Mull
Muslin,
Figured Book and Swiss do
Plaid and corded Mustfi'S,
Superfine u common black
Ca-nbrick.
Boanet Muslins and Boards
India b'k Satin Levantint-,
and Smirhetv Silks.
Italian black Lust ting-, and
Levant tie do.
Plain ilk Gros de Naples do.
Changeable 5i aier'd do. do
Lead colored do.ilo.
Ladies' fancy Ganse, Da
mask Crape, Bntteste and
Gro de Nnplei Hdkfs.
Linen Cambrick & Lan do.
Imitation do do
Belt and Tafcta Ribands,
Gimp Edr'eincs,
Ladies blk Si white Co'.tou
Hose,
Gentlemen's wht. Cott. i do
LaJiesGeiliemen' Glows,
2 cases L?!iorn Bi-divar's,
(reiy chtap.)
10 lbs. milt Pins, in 4 a
paper.
20 pat ksassorted London do
DOMESTICS.
Brown and bl-ach'd Shirt
ingt atid Shee(i:ig',
Bedtickings, a good assort
ment, Indigo bine Check?, s'ripei
and plnids,
6 bales, 1200 lbs Cotton
Turn, asrt-d numbers
from 5 t . 15.
Umbrellas auo Parasols
20 d-B. ( aim leaf Hats,
Geiitlomeu's sup b!k. and
whi' Ceai r do.
Do Sal and com. Fur da
1 case Men's and Boy's wool
Hiits,
Gentlemen's fancy Silk Ban
daono and fla'd, Hdkfs.
A large fissm't. of rich fan.
cd. and plain Cott Hdkts
suitable for servants.
Crape Camhlet, a new and
elegant article for Gentle
men's Summer wear,
Blk. Prune'le It, Circassians,
English Bombaiinesi Bom
bazetts, Princetta Lastings,
Merino Cloths and Circas
sians,
Irish Linens and Lawn,
Lilian and CJJiton Diapers.
White Irish Linen Drillings
Br French do do. ,
Indigo blur NHiikeens,
Yellow do. in long ps,
Plaid Sai teens, blue f willed
Jeans, Coiton Cassimers.
Grecian and other stripes
. a i mi.
suitable tor boy s cloines,
London Cloths ajtew pie
ces super blue. blk. bi uwn
and dive, j
Blue, black and Itaokeeo
Sewing -il, !
lO'. do. Mi'-eheU's spool
'I bread, a-s d. ?os. Trom
5 to 100,
50 lbs patent Setvjng
Thread, jtisortcd No.
Russia Sheeiirtgs and Tick.
leoburgi.t.
MJOtl A. CRISPIN
AS just returned from New York with a
general assortment of
w aM w w uu m ta tfi 0
HARDWARE,: CUTLERY, CROCKERY
1 GLASSWARE, &c.
ThefoUowiri articles comprise apart ofht
Wines. I Fruits.
Champaigne in qt. and Citron, Currant?
leas,
Gunpowderi
Imperial,
Hyson,
Souchong,
Pouchong.
Sugars.
Loaf 6l Lump,
White Hayana,
Brown, Tariousqtii!
Nuts.
Filberts,
lyiadeira Nut?,
Almonds.
Spices.
Mace, Clorea,
Cinuamon, Nutmej,
i epper, M)ice.
1 great groce sup.ifinen Ea-
U Playing Cards,
Tortoise Shell Tuck L Side
Comb,
Mock do. do.
Ladies Prnnelle Pumps
wi'h nnd without heels,
Fancy Baskets, a preat va
riety,
Saddles and Bridles,
Cottioa and Wool Cards, o
the be quality,
A great variety oi L.ooM"p
Glasses,
lii r-fims Foolscap and Let
ter Paper.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
Kn ves and Forks, a good
assortment,
Pen Aid Pocket Knives do.
C. 3- Draw ing Knive
Germnn C 5. single Cut
M:ll Pitt, Cros C.n
Handsaws, and Smith's
Files,
German C. S Plate Hand
saws, Stock and Pad Locks,
Sd Irons,
Paim, whire wnjh, L. scrub-
Weeding- Hoes and Trace
Cnuina,
N. Beer's long bitted Aaes.
Curry Combs and Horse
Brushes,
Hide Whips fe Mullen Bit is,
Vigon and ''"nrt Boxes,
Sijads and hovels,
50 casks Cut Nails, assorted,
3 bc Wrought do. do.
20 Freeborn's and Hitch
cork's Potent Cast Iron
Ploughs.
iJ extra Shares.
pt. bottlee,
Old Madeira,
Pico, do.
Naples, I
Lisbon, j
Tenerifie, I
Dry Malaga, ,
Sherry,
Country.
Liquors.
Cogniac Brandy (supe
nor quality)
Peach do.
Old Jamaica Rum,
Superior Holland Gin,
Old Monohg. Whiskey,
N. E. Kum,
Porter in qt.&. pt. bottle;
j reserved Gineer.
Buckickqat, Goshen Butter, Cherse
Spanish & Am erican Segars, su-'
pernor Chewing Tobacco, dc
Which hejoffers low for cash or country produce
at the Stojre on Pollok-street formerly occupied
by the late George A. Hall, Esq. 4
THE IflGHEST CASH PRICES
WILjLbe given for likely youngNegroe, of
both sexes, from one to 26 years of tst
l IAUV PTI nninT 5
john gildersleevb!
bin brus'ies,
GROCERIES, WINES, &c.
fcc.
1-2 Pie choice old Ma
deira, I do Naples,
1 qr casks Pall -shen v,
2 Br do
2 Colmanar do.-.
1 Sweet Malara,
Rasberry and Cherry Bran
d-r'
ocacktLondoa Br Stout,
Po rer in qt. and jt bottles,
1 ptpe re d Dutch Gin,
12 do. Sngnette'rf Brandy.
1 hhd. old Jamaica ! um,
6th proof, and warranted
pure,
2 hhds. Antigua do.
4 do. American de
2 do. Rye Whisker
16 bhis. N. O do.
10 do. Mononrahfla.de.
2 do. very superior old do.
N 'arolma Annie Brnndv.
Common Apple do.
10 bbls. Curtis's New York
Rye Gin,
10 bbls best Cider Vinegar
12 bags best c:reen Coffee,
wan anted free of rock.
2 hhds. very sunerior St.
Croix Sugar,
10 bblt. good N. 0. An.
Q box white Havana de.
1 bbls Loaf and Lump do.
6 chests fresh Hyson, Gun
powder &i Imperial Teas,
c-panisb egars, of the best
quality,
American do. do
Newbern, April 21st, 1F82
1 f 1 qr. ,
IS I Ida
1 qr. cask real old Port,
Dry Lisbon,
Te'ieriff-.
I do Mu catel,
1 do. Red,
Champaigne in qrt. and
pint bottles, ;
30 bis. R .ehcster family
Flour,
Beaches red Brand,
10 Baltimore Howard St. do
20 naf do do.
20 Boxes brown soap,
2 bis, Lorrillards ! bst snuff
in bottles,
1 bl. Snuff in Bladders,
blk, Pepper and Allspice,
Mace and Cloves,'
Nutmegs and Cinnamon,
Pearlash and Ginger,
2 Ton lrn asorted,
2 bundles German Steel
superior quality
American do j do.
Fif blue and best Poland
wtarch, i
Glauber, Epsom and Ro-
chelle Salts,
Leeg Pilts, and Batemau's
Drops,
Opium and CaMor Oil,
Indigo and Copperas,
Salt Petre and Allum,
Siedlits powders and Mag
nesia, j
Chalk and Virdigris,
Red ochre and Lamp black,
Sperm and Porpobe Oil,
Lioseed Oil and White Lead,
of
20 Reward.
fT AN j away from the subscriber, on the 14th
AS of lay last, a Negro Man named EZE
KIEL, about 24 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 8
inches high, of durk complexion, and by trade
a Housef-Carpenter. He is probably lurking
about the! plantation of Michael N. Fisher, ia
HandcocVs Creek, about Vio mile3 from New
bern, vvljere he has a wife. He can read and
write tolerably well, and may attempt to pais
for a free) man. He is well known at the plan,
tations of Lemuel D. Hatch and James Hatch,
in Dupliii and Jones Countien, where he has
worked, j
The above reward will be given for the
delivery !of said Negro to me in Newbern, or
for his confinement in any jail, ao that I get
him ; and all reasonable expenses will bo
paid.
WILLIAM L. SEAR8.
Newbern, Feb. 22, 1832.
i ; ;
Great and Brilliant Success
AT SCHUYLER'S PALACES OF FORTUNE,
j NEW YORK.
THE following are the drawn numbers of th)
Ner York Lottery, Class No. 9, !rawn 4th inst.
30 38 25. 27 14 54 37 35
The ujsual good fortune attended Schuyler's pa
trons in jthis Lottery No. 25, 30, 38, the highest
Capital prize of $30,000, was actually told by
Schuyletf, in a package to two (rentlemen, w ho pre
sented the Ticket on the day after the drawing, and
received the Cash.
Brilliant Lotteries are drawing in New York ere
ry Wednesday the Capitals vary from $ 15,000 U
40,000-jTickets from $ 5 to $ 10.
Orders from the Country will, as usual, meet wi6
prompt attention, if addressed to
j ANTHONY H. SCHUYLKB,
! New York.
$ 1 HE WAR.
mANAWAY from the subscriber on the
23d inst. a Negro woman named POL
LY, belonging to the heirs of col. J. S. Smith,
dec. The said negro is a tall slim woman, of
yellow complexion. It is supposed! she is in
Newbern, or lurking about Slocumb's Creek, as,
her husband, Ezekeil Chance, a tree j man, re
sides thereon. I forewarn all persons from
harboring or employing said negro under the
penalty of the law. The above reward will be
paid on the delivery of said woman to
EMANUEL CERTAIN.
Newbern, April 24th, 1832. j
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Jones Countv.
COURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SES
SIONS. March Term, A. D. 1832. t
Benjamin Foscue, by
Rosco Barrus, Attorney.
vs.
Job Smith.
Contihues to conduct her Seminary on the popi
and improved Pestalozziah Plan, now so general
y acknowledged to be superior to all others in its
adaptation to, the younger classes of children. Tha
advantages connected with this method of instruction
Iconsist jchiefly in the rapid improvement which it -x-i
parts to jthe infant mind, as well as in the systematic)
and fasdinating organization of its operation. In ccr
Northern Cities, where it has acquired a high reputa
tion, the benefits resulting from this system arebtr.'
kingly Illustrated in the effects it has produced, aoi
the extensive patronage which distinguishes it froo
all ofhers. Parents and Guardians who are unaf
auai nted with this mode of instruction, and who may
desire tb witness ita operations, are respectfully inform
ed thai Mns. Alexanders Seminary is open every
Mondair forenoon for the reception of visitors.
Chillren of both Bexes,Trom 3 to 12 years of 5
are received upon the following terms.
For Spelling, Reading, .Writing and Arithmetic,
$ 2 50 per quarter.
Geography and Grammar, in addition to theabovs
branches, $ 3 00.
Newfrern, 10th January, 1632.
MRS. KAY respectfully informs tn
public that she has- removed to th,at
'' rnnrvnipn Hnnap nn I .raTCn-cnJ"'
formerly occupied by Col. Tisdale where shff
is prepared to accommodate transient and per
manerit Boarders with the best the market a!-
fnwl. 1 T 4 An .c;incr in W
vuo. i Aicuis aim uudrmaus jioiui-i.
r Original Attachment.
n T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
JJ. that the defendant in this case is not an
inhabitant of this State, It is ordered, That
publication be made for six weeks injthe North
Carolina Sentinel that said defendant appear
before the Court of Pleas and Quarter SPSnn
at the Court to be held for the County of
- -uu-iiuuse in Trenton, on the
second Monday of June next, and replevy or
plead to issue or judgment final will be ren
dered against him.
rf, , ,r H. BRYAN, Clerk.
Trenton, May lstv1832.
FttJ?0 Sets Stae Harness,
IRST quality, Philadelphia made, for sale
JOHN TEMPLETON.
rnnnfi-ir on1 mtin
for their children or wards in Town, are erca
I that, if placed under her care, every exertion
1 will be used to promote their comfort and coc
venicJice.
Neivbem Jan. 25. -
WHISKEY & APPLE BRAND 1
K I dd1s- oId Monongahela Whiskey.
Pj bbl. Veiy Superior old ditto
j 4 bbls. Apple Brandy, VQ
Received this day by schooner Lima tr
Baltimore, and for sale by
I JOS. M. GRANADE, & Co.
looeri, 2d April.
Dunn's Corr
RAISINS, SEGARS, &c.
half boxes box Raisins,
haf and quarter boxes,
Lojaf Sugar of superior quality,
1 bhd. superior Old Antgua Rum,
deceived this day, per schooner ?ert
ren be, and for sale by . n.
I JOSEPH M. GRANADE, AW-
Dvnr:s Corner.