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THE FATE OF NEY.
. The outlines arc of course familiar to the
reader, but it possesses sufficient interest to
make the particulars desirable. Wequotfrom
ihc Family Library.
"The story of Waterloo need not to be re
peated. Suffice it to say, that on no former
occasion did the Bravest of the Brave exhib
ltmore impetuous thouffh hopeless valor. Five
horses were shot under him: his garments were
pierced, with balls: his whole person was
disfigured by gore and mud; yet he would have
continued the contest on foot while life remain
ed, had. he not been forced frojn the field by
the dense and resistless columns of the fugi
tives. He returned to the capital and there
witnessed the second imperial abdication, and
the capitulation of Paris, before he thought of
consulting his safety by flight. He hoped that
by virtue of the twelfth article of that conven
tion, he should not be disquieted, but the ordi
nance of July the 34 th terribly undeceived him.
Intending to withdraw into Switzerland, and
afterward-to repair to the United States, he
procured his discharge from Davoust, then
minister at war. On reaching Lyons, Suchet
, tendered him money and passpbrts, ; but he
declined the generous offer, and secreted him
self with one of his relatives, at the Chateau of
' Bossonis. near Aurillac, in the department of
the Lot. But he was discovered by means of
the rich Egyptian sabre presented to him on
Ills marriage by the First Consul, which hap
pened to be indiscreetly left on a sofa in a room
open to strangers. Oh learning this circum
stance, the prefect despatched some agents of
the police, accompanied by an escort ol gens
d'arms, to arrest the owner. They surrounded
i hc, chateau, and Ney at once surrendered him
He was conducted to Paris. I A council of
war, composed of French marshals, was appoin
ted to try him; but they had little inclination
to pass sentence on an old companion in arms,
and declared their incompetency to try one
i who, when he consummated his treason, was a
peer of France. Accordingly, by a royal ordi
nance of the 12th of November, the Chamber
of Peers were directed to take cognizance of
the affair. His defence wa3 made to rest, by
his able advocates, Berryer and Dupin, on the
12th article of the capitulation; but this was
overruled, on the ground of his notbeing amena
ble to French laws, since Sarre-Louis, his na
tive town, had recently been dissevered from
Fi ance. This indeed the prisoner himself re
jected: "I am a Frenchman,' cried Ney, 'and
will die a Frenchman' The result was, that
" 1 he was found guilty arid condemned to death,
by the immense majority of one hundred and
MXtv-nine to seventeen.
The marshal was in bed, and asleep, when
he was awaked next morning by an officer who
proceeded to read the sentence. On hearing
the preamble enumerating his titles, he inter
rupted the recital by saying, " Why cannot
7-bii. simply calL me Michael Ney; now a
"French soldier and soon a heap of dust?' His
last interview with his wife and four children
was far more bitter than the punishment he
was about to undergo. This heavy trial over,
he was perfectly calm. 4 Marshal,' said one of
us sentinels, a poor grenadier, 'you should
now think of God.' ' Do you suppose,' an
swered Ney, ' that any one need teach me to
'die!' But, immediately giving way to better
ihoughjts, hd added, "Comrade you are right:
T will die as becomes a Christian : send for
, t he Curate of St. Sulpice !'
At ciht o'clock, on the morning of Decem
ber thc7th, the marshal, with' a firm step, and
an air as calm as if he had been in a field of
battle, descended the steps leading to the court
of the Luxembourg, and entered a coach, which
conveyed him to the place of execution, outside
the garden gates. He alighted and adi-anced
towards the file of soldiers drawn up to des
patch him. To an j officer who proposed to
bandage his eyes, he replied, Are you ignorant
ttiat for twenty-five years I have been accus
tomed to face both ball and bullet?' He took
off his hat, raised it above his head, and said,
with a firm voice, I declare before tjad and
man, that I have never betrayed my country :,
may my death render her happy ! Vive La
France !' Then, turning to the men, and strik
ing Iris other hand on his heart, he gave the
word, ; Soldiers fire !'
Thus, in his forty-seventh year, did ' the
.JHravcst of the Brave' expiate one great error,
?alike alien from his natural character, and un
worthy of the general course of his life. If he
was sometimes a stern, he was never an im
placable' enemy. He wasj sincere honest,
blount even: so far from flattering, he often
vontradictcd him on whose j nod his fortunes
depended. He was, with a few exceptions,
merciful to the vanquished, and while so many
of his brother marshals dishonored themselves
I by rapine and extortion, Michael Ney lived
a fid died poor.
This extraordinary man, says Col. Napier,
was notoriously indolent, and unlearned in the
abstract science of war, it was necessary fori
him to see in order to aci; ins cnaracier seem
ed to be asleep, until some imminent danger
aroused all the marvellous energy and fortitude
which nature had endowed him. He who
' . had fought five hundred battles for France
'not one against tier was snoi a a.uanu.
- Atlas.
JVezv and Cheap Goods.
JOS. M. GRAAADE & Co.
INFORM their friends and the public, that tiey have
receired by late arrival from Sew York, rhilade;-
phiaand Blliraore, a handsome assortment ol sr
and SUMMER DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUTLE
RY. GROCERIES, WINES, &c. fcc Among them may
be enumerated the following articles of s
DRY GOODS.
GenUeni i-'f tacy an on
dan no and flag'd, Hdkli
A large assm'l. of rich fan.
col. and plain Cott Hdkfs
suitable for servants.
Crape Camhlets? a new and
elegant ar'icle for Gentle
men's Summer wear,
Blk. Prune:le h, Circassians,
English Bombazines Si Bom
bazetts,
Princetta Lastings,
Merino Cloths and Ciicas
sians,
Irish Linens and Lawns,
Linen and Cotton Diapers,
White Irish Linen Drillings,
Br. French do do.
Indigo bide Nankeens,
Yellow do. in long ps.
Plaid Satteens, blur twilled
Jeans, Cotton Cassimrs
Grecian and other stripes
s litable for tioy's clothes
London Cloths a few pie
ces super blue, blk brown
and olive,
Blue, black and Na.ikeen
Sew.ing Silk,
100 doz. Mitchell s spoo
Thread, ass'd. Nos. from
8 to 100,
50 lbs. patent Sewing
Thread, assorted No?.
Russia Sheetings and Tick
lenburglis.
100 ps. London Prints, of
various qualities and pri
es, mostly of new and
handsome patterns.
Rich fancv printed Muslins,
20 ps. new style Ginghams,
Plain Cambrick, Jaconen,
Swiss, Book, nd aMull
Muslins,
Figured Book and Swiss do
Plaid and corded -Muslins,
Sunerfine & common black
Caaibrick,
Bonnet Muslins and Boards,
ndia blk. Satin Levantine,
and Snchew Silks,
talian black Lustring, and
Levantine do.
Plain blk Gros de Naples do.
Changeable bwalerd do. do
Lead colored do. go.
Ladies' fancy Gauze, Da
mask Crape, Batteste and
Gros de Naples Hdkfs.
Linen Cambrick &i Lawn do.
Imitation do. do.
Belt and Tafeta Ribands,
Gimp Edeings,
Ladies' blk. fc. white Colton
Hose,
Gentlemen's wht. Cott. do.
Ladies&iGerllemet's Gloves,
2 cases Leghorn Bulivar s,
(very cheap,)
10 lbs. mixt Pins, in 4 oz.
papers,
20 packs assorted London do
DOMESTICS.
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1 STeiit groce 8UP' l,nen
gle Playing Cards,
Tortoise Shell Tuck' &. Sidf
p.
THOMAS WATSON
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
FTTlHEv Subscribers have taken the! Brick
U Store nearly opposite the Newberii Bank;
. 1 1 1 1 I T-T5 o at r
yneretney nave on nana a general assortment ol UAS xvn
BOOKS, AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING :
!
Murray's Introduction, Reader, Key, Sequel,
Exercises, Spellingboofc and Lrrammar.
Grimshaw's United btates,
Willard's,. Woodbridge's, Cum-
ming's, Woodbridge andAVillard's, Dwight's,
Morse's, Willett's and Parley's Ueograpby.
Walsh's. Pike's, Colburn's, Smiley's, Ben
nett's and Daboll's Arithmetic Key to Pike.
Webster's, Cumming's, Pickett's, and Ju
venile Spelling-Book. j
Walker's, JohnsonTs, and VYeDster s dic
tionary various sizes. A
Blake's Natural . Philosophy, Treby's As-
Blair's Lectures, CowperJs lasK,
NORTHERN, SOUTHERN, AND
WESTERN STAGES.
STAPLE AND FANCY!
D B Cl Q ODlS,
Ilardtvare, Groceries fyc.
4, ' " j
Their goods are purchased bv Mr. ALEX
ANDER ANDERSON, who resides in New-
York, and who will be frequentlv forwarding,
by which means, the assortment will l?e kept
complete. S
Thev will be constantly supplied with AAt
both long and short bitt, from the makers Piatt
0 layiOr, WIllCU UICJ' unci uy n uuAtttvM
per doz. r
Thomoson's Season's, Jaud's Expositor.
s Tvtler's Historv, Conversations on Cnemis
AMONG WHICH ARE !
Calicoes ; French, Scotch & other Ginghams ;
Printed Muslins ; black Silks ; j
Mull, Swiss, Book, and Jaconett Muslins;
Ladies' and Misses Bonnetts ;
Inserting, and a variety of Fancy articles ;
Bombazines; Circassians ; Erminetts ;
Cassinetts, &c. &c. .
Osnaburgs ; Brown Shirting and She'etings,
Witli a niimhprof other articles. 1
Purchaser may find it to their advantage to Valpley?s Greek Grammar, Greek Testament.
Call Uliu CAaunuci j
B. L. HOSKINS, 4 Co
Mav 9, 1832
General Stage Office at the Washington II
H3 Those who may apply for seats in Jj1'
of the above Stages, will please pay their stT
fare at the time thev eive in thi . e
ieir names
tronomy,
trv.
Brown and bleach'd Shirt-'
ings and Sheetings,
Bedtickings, a good assort
ment, Indigo blue Checks, stripes
and plaids, j
rtf bales. 1200 lbs. Cotton
Yarn, assorted numbers
from 5 to 15.
Uinbrellas an:i Parasols.
20 doz. palm leaf Hats,
Gentlemen's sup. . blk. and
while Beaver do.
Do. Seal and com. Fur do.
1 case Men's and Boy's wool
Hats,
Combs,
Mock do. do.
Ladies' Prunelle Pumps.
with and without heels,
Fancy Baskets, a great va
Saddles and Bridles,
Cotttoti and Wool Cards, ol
the best quality,
A great variety of Looking
Glasses,
12 reams Foolscap and Let
ter Paper.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
Weeding Hoes and Trace
Chains,
N. Beer's long bitted Axes
Curry Combs and Hwrse
Brushes,
Hide Whips & Mullen BiMs.
Wngon and Cart Boxes,
Spades anu Shovels,
50 casks Cut Nails, assorted
3 b;gs Wrought do. d.
20 Freeborn's and Hitch
cock's Patent Cast Iron
Ploughs.
160 extra Shares.
no names will he entercdon thp W,.tn
- - mvu,jlsill UJif '1
the fare be paid . and no Sftra Uaftaa
will be received at or delivered from thrno-
until payment of the fare due thereon.
alexander,,
" post officeT
Arrival and Departure of the Mails
Northern Mail, arrives on Sunday
I and Friday, at 4 P. M. Closes on Monday th'-.
Dast 2 P.M. and on Wednesd.iv nn v...i y at
AVhelpley's Compend, Duncan's Logic. past 8 P, M. y at
Columbian Orator, American Reader, j Wilmington Mail, arrives on Monday at 19 ?
Goldsmith's England, do. Rome, do. Greece, and on Wednesday and Friday at 2 P. M. Cloll
; Gummere's Surveving, Simpson's Euclid, Monday at half past 3, and oti Wednesday andF
Jacob's Latin Reader, Gould's Adams! Latin day at half past 5 P.M. rri
Grammar, Virgil Delphini. Raleigh Mail, arrives on Sunday, Wednesday
Horac. Delphini, Ovid Delphini, ficero 1 W
Delphini, Works of Sallust. J l. n
Entices Latin Dictionary, French Grammar. ea1Mrfortai1' arnves on ?lIonday anqPriday at
J 7 . , P TVT I , nsps samp Ptemrtm, n . J u
AT: r, i.o M nnro liro lr I 1 I P f 1 11 S w w.hko auiau past N
J . i m .1 Trent Hn-fTf nnrl I IncfriTtz A.f o,l r,
nesdayS and Friday at 2 P. M. Closes on Moniiv"
Bonnycastle's Algebra and Key, Simpson s
Algebra.
, Family Bibles, School do. elegant Pocket do.
SimprPpar1 Pnrke t Testaments, common do.
CHEAP DRY GOODS. J. M. GRAAADE A f
fTgllE subscriber has just opened a new and pon's, Methodist, General Assembly s, Village, HdvCJUSt J'CCCtVed from JYew York
IJ hanisome assortment ot lresn importea Olney, Dover Selection, Aiexanaer s,ttiaaie s, f- ,
and F4ay at 5 P- M
Letters for any of the above Mails must bebrouffL "
to the Office fifteen minutes before the hour nfrW;?"
I i. Vio-rr; mtIII Tint Ka HAtlt until (Ka no- , ! . . " n.
course
Watts', Zion's Sonars.
Knives and Forks, a good
assortment,
Pen and Pocket Knives do.
C. S Drawing Knives,
German C a. single Cut
Mill, Pitt, Cross Cut
Handsaws, and Smith's
Files,
German C. S. Plate Hand
saws,
Stock and Pad Locks,
Sad Irons,
Paint, white wash, & scrub
hing Brushes,
Which he offers to the Ladies of Newjbern, and
the public in general, at very reduced prices,
at the Store formerly occupied by Willaim J.
Handcock, on Pollock-street, one door from the
corner of Craven-street. j
J. VAN SICKLE.
Newbern, 27th March, 1832.
MEW GOOlfe.
JOHN A. CRISPIN
OTAS just returned from New York with a
U o-eneral assortment ot
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY
GLASSWARE, &c.
The following articles comprise apart of hs Stock
Iney,
Rippon's,
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.
Book of Common Prayer, Closet Exercises.
Alexander's Bible Dictionary, Malcolm's do.
Smiley's Scripture Geography.
History of the' Reformation, Law's Call.
Pilgrim's Progress, Saint's Rest.
Historv of the Bible. I
A Cergyman's Letters to a Young Christian.
Miller's Evidences of the Christian Religion.
Letters on Church Government.
X bbls. (Beaches fancy Brand) FLOUP
4li 5 bhds. N. E. Rum,
1 tierce prime white Rice,
2 boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
50 pieces Smoked Beef,
1 barrel fresh Lime Juice, now on tap,
5 boxes very superior Soda Lemon Syrup,
2 casks Claret Wine, now fining, which bv
the first day .of June will be ready for use.
Newbern May 18th, 1832.
31RS. BRISSINGTOf
MESPECTFULLY informs her friends
and the public that she has removed to
the Store at the south-east corner of the Court
Henry's Religious Life, Help to the Gospels. House, lately occupied by Mr. Tredwav, where
GROCERIES, WINES, &c. &c.
1-2 Pipe choice old Ma-") f 1 qr. cask real old Port,
soon,
deira,
1 do. Naples,
I qr casks Pall Sherry, z 1 d Ma catel,
2 Br. do. I 1 do lied,
1 1 qr. cask real
. I 1 do. Dry Lisbo
g I I do Tetieriffe,
2 Colraanar do.
1 Sweet Malaga, j
Rasberry and Cherry Bran
dy,
6 casks London Br. Stout,
Porter in qt. and pt. bottles,
1 pipe real Dutch Gin,
12 do. Seignette's Brandy,
1 hhd. old Jamaica itum.
5th proof, and warranted
pure,
2 hhds. Antigua do.
4 do. merican do.
2 do. Rye Whiskey
10 bbls. N. O. do.
10 uo. Monongahela do.
2 df4 very superior old io.
N. - Carolina Apple Brandy,
Common Apple do.
10 bbls. Curtis's New York
Rve Gin,
10 bbls. best Cider Vinegar,
12 bags best green Coffee,
warranted free of rock,
2 hhds. very superior St.
Croix Sugar,
10 bbfg. good N. O. do.
g box white Havana d.
1 bbls Loaf and Lump do.
6 chests fresh Hyson, Gun
powder it Imperial Teas,
Spanish Segars, of the best
quality,
American1 do. do
Newbern, April 2lst, 183
J Champaigne in qrt. and
1 uint bottles,'
30 bis. Rochester family
Flour,
Beaches red Brand,
10 Baltimore Howard t.do
20 half do do.
20 Boxes brown soap,
2 bis. Lorrillards best snuff
jn bottles,
1 bl Snuff i: Bladders,
blk, Pepper and Allspice,
lrire and Cloves,
Nutmeg and Cinnamon,
Pearlash and Ginger,
2 Ton lion assorted,
2 bundles German Steel
superior quality.
American do do.
Fig blue and best Poland
tarch,
G!a
Wines.
Champaigne, in qt. and
pt. bottles,
Old Madeira,
Pico, do.
Naples,
Lisbon,
Teneriffe,
Dry Malaga,
Sherry,
Country.
Liquors.
Cogniac Brandy (supe
rior quality)
Peach do.
Old Jamaica Rum,
Superior Holland Gin,
Old Monong. Whiskey
N. E. Rum,
Fruits.
Citron, Currants,
Teas.
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
Hvson,
Souchong,
Pouchonof. 1
Sugars.
Loaf & Lunap,
White Havana,
Brown, various qual.
Nuts.
Filberts, j
Madeira Nuts,
Almonds, j
Spikes.
place," Cloves,
Cinnamon; Nutmegs,
Pepper, Spice.
Confession of Faith, Methodist Discipline.
Dewees on Females, ditto on Diseases of
Children, ditto on Midwifery.
Juvenile Spectator, Evenings at limine.
Franklin's Works, Scientific Dialogues,
Byron's Works, Moore's Life of Byron.
Pocket Gazetteer, ;
Lexicon of Useful Knowledge, Conversa
tions on CommoaThings. j
Peter Parley's Books for Youth, j
she- continues to carry on the Millinery
and Mantua-Making business in ail
its various branches. She has just received a'
handsotiie assortment of !
Leghorn, Silk, Dunstable & com
mon Straw Bonnets ?
whici, together with almost every article in
the Millinery line, sue oners lor sale at redu
ced prices. i
Mfs. B. expects, by the first arrivals from
Complete Letter Writer, Western Songster. tllft North, an elesrant addition to lior
Life of Washington, Life of Marian, Life ol stoek ; and as she will be regularly informed
Bonaparte, Life of Nelson. i of the changes qf fashion, she hopes to
of
Porter in qt.& pt.bottles'
Freserreu uinger.
Buckwheat, Goshen Butter, Cheese
Spanish & American Segats,su-
pertor aeicmg iovacco, ' xc
Which he offers low for cash or country produce
uber, Epsom and Ro- at the Store on Pollok-street formerly occupied Coloured Toys.
Ctielle Salt8, U,r thn lato P.pnr.rP 4 Hall Per, TTor VotIt Pri
T o:ii i I D. . I uy . v.... H -'"M j.w,. - " '
Drops,
Opium and Castor Oil,
Indijio and Copperas,
Salt Petre and AHum,
Siedtitz powders and Mag
Virginia Housewife, Housekeepers Manual
American Chesterhelu, 1 ooke s Pantheon.
Family Dyer and Scourer.
Life of Alexander the Great, Life of Moham
med. Lacon, or Many Things in Few Word;?.
Laennec on the Chest, Begin's Therapeutics,
Horner's Special Anatomy, Johnkon on the
LiTer
Blount's Coast Pilot, Bowditch's Navigator.
Marsh's Bookkeeping, Jackson's ditto.
Buck's Theological Dictionary.
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be aole to conduct ner business m a manner
which cannot fail to give satisfaction.
lEjLeghorn, Dunstable, and common Straw
Bonnets, Whitened, Altered, and Trimmed, in
the Latest Fashion. Silk Bonnets made to
order.
17th May, 1832.
LAST NOTICE!
History of Paris, Humorous Songster.
"KVTOTICE is herebv given, to all persons in
XL debted for Taxes listed in 1830, that a
statement containing their names, and the
"I nm.MV( dim l-iT nonli Y o 5 V03T TTI!ld Ollt fltld
Evening Entertamments, Scenes m Europe. deircred t0 th J t sheriffi whose ,B(t
mason s liuuiuvcu rauici, liuiuc uiiiu. I r ;i 1 J 4.llotift
iL-.nrJLi,, V5rtui,- theyare,for the last time, requested to call and
A variety of Entertaining Juvenile Books &
mer, Reader, and Table Books.
settle the same. This, may I be done at any
time prior to the first day of July next, at which
period, the property of such persons as nau
nnt. thpn rnmnlieil with this notice, will, with-
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES AT O VEL The following popu- Luti discrimination, be sold to pay the taxes
due thereon.
JAMES C. COLE, late Shjf;
i tfebern, May 18, 1832.
WILL be given for likely young Negroes of
both sexes, from one to 6 years of age.
JOHN GILDERSLEEVE.
nesia,
Chalk and Virdigris.
R- d ochre and Lamp black,
Sperm and Porpoise Oil,
Linseed Oil and White Lead,
NEW GOODS!!!
TTOS. M, GRANADE, & Cc. have just re
jgL MRS. KAY respectfully informs the
?ilfl public that she has removed to that
3 I il l J ennvpnipnt F tnnf fin nraron-'ifrnot
formerly occupied by Col. Tisdalet, where she
is prepared to accommodate transient and per
manent Boarders with the best the i market af
fords. Parents and Guardians residing in the
ICT'S
Page,
QjJ ceived and offer for sale, at the store for- country and who may wish to procure Board
.. 1., : 1 L M. 7l IK. . . i -ii 1 m
iiicuy uttupicu uy xm. t iiiituii uuini, tuiuci jor tneir cnnoren or vvarus in lown are asured
- -w-fc ii, i ir in l I . - r
Difficult question to Inswer. A New
Bedford mner savsl a sea-captain of our ac
quaintance once took on board a large number
f passenerers at a Dort in the Emerald Isle, to
"ring to this country. On approaching our
coast lie, as usual sounded, but lound no doi
tom. 'And did ve strike the crround, captain?"
inquired one of the Irishmen. "No," was the
reply. And will ye be so good as to tell us,"
irjuiuu i ai, - now near ye; came to it!"-.
Putting your foot into it. According to
the "Asianc nesearcnes," a very curious mode
of trying Uie title to land is practised in Hin
dustan. Two holes are dug in the riimitl
spot, in one of which the lawyers on either
side put one of their feet, and remain there un
Hl one of them is tired, or complains of beinr
stung by the insects, in which case his client is
defeated. In this country it is the client and
not the lawyer who 'puts his foot into it."
of Pollock and Middle Streets, the following
viz :
25 bis. Rochester Flour, Beaches red brand.
25 Baltimore Howard St. ditto.
10 half bis. . ditto. ditto.
40 bis. Navy bread.
2 casks choice Claret Wine, on draft.
lPipe very superior Dutch Giu.
1 ' Seignelte's Braody.
h Hhds. St. Croix Rum.
20 NE. ditto.
50 BaHimore Rye Whiskey.
1 bis. Apple Baudy.
10 Curtiso Rye Gin.
15 N O. Whiskey.
5 MonoDgahela, ditto.
2 very superior old ditto.
6 Cider Vinegar.
2 Winter Sperm Oil.
25 Kt-gs White Lead.
S2 Ton Castings, assorted, consisting of Pots, Bake pans,
piders, Skillets, Firedogs. &c. ix. also Qn hand and fo
sle at their 'Warehouse, upper long Whair,
50 Casks Stone Lime.
50 Bis Mess Pork.
30 Prim do.
3 Bis. and 33 Kegs No. 1. Lard.
10,000 lbs. Sacon assorted, Hams, Shoulders, and Sides.
On Consignment,
6 Bis. Whale Oil.
2 Corn Fanning Mills, upon an improved plan.
2 Shelling Mills. much improved.
-Newbern, May25, 1832.
that, if placed under her care, every exertion
will be used to promote their comfort and con-'
venience. j
Newbern Jan. 25.. :
VALUABLE SOUND LAND
FOR, SALE.
The subscriber offers for, sale, that
well known Plantation formerly be-1
L longing to Col. Richard Nixon, lying: !
on lopsau oouna, in iront oi me inlet, about
twenty miles from Wilmington,-containing be
tween 800 and 1000 acres, 300 of ivhich are
cleared and under good fence, and about two
hundred well worth clearing; the k-emainder
well timbered and an excellent range for cattle
and hogs. The quality of the Land is equal
I to that of any other tract oh the Sound, and the
situation is healthy and pleasant. The im
provements consist of a good Dwelling and all
houses. Persons iwishino to
1 . . o
Tico Sets StasixHarness.
"II Vmcm Ma. nl-tl-J'IV.Ir. maAa fnr coin
i l iiunoi quail ly, x uuauciuia moun au
JJJ .by JuHiN TJSMriiJCilUIX.
lar Novels will be sold at40 cents per volume :
Pelham, or Adventures of a Gentleman,
The Oxonians,
Private Life,
Beatrice, a Tale,
Rybrent De Cruce,
Flirtation,
Romances of Real Life,
Adventures of a Kin
Walter Colyton,
Gaston De Blondeville,
Reuben Apsley,
Devereux, by the Author of Pelham
Paul Clifford,
Walde grave,
The Country Curate,
The Prairie, a Tale, by Cooper,
Goslington Shadow,
English at Home,
Lionel Lincoln,
The Refugee,
The Last of the Mohicans,
Body and Soul,
Redgauntlet,
The Lost Heir, '
Yes and No, j
Husband Hunting,
The Barony, j
Hungarian Tales, j
Tales of the O'Hara Family.
Woodstock, w
Falkland,
Fair Maid of Perth, . . .
The Book of the Boudoir. !
ALSO, j
Paper, Quills, Wafers, Sealing WaxLead
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necessary out
purchase, are requested to call and view the
premises, which will be shown byjMn Oliver, Pencils. Office Tape & Wafers, llnli Pr.wdr:
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wno resiaes on me piacc. .rur erius, wmcn Tissue raper, Slates, rocket Books, Pocket
will be accommoaating, appiy to me subscn- Maps of the Southern and Western States,
ber in Newbern. Blank Dav Books, Memorandurn Rnnlr nnH
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Newbern, May 25, 1832.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BLAIVRS;
Such as Shipping Papers, Bills .of Lading,
TOWN PUMPS.
Comtoissioners of the Town,! with the view Vessels' Bills of Sale, Manifests,! the different
'iSM.. kinds of Blank, used by the Clerks of ,he
muel Reed, who will, upon the representation of any Superior and County Courts, Sheriffs, Con-
maTbSSattCnd't0SUC nnecefarrePaire 33 stables, &c. &c.-orders for any of which
2. SLADE, Tovn Strsft. ' receive immediate attention.
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TTOTICE is hereby given to the Inhabitant
1SJ of Craven County, that the Subscriber
hasi received from the Clerk, the Lists cf li
able property and holds the same for their in
spection. All persons are requested to give in
formation of any Lands, Polls, or other Taxa
ble property, not included in the Lists an'
they are further notified, that the Subscriber
will attend at his office on Middle Street, near
the Court House, every day during the ensuing
month of June (except Sundays) to recei
their respective Taxes.
THOMAS J. PASTEUR, W
WHASKEY & APPLE 6KAND
bbls. old Monongahela Whiskey.
1 bbl. Veiy Superior old ditto
4 bbls. Apple Brandy, m . '' '
Received this day by schooner Lima in
Baltimore, and for sale by ,
i JOS. M. GRANADE, & Co-
Dunn's Cornfr-
Newbern, 2d April,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
! Duplin County.
COURT;OF PLEAS AND QUARTER
SIONS.
May Term, A. D. 1832.
Gjiles T. Loftin, t,nt.
I vs. i Original Attache
Daniel Alphin. S ., rnnrt,
5P appearing to the satisfaction ot i
that the defendant in this case is not
itant of this State, It is ordered, ,
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puDiicauon oe maae ior ia --- -n0ar
Carolina Sentinel, that said defendant
before the Court of Pleas and Quarter fees
at the Court to be held for the County otvV
at the Court-House in Kenansville, on .1 qX
cond Monday of August next, and repi j
plead to i3sue, or judgment final win
dered against him. nlfl fipTl.
JAMES PEARSAL Wn,
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