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it - " ga1 . mM1Ul , - - NEW STORE. OLIVES. S. DE7TET TTTT AS mst TfitHmpH from iMfiW-YOrK, auu u TTV "AS iust returned from New York, ana is JXLL now onenincr at his Store, Last sine pi i y 1 ll I J - . . the Old County Wharf, two doors below j corner, ' A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ID1Y GOOB, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKEAY, shnpa. Hats, Saddles, and Bridles, 'Heavy Dundee and Tow Bagging, Bale Rope, Swedes, English, and American Htron, Wagon Boxes, Blacksmiths' Tools, Naili, &c. &c. ALSO a NOW LANDING, FROM SCHR. JAMES M0NR0F, A few bbls. first quality family Flour, Boxes and half boxes Raisins, Sacks of Salt, Goshen Butter, j Newark Cider, 6fc. tyc. of which will be sold low for Cash or Pro duce. IOTembcr 13th, 1832. JTOWV A. CRISPIN TTTTAS just returned from New York with a 4,1 M general assortment oi GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &c. Z7u following articles comprise apart of his Stock: W lives. reas Charopaignc, in qt. and Gunpowder Imperial, Qld Madeija,. Pico, do. Naples, Lisbon, reneriffe, . Dry Malaga, '-Hhcrry, Country. Liquors. Hyson, Snurhnntr. IPouchong. sugars. Loaf & Lump, White Havana, Brown, various qual. Nuts. Filberts, Madeira Nut3, Almonds. Spices. Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Spice. Fruits. CJbgniac Brandy (supe- 1 lUi UliUVJ J Peach do. Old Jamaica Rumf iuperior Holland ;Gin, OldMonong. Whiskey N. E. Rum. Porter iuqt.& pt.bottlesCitron, Currants, PRESERVED GINGER, Do. J PINE APPLES, Do. LIMES. i$&ckwheat, Goshen Butler, Cheese, Spanish & American Scgars,su- - pcrior Chewing Tobacco, &c. Which he offers low for cash or country produce at liis Stare on Pollok-street. December 3d, 1832. fTTHE subscriber respectfully informs his l friends and customers, that in conse quence of his determination to spend a few months in New York and Philadelphia, with the view of actfiiiring a more perfect knowledge o.the Tailoring business, it will not, for some time, be in his power to attend to their orders Io-will, however, very shortly locate himself permanently in his native town, and resume nis .profession, which he will conduct on an exten sive scale, and, as he hopes, to the entire satis Vt!nn rxf nil who mav favor him with their oatroivae. RICHARD B. BERRY. tNcwbcrn, January 24, 1833. CAUTION. WTIHE subscriber was lately warranted by U John Slye,of Bay River, Craven County, oil two accounts presented by. said blye; who, contrary to law and usage, obtained judgments without the knowledge of the subscriber, who had no notice whatever gi ven him to attend trial As soon, however, as he learned that judg ments had been obtained, he applied to the 'Jiao-istrate who gave them, and requested a new trial, that he mignt maKe it appear by testimony, that the claims set forth by Slye wnrn not iust. but illegal. A new trial was -aCcordincrly granted, and notice given to Slve and the Constable holding the judgments to attend at the Magistrate s on Saturdayr last TKey did not however attend; and it is doubt iess Slve's intention to endeavor to collect the amount of the illegal judgments, or to .pass them away. Under these circumstances, the subscriber considers it his duty to caution all persons from trading for said judgments, as he is prepared to contest their recovery in a court of justice. ! ELIJAH LINCOLN. January 17, 1833. QRIN TRUFANT ififaS received per Schooner Trent, from New York a large assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES VIZ : Xiadies! Gaiter Boots, India Rubber Shoes, - undressed Morroco Slippers, Men's and youths Boots and Shoes, &c. Boots and Shoes of every description, inade to order, at the shortest notice and in tl)s neatest manner. Ncivbcrn Octe, 1832. (dIessT! ATTEND! (rBBEoS 0? BEAR THIS GOODLY NEWS FAR AS OCR TAME EXTENDS." Drawing of the VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY Por the Benefit of the Monongalia Afa'domi- n Friday, December 21st, 183 KlcIimond' 40 45 65 34 58 7 4ft 4861 44 Comb. 7 34 58 a prize of 10,000, TTasBoTd in a Package ofHalf Tickets, No. CGI, " bv the ever fortunate" SYLVESTER! MTIMRE.-Md. New and Cheap Goods. T- JOS. M. GICA3i AU! , &CO- FORM their friends and customers that j., A W1VJ ... , .4(,p;p.j l cndrv late arrivals ( fall and winter suDidies. consisting of A large assortment of Foreign ana uomci GROCERIES. LiaUORS AND WINES, CROCKERY. GLASS and STOMEWAKh, Hardware & Cuttlery, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, Cf-c. yc. All of which were purchased upon the most advaniajreous terms and selected with greatcare, nd are offered for sale at a very small profit Ais j, the f Mowing articles, viz : 20 dozen common Windsor Chairs 6 Fancy Cane and Rush bottomM do 2 Fancy do. Rocking and Sewing Chairs for Ladies. 2 Children' Chairs 20 reams Foolscap writing Paper 40 I Letter do. 5 bales Cassia 2 bags black pepper, 1 doz. Cayenne do. 1 Pimento 1 box 6 doz. fresh London Mustard 4 cases preserved Ginger and Pine Apple 2 boxes Soda1 Lemon Syrup soft shelPd Almonds, Filberts, Currants, Prunes, fresh bunch Raisins, in whole and half boxes. Nutmeg3, Cinnamon, Mace, Cloves, Race and ground Ginger. 6 small boxe? Chocolate I box prepared Cocoa. 5 bags Manilla Coi ee 10 St. Domingo do. Imperial, Gunpowder, Hyson, and Black Teas in quarter and half chests, 6 hhds. prime retailing St. Croix Sugar 5 bbls. very superior do. do. Lonf and Lump Sugar 5 hhds prime retailing Molasses , 2 baskets fresh Sallad Oil 100 hettys 'do. do. 30 barrel- and 10 half bbls. Beaches red brand Family Flour, 5 half barrels Buckwheat Meal, 20 firkins Goshen Butter fm. choice dairies 10 casks Goshen Cheese, 10 bbls. Pilot and 0 half bbls. Navy Bread 10 New Ark Cider 20 pples, New Town Pippins 6 hali bbls. family mess Beef 200 lb Smoked do. 12 boxes Scotch Herrings 12 casks sweet Malaga Wine 4-J- Muscatel do. 4 J Canary do. 4 haskPtsChammmnein ot. and ot. Bottles o d:., ciflHi0 RM,i.- Udli l men vri u i i ut.iKiitu o uioiiu t i 1 pipe superioi Holland Gin 10 hhds. N. F.. Rum 5 do. lv,0hbls. Rye Whiskey 10 bbls. New Orleans Whiskey 2 hhds. do. do. Rum 5 bbls. Old Monongahela Whiskey 10 do. Curtis's Rye Gin 10 Bbls, Cider Brandy 5 it Vinegar 6 Dos Amigos Spanish Segars 20 qr. boxes half Spanish do 100 small " American do 12 boxes Poland Starch j5 whole and 50 half boxes yellow Soap 10 boxes patent mould Candles 20 boxes and Kegs of Tobacco 400 bottles Lorillards best Snuff 100 bladders High Toast and com. Snuff 30 doz'n Lee & Thompson's Blacking 1 cans Virdigris 250 kegs white and black Lead 2 bbls. Linseed Oil 5 winter Sperm do. 40 Porpoise or Train do 30 ps. 43 in. heavy Dundee Hemp bagging 00 42 Common do 10 42 Heavy Tow do 22 coils Bale Rope 3 bale 501b Bagging Twine 100 lb coarse Shoe thread 50 fine do do 6 bales Cotton Yarn ass'd No's. 6 doz. Spades and Shovels 100 setts Wagon and Cart boxes 10 doz. long Bitt adz 4 setts Blacksmith's tools complete (3 patent Fanning Mills for clearing Grain 2 ton Grindstones ass'd. sizes 3 Iron do 250 kegs cut Nails and Brads ass'd. sizes from 4d to 20d. 200 lb. Putty 6 boxes 10. T2. 50 feet window Glass 10 8. 10. do 2 sacks Liverpool Blown salt 400 bushels Ground Allum do 2500 bushels coarse Turks Island do 1000 bushels Irish Potatoes. Newbern, Dec. 10, 832. THE F0RM BOOK, CONTAINING Three Hundred of the most 4, approved Precedents for Conveyancing, Arbitration, Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, Receipts for Money, Letters of Attor ney, Bonds. Copartnerships, Leases, Petitions, and Wills, besides many other subjects refer red to in the Index. By a Member of the Philadelphia Bar. For sale by T. WATSON. " TVie Form Book. This valuable publication contains near three hundred of the most approved precedents for the variois kinds of conveyancing which occur in the ordinary ivay of business between man and man. A work like this cannot fail to prove 61 general utility. Everyman who has it in his possession, may prepare for himself various docu ments, for which he has hitherto been compelled to pay large sums of monej' to scriveners, and by peru sing its contents ncquire much useful informationon various topic? of general interest" Daily Chronicle. January 7. Osborne's Syrup, JREPARED and for sale by Charles S. Ward, Druggist and Apothecary, next doer to Bell's Wots Neycbsrn F&. 1833. N.Tork,Pht!ade lphL and Baltimore, their iTTDCTURNSms sincere thank, for the very NEW GOODS. EDWARD C. O. TINKER, TAILOR AND DRAPER, i tofore received, and respectfully informs the publick, that he has just returned from New York with an extensive and very general assort ment of FALL & WINTER OODS Selected tirith i;reat care from recent importations '-AMONG THEM ARE THE FOLLOWING: dp Tnr rni I nwivn ! :V.ifc- SuP"f ""f, ,ou nussciuiuwuvwtiis Rifle, bottle, and invisible green do. O. Olive and olive green and steel-mixed do. Fancy Cassimeres, of superior quality, Satin, silk, Marseilles VesimgS, Lyons MIKVeiveioi very oesiqua.uy, An elegant assortment of Valencia Vesting Lvons Sillt Velvet of very best quality, oivnoccml vr nnv- in this market. I Shirt bosoms, of the latest style, ruffled and IlUt SUI UUJOCA " T ' T T plain. Corded and plain Collars, of the best quality and latest fashion, An elegant assortment of STOCKS, of the Intpstnnd mostaDDroved Datterns, covered - r r - M with bombazine, velvet, satin, &c. Gentlemen'- superior Hosskin Gloves, Silk web and silk net Suspenders, Gum elastic do. 1 case of the best elastic, water proof, patent Silk Hats, Together with a variety of other articles in , . ,. -ii 5-...us u ...:n u i,i nis line oi uusmess , an ui vvuu ii win uc aum at Uie lowest prices. . , . isoreoared to execute all orders with which he may be favoured in the neatest and most . ... fashionable style, and at the shortest notice and he assures the public that no exertions shall be spared to merit a continuance of their favouis. Newbern, 1st Nov. 1832 LIVE OAK TIMBER. Navy Commissioners Office, lMh January, 1833. TTDROPOSALS will be received at this of- U hce, sealed and endorsed, till the 31st of March next, for the LIVE OAK TIMBER, required to complete the frames of one frigate, and ot one sloop ot war, to be delivered at Portsmouth, N H., and for one entire frame for a shin of the line, to be delivered at the Na- vV Yard, New York ; there will be required to complete the two frames to be delivered at Portsmouth about 16.000 cubic feet. Moulds bv which the timber is to be cut. will be furnished to the Contractors; persons wish- ing to offer, can obtain, by applying to the Commandantof the nearest Navy Yard, a sched- nip .nf the meres whirh have heen furnished " " - . . ... The offers must state separately the prices per cubic foot for each frame, the whole to be subiect to the usual inspection and measure- ment and to be delivered on or before the 1st dav of June. 1835. Ten oer cent, will be reserved from each pavmenf to be made, as collateral security, in original prospectus. Though the maps be in addition to the bond which will be required, creased in size, the cost of the entire work will and will not be paid until the whole quantity not much exceed the price of the Atlas as first is delivered, inspected and approved, unless soeciallv authorized bv the Board of Naw Commissioners. To be published twice a week in the Globe, National Intelligencer, U. S. TeleirraDh. East- ern Argus, New Hampshire Gazette, Com- mercial Gazette, Hartford Times, Rhode Isl- and Republican Herald, New York Evening Post, New York Standard, Pennsvlvanian, Baltimore Republican, Norfolk Beacon, New bern Sentinel, Charleston Patriot, Savannah Republican, Pensacol Gazette. Jan. 25 t IstM. HEALTH. WHILE in the enjoyment of Health, few people think of availing themselves of the opportunity which may offer of fortifying their systems against the attacks of disease, which they might easily do, by a lighf course of the Hygeiau Medicines ; which, though efficacious in restoring health when lost, pre sents an agreeable and pleasant preventive of contagaion and epidemical complaints. They operate, in cases of Dyspepsia, with the unerring certainty of that most dangerous of all specifics, prussic acid, in removing those coats of dead phlegmatic humors which cover and render inert the digestive organs of he stomach, in purifying the blood, and restoring the whole body to a healthy and happv tone of feeling, and enabling the stomach to receive and retain whatever kind of food, either ani mal or vegetable, which usage has sanctioned ! as fit for nourisbino-ifio r t t "fe iiumoii name, m no case have they ever failed in effecting a cure, when properly persevered in, no matter what may have been the nature of the complaint. Gentlemen of be first respectability ofNew- 1 ' .Wh? have U3ed these Medicines, have authorised references to them for testimony corroborative of these assertions. Besides which, the written and published testimony of hundreds can be added to the same pur pose. r The system of physiology upon which the efficacy of these Medicines" is established, is extremely simple, and may be easily compre hended ; it recognizes in the human frame but one disease which, taken at its origin, is denom inated impurity of the blood, connected with a disordered state of the digestive organs, howev er various may be the appearances and symp- ioiijs in wntcn n appears upon the surface of the body. People afflicted with hypochondri ac, vertigo, weak eyes, nervous debility, sick head ache, sour stomach, or pimples, find im- 7u,Bie permanent renet lrom the use of mese Medicines. To ladies in particular, they strongly recommend themselves, and among other thinsrs as a ensmetir no .u l . ' -' ICUUr lilt" skin clear and smooth, and purge it of all de formities and bad humors, H,ra,ey J GaIea & Son Sleigh; E. J Hale, Fayettevi le- nnA T w ' v.- KSr ? Dr' H a Moat Graduate of the British College of Health. IV F, W ATLAS nAtjnC4ICf ... 'Vt TTOROPOSALfe for publishing by Subscnp- ; IT tion, a New and elegant Universal Atlas, to contain distinct Maps of all the Principal Kingdoms and States m the knbwn World, and spnarate Maps of each of the United States, by Sfeo Author of .a' New American ; '-' ma- AtiM,Mpv rtct . Although numerous collections of Maps have ' been published in this country, but few have j - 1 A . n si nlan onlnn. yet been compiev- u uu a b-oic v. lated to convey an adequate idea of the whole subiect or to do jusuce 10 ine unpiucu w -A v l itK Tlnitpd Stntps. oi Geograpnicai sticuicm Ttrt nf thW hereto fere offered for public ap- iuo . . probation have been only the nm essays oi ? , innnllv desiffned lor tne use vl I 1 - 1 f il - J illustrate ceoeraphical works, ' r in... ,or.Viifnl works. nnblished in Europe are extremely cnoois, or xo uiusiraic p-"6'r,v ; :m. u,s comitw .l nnki;.iil in F.ufnneare extremely i is bit ' inrnrrectas resDeCts the United , ffeoffraphv of which is so rapidly essive thaI nJ European publication can P whh Ug advanement. This part of KCtrl r . the work must be brought to maturity in our country, and such is now the respectable state of the Arts here, that we can assert wun conn- dence that we possess the materials and skill sufficient to exibit a topographical representa tion of the United States, indefinitely superior, as it regards correctness and detail, and every way equal in style, to any European pubhea tion of the kind. The publisher of the proposed work has been collecting materials, prepaiatory to the exe cution of it, for everal years, in winch he . , . vrnr.0 jn Urraphers in this country and in Europe. In i , . ..z , . lf - lauuitiuu mho. uv nut u.ui. . - j ; A..,r in hoth hrm "P", Wu.r.u.ww i,r.wr - Atlas in a manner every way satisfactory to the public. , The materials for the maps which relate to the eastern continents, will be selected from the latest and best European authorities, and exibit a complete view of the world in connec tion with the United States. 1 he State maps will be engraved from drawings compiled, as far as practicable, from original documents, on a scale sufficiently large to admit of anaccurate representation of countries, with their subdivi sions, the seas, lakes, rivers, and mountains, the counties, cities, towns and villages, andal the principal roads, internal improvements, &c. The work will be completed as soon as cir cumstances will permit, consistently with accu racv and elegance of execution ; and from the measures mat have been adopted to pro .1 .1.1 1 cure the necessary information, no material delay is apprehended. lt was originally intended by the publisher, aml proposals issued accordingly, to restrict the size of cach maP to an imperial quarto. It has since however, been found that the limits .! such a 6flett were entirely too small to admit the introduction of all the recent information wnicn the author desired to incorporate with ine proposed work;ne nas tberelore determined to augment greatly the size of the maps, and to publish this work in monthly numbers. The maps as now proposed, will be nearly Molli),e the size of those contemplated in the proposes as me wnoie may De comprised in about fourteen numbers. I n lne execution of such an extensive plan. very great expense must be incurred, but the utility of a work of this description being evi dent, the publisher has entered on the task with alacrity, relying with full confidence on the importance and merits of the work to insure the patronage necessary to its completion. Having thus briefly delineated the plan of the work, the publisher offers it to the public on . i e 1 1 ine following CONDITIONS: I. The proposed Atlas shalL be constructed from the latest and most authentic documents. It will be engraved in the first style of map engraving, anu in every branch ot its execu- j tion, accuracy of detail shall be aimed at.- Lach sheet will be 1 1 by 4 inches. II. The maps will be printed on the first quality vellum paper, and colored in an elegant ana appropriate manner. ill. 1 he Atlas consists of about fourteen numbers, with an engraved title sheet. It will be delivered to subscribers at $ for each num ber, containing at least four mans, navahle on delivery. To non-subscribers the price will oe ?M &u a number, each of which will be com plete in itself, Jan, 1st. 1833. HCt" Subscriptions received by THOMAS WATSON. J. M. GRAPfADE, &Co. nn AVE just received by the Packet Schoo- LJ U n er Trent, from New York, the follow ing articles : which they offer low for cash or country Produce, viz. 8 lb No. 12 blue Cotton Yarn 10 brls. and 10 half bis. Beach red brand family Flour 12 drums Figs 40 firkins best quality Goshen Butter 10 half bis. No. 1 family Mackerel 2 doz. Champaigne Wine in qt. bottles 1 qr. cask L. P. Teneriffe Wine 10 brls New Ark cider 4 brls Albany Ale 10 boxes smoked Herrings 1 brl. smoked Tongues 10 brls. Cider Brandy 2 brls Linseed Oil 1 tierce Winter Strain Sperm Oil 30 bags Shot assorted sizes 3 hds N. O. Sugar 5 " retailing Molasses 40 casks Stone Lime. ( ALSO, By brig Driver, from Bermuda, 5 Puncheons, 3d and 4th proof Granada Hum, of very fine flavour. Newbern, Jan. 23, 1833- ' bushels SALT, 400 do. Irish PflTATOPS. Just received aad for stfe by 2 AMOS WADE.1 TBBEE ABLE AM) POrVLAB ENGLISH BkUlODlCALs - M dCOWfr Wa. FTTIHE subscribers propose to republic JJL Blackwood's Magazine, The MetronoT tan. and The Foreign Quarterly Review rZ mencing with the January numbers continuing them in weekly numbers. (a w Un, inV(.llv . d the receipt will admit of regularity,) 80ti, flirnilh tnn ontivo mailer fY. . t "10 .... ... iiv vi wc inree irorl- , within the year. M i i' uu .v ur republished Of estfthlUhod rhftmrtpr for ih . uuuy and' in ; terest with which they are conducted:- U . i 11 i . . wuu is w,. lhe mnol nAA.in K r uu ... . , I . -b. . ""till ! 1 Its Dresent cost to subscribers in l,i- 0I8 The Metropolitan is a new P:. edited' by Thomas Campbell, (recently pA . of the New Monthly,) and Thon as Moor? sisted by Harrison, (author of a Diarv of. pi sician,; Mrs. nen ans, ir?. IS run, writers of high reputation. The cost of Metropolitan is $15. , e The Foreign Quarterly Revii? ,'. s voted principally to Continental Literati,. , is conducted with great talent. It treats of th literature and institutions of this conni. Jl impartiality, and often in terms of high andd served commendation. It enjoys at present higher reputation than either of" the I .nli ' Scottish Keviews. 1 he subscription price is $9. The xpensiveness of the original puMifa, lions prevents any extensive circulation ii dPJ in this coumry the separate cost of the cheap, est beinir 30 per cent, above that of the whole in the proposed republication ; and the cost of the three not less than 835, five times the cost of the re-print. No intermixture of the works will be permit, ted to occur, but all the articles of each No. will be printed consecutively as in the original, and in such mander that at the close of the year each work can be separated by the binder and bound by itself. The work will be handsomely printed with new type, on fine paper, in Imperial OetaTo (Quarto Form,) in weekly Nos. of 16 pa?Pg each. The irregular receipt of the Periodicals may occasion some, but, it is hoped, not any serious irregularity in the publication. Seve ral works being published in weekly numbers, the long intervals in which none ate received, followed by an over supply, " all in a heap," will be avoided, and a more reasonable and regular allowance of reading ensured. Terms .Seven Dollars per annum, payable on delivery of the first No. PECK & NEWTON. New Haven, January 1st, 1S33. Subscriptions received bv THOMAS WATSON l GEORGF W. DIX0r -MERCHANT TAILOR. TTT RESPECTFULLY informs his customer, UaX and the public in general, hat he has just received from New York, per sch'r Sarahs & thoitt an tor rg splcnWti assorttntnt of SEASONABLE GOODS, elected by an experienced merchant in New York, from the latest importations. Having now m employ a number of the very best workmen, (some of whom hare jost rri rived from New York, and his assortment be ing complete, he ratters himself that be will be enabled to give entire satisfaction to those who may think proper to, patronise him. Among the articles are the following: Superfine olive, green, mulberry, and Ade laid cloths. Reform and rifle green, do. Blue.Jblack, Russel Brown, and miVd do. 1 piece elegant black Cassimere, superior to any heretofore imported, 2 pieces bufFsuper silken Kerseys, a splfn did article for gentlemen's dress panto. loons and vests, Superfine black, drab, lavender and Adelaide mix'd Cassimeres, A choice selection of super silk velvet Vest ings, various, colonrs, figured & plin Super black silk Florentine vesting, Fancy coloured lo Valencia and Toilanet do. A handsome assortment of Stocks, beat q' Kly, Gum elastji Suspender, Gentlemen's superior Horseski'h GlovrSf Together with a variety of other affifte. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHIG, will be made up in the neatest and most ionable manner, and at the shortest notire. 3- A complete suit of clothes can h? W6' in the best manner, at V2 hours notice, All orders from the country will he than fully received and punctually attended o. CfI IlL, S. WARD' DRUGGIST & VPOTHK- A Has for sale, at his Shop, next door to Tavern, A GENEERL ASSORTMENT Of PAINTS PAINT BKL'SHBS. Oil, Dyestuffs, Varnishes, andVar nish Brushes, Perfumery u Cosmetics. ff The above articles are fresh, and oftheery best quality. Newbern, February 1st, 1833. A JVibble. f In the New York Lottery, extra class No. drawn Jan. 30. Combination 36 37 44, a prize of $ mrnn60b In a whole ticket. Also, in the Grand ion dated Lottery, drawn Jan. 28th, whole uc combination No. 11 18 56, a prize of 8 600- m ootn soia ny ine invcciaw irnflllllin The above are but mere shadows in c o I son withahe splendidlprizes that have beon sold by the IneKy SYIVESTfF-
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