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me T5? F H 4 w r A '.T. f if si Hi Si.-" IS IS 4 ': ) V- t 1 i i. t , 1 FEMALE HEROISM EXEMPLIFIED. 'The female character,whetf lifepasses smooth and tranquil appears to be made up of tender ness and dependence. It shrinks from the gaze otihe rude, and recoils from the slightest touch of the impudent. L But however it may appear in these "circumstances, cei tain it is, when dan gers impend, traits of heroism and intrepidity dart out amid this tenderness and dependence, like lightning from the' soft fleecy clouds" of a summer's eyeniog.i So when we stand by the ocean's sidend view ' its smooth and tranquil bosom, we little suspect the energy of its waves, when lashed iuto fury by the winds! The fol lowing fact" confirms these remarks : -r la the year of IT50, Henry and.Eraily, a new married pair and5 children of wealthy parents in Bostont left their paternal abode, determined to affect a permament settlement at a place D ' ' ' ' , f Mass.) Emily had been brought up in the midst of affluence, and was acquainted with distress and poverty orily in the abstract. - Though her character was rriade of those quali ties which we most admire in her sex, yet no , one would have suspected- the presence of those which her subsequent life so abundantly evinced. . j . -After the lapse of five years, their.house and aYm presented the appearance of neatness and comfort, and exeept being sometimes startled from their midnight slumbers byjthe yell of the savage,'or the howl of the wolf, they had them selves suffered no molestation.- The prospect from the house tvas bounded on all sides by the forest, except in 6ne direction, where th a deep vallev from which tbe w cleared to open la coramunicatidn with an ad- J"f "s iwu ie rays oi a semng sun snoot ing ialmost horizontally into thle eve reached to a great distance, and formed ajgreat contrast to the deep gloom which bounded both sides of the way. It was throuffb this onpniniT that Henry might be-frequently jseen! at the close of ine aay returning from labor in a distant fields It was here too that the eye of affection and hope first causrhi a view of a befhverf nhiVct. One evening at the end cf jii Henry was .seen about half waylop the valley, on his return 1ione. C At this instant a tail stbut Indian leap ed upon the unprotected and unsuspicious Hen ry, and appeared to be taking his scalp. The forest around rang with savage yells ; and four Indians were soon bounding over the fields to- Avards the house. In an instant the tender. and depending Emily was i transformed into the bold and intrepid heroine She- deliberatly fastened the doors removed ber two sleepin-r children into the cellar, and with her husband's rifle stationed herself before the' window facing ther Indians T. he foremost Indian had justlasked h1m t& what part of the country he was tiisappeareo utumu a soiaii uiitucu, uut as cA.(rt viftw he tell into the rrasn of death. I lusw -. or r . i She hastily reloaded and anxiously awaited the approach of the three Ireraaining Indians, who appearea w oe eiuausveu oy ruuuing. Two of them, met with a fate jsimilar to that of tnerir coropamou, oui. iub iiaiuBucceeucu lu I teaching the door, and commenced with cut-H Ung it down wun nis naicnei. uur neroine recollecting tnai sne naa a iseiue oi Doumg oi water above stairs, took it, and. poured it down B 1 J I- . Ill . "! "1T I A I on .tne inaiau, wno reveiveu me wnoie cou- tents in bis face and eyes. Bhndtd by thel acty hih, but I'll seeVpullingout his pro water, and rendered desperate by 4 being thus snects and handing it to the clergyman, : The outwitted by a woman, he ran furiously round J the corner of the house and stumbled into al deep well. , ' r . ' - 1 Freed trout her personal danger, she became I deeply, anxious to know the fate other band.; Un loo&ing towards tne spot wnere neitiiat don't keep sich things an their houses,'.' had been seized by the Indian she beheld himlpuing out his pen and ink and offering it to struggling whu hi 10 v, uuhi cu v crcu win uiuuu.mq the clergyman. ,; .4 ane nastenea ta.nis xenei. anaaeuoeraieiy ue- spatched a ball through the head of his adver- earth, the otner to tne arms 01 an anecuonate and truly herqio wife A CURIOUS EEITATH. being desirous of having his tepitath prepared before his death (though in good hea th) sent a message w. f.wumKup. Foe. uxvix pass- inff through that part 01 the country, request- mg him to come and tarry all night with him ferred to give) the Indian his popper, his break- fast and bitters ; to these proposals he readily agreed. Supper was no sooner over and things some what adjusted than Keazle began to urge jthe Thanking him for his kinclness and bospr Poet for his eptath, as be was anxious to hear talitv. and biddincr hirrrrood mornino-lhG trnd. what it would be. The Indian replied, that he would pay up as he went: he had now irot his supper and drink, and would make one half of the epltath. : Thus he began ? :- ' There was a man who died of la te. ' For whom; angels did impatient wait, . : : -With outstretched arms and wings of love, -To waft him to the realms above." - Keazle was so well pleased with this 'part, 1 MIhoH TS e5n aome of his f neighbors,! that they miffht hear knapsack, and put himself n a posture for start nf Mrdotv ; ?- . - I r5d OJ I13 UV , J f, . . wis now. A ma"pf great importance to him to bave his epitath finished; as the poet had almost raised mm to the arms of the angels, ond only wanted such another impulse to land him xa a felicity, beyond the reach of all his enemies.; His neighbors, j too, were .waiting wn greanmpauence tp near tne beautiful in - cription;,, NJki- , "Aye, sure enough," said the semi - delin WUClll, "1 Jiad. IlfcA tO have fdrorntlAH vnnronLI ir ,ur teazle, i : y ell; since your neicrhbors i. . . z r. j w r . aujr pan ui 11, as yei, pernaps badas well reneat the fi-a nftk. nave not kpmi . : . . .... W . Bu . VI HIV .V WA,4J . po 60,' you please," replied Keazle. with There was a man who died of late, , i For whom angels did impatient wait; '"API With outstretch Tot waft him to But while they Still hovering round the lower skies, In slipped the Devil like a wearel, j ' And down to hell he kicked old Keazle. ? Thus finished; he took to his heelsl and old Keazle close aRer him with his cane i but being: unable Ho overtake the Indian, he returned to share the 1 sympathy ' of his 'neighbours, who were all in a roar.ot laughters THE BOOK AGENT. As the sun' was setting after ones of those sultrv days in July, when the thermometer rose . '-.-.I t - 1 '1 J" 1 1 1 . U 1. toUU deg, a tan, taniern jawea, gamorei-snaun-ed fellow entered the tillage of. 1 in the old Commonwealth of MassachUsettr. He was dressed' in the peculiar costume of a 'yankee backwoodsman having on his head a squirrel skin cap,.and on his feet a pair of donblesoied cowhide boots, which would laugh a Kamschat ian winter. On his arm' was carefully folded a butternut colored frock coat, and in his hand was an extra shirt and dicky, tied up in frot- tnn -flaff hanuKercniei. un nis enirauce mw the village, he inquired for the clergyman, and beinr told where he might be found, started pfost haste for his residence. Arriving awns bouse, he louua mm eujuymg w vy. in his r:irden. niepoinff xip w iue (pnr:; he enauired if-the ! Kev Mr. lived in that neighborhood? The clergyman told himhe did, and that he was uie naiyiauai to whom he alluded. , " I'm dreadful deaf' said the fellow ; r you .,: aieo vonr vnir.fi. or a can iueaiii huiu . . . .4 - , .. . . ..." J - . . ' . . , 1 - i li. a.. .11) : ,rh! eriremnn nnt nis iios tu can uu repeated the declaration that he was the per son for whom he enquired, and asked him the object of his call. '" V , " -: " r " 'Tis bin an awful hot day,'! saidhe travel ler. " but it grows a leetle cooler as the sun goes down. . ! mi The clergyman again inquired his business, on the top of his" lungs.' - p' ' !'. ' "I thank you" a thooisa nd li mes,' said r the stranger, I reckoned to have got tq the tavern by sundown, - but I: hav'nt, and as l'm prodi giously, tuckered out, I'll stay, and thank you in the bargain,' following the clergyman into the house. ; v. j P :z :'-':'-:'y: ; v rXyAy The clergyman handed him a!chair, and af ter laying his coat in the corner of the; room and fanning himself awhile with his cap, he took his 1 seat, lhe Cierffvman, in a lona voice, travelling - ? " v . . 4 ikin.ik.i knr lie replied ; :. Aiiy utiiiji tuai kutiirs.iiauuii im a farrner when at home, ant not much useo; to ick-nacks I can eAty thins bUt -oij Oork nd cabbaffe. and that I Could'nt eat snce I waa boy -but don't piit Voursclf out of the wav at all about supper. ; mv ?xhfr clergyman inquired again n a louder voicei if he was from Vermont. - a . . i'ra gitting subscribers. said he". tor a valuable book ifs the works of John Bun van, or Jonathan Bun van, l dont remember ex clergyman after ; looking at it handed it back, - nd remarked, that he did not wish to sub- scribe to it. q vcs " he replied, I alwavs Carry a pen ed arms and winss ot Jove, ? rniT tti It w a letter ithm the mother ot tne .sus. .wv, -.j,. .w young man. w no inaiiu uui iwi u""o """f , disputed fur the prize, V ,A l.t'pv in ' hPr hus-jond ink with me, as I find a great many, folks n UrtTVmr, raisPilbis Vn m tn thn 1 es key and said he must be excused from sub- Jest as well." .said the acrent. "I write the names of half ot my subscribers 'i nyself," ' - entering the name. of. the "clergyman on his Tim laiTimn'in ilaonoiMnff in m n itio IVt. Lri.:-.-.u .v, i, Hti furnished him with a good supperand bed. In the morninr lie toid him. in a vo ce as loud as - ?. . A:A nft; .Lv u . , ' t.0 it ? -j-:;h. -'r; h -: ! Don't give yourself any uneasiness about 1". said tne agent, i never lorget subscribers, and especially ministers you shall nave ii in due; time." ed off as fast as his letrs could carrv him. A. hout month fiPr th r1prrvm'n Wa nn his way to visit a brother iiv the ministry in a neighboring town, he was riot a little surprised to meet his Old guest,.; the deaf book agent. He was dressed much in' the same manner as before ; , but was seated on a box, in the fore part of a one Horse wagon, drawn by a horse that would require.stall feeding jto make much Uut of his wagon, shCok him cordiallyJ byhe a ia wl . j: i': . ..J - your wife," getting into h money wagon . and dri r. The clergyman fearing that the family rniffht I take thft Kr.nl; a in fila nhaon! nut -Knnt Va home, and arrived just as the agfent was driving up. Seeing the clergyman had returned he said. 'vnn rnm Hn-lr V- foo-He --Jn T )nnCJ taking the books from his box and Carry them in the house. iTheMprmn tAM Him': ..Un as he could, that he did not want the bookB.- 1 The agent said if he could not conveniently pay him the money then, he mast accept of his - invitation and stay till the stoi-m was over.---- ine ClerffVman. nndinor liA mnsttAknthA hfinlro . .c . .. .e. , ' or Keep the lellow three or four days, paid him t "c uiwucjr. f u - ; I. I . c tIu . " . ( . ' - Frederick the Great "rung one day and no body answered. He opened j the door; and found the page -sleeping, bn a sofa! '3 "He"- wis going to ;wake hirn, when, he!; perceived 'the end ofi billet outf iiaUckVu Her had .the : finriositV to knvv the caitents i-he took , and Dart ot his wages tress i She concludedlbji beseeching God 10 bless him for his filial daodness TiwL-king returned softly to hit rooin, took a rouleau of ducats, and slid thero.witMvtne tetter, to the page's pocket. Rettjrmndtp; jhis apartment, he rang sd violently rhat e page pened it, and entered.. You bay eTept well, V. said the g. The pap im.de "'tatoWfi), ,: ..." j bamssTnent,beliappeueUa put bra band r -in -dS Lairulra do - V - . - Z 1 kin embarrassm fntn hia hortkft and felt tith astonishment the money. He drew it ou4 rurnea pale, and, ; r - i . . . - looking at tbe king, btrrst into tears, without heihv hie in sneak a word " What is , the matter I!. ? Ah, Sire rj -O . ;- !. - ! said the young man, throwing himself at bis, fee.U 'somebody would wish to rum me il know iiot now i came oy thU money in my pocket."-4My friend,'? said Frederick, God often send3jis- good in eiir sleep.tSend this to your mother. Salute her in mV nanie ; atid assure herdat i shall take care.of her and you.' FOR SALE ON CONSIGNMENT,; -rt CP, n jjObbls. nrimecut Koauokellii.lt f 6 bbls. prime Mrss Koanoke SHAD,. Just received andvvarranted very superior. Apply to 1 S. &.J. BATTLE, juhe 7, 1836. -1 I ' i' - - -.. r. . J ' ' JwelsU 1836. . A ' Dividend of fiye dolUra and htty rents A on each shard of the Capital Stock of this Bank, is this day declared payable on and after the 6th instant. . n ' I JOHN W. GVIO , Cashier.- i PLOiU r;, fec. TTJTAS jusl received fromNew York perthe LIlJ Schooner Francis L. Canad v 20 barrels Fresh ground Canal Flour, i very superior ar ticles which will be old very low. . . . v ' ALSO ON " H AND, '.' ,' ': 10 bUs. Baiiiinore Floir,4 8 " ' ' 5baskets excellent aiampaigne" ' .rit-.'-. 'ifiof:u; i. fJ A, "J;. wine, 411 Jars Pickled ijiobsters; At orood assortment of common and foreign! T ?.,W VVinoW Af.lM'& ' - V.'i Tea; Coffee, Loaf? Lump, and Brown", Sugars. All ofwhichwill be sold lour, for cash.''- f Jwne 1st, mnjfr-f " I JtjLi Ai3JUiJ. '-iTI iTK HDDSwrtmc rtaiiin-Molaasea.- advrandir,leb;y:H&to:. t Us , i D M. VAN BOKKELEN, Newbern, May 31si, J839., ; JOSEPH M . GRANADE jrn3 thiii LnJ the schr. Topaz, tie i following articles : 1400" bushels Irish rotatoes, v " r 50 do Mericer do ' ' - 10: box es' Prunes - ) lM m:- 2 1 A casks fTonerifie Wini bblSi.:.LiriieedOn,! t do Winter, strained Sperm Oil, 1- do Fall strained .. do tf do 10 bags Buck Shot i-i. ,. ,., 20 bbls New) York Canal Flour ' 10 1-2 1)bls f do ' -1'r -o 20 bbls nr ess: and prime Beef'" I basket Salad Oil -..H.;s 1 box Olives 1 ; i t i keg Currants i; . . i box prepared Cocoa f rv l - t- do Bologna Sausages 4 -; JNewbernlthl Nov: 1835. ,,J ECONOMY f IS ;VR.LTU 31 4 TLD bidia Rbbber Shoes, and Scraps of Vli Inda IjLubbjeriwiil be bought; aodalib- era! price paid by ... If-tn'h'-"' I). M. THIS DAY RECEIVED, ERt the ScfirsJ Trent ' and Friendship from New jYork andlBaltimore, t - il "50 casks'; Stone1 Limd, ; ' Pt'c :' , " 4 doz. each-1 and 2 qfeart Oyster Pots, ': bushels superrNta Sen tia Potatoes W- i.-expressly ' for lamilj 'v.se;:vU:U aO bbls.; arid 25 half bbls IJaltim ore su? perfine Flour, - vfX , 'if tn'.x-i ,K ' Pilot Bread, small Biscuits; for ' 5 "Z family use, :;i4?'V': ' v I 'i'' Builer Crackers;" V-y-X. 10 hhds. Rvc Whiskey, , ''CS':) 23 bbls. . do j do. . . ,. . , ; V -vi i . 50 Keas Baltimore No. 1 Lard, : ;, ,000 Baltimore half Spanish Sjegars v' ' ' "7lOO"Wnnd:---FJax,'-.Xlr-H'':. P. M. 35. VI. VAN tiUlVllSl-t!.JN. May 5th, 1835. Has this day received and is novi openings TYTTEN'S SPANISH SADDLES, with cloth JfJJ. housings' complete, k superior .article, : -Metfs Spanish baddies, plain, do. plain do, various qualities, Ladies Side. .do,.',, do. do. ? x Wevmouth ! Brid les and Mar tin sales,, with i covered &nd fated .buckles,,. t A "general assortmehtof common Bridles At the old stand! corner of Pollok and Middle streets. f- 'J"- p'M ! ' R (Frequenitlnl called ILenopCastlei) IP rillHE Subseiberi proprietor 'Cot this Estab ' XL. lishment willUccommodatew visitors ;at the Springs . the - approaching season. --:Every necessar comfort will be furnished, land he flatters himself that he Will give satisfactiorr'to those that may think proper to' patronise this place of fashionable! resort. " The situation is high' and healthy. . .. ! ' T : ; -: . ; . i :; john j. wrigiit. " Rociinghaij) Ci?r.ty, ;N. C. May 30th, 183G. ; i r ' 'FORSALB - ON COXSKiNiMINT, fn 'BBLS.'prime Pbrto Rico Sugar,1 i 50 ,4v": pure num, hhdr pure do. it Cotton Bagging and :Twine, 0 baskets Liverpool nne oaiu ADolv.to" : , J. BUKGWYN, . Devereuxs Building &"r':'''S-'y'i'4 t:'' .i t-;-r- :October.26, 1835. iGroceries9&c. - Ucshels coarse Turks Island SaLT, (fo resale low 10 -do Lagfuira do r r - - i - i- .10 dd Java - -J do a handsome article, . 2 hhds Muscovado Sugar, j ', v ; 2 boxes & 6 bbls. Loaf and Lump Sugars, . 20 bbjsr Baltimore Howard street Flour,! v 10 Ho ' do I do i do ' 3 bbis. Philadelphia Rye Flour,! . 10 kegs" Goshen, Butter, first quality, . I 10 do do do a Common article, 1 50 drums fresh Smyrna Figs,' - j - 1 10 small boxes BordeauxPranes, ' " - 5 kegs Dupont's" Brandywine, Gunpow- dsr, rH-to.:r; -. r; " I . "u 6000 Spanish Cigajrs, in , i and boxes, f, 50 Ibi. Mrs. Miller's fine cut Spanish smo- 10 bcfx'S yellow Soap, king Tobacco, i )i blls. butter Crackers, 10 dd Cider Brand v, - i 4 doz. cast steel Boxing Axes, s G da Beers' long bit do., , ' . Just: received from New pYork arid Balti more, and for sale cheap byF - ' - i . - . D.WID M. VANBOLKELEN -Newbern, Jan. 26,1 1836.t :. ; - - : BacpmgHf0ris. SSL 4lj(f'- PRIME- Bacon Hams, .cured &1J iMiS with Saltpetre, for tamrly use, or sale by J C. f& M. STEVENSON. I NJiVV SiOHK, THR Hnbsrriheri regnectfollv informs the citizens of Nevibefn and its vicinity,Vthat he ' Uias receritlv returned fromt the North, ,i with a large and general retailing assortment.of GROCERIES, HAHDWARE, CUTXER Y. fClWPKER Y and GASS WARE ; ; iLiquors,, .Confectionary, j Wines, Perfumery, ;:V1 Fruit?, ;':!':; 11, ; : . I ilNuis,." j : Shoes, Sc. &r.; -1 whreh'Heis!;now;offen!ig-fdrsal-e-'"at'-lhe Store formeirlyj occupied by -Geoji-jA; IIa11(-Esq; and more Tepently by John A; Crispin!, one door east of Ijunns corner, iafad nearly opposite the Episcopal Church, r., t -if iv- Tr At the brick stwre belonging to Mrs.McIvinlay, T n t tin ( t. 7 1 1 l c 1 . ira enn nl ri nf c nf!l j r in a Grocery Store;. togetbec witn a god assortrnent njfj , , .i all of which he will sell at a medei-ate advance upo n the cost.' JOSfM. OR AN ADE, -i.ri ' fb bag St, Domjngo Coffee, --!" .i . Java - ' . Ho. 6 small boxes fresh Choco S-bbl IJuiai Stigarj 5 fahds. NrE. Rum, t 5 bbld. Cart is Rye Gin, 5 keci chewing Tobacco, ate, :1i f:r0ti- 10 Hack. nn salt. -. . .J 20 bbte. Mess and Prime Pork, 1J Received this day fcy Sfth'r. Melissa from New York, and for sale by. , JOSEPH M. GRANADE. -'r,-rgj-::'.Y 'j-AUo on lumd i '"Stare,'. -- i lr '-"$' I K 20' bWs. fresh Navj- and Pilot Bread, ; L . ; . .20 Mess a:d Prir Beef, . f . ' "i '-: .' -, bushels Irish Po'-l.-es. ""': " f J. M. G. i Barrels Nash County, first quwility, W Apple Brandy, -V ,.; 20 bis. ;N, Y. Canal Flour Beach's' red : U I Brand,' V- -; -', 1Q hlf bis.;, : ;dok do-1 do. : - 20 boxes. Hull. & Son's pat ent mould k.' : ! .1 Candles, ; 'C "-' t;S. '' , i . 4. Slbrixes s week Sicily" Oranges, 150 "grass fel Tallow;t"! ' vt r ":3 p"f d doz Windsor' Cliaifs assorted colours. just received and for sale by : v ? f i y ADA.VirjM VAN BOKKELEN. :T NEW-GOODS, flTHHE subscriber has just received from New York, bv il the Schooner Select and other late arrivals', the foi- towing anicica. -via i j .; . - 541 bbbk'New. Yktrk Canal Flour;? Pm J half do. I dofcu do. : : 10 bbls. Navy and Pilot Bread, V 10 do. RVe Gln,t;":-rr ;7 4 - do. 4th proorold Monnngahela Whiskey, .':..: ' uarter casks Malaea-Wine, j' 1(3 bbls. Linseed.Winter-strained Sperm & Train OU ,! l. . tin.. ;.i j).. ! . 3 - chests Hyson, Gunpowder & Imp-rial Tea, "6 bales Cassia j ' '' . -v"? lQ . bbls. New York Mess Fork, w .. , .f: 25 pieces heavy 43 inch Dundee Baging: r 25 . coils Bale Itor?, . . . ' -. J- i v.-'i -h: 1-2 pipe Very superior Champagne Braady 1000 bashels Turks Island Salt, Kifl s j ; IftH : 4 kegs Pupont's Powde - ; L , ; - -ALSOJN' STORE,1: f ": r- . 1000; tnshefi Irish' Potatoes 'v'i'.c4f.'v .' 6 whole tierces Charleston Rice, ' - vil f : ; t s v 6 half do : i . r do.- 1 : do. .- :i",. - r-...- : JOS: M.i GRANADE ' prpiHE-subscribcr ! has this day receivjed by !Jjahe, schr,i; Fulford, Capt. Guthrie from BalUrnore,Tthe following articles viz: ; 50, bbls fresh ground. Hp wardstreet .Flour -.' 6 : do Water, Butter and So'da Crackers "10 do fresh Pilot Bread :fV ; IQ0 bushels Shorts, or Wheat Brand Zt. 5fJfi do '"-fr ? Course Turks Island Salt ; 10? sacks laVerpooI blowA, do - ? I 10 bblsider! Brandy . . - u ' ;? 2 hhds Baltimore Rye Whiskey v ;v5. bbls old Monongahela Whiskey 4th proof 2 do fresh corned beef, put up in the l$ai ; timore market expressly for family use. ,;6 -. do Loaf cc Lump Sugar , from 15 to JO) n.f ; cts. per pound.. . . ...!..; SO casks Stone Lime ." ! J '. ' W8M JOS. M. UlfAWAUJK -riui: TO MARINERS i i '. rpUE Long Shoal Liffht'Rrwt W ' ' S and will show a light as usuar Wttatfc , Li.. t S. BROWN, Superxntendant of Light. ' THE SUBSCRTRT7P may be found the following: f ? . v h Aimonas, Gilberts and Brazil Nuts ' ' Musca tel Raisins; in whole, half and ouar . . , ter boxes, , . . - ; : r . utr' Bordeaux Prunes, in small boxes, . Madeira, and Marseilles Citron, , Preserved Gine-er. . Olives, Capers, and Pepper baucci "Walnut and Tomatn P..,-, . Madeira,-Port. Shprv. rnH., Teneriffe, Mucatel, Malaga aid iner - Annisette, and Novau CmAUu ; Cognac Brandy Holland Gip& Jam.Rum .London Brown Stout, in barrels 3 ..each; :.. . ; .: . :: . -It,-.-.-.-.. ' en " ..Fresh Gunpowder; Imperial, HySon, 4 , Pouchong, Teas, - . and :vT' '"-' -'ALSO," ' : t boxes" patent" mould Candles, & hhds I and 10 barrels Whiskey, i , .u : 10 bbls. Applo Brandyj 6 dof Cuslis Rye Gin, i uajiirnore Kve 5 do Pilot Biead, f-' :;- X . kegs No. 1 pure While Lead, 10 do. Black: Lead, ; s 50 Corn Basket i..: 4 fv;h';Uv.'L . Whichfhe ofiersJ together ivith his general soriment, for sale, at the old stand R.l as- and Middle Streets; f- r "A7,1D;M- VANBOIvKELEN. Newbero, 15ih Dec; lb35. : JUST Per Sch ooner Ellen Uo v Apples. Cabbages, rrowi ACIC lo; ;, ' ' Mercer PotaioesFresh' JJuiter, &c. for sale bi I). M. VAN BOKKELEX. Oct. 20, 1833. M6I asses arid S uga r . hhds; prime retailin cr Molassps: i d Ol ; 4dO. : d oJ Suirar. ' 1 . a . . . : a T '1 Just received per Brig Mary; arid forale by ; J. C. & M STEVENSON. June 8ih,1833. "r .-?- 1 ?NtiW GOODS. "d rfli HHDS. retailing Molassti- ' ' JBL 10 do. and 20 bbls. N. E. Rum. . - 5 hbds, Ba.'limoi-e Rye Whiskey, ; T r 10-bbls. do. j! Cidei. Ci-andy, 5 " '.Old Virginia Peach l.w: ": ' 25 " , Hlliani'e Howard s Plmir 49 " ,N. Y 20 half bbls. Canal " di. . - 'l Id. do. 20 bbli. PUot and Nav Bread! , i r A. No. f Boston Mest Beef, ' - 0 " NewYorkPrinie do. -r.--'? ; . ! . Botmi No. t fat Mackerel, - i io; . v .; Nu.ado. . do. -y,hsfre9h 'r Gunpowder, Ilyson, anl Souchong Teas, m packages of 21bs. 10 lSIUwch, r 50 casks ;Stone LiaMik ". - -' J i ..25 kegs Cut Nails, J".;?. J" - " 1 j ; '1h1 received by Ihi schiimers tJwn. fwtfft ftf Bounty and S lett; from JJew VfM'k. TI1 Nils frnm - Boston; :alt.of which'U offered for sale, at a small profit to customers. ' ! ' s : i - J ! JOS j A! GRANADE, ' Newhecn, May lGt br.183a. , ; Ji New County Wharf. MERCHANT TAILOR, A TEW DOORS WEST OF THE STATE BANK, Has Must returned from New York with a ehoice .selection of goods in his line, ; AMONG WUICU ABE THE FOLLOWING : : CLOTHS. Super Blue, CASSIMERES. Diagonal, -: Drab, . Fancy T ' Kibbed, V Black Moleskin, Dark-mixed i": ' 4 t it - it Black, Polish green .Dahlia, Brown', Olive, Steel-mixed, Carded, . j VESTINGS. Black silk Vejvet, Eiiibroid'd Quiltiug rigured Velvet, Black Satin, I f liuuand vvmie, Printed Toilenettcs, Fancy patterns. ' Black Florentine, . . i -. ... Hats, Stocks, Suspenders, Cravats, Cravat Stiffiiers,1 Bosoms, Linen Collars, Silk Hhk& Braces, &c. ;&c. all of which will be sold fot CAsitii'';;;;H";;- s: " . ' Having first-rate workmen, he is enabled ti; execte"all orders for Clothing in the best style, on short notice. 7. Orders from a1 distance! Will receive prompt attention.. -,1:-'...:. J K.:--. Newbern, October 10, 1834. TTT ESPECTFiULLY; informs the citizens )t XtUf Kewberfi ind its; vjcinity, that he has cominencea ine ousmess jjonneriy . camcu u by Wm. Charlotte, Esq. that of painting houses; Painting of all .kinds will be, executed in tliC; neatest manner, and at a moderate price. He flatters himself that an unremitted attention H his business wll ensure bim a "portion of thaf , patronage which was bestowed upon thegenf tleman above referred to j and those who favor him with their support may rest assured ibri no pains will be spared to render his services acceptable to them. ; . I.' Newbern December 6th, 1835. !i Selling o at Cost.; rrUHE subscriber having determined l' U move, from Newbern; will cll his entire Stock of goos it cost, - ';:'": r- ' ' ''yi:':'--: His stock consists of , , i; DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, of all kinds HARD WAR EhCUTLER Y CROCKER, -' " HATS. ANP SHOES. ! A11 persons who wish io buy goods, as lo as they can at the north,5 would do well to ca soon.. "V. WALKER- Newbern, une Uth, 1830. v :4 I r I ; ' i 4
Newbern Sentinel (New Bern, N.C.)
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July 6, 1836, edition 1
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