VW -i ; tJ V " ' " Of, ; . . ;. Z- ' . -, ;- T--: i- . : i ' -r'zr.:. - . : ' V- - .- v' . VI T? - :, I -. ' " . ' " ' " ', ' ' ' y 7JI11" ' r 1 "V"!' mmm " . '.' 1 ,
. ; , .!, y -. , - -LL I I I ! 1 1 I Mr -XJlL. -LL -LL-ZI JVj- X M ? -LL LL o, 1 1
I . . tXt h: n. nT.AwW. CrfYt.ftrfHtnr?f V, '" !: PUBLISn'-RTl l?7T:ilY3' WEBHESD AY.; AT TWO DOILAES PER IU ADVAWnT! ' 7" i ... .
C. CIAEK, Editor; & Proprietor.
PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDITESDAY,
TWO , DOLLAES
NEWBEEN, NORTH CAROLINA,
: : xuixans, iruousner.
ViOL. 1.
Vte
1 i -. ZZZ, Z I- i" :
ADVERTISEMENTS
' THE A T L AN TIC
C. C. CLARK Editor Proprietor,
is published every WedBesday morfiiri, (Ofllce on the
ooiun siae . oi rouojc street,; uiree fooom above t&e
, - ITJ. II. YEOMANS.-
Tebm3.' The " Atlantic" will be Published weekly.
oa 4 sheet, containing 24. columns! bv entirely - new
t jpi, and in an improved style, for $2 00 per year, if
Piu mttuvaucej pam ueiore ine expirauon oi six
uioutna $2 uo: ana $3 c wUl be the amount of all
par ments made thereafter. - . . , , .
j Uat3 of Advertising :
.1 square 1 insertion. ........... . 50 cents.
1 ; ; 2 insertions.. .... ....'.'. ... 75 - " ,
' 3 i-i -........ ... $ 1 0..-
Twelve lines constitutincr a square.!
Arrangementavwill be made bjT the' year or 6 months
with permanent advertisers, at, the; lowest possible
ELAT-S ' ; ' ' i
; iC5T JOB PRINTING. ' JSS
. Having a new and extensive : assortment of Job
Type, (as erooa as can De louna m tne btate.) ;we are
prepared io execute a f.
.V , .. JOB XVOHIL
wit
neatness and despatch ; such as handbills, circu
lai
cards, blanks, books, pamphlets, etc., etc.
NOTICE. ,1
A IT a meetiup of the Board of Directors of the Neuse
x River Navigation Company, it was resolved that
an assessment of ten oer cent be called for. navable on
the Ht of March next,being the fifth irfstalinent amount
ing to forty-five ; per cent on the Capita! JStock called
for.1 j Z , r ' ' -;l - I
Also, resolved that the becrefary publish that part
of tle t'hurter which relates to delinquent subscribers.
Sec. lo. lie it further enacted, That if any Stock
holder shall fail to pay the Instalment or Instalments
required Of him bv thel'resident and ) Directors within
one month after the same shall have; been advertized,
as aforesaid, in, Sec. 9, it shall arid may btj lawful for
ik - "i x L e a i I " a. -j
uie J 'resiuenianu -uueciurs, or a majoniy oi iiiem, iq
sell it public auction, on a previous notice of Twenty!
dayn, fori Cash, -all the ' Stock, subscribed :for ' in saidj
fontpanv. by such Mockholdters, and convey the same'
to the purchaser at said. sale, xmd if said sale of Stock!
do hot woduce enouch lo pav oa the expenses oi the
saieiana ine enure umouui une oy such oiociviioiuer io
1 4 . 1 J . V . J. - - 1 1- ,'-Ji l.l. . i
aid 6'ompany for such subscription of stock; then tbei
President and uirectora may recover the balance-o:
the origuTal proprietor, or assioTnee, or the Executor o
administrator or either of them bv suit in any Court o
record havi.nr jurisdiction thereof, orlbv a warrant be
ford a jhsticu of the County of which he is a , resident,
and any purchaser ot the Stock of the; Company under
such sale by the President and Directors, shall be sub-
jjectj to the same rule and regulation asi the original sub-
en ber, V' ("."' I
I I r R. N. TAYLOR, Secretary. ' .
Newberh, February 15th, 1S54. . Sa tf
HAM READY.
I
M rjw fully jrepared to contract for ar d manufac
lure . any kniQs -and quantity oi i
Window
WINDOW BLINDS,1 PAS XEL DOORS, BED
Cots, Cradles, jGVib's, v ashstands,, ISjed btead I'osts,
Tables tihishedy and Table Legs, " aid Coffins of all
jkinidV; aud iu the Undevtakrng psirt of my busi
iies, aiii pre'paied to. furnish Collins sut veiy. short no
tice.' Peisons in the country having tihe misfortune to
ueell anything f this kilid can1 be; furnished at the
khob-test: notice. ' . S - '
1.IETAIAC COFFI -Vo.
fMvfays onhand,sofall -sizes, and having the best of
Iworkinen, will clean aiid repair Furniture cf all kinds,-
h.i short notice. Call ianrt see lied fateaas as low as
2, W u piece. 1 have also put up a tins .
M; GRIST M ILL. , . r
Persons can always get agbod article of JeaJ and Horn
minv in anv Quantity at my Shop, wheie everything
mahiifactured by me can "be bought for less, cash, than
Sn tinv other shop in the .State. JvnMttois
A ' 'SELL VHEAP AM) A HEAP OEM
I return sincere thanks to my country and town
v,al-ifl ff,r thpir kind oatronag-e in past times, and hope
'kuVthave enlarged my Factory and am now prepared
to'cjo four fold the work 1 have tormerly done, that they
will hranch out and come up and push me ahead ; just
Tecollect I airi now ready Come on with your ordtrs. j
4- I SEASONED LUMliivi.
of Ilroost all kinds will be kept on hanu and for sale by
fewbern, NC.) February 22d, lS4i 40 lyr
r !
DR.
STRONCrS
Compound Sanative Pills,
! i
These Pills are entirely Vegetable, and are a most
leuperKr Medicine in the cure tor ; aii uuuous wm
plaint?", Phills and Fever, Dyspepsia, j Costiveness, Li
tter Complaint, jaundice, Sick Headache, Scrofula,
KafuRheuuv Fsver,of all kinds, Loss of Appetite, Od
strjucted: and painful Menstruation, and all lingering
diseases. . -. ; t
l As ;vl Female Medicine they act like a charm, and
Iwhen taken according to the directions, they never fail
to (cure the vorst cases? of Piles, after all other rem e
dies fcul.t I r . , ., - ' ' I .-. :
"t'ber purify tho Blood equalize the circulation, re
store the Liter, Kidneys, and other Secretary Organs
lo lone a.ia action; ana as an .nii-uuiious xuruijr iucui
ifciife thev have no equal. I'rice 2o cents per box. Also,
L . -w y-T. . -v r r 1 i I'll 4 y " C A y 1 I T
i. STliUMiS- i'hUlUKAh aiOiUAUU
'!': . PILLS. i. ' ; - -
A remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, . Bronchitis
Croup, AVhooping Cough, Asthma,' Consumption, er
jrojus Diseases, Dyspepsia, Cost iveness, Erysipelas, Dis-
ipase of the Heart, Jnhamation ana ram in ine vnesi,
lafck, and Side, and all diseases arising from a de
apged '-state of the Stomach, and to relieve the distress
arid bad feeling fjom eating too heaijty food, 5u weak
' irid Dvspectic habits. J 'I : - 1;
WAlLttANTEI). TO BE PURELY VEGETABLE -T,liese
Pills act as an Expectorant, Tonic) and Aperi
jtnft. ; On 25 cent box possesses three times more pow
er to cure diseases than a one dolh-rbottle of any of
he Syrups, Balsams, or Sarsaparitlas that-was ever
iniade, and a simple trial of only one box will prove this
. noportant truth. . j I ! ' '
(Thev promote Expectoration, Loosen the Phlegm,
utid clear the Lungs and other Secretary Organs ot all
trioi bid matter, and there is not another remedy in the
Materia Medica capable of imparting sueh healing pro
perties to the Lungs and Vital Organs, as these Pills.
They cure Costiveness, produce a good, regular Appe
.Jtit ATirl Ktrphcrtlien the Svstem. . ! I -
r - o . .: ' n- j r
rrice 25 cent per dox, coniammg ro noses ui
I Call on the Agents who sell the i'uis, ana-gex me
IplaiiUr' Alnmuic gratis, giving full particulars and
Certificates of ; cures. . . t ' 1 .1 .',-., , '-.
'I Both kinds of the above named rills arolor saieia
Kewbern. by James W. Carmer, I. Disosway and 1S
E
utlv : who also keep ra supply ot - " ! I . i
o-Lj t il : v;..z : AND ; f :' -i '
DR. HULL'S CELEBRATED PILLS. .
which stop the Chills and Fever the Jirst day, and do
not sicken the stomach or operate on ine Doweis.
HAVING-recently returned from the NortK where
he purchased a complete assortment of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, DyestutTs, Glass, Putty 4c,
Ac.,' will be happyr to wait upon his customers at the.
old stand, corner of Pollok and -Middle-Streets.
Every article sold by him will be found of the best
aJU t.a -zn A'tnmnaA nf t t 1owKt market
" i -I - V ' .-'- ... i
BUSINESS CARDS.
WlLIAMhAYt
nonse, Sign, Coach,? and Ornamental
1 i I j -
Oxt MIDDLE 6TBEETJ ON'E POOH BLOW THE POST OFFICE
. .. . ; I ! IMlEWIiiri !Ma INI. :
K. POLK,
Organist, Teacher of Piano-Forte, JUelodloa, Violin,
AT TL G. CUTLER'S WASHINGTON HOTEL.
28 tf
ALEXANDER MITCHELL
DEALER IX . .,
LNSUUAXCE AGENT A.D .
Commission Merchant;
MANUFACTURER OF
TIX, SHEET IROiy AND C0PPEII .WARES,
AND DEALER IN , : .'
Stoves, e nd Japaned Wares,
COUXEE OF WoAD AND MIDDLE STREETS,
One door South of the Court House,
SITGR11AVES ATTMOIIE. .
Connsellot and Attorney at Law,
JOSEPH W. JONES,
Inspector of Naval Stores,
Ill
ftf
L. HALL,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Hats, Caps; Shoes. U.mbrellas, Parasqls, &c.,
Pollok Street,
NEWBEEN, N
a
11
l : : i.-i
ROOMS AT II.. G.. GUTTLER'S, WASHINGTON
HOTEL
Newbern North Carolina.
MaY24th
1853
S-2m
CHARLES C. CLARK.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, )
I"
Office on the Sontti Side of Pollok, Celwccn Middle
and; Hancock Streets,
i WILLIAM H. OLIVER
AXJCTIONEER.
1-tf
Vr3
a v.v.'u
SA3IUEL OLIVE R & SON.
-General Commission Merchants,
; , j NEWBERN, N
c.
JONATHAN ! WHALEY.
Clock and .Watch Mak
er,
KEEPS constantly on band, an excellent as-
sortment jpf WATCHES. CLOCKS, and
JEWELRY, of al kinds. All work done; at the
shortest, notice.and in a workman-like manner.
r i ! J. WHALEY.
Sign of the Watch; Craven street, Kewberii.
July o.Otli. 185S. i 11
A Nc Establishment.
CiHE urdarsigned would respectfully ; announce to
J the citizens oft Craven and.the adjoining country,
that he has purchased the Store, corner of Broad and
Middle Streets, formerly occupied by Sxmuei. Blount,
where he will carrf on a general Manufacturing liusi-
ness oi - ! '"i -
TH , SHEET IRON
: ; I ji' :.i and . --
C O P P E II AY A R E
He will also keeD On hand a ffood assort menif Cook
ing, Parlor and Office Stoves, Grates, Fenders, Fire
Irons, Jappaned Tin of every description, and all ar
ticles usually kept in an establishment of the kind.
It is the desire ofJ the subscriber to establish a perma
nent business in tfewbern, one that cannot fall, if suc
cessful, to promote the interest as well of the buyer as
the seller, and he (therefore wishes every citizen of
Craven to call and examine his stock, and satisfy himself
that they can purchase at home innumerable articles
which they have hitherto been accustomed to order
from abroad. " - - Z- ;- ' i: Ii "',
Merchants and Pedlars supplied ai New YorK whole
gale'prices. - ; i ' !' ' ' ' f
: N. B. Particular attention will be paid to Roofing,
fiiitterinc. and all kinda of Jobbing. I
-..-,:0'.-.. flh.-v:M.,v;'..; . C. A. HART.
Newhern. May. 10th. 1853. L 1 ly
$100 REWARD. J
RANA WAY from the subscriber, sometime in
the month 'oC August lar.t, my negro man,
I red., formerly the,, property of Wrn. Wyse,
deceased. I will fgive the reward to any person or
persons "who will Confine fiaid negro in jail ; so that
I can get him. And I will give the further: reward
of one hundred dollars,, to any person or persons
who will furnish1 sufficient evidence to convict any
one of harboring! 1 said slave, VIS o j, person wm oe
held responsible ifor any injury received y
said
slave in apprehending him. t Said hegro is
in the neighborhood of Jas. 8j While, m
lurking
Craven
County. .
, .. .! . . .... ,- 9! 1 'i..
, JASl H, ,?RITCHET.
Brims wick Ca-
June 15. 1853
.7-tf
- - SMALL1 POXi
JUST received by the eubscriber a few c
fresh anA relikble Vacein Virus, ;h
f cabs of
W. OiRJfRl :
TeV 22, 1854
i . i - r
v, WANTED IMMEDIATELY.) i
FIFTEEN or twenty likely-young negro tnen, for
whom good prievs will be given by :2
, j j 3asters t gardnerj
Newbern. Jarch 28th, 1854. - - 44 tf ,
iORB NEy GOODS ! 1 (-t ji 1
T.UST arriyed and for Rftlby
ii
EMMET CTJTHBERT.
Tbe public ? s Kereljjr raptjpaf jttat
- . ' - i r - ! s
GEORGE KAKCB h. left my employ. - AH persons
are hereby forewarned not to trust him on'my account
aVl shall not pay any debts he iny cntractj: Tber
are alsqorbid to employ him, on my. ccoontJl aa I shaU
hold them reeponsible. , ;,
- i -j : . W. H. JONES.
- Newbern, Marcli21rti, 1854. " - , 44
ADVERTISEMENTS.
.-. - :U I . ' :
XMoMtic Motel.
jj THE Subscriber having become
successor to F. D. Thomas, in the above well known
and popular Hotel, begs leave to inform .his friends
arid the comninnity in general, that he has made
ample arrangements for the accomodation of all
who may , favor him with their patronge. The
Hotel being situated in a convenient locality for
Business Men rand the Travelling Community in
ceneral. he respectfully solicits a c share of their
patronage. ' T J- 02 ARTHUR.
... Kewbern, N. C, April 1 Oth," 1854. .". ; 46 tf
BLACKSMITHS! TOOLS &c.
:TELLO.W Anvi4 Sledge and ZTand Hammers
JD Files, iZasps, Vices, Tongs, Stocks and Dies
to 1 inches.- Just received at . ,
, i i - MITCHELL'S, Variety Store.
ice ! ! mm ! ! )
1 CENT PER
POtJNDi
Th e subscriber Jiavin q purclt used
ine lee uouse in this pjace lrom uen. Cutler, and
having lately received a large supn'v! of this luxury
from J3ostou. is-now prepai-ed: to accomodate all
who may favor hiin with their custom on the above
reasonable terms. Customers heed not fear any dis
appointment, as arrangements will be made to keep
a supply on hand at all seasons.
He may be found at his office in the AtTantid
Hotel, opposite the lee House, .from 1 to 8 A. M.J
12 to 1 P. Al., 5 to 6 1 M. i r :
Tickets can be had bn application, i
ii , .-. FRANCIS HAWKS.
' Newborn, April Ipjtli, 1S54. j ; 46 tf
Fi.TETTEVILLE MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company.
i' . DIRECTORS. i -
"Henry Jilly, . . - i Avon A. Hall, j
H. 1 Jly rover, ' J. G. Shepherd
Thos. SLutterloh, Win. Warden, !-
John II. Cook, ' S. T. Haw-lev,
D. A. Ray, ' John I). Williams,
A. A. McKethan. C.l Benbow. i
IG. McNeill. Wm. McLandin.
James. McKyle, . Wm. Mclntyre,
? Nathan A.: Sredman.
OFFICERS.! !
George McNeill, President. ! - ; :
; H. L. My roFer, Vice President. -
J. G. Shepherd, Attorney.
C. A. McMillan, Secretary. I !
THE Above Company is now in success-
L.V ful operation, and is prepared to take ap-
j l! It: TT .
awr. , proveu iimvs ou j-weuiiir xioubl-s, iup
niture. Stores, ilercnanaise ana on ine most iuvoraDiei
terms
Application for Jnsm-ance era be made to
' SAMUEL OLTVER & SON, Ag
ents.
Aewbern, April 2th, 18o3.
It
a
NE W G O
. : I - I
SPRINGr
1854
nrpIIE Subscriber hr.vino; jbst returned from
JL the Northern Cities is now
his 'Store j. . ' . ' ! - j
. A NEW SUPPLY
OF PESIRABI.E
D II Y GOOD
opening at
i
for Spring and Summer.
-Various . . a ? -. V;' . ;
Consisting in part of the
s"z z : : .. ;.;
NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS.
Both for Ladiep and Gentlemen, among which may
be found -Summer JSilks, Barages, Barage DeLanes.
Challys, Plaid and .Striped JusflS ftlso -Printed
Jnslins from 6 cts. to 50 ctsi per yard, do, Calicoes
from 5 cts to 15 cts. Xinen Handkereliief from 10
cts to 5 dollars, Parasols from To cts to $3. ('rape,'
Barege, and Muslin isluWls, traw Goods, Hats.
Caps and Bonnets, bonnet R'bboris, iShoes, Hosiery,;
Cassimere and Vesting, Jewelry, Umbrellas, j
Sleeves, Collars, and other Embroideries. Wall and
. Cnrtaln Paper,
together with a variety; of Fancy Artic'es, usuallyj
kept in a Dry Goods Store to all j of, which he;
would invite the attention of his customers and the!
public in general. Z- t I ; L I1
. ; .. j : t. l. hall.
Pollok -Street, Newbern,'. C.
April 10. 1854. ' ! I Zl. ! ! 46 tf
Grand Royal Arch Chapter of North
! V ;- ' j- Carolina. - ; ;
1HL Kegular Annual Convocation V A
ot this (.xrand Chapter, i wUl be hol
den in Wilmington on Monday, the
5th day of June next. Subordinate Chapters under
this jurisdiction, are requested to send Delegates
ana returns. ; i
By order of the M. E. G. H. P.
I' V HENRY P, RUSSELL, G, SecV.
All persons having bills against said Chapter, are;
requested f to forward them, ta the U. Secretary
previous to t lie, meeting.
April 5th. 1854.
;46 2m
JL
r NOTICE.
fTHE Subscriber at "the March Term of the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of the County!
of Craven having qualified as Executor of the Last
Will xand testament of, J. 11 IDurand. deceased
h erebv gives notic e to all persons indebted to said
I Estate to make immediate payment, and all hav
ing claims against 6aid "estate are requested to pre-i
6ent them properly. authenticated within the time1
prescribed by law, or this notice will be plead id
bar oi their recovery, i i t j !
i JOHN D. PLANNER, Executor.
Newbern, March 13th, 1854; ! 44 2m
Bar gains I Bargains ! ! Bargains ! !
- W. S WEI N STEIN,
' "CORNER of Pollok and Jiddie Streets, has just re
Vy turned from the North, with a large and carefully
seitctea stoc ci ; . ;? . u - -s. .r - ..Z i
i ! Dry and Fancy Goods,
-CLOTHING .
of all kinds, Jewelry,5 Hosiery, Boots an4 Shoes, Hats
and Caps, and great many other articles too numerous
to mention, all t which, he will sell cheaper than ever.
His'clothing he'can afford to sell at very reduced prices;
for instance, Coats for 73 cents, Pants for 53 cents, and
Vests Tor 50 cents, or he can furnish a full suit for $1,50
He has also.very line Clothing for $30. ' . J
. " He returns luff thanks to his numerous customers,
ror"? their (past' patronage, and invites them, and the
public generally to give him a call as he is determined,
to jrive satisfaction both as regards prices and quality
Newbern,' March 21 sty 1854. . 43 3nij
N'OTICEl
ERSOKS are hereby notified tht the l3e:
xlouso win noi oe openeq on ouaaay.!
Those desiring a supply for, that day cari'ob
ta.nit Saturday aiterooon trorn 5 to o.o'cioccJ
i " KAKUIS HAWKS.
Newbern. April 24; 1854. ' 48 tf
V.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
V NOTICE. 4 ' ' j.
"1" - ETTERS 6f Administration on the Estate of
Louis 1J. Jfissilhtr deceased having been' grant
ed to the Subscriber at the Jarch Term .of Ci-aven
County Court,Notice isbereby given to the Creditors
of said .intestate; to, present their, claims duly au
thenticated within the j time, prescribed by law or
this notice will be plead m bar of their reoove-
Iry and those indebted!. to the same are requested
to matte payment wit.n a.'l possible dispatch 1 to
either Alexander Mitchell, who is authorised to
receipt for me or to myself. . : 1
MARGAKET P. MISSILLIER. .
'i i Administratrix of ZL. H. MssMier, deed.
Jarch 27th, 1854. ' ; . 44 tf -
BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL.
NEwrEiLX, -N.a, VIII Session. ;
' WM, H. HAYHEW, Prineital.
ELIZABETH ilAYHEW, Assistant.
A! F. BAUDRY, Teacher of French
I-. POLK, Teacher of Jusrc.
Tuition in English, per Session of five
months, . ; I r . " . 12.00
iuition m English- board and -washinsr, , i
o e i i , V
per Session of live months, payab
e in au,- i i
vance, . ; . : .: -.
Instruction in Music,
75.00
. 20.00
per Session,
Instruction .'in French, per Session,- 12.00
The School under the new arrangement JFib
Ham II. " Jayhew as Principal, assisted by I Jrs
Jayhew in the Domestic management of the Board
ing Scholars. Will " be opened for the reception j of
Boarding and) Day Scholars on f IPednesday the
first day of March next.' : .1
.MissE. Jayhew. will not commence her duties in
the School until June next. : ; j
This School having acquired a'high and firm re
putation under Jiss Joore's system of manage
ment, will :be!condnt.pld nndor the ssittia svefasni f
discipline and instruction as heretofore, so t far as
the change of circumstances admits. " j .; :
TheTenchers of French and Music in this School,
having some hours at their disposalwill be happy
10 receive a. lew private pupils. . j
KEWBERN FP:M A LI? SEMINAR Y.
i MRS. MARY L. FINCH, Principal
rT,IlE exercises of this Institution will' be iesum
JL ed on the 1st of October
next.
Primary English Branches,
$10.00
12.00
10.00
12.00
r 23.00
Higher .Lnj-hsh
A ncient Languages,
French, ; .
Music and use of Instruments,
Newbern,' Jarch-SthJ 1854.
n A Tf TT7 TT T7P Q' A'"NT7 TF A TCAfTT'ITC
V.li lX iJXI 4.XjlkJ illljy AJJ. VXkUiUX X
: i TOOLS, &c. fec.
" i ! i
"O RICK, Jou1 ding, Screw Arm, Rabbit Jat
XJ and other I anes. Jill Cross Cut, :and.
Tenon, - Pannel, and ; Compass : Saws. Jill V Sjw,
Hand Saw, Tenon .Saw, Cross Cut,! Blacksmith and
Cabinet Files; j Wood, Shoe and Horse Rasps.
Common, Nut,;. Rafting and Ship Augers and
Auger Bits House and Ship Carpehters and? Coop
ers Adzes and Axes Co'Iinsdi Co's and oilier makes
Af-Broiid and Chopping Axes Hinges of every .Varie
ty, Iron and Brass Screws, Coat ! and iat Hooks
Brads, Tacks, Hatchets of several sorts, Nail, Sledge
and and jammers, Pin Jau Is Coopers Stock
Croze, owe! and B'ock Plains,1 Compasses;
Squares, tc 1 ' ' ) ' . j , !
at MITUHELLS. Variety Stare,
A NEW
SUPPLY I
MILLINERY GOODS
MRS. L ..Mc DONA LD,
OFFERS to her To wfi and Country friends, the
largest and best selected assortment of Goods
in her line, which -she has ever brought to this
market. : j - J .
Besides her asual supply of Bonnets, Ribbons,
Flowers and Trimmings, her stock! embraces an
unusual number of Ladies Summer Hats elegantly
trimnied,iii the latest style; and a large assortment
of Wrought. Collars, Uhdersleeves, Chemisettes,
Ac, drc. ' ! ;' (.' - j I I . .-
She will sell at Wholesale to the Country trade
on liberal terms. . I I :
Dress Making, Pressing and Bleaching, in all
. their branches continued as usual.
Newbern, April ! 11th
1854.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS
;:FpR.SAliE. ;: .
THE entire Ibody of laud usually known as the
Clermont and Ferry Plantations, formerly the
property of the late Governor Spaight, on the South
side of Trent River opposite to the Town of New
bern is offered for sale. These lands extend from
the mouth of Green Spring Creek; below Newbern
to Brices Creek, about three miles above the Town,;
Trent River, Neuse River, Briejis and Green Spring
Creek constitute their boundaries 'on three sides.
The two (Plantations are separated only by the road
leading from Newbern-to Beaufort' and do not vary
much ir the number of acres containing together
about eighteeh hundred acres. There is attached
to each Plantation sufficient wood & timber land for
the use of the Plantation. The cleared land is in
a good state, crops having been; taken from no
part of it ofteher than every alternate year. On
the Clermont Plantation is a good and commodious
brick dwelling House and all necessary out houses
a Gin House stsbles and a large and excellent
barn at which: any -vessel comingto Newbern can
load. ' On these land rire beds of marl, believed
not inferior to any that can be found either in quan
tity, quality, or the facility with; which the marl
can be used, as it is nfar the surface and in the
fields, where it can be most profitably appbed.
There are other material for manuring, such as Mud
fcc. in great abundance! on the farn a. . - - .
The Ferry Plantation immediately fronts the
Town of Newbern and has attached to it a Ferry
to the -Town, with the best channel of the j River
and Brice's -Creek bnithe Plantation side of the
River the whole extent of the lands. On these.
Plantations are seveial Uine beaches in good, order.
The Bridge across Trent River bnj the Beaufort
Road Hves easy access from both Plantations to the
Town of Newbern. ' The whole conld be used as one
pfantation.b f a person desiring that quantity of land,
or it could be separated advantageously as two plan
tations. and the contemplated Railroad to Beau
fort or its vicinity cannot approach near Newbern
without crossing'the body of the lands. The whole
or either Piantatioa is offered for sale and accomo
dating Terms will be given to a purchaser.
Persons desirous of purchasing art invited to ex
amine the lands and correspond with the subscriber
atWaington or ..Newbern.. g -
- Newbern, N. C April J8th, 1854. . 47 tf
... , . . LEA YITS1 .
Great Western Corn & Cob CinsJier.
For sale by i OLIVER & SON. Agents.
1 ' SUMMER SILKS. .
Bu the Latest Arrivals.
PLAID and striped Ulacc nayce-
Foulard Silks i all colored and choice patera,
just received mod for sale by
J. XL F. KABRISON.
j j iN.bj VV AD V ERTISEMENTS. NEVr
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
THE, subscriber has recently obtained from
Philadelphia, a first rate ,
FASHIONABLE -WORKMAN,
who executes all work in his "line in the best ahd
neatest manner. He also has received a fine stock
of the I
--I-. -, . . ::; l
! BEST FRENCH CALFSKIN
and is now fully prepared to mate
HOOTS AND
S HO E S
of all kinds in a style not to be surpassed in this
or any other Town in the State. . J
Grateful ..for 'past patronage, he hopes to hum e
a Continance of the same by his efforts to please
in every respect all who may favor him mil,.'
IcalL b. Y. FISH FT?
On Middle Street just above Disoswav's.
Newbern, April 17th, 1854.' 47 lm
ATLANTIC & S. C. RAILROAD.
V'" j i -
"ISJOTICE is hereby, given, under the authority
XT Of the Board of General ConjMu'ioner that
books will be opened forireceiving subscriptions to
the Capital Stock of the Atlantic and North Caro
lina RaH road Company, on the 18th diy of Jay
next, under the direction of the Special Commis
sioners named in the Act of Incorporation, and at
the following places, to wit: i
In Beaufort, at the h tore of Benj. L. Ferrv. '?
" Newbern, at the Merchant's Hank! 4
-.Kinston, at the Store of Washington fe White.
M Goidsborough, at the Store of Andrews &
mJ IFashingtOn
; 'f-Waynesborough, j at the Store of Richard
I . '- Washington. j ;
'i Smithfield, at the County Court Clerk's Office.
J Raleigh, at the State Bank, j
" Jacksonville, at the Court House.
" Swansboro', at Glover's Store.
" Snow Hill, at Henry H. Harper's Store. ?
And the said books will remain open for the
space of thirty days, and continue open thereafter
until ordered to be closed by the said General Com
missioners. - i . 1 '
N. B. Xo subscription shall be received by any
of the Commissioners, unless five per cent upon
the whole amount subscribed shall be first' paid in
cash,-or secured by a good note to be approved by
said Commissioners. ' : i
April 13th, 1854 i 47 tf-
1 ;
SECOND SUPPLY ;
- : " : '. OF 'j . f-
Dress Goods.
- l Y I ,
BY ADAMS & CO'S EXPESS, I am just in receipt
of the following desirable (Jods. . '
Handsome Figured and Plad Challies,- . superior
quality. - , - ... . '' ;. :
Blue, Pink, Green and Orange Colored De Laines
all wool. : " i I
Barege DeLaines entirely new stales, from 16 cents
up fo the nnest goods imported.
Beautiful Plaid Satin Striped Tissues and Robes.
Blue, Pink, Green, Tan and Brown Bareges. !
Superior quality B!ack Italian! Lustrings, all prices
Plain and Plaid Silks in great variety, very cheap.
India Silks from 60 cents to one dollar.
Ginghams, all styles from one shilling to SO cents.
Muslins of entire new patterns at all prices.
Plain Striped, Plaid and Satin Striped Muslina. '
Jaconet Cambricks, b'wiss Juslins &c. &c.
Corded skirts, Dimities and Corded Muslins.
A splendid assortment of real French Embroideries
of'all tle entire'uew styles, the most varied assortmen
that cah he found.
Ribbons, Trimmings, and Buttons in endless variety.
.Superior quality Black Mitts and long Gloves.
- Real Thread and Lisle Laces and Edgings,
jluslin .'dgings, Insertings arid Ruining. - .
A large assortment of Silk and Cotton Hosiery.
; Blue, Black, Green and Brown Lace Veils and Ba
reges. . ; . - i .
Parasqls and Fans at all prices. i
Whieh together with my former extensive stock of
Goods recently puf chased,, renders my assortment
very complete, and I shall add fresh importations
every week throughout the seasou. All of which I
intend to dispose of as usual at the lowest prices, and
shall be pleased to see, my friends and customers, be
ing wt 11 assured that I shall be able to offer them such
inducements as ciinot fail to give entire satisfactiod.
j A. COHN.
Newhern, April 19, 1S54. L 43
F -E&
A IL -3E
E N T .
OR
R
.14. . : -
rp it
JL Fr
n; llouse ami lot on routti
ront street, next fr Mr. P. llol
land's, and nearly opposite the store of V. G.
Bryr.n, Esq. . i 1 '
For terms, apply o the subscriber.
J. II. MUSE.
Newbern, April 2G, '54:!
48ti.
NEW GOODS.'
S P R I ,N. G T R A D E .
LEWIS PHELPS,
ESPECTFULLY informs his customers and the
publ'c that he has just returned from the North
witn a cnoice seieciea assorxmeni oi
SPUING & SUMMER GOODS.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
' Consisting in part of
Black, Blue, Brown and Green Broadcloths. .
Black and Fancy Casimeres. 1
Plain Black and Figured Silk Vestings.
A large assortment of hnt coloroured Silk and
llarseilles Vestings. M Z ' Z, n
A beautiful assortment of Farty Testings and Par
ty Cravats. " .: . i . i
A good assortment of gentlemen s Hosiery..
In addition to the above he has an eiel lent assort
ment of i
; READY MADE CLOTHING
j ';.;.;.. Consisting of
Black Dress, Frock and Sack Coat.
White Linen and coloured Duck do.
Black Cassimere, and L'uien Drill Pants.
Satin; Silk and Marseilles Vests, &c-, Ac,
To all of which he would call the attention of buyer.
, IlaviDgin bis employ experienced Workmen, Goods
will be made np at tke shortest notice, on reasonable
terms, and in a workmanlike manner,
pril 1st, 1854 . .( ' j
1 I i A. . C ,
w
BEAT Threshers, Grain Cradles, Scythes,
Reap Hooks, Ac. As., for sale by J
; ' V SAMUEL OLIVER A 5QN.
PATENT CnURNS.
i
JUST received -db &
PATENT CORN SHELLERS.
IX Parker' Patent ;Corn Sheliers, just received,
and for saZe at manufacturers prices bv j
i - SAMUEL OLIVER A SON.
- HERRINGS.
PT BBLS. Xo. 1 Whole Herrings in fine order
O for sale by : j I
- Ntar the OM mty Wharf.
n x
ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEr GOODS. I
For Spring and Summer trade ! !
CHAR L ESS, ALLEN.
xrjyxK jsaL,x intorms His numerous eusto-
j-u mers ana the public generally, that he has
jatejy returned from the. Nort hern citie with k
large and well selected stock of goods of oil di aeriti
tions usually found in a Vamety Stock. ' '
.-A large assortment, both Fancy and Staple. .
! READY MADE CLOTHING,'
A good supply at prices that can't be beat in thi
L place, or onyjother. , " . ' .Z ' j ;'
IIALJS, BOOTS AND SHOES. .;
Umbrellas and Parasols, t
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. I i
Blacksmith, use and Ship Carpenter s Tools, Ag
ricultural Imblements, Guns, Colt's Revolvers, le.
G
110CE.R IES i
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Houi, and all articles usually
kept in this line. He will sell ut the loweU prices
that they can be bought for in the place. . i
Call and satisfy yourselves at his Vaikt Store,
Oh the Old County Wharf. ! "
Newbern, April, 1854. 1 i i 49 "lV'
L a n
d for Sale
10 0,P
EE S OF
0 0
AC
L A X l
Lying on theiSt Ilia River, in the Counties of TeU
fairj Appling; and Ware, in the State of Georgia.
This Land is covered with a heavy1 giowth of
Pine, val i able for Lumber, and Turjentir.e. It K
also, valuable for Agriculture, and is'protluciire in
the raising of" Corn, Oats Sugar i 1anf
anoj i n
irbduee of
to a point
1 i; a
ixng fctnpre or ea Island Cotton. The
this land. can be sent down br Banres
where the river .is-navigable for vessels. llio
projected Brunswick y Railroad, connect ing w;ilh
Savannah Branch R. Road, will pass through the
land. One of more pjersons, wishing tolpyrchase
the whole Taker, can do so by paying Onel Dollar
pr. acre, Casji, for the land. Any further infor
mation that is required will be given by app yiug
toTlijpmas Sparrow, Esq:, of Washington, N. C, or
to the Subcriber, who has a map design ring -the
location oi tne land. ( litle indisputable. ) ' "
: iOSkslYV. JARVIS.
" - , ); L Atimt. '
Kewbern, May 1st, 1854. m i : ' 49 Ct
Weekly News, Ne hern, Republican Patriot,
Goldsboro', Njbrth State Whig, Washington, N. C
will give the above three insertion- and send their
account to this Omeo. " m ' '
May 1st. 1854.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
NEW &
I HA VE just received by Adatns A- (Vs. Express,
the following rich 'and desirable 'Goods.
Superb French worked Collars and Inside. HJ'k'1.
I)o : do j . do Lace and Muslin Wleuyeg.
Swiss and Jackonet ilusllu lodgings .andTns.e'rtings..
Ruffling and Bandsu (entire new patterrn,)
Thread Lacings "and Edgings, a eomideteUissortment.
Bl'k Silk Lacs, Illusions, Tarltons, and ?ilk Netts.
Long and Sho;rt Bl'k Silk iitts, and Gloves, j
Ladies Superijor Kid Gloves. Fans and Parasol.
Enibroided arid Plain white andcol'd Craje, Shawls
B.l'W wliite aid col'd Lace Veils and Bariiges.; ;
Embroided arid Plain Linen Cambric Il'd'k'fa. i
Buttons, Gauze Trimings, in great variety.: !
Irieh Linens, sjuperior quality t be-t manufacture
Dress Goods, of the newest designs, mill ;.ttyh--,
comprising 6qme of the most magnitjeeiit patterns
that has been exhibited in this market. . j ;
Ladies Gaiters, and Shoes, a beautiful assortment
which 1 am desirous of elosing out,' -eoneequeiitly
will offer them at areatlv reduced -price. ... I
A call is respectfnlly solicited from my friends
and the public in general, being dtlermined always
to offer such inducements, as will continue to meet
their entire approbation, 1 ;'- I '
-Pollok Street
SPUING SUMMEftP
0 0 D'S- 1 8 5 i .
a
M.
1 J.
F. II A R R I SON
WOULD respectfully inform his utomernf ani
the Pnplic generally, that he is' jnow receiving
and opening for inspection, the moat attractive imports
tion of r ;.- H-.Jr:-. -ijv- i ' j
Fancy y Siapley Foreign & Domestic
pilY GOODS.
' Rver offered in thia marke'. 1
LADIES DBESS GOODS.
Qf the latest
ways on hand
styles, of every shade and grade
a complete assortment ot
BOOTS, SHOES. AND GAITERS,
Ofjthe most Fashionable Sty?e.
(Jmlrellas and Parasols,
r JE WFL P, y:
Gold and Silver Watches, Breastpina, Ear Iimg t
READY MADE CLOTHING
A large assortment.' Carpeting, Rugs, Druggets, Av
Trunks, Valices, Walking Canes, with every other arti-
cie usuauy aepi m reiii ciores, oi vtaivp mu u
sola on tne most reasonable terms. .
Newbern, ifay 3d. " " v ; .
$ X
Q R E W A mi)
O TOLEN fr om " the Subacriber, on last
Friday
11 nirrht ftih inst in fh KUH T.'Afld nrjont Q
. ' - - -
miles from Newbern, a bay Horse, with one foreJ
and one hindifoot white, short-bodied, with a toler-j
able large neck, small ears and a blazed face. ; 8ai3
Horse had something like a wen on one side. clos
to hia flank. He pace well under the saddle.
The above reward will be given to the finder who j
wm leave mm avioioens in aewuern, or wru
word to rthe Subscriber or Colbert Newbern Foa
OtSce, of hU whereabout. ! ; I
Z , 'EDWARD WIGGINS.
Is ewbern, May Sd, 1654. ' :. ': ; "
NOTICE ! !
t .-T . . .... . . .
tfY WifeGarkey HasselL has left ray bed and
itX board. All persons are warned not to trust '
her on my account, as l wiU not pay any debts of
Her contracting. - -
.?3-LV: . ! ARCHIBALD HASSELL.
ni Cte'fi, Oeixeapht April 24f '54,' 49 2t
GLUE.
jl, supply 0 JLiu. x wiuc jvr uis-
tillers, constantly on hand and for sale at manufactu
rers prices byj , 8. OLIVER & '0Nf Agent.
Painty Oil and Varnish,.
A LARGE stock of Paiat, Oil and Y&rnisl aV
JUL -ways on hand and for eeie by ' ' '
T. DIS06WAY.
fK
.
z
'
A
n
A i
; f
. i.i
If
k t:
'VJf
IM
l-vj
'f
' -. i
r I.
5
ri!
Zr
.a
4
'T '
,
5 i
l'i .
T '
if!
'ales. .' .
r N owtcra, l&zv l&b, 1353.
1 If