Newbern Spectator from New Bern, North Carolina • Page 4

PRESIDENT MUURAY'S FLUID LEMUEL WILKINS, WAVING taken ihe Store on Middle. JL street directly opposite to Mi. D. M. Van Bokkelen', is prepared to receive or" ders in his line of business, and assures a LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post OJJice, Newbern, September 30A, 1841.

OR AO AZIN OP Useful and Entertaining Knowledge. There are many periodical yet one Family Groceries. finHG Suhsciiber has teteived by Iho la-Si lesl orrivals from N. Yi a supply of GROCERIES, Among ichick are Ihe following articles, tig. 35 bbls.

New York city Mess Perk, 15 bbls. Canal Flour, 15 half bbls. do. Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Rice, Kaisins, Citron, Whiskey, Apple Brandy and N. E.

Rum, in ban els. Soap, Candles, He will also keep on hand good supply No. 142, Broadway, New York. THIS splendid eslablishoienl is now open, ana rea dy to receive I Dose wno may i picocu with Ibeir patronage. The house is in eicellent order, the furniture new and elegant, the adies parlors are furnished in a style not surpassed by any it.

the Union. The cellars are well slocked with the bea wines and liquors. The larder will oe con siantly supplied wilh every delicacy the market can afford. u. One of Ihe proprietors has been long, and, he (rusts, favorably known as a Hotel Keeper the other as Captain of steam boats to Charleston New Orleans, Ualveslon, B.

REDMOND Proprietors. JAMES PENNOYER, 1 We ere determined to please, 3rd April, 1841. C26vm NOTICE. PT3UE SUBSCRIBER lakes this method of in-2. iho nnbli, k.

Ihal. as he i.as had consl derable difficulty in sellling several iuKU accounts hereafter, not to be torn nelled to charee anv person, and most requests those indebted to him to settle thei." ac counts. JOHN M. OLIVER June, 1341. C37tf JOIltf IIUTCHIXSON, Saddler and Harness RtspF.CTFUl.l.v informs ihe Public that he has removed lo the building on Ui nnd neailv opposite lo llie Washington Hotel, and formerly occupied by the late John Vr.

II frnnr stock of Leather, Trimmings ij- Mountings, he is nreiiaied to execute all orders in his line of business wilh neafiess, durability and despatch. Newbern, 3d April, 1841. 620lf FOR SALE, A VALUABLE PLANTATION on Adams's Creek, commonly called the McLin place, containing 300 acres of Lnnd, about 125 of which have been cleaied, the remainder is well timbered with oak and hickory. Another tract, lying at tho head of Adams's Creek, consisting of 200 acics, being swamp land of an excellent quality. Also, another Iracl lying on South River, containing 375 rcres, well limbered with pine, suitable for turpentine.

The ab-ve tracts are all convenienlly located for navigation, having 10 feet of water at the landings. JAMES G. STANLY, Jr. 3rd April 1811. G26if E.Y TIS Designingto pursue Ihe practice of hisvocation in the To ten of ketcbern, hereby respectfully tenders his professional services lo the public.

That the prestrvation of the teeth, by ineana Blu'fully adapted to that end, or the sup-pi) ing of any delidencics occasioned by premature decay, is a subj-xt deserving of particular and individual attention, whether for their services in mastication, usefulness in speaking, or for preserving the natural symmetry of the countenance unimpaired, is now very generally conceded. 11 I), may be loimrt at tlie Washington lloui April, 1841 G2Gtf rraiHE SUBSCRIBER has just received ja. from New York consignment,) per schooners Wolcolt, Perseverance and IVial vira, ihe following uriiclos, which will be sold low for cash. 25 bbls. city Mess and Piimo Pork, 30 bbls.

New Orleans old Rye Whiskey, 6 up country do. (superior article,) 10 Virginia Apple Brandy, 10 Columbia Rye Gin, 20 kegs White Lead, 25 asks Thomastown Lime, 10 sopeiior do. for whitewashing. Also in Store, 25 bbls. 15 half bbls.

Canal Flour, A general as-orlment of Groceries, Pry Goods and Hardware, which he is enabled lo sell on the most favourable terms. JOHN BRISSI GTON. Newbern, 24th July, 1841. 642lf Steam Feather Renovator. The Subset ibei respectfully inlotms the pub-lie that llie Steam Feather Rcnovater, universally acknowledged to be so huiirficinl in cleansing and renovating old feither beds, rendering ihem equal lo new, is now in successful operation at lite Washington llolel.

WM. R. STREET. 3rd April, 1841. 626tf Horses and Carriages lo Hire.

Persons wishing to travel by pi halo conveyance to any of the neighboui ing towns, can be accommodated with will-broke and gentle horses, and substantial carriages, gigs, tfce. by applying at tho Washineton Hotel. M. R. STREET.

3rd April, 1841. C2Gif NOTICE. THE subscriber earnestly requests those indebted to him either mile oraccounl, tocall and settle. Those persons hose arcounlsand notes have been long due and unattended to ill be placed a train for speedy collection. U.

M. VAX BOKKELEN. May 25, 1811. Rev. riiilip Anderson, Mrs.

Ann Anthony, Mrs Sally Anders, Miss Mary Ann Anthony. Hannah Boon, Mis. M'iry A Barrow, Edtvard Itowcns, Mrs. Nancy Brockett, Amia Brown, Samuel Bishop, Ceorgc V. Blancy, T.

Brock, Mr. Ellinor Branson, Martin Baker. E.W. Monlfort, 3 Martin, Mr. F.

Macolly, Mrs. Mary Mansfield, Balard Manly, William Manning, Ceasar Mason, Alfred Miller, Nelson MonforJ, Alfred Moore, l.aban Morris, Francis Mason, Norciso Meadnrs, Mansfield Merrick. N. C. Edward Nne, Mrs.

John R. Cha'dwick, Mrs. John II. Nelson, Burton Carman, Mrs. Mary J.

Nelson, Gen. II. G. Cutler, Mrs. 8.

A. Nelson, Abraham Canaday, Mrs. Mary Nelson, Capt. David Cbadwick, Miss Elizabeth Noble, William Curler, Abiier Neale. r.ew.

William Closs. O. Capl.John It.Cbadwick. John B. Oslcy.

u. P. William II. Dawson, Dr. F.

Dan son, James Dove, U. De Uranville. K. Mrs. Mary Ellis, Mrs Mary Ernnld, William B.

Edmonson, Miss Lavinea Ellis, F. Fearing. Miss Clara Farmer, Enoch Foy, (i. XV. Ferrand, Miss Emeline I'riou.

G. John Green, John (jooding Anihony (jree John Gill. 11. EHiswortli Hank', TIlOS II.ItiK. 1).

Ilnrris, I.lij.'ili lliinroi Hoover, Ilyslop, n.ri, linn, Joseph llognn, W'ni. Ilnliiies, Capt. Win. L. House, S.

Hall, Miss Rebecca Harney, Ralph Holly, Henry Hance, Oliver llnrget, J. Samuel Jones, Bryan Jones, Solomon Jones, Mrs. Eve Jones. K. Simon E.

Koonce. Pharo Lewis, Jesse I.indsey, ('apt. T. II. Lindsey, Mrs.

Elizabeth Peterson Hev. N. A. Purity, Sheppard Pickson, E. Patrick.

William Pitt, Dr. A. Purrington, 2 Win. II. Prak.

It. Thomns Kichardson, John R. R. Randolph, Mrs. Mary M.

Rhyne. S. Messrs. II. T.

Snell, William J. Sparrow, Peter P. Spencer, Benj. Styron, James Smith, Alei. Stewart, Mrs.

Nnnty Smith, 2 Jacob Sampson, Mrs. Sawyer, T. J. Sherwood. Mrs.

Hardy L. Smith, E. Scanllebury, 2 Miss Short. T. Dr.

Ale. Taylor, E. Tinker, Daniel Tolson, Franklin Tucker, Dinah Turner, B. W. Thorp, V.

Mary Vendriek. W. William H. Williard. Robert Walker, Jonathan Wood, Eliza Widji-on, Bran Wliilford, Samuel Whitehurst, Winny Worreck, Oheiliah Wingate, Dr.

Chas. S. Ward, Wilcox, Wm. T. Wilis, Iloa Wilkins, I.e.n'l.

Wilkins. WM. G. BRYANT. M.

Charles Leilh, vt. pirn JOHN BlilSSLXGTON Respectfully announces lo In public lliiit lie continues lo receive fresh supplies of 7) DRY GOODS AND HARDWARE, which lie is fnnblcd lo sell on llio must favu- liiblu terms for cash. Just recciveJ, per sclus. Southerner and M. I'.

Hoberson, :50 bugs best Lngoira Coffee, 23 bbls. city Mess and Piiino Pork, kegs Nails, i 3 cases Bjots and Shoes, 2 bales spun Cotton, 2 cases Cotton and Wool cards, 20 whole lialf bbls. new wheat Flour Also in Store, Goshen Butter and Clicse, 10 bbls Rock Spring Gin, Vnginia Apple Brandy, Up country Whiskey, Salt, Lime, fcc. N. B.

lie notifies thoso persons whose accounts and notes have been outstanding mote than six months, to make immediate payment, lo prevent their being placid in ihe hands ot ollicer lor colleiiion. Netvbein, 14th Sept. 1841 Cl9tf STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Craven County. Court of rieas and Quarter Sessions, August Term, A. I).

1811. Joseph llartwick and Mnry his wife,) ami John Mautfield. I rj Petition for Abraham Bnree St Hannah his wife, Partition. Henry Bro.vn, Jumes Douglas, it Aleiander Douglass. It being proved to the Court that thej defend at Abraham Barge and Hannah his ife, are not inha Litants of this Slate, It is orderedby Ihe said Coor that publication be made for sii weeks successively in the Newbern Spectator Hint the said Abraham Bargeand Hannah his wife, appear at the County Court of Pleas Uuarter Sessions of Craven County, at the Court-house in Newbern, on the second Monday oi November next, and plead, answer or demur lo the suid petion, otherwise llio same will be taken pro coufesw, against them, and heard accordingly.

Witness, James G. Stanly, Clerk of said Court at Newbern, the second Monday ol August, A. D. 4311. 650 6f5 J.

0. STANLY, Clerk. more is wanted. The friends ot general toucaiion, Ihe advates of Ihe diffusion ol Useful Know ledge-have long desired to see the commencement ol A MOXTtlL-Y MACAZIX Devoted to the lnscruction and Entertainment of Young Persons of Both Sexes Conducted wilh a sole view to their improvement In Literature, Science, and the Conduct of Life, Written, not in the colloquial language which is addressed lo very young children, hut with such at-tention to the style as shall render it worthy the no lice ol those who are acquiring the art of Composition, or forming their Lilerary taste and filled with such various, original, and valuable matter as shall render Ihe volumes when bound up, worthy a place in the Family or School Library It is Ihe purpose of the proprietor of The Young People's Bo lo furnish such a Magazine. He has provided ample means for the acc mpiishment uf his object; and ho pledges himelf to the friends of lihrl imliriniis education throeuhout the Uni led Stales that he will produce a work which snail be in every reipect worthy of their attention and patronage.

There is a period in Ihe progress from early child hood lo matuity, and Ihal by no means short one, during which the eipanding minds ol the young are seeking in everv direction lor XT Useful Knowledge as well as Intellectual hntcrlainment.JJi Every book, paper, or pamphlet hich promises either, is eagerly read, and every society ol a littra-ry or scientific cast is eargerly sought During this period Ihe young person is not satisfied with ihal kind of instruction hich is given to mere rhildrrn Something more elevated something inhrertiie studies and iiersuits of active lite i required A friend always at hand ho cc.uia pmni 0111 me proper studies, lo be pursued, Ihe true methods ol develnpe- ment in Literature and science, ine uesi course in Reading, the surest process of investigaliun, Hie most recent authorities in Esprerimeiiinl, mid Ihe most learned in Historical reeeairh a friend ho could relieve the dmiess of absiratl truth bv a la miliar anecdote, narrative or illustration ho could sentter a lew roses of literature tin. rugged paths of severe science, would indeed be invulua bin. Such a friend not one Youth in a thousand, of either sei, can have. 1 here is no tolerable uhsn- lute lo be found in any book we might say in any librarv. It is nroiinsi in some measure to supply the want of such a friend in The Young People Book.

Ij' One of the leading objre's of the work will be lo point out and illuslrale ny piac'icat eiampies me fX Proper methods of self Instruction in Ihe various departments ol Literature and Art lo soaeest appropriate departments of study and in quiry, lo prescribe courses ol Reading, and lit indi- cate me progress which may or in.iue in mc ces. so far as the limits nf I lie woik will allow. The forms into wnicli the different branches of instruction and entertainment will be thrown, will be regulated by Ihe particular object in view at Ihe tune, and the class ol readers alw ays auuressea. iOrESSA YS, A A I I A TUBS, tGI ANECDOTES, llisturical eminesctnees and Sketches, rc-cRrnQUEsn Descriptive Articles in Geography Geology, IXuturat History. Antiquities and Travels, BIOGRAPHICAL.

NOTICES AND POEMS Will all in turn become the vehicles of intellectual uevelopeinent and entertainment. The aid ol the Ai ls of 'aiming and Enquiring Will be invoked, nnd every subject susceptible graphic illustration ill be accompanied Oy WELL EXECUTED PICTURES Arrangements have been made for receiving, and Ihe publisher is now in llie actual receipt 01 perioui- cal publications ol a similar uusign itn inaioi tQr The Young People's Eroin France, Germany, and other parts of the con tinent ol Europe From these publications, and from the choices! parts ol foreign educationul literature in its various departments, translations ill be made ol such anii les as will serve lo promote the main design of Ihe work the instruction and entertainment ol American yonth The preservation, however, of iCT A truly National Spirit; The inculcation of the duties hich every American scholar owes lo his country, und Ihe cibibition of Ihe capabilities ol our Early History, our Traditions, our Customs and Scenery For supplying all the materials of a copious and brilliant literature, will beeonslant object' ol alien lion, nnd will form frequent topics of discussion, example mid illustration In order lo insure llio competent enecu'ion of each department ol the work, the aid ol ejperien ted writers, already favourably known In the public, has been secured, and (ho editorial cure ol the whole is committed to JOHN FROST, A. Profssor of Belles leltres of Ihe llih School of Vhiladelphia, whose reputation ns a practical teacher, and a writer iu the depart incuts nf education and polite lite ralure, will form a sufficient guarantee, not only for Ihe elegant and tasteful esecution of the work, so far as language, style, and embellishment are con cerued, but for its elevated moral and intellectual character, and for its invariable direction towards Ihe improvemtnt of its youthful readors in science, literature, and the conduct uf life. Youns People's Rook Will be puhliihed iu MONTH LV NU.MHLKS earh lo 3G Pages, embellished witli numerous Engravings, And neatly done up in an Ornamental Cover. It will be printed on white paper of the first qnilily, from a new and elegant type, cast expressly for it.

The form will be such as lo make ihe volumes, when completed, a handsome addiliou to the shelves of Ilia liurary. The first iimntier will be issued on the first day of September, 1841. ity do fl i HIS mild, safe, and elegant Ant-acid nnd A pei ic nl, possesses all the pro perties of llio Magnesia in general use, with nut iog lidble. like it, to form dangerous concretions in the bow rls ii corrects acid mill fft'Ciimlly run bean-bum, without injuring ihn coals of the siomnch, as Soda, Potash, Hnd their carbonates ne known lo it prevents llio food of infants turning sour, and iu all rasi'S nets as a pleasing aperient, peculiarly adapted for females. For Mile by SHACKELFORD DISOSWAY.

This preparation lias answered all the pur- posts for which it was intended, and those who have used it me fully satisfied of iho benefit of the substitution for cither Magnesia oi it carbonate. Thosn who are accus lmed to iho use of ihe carbunale of Magne-ia will ft ml tint after I iking a dose of ihe iid, none of Hi 'sc unpleas ini eructations will follow, or Jl imlunce, which produces tent. By ihoa idiiion of a little acidulated svrup, nothing is more pleasant, as a niedi- me, eiilier for children or pregnant women. when they complniu of sour stomachs, lis in 1 1 oilncion gained the highest commend, i- ioiis from the public for Sir James Muirav, 111' ir admiration lor in I'l'tnos and la- cnts. Sir stley Cooper, Tweedie, both speak of ibis i reparation in flattering nieu 'g-', anrl stale dicir opinions so deci--illy, as lo cast no doubl about the utility of it 9 I' On, 141.

C52 rt STOLEN I'rom the Sutxciilier, on the 28th ultimo, a FOCKLT COOK, containing thirty or for ts ilollais u.i notes, and a number of lia rs, among hich were, a note drawn by he subscriber, for 75, payable to Levin Paul -(litis note has been paid in full, al though noiyei due) a note diawn by Thomas Bowen, for $13, payable to the subscri' ber a number of other notes, the amounts not lecullecled a Bill of Sale for the sclir. Cornel, and the License of said schooner and a number of oilier papers. The public is cautioned against trailing for any of said notes. A reward of Ten Dollars will be paid for the delivery of the Pocket Book i nil iis contents lo ihe suhsciiber, or for proof that will lead to the conviction of the thief. JOHN S.

BANKS. Craven county, 7th Sept. 1841. 64Skt NOTICE. THE highest Cash prices will be given for LIKELY NEGROES ol both seies.

Those having the same for sale, can meet with a maiket for ihem by an application to the Subscriber, nt Ihe Washington Hotel in Newbern. Letters directed lo Ihe Subscriber on the above subject will be punctually attended to. WILLIAM P. MARSHALL. August 2Gth.

1841 CJLMlt WHItSIIU'. fmilE SUbSCRIBER having taken his IL brother, F. P. Backus, into his Cabinet mil Furniture business, it ill hereafter be rornliicted tinder the firm of S. S.

Backus hot it SALMON S. BACKUS. Thf Subscribers liavn removed their Furniture and Cabinet Warehouse to the new slore on Pullok street, recently built by Mr. John Blackwl where they will keep on hand a hanils Miii' assortment of Furniture. Put sons wishing to purchase are respectfully invited lo call and examine their slock.

S. S. Backus Brother. 24th July, 1841. Horses.

WILL sell cheap for cash, a match of beautiful cream colouted Hmses, with flowing white manes and tails. One ol i lie in is five, and the olhei six yeais old, and i he ar well broke lo harness, and perfectly gentle. C. McC. CHURCHILL.

Waynesboro', 7il JuIn, 1841. 640if PO 1) ETT COM PA Y. nilllS company lias been in operation nearly Jj four years. price ol shares one hundred and five dollars; and each -hare is entitled to fifty ushels of I'ou drette every "is months, which is eiptul to filly city cart loads of jWe manure, lor IS years from March, 1841 Price of Pouilrette 40 cents per bushel, or two dollars a liariel ol four busliels, delivered on board of vessels in this city. Those larmers who wish lo obtain this manure reEiilnrly, will do well to lake shares soon and those who wish to purchase Ihe arlicle ill do well not lo wait another year, until Ihey wish lo use it.

Owing to Ihe unusually wei season, orders received now can not lie filled uudpr four or fire eeks, hut il iieveil thai there ill be a supply in June, Jiilu nnd Aueust To ensure a supply for earli spring use, shares should be token in lime to receive full Dindrnd. ichi' will prevent disappointment or by a wet spring like the present; or Those nt a distance, who desire to make an ex ppriment, can obtain one or more barrels, in turn, by reuniting, at the rate of tiro dollars per barrel. A pamphlet will he sent to any person who desires nn JT Shares will be sold forthe present nt $105 I each, but they will sun ly anrunct in pi nottt nli landing Ihe number ol i'ivhIi nils ill itiniioi-h every sii monllit I). MINOR. Agtvl, 120 Nassau street.

(Up stairs.) II Il is to he di-ti' ctly understood that this Company is in no way eonnected with Ihe Vrali and I'owlrrttc Company," nr" I.odi Manufacturing Company" of Anthony Dey it Peter litvthelemy. on the New Je.sey Meadows, which, if report be true, failed, after an ex einliture nf over if 50,000. Mew York, Mav IDlh. 1841. 634 6vv.

BARGAINS. TME subset ibei offers for sale at very moderate prices, 1 Currinee, complete, with oil linen Jacket and linen cushion covers, new and in perfect order, 1 Barouche, (calculated for six persons,) with extension top, and 2 Sulkies. Persons wihing to purchase will find it to their advantage to call and examine them. D. M.

VAN BOKKELEN. Corner of Pollolc and Middle Sts. June -lib, 1841. 633. of for Ihe I generous public that he will pay the strictest attention to their wants.

Having good workmen in his employ, he is prepared lo execute all orders with neatness and despatch. N. B. When he promises work at it cer. irin time, there shall be no disappointment.

Newbern, 1st May, 1841. G30tf NEW BAKERY. The Subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has re-commenced the Baking business, at his residence on Middle, near Pullok street, whete Family, Pilot and Ship Bread, water and butler Crackers, and various kinds of Cakes, will always be kept for sale. (lTAII orders for Baking will be promptly and faithfully executed. THOS.

S. GOODING. 10th April, 1841. 627tf Half Pipes French Brandy, 4 do. do.

do. i 10 Bjsktts Lhamrjagne, Anrhor, frigulj nnd I' linC de Jomville, 40 Keg Kail nom 4U. 10 zua. USl reieiVCU ana vw a.iit; uv D.M. VM UOKKELEN.

12th May 1841. NEW DU. II A 11 HELL'S LOTIO.Y. IT is truly surprising to witness Ihe favourable effects of this medicinal preparation in the cure of a great many of our must aggravated maladies. If the disease he acute or of recent occurence it will subside iu a few minutes if il be Chronic or ot long slunding it will disappear in a few days; but in every case pain will be overcome almost instanta neously fur such is the sudden transition which is realized from eitreme suffering to a state ol perfect ease, that the operation is barely terminated, when the patient eiclaims, his pains are gone, and that a favourable change has passed upon the disease.

These statements ere not merely theoretical, but the undoubted result of observation and eiperience This new and powerful principle in medical prac tice, will greatly lacilitalu llie cure of all hut will, beyond the most distant shade of doubt completely subdue the following maladies, provided they are ithin the reach of human eaus Dig. pepsia Asthma, Neuralgia, Tic Doloureui, Epilepsy or Fils, th. Vitus' Dance, Hysterics, Spine Diseases, Cramps, Spasms, Lock Jans, Nervous Ileaduch, Tooth Ache, Weak Eyes, Rheumatism, Gout. Swelled and Painful Joints, Early Inflammations ol the Throat, Lungs, Heart and its appendages, all Painful Diseases, Paralelir Debililie Violent Sprains, Teller Worms, King Worms, Pimples, and other Eruptions of the Skin. The following are a few crises in which this re-tnedy has been applied wilh flee I Case 1.

Mr. P. of the Iowa of Halifai, N. a respectable merchant, sprnincd his ancle playing a gnme of fives; spent a painful and restless night, found il next morning much swelled and inSained. He came (o me to be operated upon and submitted to my treatment.

In two niinuies he left the room tvith his ancle perfectly restored to his great satisfaction. Case 2. Miss P. of the couuly of Halifax, N. a joung lady who had for ninny years suffered with nervous headnchc, and could nhtain but little relief from Ihe remedies generally resorled to.

I was requested by her father lo try my mode of treatment lo her case, I did so, and iu a lew moments she wa relieved. Case 3. Mr. C. of Norfolk, was labouring under chronic Rheumatism, in every joint of the tipper and lower extremities.

All bad been done for him which medical skill could afford, yet Its found no relief. Meeting with me he requosted I should try my practice on his case, Ihe result as he got rid ot his puins. It was accomplished iu three days. Case 4. Mrs.

It of Elizabeth City, N. was attacked with acute Rheumatism in the left shoulder and arm, could not raise it to her head; but lo render Ihe pain tolerable she was compelled to steady it wilh her right hand. I operated upon the Ah-ease which took me about ten minutes and the consequence was the pain subsided, she raised Ihe arm without difficulty, and used it in adjusting her dress. Case 5. Mr.

II. of Pasquotank counly, N. C. was annoyed ilh a very extensive ringworm on both sides nf his face. I operated upon him uc destroyed it in two minutes.

CaseC. Mrs. D. of Elizabeth City, N. baJ a Neuralgic or nervous affection of the lace am! jaw.

She resorted to a great variety of means for relief hut was disappointed My mode of trealinen cured her in twenty minutes. A. HAKRELL, M. 0- N. B.

Dn. llAriRKi.L is a graduate of the University ol Maryland. For sale by SHACKELFORD DISOSWAY, corner uf Pullok and Middle streets. It. T.

ALLEN. General Agent for Ihe Slate of North Ccroli'ia- June 13th, 1841. 63(5 Cm. IMI. .1 A YAK'S INDIAN li A Is decidedly superior to any other known comhina lion of medicine lor coughs, colds, ronsumplion, asthma, spitting of blood, aiigima pectoris, palpitation of Ihe hearl, liRO.NClHTl;i, chronic pleurisy, hoarseness, dilliculty ol breathing, hooping cough-, rtninfi mtit tvpuLnps nf the.

and all diseases ol the pulmonary organs. Jayne's Carminative Balsam a certain, safe and eflectual remedy (or dysentery diarrhoea, or looseness, cholera morbus, summer complaint, cholic, griping pains, sour stomach, lulcncy, Ac. and all spasmodic and nervot: diseases, as sick and nervous beadacb, bysteni cramp, ic, Ac. Alibcrt's (Oleaginous) Hair Tonk For the (iKOWTH, RESTORATION ol Ihe 11 AIR. This is an ece lent article, and has, in numerous instances, prodn ced a fine growth ol hair on the heads of person, who bad been bald for years.

Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge. This Vermifuge is perfectly safe, and so pleara'' thai children will not refuse to lake it. It euecum destroys Worms; netralizes acidity or sourness' the stomach increases appetite -and acts as a f' neral and permanent tonic, and is therefore esceei ingly beneficial in intermittent and remittent fevfit indigestion, and is almost a certain cure II FEVER and AGUE of children, and what is great importance, it does it permanently. SANITIVE PILLS, For Liver Complninls, Cosliveness, Dyspepsii and many other diseases. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by DR.

D. JAYNE, No. 20, South 3d Street, rbiladelpl" ID Numerous certificates of Ihe efficacy of above medicines can be seen at the places of JOHN MILIEU, Agent. Newbern. 30th May, Cy i MEAL, all of which will be sold low cash, by ALEXANDER MILLER, Opposite to Ihe Market House.

Newbern, 10th July, 1841. 640if TO LET. Possession given the 1st November, TUMIK House on Pollokstreel.nl present occu-JL pied by Iioderick Powell, Ksq. Apply to FRANCIS LAMOTTE. October 3d, 1311.

C31 vi. 11 DUFFY'S TONIC II IX It CERTAIN and eflieaoious medicine for the cure ol A CL ind FEVER, and for restoring constitution trom the state of debility which almost iiivai innly succeeds attacks of billious fever. F. S. DUFFY informs the public that he continues lo prepare nnd oflfnr for sale, bis late father's Or.Duffy's)much esteemed Tonic mixture and Anti-bilious fills.

The superior efficacy of these medicines are well known, which can be shown by a number ol certificates in addition lo those already published. Individuals purchasing lo sell again can be supplied on accommodnting terms, at (he old stand on Middle street, one door south of Mr. Van Bockke- len's. June 2G. Copartnership JVoticc.

WE have this day formed a Copartnership, for the purpose of carrying on iho business of distilling Spirits of Turpen tine, and manufot'turing other articles appertaining thereto. SAMUEL E. SMITH. JAMES SIIACKELF D. February 22, 2841.

tf G30 FOR SALE, 3i0 Acres of well timbered Ia A I Lying on Dawson's Creek, suitable for Timber or Turpentine. An eaily applica tion may ensure a baigain. A LS A comlDi table Mouse and lot on L-ravrn street. For further information inquire at tlllS Office. Newbern, Nov.

7ih, 1840. Cl9-m. $20 HE WARD. A Horn tlte Dutiscrilier, a few days since, two negro women- one named liETTICE, aged about 26 years, about 5 feet, 4 or 5 inches high, stout made, and ellow complexion, formerly the property of William of this place, tho other named P1IIL.L1S, about 22 years of age 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, yellow complexion, and formerly the proporty of Washington Venters, of Pill county. Lettice is probably lurking about Newbern, and Phillis in ihe neighborhood of Swift Creek.

Tin- above re a id will lie paid foi securing them in jail, or Ten Dollars for either of llieui. GEORGE W. BARNES, By WM. P. MARSHALL.

lCth Dec, 1840 624-lf. JAMES SIIACKELFOIiD, (NEW COUNTY WIIAl'F, Ojfas for sale the following articles Cogncc Brandy, prime article. Holland Gin, do do Mniionguhela Whiskey, do Wcsl India Rum, do do New Orleans do I nii('i inl Eagle Gil), Ry- Whiskey, N. E. Boston Rom, Sweet Malaga Wine, Diy do do Madeira Wines, Cidei and Apple Brandy, Cider Vinegar, Flour in bbls.

and half libls. Smoked Href and Tonuues, Snuff in bottles and bladdets, Common Tobacco, Super. Cavendish Tobacco, Alexaudiia Cigais, Hall Spanish Cigars, llavitii do White Havana Sugar, New Oilcans nnd St. Croix Sugar, Loaf and Lump do St. Domingo Coffee, Laguira Coffee, Java do Butter, Lard, Soda, Water and Butter Crackers, Pilot Bread, Pepper, Allspice, Saltpetre, Ginger, Copperas, In.iiao, Camphor, Nu'megs, Casioi Oil, fini Oil, Brimstone, hps 'in hi i Glauber Salts, Chocolate, Si.iirh, Sperm and Tallow Candles, White nnd Brown Soap, Soft Shell Almonds, Brooms, Painted Buckets, Wooden Boxes Wire and Hair Sieves, Nails, Iron, German Steel, Men's and Boy's coarse brogans.

Men's nnd Boy's lined and bound brogans, Men's heavy and light boots, Womens Bootees and Shoes (leather,) Ladies Slippers, and Grecian Ties, do do thick sole. Cotton cards, Coffee Mills, pewter Faucets, Trace chains, Broad Aies, Padlocks, Needles, Tins Collins' Axes and Boiing Aies. Bridle Bids, Carpenters' it Coopers' Adze, Tacks, Snuff Boies, Cast steel Drawing Knives, Plough Points, Augurs, assl'd sizes, Cross cut Saws, Hand Saws, Pocket and Shoe Knives, Spike and Nail Gimlets, Shoe Thread, Cotton Yarn, Collon Dough Lines, Blue Cotton Yarn, Bed cords, Flat, High priced and common Calicoes, Bleached and unbleached Sheetings and Shirtings, Cotton Osnahurgs, Linen Osnahurgs, April I2th, STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, i Craven County. Court of Picas and Quarter Sessions, August Perm, A. D.

141. Josdua Scott, Administrator "1 of John II. Junes, 1 Petition for sale or rs. a Slave. John S.

Morris. It being proved to the Court that the de-fendint, John S. Morris," is not an Inhabi int of tins State, it is Ordered by the said Court that publication be made for six weeks successively in the Newbern Spectator, that the said John S. Morris appear at the county Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Craven Caunty, at ihe Court-house in Newbern, on second Monday of November next, and plead, answer or demur to the said pe-tilion, otherwise the same will be taken pro confesso against dim, and heard accordingly Witness, James G. Stanly, Cleik of said Court at Newbern, the second Monday of August, A' G.

STANLY, Clerk. TERMS. Single Subscription, 1 year, 2 00 Three Copies, 1 5 00 Six 1 10 00 Twenty 1 30 00 SCHOOL CLUBS DEALT WITH ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS agents will find this work one well calculated to advance llinir interests. A Remittance, (postage paid) must always accompany an order for the work. Address MORTON McMICH AFL, No.

57 Sou Third Street, opposite the tiinii Iiiiuk, Phildelphuia. Mrs. JO! IX HUNTER, Jp ESPECTFlfLLY informs the public that she is prepared to accommodate i few Boarders nt her re-idence on the easi side of Craven street, a few doors of South Front street. 17lh Joly, 1811. C41tf.

NOTICE fmilE SUBSCRIBER hasjust rfceived, JaL and offers for sala on the most reasonable terms, iho following articles 2 very superior Barouches, 4 Buggies, A large assortment of double and single Harness, (brass and plated) Wagon Harness, English and Northern made Saddles, from $5 to $25, A few first quality side Saddles, A general assortment of Bi idles, Whips, And other articles in the Harness line. Any orders for Goods in his line will be supplied at the shortest notice. Harness and Saddles repaired on reasonable terms bv tho subscriber, at his store nn Craven-street, next door to Jno. L. Punnd.

OWEN II. MORRIS,.