Totiio passage of tin; 3d Rs0lmioii.
Mr. O'Hricu, of (5 rfifi villc?, entered u Pro
jf, uliiclingrccahly to his request, shali
appear in our uuxf, when we publish th-
The Convention linvinnr gQt through
uitliiho husiness before it, and a Re Jo
tii)ii of th inks h:ivitiT ,.,. voted to the
l,csiil(Mit for the Chair, that gcntlumm!
ruse nnd delivered one of the most inter
filing and pertinent Addressee, which ii
has ever been our good iortune to hoar.
(J jWe find the following among the volun
Icej toasts given at the celebration of the 4th,
By Gov. Bran!i. The Tariff compro
mise of 1833; Conceived and consum
mated by opposing patriots in a spirit of
mutual concession and forbearance. It
has restored tranquility to our distracted
country and averted civ il war and blood
jsIkm-I; May the indignant frowns of.cvory
pood citizen rest on the unprincipled pol-in.-i.m
who again attempts to open this
random's Box.
tfv Win. II. Southall. The Ladies
of Nash, Halifax and Edgecombe; as
lovely as though they Iiuii looked into
Paradise and caught its earliest and
freshesl bloom.
'' own o,.i,,iuns, boil
TrJFr N"r,horn . nh?
t "n. I )ots liesolutions i m lain
i on lits rw.i;;,i. .ir
,,.,,1 .1 I'"" Ul
7 The following letter from the Hon. Dm-
I vehter to John Bolton, Esq of Sivannah,
will he read with interest by the people of the
South. It will have a tendency somewhat to al
!iv the fear? recently excited, that the rapid mul
tiplicition in the Northern and Eastern Stales of
periodic d publications advocating the emancipa
tion ot the .slaves, and the formation of numerous
Volition societies, &e. meant something more
than met the eye. The elevated posit ton at pre
fer, t occupied by Mr. Webster, in our National
Councils as well as in the estimation of those
mo-t active in the above projects, gives more
importance to this disclaimer than it could possi
bly receive from any other source. We fer
vently hope that we may not be compelled, four
rears hence, to record such a change of opinion
t-j wi lit i C, III ICIdUUII IU Ul I J I 111.
New York, May 17, 1833. My Dear
Sir: I have received your letter of last
evening, requesting me to state my opin
ion of the powers of Congress on the
subject of slaves and slavery; and of the
' m,injdenr sir, with much true regard,
X otir bbediunt servant
To I 1 nl),ANlEL WEBSTER;
I o John Bolton, Esq;
Wash
?ZTJ?!A$" ti Kivate SeC
10 o clock tins morning. After reach.
would not enable him to undergo the
opei.i.cM.ofhi.Ubor.. which would e
-tU.ic mi complying with the various
engagements he had made. And it
was feared, further exposure to the
iNorili Eastern wind, might prove per
innnenily detrimental to his constitution:
alter hid indisposition at Boston. He
was, therefore, under the necessity of
giving op h,s journey, without gain to
lottlaml, m Maine, which he intended
to nave made the termination of his
at the North.
The President left Concord, for Wash
ington, on Monday, the 1st instant, af
ter breakfast, and reached this city at 10
o'clock this morning, accomplishing a
journey of 474 miles in three days. Hi
strength has recruited considerably since
he commenced his return. The ordina
ry fatigue of a journey in the stages, re
lieved by the repose obtained in the
steamboats and rail road cars, was found
light in comparison with tho personal
exertion necessary to sustain him through
out a succession of days, in exchanging
salutations and greetings with the im
mense number of his fellow citizeus who
thronged to meet him. He would have
found it impossible to have borne up so
the in
spiring animation imparted by theenthu
siastic kindness of his countrymen.. Globe.
Prices Current.
At Turborough, Norfolk, and New York.
n JULY S.
Bacon,
Heeswnv
Brandy, apple,
Coffee,
Corn,
Cotton,
Cotton Bagging,
Flour, superfine,
Iron,
Lard,
Molasses, -Sugar,
brown,
Salt, Turks Isl'd
Wheat, i
Whiskev, -
per Tarboro
lb. 8 lo
lb.- 18 20
gallon. 90 120
lb. 13 is
bushel 45 50
lb. 8 J 9
yard. 15 20
barrel. 550 GOO
)b 5 6
H. 7 Si
gallon. 3.; 4o!
lb. 9 12
bushel.! 70 80
bushel. 70 80
gallon. 40 50
Norfolk.
H 9
16 18
70 75
12 13j
62 65
9 12
14 20
537 575
4 5
8
27
7
43
.Y. York.
9 10
19 20
42 43
ii 14
58 60
10 15
1 1 20
550 600
9J
53!
7
50:
31 33
6
40
112
31
8
30
7i
42
33
tour
THE Subscriber, who for several years past, has
been eniraerd in tS
Gin Making business,
In Kinson, has established himself
IN GRCENVtLLli!,
YVhere lie carries on the above business in all its va
rious branches. All those who wish to supply them
selves with Gins of the best mmlitv 'nf- .Li.Ln.u..
solicited to apply to the Subscriber personally, or by I
letter. All orrlxrc f. ri: :n u . 1 . J 3
. , " vjiiit. win uc promptly execU-!
ted. From the bubscriber's lone: exncrienrp in hi. !
business; and from the approbation which his work
Has hitherto met with, he hesitates not to promise
entire satisfaction to all who may see fit to extend to
him their patronage. Gins out of order will be ex
peditiously repaired. The Subscriber takes the lih-
rty ot calling the attention of those who wish to pro
ure new Gins, or to have old Gins rennirpri. th
expediency of applying to him in time. When all
wait as is usually the case, until the work is wanted.
it causes such a pressure of business, that many are'
obliged of necessity to submit to a loneer del.iv th. I
they wish.
n connexion with this establishment, carries on
The Lock ami Gunsmith business
le also makes Saw Mill Boxes, and Mill Inks, and
Gudgeons, of a composition invented bv Daniel Perk
of Raleigh Grist Mill Sfiindles, with Steel Collars, !
tturneu.; i nese articles equal to any manufactured
in the United States.
xll letters and orders must be directed to the Suh.
seriber, at Greenville.
HENRY CHAMBERLAIN.
. July 12, 1833. '46
Five thousand Girls. Among other
t ok c rid of rospert wbirh will ho shown to
the President nnrl Vim Prnsiffpni ulmnt
existence of any wish or design, on the flU thousand of thr fairest of the fair,
pan oi iNomieru men, 10 inienore wnn . unmarried and vmiiicr. !,.rnnilv drns
j ' r j
tin? security or regulation of that species
cf property.
My sentiments on this subject, my dear
sir, have been often publicly expressed;
bin I can have no objection to repent the
declaration of them, if it be thought by
yuu that such declarations might, in the
smallest debtee, aid the friends of Union
and the Constitution in the South, in dis
pelling prejudices which are so industri
ously fostered, and in quieting agitations
so unnecessarily kept alive.
In my opinion the domestic slavery of
the Southern States is a subject within
; he exclusive control of the Slates them
selves and this, I mn sure, is the opin
ion of the whole North. Congress has
no authority to interfere in the emanci
pation of slave?, or in the treatment of
Uiein in any of the States. This was so
resolved by the House of Representatives,
when Congress sat in this city in 1790,
an the report of a committee consisting
almost entirely of Northern members; and
Ida not know an instance of the expres
sion of a different opinion in either house
of Cunsrress. since. 1 cannot say that
i .
eu in unite, win join a procession to
meet and greet them on their arrival in
Lowell, Mass.
OCr'It will be gratifying to many of our
readers to learn that the operations at
and near the Swash are going ou pros
perously. A lew days ago the schooners
Select and Amity passed through the
Flounder Slue, the former drawing 7 feet
3, the latter 7 feet 7 inches. The depth
of water here was formerly between four
and five feet. Newbern Spec.
C7The Philadelphia Commercial lie
raid estimates the cost of public improve
meuts now in progress at this time in
that city, at four millions of dollars. 1 h
same paper supposes that the substantial
growth of Philadelphia has been greater
for the last five years and will be greater
for ten years to come, than that or any
other city on the continent
tVarning.Tn wife of Mr. Chester
Beard, of Rockdale township, is lying
rlfiniTorrtnJv ill. fVfinr n voar since she
particular individuals might not possibly j wanjckjn(r her ear with a pin (a very
he found who suppose that Congress may ! cormnolI practice, among females,) the
possess some power over the subject; . j nf w,jc, COmin off lodged in her
hut 1 do not know any such persons, and j i an attemnts to extract it provec
if there be any, I am sure they arc tew-i unavailing, and it is supposed that this
The servitude of so great a portion wj suonPi)e the cause of her death.
the population of the South is, undoubt
edly, regarded at the North, as a great evil
moral und political, and the discussions,
upon it, which have recently taken place in
the Legislatures of several of the slave
holding States, have been read with very
deep interest. But it is regarded, nev
ertheless, as an evil, the remedy for
which lies with those Legislatures them
selves, to be provided and applied accor
ding to their own sense of policy and
duty, 'pi,, imputations which you say,
find say truly, are constantly made a
gninst the North, are, in my opinion, en
'irely destitute of any just foundation.
I nave endeavored to repel them, so far
us has been in my power, on all proper
occasions; and for a fuller expression of
Crawford Messenger.
DIED,
In this county, on the 5th int. aged about 70
vears. iMrs. Martha Anderson, wne oi mr
William Anderson.
$50 Reward.
nHR Subscriber will give the above reward for
I such informal ran as will lead to the detection ana
conviction of the villain who rode his horse away on
Saturday night last, and turned .him loose m such a
condition that lie couio scai cc.j
WILLIAM SUTTON.
July 9, 1833. 46-3
Grocery and Commission Business.
THE Subscribers have formed a copartnership
to do a GROCERY and COMMISSION
BUSINESS n this place, nov offer their ser
vices lo the community, either in the sale of
Produce or the supply of Groceries. 'J hey have
taken Mr. Jabez Smith's House, next door to
Messrs. Heath, Mason t Co. on Old street,
where, in a few days, they will receive a large
and full assortment of all articles in their line,
and are now ready to receive and sell any Pro
duce that may be committed to their charge.
JOSEPH D. WHITE.
BENJAMIN B. BLUME.
Petersburg, Va. June 21. 45 3
8tontJ HiU Academy.
'SMIE first session of this Institution closed ofc
- Thursday list, by a public Examination un
der the direction' of the Trustees, to whom en
tire satisfaction was given.
ThQ Exercises u;ill be resumed on Monday,
the firs! diy of July, and terminate the first
of December.
STONY HILL is situated in a biH and
hallby part of Nash, 11 miles from Mr. If.
Sims's, and 8 miles' from Hilliardston, letirftf
from scenes of dissipation: a place well calcula
ted to attract the studious, but not at all suikablo
for the idle.
Terms for Hoard and Tuiti.mi nil tirrrW 1ft
years of ae $40 per session. ..above that age; 45.
Hoard can be had in the most respectable hoi.es
convenient in the neighborhood, on irood terms'
M. R. GARRETT, Prin.
June 15, 1833. 43
300 bar'Js sup'r Cat Herrings,
100 : : MackerdI,
30,000 lbs Baconfor sale bv
. tiVANS ANDREWS."
Spartai N. C. 21 May, 1833. 39
(F Leghorns1 Leghorns!! Leghorns!!!
Only 90 cents & upwards.
3 cases very superior Leghorns, just received
and for sale at reduced prices for Cash.
JAS. WEDDELL.
8th June, 1833.
" 1 " - - -
RTOTICJS.
I HAVE Lost or mislaid the foildwin Notes one
note of hand vs. Frederick Gotding for ten dollars,,
dated some time in May or June, 1832; one ditto
vs. Nazareth Pippen for six dollars, dated some
time in January, 1831; one ditto vs. Edwin Ellis for
six dollai-s and fifty cents, dated in May last, William
D. Petway the subscribing witness thereto; one ditto
vs. Moore Carter for four dollars dated some time in
August or September last. All persons are forewar
ned not to trade for such notes, as I shall take means
to ensure their collection'.
B. R. HINES.
June 26, 1833. 44.3
HpHE Subscribers qualified as Executors lo th
last will and testament of Joseph Pippen,
dee'd, late of the county of-Edgecombe, at May
term, 1833 and request all those who have
claims against said dee'd, lo bring them forwanj
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be plead in bar. Ihose indebted to the es
tate by accouhl, arc requested to come forward
and give their notes, otherwise we shall pro
ceed to collect.
H. AUSTIN, I
ELY PORTER
Mjiy 2Sth, iS33. 41
Ex'rs.
'IMIE Second Session will Commence at Hickory
1 Grove Academy, in Edgecombe County, three
and a half miles from Tarborough, on Monday, 8th
of July next; under the carfc of Frederick Philips the
former teacher; terms the same as heretofore.
Those sending their children to this school ill be
held liable to pay from the time of commencement
to the end of the Session board may be had at
per month.
r 1 tj u i A LA PHILIPS.
2Gih June, 1S33. 44 3
50 barrels C-ut Herrings,
Just received and for sale, by
I) RICHARDS $ CO.
Tarborough, 14th June, 1S32.
List of Letters,
fiematHtnsr in the Post Office at Tarborough.
on the 1st day of July, 1833. which if not
catted for and taken out before the 1st day
of Oct. next, ivill be sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters.
Kid William
Kohne Mrs
Lilly John S
Morgan Henry
Owens Elijah
Odom Jeremiah
Pippen Joseph John
Pender David
Richmond Theodore Dr
Sumner Edwin
Sharp Benja W 2
Shelton Burrell
Sharp Rhoda Mrs
Staton Arthur
Thorn Henry
Taylor Tabitha
Thompson William
Towns Mr
Vann Thomas
Williams Benjamin 2
Webb William Sr
VVimberley R A 2
Walston Gideon or John
Williams Wiley Jr
Williford Edwin
Warbington Simon
J. By LLOYD, P. M.
JPrintinsr Press for Sale.
. cttduti wnv AT. Printing Press, on the
A mocle of construction, can be procured . on reaso
i.i,.rm,. AdpIt at this Office. J.tlj, 1833.
old
reason-
Anderson Arthur
Anderson George"
Adams Lydia Mrs
Andrews Gray
Beeland John
Barnes Sarah Airs
Brinciri James
Brown Henry
Bulluck Whitmel
Bulluck Joshua K
Council Willie
Uilliard Henry
Dunn B W
Cromwell Elizabeth
Garner Theophilus
Green Thomas
Garrett John
Hagarts Simon
Hymftu William Revd
Hagadon David
Harrell Jesse
Hopgood Micajah
Hardy Clary
Hays Jesse
Jackson Ben M
Jones W
Johnson Reuben
56
it7If those persons with whom I keep accounts
for postage, do not call and settle them promptly at
the end of each quAiter, in future to continue ac
counts against them will most positively be refused.
,V. . RQUJVTJiEE, A. P, M.
NOTICE.
npHE undersigned, Commissioners appointed
by the County Court of Pitt, will receive
from this time until the 1st of Sept. next, pro
posnls to contract for the
Building a Court House,
IN THE TOWN OP GREENVILLE?,
The plan of which to be as follows:
The Building to be of brick, 52 feet long by
4d wide, two stories high, fire-proof. Theb
foundation of the walls to be based oh clay, and
the walls as thick as Usual for buildings of simi
lar size dnd description, and to be anchored.
The first story to be 10, and the second story
13 feet pitch, and the first floor 2 feet above th&
sur ace.
The roof to be quadragon arid coVered either
with zinc, tin, or slate. Applicants to state tha
terms for each.
The lower story to contain in the sides and
ends 16 windows, and the Upper story IS win
dows; each to contain 18 panes glass 10 by 12.
Two doors in Hie lower story with a passage
to rUn across the width, embracing one-third thei
length of the building; with two rooms on one
side, and two rooms and a stair case on the oth
er. The upper story tocontain the Court room
and in one end two Jury rooms.
All the partitions to be of brick and to be ba
sed like the exterior walls. Four chimneys tp)
be attached at proper places with Tour fireplaces
below. The sills and caps of doors and windows
to be of stone. The windows to have ketcbes
and boItFi with shutters closing on the out side
The style and finish of the Court room is re
served for future and special -contract.
The foregoing is a general plan of the building
which will be adhered tOj but the Commissioners
may see Cause to alter or modify it in some of
the particulars before closing tho contract. If
desired by the Contractor, half the amount of tho
contract price and perhaps more, will be paid in
advance, and the balance in one year.
george easona
James blow.
BRYAN GRIMtiS, VCom
COOLD HOtT,
JOHN NORCOTT, J
Greenville, June 25, 1833. 44-10
Just Published and for Haley
At THIS OFFICE,
OCCURRENCES In the Life of (Elder) Josefih
Biggs, wrote by himself, of a civil, domestic, and
a religious nature, at the request of some of hi
friends, taken from memorandum! by him kept ron
the year 1766 up t(r"l832.
Pi-ie10 cents inf le, er $1 per dozen.