IVO 151.
N. a FRIlSiiY, NOVEMBER 27, 1835.
VOL. 3. NO. 47
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': J TEIlfiUL .
TlttE DottASS PE ANXUM, TV ADVANCE.
; r AD VKRTJSEBIENTS
Tint exceeding a Aiium intfcrted at OVE not I ar
No Subscribers taken for less than one year:
nd all who permit their subscription to run over
a y-tr, without ?jvin? notice, are considered
bound Tor the second year, and soon for all suc
ceeding years. 4: v ,. , ; v
Yeurly advertisers, who will agree 'tn nay $10
per year, will be allowed 30 P"T cent, discount, on
all over that sum, and that sum included, o as
liot to reduce their yearly bill betow $10. .
' CtTir,'ICI?.An tU uth w f Market Street, be-
Shingle Bolts VV&nted.
rrflE SilbVrib'rrs vill ' p;iV Cash for
CYPHERS SHISGLi: Ii OL 1 20 i r,
cheslorifij, t d:to iiyrv,e about 5 by ly inches?
to be of gflAd qdaljfv, suitable loriv- out ShniH.-s
j-Also, fat JUSIPER SIUXGLE BOLTS,
4 inches long, and Jo averu-tf abcu; 1 by JO in-dies.-
. p i . v
I t ' SAVAGE, & CO.
BIUTISII CONSULATE. )
Charleston, November 1 3, JS35
Fin HE undersigned, His Britanh'c Maj'stv's
OJ Consul for the States of Nonh & South da
rolm, bfigt to notify to the Masters aiid Coi:s-
t1H flf Rrnk I- J II 1
y 3ci nw an otnrrs whom it
; " I- uTT' - S f.1 T frq"entinff the ports
yrnhm 1 iMIimiit of his Consulate that by virtue
an nci passen ourmg the Tate session of Par
, ....n.r.u, rnuuTO vin Act to amend and consoii-
r X it VFIMIB'w tnt' Mwhant Seamen
. or the United Kingdom.' mMtrAr. o:
tish ship, m his arrival at any foreign port where
ted to deposit with; such Consul or Vice Consul
..M.u,ni, wuii m snip s.crcw, under a pnal
. Z :fJWr nm?" P:1- PV lhR me Act iris al-
p..jrn,-;a, .n no mastet shall discharge J ai
of h.s crnw, Whether British subiect or foreien.
at any port dr place abroad, without the ni
any
er.
, wnrtl0Yin ritinof tlie Consul or VicACon.l
us
in re, wnosa duty it s mnde in summary wav
to squire isito' the grounds of an y Sucb proposed
discharge, by examination on oath, and there up.
on .to grant, or re&ise sueh sanction according to
hi ncuap , l.or is any Master to be at liber.
y to lr.ivehind at any pce abroitd any porson,
of his crew, under any: pretence whntsoeverun
Iss upon a previous c.f rtifi.ate in writing, from
tlie.rpnsu! or Viceorisnl thf-re, who is enjoined
likewise to enquire j by examination on oath, into
the circumstans, a.id to give or refuse such cer
tifirMe arrowing to the result of such -exam
.ination. And every .Master ofFending against
wner ofjhese enactments, is to be demied gui'ty
... ....u,Vneanor, nd to sntfrr such punishment
w,,r. 7r "Pr nmon or both, as the Court be-
a j ir" .h" sh,tl1 h" cnn vio,ed shil1' nr mcef
. 1 .u . hy lhe 8aid Art ' is furtr cnacr-
e-1, that during the ay of a British ship at any
. foreign port, no senmm shall be shipped by the
Mter, except with the privily of th.'haul or
vice Consul t hero,, to be endorsed or certified on
the agreement, umler a penalty of - twenty-five
. pounds, to be forfaited bv the Master for every
eeimnn who shall be so shipped in breach of the
said Act. ' ' '
(Signed) WAI OGILBY, Consul.
; i-" i -.. , -1
m-lttsh Vice Oonsiiltifp. ) :
Wifminpton N..C. 18A iWl835 '
'JIH.E Masters! and Consignees of Brit
ish Venols1 in the Port of Wilmington an
the Ports vjthin the Slate of Surf h Carolina are
; reouosted to regard the above notification, ns 6n'f
to be pariirplarly attended to, as it may be rigo
rously entorced. " , .
ANTHONY ME I LAN,
British VteetConmt.
PROSPECTUS
I OF THE
Congressional Globe.
The successor the experiment we have made to fur
Misna mcM history of the pneofni of ml
fTaimy today, with .ketehes of the Dl.ates7 hidS
lh undrntinH to perievexe in their plan loextei d and
r"- They have resolved that the r7m7rei,,nal
Din I1.1 shJ?n ',,8', frninvan Appends, which
Iff i V " th.t rao,5t "TPWtMU robjects, wrtfteH wit hv
, we mem hem tlietnselvha " , H 1 "?
,fketchen of the Reporters
iketchei.oftRrnorters "ous aBa P""W
i nr woncref!S!oaI
Ilsnen wo
. : j V " """ ii, tor ine sessron. It mnv he
ere, ai mie dollar for the noaamn i. m l '
w..., .,o, oc piioiiKnett for one dollar.
mbM iTiat the next session ofConeress will
weea fmjr and live hundred pajes, and will be
pert pubneaftoo perhaps in the world.
; coniiiine near
; tsta. between
theeheapert
m. ' . . r -"""" n" nnriu.'
eventful on Vhih h. oVcnrr VAr m3 "STl :
n lU-Xiacmioa ot l-onreas urill nn.K.i-
will certainly be rtnlete with interest SJtZLl'
ave ffre.t lia'. " 'V.r W"
1 V 1 yiiiAm in- ues'inv ot Ihe Rermh.
lie for renrs to corre. Immediately precdin?. as it 5
the next Prei(1rni inl -Win ii..,:lV .
i TJa a! ",te onn,'n Prti-s tn the countrv. de"?
snd abiding InttrtRta will attend the debates. The wioS
urauia wm oe laiiamilT rih hit ln ti. rw
GIote and the Aihendix.
he Ai.h.i . ysrt:.nai
7 hve alrwtljr prttTtded for our reportinff wrnfi
T l?52L.b.li5L " J" branch oflJonSs?5Sfi
We have aln
we expect to ohtiiin an adennnt Minr.;
pss, and
pnfof cana-
I ur own WiSheaand the expectUona of the MrinS-l
- .beifAenrT.i 0,,n'l wprtsrly, and be made
r rmanenf, tuthenti, and therefore hichly riseful all
SPL diL 1 U to their bcrlpUm the next ses-
j ai. . r - J :. v . ) ' 1 .
;'' ;; ' TERMS.
JSif5??iTJ TV1 ,f our ttiiortt shall be
i?larWw5 aKPen' OE-chanp, List
! Iflved. Tt Pe-pjiag Bank will be, re
; the nuneu aenmpaHw it. or nnlo.- .! -
fBLAIR fc RIVF.S . t
Washucotoii Citv,
Oct 14 1833. .v 45.5L;.
.
Insurance.
ffTlHE HARTFORD FIRE IXSURAXCE
Jl COMPAXYotmnroril Con. have appoint
ted tb ubscriber their" Aent. and offW
Te7 description of property, against loss or dam.
ge by fire, ou the most favorable terms.' ' J
, JHENRYR. SAVAGE
Udrember, 1835, l - 4,ii 45 tf.
lilegrqes;
i V AYE wish to hire, for ihe W.
I TOiOtf year. Stable 4odiea
active Negro
lows, at ine uowan steam saw
i POTTER & PARSLr.Y :
I :.. i " :
1Q BARRELS re6ne3.
BARRY & RRYANT
Not. 6. , .; - , . - - , 4.
KT2Q0O lbs!
aeon.
L ASSITBit, maker,
tor. salt Iv v
R. BRADLEY.
Oct a.
N.E. Ruin
5Q BARKELS pure Bs
.or Mate oy . v
B ARR Y & BR YA Nt.
Not 6i.K
44 tf.
HENRY NUTT.
J ; - -44-tf.
.November Cthi
The Subscriber
BW.uV1'D nform the inhabiianisof Yilming-
V ton and its vicinity, that he Inis" taken the
a u rRceny 'cupied by F. & E. KIDDER,
un uaiiu a gooa assortment of
WEST INDIA GOODS,
vurr(,D, ougar ttiui ivioirtsses. ;
, Imperial; PoocJiong,.and Souchong TEAS
, Double refined LOAF SUGAR. I
Cog. Brandy : Siciv,-Madeira, Port, and Sher
T VALVES; CORDIALS f fc. c! .
ry
crockery and ii lass Ware ;
CVTLERYi
n. m A 1
hoston Mess and IVJ. I Beef. ( Winchester's b.
rnme ana iotl ForK. j October packed.
41 itw oujn;riur fllifio. I
Boots, SIlogs, Hats. Dry
t:- Goods, &,c. A
'nnd manv ntliA. nJl.t . . u.
eery oiore, ,au ;ot, wnich will be sold kt fair
... s '. . . ' u
prices. r--i : ,
BENJAMIN! ATKINS.
Nov. 13.:
4.rVr-r.
Salt
- V, tn Doara tne brig 15 ru-
jcui sure oy 1
' A LAZARUS.
260 Casks
x liuiiKlSlOWll L1M )K, br sale by
WUGALL.
Oct. 16.
41 tf.
For Rent,
,u Jnsi0n iven immedatelv,
the STORE & WARE-HOUSrSN
adjoining Wm Lippitt to.,thi, ,.,;.u
TT- " f 'Privileges, as la ely oc
ed by W. O. Jeffrkvs. Inquire of i
cupit
Nov n r ; J DE ROSSET.
v13' 1 45-tf.
informs he)r friends and the
PUbllf thr clio ,.,;u .
YT5TE?S furnished, at the shortest
ifi ' Vo , 11 w establishment.
To Rent,
AND possession eiven; immediately,
that comfortable DWELLING, at
tzaeui occupied by Mrs. fcjpicer.
Apply to , ' .
ELLEN P. IIALSEY.
Nov. XX
r.-i- 45 tf.' '
Livery Stables.
THE subscriber; bavins purcha
sed the large ' and splendid estab
lishment, lately owned by Mr. H
Brockett, can accommodate Horse
Drovers- ,and others, in, anv Wav
they may wish, j In the Stables,
i.LL n. i' i . . : .i '
sianos unnaitered by tfte necK; there
13 ,arf-'e and convenient lot, with a well bf ifocfd
water, and a pump therein. , .
The subscriber solicits the patron ao;e of the pub
lie i tr: , ' 1 r , 1
.. ... &Liicirti. iia iiuuse sianos opposite to tne(
uiesvaira in me lormer he is ready to accom-
mouate travellers, on the most reasonable kerms.
w. ':. . V - WlLLKINGS
yOV.13. .. v ;... 45-tf.
Valuable Town Pro
perty for sale.
HTUIE SUBSCRIBER will offer fnr Lu
'JJ. Tuesdav. the second dan of
Cony Courtrnext, ivn a credit of six mobths, ai
the sue of the late XO. CAROLVfA STEAM
rc-c, MIL.U. the SJlTEofsaid MILL and four
adjoining LOTS; also a sett of CARr&NTFR's
IW'U a SCtlOt tSLACKSiflTH Tnnt 1.1?..
gine and Boilers that belonged tasaid Mill, and a
great ueai oi Ulia irom.- . L
v W. H. BE ATT Y.
'Kov.13. . 45-5L
CHANCE FOR A PRINTER.
fnHR sK:eriKer iln.i J. -
.11 ' . uvsiiuut m ucoun" nm ml
JJL. tin aUention to other business rffVr
ura uiuoiMiLl JDnntT n T. i.V I
usnmeni, connected with thebmce ta ail the
tenet .necessary lornnnuns th paper, and for do-.1
J? r t "y onered at a country
an excellent 'One. ef Petcb
. I tCnt W?PU WAe has a respec-1
table, and lnereasmv enwiitrfAt I
; , -. a aureni9-i
uig patronage rafro?rio cwyitiy paper. in the
Southern Statcsr
To a PriMsnnaWar 'vV-i .i! at
, . , ,. . r--i- i9uruiE ine 1 .
duties of Editor. fand deVoting". part ofju. Hme
purcnase tnav
particuiart, by addressing the subscriber, postpaid.
November V 1835. vl5-2j4rvi
Il9l;
I a m ik!H
Domingo COFFEE,'
BARRY & BRYANT.
.-not.
Information Wantoil
CONCERNING Mr. John Avfbitt liWr
T , a9 tuiiiuseu fo oe in
f noes see: the second m.,u ' -. .,
and ihft last in fttt 1 - - - " C5"
I Adam. fonherWlAf W;1:T " :.r
vvvirii. ai 11 ina p i - a
" aAUWUKRS, esq. Post
Nov. 13.
45 3l
DE A R B ON1 S p A TEN T
Balances. K
AN ASSORTMENT
of the above BAL
ANCES and. Appa
ratus, constpntly i on
haud, from the Pro'
prietor, and for saic
by .
BARRY & BRYANT.1
1833. c.
January 7,
$ 5 Reward,
WILL be given for the delivery to me of an
indented mulatto servani nml Rtttv.
JAMIN C. BALDWIN, atd about 4 or .W.-,
-who was stolen away from me by his mother
cema Baldwin. She is supposed .tu-have taken
him into Brunswick County. j
JAMES GARRISON
Nov. 6. '!'. AiAt .
'
Information Wanted
Concerning Mrs. ELIZABETH SPOQXt
ER. sister of the, late Mi's. Ann Moork nf
v iiiiuugwn, n. ks. wiuow 01 xvir. tiuiory JMoore
deceased. If Mrs. SPO OXER should not be
living, information of any of her Heirs will be
thankfully received, who will hear of something
to their advantage, on annlication at the Offirp
'.The People's Press $ Wilmington Advertise?.
oov. o, I j 44 13t.
To Rent,
FROM th first day of November
1835. to the 1st of October. l3fi that
: comfortable D WELLIXG HO USE
situate ori Princes Street. 1
nlA U .U.. :l J ' ' '
1"" ujr uc auuari mer.
i HENRY BATCFR
ccrooer u. 4.f
Fresh Fruit, &c.
JUST RECEIVED, per srhr. Charles
. laori, and schooner Olive; from
Niw-York. . I
05 boxes fresh BUNCH RAISINS.!
.ut null , ulj j qo QO
10 quarter do I do do
I bbl. Madeira NUTS, 1 bbl. Currants.
1 do Filberts.
3 barrels Cranberries, in fine order.
to halt bbls. Buckwheat. V
20 qr do ;' do 1'
50 lbs Sapsago Cheese.,
12 Casks of American do -
3 Brls Butter Crackers, ' ' ' , '
3 do Water do I
5 Boxes i?perm CASDLES,
iu mis prime. runii, .
15 do. Mess do. I
10 half Brls family do. pickled, and Fresh, war
2 Brls Beef Tongues, smoked and Pickled.
12 half Brls No. 1. MACKEREL.
25 Brls: super. FLOUR.
12 half Barrels - do. ,
iwnieu stnina.
2 cases East India PRESER VRR.
2 do , West do j do .
2 cases GINGER, j '
One case PRUXES.
6 Baskets Champaign VIXEt comet and key
' wauu.
1 Box COCOA &q:i '" j
and for sale by !
R. BRADLEY.
41 tf
The Subscriber
returns his .thanks Ui the
inhabitantsof Wilmington
and its vicinity, for past
favors, and now wishes to
inform them that 'he has
recently returned from the
North, wiih a full &gene-
thing iri his line, consisting of r
T - - u ritl , as.snMmsnt vf .
Gentlemen's fine Calf-skin BOOTS & SHOES
do
do
morocco Hoots.
Piipips, of all descriptions.
Jackson Shoes.
White's do.
Navy Ties.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Also,
iT.X.mmmm -
m.
Ha PriinrwIlB on-MvtM !
do
k do with heels, do
do : do Bolivarsr -
do do ' Shelees.
do . Seal-skin Shoetees.
do Kid and Morocco Slippers.
do ' Morocco Boots.
I Also,
Misses nrnnena'Slinner
On , lnnvivi rlrt
r. do rin .Vhoetee-
do Seal traps., 1
pys pne Uait-skin liootccs, sewed.
00 oo 5 'do twt
' rA-A ffl soppily-of all kh, of cOili?
.ctrriEe di..u.J ir 1 . .afii
" v-"v t u umu, teainer and .vu.
nW Finding.
ar,Ti riir r". materi-
ne aMV rtiJeK Jir nTiK t . ' - ! .
wu wuiwiicu. ucin; select mi
dealof earetotthiikit
75 Bags St.
Notic
e.
- Hollas, as Guardian of John and Sar.h
Green, are requested to settle ihem by the 1st of
January uw-tts longer indulgence cannot be
given.
! J. H. WATTE RS. '
Oct. 30. 43-Ot.
Timber Wanted.
WISH o contract for 250 Micks
p.ic-i pine TIMBER, viz:
212 pieces 26 feel loug,
! 38 " 29 " do.
Not less than 17 inches square, well butted, c!ear
of splinter ?raws, well h, wed to show heart 2-3
of Uie way ou evtry side, from end to end.
, ! P. K. DICKINSON.
Nov 6.
44-tf.
Jttan Away,
FROMihesubs rrihr on .Jitn.
day night, the 31st of October a
mulatto slave named WILLIAM
MOORE. He is a dusty looking
mulatto, about 35 years of a-c
11 o
iercJ, and sioap, m
n dI.i t it" i
watKu
ii'umu siiouiuereo, and
a,idS,uth Washington. All persons a f"n
tn' h
is well know
slmpe whatever. IwilU veFJVr nnr r a ZI
rewlTrd for his d.livr ZIE
ueighborhood of Londeek.' Ue "
L.ong veK, ISov. 6 444t-
"pr. J P. Peters'
.Vegetable Medicinet Stomachic ce tt
1 Htpatipa,
A Sovere
ver, &c of which abundant certificates have been
given, and which can be attested by evidence in
this section.
ALSO
; DR.J. P. PETERS'
Vegetable, Hepatic, or And-Bilious Pills,
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE.
For ' sale by
T. LORING, Agent.
' Office of the People's Press.
$J 25 Reward.
RUN AWAY
FROM the Subscriber on the
25th May last, a mulatto fel
low by the name of
, . DICK,
The said Dick is about 45 years
of ae 6 feet hish. and has rrin.
side ruble stammering in his speech. He is sup
posed to be lurking about Rocky Point, or on the
Sound. ' .- . .
I will give a reward of. 25 Dollars for Lis ap
prehension. SI3-FIFTY. DOLLARS REWARD
will be gi?ea for uifxirmatin that shall
convict any white person of harboring the
said Negro DICK. -
-T. CO WAN.
June 17, 1835. 04.
tjfsi Received.
From Boston and For Sale by
5 BOXES Shaving SOAP, '
20 (Jo Winchesters No. 1. ) in small boxes
SOAP, ( for
10 do. do. o. 1. EXTRA, family use.
20 Bags St. DominSo COFFEE,
10 Boxes TEA, '
4 thousand Spanish SEQARS.
70 Kegs NAILS,
5 Turct s Winter and Fall strained OIL,
5 Tons GRIND STONES, , '
1 doz. qft. JERKINS."
1 doz, q't. ONIONS, . ' - ,
1 doz. q't. P1COLILLV,
1 doz. 1-2 GTn. PEEPERS, ,
1 doz. qt mixed PICKLES, ' J '
2 doz. q't Pickled LOBSTERS, "
. 1 doz q't. ANCHOVIES, , -
I doz. JOHN BULLS,
1 doz. QUINS,
Essence ANCHOVIES, ' '
WALNUT KETCHUP,
' TOMATO KETCHUP, - . -French
OLIVES, MUSTARD.
. j 4L60-7-
X2M STOHI!,
Casks White Wine VINEGAR.
Boxes irrigated SOAP, (Hull &'Sons mat
nu factory,) 1
1 Barrel R L. & Ai Stcart's Treble LOAF
oUUAK, for extra occasions.
6 Barrels Double LOAF, .
10 do: Single LOAF.
October 23. 42-tf
Look Here !
t WISH to sell the HOUSES and Other
J-rSS me P05908 ELIZABETH
j t u nepi as a place of
Public Entertainment.
A ntr ftoi'rinlirtTi nf it.' . '4
-v.. uie pnipcny is needless, as
it is pretty generally known, and no rwrrm r hivu.
ing to buy, would be likely Id do so without first
rcYiewingiue premises une peculiarity, how-
V ' . uc ai an times apparent, is,
that it has beeo fir years the place of rest and re-
iresnraaii ror me moat respectabkejass of Tra
vellers, and for which I bee leave tariffs iW, m
grateft! aeknowlednents : and
required ! than clean beds and good provisions for
..i., tu ensure - success in the call in.
My principal reason for wishing to sell is. next
to the want of money, thai I cannot hare suitable
assistance in managing ihe business' and bavins
ouaiai" t",Q wiucii vi fwuenng and directing
about house affair, my attention is too much di-
venea rrora my mercantile ccmctrns, which I am
also desirous of bringing to a dose. - ,
EuziBETH Town ft, bdeariy indtftttedby the
present state of the River on which it is situated,
aiKjaurPuurvded as it is by fine streams of water
suited for purposesof outehineTy, U destined to bc
a place.of considerable importapce, and with
a small capital em ploy i in. Trad much may be
aone, and for whtch purposs there" are Houses'
liradycnhertedwithheeaUihrnent -!
gd BUILDING LOTS in the town,
& Tfrl Thousand Acres of LAND, can be
sold in corinexion with the above, nr'ntherwisai
WW 0- DtrilUlUAIN.
40-tC
AT THE SION OF THE LARGE HAT.'
North Side of
BXarketstreet
HI p?o? receiTe frotn nor,h a larC "P
HATS and CAPS;
Also, a large assortment of
BOOTS and SHOES.
lit has in his assortment
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes ;
Ladies" Bootees and Shoes ;
Children? do do
Umbrellas, Stocks, Collars, tfrc. $e.
He will receive by nearly every packet fiom
JNew York, an addition to bis Stock, wbirh' will
always be kept complete, having an Amu imk.t
city, to make rarrhases to the best advantage by
which means he caa sell at moderate prices. '
pnees.
Auust 14.
32 8dkx
tj . "
! .mini rti it f J "
f UUCC
i TP1 ?bVriberha.i? at the Sepfr. Term
. ol the Court oriVas wkJ Qnar-
( Cnu.y of New-Hanover. ob
T 7, ,? nnni.tration on the est.te of
estate shall nrment ik;
claims wirhin the time prescribed by law, or they
will U burred of recovery, and all persona indebv
ed to said estate aro required to make iinmedUte
paymtnL
1 ; JONH HILi; AdnCr.
epiemter h, I tip. 33,1.
JYbticc.
H ANA WAY from Nathimel L Mitrh-.n, a
Negro mafl named LEWIS, abi twenty
oner two yearn of age, a HtUe yellow cntiple-4-ed,
an ordinary size, and supposed to be lurking
wui luiu inu oamion.4 &aid ncn-o he "H
by marriaee. One hurulr? llnliarc u,;7i
for said negro, to be lodged m any Jail in Uie State
umi aaiu mill. l J WV nuu
J
NATHANIEL L. MITCHELL,
By EDWARD W. MONTFORT.
Onslow County, Sepu 23i'h, 1835. 38-tf.
Dry Goods, Slibes, IlatdivreJ
iron, sc vqnjecuounrjy , ;
Just received and for sale by , -
11. .Bradley. . ;
if5! ?30 Cas St' Domingo
'SFKXSH COFFEE; "
' I inUnPnU .1. I ,"ft II
1 1 . 11 r vuim uu. aiiu A suiqm
"5 T .,2r5 JllTa put "P fr family use
. y j jinus supcrio ikW Urleam
MOLASSES prime article t
50 bundles prime Hav : .
10ehfTiSU o' E"s- R"mi.WiJs. and bbls. Jaaoaici
5eivtl,,'a!J,jr.? Jan'ca Whiskey'
WINLS7M.derra, Siciry; Sherry, Charrtpsig
Comet brand, Malaga, Old .Hock, and Scuppe,
nong ; mostly m small casks, tosuiuustJoerg
say 12 to 20 gallon kc
w uh, pient candles, said to burn
clearer and giv a better light than Sperm, and
not to melt to any climate ;
FLOUR in bbls. and half bbls. superior brand
Irish Potatoes, real buck-eye ; ,
CHEESE-Old American, and Pin Apple :
20 kt-gs Gosln Butter, prim article, (rn Or
ange County; ...
JO half bl)If family Beef, smoked by the fire; "
Dried Vemou ; smolu-d and pickled Salmon:
.Nutmegs- Cloves ! Spins;
25 kegs Powder, end 50 bas Shot; x
Bror.ms; Baker'a No. 1 Chocolate; . .
TEAS of all kinds Imnerwil Gunnowiler. lm.
penal Hyaon, Pnuchon-in 3 4 and 1-2 lb. pa-
ana one ou iu. case of super Gunpowder,
r.Att tl .art ,c,c to be had Nrw-Yoi k j
PlCKLES-of all kind,, fn glass jar;
Confectionary of all kinds;
Poland Starch ; scented Soap. in boxes;
East India Ginger In stone Jars;
Canton Ginger, in glass jars, new a nire article ;
I case West India Preserves; Currants; Citron.
Uuava Jellv.in inra inH
Raisins, in boxes and halves. '
SHOES of all kinds j
TIN WARE well assorted;
Bnia mounted Cedar Pail and Tubs.
. 'HARDWARE';
Consisting in part, of GUNS, of various kinds
.v- Brass Mortars ;
AXES, short and lon.bitt, and. Macans Cast
Steel; Broad Axes, Coopers Tools and Car
penters' Tools, of every variety, . ,
Locks; Nails; Screws; Trace Chain oTsupe-
rior quadity ; Otter Traps; I doz. Furnaces :
and a few setts of Ivory balance handled Knives
and Forks; a very fine or title.
cnocnBnir. J .'.
QfeTeryyftrH-ty; splendid Cut Glass and China
Ware,; gilt and plain;1 Dcxnijofcoa, assorted
, sizes, j t
; ! 1 5 TONE , WARE. 1
Jugs aad Butter Jars, with Tops, from 1-2 galloa
to 4 gallons, aad a few Churns.
Cart, Wagon and Chair Boxes;" Hollow Ware
of every. varietjr. '
DHlf GOODS.
Blue and Black. CLOTHS,, ':, . ! "
Invisible Green do. ,
Violet t do. ;:
Blue and Black Saainets, (Some extra.)
Grey, Brown and Dark mixed do. Low price
i?atiMif raaitrkalM .
Black do. " . ;
Linseys; FlssnelsJ.' '
Duffle Blanket; Rose da. ' "J
Silk Hdkfs; Linen ; Cotton Hdkfa; , , .
A large and Handsome assortment o( Calfcoet : "
Rib'd wors d Drawers, d. Jurts,l of a uperioV
Manno dy - . . do, . ' J 7' qoaUry. "
Shirtings Brown and Bleached '?
Cambrics, Cantou Flannel, Ae, -; ". . . ,
A fine assortment of STOCKS cf the Cnest qW
Qcr t-l-ltf.
GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE
T aaGenera! Assembly of North
Carolina; -
The duty of addressing ihe represent
rauiiur ptpif, convt-nHl to consult
for the
common good of thrir constituents.
nas on no previous occasion been to roe
the source of so great anxiety and per
plexiiy a$ tbe preMfnL This embarrass
mem arises no less from the peculiar si-
tuation of our affairs, than from the men- .
sure m progress to amend the Constitu
tion of the State. j
It will be some days before rt can be
ascertained whether the oeir Constitute
baa berp adopted or rejected. If it hat been
adopted, a material change in the basis of
repreeetjuuon constitutes ono of uamoa
prominent provisions. This expression of
the public will, made in the tnort imprv
ng form known to our tostituUon?, will
prebably hare a decided influence upoir
your proceedings. You will not. .with
out hesitation, venture opon any ladical
change in the system of policy hitherto
pursued, if it shall be ascertained thst the
people have transferred ihe Jcglslatir.
pow of the jBute to a Department whicii '
will be ccflsutnted .npoQ.prxnctpIa diflVr.
jng ewentiallrfrom those which tr'fri
lo the formation of your.'.bodf; Whaler
vermay be jheconciusipa! which n
rnay arnre on thu Subject. there. teem
to be no rcusoo which Jihoold rer.ra.irjjhe
ExcutiveJpaninetJtJnaV.citticmt;
ry exprest'oa; ofoptnioTr uponUbe tae
important iopict tyhtcha ?a?a miMi-
temion.-- ; , ' , ; -, .
State, the patt year, has been a mton ot
raore than ordmiry , prospeTkv Th
prodoction of articles necertaryAo the sns- "
tenance of human lile. baa been abandant
rand our great agricpltural ttarft bag ' '
commanded a higher price than has been ' r -known
for many jara. Our chiwuf. & . Jv
w.iys diuinguished for. prudVnce and. ' ' "
couomy in the v management of, tbeifr dci .
mesne atTairs, aided by the fohtiDite eir
cumstancfS referred to..ar t t ' t
probably less involved w.pecnoUrv difa
caltiea, than at any p re riousj period o
our history. NolHithsUi.d.nVihtse cl-ar
evideucea ofthecomrarativyprrout
condition of Uieeommurjtty.. ih'e tul ot
emigration continues to flovrrva copioin
and sttadv current tn ihp d,at' i
-lerritonea of.the West, and r .,;,.
constantly losing many ol our mrt w.aK
toy, enterprizinxaud irueUisrent citirena;
I Z ''-'P"3'"? lat Ilk'jiniirTsal nd
laudable d.spostuoo itrikinjriy character
istic of the Amerkao people to acauirea.
perruanent intereu, in -the.. soil, should
prumpt remorais irom aos old and dense
ly populated-couulrr; to snafstr iil
regions ivhere good lands may te acquiv
ted afW pricet That the causea
nave in many instances produced emigra
tion from this State, is admitted: but tvq
deprive ourselves, if u tnn it,..
is to be attributed to tht m alone, la
eeju-ral salubriiy. variety of cliraate and
co.isrqut-rit variety of productions, av.r
age fertility ofaoiand wide extent of sea
CQasUorth Carolina is acircely exceeded
by any oJ her sister States Other can
ses. therefore, than natural ttfadranta?c,
have m.a greater or less, decree afTerte4
the irrowth and nrarrU kr.ki c...
fIrryJ5 ,ght "'"oce with-the facts,
will suffice to shew that a lar nMMf.
lion of the citizens who b-
Irom our borders within tK
- - . ..... iaf,iru ff4r3
have contributed to augment ih- rJ,U.
tion and resources of Suttea more denselr
peopled than our . own. Wiih ri
then to the latter class, and tn ihn,. u hn
are liable to be influenced by similar con
siderations hereafter, it becomes impor
tant to inquire, what causes have produ
ced the evil, in order that you rnav ascer
tain whether a remedv ran . i
ivithm the legitimate range of your pow-
Wht
en we consider that ... -
single collegiate institution in the Sute
but few respectable academies,1 and that'
no adequate provision b kn .1
luuse eren the plmt.tn. -m
education amonc the poor; thar-ih.r- ;.
not a single work of Internal fraprote--ment
in progress, and no fund ihat
serves the name provided for the1 future
detelopement of mir resource!; it ceases
to be matter of. aurprise that) even our
younger sutera, mani6cerrtly pros ided for
in all these respects by the bounty of the
UeneraJ Governmeot, sbouja outstrip u
id the generous contest for physical and
intellectual improvement It but natu-
rai tn.it under such circumstances the
joung. me ardent and: the enterpminrf
among our own citizens, should sever the
ties that bind them to their native boraea.
j , utc ana Distinction OD-
uer neuer auspicts. It atforda me no'
pleasure to present this picture of our con
ditioa. It would indeed be the source ot
extreme mortification if I reoarr! .V...
proceeding exclusively from our own au
pinenrsa and neglect That we bav.t
done Jen than we rm?ht n4 -
Hj have done for the accomplishment of
certain; but that oar exertion. hir
constantly rcurded by the rystera of Fed.?
eral legisbtion adopted wha regard to ua.
is not less manifesto . '" , '
This entire subjert was' so fully diseusi; :
sed in my last annual message tho
shall content myself with a mere rfferefrtaV
to that paper, rather tkyo: an VxterJr j ,j
consideration of rt iq lMs.v-.lt was' t bra--
attempted to be sicwn; ih grtinj-i