"THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS-TUB SIUELD OF rREEDOMllE SCOURGE OP TYRANTS"
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per annum, one half payable in auvance, or Tte
iMara andffly cents it not paid until the termination
of the year.
9 Wr'-V.. mrted at SO cent, per square, for the
' flrsi inserfion, and 25 cents for every subsequent one.
. ,.. tvp,.t to the Emrou on busmers con-
All lok-ivia
nectcu with the estabiy.mcr.t, must be
cr they will not be taken out of the once
id,
Tfy the Governor oj Nor Ik Carolina.
Whereas it appears from an examination of the books
of subscription for stock in Ths bank of jrcirrn Caro
lina, opened at".h- sevcr.il places required by law on
Monday the 4th day of February last, and continued o
pen for sixty days thereafter, that the sum of one mil
lion of dollars has not been subscribed: Now I, David
L. Swain, Governor of North Carolina, in onedience to
the act of Assembly passed at the last Session of the
General Assembly of this State, entitled ."An Act to es
tabl.sh the Bank of N Carolina,' do hereby issue this my
Proclamation, appointing Edward U- Dudley, l nomas U
State of North Carolina,
Orange county Superior Court of Laic. March
Term A. D 1833.
JOSHUA HORN, Judicial attachment, levied on
i 100 acres of land more or less on
y the waters of New-Hope, ad
I pining the lands of William
'H, J Horn and others.
T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, here,
that the defendant Jsrnh rv.nfti
ot tins State. It is therefore ordered, that a publica
tion be made in the rsonli rim-nt;.;. r,ir.i;int;t.,iuf
vs.
JACOB COUCH,
XWLO'S HOTEL,
Ir
JO RnoADWAT flirwr.Brr Vixz h Cr:Att Stents.
filK Subscriber returns grateiui acknowledgements
1 to his friends and the public tor t!ie liuersl sup-
Dort uuorded ni:n since ins esi;ioiiMiracni in litis cu)
Having- louna, However, mat we name oi ins noiei,
r.Hicl- he originally adopted, "Congress Hall," subjects
,';m to many inconveniences in consequent, of the
i ropriet.ir of a public establishment in bis immediate
r.cipliborliood, having assumed the same title; and being j Freeman, Vidiam B. Lockl
unwilling bv a continuance of the present name of his ! at Halifax. Horatio N. Willi:
oiiy; to embarrass Ins neighbor as well as himselt, he
1,.(S resolved on changing the same to that of Niblo's
Hotel. Its central location being near the principal
j luces of amusement, and its vicinity to the public offi
ces and business part of the Town, renders it a most de
ferable resort for any gentlemen engaged in commer.
tial and other pursuits. The experience, which the
r.ibscriber has acquired as proprietor for many years
of that extensive establishment the "Exchange Hotel."
Petersburg, Virginia, and subsequent as an associate
with Mr. ileiskillof the "City Hotel" Philadelphia, will
he trusts prove a sufficient guarantee to all who may
honor him with their patronage, that nothing shall be
wanting on his part, or by those in his employ, to con
tribute in every respect to their acommouation and
ccmiort.
JOIINNTP.LO.
New York-December 4, 1S32. 3 tf.
Wright, James F. M Ree, Owen Holmes and Robert ja newspaper published ii h City of Ralegh for three
II. Cowan, commissioners to open new doqks i of Mib- months successively, commanding the .aid Jacob Couch
U!lKllM,m l..v,..- - v, , ""'" H''-'y i oe, and appear betcre the Judge of our
ton. John W. Wncrht, J. II. Hah, Duncan M'Rae, Inext Suneriov r.onrt t u v,,i.i n
Edward U . mslow and Daniel M Dearnaid at. I-ay-icounty, at the Court Tlnti h, h.1!.ki, ti,
11 iscellaiieous,
..n ix... '.A iv i 1 rv. - ' 1 iir 1 .. ""
u,u"- - .., - ; ivv wuwhv ui aepiemoer next, then and there to
Burns, Jeconias Piggot and Lenjamm Lecratt, at Beau- replevy, or plead to issue, or judgment final will be
fort Richard D. Spaight. Samuel Simpson, William .entered against him and the bond levied on, condemned
Hollister, William Gaston ami John M. Roberts, at New- to satisfy the Plain tiffs' demand. Witness Abr.er Ben
bern, Thomas II. Blount, Allen Grist, Abner P. Neal.i ton Bruce, Clerk ot our said Court at ofnee in H'dlsbo
James Ellison and Eii Hoyt, at Washington. Josiah rough the second Monday of March A. D. 1833.
Collins, Sen. Joseph B. Skinner, David W. Stone,) " A. B. BUUCE, C. S. C.
Nathaniel Brewer and Jonathan IT. llaughton, at Eden- April lf, 1833. 22 3m.
ton. Andrew Joiner, Mane it. I'ettaway, humuna u.
Blankets. The Buffalo Woollen Manfac-
Of.ner.t. tavpttp. nrruhprirurLnr,!111?0 nave closca a contract wim gov-.
a La Gfangew well known as the asylum .of j'crnmcnt for 2000 blankets, to be fimiishcd
quarter of the globehas been the object of an jalso received an :mllimited,' order, for the
outrange, which excited great inilign.-rCon at Pa-season, lot fine bed blankets, from an extei.
ns. We translate from the National ol' the 12'h'f'ive house in New York. ' This ordr, and
t. jhe fnllowinn; accour t of v: the government contract, are to be filled at
wlat ion of the Dwelling of Gen. Lafayette., prices wholly satisfactory- to the company; and
Gen. Lafayette communtcaieil to-day to th- KTe take more pleasure in noticing these" facts,
Chambers a fact, which even tiftcr all the imlig- as ;.vhile they point to the growth' & praper
n.ties t.ereiolore w.inevsed, will revidt the pub-ity of thc West their publication may tend to
he A member td the :-Pl!?!i government, tlieflx attention upon ' dn infant manufacturing
1 Tn T ,n: establishment, the superior fabrics of which
stjM'n ul 'h Russia Ambassador, had found , ' 1 . ,. . , ,
H.-,s.lU!n m LaGran?e, in the. house of llleKndcr every way worthy ol extended sup
G.'t.c-. al- II - is in, t been taken from it by IP-014- - 1 u xy"
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genniyarmesi Y.r.o tnus violated the sancity or a
I.ockhartand Thomas Burgess,
at Eliza- VP11'1' BE SOI.IJ, atthe Courthouse door
V-t' . . fc,'son ' the the third Monday in T.t:
Evans, Exum Lewis and Henry Austin, at Tarborough . f T ' ,
Joseph Gdes, William Bovlan, James Grant, Amcd
It ail,
amSjBenjamin Sutton, J no
C. M'31ori:ie. Miles White and Isaiah Fearing,
bethCity. Joseph B. lloycl, James v . Clarke, xeier the f(,n0.v:nfr ,ntatF , 6
Jones and Clis. JL. Hmto.i, at ixaicign. .lames coo, , By wh,it LizUd.
James S. Smith, H nliam A. uranam, 1: recericn. as.i ; j0m
land Alfred Moore, at Hillsborough. George William-: ;my Spi.rkes,
son, Step)ien Dobson, Will e Jones, Sami el U atkins ) 1):lvi(l j);xs;on 'j
and Azariah Graves, at Mdton. John M. Morc iiead,! jarnes jjj,.
Jesse Lindsav, Ifenrv Humphreys, Robert Maxwell cciRins ir'u..
Oil SALE, v tbe sn!scribers, at the North C.?;v7i-
' Store, JfAHPEIi'S FAMILY LIP. RAJIV.
consisting- of tiia following works; which will be sold
HepaiMiclv or tojfethi r. viz:
Jonathan Parker, at "Greensboroujrh. John Hill, Chs. i..m,. u,,!..',
V. Bagge, Emanuel Shober, Thomas T. Armstrong audi x Ycurs '
Mathcw R. M.oore, at Salem. David F. Caldwell, Max- J iiev',i)en ccfiV
II nl . .1 rrl . T r Xi:,.l.A..l T)..i.rti o.wl 1 . . ' '
Nos. t, !?,
M-ihuan's History of the Jews. Wi
, 5. l.ockharl's Life of Napoleon. Plates, 2 v.
( Souility's Life of Nelson, 1 v
".. Williams' Life of Alexander the Great. Tiates, 1 v
.v.ttural historv of Insects Iv
V V.APS life of Lord Byron I y
1 ' ll vi'i's Life of Mohammed I v
11. ScotX on DemouoJogy and Wifchcnift. Plate, lv
L'. 13. Gleig's Bible history, 2 v
i Discovery anrl adventure in the Polar Seas ice, lv
J Ci-oU s Liie of George B. 1 v
r). Discover and adventure in Africa. Engravings, lv
ir, 1!', 19. Cunningham's lives of painters, Sculptors,
L.C, . v
. .Tames' History of chivalrv and the Crusades, 1 v
, J'J. Bell's Life of .Mary Qnecn of Scots. Potrait 2 v
. Uuisell's Ancient and Modern Egypt. Wit!i plates
1 v
',. rktcher's History Poland, 1 v
i5. Smith's Festivals, Games, and amusements 1 v
0. lircwstcr s Life of S;r Isaac Newton. With plates,
1 v
Russell's Palestine, or the Holy Land. Willi plates,
1 v
Memos' Memoirs of Empress Josephine. Tlates, 1 vi
1 ie Lourt aii(H;amp ot Bonaparte- With plates 1 v
Lives oi' Karlv Navicrat rs 1 v
L 'tscriptioii of Pitcainrs Island, he. Engravings 1 v
''Turner's Sacred History, 1 v
s 34. Memoirs of celebrated Female Sovereigns, v
35. I.aadc-.-'s Africa, 2 v
' Abfrcroiabie on the Intellectual Powers lv
"i, OJ.40. T.if'aTflcl.....fo.l T.... .11..., '2
4- Life of Frederick II. Kir.g of Prussia. P
2 v
4k SVelchcs from Venetian History. With plates
j v
46. Thatcher's Indian Lives 3 v
h , 43. 4'.) ir.ct,-,.,- n.i- o
I", ,, ui inula, o v
l Llcv 4 Letters on Natural Magic. Engravings.
Im' S"n?""lht!iern Coasts cf America 1 v
..uu.u.mu , i ravels I v
V .n r U;ASSICAI' SERIES.
r a. nowttm, CAnaoasis and Cvropa-dia) Tctrait 2 v
'V:sSf!- lWaitl v
' L'"ur s Cemnv ntaries, 1 v
well Chambers. Thomas L. Cowan, Michael Brown and
Pochard 1L Alexander, at Salisbury. John Smith,
Clement 3Iarshall, Alexander Ldtle, William A. Mor
ris and William Dismukes, at Wadesborough. .Vohn
Irwin, EliSp.ings William Davhlson, William J. Alex
ander and Samuel M'Combs, of Chario ee. Laws;-n
Henderson, Vardry M'llee, John Hoke, Daniel M For
ney and Cartlett Ship, at Lincolnton. William p.
Waugb, Edmund Jones, Walter Lenoir, Samuel F Pat
terson and James Wellborn, at Wilkesborough. Tho
mas Walton, Isaac T. Avery, Uebert Pearson, William
Dickson and John W. Carson at Morgan ton. James
M. Smith, Samuel Chunn, J-.mes W. Putton, Itichard
E. Foriune and Samuel V.'. Davidson, at Ashville.
The books of subscription will be oper-ed at the pla
ces aforesaid, under the'direction of the said Commis
sioners, r a majority f them, on Monday the 6th day
of May next, and continued open for tbe space of nine
ty days thereafter, at the expiration 01 which time they
will be returned to Executive Department.
In testimony whereof, I have caused the
Great Seal of thf State to be hereunto af
fixed, and have signed the same with my
hand.
Done at Jl.deigh, this 16th day of April.
A. D. 13o3 and of American Independence
the fiftv seventh.
DAVID L. SWAIN. ,
By the Governor,
Ww. II. Hill, P. Sec'y.
23 tf.
TwviieY & llwjiiic.s
A'E lately received and offer for sale at die 2ortk
art.
hin Don!; Store, the following very valuable
'otrait,
domestic Family POORS, at very low prices, viz:
I lie art oi l)e:ns- Happy 1 Trees and Fruits
I
ItAMATlC SKTMKR.
' 1 "I'd's I'lar. O .. '
Domestic Duties
The Mother's P.ook
New method of curing Dys
pepsia Dyspepsia forestalled and
resisted
The dyspeptic Monitor
T'.;e Dyspeptic PocketCom
panion Friend to Health
Arts of Lif-
Book of Heallh
Journal of Health
Influence of mental cultiva
tion on Health
Health Almanack
Catechism of Health
Effects of Trales on Health
Medical Pocket P.ook
Mackenzie's 50UO Keceipts
Form Book
Clerks' Magazine
Fust Book ot the Arts
John Itecttor,
Samuel Curti.
Jesse Earner,
Martin Willia'ms,
Saak Baker,
William Kncvcs,
Jesse Lynch,
Alexander Giav,
Henry Mike), not listed,
JOHN GAMBILL, Sher'.
nf Acrts.
40
125
90
100
400
400
453
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125 "
200
100
10;)
12.1
100
in Jef-
ay next,
as will
cost
am.
juweiliMjr, w.'.i h even the Restoration ha;l res- A remarkable accident occurred in Ediu
jp'.cied. though Gen. Lifavette was openly its burgh about the middle of last month. Di?
':; ;r:ent. I u pretext fur ihis savage step,as the
G.Mier.il ch lracterized it. was lhat this proscrib
ed man onee had been seen in the capital, not
withstanding the engagement iut: which In
ad eniered n.-it awain toappear there. The.true
MMtive is a fresh injunction from the Russian
!?!
Si 14$
1
Ainbassad' r recently arrived in Paris, and wh
was unwidin to endure that one of Hip Polish
.eroc s'.ouiii nuietlv reside within fifteen Ip.i-
1 j
I he imnutafn.!! cast
U!!
Ge
of
M.
minors! v
ts -wii dwelling.
Leleiccl of bavins:
Jjatavette
broken liis word
and his sua both renelled
1
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771
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15 vviniraniare mr to-nmrrnw the scent
4-1 .'i liie chamber of Deputies nu this' oc.:it"inn
50 jT "'e Veteran General was well on the 15:!i l
li I v'::cji date re have a letter fnm him in Paris.
00 AT. Y. American
57
17J
A yoimo: white lady by the name of Mks
I' Grandall has occasioned a irrcat uproar a
monp; the good people of the little town ot
Canterbury, Connecticut, by persi-ting in her
design to open a seminary for thc education
caucity o? money ?n ths Amf.rican camp, of-youup: ladies aiidlittlc Misses of color' con-
o.ix i, u uentrai ash-.n-ton, in cnipimrue trary to the repeated remonstrances ot the citi
rinix the sale of Lord Eidon's collection of piv-
tftrcs, ma second story, the floor gave way
and precipitated the company, coronets, e'jr
quires, and ladies, to the number of from eigh
ty to a hundred, m one mass, amidst broken
limber, lath, plaster, pictures, and furniture,
into an apartment immediately below, filled
with china, &c. The fright was extreme,
but the fall proved fatal to one person only,
Alexander Smith, Ksq. banker, the others es
caping without sufle ring material injury, save
in the destruction of their apparel.
1S33.
Bv GEO
22 6v.
; a.i'inncr Prn,r:cnt' set ;,ul ,th h5s m lown meeting assembled. It appeal
lol ''.Vr'" TnWx .Miirq,J,s lK,lJa'V,):vt0th:lt she justifies her principles and proceed-
Hrof Ashe county. ' "111 n:i t Up o-rnmu tint Aln mnrrri
PIIII LIPS. D. S. nay, at liartlord. I he General, with the rest 7 , - ., . . ' , A, 4 .
ruiLii u. a. j .117 1 1 colored woman ' it was suggested that .-sho
f l it, LUUIIi.lO 1 t iwuatv 1 n j u 1 1 1 if- 1 1 u ts Is 1
THE SUBSCPJBEH wishes to purchase ten or fif
tee-i likely young negroes, bos and girls, lor
winch the f.drest cash prices will be given. 'As he
will remain in die State only a few weeks, those, who
have suchfvi sale, will do" well to make an early ap
plication. An addres to James Grant, Esq. will meet
with prompt attention.
THOMAS" JONES.
Raleigh, April 10, 1833 22
dte money fhey could, tu pay iheir expeu
i-ocure no no;
thousand
Liiey couiu sn
Vfcv and Y ovular Vt ovks.
IIINCE PUCMLEIi MUSKAU'S Tour in England
Irelaml, France, Germany, &c.
Dumont's Itecollections of Mirabcau, S;c.
Joanna Bailie's Poetical works,
Legends of the Library at Lilies by the Lord and Lady
there.
Travels in Peru by Edmond Temple.
The Outlaws Bride.
The Ghost HunUr and his Family by the O'llara Fa
mil y.
Elizabeth Rennet; or Pride and Prejudice, by Miss
Austin.
Pm suasion -Sense
and sensibility
Man-die Id Park
4i
It
do
4i
Nor?h:inger Abbey
Fi'r s.uie bv
TURNER St
HUGHES.
The beauties and defects in
the figure of the Horse
Lawrence on the Horse
Hinds Farriery
Pocket Farrier
Knowledge fur the People
Family Cabinet Atlas
American Constitutions
Crabbs Dictionary of Gene
ral Knowledge
Guvs Pocket Cyclopedia
The Family Monitor
The manual for invalids by
J Physician
The art of invigorating and
prolonging life
Barkers Parents Monitor
Gary's Letters to young Fe- J requested to give this notice six insertions in their res-
males
Robertsons medical conver
sation s
The Library of entertaininr
than tight
dollars Such was the scarcity, even of
t-i.--' depreciated commodity at caiiii). uelore
t. ey quilted New YotkState, they had expend
ed mure than one half their stock, and were not
.1 little pained with the Idea of being soon iuca--iUe
of discharging the landlord's demirtd.
Ti-y put on a god countenance when in Con-..-Ct.cut,
called tfv what they wanted, and were
well supplied; but the thought of reckoni:i;r with
their host, damped their pleasure. However,
to their yiy, vhen the bills were called for.
th;V were informed that the Governor f Con
necticut had given orders that they should pay
nothing in ih;it State, but should be at free cot.
Gordon1 s American History, 3d vol. yage 123.
In the rc
11 "I
nnro tt t 1 r - ttt"- I t rr
i-Ji. k L 1U V
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ncd
thi-
might as well advocate polygamy now, ho
cause it was lawful in the. days of antiquity.
The young lady seems determined, notwith
standing, to maintain her ground and we sco
no otSier way than for thc good citizens to
resort to a. forcible ejectment or marry he?
io one of the sable gentry. Free Press.
Df.ZVRTME.VT ',y St ITE, )
March 2jth 1833. 5
4 h'esolution of the Senate has called on tbe S -cretary
iL of State to obtain statistical information which is
comprehended in certain circular ad. iresses made some
j time since to the Governors of the different States, and
I the county and township ofneers, by tliis Department."
Trie queries contained inthese circulars, heinganswered
but iu comparatively few instances, the persons to whom
thev li avt bcfin addressed, are earnestly requested to
forward their answers without delay.
The printers of the. laws of the United States are
knowledge
p-ctive papers.
TURNER ti HUGHES.
I V'n- ti rst Spi;.. ....
ih'r:iru?Tnd M,),,,1:l-V in Ja'.
lAe(1 tluuks it r Patronage he has already re
f l-'ince be;.,,,,, p,wei' to s:'' that competent as
l i Y for'him W,th!.'1 hls reach h wiU ,K,t be nc
S lUlil TO fnt it. l- .... .
, :'(nv- TWhe , 1 ,umiVu "'ns to ins school so
in can he succor u ll!,nsclf not lo receive more
udions liai)t w'i. y :ilu'n(teJ to. For young men
' comfvH-tald.. ,... ''eI being retired, he has a
brents and Yxv th)se vli0 sI,aiI fil r
n, to enter their son. S c-"mot attend, in
ntinS the studies to t ams Plcse intimate
'-eis uHerwards h'cvl , Umie(1 nd if a college
VoLcl'epareiI. naui' which college they
krm -ii- 1.:, 1
-"-rtoiorall 0Tcrtl,eaq
-"f . 40. Of)
eonedmthe neighborhood at $30
otthis institution for 1833 will
age of 1G years.
per session.
Ad
v-
'-ISoL
JNO IL TATE-
uessp.t Sycamore Alley.
11. ;:... r. J
Carria-
011 mo-
h liIoer keeps constantly for hire. C
y Si ZLT',lbe to' accommte W
; A few fim rato HORSES for sale.
Mi.
J&HN BFITALOE.
A Manual on the Growth ofjThe woiking mans Compa
the Mulberry Free and
Culture of Silk
F.ssavs on American Silk
The Family Dyer &. Sourcer
Pk
cc
mon
American Common
Hook of Prose
Disorders of Literary men
CT'The Subscriber offers for sale the whole of his
PRINTING MATERIALS now in Washington. They
consist of up wards of twenty dnTerenUfmintsof 1 ne,from
IRrevicrto eignt line Pica; an excellent nress; Mowers,
vcc-k we notice an unusually large record of
suicides, and attempts at suicide. It is to be
regretted that a weakness of mind should thus
be indulged; but probably no set arguments
in print could inhuence the unhappy victim
ot nervous excitement- though where there
is an evident predisposition to such a morbib
Corruption at Elections. In the Brit
ish House ot Commons on the l:ith of March,
.Mr. EUice moved for leave lo introduce a bill
to indemnify certain persons who might be
summoned to give testimony respecting- the
bribery practised at thc late Stafford election,
fn support of his motion Mr. E. stated, that
of the 520 voters in favor of the member rc
liirncd 521 had received sums ot money, vary
ing from four to six pounds. The motion was
men Agreed lo. English paveii,
Bell's Weekly Messenger is printed on a
new Napier machine which cost 500, and
with which IOOO copies of the paper are prin
ted in an hour. The weekly sale of the Mes
senger is about 5000 copies. Proposals have
state, kindly Eoothings, encourageing favors, been issued at New York to reprint this pop
and a careful but guarded waten, may dojtilar paper, on very moderate terms. lici.
much. Here is another instance from the!To. Globe.
New York Courier. L'.S. Gaz.
Love and "attempted Suicnm A young: Eloquence. Gentlemen of the Jury.-NYhilo
gentleman having paid liis addresses to a liuonaparte are marching his army from EI-
voung lady in
East
Broadway, whom hejba to Paris and from Paris to Elba inunda-
wished m marry, and whom fie considered -as ting the whole country with blood, I stand
his berothed, iu a fit of jealousy, arising from here thc humble advocate ot this notorious
her supposed preference lor another, took iaud-!hog thief. The Goats May soar to the sum
anurnto destroy himself. But by the opera-inits of those mountains, ai;d the sheep may
iion of an emetic he was relieved from the e-jfeed on thc hills below, and the cattle crop
fleets of the poisonous drug, and restored tojthe grass oil the meadows, but my client arc
health; soon al'er which he was assured that no more guilty of stealing that hog than ii
Dr. Smith's Essav on theiNickersons Vitamer's sure
cultivation of Pees
Loubat's Vine Dresser
The Cold Water Man
Virginia Housewife
American frugal Housewife
Udes French Cook
American Cookery
Mou bray on Poultry
Thatchers American Or
chardist Memoirs of thc Pennsylva
nia Agricultural Society
Farmers own Hook
The new An-erican Gardner
Essay on Calcareous Ma
nures
House Painters Guide
Farmers and Graziers Guide
Agrico'a
Arator
April 1G.
guide
Flapg's Family Dentist
Halls Lectures on School
keeping Rook keeping
A new system and sure
guide to the art of pen
manship Smiths practical Arithmetic
Lectures to femalcUeachers
on school keeping
Walkers Family Dictionary
The Teachers guide
Letters on infant Education
addressed to mothers
Gentlemens Lexicon
Ilolbrooks Family Appara
tus
Ladies Lexicon
Cheap Family Bibles
Y
rules, leads, cases, chases, &c. kc. with appurtenances
l complete for carrying on the business. They at e all in
1 (food order, and some of the type is but little worn.
The paper at present issued from the office has ns
good a patronage as any ever puoiisnea 111 nns place.
To a person of industrious habits, acquainted with the
liis fair one was faithful. ai;d was greatly dis
tressed at her lover's rashness, in attempting
to take away his life, without the shadow cf
a cause.
The opposition to the National and State
administrations has become allogether fac-
trv. a desirable opportunity is now offered. A wish to
engage in other pursuits, elsewhere, alone induces
the present proprietor to dispose of the establishment.
The whole, if speedily applied for, may be had a bar
gain. GEO. HOUSTON, Jr., Editor of the Union.
Washington, N. C. March 2ii, 1333.
U.S. TeifcYsmcfc Convention.
The United States Temperance Convention, to be
composed of three or more delegates from each State,
and one or more from each county, wlio have been, or
may be, appointed by Temperance societies, or friends
of Temperance, for die purpose, will meet in the city
of Philadelphia, on the 2-! th day of May, to unite their
councils and efforts, by the universal diffusion of infor
mation, and by kind moral influence, to extend th
principle of abstinence the use of ardent spirit, and
from the traffic in it, throughout the United States:
J. EDWARDS, Cor. Sec. Am. Tern. So-
P. S. Editors of papers and periodicals, friendly to
the cause of Temperance, r.rc-requested to i.TSCTt the
alsore in rti?irptibhcatiQi9i
business,and desir.usof locating in tins section of coun-tious and personal; the prints in that interest
being mere vehicles of spieen, and impugning
motives, when they can find no fault with
measures. Poor fellows, they may be well
indulged in their malicious ebullitions, for
their predilections with regard to ike evils
at would follow the election of Jackson and
Wolf have been so far from the reality, that
they stand in the most ridiculous and pitiable
attitude. The nation at large but particular
ly our own State, is blessed with unusual
prosperity. The farmer obtains good prices
for his products, because the canals afford a
N" fcv ft vvn s 1 bli stot nt
FOR SALE,
THE Proprietors of the "Vdmington Advertiser"
offers this establishment fo sale. The office is
amply furnished with materials for printing a weekly
newspaper and executing common ai.d ornamental
job work. About one half of the type is entirely new
and the residue uninjured. These are in the office two
presses, one of which is of the most approved construe
lion. There is a very fair number of good subscribers,
and the list is increasing, and the advertising patron
age is considerable. "he sole inducement f n- offering
this establishment for sale, is the dea h of Mr Cllen
wood, the late editor, fhe terms of sale will be made
very favorable. It is wished that applications f ,p pur
chase should be made within the present m on h to
JOHN HILL, or lTIOS. H WKIGUT.
Wilmington, N. C. April 16.
yciicA School.
MH. JOHN II DE CAJtTEUET w II ..pen thenest
quarter of h.s French School 011 th second day of A
pril ncx, at his house. Three lessons will be given in
each week.
You ok1 la
His terms are three dollars per quarter.
tb.c: residence.
Yountf ladies will be waited on X-
No. 20.
toad are got a tail.
V
Kep.
A Happy Retort Tlx obscurity of Lord
Teuterden'.s birth is well known; but he had
too much good sense to feel any false shame
011 that account. We have heard it related
of him, that when in an early period of hb
professional career, a brother barrister, with
whom lie happened to have a quarrel, had
the bad taste to twit him, on his origin, his:
manly and severe answer was, "Yes, Sir, I
am the son ota barber, if yen had been tho
son of a barber, you would: have been a bar
ber youself.;' Lit. Gaz.
Henry Erskine being one day in company
with the Duchess of Gordon, he asked her,
'Are we never again to enjoy the honor and
pleasure of you rG race's society at Edinburgh?'
,;uhr caid she, Edinburgh is a vile, dull
-s. , .1 1 -"
ci leapmouu 01 wanonu mem to nu n 1 .. , ,acc. j afe k .AIadam replied the gallant
.xi1.o1....ilu.o. bamster.-the Sun might as well say, this m
luminous coal regions, impart activity to mi-' vilo dark ln0rnmg; I won't rise loday;
umg operations, and unlock these great mag
azincs of wealth. The success of the former.
the manufacturer and the miner, gives an im- A publisher of a newspaper in Angelica, N.
pulse to all other branches of industry, and j A ork, calls on his patrons m tne most e pos
makes up fhe general prosperity. Haiusbukg tulating manner to come forward and pay
Chronicle. meir cuies. iie says nc "can t live so uor ne
wont.'' lie is willing to take any thing in
payment, from 'pine knots to potutoe parings,'
but. his pay lie must have. He says, "men
who think printers can live on air, deserve
themselves to live on skuiik cabbage tea f.r
vcred with assalcctida."
Gambling and Suicide. It is currently re
ported that Curt;s who connnitetl suicide in Pro
vidence last Saturday morning had recently lost
four thousand dollars at a gambling table.
Alla.