North-Carolina Constitutionalist and Peoples' Advocate from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 3

LATEST ARR1TAL 1st. Resolved, "VChUst we deprecareuhe policy NEW ESTABUSmiEOT r-l OF The Bathing establishment at PleasaJt Re FAVORABLE hitherto practiced by tbeState ofN Carolina of frit-lerin? away the fands'of the State upon projects ofrlniernal Improvement, if not impracticable in themselves at least very lryudiooualy devised, located and embarked in, which i has so much thrown back and darkened this great interesting and vital cause, that we highly appreeiate many of the various reports and resolutions recently published upon this engrossing? subject, and are proud to say that we together with many of our fellow citizens feel alive to the cause and there-1 fore recomraendjthat the Statetafce any reasonable THE SUBSCRIBER as tVe. pleasure of an- ndunang to hit fnrads and customers, tnat in? recently completed and removed to hiiNerr' Brick Store adjoining the tjvitioot uraniie.uuud ins of Messrs. Wllliamf J- Harwood. at the eori ner of Fayetteville larket streets, hasjusi received his supply of ri Yesterdays at ,2 'o'clock, P.M,i -both.

Houses the General -Assembly icon-; tencd, according to law. There being a quorum both Houses proceeded to ballot for- Speaker. W. D. Moselj, Esq.

or Lenoir, was nnanimooiljr elected- Speaker of the Senate, and conducted to the chair, Xrom whence he delivered a very neat and appropriate address, expressive of his feshnjrs for the distinguished honor and II inter UUUUS pu.uv "vo.most attention to ladies and trentlemenwho will he State, Embracing, as usual, almost every article in the rr 2nd. Kewlved, That it is e.wdicnt thattho.Lumi Crt-, tn t. Xi STAPLE and FANCY; Which, for taste in selection, elegance in style and nnalilv. and, cheannesa In ttrlce wilt on comparison, in the estimation' of ctmpetmi jugct4 Watches, Ciidery 1 The Subscribers respectfully announce to r. tionei bosiness, will be happy to pay the ut- Umt tk.

i fectW St ih' rnn. hfl fA, th i St.r. Lux. of 8lc1 fc they, will at present consists, chiefly, of the following ar ticiesi i Gold and Silver patent lever "Watches, PUuirditto, assorted. Fine and long linked gold Watch Chains, Cable Neck Chains a new article, Watch Sehls, Keys Slides and Kings, Gold Guards, Chains, and keys.

3 A very rich assortment of Breastpins, Finger and car-Kings, Miniature Cases, assorted, Gold Shirt Buttons and Studs, Gold and Silver Tencd Cases, ever pointed, Gold and Silver Spectacles and ThimbteV Gold ttracelets, a new and splendid article, assorted, Bead Work, of various descriptions. Music Boxes, assorted, Sib er and steel Chains, Seals and Keys, Also a handsome assortment of Silver Plate, con- sistiug of Table Dessert tt 'Tea Spoons, plain and or- namented, ladles, Gravy, Cream, Salt and Mustard Spoons Sugar Tongs and Butter Knives, Plated Cartdle-Sticks, Snutl ers and Trays, cas tors, Brifam'a Coffee and Tea Tots, Sugar Cream do, Epatiletts, various qualities, Damascus and steel twist percussion Guns and Pistols and percussion Caps, Silyerand gold mounted dirks, i fj vj; ttotrers pen and nocket knives, Do Table and desert do. (balance handle.) i best assortment ever brought to this market Rogers and Barber's Razors, various qualities. Gold and. silver mounted canes, with and WiUi i but swords.

1 A complete assortment of Perfumery for the Tuilet lac. And almost every article in the above line, too 'tedious to eumerate. As they have engaged with the principal houses at New York and Philadelphia to pro cure articles their line, direct Irom Europe of the first class, they will, at all times, beretv-dy to f'lruish any orders with which their friends may be ph ased to favor Tlie firm will be conducted under the nam of J. Ramsay fyCo. W.

j. RAMSAY. D. LINDEMAN. TKtlcigh, Nov, 19th 1S33.

Iff OlilVER, for Geo. W. Dixon of Ntwhern. It' KSPEC rrULLY informs the citizens of Ra leigh and the public genendlv that he has opened, on Fayetteville street, four doors south of the Post Office, and immediat civ' opposite l)unn I.igon's store, an elegant assortment of fashionable CLOTHING CONSISTING OF Superfine Blue, Rlack, RusscI Brown, Dahlia, CLOSE COATS Invisible Green Rifle Creen. B'ue Hbck' llii.ttel Dahlia Invisible Green It fie Green Olive Claret S'cel Mixed VetT Siiam Invisible Green Rlue, plain Rlack, do.

Drab Dove-coloured Black zig zag do corded Brown, FROCK COJTi OVER COATS. PANTALOONS Figured tinsel velvet Brown ido do Black do do Blue do do VESTS Black and Blue Cloth Valentia, Plain and Figured Black Florentine St, satin silk Evfrj' article has been made in the latest fash ion, by first rate workmen, from goods im ported this Fall, and selected by G. W. D. in New York and Philadelphia He has also on hand the usual varieties to be found in a Merchant Tailor's store, viz: Flannel Shirts and Drawers; Gum elastic and Knit-webb Supender; Super Hoskin, Sl Buck-Skin Gloves; Bombazine, Florentine Sc Cravat Stocks.

All of which are offered at moderate terms. N. B. Gentlemen wishing to hare their clothes made by Mr. Dixon, will please leave their orders and measures with Mr.

Oliver. Nov. 19, 1833. 52 tf. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, On akge County.

Superior Court of Law. September Term, 1833. ANDREW PATTON, Petition vs for ELIZABETH PATTON, A Divorce. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Elizabeth Patton the defendaat, resides beyond the limits pf this State, so that tlie ordinary process of law cannot be served on her Tlierefore ordered, that poblication be made in the Raleigh Constitutionalist three months, for her to appear here on the second- Monday in March, next, and plead, answer and Demur to the plaint.fT petition, otherwise the same will be taken pro eonfessa against heard expartc and decreed accordingly. G.

W. BKUCE, S. C. October 17, 1833. 52 5m.

1 Teacer 'Wanted At the Nashville Academy, in Nash county, a Teacher qualified to prepare students for the University; of North Carolina. Application post naid. addressed to the Trustees, will be receiv ed until the 15th December next, at which treat, immediately in the rear of the GOVERN- MKrv JiUUSlV is now prepareu jot mc ic- commadtion of gentlemen wishing to aain themselves of the benefits ofthat delightful and healthy luxury, a WARM or TEPID BATH. It will be nectssary lor persons wisrung a liatn, to give notice thereof at least one nour vbeiore hand, ana, name tne ume wnen it win oe warn ed; Each -Rath, so applied for, will be pre pared at the time appointed, and payment ex- pectetl wuetner useit or not. oe proprietor returns nis tnaitcs ior uo- era! encouragement' already received, and pledges himself to spare no pains to render the establishment pleasant and agreeable to those who mny'be pleased to give mm a call- JOSHUA K.

Raleigh, Nov. 16, 1833. 52 tf. ESC.VPED from the Jail of this county, on Monday nporning the 12th instant, Garden Heron, who wis committed sojt time since for the murder of John Comer. Said Heron Is about 5 feet 9 inches high, about $0 years old, slender made, a little stoop shouldered, -dark complexion and black eyes, a down sneaking, or wolfisu look, very slow spoken, and seldom speaks except in answer to questions, thin visage, bad on when he left, a half worn bell crown hat, half worn bhte cotton jeans coat, his other clothes not recouecteti.

Said Heron is a nativeot North Carolina, and it is thought he will makefor. that State again-Tie above reward will be paid to person or persons, who may apprehend and deliver said Heron to me, in Columbus, or secure him so that I can get him again. n3Dr. HALL has taken a room at the residence of Mr. Nathaniel O.

Blake, in the eastern part of the city, near Mrs Hosea's tav-ern, where he may hereafter be found at all times, when not called oil by the duties ot his profession. Raleigh, Nov. 7, 133 51 lw; Up to this date we have rece'ved reports from only two local Societies. Should the request of the managers of the State Temperance Society, made on the 25th of August last, through their secretary, and published in maoy of our newspapers, be ereherally overlooked, or tlisre- garded, the utility of the institution of course be at an emL ant a motion will probably be made at the annual meeimff to be held in this-place on the 56th uxst, for its discontmu ance. 'f-- WILL.

PECK, Sec. ir. c. s. t.

s. Ralegh, 6th Nov. 1833, 51 lw. P- S. Editors will again do the Society a fa vor by publishihg the above.

I Watches, Jewellery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods. ERNAUD pUPUr, has the pleasure of informing his friends and the public gene rally, that he is now opening a very splended and fashionable assortment of goods in his line, at bis Storey two doors- below the Pot Office and having bought his goods very advantageous, ly, he will be able to sollthem at unusually low prices. a few days, he will open an invoice of Perfumery, consisting in part, of Bay, St. Helanasnd Cologne waters, Otto Roses, Chlo ride tooth Bear's oil Tooth Powder; and a great variety of drops and articles Clocks and Watches carefully repaired. All kinds of Gold and Silver work manufactured with neatness and punctuality.

Raleigh, Nov. 12, 1833. 51 6w. Cape Fear Navigation. COMPANY.

THE Stockholders of the Cpe Fear Navigation Company are requested to attend in generally meeting in town of Fayetteville on Thursday the 5th December next; to consid er the propriety of surrendering their rights and privileges in xne uape. ear mver.anu iu inuu-tary streams above Fayetteville to a Company that may be fotmed for improving the same. By order of the Board, JAMES MEBANE. 5 President. the house lately occupied by Mr.

II. Kyle, on the corner of Wilmingtof and Martin Streets one house: South of King Esq. Will endeavour to be prepared to accommodate six or eight members of the approaching Legislature with board. He will also in a few days be prepared to accommodate otner gentlemen with board by the week, month, or year and will use his" utmost endeavours to give satisfaction come and see. Raleigh, 12th Nov.

1J8J3 51. i Raleigh and Oxford MAIL COACH. The Mail Coach from Raleigh to Oxford leaves Raleigh every Tuesday and Friday mom-ing at 5 o'clock, and arrives at Oxford by 7 o'clock the same evening. Leaves Oxford every Wednesday and Saturday morning at 5 o'clock, and arrives at Raleigh same evenings by 7- Passengers desirous ot goir to Oxford, may procure seats at theC nion Hotel, formerly kept by the subscriber, and occupied at present by Mrs. Hosea, or at Gui m's.

ROBERT PERRY. Nov.5. -itfoO J--' To publishers of Newspapers and Periodicals in the united stases and tne onusn i-rovinces. The publishers of the New England Weekly Review are desirous of making up on the first of January a complete list ol all the Newspapers and Periodicals published in the United States and the British with the names of heir publishersand the place where published? hey, therefore, rt quest all publishers to insert this card, and also send two copies of the ir respective publication in succession, that they may not fail of receiving one, in order to render this list complete: Direct to the New England Weekly iiVfcw, naryora onncciicia. On the third Monday 'in November next being tlie JirftLweelf of the Session, of the Legislature ana auring: the term of the" Court of PUas and Quarter Scssiotts-for the county of Wake.

WILL UKfSUUJ, THE JUDICIOUSLY SELECTED STOCK UF GOODS Of ROBERT CANNON, Decs Comprising vno a great variety of other article, Cloths, and Vesting, FkinneU an I I IMain, Striped and Merino Angola, Freize, Bjeaverteen and torniaots, 1 An excellent supply of. plain and twilled Cot ton and Yarn Homespun, A very extensive, varied; land excellent assort. mc.it of CALICOES Flowered i y' Rook, Mull and Jaconet Muslins, lain and figured wiss do Batiste. Adrianoole and Indiana. 4 Drillings and Mol effaced Saltcen, Cloaku and Corduroy, Plaid, Silks ami BombazCtts, A fine assortment of Fancy Handkerchief, Scarf, Stc.

Ribbands, Shawls, Bonnets and Bleached and Unbleached Domestics, A very large supply lof Cotton Hand' kerchief Silk Handkerchiefs and Gentlemen's and La cues' vJoves among! which are some Ge- mime Uuckskin, 4 Capes in great variety and abundance, Suspenders in do i a Shoes, Hats, Yarn and Cotton Cards, Ready made Clothing yyz. Pantaloons, -Vests and Round-about 11 Gentlemen's Xadies' long Yarn and Cotton Stockings, Gentlemen's Yarn and Cotton Socks." HAND 1VARE. Knives and Forks; Pad ajul Stock Plane Irons, Augers, Bridle Bit4 and Pincers, urass Knobs ana Uurta in fins, etc. etc. Anvils, Hammers and Vices, Bellows and Bellows 3 Mill 'Saws, Steelyards and Minces, i A very extensive assortment of Weeding Hoes, '( "Yr.

Several boxes Gilbert's best Blistered Steel Axes, rying rans ana attle irons, 3 Sifters and Carpenter's Tools, An OTfolUnl dcnirtnisiit nf Mill Iron and Steel, Sec. i. A large and superior assortment CROCKERY AiND GLASS. Rum and Apple Brandy, 15 Barrels excellent Whiskey, 2 Liquor Cases, Excellent Chewing Tobrxco, At the same time, One Double Gig, and the Wheels and Axels of a new ISulkey. Silver Huntsman'! Watches and 1 common double caked Silver Watch: all ot which keep good time.

These articles, together with' a great number ot oiners, not ennmeraeu, De 01-f ered for sale at the Storejnear the Presbyterian Church, without, the least jeserve'f so that Mem bers of the Legislature, Merchants from a dis-. tance, and all others, desirous of making purchases, will find it to'thelrinterestto attend the sale. Persons residing in thepountry, who may not wish to nurchase larjre lots of goods, are par ticularly invited to attend, as most of the arti- CICS Will DC pui up III aiiiatt JoiyEUj av s.n- CC7" TERMS. All bills under Ten Dollars Cashall over Ten Dollars, months credit, ivitfe bond and approved security, SaJe to commence on Btlonday at ill o'clock, KJIU IU W. IWUItVi llVV wvvvvwjj -J tame hour4 until the entire stock is disposed of: IS.

J.j CANNON, Adm'r. Raleigh, Oct. 29, 1833. 49 4w -PROSPER CTU9. -OP THE Complete Periodical Library.

Torty-eight Pages Weekly nearly 2,500 large Gictavo pages a year, for Five JDollars, 'fur-msing annually a select reading equal to Fifty Volumes ol common size. The library will contain nearly all the new works of merit as they ahnear viz Voyaeres and Tra Is Histor' iography. the most approved European Annuals A dventures Complete PkntoniciL Librabx" A will be found indispensable to all lovers of good reading, in town or Every number wfll contain 48 size expressly adopted for binding, when the book is com pleted printed wiln type so large as noi to fatigne the weakest eye. Its immense size will enable the Editor to crowd any cdmmon sized book into the numbjers, jfrequently into one. New works will thus be despatcned as hcv arrive from EuroneJ and sent off fresh to r-, its patrons.

The subscriber in- Missouri will be brought as it were to the very feuntain of literature. "Works printed in tms library will be lurnistieo to him. when, without it he would be 'wholly unable to procure them. Aj book that' will cost us six dollars to import, can be re-printed and distributed tp subscribers, owing to our pe culiar facilities, for abdught Hwenty or thirty cents, with the important addition of its being fresh and new. AVeall give near pages annually, equal to fifty common tizld books! Every work published in the Librarjf Kill be complete in itself.

A title page will be given with each TOiume, so tnat tnesupscriDer, ii ne piease, may sell, or give it away without injury to any of the others or it may be bound up at the This work presents kn extraordinary' fea-ure, unknown to any oher periodical in he country The subscription price may be considered a mere loan for a yeari as the work, at the years end, rvUl sett for cost and in many narts of the United States it will bring double its original cost to the subscriber. The works published in The Complete Periodical Library" win peot tne mgnest ciiar-: acter, both as regards trie author and bis subject. New works of approved merit, will be sent out to the Editor toy every arrival from Europe, crivinir him an unlimited field to select "1 from, while care will be jtaken to make Ins pub-; lication equal any tiling lof tle kind in Ameri ca. T. GREENBANK, No.

9 FrmhiiA Place. Philadelphia. N. B. The usual Exchange to the Editors wuo adyeruse eonniy of Macon be represented la the conven- lion to be held on the subject Of InUrnal Iro- provement in the city of Raleigh on the fourth MoDoay morember next and that Benjaminl yentionJ1 That these resolutions be signed by the cbairmanxand secretary and copies sent to the Editors of the North Carolina Spectator published at Rmherfordton and the Constitutionalist published at Raleigh for pubication.

-JAS. Will TAKER, Chairman. Johx Latham, i 19lh November We observed an article in Saturday's Intelligencer in -which notice is taken of a rumored deficiency in the funds of the Pot Office Department. 'V'T i The administration "of the aflairs of that De-! partment, by its present Chief, has been distinguished by a rapid extension of mail routes to every 'quarter, of the" Uaion; and by such im-prpveiiients upon thej jrreat arteries of communication as have secured to tbe-piincipat cilics ojv portunitics morel and rapid corrcs pondence with each other. 4 By the last Congress, an, act establishing, an unusually large uuoiber of poast Toads was passed.

This threw upon the Department a load, which, with the expected increase in the price of tbe contracts eastern section of the was shewn in the last annual report ot" Postmaster General to amount to a heavy sum. the most of which wasexcltr ively for the new routes, which are always unproductive at the beginning. j' This heavy and unavoidable expenditure, wiih the cost 'of the great; improvements before made, the productiveness lof some of which has not answered the expectations of the Postmaster General, were Tound during the present year to have carried the expreses ot the Department yond it receipts, though it is believed not much beyond its actual -credits, if the surtis due to it could be promptly, codecterti let, as this can not be done, the Postmaster General has applied himself with energy to the business of curtailing his expences in a way, which together with the srreat savins effected in the contracts just "'let in the South, will soon bring tham the cur-J rent revenues of the Depa'nment. In the mean -time the credit of the Department isunspeaken; and the annual. repottAvhich the Postmaster is shortly, to subriiit to the rresiaeni.TTWiu uuiy exmnu us conaitioo, ana, we believe, will' lully satisfy the public of the Vaithtni anil correc rcriis.

Globe. administration its-cm- SPECIMEN 1NU3IBER OF THE GLOBE In this s'icet is presehted a speciriien ot the paperand typraphy. "through which, afierlhe 'meeting oi tlie next Loajrres.s, we propose to mend the nnncarance of the Globe." No oiber newspnper the Uniled Slates will be found. after that to surpass, and very few to equal, the. 'ocaaiy of its inechtnical execution; and, we trust, by, peculiar care aud increased iti-dasfry, to make it more worthy than it has hitherto ben.

in other respects, ot th extensive and munificent subscription wfcich has so en-largeilits dimensions and- improred iis texture. To the liberal natrons of the Globe, who have followed it with their favor from a feeble semi-weekly, "printed at a job press, until it has be come hanusomly established an excellent office, of its own, willi presses, types, and 'all ap pliances to we tnist the unremitting ef forts which we; have made, as our gradually increasing means hive permitted, to render it worthy of the they have afforded, will be taken as prpof thatiwe are not wanting in greatfiil feeling for past supprrt, nor in the rpirit to desejrvc and- win it, for the; future, however, wemay fail in the tequsite" ability." The present ealargcl and improved it will be observed b' the pro pectus au-nexted, will bejgiven to subscribers, alter the 1st of December next. On.the same terms on which the Globe has hitherto been furnished In addition to the Dailv. Semi-Wecklv. and Wetkly GlobeJ' heretofore issued, it will be observed, that we.

propose to publish "a Congressional Globe," exclusively devoted to the proceedings and debates in i Congress. This paper will be printed at -the close of every week, during the session of Congress, and will contain, in regular series, a succinct and account of the (proceedings. of each day, together with a brief ana condensed report -of the speeches i made on every topic brpughf under discussion. In preparing these Outlines, it is ourj purpose to employable and 'industrious Reporters, who will take'Loyd's of Debates of Congress of tay, as a sample ir imitation- and will also avial themselves, whenever it is permitted, of the notes of the speakers themselves, to prepare the fcKetcn.es. we wij also endeavor, it the space will allowrto giveln the Congressional Globe, the more elaborate and finished orations upon quest ionsof great ittoment, as prepared "by mem bers themselves, lor the public, i We hope to be r-.

v.L i ume iu cuea ut, oy using Drevier type, anu me greatly increased page now presented. In affording this weekly paper at the rate of oxe dol- iah for all theinunsbers printed; during the ses sion, we may boastfofaflordingjthe most impor tant information at- the cheapest pi ice, ana Iook lor a rebursement for lour, labour aad trouble in a yery minute profit, upon a very extensive sale knd circolation' of the numbers. That subscript ion should be raid in advance, h. therefore, rendered iindispensable, nd we throw ourselves uporr thef generosity of our friends, and ask the favor of them to volunteer their exertions to favor ou object; -and we especially solicit from the Editors with whom we ex change, a gratuitoda insertion of this notice, to- gemer with the annexed terms. THE TER3IS OF THE GLOBE.

Covaursarnvirj fit Anv' tceekty during the session rf Con. gress, presenting, a neat abstract of the proceedings of the Senate and House of Repre-- $1 per session. semauyes in. regular series, from day to day, with brief reports of the discussion-of eve ry debated question Dajlt Gixbe, 310 per annum $2,50 pear. i ei 50 cents.

Skmi-weeklv Globs, VKiY GlXIBE; or lejs than a .1 fT, KIT, per month, Dajlt, per motith, A Cincinnati paper spfeakirig ol Garrett, the comtnedian says he stands higher in the drama than any man in America. conferred on him. Mr. Moseljr filled the Chair last year, aud gave general satisfaction. ,1 Win.

F. Patterson, was appointed principal Clerk, and Wro.t J. Cowan assistant Clerk to the Senate, both of which frere elected last session. Thomas B. Wheeler was appointed principal Door -Keeper," and Green D.

Hill assistant Door-Keeper. In the House of Commons, "Mr. W. J. AlexaTuler, of Mecklenburg, And James VVjche of Granville, were put in norai nation for Speaker.

The farmer was c- leeted on the first, ballot. The vote stood For Mr. Alexander, 67 Mr. Wvche, 352 15 Mr. Alexander having recetved a ma jority of the whole number of votes, was conducte to the chcir.

by Daniel W. Courts Esq. Irorr which he made his ac knowledgements, ip liandsomc manner, pledging himself to perform the duties de. volvingupon the chair with impartialittJ and a due regard for the feelings of eve-ry individual. Charles Manly, Esq.

was appointed principal; and Edmund 11. Freeman assistant clerk, during, the present session. Rich'd- Roberts' war. appointed principal, and Jno. Cooper Assistant door keeper.

There are several important subj "Cts to be brought before the present legislature, and we anticipate a very protracted as well as interesting session. The con vention question will be re-agiated as will the Bank question, both important in their nature and requiring wise subject of Improvement will command no -ordinary "decree of attention, and it is greatly to be hoped that something will be effected for the XCjT Qn. Duff Green passed through Raleigh last week on his way to Charles ton, be present at the laying of the cor ner stone of the Tvrnbull monument. td A Gentleman who has an oppor tunity ol knowing: JVIr. utlliam senti ments in relation to the U.

States Banlc. informs us that we were wrong, irlup posing that he was favorable to its rechar ter. We ace moreover informed that the election for member of congress did not Las we imaginea, ninge tne tJanlr question. For the Constitutionalist. A STRANGE PHENOMKNON- 1 On morning about 5 o'clock, the whole heavens were illuminated, with the appearance of shooting stars, falling like a shower of snow, some as walnuts, descending toward the earth, others shooting across the element leaving a long streak behind, 4 or 5 yards in length which continued three or four minates betore they disappcaretl.

This Phenomena contitiUed until half past six o'clock, the citizens of Raleigh and its vicinity, who saw it were not a little a-larmed, and in some houses the fvmales were heard ata distance crying aloud to God for and calling upon christians, pray for them, and the. males were seenstanding in the porches and yards, witlt solemn countenances, and trembling limbs, expecting that haiture was sinking, and that the stars of Heaven were falling: in realityt as a fig tiee cast- eth her untimely figs when shaken byanj unexpected tornado, some were looking to see the Son of God appear on a claud jrith a company of shining angels, to take vengeance on his enemies and to receive tlierihteoas, to those mansions prepared for them, eternal in the heavens. The writer of these lines, being an early riser, and. having finished his studies, was walking; aeross his room for recreation, with his window hoisted towards the east, saw tfie first appearance of the phenomena, which began about half past 5 oclock and continued to increase. About half past 5 he left his room and visited those fam-ilies in the neighbourhood to explain to them the nature, and cause of those meteors and to comfort those families, who were so excited throngh fear, that their health and life were iu danger.

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING. A meeting of a respectable portion of the citizens of Macon county wasjheld at the court, house in Franklin on Tuesday the fifth instant for the purpose of considering the subject of Internal Improvement -and the propriety of appointing Ho Wates in th ronveniinn to hfcrhl in ritt I of Raleigh on the fourth Monday of Nov'r. next. James Whitaker was called to the chair and Col. John Latham appointed" Secretary.

I he object of the meeting being explained b7 S. Smith after which the following resolutions were unanimously adopted. I a a the prcscu; season. vtm with ftn-tf I rwwl hmuicrht tn lhf dnnna has generally been eonceded.ithat the nnderained haalways furnished the market with Gooiu of' tan erv first auaiitv and most an provetl lastei and he flatters himself, on this occa sion, that hS assortment will be found ful ly to to ausrain this His Cloths. Casswiercs, Satlwet, Flaiinels, Merino Cloths.

Silks and Ca i iicdcsfBlaiiketsfOoaksf JlatSyShoes (jmbrellas, linens. Red Cottons. Cot ton ShirtiJigS) he woold particular ly recommend to the atieriiion of: buyers. Fur ther supplies daily and additional am vat almost every week throughout the wiuterf will always keep bis assortment good. iCF JAlombers ot Ui; Assembly' 'and.

others of good taste, wishing to purchase NEW and. SUPERIOR GOODS, will do well to call and examine the assortmeut. B. SMITH. Ior.

196w Grocery Establishment. JOHNG. MARSHALL Would respectfully inform the public that he has on -hand UT" at the New Brick Hose near the Marctt'n Market streefY second door- exsi irom ayettevilie atreet, an entensive and choice supply of MIe solicits from hisrforrner customers and friends in the; city, and country a continuance of liberal patronage; ami respectfully invites the public generally to call and examine for them-selves the various articles and prices of his ex tensive and select assortment among which will be Arnnd, besides other articles too tedious to enumerate. yf-- I Cogniac, apple and peach Brandy Antigua and St. Croix Rum.

Holland Gin, 1 V. I lrisli Whiskey, I VMonongahela, Baltimore r)-c. and country do. Maucirai Port, 'Sherry, Malaga, Claret, and Scuppernong KWINES London brown stout Porter Aliiany Ale aod Cider 1 i Pine apple Cheese, and cask ditto But; er and water Crackers Smoked Beef and Balogna Sausages Imperial Hyson and TEAS Souchong Almonds, Raisins and various Nuts Brown, Loaf and SUGARS Havana Coffee, Pepper, Spice and Ginger Starch, Mustard and Copersis Blown and ground alum salt, and saltpetre SnufTandTobaTCo Sperm and tallow Candles -Winter strained OH Turpentine and Shaving Soap Glass and Tin ware-' Codfish, and smoked pickled Salmon Nov. 19, iai3.

jrjj 1 W. R. SCOTT, Tenders his Prcfcssioiial Services to the La dies and Gentlemen ot. Raleigh and its vicinity. He may be'found atRigsbee'sIIotel.

He will in et from one to a whole set of Natural on. Arti. ftcial Teethj also plug, clean, file and extract, as well as regulate Chdd re ns Teeth. His prices are moderate, and if -his services, when rendered, should not prove satisfactory there will be no charge made. If requested.

Laches "can be waited on at their dwellings. As his stay will be short, those who wish to consult him will please apnly soon. PRICES AS FOLLOWS. I r'ensing teeth, $2 50 To Hugging, do 150 To inserting artificial, da 5 00 To separating, do 0 50 Charges for all other operations performed in the same proportion. -Satisfactory reference will be given.

Nov. 19, 1833 52 tf i KjT Tiie Oitizetb of North Carolina geherallv, are -informed that the subscribers have again tcken their stand, on Fayetteville street. neany opposite tne warKet Oousr, arfd have opened theirvcry extemtvestock of hoks and Stationary where tbey are wticu farfr 're' quested to call nd cxamineMor themselte they will find the assortment large and general, embracing neatly every article in their line, alt of which they are ttctermined to sell at' as loir prices as are sold by retail in the United States Books add Music bound in the bekt manner agreeable to order at tlie shortest notice. All order as nsnal will meet with strict and immediate attention; every exertion used on our part to please and satisfy our friends and customer. Raleigh, N.

C. 19th Nov. 1833. 52. Well acquainted with the business, who-1 understands rule and figure work, may meet with employment at this office The situation may be made permanent.

Print itlg Of CTCry description JJuhTille, N. 53-tt A 1 THIb OFFICE..