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

tCr We were? shewn yesterday, a sample of -t VaKonal Convention. It is a 'foot cer within the limits of the unicrraentioneJto'SnisLips North 15 Anthracite Coal being part of an immense bed recently discovered by Mr. Purccll, engineer, to. republicans, that nearly. all lirals that now- support General -'ration, are favor ol nominating tne A on the Virginia side of the -Potomac, about 15 or 20 miles above Williamsport, Washington county.

It is the opinion of Mr. Purcell. that this oj the base line, and I tar oj the Meridian, viz: Townships sixteen and nineteen, ot range one. -Township nineteen of range six. 'Township nineteen of range seven.

Townships sixteen and nineteen, of range eight. The reservations authorised by the treaty will be indicated on the official plats of survey, prior to the commencement of the public sales. Each sale will be kept open for a period not exceeding iid.itf's to be supported for thqnc' Preskien- AVc regret to hear that the Judge. tn, the Uniic4. Staled District Court in Immssee.

an office which he has held ever since the 22d of December, 1797, has forwarded his resignation, to take place on the first day of September last. The Florence Gazette says that James H-Weakley, Esq, of that town, has been appointed Surveyor General of the Public Lands in Alabama, vice Gen. John Coffee, deceased Nashville Banner, In pursuance 'of law, Andrew Jackson, President of the United States of America, do herebv bed of coal extends to the Maryland shore. It appears to us to be of good qualilty Bait. declare and make known that public sales will be held at tne undermentioned Land Otnces in the State of Mis Chronicle.

Vice Presidency, tlirough the means 01 a NVniul Convention. In our opinion, this fact to prove postlvely, that whatever 'predilec-n us may have for men. we will be illing to give support to those gentlemen vhVmay thusbc brought forward, through a NVoml Convention, by the people at large. i two weeks, anil no longer than may be found necessary to offer all the lands, with the exception of the sale at Mount Salus, which will be kept open for one week and no longer. Lands reserved by law for the use of Schools or for o-ther purposes, are to be excluded from sale.

GIVEN under my hand at the City of Wash Wiliiam Gibbes Hunt, editor of the ville Banner, died in that city on the 13th He was a native of Boston, and ranked a- inc-t hese candidates will dp, can urn uc sissippi, and at tbe several periods hereinafter designated for the disposals of iuch Lands as have been officially re- ported by the Surveyor General as having been surveyed within the limits of the tract of country ceded to theU. States by the Mingoes, Chiefs, Captains and Warriors of the Choctaw Nation, underthe Treaty concluded at Dancing Rabbit Creek on the twenty-seventh day af September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty, to wit: AT CHOCCHUMA, The seat of the Land Office for the North Western Bis-t ricly created by the Act of Congress, approved on the 2d March, 1833, commencing on the Third Monday in October next. (2 1st October.) ington, the ll'th day ot Augusi, A. D-1833 AND HEW JACKBOOT. INSURRECTION IN CUBA, Captain Doughty, of the brig Brilliant, arrived at Nev York from Maanzas, states that a serious insurrection of the negroes in the interior of Cuba hail recently occurred.

News had however reached Mantanzas that the insurgents had been overpowered by-the troops. Ituas also said that upwards 500 negroes hat? been shot. Poor wretches. Baltimore paper. distinguished individuals have already in various parts of the U.

States, Bv ttie President. -en mongst the most talented men and industrions editors of the western country. The editorial department of the paper has, for the present, de volved upon his younger brother, W. Hasoll Hunt, ELIJAH HAYWOOD, Commissioner of the General Land Offic. vuo will be proud to submit their claims to a National Convention.

There is one thing, how-i ver t'vU may be foretold, and that is, that who-i nomination of the Conven- for the disposal of the Public Lands within the limits of THE ELEGANT AND CAPACIOUS. STEAM BOAT, fver sau the undermentioned townships and fractional townships, viz: ill vcrtainK elected. Tliere is but ve- North of the Base line, and East of the fleridian of the lion, TV 11 the spirit ol prophecy in the foretel- 3" Dr. Aylett Hawes, of Virginia, who has recently died, has bequeathed freedom to one hundred and twenty dollars for each, to assist the Colonization Society conveying to Liberia. Ltiortatv District.

Township twenty, of range one The tunes themselves denote it. Holt's idea of the extent ol business done at this establishment may be from the fac- that from the first to" thirty-first of A gust, there were in the whole seventeen hundred and ninety-five persons accommodated with board and lodging, a is ascertained br a reference to the register of arrivals, and depat tures kept at the bar. Y. Courier. iz oi mis.

Townships twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two and twen Pittsburg Manufacturer. ty-three, ot range two. Townships twenty JOHN STOXEY," CAPTAIN GREEN and twenty-lour, ol range three Eur, llosv- From the various sub Townships twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-1 it is ascertained that upwards The Postmaster General arrived at Kentucky, on the 2nd instant, on his from his visit to Tennessee. three, twenty -four and twenty-five, of range four. TTAS commenced her regular trips between en i of Four Hundred Thousand Dollars have been Townships twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-; ULbeks and Elizabeth Citt, and will governed in Capr.

Beekman, arrived af New Y'uk from Cartlugeaa, states that Colonel Woodbine, formerly of Florida, his wife and twu daughters. who resided in the neighbornood of the city. had all beer recently murdered by a gang Execution. Le Blanc, the murderer, was executed on the. Gth instant at Morristown at a quarter past 12 o'clock.

He is said to have been apparently resigned to his fate. The green siaves. -yuua. paper. subscribed for the Rail Koad from Kaleigh to this place, by tbe way of Waynesborough.

We the friends of this measure on the prospect of success that awaits them, and tin. citizens of the State on the approaching change ia the destiny of N.Carolina We look upon this but as the opening of a cheerful day as the first step towards a long course of improve inree, twenty-iour ana twenty-nve, ot range tive. her operations by th; iollowmg schedule: Townships twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-! FIRST TRIP. font and twenty-five of range six. 1 Leave Newbern on Monday at 5.

P. M. At tfce same place, in continuation, commencing on the I Arrive at Elizabeth on Tuesday in time for the First Monday iaNwember next, (4th November,) lor the stages. disposal of the Public Lands within the limits cf the un-. Returning.

Leave Elizabeth at 8 P. M. on Tues-dcrmentioned townships and fractional townships, viz: 'dav, after the Norfolk stages arrive, and reach New-Townships twenty, twentyone, twenty-two and twen-bern at 6 P.M. on Wednesday, in time for the ty-five. of range seven, North of the base line, and-r departure ot the Southern Western and Northern of the Meridian of the Choctaw District; also the under- stages.

mentioned townships and fractional, townships situate SECOND TRIP. Notth of the base line and West of the Meridian of the Leave xewbern on Friday at 5 P. M. Choctaw District, viz Arrive at Elizabeth on Saturday in time for the at Fractional Townships twenty-eight and twenty-nine of r5val of the Norfoik stages. -range five.

Retubxisg. Leave Elizabeth at 10 P. M. on Satur- I ractional township twenty, (South est of the old after lhe Noi.jblk stages arrive, and reach Newbern Indian boutKlary )townships twenty-six and twenty-sev- at 9 on Sunday. png-trs will remain in New- in that place where the execution took place was crowded with spectators.

It is calculated that no less than 12,000 persons were present, of which the majority were females. ment, that shall developc the rich resources of our-State, and place her in the. situation to which her intelligence and wealth entitle her. Wilmington Press From the Western Carolinian. INTERNAL IMFROYEMENT- We are pleased to see from all quarters of the State, indications of an increasing excitement ou the subja-t of Internal Improvement, connected with the most '-tal and permanent interests of the whole Yet we cannot conceal our painful apprehensions," lest ever scheme which may be proposed shall be thwarted by the obstinate rivalry of different Towns, or by the interested views of the different sections of the State.

Unless these selfish feelings can be made to yield, or at least to expand into a more enlarged sentiment of Stale and into wider views of public utility, we fear we shall be, doomed again to disappointment, aggravated too, by reflecting upon the causes which produced the sad abortion tCt3 The trial of Prudence Crandell for instructing black girls contrary to the laws of Connecticut, came on week before last before the Windham County Court. Her counsel defend- The undue thirst for titles, and especial en and iractional to rniiip twenty-eigm oi range six. bern tlU Monday afternoon, the time of departure cf Township fractional township twenty-one, the Souther Western and Northern stages. (South est of the Old Indian Boundary,) township TpaveersVho adoptthe Atlantic Route, via George-twenty-two, and fractional townships, twenty-five, twen-'town and Wilmirton; Newbern to and twenty-seven of rage seven. i are informed that by the present Steam Boat Route.

Township twenty and fractional townships wU1 be a of me hundred and twentv milcs one, twenty-two and twenty- hree of range eight hand carriage, with a considerable reduction in tho ect ner on tne around that the law is unconstitu tional. The Court instructed the jury that the raci onai lownsiii em iweiuv-uue uuu iuemy- i iii- ,.4. act of the Legislature was a constitutional ont-; but as they are the judges of tho law as well as two, ot rar.gre nine While we, in North Carolina, are spending our time land convenience. Those who travel the Routr- via. in talking, our in Virginia aiidS.

Caroli- neighbors the fads in criminal cases, in that State, they na are acting. Fractional town-ships twenty, and twenty-one of range ten. AT COLUMBUS, Fayetteville and Waynesborough to Norfolk, are informed that that line is intersected to Waynesboro' the Italeigh line of Stages at thisnlace, and they would find it much to their interest and comfort to adopt thi3 were unable to agree on a verdict, and the case Yhile we are deliberating and disputing whether we shall make a road to Cape Fear, or to Eeaufort, our neighbors are at work, making roads which will drain Iv lor those of the field, in this country, was very shown in the family of Corporal Field-piece. Retiring from the field to the peaceful abode of his wife and his little ones, on the day cf his promotion, the orporal was thus accosted by his spouse, "Will it answer now, my dear, to kt oar children play with those of the neighbors, since you have been The children, after wards, hearing much said about it, asked, "are we not all Corporals, "loh," answered the matron, "I guess you an't nobody is Corporal bat your pa and Working Mai's Press. therefore stands for an other trial next December Route.

JM. GRANADE, CO. Agents. Wore Yeoman. Newbern, September 13th, 1833.

On the Tombeckbee river, the seat of the Land Office for the Northeastern District of Mississippi, crea- ted by the Act approved on the 2d day of March, commencing on the Second Monday in November next Nov.) for the disposal ol the Public Lands within the limits of the undermentioned townships and fractional townships s'uuate North of the base line and East ot the Meridian of Choctaw District, viz: the produce from those sections ot country which ought to find a market within our own borders, and build up marts that would contribute to the wealth, the prospcri ty, and the character of ihe Slate. If our only alternatives were, no roads or roads leading to market towns -out of the State, we certainly would prefer the latter. To individuals, the immediate effect is the same whether they sell their commodities OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Board cf Commissioners, appointed by the President to car- Convention. From fifteen counties there are 14,939 for a Convention and GG3 against it We do not expect a a proportionate majority so vast as this could be obtained throughout the State, rj ginto effect the Convention between the United Slates and His Majesty the Kiug of the Two Sicilies, concluded Fractional township fifteen, and townships sixteen, seventeen and eighteen of range one. While three men were employed in dig- who Fractional township fifteen, and townships sixteen, se yet have no doubt but 3 to I of the number of voters desire a Convention.

near the Delaware, and about four gin; in N. Carolina, or in any other State: but to them, and more especially to the community as a political and social body, the ultimate consequences are widely different, preponderate, greatly, in favor of home markets. And it appears tons that 'those who express an indifference on this subject, have reflected vcrv little venteen eighteen and nineteen, of range two. Fractional township fifteen, and townships sixteen, se venteen, eighteen and nineteen, of rangre three. JViimbigloii Press, Fractional townships twelve and thirteen, and town at Naples on the fourteenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, will meet in this City, on Wednesday, the eighteenth day of September next, agreeably to the provision of the 3d section of the act of Congress of the 2d of.

March, 1833, entitled, "An act to 'carry into effect the Convention between the United. 'States and His Majesty the King of the Two Sicilies, 'concluded at Naples on the fourteenth day of October 'one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two." Washington, Department of State, 28th August, 1S33. RAN 3uM'SHu7 EL. ships seventeen, eighteen and nineteen of range four Fractional townships ten and eleveji, and townships twelve, thirteen, seventeen eighteen, and nineteen of miles below Bordentown, N. the bank suddenly fell and buried two of them.

The third went to work manfully, and dug out one of his companions, but he was unfortunately dead. lie then proceeded to remove the clay from the other, and found, to his great satisfaction, that a small aperture had been left, by which the sufferer had been able to obtam a little air. He was soon released, and suffered but little from his durance. range ave. Townships ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, seventeen.

upon the advantages resulting ivoiu the accumulation of population and wealth in a town. We have no large to- ns in N. Carolina, and what is the consequence? Why, we have no State character! We build no ships to plough the high ways ot nations; we publish no books; we have v.o charitable and benevolent institutions, no asylums for the reception of the blind, the dumb, the lunatic, and other poor and miserable subjects of the thousand "ills that fle.h is heir to." Ve have no Academies of Arts, Lyceums, Atlseniunrs, 3Iuseums. and other institutions of the kind which shed a lustre around the names of the cities of other States; We have no Law-school, Medical institutions. Theolo eighteen and nineteen; of range six.

Townships twelve, thirteen, fourteen; fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen and nineteen of -ange seven. At the same place, in continuation, commencing on the fourth Monday in November next. (25th November.) From every quarter we see it stated that the State Banks are willing to receive the depositcs, and transact the business for the Government on the same terms which the United States Bank, now does- We believe the people are every day losing confidence in Biddle's bank, which we consider, in the strict sense of the word, an e-lectioneering establishment; we can therefore see no reason why this fund should not be. removed, and hope the transfer will be made. Knoxv'dle (Tenn.) Regisicr.

End of Pctersbifsg Rail-Road, Roanoke. for the disposal of the Public Lands within the limits ot i the limits ot the undermentioned townships and fractional onal be opened by the Subscriber in September, townships This new and splendid establishment will be fur-isn oj the Choc- rushed, fT1 a neat and fashionable manner, with t.ew Fur- took nluce in An amusing- occurrence North of the baseline, and East of the 3Icridi ram vising-, and everv othe.r ncci-srare and rnrnW Townships nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, Jor travellcrs and genteel comnany. The ease teen, fifteen and sixteen, of range eight. i of nn 'p-k cur presence on Monday last. "We went into a Barber's shop not fir from Hanover-square, where we found William, a journeyman, comb-iu'' a gentleman's hair, who was asleep.

Du- Townships nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen; four-! foik Aind Cities'! bv 7 vjviuij i teen, fifteen and sixteen, of lange nine gical Seminaries, Literary, Mechanical, or Philosophical associations. All of tluse, and a hundred other kinds of societies and institutions for the alleviation of pain ard sorrow, for the propacation of science, learning and taste, forlhe cultivation of genius, for the reward of industry and ingenuity, the encouragement of virtue, and the suppression of vice, require (lie concentrated wealth, and stimulating competition, which can only be found in populous cities. And Tl .1 iiiv. nvaiuiilliu UiCi IV I 5 IlfllTJlQOl" Townships tunc rv.r, -nooa, together with u.e advantages of the products Cf htteen and sixteen, ol ranire twelve. rui'j tne operation, we were snavod.

p-ot un. rj I Ljr M1 4 1 rkn -i -vl- In.tunAi-. a- 4- ownships seventeen, eighteen and nineteen of range r9n h' hpttpr A fcfl washed, and were going out; but observing thirteen that he has acquired a and knowledge hi bl i I -1 i i villi r'iTTtiitrTni'. lino i-ir I ii limit. i.

Ollll VUUIUIll tilVi liUtl Ul 11 13 we must make up our minds, in a short time, to forejro time, and the ownslnj)s seventeen, eighteen and nineteen of ranee i ,10 1 1CU the business, from navmcr conducted for a loner "i u. ilargeand similar establishments in the State ar rowaslups seventeen, eighteen and nineteen, of rancrei 1 West, that will ensure him success. He resnec reputation resnectfullr 4 1, A 1 .1 I a Townships seventeen and eighteen, and fractional KiU sixteen. ll" 1 The anti masons of Erie (Penn.) instituted a suit before a justice of the peace against some de mocrats for firing cannon in the streets of that borough on the fourth of July. The justice fin-eJ them, and on an appeal to the court of Com mon Pleas, the Judgment was reversed, Judge Shippen being of opinion, that the act of 1750 was obsolete; it having been the common practice for fifty seven years, to fire cannon on tho 4th of July: and this being "the first instance that ever a court of justice has heard of a prosecution for firing a cannon on that day." The prosecutors had to pay the costs of their trouble.

1 American Sentinel. concluded that he had been hired by the hour to operate. Every body can imagine our surprise, formed by the Boss, that both William and tae customer had been sleeping for more than half an hour; the one at ease in his seat and the other enjoying a perpendicular nap. N. Y.

Ga idle. all these advantages, or take such measures as will cure their possession. It is vain to hope for the growth of a large town in North Carolina, when the maikets in our sister State are accessible at a less expense. But if the produce of various kinds, which is now peddled in wagons through our own, and the adjacent States, and the immensfc quantity which is annually wasted for the want of a market, could be concentrated, at a small cost, upon two or three points n-ithin the State, we should soon see populalion increase, wealth accumulate business, now languishing, revive, arid all the comforts and enjoyments of life, brought within the reach of thousands who now toil for a precarious and scanty subsistence, For these reasons, we would greatly prefer a system' of improvement which would tend to build up our own AT THE LAND OFFICE AT AUG USTA. i '7 SlugeS Accommodation coaches, will leave Commencing on the iBUkely ereiy day, one for Fayetteville with the great- Third Monday in October ne.rL (21st Oct.) I wl! by 7 y.

-r, t' South and West. All gentlemen who are disposed tor tne disposal of the Public Lands within the limits of; take iail-Ilnad at Blakely, may depend on ihe undermentioned townships and fractional townships, their Horses well taken care of. and their Gim and forming a portion of the country ceded by the Choctaws, Carriages put under good shelter and hous- built ex-under the provisions of the. treaty aforesaid, s.inate presslv. New ro.ds safe Ferry Boats are estaldishi, 7i- and will be in tun operation in a few days.

Lienors CnMaw Pisrnet. viz. and Wines, all laid in from the oldest makers and im- Fractional townships one, two, three, four and five, of ttTS Ice houses, Mint beds, and Sturgeon -i: a -are erectmg.avKl will be in readiness. In fact, nothing Tivtt-ns: to nnp -u-'nieh would hnvp nniiositp pffect. even i.iu.,.ww,i shall be wanting- as far as his limited means will tro.

ta the lormer should be more expensive than the! Townships one, two. three, funr, fire and. six, of ran meet the satisfaction and comfort of all genteel com pany. ROBT Enviable Disease. An Irish peasant taind a neighbor of his one night lying speeches by the side of the road, and seeing an pass by, addressed him as follows: "iVldy come here, sure here's Mike Murphey the ditch, as dead as a door nail.

This quar-rot mi hour I've been shaking him, and devil a foot he wa-s at all," 'Miko Murphey dead? -exclaimed the other, 'oh, botheration to you, I'll engage he's not dead, sure didn't he sould his V'gthis morning?" On going to him and fie ivas only dead drunk, he exclaimed, Patrick, I wish I had just half his dis- latter. And, although we a'gpresent incline to favour1 eight. most, the project which would connect the Western! Townships one, two, three, four, five and six, of range Counties with'the Cape Fear, vet we do not look upon nine. that as an exclusive object of public regard. As far as Townships one, two, three, four, five and six of range our humble wishes and still more humble efforts may a-1 len 7 vail, we are ready to finite, cordially, with the friends Townships one, two.

three, four, five and six, of range of internal improvement in anv feasible scheme for the eieven. II lately, N. C. August 24, 1833 123o acres oi "for-sulc. interest.

an orv of our srood old Slate. iucmuu uurc, ai juioia, lu The Subscriber bcinc anxious to move to iU New Jersey We take tl occasion to say that every democratic paper printed in our State, is favorable to the plan of a National Convention. There is a unity of principle a.d harmony of action among us, that would do credit to the "keystone" or the "empire" and which promises well for the future political history of New Jersey. Our opponents, who watch with hawk's eyes, all our movements, thought they had found a mare's nest in a sentence dropped by the Bridgeton Observer; but it turns out to be a pu mp-kin The Observer goes with the democratic party, in the measure of a Convention, as in all others. Trenton (iV.

Emporium, But in order to effect anv useful eet we must on ihejirst Monday in November next, (4lh November.) of loca nreiod ces Jwe mu.t m. for the disposal of the Public Lands within the limits of the West, now offers for sale Im valuable plantat on the undermentioned township and fractional townships tuated the county of Wake, 12 west of Rale.g;. within the narrow precincts of ourj make some xnhrificps rices confine our views nftintr ap topi inn hf tf tint vipnr thf. whnlp situate North of the base line, nnd East of the Meridian ojon the road leading to Chape ami on the th? ChortCLTF District, VIZ: i rev, unaui, inuia.ii ami iitrv CKrtrwa. Townships one, two, three, four, five and six of range "rc is oi me aiverncmionea tract, six or eini dred acres of the best bottom land, and about two ln.n- jdred cleared and in cultivation.

This land is :mVi.r jed, by all who know it, to he one among the most variable tracts the country. I would rather thru poison. Townships and three of range thirteen. Townships, one, two and three, o'" range fourteen Townships one, two and three, of range fifteen. Townships one, two and three, of range sixteen.

Fractional township one, of range seventeen. wishing to buy, would view the premises and judge themselves. It affords a pretty good situation lr a Store, There i a comfo table dwelling and gt-od Cr Teller and Crcsar, who are under sen- of death in Ilaitford, Conn, will be the first criminals executed in private tho United S. l)J lhc Statute law, passed by the Legislature of to state in 1830, criminals are to be executed V-her in tho jail or in an enclosed yard; to pre- obsertion. The SherifT, in compliance Vvitti the law, has nmvirli Fractional township one, of range eighteen.

State as entitled to our care and our affection. If we can divest ourselves of selfish motives sufficiently to agree upon the location of the first road and carry it into successful operation; the great obstacle will then be overcome, incredulity will be removed, and the work may be prosecuted with-that degree of energy which will naturally result from one fortunate enterprize. But if we split into local parties, each refusing to eo-operate in any scheme which does not promise immediate advantage to its own section it is evident that we shuld do nothing, and, through our inaction, and the entei-prize of neighbors, lose, forever, the golden opportunity we now enjoy to siake 2forth Carolina a great and prosperous State. The graud canal of New York will endure, through all time, a monument of the genius energy patriotism of Cli.ntox, more enviable than the proudest cenotaphs, Also the undeimeniioned townships umbered North. 'out houses, with a little repairing Persons wish.ng to from the thirty.

first de cree of Latitude, and situate betrrem buy, would do well to apply earlv, as a great barton theo'd Indian boundwv ana tne exienaea oase une vj inr. ur iwu. i wuum ia.h.c -uuu hj Choctaw District, and West or the Meridian ot tne a 'e-'or part in casn, ana g.ve long creuu ioi ojhaluu? obeli's District, viz: aii ciiciuouiu at nic ot the nrison. or I will exchange it for Western lands, provided it lies where I like it. This land would make a desirable situation for persons 'iving in the lower country to resort durine the sicklv ason.

The land may he seen, PAIRS UNMATCHED, The Legislature of Missouri, at their session in November 1832, passed laws to divorce from the bonds ot matrimony 50 couples! these acts were vetoed by the Governor, but were notwithstanding; the vto passed into laws by the Constitutional majority of the General Assembly. CTJ7 Extract ol a Jetter from a gentleman in Clinton, or loftiest columns inscribed with blood to ihe honour of Fractional township, ten, oi range six. Fractional township nine, and township ten, of range seven Fractional tov nships nine and ten, of range eight. Fractional townships ten, of ranges nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen and fifteen. Fractional township nine, and township teD, of range sixteen.

At the commencement of the first sale at Augusta, David Crockett, in a letter to a friend announces his triumph over his opponent: the conqueror. Has North Carol ina no son, who possesses the noble spirit, and the adventitious genius, to emulate the great on application to Mr. Kimbrougli Jones at any time. TIGNAL JONES. Jr.

July 30, 1833. 37tf THE Subscriber having qualified as administrator on the estate cf the late Lieut. JAMES II- Unr Sir Went through tight squeezing benelactor ot New lorlcf titz 170. Yours, D. there will be offered to the highest bidder, such Lands formerly sold'at St Stephens, situate within the present Sampson County, dated Sept.

11th: "I take the I iberty through 3'ou to communicate to the Citizens of Raleigh and its vicinity that we have procured a subscription of 53,000 for the eonsrtuction of a Kail Road from Wilmington through this place to ENTERED on tl Stray Books of Chatham County on the 12th instant, by James Dicksa gray COOK, dee'd, at the present term of the County Court of Kt-gecc-mb, requests all persons indebted to the said s-s! ate to make payment, and hereby notify all these La ir.g clairrs agamst saides'a'e, t' iring them forward vv 'h'n the tune limited tv v. otherwise this notice will be plead bar of their rt-coven BENJAMIN J) BATTLE, Adm'r. 1333, 4t Raleigh, aud we hope the co-operation of the citizens of Mississippi. -F. E.

Plummer has re-' his seat ia the House of Representatives, nth a view to his being a candidate for the U. atos Senate, in opposition to Mr. Poindexter; J. F. Claiborne offers his.

services to the We in place of "Mr. limits ot the Augusta District as nave ocen nnnquisnea io the United State, or have reverted for and which have not been exposed so public sale subsequent to the relinquishment or reversion thereof. At the Land Office at MOUNT SALL'S, on the Second Monday Oct. nczt, (lAth Ocf.j Thsre will fee exposed tpp.nblis-saU the Public Lands horse, about 5 feert high, with marcs ot saddle anu harness, and OTthiq order, appraised at BIO. JOSEPH CKNEY, Ranger bf H'P- FOlfCIIE, D.

Kanger. Sept. 3d. Raleigh. I would suggest that it might go frorri Clinton to Rak by the way of Waynesborough.

I thinly we will be- able to increase car subscription to $15fiQ0..