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FAYETTE VILLiE, N O. TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY i 5, 1833;
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.:. tW vttrt.TSITRD. AVEEKLY. I
ao an nct annum, if paid m advance: gS
f:Mu dunns Hie year oi suuscripuou.
or
50 at the end of the year, a
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted forsixty cents per
Warji for the first, & thirty cents for each sticceed
gpab Heat ion. Advertisers are requested to state
C ITU 'lIUCi LI I I IISvl MUI19 UV.01 i..utv m j win w w uai-
ued till forom, anacnargea accoraingiy.
.Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
JIaye just received, ; :
yfiffv Bags pririie green Coffee,
120Q Bushels Iaverpool Salt.
January 8A looo. .
14-3 wL
BOJmJYJ$T$ ana
a Case Tuscan BONNETS,
J, 1 do Belgian.,, ditto.
2 do Misses, assorted
j- Jllso- .
ndn7. Pa'm leaf HATS.
xeived per. SteanSBoat Henrietta, aneffor sale-
by
AMOS KIMBALL
Tanuary 8,' 1833.
14-tf.
i . t
tm r I 1.1 J WoJn.eJau tliA IfiiV. msl. that
well known HOUSE & LOT on Person street,.
( wishing to purchase previous to the day of sale,
I apply to Mr. Wm. WaddilL Terms libera!.
- O. K. TUTCfe J
)inuary 6 1832. j i , ' y 14-2w. 1
PAXUABIiE PI, AITATIOrV
f ! : FOR SALE. 1 - . . i
XHE Subscriber 'is authorized to sell that valuable
Plantation belonging' to Lundy Lee, containing1
nit 1120 acres, a.nd lying; in Sampson County, ion
j direct road from Sampson C. House to Averasbd
h, and the direct road from Sampson C, House
ikleigh, 46 miles froiri Raleigh, and 18 or 20 from
rasboroughi On the premises are a good two
f Dwelling andj'the usual Out Houses. It is jan
Hlent stand fbrj a Public .House, as the roadj is
ji frequented, j If not sold by the 26th instant; it
on that day, oii ,the premises, be rented for one
f .1 -For furtbsr information, apply to the Subscri
IP, M..' at Cox's Store; SamDson, who livea near
place, and wilVshowit to any person desirouslof
phasing. The terms will be made accommooai
say a part of (he purchase money cash, and one
Vo years credit for the balance.
I J ? WILLIAMS COX. Asent
mary 8. 144;! ; ? r or Lundy Ze.
I ;list of ondsr
JO be sold ftr the Taxes due thereon for the y ears
1 1830 and 1831. ' The sale to take place at the
rt House in Fayetteville, on thfc 8th day of Fe-
arynext-V.,- -.; !'; "-i: "-. "-C ' . Tax.
I acres, supposed to be Alexander Munns,i
1 not listed, oti Dobbin's Creek, Cents. 75
!do. Hugh Cravy, waters of Black riVer, not I
flisted, . : r; ' - ; --. 30
5 do Mary McCbll. on Puppy Creek, . . ;43
I Iot North aidei ot Rou an street, Dar. Hay's, i30
) acres on Rum Creek, Estate of A Smith, $1 -00
i do f ' do do do :10
do do 'do do 74
do Cowpen Branch. do . do !32
JOHN BLACK, Late Sheriff. ,
kiiuary 8, 1833. . j 14-ts. j
SARDEN SEEDS JF
J onusuariy large supply ot GAMDLN SEEDS,
of every description, raised by J.. L. BeldeiV of
lersfield,, Connecticut, and -of the growth of
iuet received and tor sale by : f
J - ... ... J. CAMPBELL,
iary 1,1833. - - ' I3tf. I-
f . Notice.
IE Notesand Accounts of the Subscriber; for
Medical services, are in the hands of John Wihs
Esq for collection. - AH persons indebted 'are
sted to make immediate payment to Mr. Wins
i lie is instructed by me.to take It-gsd steps for
overy of all claims that are not promptly paid.
JAS. T. GILLIAM.
'Jttv-tiec. 27,-1832, , 13-3w. -i ,
JMJ&F RECEIVED,
" Bv Steamboat Henrietta. f i
Hhds. Prime .Molasses, ' " "
15 do, P. R- Sugar,
20 Casks Cheese,
10 Bbls Cider,
10 Kegs white Lead ground in Oil)
; 4 Bbls. Spanish Brown, &C . V
-: , - - : for sale by . j
! v; ; t THOS: SANDFORD & CO.
ictorage and Commission
c . . ..' BUSINESS. i '
Subscriber having large and commodSoua
are houses in a convenient part of town,! and
.ted aa-.lo be almost entirely out of all danger
, would attend to any business connected with
Hive liftQon the. usual terms, and hopes, by red
f the advantages-he may possess in point of se-
against that destructive element, and his own
ions to give general satisfaction- in cases
e business is entrusted to him, to receive a share
bhc patronage. i .
. . HBNRV HORN.
B. Country Merchants and others consigning
Is and Packages to" my .care (rom any of the
ern Cities, or any part of the Country, will
ivrith prompt attention in having them forward
any part of the State or the adjoining counties
f tteville. Jan. 1, 1 833. ( 13tf.) , H II , 1
' -1 isolation of 4T;ori rttiotrsli i r.
copartnership heretofore existing under the
of Locke & Baughan was on the 20th offhis
;dissolved, by mutual consent. Those who are
ted toour late Firm are requested lo come for
1 immediately land make payment, as longer in
snce cannot be given. : v j
WILLIAM LOCKE. I
- CARTER T BAUGHAN
,'euevuic, ucc. 01,1833. 13-3t
imu suDScnoer nas removed his STORE-lo the
House recently; occupied by c. P. Mallett. Esn.
Street.
- WILLIAM LOCKE.
mi.. c..i.-:i....
jluc isuusui'iucr.
ONTDfUES hi STORE in the same Buildinir
. t 1 w ' t - b m . O
iwiutirwasoccupiea oy iuocKe ex. naugnan, on
n Street. C. T. BAUGHAN.
.' : iPidno JForte. - f , .
IT received from the Manufacturer,' one ele
:nt PIANO FORTE, for ale by 1
I 1 I THOS. SANDFORD & Co.
IIIFZJE GWJVS tor Sale.
THE Subscriber will keep a supply of Rifle Guns
of his own make ?t the Store of Hall & John
son in Fayetteville, where those wishing to purchase
may hnd them at all times at my lowest prices, l nose
having my name engnaved on .them, wilLbe warrant
ed good, and none oilier. ' Orders left with H. & J.
for particular description of Guns, will have attention.
January 1,1833.413 3t
."jT-
N the first
rday in" February next, at a se-
9lW lected site
fohn C. Williams's Land, near Sar-
dis Church, on
er Little River, the building of a
a -a . J t 1 .
new -Church H
e will be let to me lowest Diauer.
Terms andSp
lfications to be required of the un
uertaker, will I
made known by application to Dun-
can Monroe ar
.Henry Elliott, Esqrs., , two of the
subscribed uojamissioners.
DUNCAN MONROE,
j HENlfY ELLIOTT,
: i . 'lAnt ! tint T T ma cn
Commissioners.
; JOHN C. WILUAMS. J
Cumberland County. Jan. 1,1833. 13-3t
N011CE is hereby given, to all persons having
claims against the County of CumberhmdXo pre
sent them to Daniel McLharmid. Jq:t aX his Othce,
on oV before Friday, the first day of "ebruary next,
at which time the Committee of Finance will meet to
pass upon all claims which may be presented. Those
having claims for services as Patrols are required to
present their. respective accounts duly authenticatecL
JUNA iHAJN cyans: i uommmee
GtTRDON DEMING, V of
I . D. A. DAVIS, , Finance.
Fayetteville Jan. 1, 1833. , j T x3tlF.
Hhds Porto Rico SUGAR,
v 70 Bags Cuba Coffee, ' t :
i xo.qr. uasns sweet Maiaga wirst,
1 lO do do Dry ' do I do, :
' 10 do do Sherry " -do,
15do do Marseilles Madeira do,
! 10 Bags Spice, " I
5 cases Wool Hats,
, ' For sale by
THOS. SANDFORD & CO.
December 18.
11-tf.
. 1 :," ' ! r : FOR. SALE,- Hv.-.i
For the Year 1 833.
i . By ' ARCIPD CAMPBELL.
November 20, 1832. , r : 7tf. -
iyK Casks fresh Thomastown Stone LIME,
JVjJtJ , Just receivedand for sale by
i i THOS. SANDFORD & CO.
, ) ?i , - Commission Merchants
Fayetteville. Dec. 18, 1832... 11-tf.
j, : f otic
flHE Subscriber having- determined on closing his
:x prtsem ousiness in r nyeuevHiei wm sen qui nis
- STOCIC OP FAtfCY GOODS
I ' At prime cost, consisting of, ' ;
Superfine Cloths and Cassi meres,
Italian Silks and Satin Levantines,
Gros-de-Berlin and Gros-deNaples,
.Rich fancy colored Silks, all kinds,
'- A great variety of fancy Shawls, t .
Irish Linens, Lawns and Diapers, ;
' Cambric, Jacconet and Sw iss Muslins,
, "j A great variety of Silk and Cotton Hosiery,
.' Blond, gauze and bobjnet lace Veils,1 .
IBobinet Lace Tippets and Collars, ; 1
'Fancy Vstings and Italian" Cravats,
' Best buck and horsesk in Gloves, j
; Bombazines and Bombazetts, . '
'Bobbins, Laces and Footings,
' Calicoes and Ginghams, :
j ".. . Cambric and furniture Dimity,
One case fine Leghorn Bonnets,
( One ditto, low priced, "k
Dunstable Bonnets and Caps,
' Hats, Shoes and Looking Glasses,' ,
Princes Cords and Beaverteens,
An assortment of.rich bonnet Ribbons,
MA great variety of miscellaneous articles.
All of which will be sold much lower than former
prices.
HENRY L.
JONES.
11-tf- v
Fayetteville. Dec. 18, 1832.
,Te Sub sci! lb
AS just received on consignment, and offers for
bale, Person street.
IOO Casks fresh Thomastown LIME,
j G Hhds. good MOLASSES. .
, v WILL. O. JEFFREYS.
December 10. 1832. -
FOR SALE,
Tos. SauAiLOYd & Co.
QA Hhds. Molasses,
5 do. Sugar,
20 kee-s Nails, assorted.
40 bbls. No. 1 &.-2 Mackerel,
15 casks Cheese, .
60 sacks blown Salt, '
1 , 5 qr. casks Malaga Wine,
j 10 bbls. N. E. Rum.
10. tons Swedes Iron, (handsomely assorted,) daily
expected, which will be sold in lots on reasonable
terms.'- - . ? November 20.
1
Vegetable Powder for Diseases of the
For sale at the Bonk Store of.
E. J. H ALE.
MR. DANIEL ' SUTHERLAND, is constituted
- my Agent for the -collection of all. Notes and
Accounts due- to, me, with instructions to proceed
indiscriminately, by legal process, against all who
lail to pay on first application. - -
; t. ' . 7 -AVM L. HAWLEY. ;
I OFFER for sale at, my -.3 tore;- three doors East of
; Market Square, Person-at., wholesale or retail,
'' Sole and JJpper Leather, , t
jV i Skirting and Harness do.
tog SKins, -
! Best Philadelphia Calf Skins,
Cochineal, Blue and Black Coach Lining Skins,
r j Facing, Padding and Shoe Lining Skins, ;
. Common and Coarse Shoes, by the Case or re-
1 tail, .- S ".ri.- - "
j Fine and Wool Hats, " . ' .
t ' Shoe Thread, and Black Varnish, ,
i Men's Shoe Lasts,"assorted, j
Together with a general assortment of Groceries.
1 v WM. L. HAWLEY;
Oct. 8. 1- v 1-tf -
New and Clieap
, ! 'f
H. CAMPBELL, JR. ; !
GRATEFUL for past favors, informs bis friends,
and the Public, that he will still remain at the
old Stand, on the North side of Hay-street, a few
doors above the Market House; where he is now re
ceiving a large supply of j J , f '
comprising all that is New and Fashionable, careful
ly selected by himself, in New York and Philadel
phia; and is now determined to sell very low,' for
Cash, Wholesale and Retail. r ; ; , I
It is i parjicularly requested, that all those, who
have been so often called on for payment 'of their ac
counts, and have hitherto neglected to do so, will
now make immediate payment, as it is necessary that
all old accounts should be settled without any delay.
v - . II. CAMPBELL, Jr.
r7Wt Daily Expecleil, A Large
Assortment of all kinds of SILK THREAD LACES,
New Style of Goods for Ladies' Dresses; IMPERI
AL TEA, in Canister, LOAF, and LUMP SUGAR,
&c. &c, with great variety of bther Articles, too te
dious to enumerate, i -; HJCJr.
Fayettevillei th Sept.. 1833. 98-tf
J. GALES & SON'S
1 A
'A
For sale by
E. J. HALE.
Just received by Steam- Boat ffenriettd
f f(f Hhds. Molasses,
uvU 60 pieces Cotton Bagging, I
10 doz. Champaign,
J , ! " 10 qr. casks Malaga Wine, -50
casks fresh Lime fo sale by
THOS. SANDFORD & CO
Dsceviier 10. ! f lOtf.
Bbls. prime IRISH POTATOES, for sale
by the barrel or at retail, by ' 1 i
W. L. HAWLEY.
December 10. 10-. i; Person street.
Soticc to Travellers,
FARE REDUCED. I j
THE Charleston Mail Coach, viaLumberton, Ma
rion Court House", and Georgetown, leaves the
Planter's Hotel every day at 2 o'clock P. M.
I This Line has been greatly improved by the addi
tion of new Coaches and several Teams of Horses.
The time so arranged that Godfrey's Ferry and Pee
Dee Swamp are crossed by day light: the Houses of
accommodation are good. , - " ' !
I Fare through $ 18. Apply for Seats, or further in
formation, at the Planter's Hotel. j
I- A. DOUGLASS, Agent fa tte Proprietor.
i N. B.- All Baggage and Parcels at the risk
01 the owners. -- '
t December 10. . . . lOtf.
4 A O Casks of Thomastown, and "150 casks of
L lO Rhode Island white h mo I.TMR. fx vnr
superior article) just received and for sale by r
p" - E. L. & W WINS LOW.
January 2, 1832. r ? 61tf.
R COC H RAN, lat e of the Lafayette Hotel, has ta-
ken the large and commodious House known
as the Planter's Hot-l, at the foot of Hay Mount, on
Hay Street, where be if prepared to accommodate
Travellers and Boarders The General Stage Office
is kept at the above Hotels where all the Stages ar
rive at and depart rrom. v
Fayetteville, June 1. . - : ' 31tf.
Jrr Casks, in good order, for sale by
iisLvfi ! JOHN HUSKE & SON.
' August 6M, 1832. ; ,. i . !
B o ot an4? So e iManxif act or y ,
, AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.I
i The Subscriber has cotninenc
ed business in the above line, fit the
Store lately occupied by Mr Henry
L. Jones, three doors south of Market
Square, where he will keep on hand a general assort
ment of BOOTS &. SHOES of his own manufacture
and of warranted materials. ' j
As he intends selling exclusively forwA, his ctistp
mers may expect to be supplied on the lowest pos
sible terms ) r -i ' "
! PELEG PEARCE.
tC7Bootsand Shoes made to measure!, and
repaired at the shortest notice. . f P. P. ..
March 6. . ' t . . : . ' . .; ,r
Sugar aiid C offeeL
- r - -' 1 ' w- ; " i
- - JUST RECEIVED ASD FOB SALE,,
T. Croix and New Orleans SUGARS, in hhds.
Porto-Rico ditto, in bbls. .
S
5 bags sup. old white COFFEE, for family use.
- JOHN MUNN.
April ITS I 76tf, !
--i ;AR:! ;l '
THE Subscribers respectfully announce tq their
friends ahd the public, that they have purchased
t he Stock of Goods of Mr Duncan Smithf and intend
conducting the Tailoring Business under the Firm of
smith, Mcdonald & cd. -
two doors south of Market Square, where they re
quest all to come and examine for themselves, "V
Their Stock consists of a very general assortment
of Blue, Black and Olive Saxony CLOTHS, CASSl
MERES assorted, superior quality, best plain and fi
gured VELVETS, VESTINGS, CAMLETS, and all
necessary TRIMMINGS, of the best kind.: - Also, a
great, variety of Sewing and Darning NEEDLES,
BODKINS, ect. They pledge themselves to dispose
of their Goods at the most moderate prices, and all
Work entrusted to them will be done neatly and in a
workmanlike manner. - :''-.
DANIEL SMITH,
JNO. MAC DONALD. .
ARCH'IF JOHNSON.
June 5.1832. . . 63-tf. i
Travelling Trunks and Bags.
JUST received an assortment of Leather TRAV
ELLING TRUNKS and BAGS. ! i V
' ' For sale by i
- ' 'A." KIMBALL.
November 13. ; . " 6-tf. .
Cf Boxes prime Cod FISH.'
AA3 - y For sale by :
November 13. i.
FOR 1833.
BsW W m :-S
KIMBALL.
E-tf.5 1
Aid KEGS WHITE LEAp, warrante4 pure,
L M.J 102 Gall. Lamp Oil, j
- 2000 lbs. Glauber Salts, 90Q lbs. Epsom,
Mr :20Q lbs. Chloride Lime,
-A . - 1 bale Hops, . -. !
, ' 1 carboy Aquafortis, . ;. -V-'
:'. 1 do Sulphuric. Acid,
' 7 Hampers Black Bottles, !
- y Glass 8x10 and 10x12, Putty in bidders,
1 Ink Powder and Liquid Ink, MaVnard &
-NoyesV . f- i!
Red and coloured wafers, . J
n syrup aassaparma ana JLiverwonc,
; Swaim's Panacea, genuine,;
Indelible Ink, " 1,
Maccasar and Bear's Oil, (genuine)
Peppermint and Boneset Lozenges, j
Chlorine Tooth-wash, a very superior aiti
- cle for cleansing the Teeth, (genuine,)
T . Osborne's iSuperior Water Cplours, in. Via-
.... ; pie and Mahogony Boxes, J. ; i
: , , ' . . Superior Hair, Clothes, Ilatters, Paint and
i " White-wash Brushes, J Ii j'i
- - "Surgeon and Dentist Instruments,! superior
' quality, - - I ,.-J. '
- . ; Hull's, Eberlee's and common Trtisses,
Shop Furniture, Crucibles, Retorfs, and e-
vaporating Dishes, . i
Patent Medicines, (a large assortnent. ) j
ALSO,
Almonds, Raisins, Filberts & Englifh VVal
nuts. . . ; " -.; -.-' 1! . 1
: ' ' ! H. MAYNARD
, October 2. : ! 800-tf. i
k CO.
Syecfic or Ague onA er .
THOMAS'S INDIAN MEDICAMENy HM, .
4 N infallible remedy for Ague and Fevr, and all
A diseases of the stomach, arisint fi'om b'ile. - Ex
perience, the surest and mostconvincirtg.teacher, has
most satisfactorily proved the efficacy of this medi
cine, as a remedy for the above named diseases. I
It has frequently been tried, in long standing cases.
of Ague and Fever, and has been attendewith suc
cess. If resorted to1 on the first attack- of the Ague,
one dose is sufficient. i ; "i ' i 1
Patients who use this medicine, will hot hnd them
selves, while using it, under the necessity jofchang-
ing ineir orainarv oiet, or suspenumg iiici niicmiuii
to business. T- - ' - " - .
When the stomach is surcharged with ibile, one
dose of the MEDIC AMENTUM gives re
lief, as it cleanses the stomach of all morbid humours
and prevents all predisposition rto head-ache, indi-
crestion and levers, it. win oe iouna 10 oe oe 01 ine
most useful and convenient Spring and Fall- purga
tives that can be resorted to. : v - -
For sale by. S -A '1 ' j '.
THOMAS COCHRAN j
. North East corner of Market Square
To the Public J I
THE Subscribers do most cheerfully recommend
THOMAS'S INDIAN MEDICAMENT UM
for Aerues and FeversT havincr' suffered much from
that distressing complaint and found ; no jbermanent
relief until they made use ot that Medicpne. k is
perfectly safe and gives immediate relief when taken
IVVvlUlilU IV uibvuim
AKUH'JI SHI i ll.
NEILL McNAIR,
CASWEIJL S. BRAY.
Julv 9th. 1832. . 1 1 1 1 88-tf
. -
lemoYaV. !
JAMESJCYLE
''4-
TTAS removed o his New Brick Store; at his
sTJ. Stand, cotner of Market Square ahdjHay street,
where he is now receiving a large and ?general as
sortmentof --:ri '- v'-: -'-'I - j .? .f
HARDWARE & GROC JJRIES,
' Also, an assortment of i 1 ' - i
REST ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS,
All of which will be offered at reduced prices,
wnoiesaie or retail. . : j .
March 20. f - I -hF 72tfV
A LL Persons that are indebted to ihef subscriber,
thefi
iTL either by bond, note or book account, are par
ticularly requested to call and settle thel same, as 1
am closing my business in Fayetteville. f Longer in
dulgence cannot be given. . r- -if
. - .' HENRY, Lrf JONES.
December 18th, 1832.. . I i . . 11-tf
For Sale For Cash &rJProdute9
6 Hhds. N. O. and Porto Rico SUGAR,
10 Bags Coffee, . i , -
.- 50 Kegs cut Nails, assorted, from.4d to 20d.
Castings, a handsome assortment,
HeavyTrace Chains. Axes, Shovels, Cotton and
Wool Cards, Wagon boxes, Swedes and English I
ron, Copperas, Saltpetre,. Madder, Indigo, &c. &c.
"-.y. -ALSO- ' f-ZJ:l
- AN ASSORTMENT- OF STAPLE
MEN'S CLOAKS,! .;
1000 bushels Liverpool and Alum 'SALT.
- ' I JOHN MUNN.
December 4,1832. I 9 tf.
' :; ; Tor Sale,
A NEAT family CARRIAGE and Pannel GIG.
Also, BAROUCHES, Stick GIGS, light WAG
ONS. &C. . GARDNER & McKETHAN,
- r Coach Maksbs.
" Fayetteville, December 4, 1832. - - . 9tf.
XOTAClSi. ;
JUST received, per Steam Boat Henrietta, the fol
lowing Goods: f
' . 5 hhds prime Sugar, - .
8 bbls Tanners' Oil, i
- .. 1 hbd best Winter Lamp Oil, - I
20 kega White Lead, in Oil, i
' 200 lbs Dry Do. .11 ' '' -j-'
20 boxes 8x10 Window Glass, 1 . ,
2 tons Castings, assorted, some large Pots and
" Kettles; Wagon Boxes, &c ! f r --
1 Ceroon best Spanish Indigo, ..
.. Spanish Brown, E psora and Glauber Salts,1
Ginger, Madder, Camphor, &c.N
K ... JONES FULLER.
Nov. 27, 1832.
8-tf
1 -r - . . i
iL -
FAYETTEVILLE,! IV.C.
THE Subscriber tenders his sincere thank to the
2 public fotthe very liberal encouragement he has
heretofore received, and hopes by unceasing assidu
ity. to merit a crreatet nortion of riatrona?e. He
takes pleasure in stat ing, abat he has j ust erected a (
splendid Hotel on the spot wnere he formerly lived.
His table, as usual, shall be supplied With the luxu
ries of the market; and h)s Bar furntsbecT with U
quois and Wines, not inferior to any Public House in
the place. His Stables are also, new, - well supplied
with the best provender, and attended by careful and
skillful Ostlers. His charges will be jnoderate.
J i WADI LE CADE.
- November 27, 1832. . 8-tf.
NEW STORE.
FI1HE Subscriber respectfully informs 'the public
X that he has taken the Store lately erected by
Mr. Hooper, on the south' side of Person street, a
few doors east of Market Square, I where he is now
receiving and intends keeping constantly on hand, a
good supply pf the following articles i
Prime green (JUtftE, u, i
St. Croix, Porto Rico and N. Orleans SUGAR,
Liverpool and Alum Salt,
Swedes and English. Iron,
German and Blister Steel,
II'
Molasses, Pepper, Spice and Gingir,
Nails, Powder, Shot and Lead, ' j
Castings, Axes, Spades and Shoveljs,
Cotton Bagging, Bale Rope and Twine,
Trace Chains, Halters and Weeding' Hoes,
jin.Ji-! :' ..it I iF- T.
urugs ano iticuiciucs, i . i
Loaf ind lump Sugar, Copperas,
Window Glass and Putty; Bellows,
Sole and upper Leather
Anvils, Vises,
DRY GOODS,
CROCKERY, HATS AND SHOES.
CO TTON AND WO OL CARDS. 8cc. &c.
Without further enumeration, , hi.4 Stock compri
ses an assortment particularly adapted to the country
trade, all of which he is disposed, to sell at fair prices
for cash or country prodrfee, for which he will at all
times pay the highest marfct prices J i ' r
WILL- O. JEFFREYS.
N. B.-Any Commission'Businessl will-also meet
with prompt attention.
October 9. f
1-tf.
Xew Yatcies, 3eery, &c.
J. CAMPBELL
ITT AS. just received and offers
JUL tor sale, at his Old Stand,
a few doors West of the Market
Square, a new and handsome as
sort me nt of
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FASHIONABLE JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE, FINE1 CUTLERY; MILITARY
GOODS, MATHEMATICAL and MUSICAL IN
STRUMENTS, FINE PAINTS, PERFUMERY, &c
together with almost every article usually found in
establishments of the kind.
Fayetteville, Dec 4. H
9-tf
i ldyCIqck and Watch .repairinnr and
work in the line thankfully received and punctually
attended to.
Old
ITROM THI MSTBOPOUTAX.
-THE EDUCATION OF LOVE.
- h . BT S. WIID. F
Young Lov was once, (ong ere the seige of Tjoy)
A very Deauuiui dux simple Doyj -
His blue eyes sparkled, and his heart was light,'"
His flowing ringlets were as sun-beams bright
But then the child could neither read nor write.
'Tis true, whilst roaming on his buoyant wing,
He sought andfound a joy.ineveryithing;
True, that his bosom would enraptiir'd thrill, ; -When
by the fountain or the tinkling rill,
He met the jwood-nymphs, or the Grecian maids,
Or rambled with them through the forest shades;
by
iiui uien, aias; uie nuie urcinn Knew
Noteven how to; pen a billet-doux;'!
A simple flower, cull'd for the maiden's breast,
One half of that which he would say exprestj
His eyes most eloquently told the rest. ,
Mi nerva mark'id all this and undertook,
(Ah! fatal task,) to teach the boy lis book.' '
She first his mother sought; Madam," said she,
"Pity it is so sweet aboy should be
- So sad a' dunce!" ' : u "
Venus confess'd it was, indeed, too bad,
And begg'dj Minerva would instruct the lad
.. At once. ; ' " "?; .
Then Love Was torn from his jwrild haunts away,
And ny mph and piaiden mourn 'd him manyra ifey,
With all the, pathos of the rustic layt ' )
Sung to the: sighing breeze and moaning brook -Meantime
thle boy wept o'er the hated book, ! '
Envying the bird that past, on wing so free, V
To the green woodlands, where hellonged to be.
Instead of moping there o'er A, B, C. "
In vain he weeps, in vain remission asks, '
For one short moonlight ramble from his tasks;
The stern Minervawith an angry look, .
Boxes his ears and bids him mind his book. ,
... i - i , . ,f . . j
At length, (so mystic hieroglyphs relate,) . "
Young Love became submissive to lis fatej . e
Grew fond of learning but, alas! hie" grew
Proud, insincere, and avaricious toojh j
Some wood-nymphs found him stadving 'neath an
oak, I . ' v .1 I "
But not one smile could all their smiles provoke,
He ask'd them, if they took him for a fool?
Toss'd his proud head, and hurried back to schoeL '
Beauty, however, soon reclaimed the boy,.
Back to his former woodland haunti of joyj ..
But he had learnt, alas! to cheat her ear . ,
With well-feign'd fantasies of hope and fear,
And seeming fonder,' was much less sincere. r '
But ob, still worse, was that sad moment when
Minerra taught young Love to use his pen.
Farewell the token-flowe'r--the speaking eye
The ready blush that would reveal 'the he; f
His feelings,1 passions, now may all.be told ,
On smooth white paper, with an edge of gold;
The cheated maidens, were the ob the spot,
Might see him blush, tile paper tells it not; "
Impassion'd words of feelings never felt . j .
He uses now, the wood-nymphs' Icarta to melt, v.
They read the soft epistle and believe,
Whilst the sly urchin titters in his sleeve.
Lais, dear Lais, how shall I express,
My bleeding bosom's utter wretcbedneist.T
I've had a hurt, it is, indeed; but slight, n
But then, twill keep me from the grove tc
Lais, dear Lais, say, eon words reveal . f
4-
The pangs which those , who love
in absence le
Tliis c&sM; dispatch'd next minute
you behold , .
The little knave another sheet unfold;'
Begging 'fair Daphne will in pity leave
Her distaff, for a moooliht walk that
, eve! - j j
Ah me ! it was a sorry moment when '
The urchin Love first learnt to holja
pen. , ,j . '
Reading and writing quite chough had
' been ' . - -To
spoil the simple boy, as we have
seen; . ". . j
But Wisdom's . goddess quite to ruiu
brought him -Ere
she had done! , Arithmetic she
taught him! v L.
From that time forth, no more Young
Love teas young!
Dollars and cents were ever on his
tongue;
No more be woos the brigh ey 'd nymphs
, and maids ' I .
To ev'ning rambles in the forest shades
He better loves beside their sires to
keep, I
And, learn how many line, how many
sheep,' j- ..
How much in houses, and how much
1 ,
in lands, ... '
Will be the premium with their daugh
ters nanus. , , '
In vain hath Lais, sparkling eyes for
Beside her father's goil theylook but
.V dim; w - .
In vain for hun hath Danhine
ravea
. 10CK8, . : J
, ,
He better loves her
father's fleecy
flocks; -
Nay,' homely Phillis hath the master-
chaim, . - -.
Her sire possessing much the' largest
farm. : r ; . . ' j .
Yes! that sweet boy, si innocent and
With laughing eyes and flowing sunn
'. hair -,.'!'
He of the' buoyant wihsr and iovou
heart, '. t. j
Whose presence could more happiness
impart,
To humble cottage krtd - to daisied
- field, ; !
Than wealth can purchase or vain fash
ion yield; j
Minerva spoilt him grown both proud
and witty, j
He soon forsook Uie Country for the
city. . " I
There you will find him; either with
n "At scholars '
Valuing beauty that s, counting dol-
lars, . . j
Orelse upon the 'Change his nets are
i- spread, ' I .
To catch some rich old jew, whost
daughter he would wed.
Washington, January 4.
It is with feelings of no ordina
ry regret we announce to our rea
ders the death of oiir highly veh
eraied fellow citizen, John Gray
Blount, Esquire,) who- expired
without a struggle or a groan, at a
little; before 2 o'clock this morning
in the 81st year of, his age. All
who were honored with an ac
quaintance of he kleceased, caa
bear ready testimony tohi9 inesti
mable wuitli and rriost respected
character, j A kinder or more af
fectionate parent riever lived, a
more sincere friend or a more dis
interested benefactor. He has left
a numerous and afflicted family to
mourn their bereavement, and a
void in society which his surviv
ing friends and the community at
targe will feel is Jrjot readily to be
supplied. lr. B Sras one of that
gallant band who effected, in the
arduous struggle of .'76, the esta
bjishment of our National Inde
pendence,1 and with' it the politi
cal blessings we have since expe
rienced; and he remained through
life the honest, consistent and in
corruptible patriot;
The Savannah! Republican of
the 5th inst. says, jit is generally
supposed the Cotton crop of Geor
gia will fall short from 30 to 50, -000
bags.': 'V; ; ' "' ',
Volunteer against the NulUfiert
The Reading (Penn.) battilion
of volunteers have cCered their ser
vices to the. President, . in case it
should be necessary, to'use . force
against the Nullifiers. Tliisexatn-
pTe,would be immediately follow
ed, were their services wanted by
many a corps of Volunteers in New
England. Con, -Paper
FROM THE CHARLESTON COURIEK. ;
We lay before our readers Uis
morning, the Replevin Act pass
ed by the Legislature of this Siate
to prevent the collection of the
Federal Revenue In our ports.
It will be seen that it does not
prohibit the Merchant from pay
ing duties on importations, but
merely afford him a chance, and
that a very doubtful one, incum
bered with a tedious and expen
sive litigation, of evading a corn:
pliance with his obligation to ths
Government. Yc feel no ap
prehension that any fJerchant
will risk the Icj3 cf credit, con
equent upon cnsjinin any cucli
controversy. The Lawyers who"
made this new rcid ta center
cial wealth, will bz left to travel
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