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OBSERVER.. war the verdict; fcftUt bains IWxagfvJsg td Court net Jt MriM, the Soiiertor wa found ahta dinner timer aa be thea bUT the Cot4 ewer Oat ia n efrBlaa be wan net retort 4 U ar reeaiaaeaconed, Imtalaa rats, k urs n aa- TCRSD1T, R0TE1BKR tU8V Tmb Cmi or Pomohum. The Inetemntiee of the Governor, offering a reward ef $300 will be found ia thia paper. Maay rumors of the arrcat of Mr. 8Unpea have beea ia circolatioo; bat all have turned eat ta ba uofoaoded. Tba swot reliable reformation wa have heard, laada ta tha belief that aba pseud through Rib no a eoaaty. Ate.,' an tba way ta Georgetown aad Charleston. - Oar aowwianity waa cssoidfrahly excited a few day r by a grewly fains, aad llkalloaa artiela ia tha Wilmington Ceujmeeeial, which aever amita an opportanity ta vent tta malignity agaiaet Fay aUa? ill. Nat having aaraelf been ptaaaat at aay part af tba legal esaoaloolioao bate tha case, aad baviag indeed wa perseaal knowledge aa tba enb- jeet, wa oopy fraai tba North Careiiaiaa tha fol lowing aelhoraed exposure oT tha maataUmsnta af tba Commercial. Ia additiea to which, wa bapa that tboaa mltwested will taka lagal atepa ta take tba steaderereW, ia tba aoly mode ia which ba eaa ba reached. THE nom TIH KOtTR CAXOI.IXUK. POISON CASE WILMINGTON COMMERCIAL. swift to cna itiaas.-.Cfl Tha Wilmington Commercial af Tuesday last eoataiaa aa extended notice af tha raoant death of Mr. A. C. 8impaaa af thia town; giving apoa tha authority of aama iafonnaui, a a ember of particu lars ta regara te oaM death, (maay of them ar roneoaa,) aad thereupon making a very uncalled or, impruoeut, ana aniuetinable attack, aot only upoa tha Coroaar, tha J try, the press, &c, but aa wa conceive, apoa the character or peraona wham ha has aot pointed out, thus leaving Um waoia community with vary equivocal credit. ia oroer to aa iuny understood, wa give a sy- nopwe ot tne Commercial a article to-wit: "That Mr. Simpeoa died very onddenly; that tha Nartk Carolinian very "quietly" announced the fact, aa if nothing waa wrong; lliat "the cir cumstances atteadiag liia death were of the most atrocioaa criminality, aad that men of reapec ta ble ataadiag ia aociety, betrayed their official trueta by aoppreaaiBg doeameala aad retarding la gal p roc eaa long enough to giro the murderess time to escape"; that Simpeoa and hie wife lived' together in a very disagreeable manner; that he informed her of hie inteatioa to file a bill of di vorce; that aha bonfht arsenic, and "managed to giro it to him"; that arsenic wan found ia hie toinaoh; that "tha Coroner ia charged with grew aegleot af daty ia permitting her ta escape"; that "tlx verdict of the Coroner' Jury was not pro molgated for two days after the decision; and thxt it waa bald two daya Imager by one of that body"; that tba conduct of those persona who have thus become accessories after the murder, in atrocioaa aad without excuse; that they "place reepectahil ity, adultery and marder ia the same category"; that ha "kaewe Uia seotimeuta of a few of a 're spectable' clique ia Faystleville, who estimate humaa life according to tha position of the mur derer, ar tha astata of tha murdered, that it is time tha Frees af North Carolina ahaold do its duty ia exposing villainy," Ate, die. Tba article of the Commercial, with its error and its broad and deep censures upoa all concern ed, will ba copied iala the newspapers far and wide aver the caaatry; and therefore, no tha editor af aaa af the Fayetteville papers, aa well as one of the Jury of Inquest, we feel bound la make true statements to correct the erroneous impree eieaa which that artiela will make aa the public Mart. That Editor seems to hare everiooked that aui seraal cause af complaint, "the law's delay.' Tba tact is, that tba conduct af the Corwner, the Jury, and the examining physicians, is perfectly defensible; aad we are reody to defend it before aay tribunal: aad shall do so before that of public pinion. We live under restrictions of law and the law must take its course, he that course swift or slow. The death of Mr. Simpson occurred oa Thurs day night, aar 9 o'clock, with twa physicians present. Kuaaois aeeame rue that ha waa poi soned, and suspicion attached ta his wife, tier family relatives hearing tbeni, denianded an inves tigation. Oa Friday afternoon at 5g o'clock, A. M. Campbell waa appointed Coroner, end a Jury of Inquest waa empaaaelled oa Saturday morning at 9, o'clock, ceueuaing of S. T. Hawley, E. Fai ler, W. Draagboa, Haury Lilly, Jonatliaa Jeeeap, Jobn Shaw, D. if. Mac Rae, E. L. Pemberton, Duncan McLaaria, Jam ah E. Bryan, Peter P. Johjtsoa, aad Wai. II. Bay aa. The Jury pro needed ml eace ta the perform a ue of their duty, aad aa external ntarkii of violeuee beiag found, the ahrnieiana af tha tIai-e ware called upoa to make aa Matniaaliou. Doctors Robioaoa, liaru, MaUetls aad McKae, performed the exami SMliea. They atated that it waa impossible for them ta appoint a definite tiaae la report to the Jury tba result af their ataasiaatioa, as tha coo tea ta of the atamaeh were ta ba removed sad sub jected ta aaalyzatioa, which is a alow proems, re aairing time and labor. This occurred oa Satmr dsy, aad it waa aot until Tuesday following at S o'clock p. m., that tha physicians reported, that after severe and aaremittiag labor, night aad day, during that time, they were convinced that the deceased bad been killed by axseaie which tbey foaad ia his stomach. This repert having been made, tba law made it the daty af tha Jury to ascertain by whose hand tha deceased had coma to hia death; (it does not authorise tha Jury to arrest aceused persona apoa pides,) and in accordance with that duty, the Coroner waa directed to summon certain witnesses before tha Jary, which was to meet again ia three boars. Ou meeting again, it was found that two af tha witnesses had goae home (14 miles from Fayetteville) and of eaurea eoald not ba had that night AU the wituesaea present were exaroiaed, thoroughly, aatil near midnight Soma of the Ju ry were in favor of rendering tba verdict without further examination; bat several objected, among them ouraelf; Cor when we have a public duty ta perform, wa try to perform it conscientiously, and with justice to 4ll comcerntd. (We expressly eta tad, however, that if the balance of tha Jury were of opinion that the verdict should be then rendered, i should aot ba delayed oa oar account. But an other of tba Jury, D. O. Mac Rae, staled that ha would net sign tha verdict aatil that evidence waa obtained, as ha considered it important.) Those objecting, having stated titeir convictions, the Ju ry agreed to wait and examine tha other witness es, (among whom waa tha necuttd ktrttlf; the Solicitor for tha District aa being consulted, hav ing stated that it was competent ta examine her.) Tboaa witaeaaea ware next day summoned, and the officer did net return with tkm until 8 o'clock in tba night (Wednesday sight) So that up to that (ism, the accused had not fled, bat waa in Fayetteville. (She waa not examined, however; the Jury, at the suggestion af hgal advice, hsvisg reconsidered their determination to examine her.) Tba balance af tha testimony was taken, and tha Jury than proceeded to ascertsJa tha eeatiments f its body. It was tits a about 1 1 o'clock iu the night: aiaa had made up their minds, and three had oot,to-wit: 8. T. Hawley, John Shaw, and Wa. H. BafM. 8. T. Hawley stated hia con victions: frees tba evidence before him, suspicion could rest npaa aa ana but tha wife; tha ehaia af eircattMtanoea whieh tended ta fix Uia guilt apoa her, although of a strong character, wars not suf ficient te jaetify him ia saying, ander the solem nity af aa oath, that aha waa tba guilty psrsoa. Ws give only tba substance) of kia remarks, aa wa remember them. Ia these euvietieaa tha other twa Jarymea coincided; aad tha Jary thea agreed npaa tha following verdict, aa their aacauaews finding: 4 That tha said Alexander C. Simpson aama to his death by peiaoa received into hia tamtaJt Tba Jary have patiently I a rest! gated tba whole mat trr, and from tha tsetimoay submitted ta them, thay are inclined te think that poison waa admin i stored by Mm. Ana K. Simpson, tha vile of tha deceased. They state, however, that tha matter is involved in doubt, and they respectfully refer tne wnoie ansa to the Superior Uoort saw la aaa. aioa." Tli'is verdict was eirned bv eaah one of tha Jary men, and tha Qoronsr, as in duty bound, placed it immeuiaieiy, aioag with all the testimony, la tha hands of tha Clerk of tha Superior Court, who waa aaa of tha J arora. Earl v aa the next morn Ing (Thursday morning) tha Coroner went to see te do eethea. aa a B seem -warrant beea issued for her arrest. It waa thea aleee ad that aha kad fled, aadawhaeourt1aformaUoa indicates mat she btft aero about J 0 e'eteck aw Wednesday,. night. 8e aJiat If tha Cersnor had geaa in pursuit af bar IwwnsdiateJv tha verdict waa readered, (and Carta iely ha bad aa aatbarity ta do so beforaj bs aeaid hardly have sacaesded ia tracing her at that Midnight hear. , Ilia only way ia wbeh ana could nave beea arestd herera that time, would have baa by tha issue af warrant. by a:Magisirate, aa eonaplaiut beittg made tl hi si, the p arena eamptainiag mek lag eath af his betief that ana was guilty. Thin beiag a bald step, aa psrsoa aaw proper te taka it Whetbar the verdict ef the Jary wa a proper ana ar not, the public are net competent to Judge; because they have net t be testa meey before them, (nor would it be recording te oantora for us to give It ia a pabno aawspaprr.) That matter reate bstweaa the Jury and thaar Gad. . But, lest some af tba ata terns ata af tba Com meaeial should lead the pablio to believe that those atatamania are foaadad qpoa tha evidence givea befara the Jary, wa aaak aa explicit refu tatiow af them, seriatim: There waa ae evideoaa before the Jary that the deceased aad hia wife bred aehappily together whatever may ba street rmor, or whatever aaay ba proved hereafter, it waa net testified ta. There was no evidence thai ha informed her, or inlunaad any body aaw, that be friended te apply for a dJ. voroa. There was ae evidence that he received medicine from a physician, ar aay body else, until 17 hears after he went la bed with violent symp toms. There waa no evidence that aha changed the mediciae thea preeetibed; or that aha gave him sreaie in aay manner. The ooaclaeioa that aha did give it, ia only brought about by a cbaia of circamelancea. A few mora eerreetiene, and wa dismiss the subject Tha Editor of tha North Caroliaian made ao statement in his last issue, of this affair, for pri vate reasons, satisfactory te himself. If any per sons Manured him far tltat oefae, it iaenly what he anticipated, and 6a wHl bear it with becoming meekness. The coarse af tha Wilmington Caen mereeal haa relieved him from further aiieeee. Tha Commercial ia mietakea in sayina that na fort waa made te arrest Mrs. Simpson until the Grand Jury found a bill against her. The Grand Jury did not find n bill nutil Friday; bnt Judge Dick being m possession af tha testimony aad the Coroner'a verdict early oa Tharsday momihg, be issued a Beach warrant before 12 o'clock that day. The Commercial m abm mas a formed whan it states that tha verdict of the Jury was net promul gated for two days after it waa givaa, and that aaa of tha Jury held it two daya laager. Tba fact w, aa above stated, a Beach warrant was st- sued in five day light hours after the verdict waa given; and more thaa that, wa oureelf " promulga ted" the verdict te numbers befors breakfast aaxt morning niter it waa given, or ia 7 hours after it was given, during which 7 wo were asleep. How such an auwsmtulabla statement could have foaud iu way iata the Coinmercial will probably be brought to light before long. We aow ask of the Caatanssreial te do jastioa ta tha parties concerned, aad those implicated ia hia remarks, as wall an to the commnaKy of Fayette ville, by njubltshing thia artiela. He calls for tba "facta," and wa have now given them faithfully, after compariug notes with the foreman (Mr. Ilaw lay) and others. ISrcnrtttstfaJer iiiia VaaJ the WUimnvtOt Joaraal very properly eoaiplaina af the forty af aay ooauwra inreWM, ia aaAphing tht pro. Bmaaaa af Narthera nowapapara, nsagmxiaea, oaartasy which is aever rsiroeated. For tweatjr-flva vearn wa have aat ear Saea afalnat ibm i practice, and aftaa urged aor Watkmi of tba as ta 4a hksvnse- Wa da not think are exag gerate when wa say that m tea ooune af tha year. wa receive, either no Bookseller ar aa Editor, fifty saeh impudent applications to advrrtiae or paff some Narthera affiur or that kind. Tliers ia aaa fallow who regularly sends na abnat a square aad a half of aaatter which be modestly wishes hMart ed as Editorial, and far which, with the paper eeataiaing k, he proposes to cempenaaU na by a copy af hat mamonolk hamhug. whteh retails at 1SJ oenta. Wa throw all such thiaga ia the fire; but thay appear ia many af oar exchange pspera. We fenerally comply with the reqaeats of ear aerghbera ia North Carolina te publish their Pros pect asss, and weald invariably da ae, bat that ear adVartieiag columns are aaaally as fall that wa of ten leave oat advertiaamaata in which wa have a paraaaal interest We have aftea paid for adver teaag, bath ia thia aad ether 8tetea, bat do aot re- eoilect that are aver asked a grataiteoa maertioa af aay thing bj which wa had a pee salary ieterest Aaether thing in which Soathera Editors per mil thsaissl ves te ha everraacnad, ia in puhlstliing loog adrertiswmeata of Patent Medici una far almost nothing. One nosh waa recently seat te aa, with a desire te knew oar terme for a year. It areytd occupy nearly a oeJama, and Uia niiilieaaire pro prietor in New York modestly iaforvaed aw, that be "asaally paid $10, bat kvc kad it duae for leas.' - Tea DoiUr$ We ehargedtoim Savanty five, and did not get it, aa vra anticipated that wa should not We get mora of that kiud of adver tiaing thaa wa care for, and yet it is paid for at bigiisr rates thaa wa charge ear own merchauls for tha reason, thai it ia a deecriptioa of matter very aaaceeptable te many newspaper readers Editors ahoald remember that without advartiaing, Patent M edict eea die the death. Let aa Uiarafore demand adaqaate prices for giving them notoriety. The gaed will ba advertised, at any fair price: tha aad will sink into oblivion. The printers and the public will ba materially bene filled. One other matter) There are aome Literary Ia stilalioDs, 6lc at tha Sooth, which aever adver tise, but which frequently receive those kind gra tails notices which a liberal press ia wilting to reader to the cause af science. Wbea thay have a job an Address, or a Catalogue, to priat, they wad it ta tha North, because it eaa ba dona thera, by aid of steam press ss, a dollar or twa cheaper. Tha work cornea back to them, sonaetimea, dis figured by tba grosaiat btaadera, utterly davTece ful la a Literary Insiitatiea. Wa have aome limes felt iacEned te refuse any maatioa of tboaa who parse a each a oourae. Wa aaa by the Richmond Whig that similar thinga are doae ia Virginia. BfHflat- Corrsadge tSUk . baa tppmtttU fodr Special Ceor in thia Cireaxt. vbn , . Maara eaaaty awthe6tk test (thia week.) ; 8aJnwawaafbiM'Mae Nan) Hanwvevon tha 4th Msaaky fat Jaowary a-aOve aver chronicled rforaT Mr. and Mrs. 8. ' Tha Raleigh Times says of tlie murder of Mr. Simpson, "We knew not that so horrible aa affair brl were you eg people, who had beea married only a few years. She in said te be a very pretty wo man, looked mora like a school girl thaa a mar ried womaa, and her conversation and actions i agreed with her looks. She haa a large end re spectable family cooaexiea, who have beea dis graced by the horrible details of thia distressing affair which are aftosl; and it is even surmieed that lite we nan was not the sole coot river of the deed. However thia may ba, wa trust bar appre heasioa may be effected, that crime may receive the jnat punishment doe. Her maiden name was Watte a native of Orange County." . . CONGRESS will meet aa Monday aaxt, the 2d of December; and thea for long documents, long speeches, and a long session. But lengtk will be tba least af the evils, we fear, of the session. There ia toe much reason to know, that measures will be pressed apoa Con gress by Northern fanaticism, which, unlets there be fooad more of wisdom aad patriotism than wa have a right to. look for, will endanger, if not de stroy, the Union. There are mesaaree in con templation which the South eaaaot aad will not submit to. They wMI ba brought forward ander Ute idea that the South "cannot be kicked iata resistance." If passed, it will be found toe late that thia ia a mistaken idea. But, thera way i patriate enough on both sidee to avert tha calamity. It ia our duly to hope that there will be; aad ia the) moan time ta "forbear tbreateuiag," tha saly affect of which is, te pre cipitate the danger. The struggle will commence with tha first day of the session, in the election of Speaker of the House. We shall not ba surprised ta see daya and weeks wasted ia vain efforts te organise that body, which ia aa eoastilated, politically, aa to throw the balance of power into the hands af the Abolitionists. Aa nearly aa wa eaa arrive at tba state af parties, there are 107 Lpoofoeee, 10 Whigs, 3 "Taylor Democrats, as thay are called, from Sooth Carol! aa, 5 Locofoce Abolitionists, and 9 Whig Abolitionists. Putting the Loeofoeoa, the Taylor Democrats, and the Leeofoco Aboli tionists together, aad they make I IS. The Whip and Whig Abolitionists make 1 15. But whether any, and if so, haw many, of the smalt fnctiona will anite with the two great parties, na aaa can tell. We think they will fight for those who pay beat in other words, that they will first endeavor to force the election of aa Abolitionist as Speaker; and, failing in that, that they will than go over to that party which will promise them the moat aid ia the accomplishment of their bad purpoaes. It may happen that aome members may be ab sent It is known that Mr. King of Geo., Whig, cannot be present at the e posing af the session, ai he waa still in California at the last accounts. And Mr. Brown af Indiana, Loco, ia said te be too ill to reach Washiagton. The Senate oonsit-ta af 34 Leoofocos, 94 Whigs and 3 Locofoco Abolitionists, Hale and Chase. Hoxxa roa the Rail Roan! Ovaa 125,000 tab an in GciLvoan! Such ia the cheering head to aa article ia the Greeusboroegh Patriot, reeoiv ad thia morning. It ia expected that that county wKl subscribe 9150,000. Col. Jamea Watson Webb, tha Senior Editor of the N. Y. Courier aad Enquirer, baa beea ap pointed Charge da Affaires ta Austria, with the assurance that the office will be Inrmedistely raised to a full Mnaioo. The Editors af the Coarier ard ia lack. CoL Webb Minister to Austria, Charieo King President of Columbia College. N. T. City, and Mr. Ray aioad Member of the Legislature from the city. One of the Editors af the Express fa a Member of the aaxt Congress, aa the Editor af the Tribaae waa a member of the last Jas. W. Power, of Peantylvaaia, baa beea an notated Charge a" Affairs te Naples, vie T. W China, reargued. Aa "Original Letter af Gen. Washington," to his wife, hi raiaa tba iwaada, Tha National Ia- lalliannaar rmblndiee a latter left an record ia tha State Depnrtneat by Geo- Washiagtaa.dsnounc- ing thai latter, and otrtere, wnien naa oeen ongi nally published in 1777, aa a forgery. ThbHTbw Yaax EuoitoftV-It ia now stated thst tba Whiea have a maioritv af S aa joint be! LiL That 4 Vbian aad 4 Locoa are elected te the State offices; and that the average Wbir vote ia 901-539, the average Locofoco vote Wl-Wo- Axttar ExTaAODiNBV. Oaa of the moat singular ieataaeee of crime that we have read of, haa- just beea detected at Astoria, Lane Island, a few mi tea from New York. Ia May last, a diabolical attempt was made to destroy the lives ef Thomaa Warner, Eaa. and hia family, at Brooklyn, by what ia nailed "aa in fernal machine,' via: a email tie box filled with combustible matter, the lid of which being opened, a terrific explosion ensued, carrying nway part af the rooms aad burling the window into the street; while Mr. Warner aad bis faintly, narrowly se es ped destruction. A reward of $ 1000 being of fered for the discovery of the perpetrators, a pa lice officer haa ever since beea secretly engaged in ferreting them ant, aad ai last baa aajecaeded. A man earned Samuel Drury and bin sen have been arrested and committed for trial. The fa ther waa living on a form of bio own worth $15,. 000, is proprietor of the Merchant's Bank at Caaandagna, N. Y. ia worth pWJ)00i aad had been regarded by hie neighbors as an honest up right man. The 6fficer had employed twa noterioas rogues to eagage Drury hi n conversation an tha subject, at a place where what ha saidoald beVverbeerd by witnesses, la thia cen versa tie a Drury admit ted that ha had constructed the machine and sent his son disguised aa a Spanish negro to Mr. War ner's boose with it; that be bad used hia bast ef fort te destroy Mr. Warner and bin family with it, and regretted exeeediagty hie want af success He ajae nrgad the individuals with whom be waa conversing, to make a similar attempt On this information a warraat waa waned for bis arrest and that of hia oaa. Oa searching hia ss were foaad, twa large hexes of gold watch es, twa boxes containing valuable watch works, a small hex ef diamonds aad emeralds, a trunk of silver plate, a hex af wateh-epriagn, and a variety ef ether thiaga ia the walcb-makiag line, evident ly the result of several drptvdatiene; abort t $15,000 worth ia all; also a large press, for coining a nnm- of donblooas, dollars, aad Ilaytien money. squares at glass lor altering oaaa noc-a, tancy type for inserting tetters, chemical stuff for eras ing ink, pqachce for making dies, and other arti cles of a similar character. Mr. Drury will bo apt to find oat, at last, that honesty ia the beat policy.' . 7 najnti . - : .. CeJBberland aa tha 3d Maaday ef reVy acit The nodereismcd. CeramiUee af the Board af Coinmianeaors ef the Tewa of Fayetteville, state, for the aaWntafomatioa, that ia the family in which tne Anatoli Pax probe out na taporteo" ta tne last Observer, six casea occurred, ef which one (a child) baa died withia the last week. That daring the laat weak seven aaw casea have occurred, all ef a r rasas who have kad latere oa rae whit that family. ' That all three Caere have been removed ta a hospital about a mile from town; fad that ilia boaea i arhich tha, disease broke eat is in a re mote part af tba town, separated from it by Bteant'a Creek; andis awarded so aa te prevent ell ctornmaaioaiioa. w If any other cases si tea Id occur, they will be imnva&etel remoted te the Hoapi. tel. aad ever nrecaotioa wtU ba Ukea to prevent taw spread af tha d Tha, public amy rest aaaared, that all the facte will be given, antaeot reservation. A. A. McKETHAN, WM. MeLAURIff, JOS. AREY, J AS. bUNDV, Nov. 26, 1849. Committee. InreaTAKT. The National latelli go nee r has the following offirial announcement of a deficien cy in tlie revenue of. between fifteen and twenty millions af doJIai Tht Eitimmtt. The faasa having recently been indaesd, "by aandry intimations which it has seen ia the eorreapendence from this otty," pub lished in eerteJa papers af the North, te indulge j in aome speculations with regard ta the eonditiea of the Treasury, and tha estimates which will be laid before Congress at the opening of the ap i preaching evasion, we have thought we should be consulting the pobltc tntotaete by making known the fact, obtained front aa official source, that, ia the arnoaut of revenue which wiH be requtette te meet the expenditures ef the Government for the fiscal years ending the 30th ef June, 1850, aad the 30th ef June, 151, there wtH be a deficit of between fifteea sad tweaty iruHiens af dollar. That deficit will net have been ecenaiaaed by aay inanfficiency of the current revenue te meet Uia ordinary expenditures of tha Government but by the extraordinary expenditures growing out of the Mexicaa War and the late Treaty ef Peace with that country." A new Loan for tha amount wiH of course be necessary: and we shall ao doubt then be told by Locofoco stump orators aad presses, that it ia aa enormous increase of the public debt by Ik Whig: And so it will srest to be, though it will be evi dent enough te aay intelligent nan that it ia the result of the Mexican war. The National latotlivsncer, in reply to the U- aioe oa thia aabjeet saya, "Iaafttakva and bey aad the control of thia Ad miaiatratiea (having bean created and left unpro vided for by its predecessor) aa is this deficiency of mean) for meeting the unpaid reevdee of the costs ef the Mexican war aad the iaterest en the public debt which it haa en tailed npaa the country, the organs of a reckless Opposition have yet the har dihood te attempt to saddle apoa the existing Ad ministration thai defaloaliea ef their owe ereatiag. The Editor af ''the Uaiea," for example, raises his hands ia holy horror at thia devoloprnent; and holds it ap te hia readers oa proof that "the leading pol icy ef the Whig party ia te multiply expendituree, and tli us increase both the taxes and the indebted boss af the Gorerpmest" Thia view of the sub ject ia either aa optical illusion ar a mental halla ei nation. It in certainly, whether one or the other, aeeia g, or representing aa seen, a thing that baa no existence. Tki Administration has not expendod aay money nor contracted any debt that can make a mussary additional taxes, or even ad ditional loans. The deficiency ia solely the cre ation of Ik Ut Administration, ef which tlie "U niea" waa the organ and is stiH the eulogist, aud titecra the neglect of making provision for a con tingency which stared them in the face, and which, unless blinder thaa beetles, they moat have foreseen. The cream of the joke, however, is, that the "Union" finds a historical parallel to thia pretended Increaas of expenditure by the present Administration in the fol louring statement: "It will be remembered that, prior to the com ing in of the Harrison Adtniaistrattoa in 1841, a Democratic Congress, at the preoeding session, made ample prevnnon, by way of appropriation, for all necessary nod reasonable expendilaree of the Government for the year ensuing; yet at) the extra aianea those expenditures were largely in creased and the burdens ef the people rendered still mora eaerooa by the Whig majority af the 'bard cider' Congress." Really! The Democratic Congress which ex pired in March, 1841, made ample mpproprimtiai for the necessary axpendKarea of "the year follow ing ha exit! Very well. They did aot spare tkt bat they, like the last Admiaww tration, omitted te provide tht mesas ta aaref laeir ews xprasUtsrss to make up the deficiency which they themselves haa areaied. j hey ran away (like rata from aa empty bare) from a Trea sury wbieh their own improvidence bad otlerly exhausted, leaving the succeeding Whig Adminis tration under the neeesaity, whhia the first mouth af its existence, of culling Congress together te enable A te avert the dtsgraca ef National bank ruptcy, which whilst in power the Democratic Admioartralton took no care to guard against The nssrai of the kiaimricml iUaarrsiaen -by ear venerable contemporary, therefore, ao far aa ant eaa be extracted from it is, that in essential par ttcalars (srsiifis nmili) ana Democratic Adminis tration ia very much like another. Jackson 'a eonaadCoV with Aaron Burr, aad his designs against tha Union Lot as inanr lustorv aaw dWelOae another eri- lathe veer 180 5 tha Western States, aot exceeding three ta aantber, and the adjacent Tar rHariea rapidly leapoteUaa. were la a hiah state ef exeiteateat ea the taxes aad obstrnetioaa imposed J oa inetr trace at Wew( Orleaas, thea a Spanish pravtace. Mr. JsffarssVwith bis noMic-J saaaei- ly foreshadowed tha difiamltvr asst am, have hut authority that the Atlaolie sanat either camera! to lose the Western Stnten or eonoUiate them by the annexation of Louisiana. -sad the ancoalrolled navigation of the Missis sppi Geunral Jacksea waa aot then alambering on a aasetioaSrhteh af. focted vitally the interests of the State ia w ha resided nor did he doom diena . CARRIED, la thia tewa, aa the 15th inou, by the Rev. D, J. Sinrmous, Mr. WILLIAM R. SIKES to Miss LOUISA A. LUMSDEK. In Robeson eoosty, nn the 91st iuat, Mr. DUNCAN H NICHOLSON, merchant of Pay ettet.lle, la Mas SOPHIA ANN JONES, daugh ter ef Mr. Thna. J ewes. ' la Wilnwnrtsw, en Wednesday rooming last, by the Rev. Tlioa. P. Dxvis, of Camden, S. C, Mr. JOS. 8. WILLIAMS, Merchnut, to Miss MARGARET C, daughter of Captain Silas H. Martin, ot mat place. On the tnorniugf the 13th in., by the av Sumuel & Wileoa, D. P-, the Kev from thZi "ACT. of Raleigh, te Kd ward eouatT.. V irrinia. Atlanlia tatoa ao osnarrloaabls a sis. when tha "v the KeV. Benjamin II. KlCO. V. U-,01 rnuce sott fusts ace af the West cams In eoaBict. lie wall knew tha philosophy of oqr confederation that the boaJe af Uaion were common aud not nntagonistical interests, the aaa sueenniaingta the other. Gea. Jackson's associations with Burr a- boot that period are all vailed in mystery; and ! whether the designs of tha latter were treaaooabla or not, aa waa made afterwards ta appear, Jack- ann's aubssqsant patranaga of one of Borrs cliief I ted wife, a lender aud affectionate sister. Ky great isapiarae (Bwunwouzj nun reave strong unprss- amiaeility of characiar and aaostial softness of $200 REWARD. By Bis Exeellettoj Clvts. Manly. Oor rnor of the State of N. Carolina. A PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS, it haa been made appear to me that ANN K. SIMPSON sUnda eharoed. by the nsdinc ef Ike Urnnd Jnrj for the County of Cumberland, with Uis murder of Alea ander C. Simpson; and that Uie said Ann K- Simp son haa made her escape. New, te the end that thru; Ann K. Simpson may he brought to trial for aaid offi-nre, 1 do1 liAMliV L.n. f l - - D- I . . AT-L - nillinv . .-j . - 9mtj (lurimniiini, nun " H a rs- Ukukx : ,i nr n'u n hik nu ai iw i i dc t... MARY R-, eldest dangh- . . .H., t ... , . v i Simpson to llie SSlienff" of the said County ot t'uiii- berlaan, or for her arrest and ceithoement m any JaR withia this State. tatrrTs- . In this tewa, oa Uio ilWh Irt-trVra-M ARG A RET PICKARD, wH-aef Mr. J. WTPic sarn youugeet dauKhter of the late John MeKeaxia. in the 34th year uf bar age, after aa illnees af three ' 2,M fc New-A, Dilfid., weak The deeded was a kind friend, a devo- I WJf WWrN3WS, I "VV laivsja urraW nv band and the Great Heat of the' State of Mortis Carolina, nt the Executive Depart' meat in tha City of Kn'eigJi, thin sioae on the minda, that he did aot altogether re podiata thpm. The cHrsena of the great valley ef the Mississippi that htland see desired,' snd were eatitled te, tha enjoyment of those enteral rights, "essential to life, liberty and happiness," aad were aaited ia their resolve to have them el aay and very kmtatd." Mr. Jefferson and other Stateemna felt tha embarrassment ef MHoiring new Territory. The Coostttutioa authorised legiala lion ea the Territeriea, bat there was no pro vis ion for the exlsisnett ef limits either by purchase ar conquest, unless the power te make war implied it Mr. Jefferaoa, however, favored by events ia Earopts haxarded the reaponsibiiity af the pur chase of Louisiana, including Texas, aad" that tlie West were relieved from aa issue ia which their natural, if not their guaranteed, rights he came paramount to that Union an issoe yon de nounce as high treaapn, when aa effort is. made by patriots and statesmen to preserve jt written ana recoroea oouas. aa Such are the statements of a confident iaTtriend of Gen. Jack sos one erho was so worn 1819 to the day of the death of the latter! If a Whig bad made them he would have been denounced from one end ef the country to tlie ether. mauner, aha wou the regard of a large number of friends, who deplore her aotimeiy death; but they sorrow not as for one without hope. I Com. Ai Stovanaton, Ay r.Slrire, Scotland, outhe 19th ef October, after a liugertug illness, Mr. I'll AS. BAN K;t, ia the 7Sd year of hia age. Tlie de ceased has left a widow and oue daoghier in Scotland, and four sous in North Caroliua. Snick paper. In Chatham county, en tha 91st ultimo, after an ill urea of niue days, Mrs. MARY T. H K.AD EN, eouaort of Jueiah Headea, aged 34 years; leaving behind her a devoted huabaud, two affec tionate daughters, together with a numerous cir ele ef friends to nmara her ontimety death and their irreparable loss. But they mourn not ss those without hope, hbe had been aa exemplary Bv the Gevernon LaiKiooM C Maaivr fnvale becrelary. flAS, MANLY, DEScniFTion. "ANN JL SIMPSON ia a women ofeinn i stature; haa very black hair, dark complexnf i large Mack eyes, email nose, and Urge mouth, I with her upper lipalighrly projecting.. When Ut I seen, was dressed ia deep mourning. She ia a' I bout ID yean of age." ST North Carolinian and Wadesboroueh Argus : four insertions. 15 Valuable NEGROES for Sale. WILL be sold at Public Auction, st tha Market House in Fayetteville, tin Tues day the 4th day ef December, Fifteen Valuable member of the Metbodajt Episcopal Church for a ) T.laol. B- and Girla. The aula will be upon a credit ot mi months, nule and security with i merest from date, or purchaarra niny mibli tote Uieir uotes in either of the Banks in this place. R. M. PEARSON. Ea'rof "Tux Rauoioos amd Gckxai. Itku.k3incer" ia the name of a aew weekly paper published in Wilmington, tha Hev.J. Mc Daniel, (formerly of this tuwn.) Editor. It is very neatly printed by Messrs, Yopp aud Smith. Its Editor raaks a mong the first of the Ministers of the Baptist de nomination, and ho will no doubt make it an interesting paper. number of veers, bavins embraced tlie Christian by its i religion in the morning of life. She gave evi- : deoce of it through her whole life, by her Godly walk aad conversation. She died as she had 1 lived, in a full assurance of a hsppy eternity, j She possessed all the social and religious virtues , arhich it takes to make the true lady and genuine j christian: kind aad .affable in her manners, tweet ) end amiable in her disposition, she was a loving i and faithful companion, an affectionate mother, a I kind and dutiful mistress, and a good neighbor. , Iu abort, I may in truth aay, none knew her but to love her. Oh! that my end may set as hers; not as the evening sun which is obscured by the surrouodiiif darkness, .but aa the mom lug star, which fades aisay from the mora potent brilliancy of the rising sua Communicated. In the neighborhood of Cedar Creek. Ansoii county, on the 13th instant, after an illness of 17 days, WILLIAM DARGAN LlLF.S, iu Uie 37th year of hia age. His sick una was borne with peculiar patience and calniDeta; aud but a short time before hia decease be caused his Will to be written, giving- directions relative thereto, ' with composure aud discretion. It may be said AT the earn for sale, I ' John 8. Prarsuu, doe'd. Fayetteville, Nov. 2fi, 1049. Valuable MILL In FayetteviUo. line lime aud place, will he ottered the Valuable Grist MiliJtnoa aaa the Andereou Mill, iu the town of Fayetteville. Also, 1000 Acre of LAND, well timbered1, situsted near tlie Morchisoii or Pearsea Mills, about 15 miles West of Fayellevilte. And, many articles of Household and Kitchen Furniture. Terms at sale. K. M. PEARSON, Ex'r. Nov. 96. 95 The N. O. Picaynne gives a detailed seceant of the incident! attending the terrible expknjioa of the boilers ef the Steamer Louisiana on tha 15th inst It is ascertained that 81 pensous were kill ed, 60 wounded, aud 8 are muoteg . Bnt it m of the deceased that his character for honesty thought that many were lost of whom, being i sad integrity, as wall as perseverance aud indue- strancera, no account can be given. It ia there- lr w" u'1 of r mol fore estimated that not leas than 900 were killed and wounded. The Captain waa arrested and Peach and Jtpple Brandy. A FEW Barrels, 4 years old, a fine article. For aale by COOK dt TAYLOR. Nov, 96, 1849. 95f held to bail ia $8,000. Ia the midst of the awful scene, maay robberies ware eoDMuitted! On the next day the Steamer Belle Creole burst her boilers, by which the pilot was killed aad 4 or 5 of the crew wounded. And on the 13th, the Steamer Declaration waa sunk; passengers and crew saved. worthy, aud exemplary 1 citizens. A most devoted and tender wife aud one child, together with many friends and rela tione, mourn with mnch concern their irreparable Joss. iV. C. Arga. Ia Wilmingiou, on Taeaday night last, Mr. COVINGTON J. ORRELL, formerly of this town. NEW BOOKS. 44 A N xV cl K FAYETTEVILLE MARKET Nov Lard, Suoab Cans- Mr. Wnv B. Grantham, of Rob eson county, bas shown na a cane measuring near ly 5 feet with 17 ma tared joints, lie has about a fourth of an acre in the cane this year, and next year proposes to go more extensively into the cultivation. i Brandy, p'eh, 75 i Ditto, apple. 50 18 i 15 9 45 Moan AainxATisa. Late accounts make it certain that Mr. Sqoier, D. S. Charee do Affairs ia Central America, haa negotiated a Treaty with the Republic of Honduras, by which tha Island of Tig re, ia the Golf of Fooceea, haa beea Boded te the United States. Tha object of thia acquisition is said to be. to c beck-male Great Briteia ia the matter of the Nicaragua Canal this Island com mending tba outlet of thia Canal in tba Pacific- So that, though England clahna ta have the eaa trol of a portion of the territory through which the Canal mast pass, the United 8tatea-have both the Atlantic and Pneiie outlets. ,, ,, f x Gxotoi. Tba Locofoco Legislature has turned out eight Whig J udgee of the Superior Courts, put ting Loeofoeoa in their places. Speaking ef tbie Droecrintioa, the Georgia Recorder says, MTbe Bench, that sound spot where politics ahoald never go, haa been ruthlessly assailed aad prostituted for optama saxe; aaa max too oy a par ty who ore ever denooncing General Taylor for equalising tivs offices between too two parties! What shameless nypocrwy: And again Who have said mare against ihe Wilms Pmim, aad attempted te prejudice Gea. Taylors administration in public estimation before It had acted ea utai anojecx, man tne usmocraue nartv ef GoorriaT Now look at the facta: Joha H. Lampkiu, who voted for tha Wilmst Previse, has bean elected Judge or the wnsroaee t-irestu -Alfred Iversoa. who advised Mr. folK to sign the measure, las beea elected Jadga of tha Chat tahoochee Circeit "James Jackson aad Henry R. Jackson, who wove and sustain the coarse of Cobb and Lampkin, each have beea honored with-a Judge ship. r- ' , A SrocmM Tha followinf oxtraet from a let ter of the Washiagtoa eorrespoaoent ef tha N. Y. Evening Post, will shew what kiad af warfare the Lacefeeoa wage against tha IWdont af tha U nHed Btatew "Gea, Taylor says ha thinks the salss of public lands have beea immense, si see ha name Into of fice. Poor soul! tha Cabinet make him think. whoa he eigne a fmroawioB far aa office, that ba to signing a land warrant, Instead at a eeatn war mat!" Of eon rae Gea. Taylor is tea ignorant to read writing". Ja not that the ateaaing of this Locofo- aa letter writer! A letter from Saa Francisco, publisbed in the Baltimore Sun, aaya that the eaonnoua pricea of real estate in that city are auly sustained by a set of gambler, who own all Uie property ia the town, and nearly all the money; who loan money at 10 per cent a mouth, and take a mortgage for security. This cannot last, he says, aad a crash must come that will rain thoasaads who are now wealthy. California Marrimr Contract. A private let ter from a aeatlemaa at Saa F rancisco, to his friend in New York, says: "I have been, as you know, over eight yean in California, and am yet unmarried. My friend rf.r. C haa lately left for Scotland, and I have givea him a commission to bring me out a wife of the following description: not less thaa six feet, blue eyee and auburn hair. I am either to marry her, or pay a forfait of $10,000. I do hope, mou aa tha country a little mora settled, a- boat ten thousand first rate girla will start for California: we have roods euoos-h, aad rold e- nough; now give no some wives." What does the roan want with a win "aot leas thaa mx feat high," aalesa it be to put her iu the mi nee to dig gold for him? We learn from the Wilmington Commercial that tha work on the Cape Fear between Fayette ville and Haywood, haa been agaia pot ander contract (Messrs. Solomon MeCullech aad Tali aferro Hunter being the contractors,) and will be commenced on the 10th of December. Success to it, say we. Nmrtk Csreiiatsa. Gbn. 8a HoooTOnv A bitter controversy has arisen between thia worthy aad Col. Gadsden of South Carolina, formerly fast friends, ia which some important disclosures affecting the history of the Jaeksonjaa arm were promised by the latter, Aa both were Aids te Gen. Jackson, and said to be in hie eoandsnce, ws have read the long story ef Col. Gedadea ia thai hope of finding something ia it either of National importance or exposing the troe character ef Houston. Bat it tarns oat to be three graioe of wheat ia a bushel af aheJE la regard te lionatea'e efforts to form aa alliance between Taxaa aad England, rather thaa te have Texas aaaaxad to tha United Slates, Col. Gads den says, UI do not speealate en thia faot I received my information from the lips ef your own ambassador I was present at bw first interview with Mr. Polk oa hia return from England, and well do I remember the emphatic ratroduelion "Well Mr. Presideat, Houston and myself did aH wa could te defeat annexation; bat an the people have willed otherwise, we will be true to our obligations as members af a soveretga stale." Ia another place we find Cel. Gadsdea admitting tha opposition af Gea. Jackson te tha adoptioa of the CwaaJtatioa of tba U. 8., and justify iag his vote against the resolution ef thanks to Gen. Washington, at the close of the Administration of that great and good man, aa follows: Ts the adoption of tha Coostitation the guar antoea of which are the sole bonds af the Uaion Geo. Jackson, ths first Senator from Frank land waa ppp seed. With Patrick Henry, aad ether patriots af the day, he would have rejected it and for the very apsvehensioa ef asnrpa liens aa the part af the Central Government which have been an feexfally realised of late and ( than oa that of the slavery on nation. Aa Senator In his seat, Gea. Jackson declined with other members, voting thanks or the approbation Gea. Waohiagten'e administration, and for reason that thay deemed that aome ef the meaa area reeomnvended aad enforced by the Father of his Con try gave evMoaee of tboaa Bret encroach meats aa the gaaraatasa- of the Coustitetien which imposed the abligatioa aa every tree patriot to arreat It ia embryo. CoL Gadsdea asserts, aa withia his ledge, that Gea. Jaakaaa approveoTe? the doc trine ef Nalliaeatioa ia U98, and he nays he would have approved of. A la 183S, if it had not beea for Mr. CalbooVl penhlwa ia favor of it, and the persona! difficulty between these twe! What fcmctivnaf aotlaa for a President of the United States a a great national question! asore: Ae tha following allosSoaa to Gen Beeswax, Bacoa, Bagging, Cation, Corn, Coffee Can'6ua)K?n Copperas, Candles, F. Floor, Feathers, -Flaxseed, a 85 a 55 Leather, sole, a 'Lead, bar, a 6 Molasses, a ao Nails, out a I Oats, a 50 'Oil, Linseed, 27. 64 a 7 201 f J a 7 25 a 30 5 25 a 30 65 a 70 11 a 124 Powder, 5 00 a 6 00 9 a 11 Shot, 1 a 2 2 a 3 ! Sugar, br'n, ib a 9 MS a Do. loaf, 11 n 12, 4 a 4 Salt, sack. 1 50 a 1 75 Sri a St Do. alnm.bu. 45 a 50 1 00 a 1 15 Shingles, 3 a 4i Tallow, wneai, Whiskey, Wool, Wliite Lead, 2 a 2J 10 75 a 80 35 a 36 11 a 124 9 a 24 Hideo, green Ditto, dry, 6 a 16 Iron, Swedes, 5 a 8 Do. Enriiah, 31 a 4 Iadiao, I 1 11 Lime, 1 75 a2Hl 4-4 Brown Sheetings, " 7 a 74 cents. Cotton Yarna, 5 to 10, .15 t RJBMARKS. Large receipts of Cotton within the week, and n decline in prices; principal sales at 9 cents. Flour 4 35 to 4 75. Corn 45 to 50 Nbw York, Nov.' 23. Mr. Clay in the Herald Office. The Hon. Henry Clay visited the office' of the N. Y. Herald yesterday to witness the modus operandi of printing. After an in troduction to Mr. Bennett, he said he de sired to see the machinery by which ao much mischief had been done among us politicians, so that we may possibly find some plan to resist it Oa reaching the Press Uoora Mr. Ciay said, "This is the place where you forge your thunder. Bennett replied: "This is Pluto's region." Mr. Clay left astonished but very much pleased. , WILMINGTON MARKET. Bacon hams 9, to 10, aides aad shoulders In demand, but no change in prices. Corn 60 to 62. Fayetteville Floor 5 25 to 5 50, stock considera bly reduced. N. C. I Ard dull at 8 cte. lame 90. Lumber Flooring Boards 8 50, Wide 16. Mill Timber 3 00 te 7 00, extremes; Shipping 8 50 to 9 00. Turpentine Yellow dip 1 80, Virgin 1 PO to 2 00, Hard 1 10. Spirits 24 te to 244- Tar 1 30. At New York, Cotton has fallen about one cent. Fair Uplands are quoted at 10,, and dull. Flour 4 75 te 5 37. Corn dull at 60 to 62. Cotton at Augusta 9 to 10. At Macon 9 to 94,. At Now Orleans 8 to llf. At Columbia H to 9. At Charleston, tha fall of Cotton has been a bout of a ceut Sales at 9 to lf'J Fair ia quoted at 104; but pricea nominal for lite present. r-rime N. C. Corn 65. Flour 54 to 5. ' Total receipts ef Cotton, 417t3fi6 bales, against 469,615 last year. EXAMINATION of the Doetrme de clared and the poweni olainted by Ihe Rt. Rev. L. Silliman Ives, iu his Pastoral to ths Clergy and Laity of his Diocese. Ky a Lny Member of the Protestaul Episcopal Church in North Carolina. ENNEDY'S Life of Wirt; Dr. Hawks' Work oa Egypt; Life of Roboepierre; The Pnritan and bis Daughter, hy Padding; Thefhy. sicidn and his Patient; Chalmers'a Miscellanies Chalmers's Poethnmous Work; Smyth's Lectures oa Modem History; The American Farm Book Home Influences; American Cookery; Ranlell's Architect; The Caxtona, by Bulwer, The Gam bler's Wife; Sequel to Monte Christo; Lady Alice; Hume's England; Macaulay's England, (cheap Editions); Poems of Amelia (Mrs. Wtlby of Ken-, tacky); Butler's Analogy; Bishop Ivea'a Pastoral Letter, and Sermons; The Doctrine of Repent ance, by Hanson, (a reply lo lliahop Ivea oh that point;) A Presbyterian Clergyman looking for the Choreh;The Methodist Harmonist, (patent tiolea ) With a variety of School Books, among; which, The Americau School Reader, so highly recom mended hy President Morgan, of Edgewortri School, Greensboroufh. Just received by E. J. HALE. NEW GOODS. COOK & POWELL ARE now receiving and opening their FALL STOCK, embracing their usual variety of Staple Dry Goods, Hardware, Hollow-ware and Cutlery, Hats, Caps, Shoes & Boots, Heady made Clothing, Crockery and Glassware, and an JEr tensive Stock of Groceries, To which they invite the attention of dealers vis iting thia place. Orders' for any description Goods from til is market.' will be carefully and promptly executed. Mov. 26, 1849. 95-3w STATE OF N CAROLINA, Cumberland Superior Court of Law. WmUBLIC Notice ia hereby givea, to al! Suitors, witnesses, and outers, having busmeas in Cumberland Superior Court ef Law, that an Extra Term of said Court Is appointed, to be held at the Other Com 54 te 56. Vonrt House in Fayetteville, on the second Mon day in rebruary next, lor the hearing oi aucii civil eases now ou the Trial Docket in said Court. Witnesses and others are subject to tlie taina penalties for non -attendance as they would be at a regular Term. D. G. MacRAE, Clerk. November 27, 1849. 95-tC A Potato that u a Potato. We bare been presented with a sweet potato, raised by Mr. D. K. Futch on Topsail Sound, in this county, which measures twenty-four inches in circumference, is over a foot long, and weighs eleven pounds and a quarter. We think that this potato will be found pretty hard to beat. MA few more of the same sort" would provision a snip Tor a California voyage. Wilmington Journal. AMERICAN ART UNION. The distribution of Paiatinp will take place oa the 91st of Dee. Peraoaa wishing te eebseribe ahoald do so immediately, to E. J. HALE, Hon. See. awnaew- jOaea Just Received, Sage. Hops. Gam Drops. Yeast Powders. Mace. Barry's Tricophereos., c o - ownous iaBKW,.-:;a-i -is.,.;. Swart Oi,;: -X fUtObm Mastaid,,, wwaoa wager, .sr - I Paimer. : " - ClovrO, aVOn dus. For Sale by a J. HINSDALE. Nov. 26, 1849. 5-tf DRUGS 4 CHEMICALS. THE Soasoribnr is now receiving n fresh sop ply ef Genaine DRUGS, MEDICINES, aad CHEMICALS. SAMX J. HINSDALE. November 36, 1849. 9-tf COMMERCIAL RECORD. ARRIVALS. Nov. 23. Steamer Rowan, with goods for Blount's Croak Co, J H At 3 Martins, J A. C 8 Conies, A A McKethaa, E Fuller, Rowaa Fac tory, C T Haigh dt Sea, J Bonner, Beaver Creek Naa Co, J Worth, Hall. Kaekeu at. ia, J Cowlea, J H Thompson, A W Steel, J a T Waddell. W B Ac T 8 Jordan. H&EJ Lilly, Richmond Maa Co, Man S J HifTbl, J Butner, W S Beard, H L" Myrover Co, J C Blocker, E Beckerdrte, Wyatt Nance, Tomlinaon, Lines tc Co, Wall k. McDonald, C A McMillan, Island Ford Man Co, Cedar Falls Maa Co, Q C Men denhall, Marehtsou. Raid dt Co, J Utley, D sc. W McLeurin, J C Thompson, Hall At Hall, W O Webb, J D Williams, T S Lotterloh, Sewall Fartow, Jamea McGilvary. Nov. 34. Steamer Evergreea with goods for Cross Creek Co, S W Tillingbaat At Co, Dr. B Robinson, S J Hinsdale, S T Hawley, M N Leery, F T Ward, J B Banks, Cant Bradford, G W Mc Donald, J T Pope At Co, Taylor At Underwood, Cook At Powell. Rockfish Co, M B At Sou, W Marphy At Co, D McNeill, T J Johnson At Co; J Sandy, W Mclntyre, M McKinnon, B Vincent, Mrs S J Hart, E J Ha)e,E L At J A Pemberton, Rev J Mcintosh, Ray At Peeroc. R Tnckea. Faller, D Johnson, E W Willkiags,S J Hinoaale, J B Lvon. Geo McNeill, Jaa Coatoe, Rae. W. M. Green, J Nash, J H Walton, J Downing, F Fries, E BeekerdMe. Wiatt At Nanes. W T Horna. J At F Garrett, Tomlinaon, Lines At Co, N A Ramsay, Thos B Long, R M Orrall, J H dt J artiaa, B At B W Robiosoa, A A HeKethaa, Gan Brown. DM QASHWEIiIs, COMMISSION MERCHANT, AWilmlnglwn, N. C. Nov. 25,1849. 95-lf SAM'L J. HINSDALE, Has just received a small assortment of tf Bohemian Cut Glass, 'i Toilet BoUles. Flower Vases, dj-c. Alt very beantiful, and which he expects to aelt very eliorily. j ' Also, seme choice English Soaps and Perfumery. , Also for sale, . Superior Cologne Wafer, by the Gallon, Quart, or Bottle. .4 November 26, 1 849. 95 if POUT OP WILTrllTf f3TOf . ' - ARRIVALS-. Now. la Schr. xTwdlioh frnM 18-8chr. Mt-evvi Wright fraot N-.I Brig Lae, Atwewd JT from I3cntea, Alaria from few York, wlohr. UQvnrada from rVevldonoe. R-. "rI ram Newport, Wajee; oenrm. . tausrnr. from lhilanotpnin. Volant from New River, E. 0. Soader from Newport, Coriatbiaa from Baltimore, fTavrisnn Price from N. York. 22.-8ctirs. Mary Powell from New York, H. D. Leigntea from oV, Mary from ... Stolen from the Subscriber, ON the night ef the 91st inst., a larre sorrel Home, wed mounted, with a small lump on fja upper part of the light shoulder. The burse was seen at Murdoch McKeuxie'a, on the Mor oantou Road, 40 miles above Fayetteville, in the 1 pdsWssion of a negro, who said he waa from Union ' w r A ... : j i county, iv. i. rkuj irioun iciuruing satu norsr, or giving me any information of him, will be libe rally rewarded. Address Nathan T. Bowilon, Fowelllon Post Office, Richmond eoaaty, N. C. Nev. 24, 1849. 95-2w mrow CLOTHING. oponiae-a handsoine assortment of CLOTHING, amonast which msy be found, Cloth Cloaks; Dress, Frock, aad Sacks aad Over coats, in great variety, porchesed la new I era late la the soeooo and at very reduced prices, aad will be sold at a small advance. Persons sWring socfa articles, will do well te examine these Goods. COOK At -POWELL, Nov. 2, 1849. M-w 8TATE OF K0BTH CAROLINA, RICHMOND COUNTY -a Equity. Thomas Green aad Howell Green, by their Guar ' dian Nalbaa T. Bowdon, Garrett Parker and wits PrWilla, Jamea Bowdon and wife Jane, and Mary Green, va. Robert Green, Athn'r of Claihom Green, dee'd, David A. Ray, Jane Greea, aad the said Robert Green. IT appearing ea affidavit, that the Defendant, Jane Greea, is a resident of Mississippi, the said Jane Green ie hereby not i fled to appear be fore tba Honorable the Judge of the Court of Equity for Richmond County, at the Court Hooee ia Rockingham, ea the third Monday of March next, to plead, answer, or demur to Complainant' Bill, ar said Bill wiH bs taken pro conresso, aud heard ex parte aa to her. Witacas, Geo, R. Wet more, Tlerk and Master in Eonity for the County of Richmond, st Ofhn m Rockingham, the 37th rfav of Nov. A. D. 1849, GEO. B. WETMORE,C. M. E. fr.adv. $4 00 J , 5-w ;. wa BMiuciior ia get inairacuona as to hw duty nn A close vote!
Fayetteville Observer [Weekly, 1816-1865] (Fayetteville, N.C.)
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