THE WORTH - CAROLINIAN.
Poetical.
Prom the Elyria Republican.
Gen. Jackson's Reception at New Orlis.
Jan. 8, 1810.
He comes! he comes! the warrior brave,
Whose patriot arm stretched out to sure
A nation's Liberty
Pot Freedom struck the conquering blow.
Triumphant crushed her mighty foe,
Proud England's Tyranny.
He cornea! he comes! his country's pride,
Her statesman, counsellor, and guide,
When war's tumultuous blast
No longer sweep Columbia's shores.
When in her thrilling halls once more
The lot of Fame was cast.
"He comes! he comes! an aged form,
Worn by war's strife and hardest storm;
He treads the field again,
Where years ago his dauntless breast
Withstood the wildest, fiercest blast
That swept the battle plain.
He comes! he corneal and thousands bow
Before the honored patriot now
To give the meed of Fame;
And long Fame's garland shall entwine,
Long, long upon her paze shall shine
His consecrated name.
There's not'a word thy lip haih breathed,
A look thine eye hath given,
That is not shrined within my heart,
Like to a dream of heaven!
There's not a spot where we have met,
A favorite flower or tree;
There's not a scene, by thee beloved,
That is not prized by me!
Whene'er I hear the linnet's song,
Or the blithe woodlark's lay,
Or mark, upon the golden west,
The ro3y clouds decay;
Wben'er I catch the breath of flowers,
Or music from the tree,
Thought wings her way to distant bowers,
And memory cling3 to t'ee.
stolen never forsook him, and he embraced hefirs
opportunity of making restitution in person. More
than 12 jears however, rolled away without Presen"
tin" any facility of visiting Mr. Moncrief. At last,
he obtained a freight to Bordeaux, and thence to
Leith, and having learned that Mr. Moncnei w
still living with his wife and family at their o a re
sidence, he forwarded two pipes of excellent wine to
him, but without mentioning from whom they came.
Vv nen iney arriveu ui uic "
i was thrown into the ereatest perplexity, observing,
i that for himself he could not affird to drink w inn, lie
had no cellar in which h) could place it, nor uiu i
friend that was likely to sena mm
Miscellaneous.
The Robber Reclaimed.
FOUNDED OS FACT.
A wrnrthv minister, whom I shall call
year
piety
the Rev
Mr. Moncrief, resided near cainnnr-t, a wui i.ie
tiAR Ho wpneraliv e?tee:neu lor ins
ottoniin i tn his ministerial duties.
: " u,i iv,a uhnln truth of trod, in style plain ana
1: i l..lr,tfd at once to inform the und-rstand-
; ' i ..,!.. tha tivin blessui". to alrcct tne
heart. It was hi3 custom to go from home aann
ally to receive his yearly stipend; which was
frugality, that it
manaseu ....v.. - -. , .
i ;..t effiripnt fnrthe suDDort of the fami y,
uwaiucjuiik " , ri.
. . .,,.!.,. at thrt end of the year. lo
thf nnidence and domestic economy of Mrs. Mnn
:r ,.w ,S ihia was to be attributed. She nci-
tW nff.cted the fine lady, nor did she bring horse f
i. ..nt hv hr vulmilT. She knew when
to be silent, and when to speak; and instead r.f
listening to the idle reports and vain tattle of
. K.,7l,n, i i tlie ronTCsration, she heard their
. . - , it ! I,... - -n minr! wlttlrtllt
and ouriea mem in -
1 lie season Having ar-
for the
!,.i,Kio . nwwnt. The whole therefore, was a
mistake, and the wine was obviously intended for
some other person. He consented, however, to al
thom fnr the nrescnito De piacea m nm &i&uie.
After making every inquiry to discover ine rt-ai
tl wine, and obtaining no nilormation
B-t.iovr. Mr. Mniicr.ef concluded that time would
develope the mystery. After a few days, a respecta
ble looking gentleman al'gnteu trom nis carriage,
and rennested to see the minister. Being introduc
ed, he said he had been brought up in the country,
and had constantly recollected him witn esteem ana
veneration. He had taken the liberty of bringing
r few trifles for the acceptance of Mrs. JYloncriet.
Tim nresents consisted of some choice fruits, s.lk
&c. of no small value. 1 he stranger was invneo to
a very plain dinner, of which the family wa about
tn nnrtnlrp jinrl nt the coni lnion of the rcpa-?t, 1K)-
' . . r
lifflv reniiestfri n plass of Wine. IVir. moncnui
anoloirized at not having anv. his income not allow-
nirliiin tn Hi-InlrJt. -It is tm said he. "that
there are two pipes of wine in my stable, direciea
to me, but I do not know to whom they belong."
Thi mift renlied thnf ho knew who sent mem, an
tVintV!. Mnnrrief wnstn consider the wine as his
M.m n.nn.t r .Qnrrns nino u.na i miTlf ' 1 M t el V PrO
duced, and after the pirtv had drank health and nap-
pirn ss tolhcir benevoient Inend, Atrs. moncnci au i
hpr children rftire!. lenvinfr the husband anil the
stranger to thems-lves. The surprise and astonish
meat of the fumlyran scarce'y be imagined, and
yet they could form no idea of the name or character
of the guest.
Scarcely had the two gentlemen been k tt alone,
when the stranger became visibly te.oughtful, and
laboured apparently under oreat mental perturba
tion. Ashe sa', the crvstal tears flowed in rapid
succession, and his heart seemed reaay ti burst.
Mr. Moncriet bcc;ime greatly alarmed, and was on
the point of ring:nz the bell for assistance, when the
stianger, locking w sh'ullv at him, u'tred in brok
en acc nts, "Kxcuse me, dear and reverend rtir oe
not alarmed, mv tears spe::k at once my pungent
sorrow for the j-ast, and my gratitu 1e for tho pres
ent moment.'' In an instant he drew out his purse,
containing a sum of money, and with his pen-il
proceeding to make c ilcnlations, then placed 0:1 tne
table a sccnnds'im. "N..w, dearSir," sad he, with
an expressive look of gratitude and.humility. "behold
your property restored, and the interest due thereon.
Mankind, onco iho robber tfTrsyou to-Jav soni"?
resolution for h s grrat offence. did r.ct reject the
advice you gave mc on tliat ccasion. Your imaic
hrs ben ronstotlv before my eyes. Frequently
have I souvht pardon of God, and prayed th it Ides
sings mii.lit descend rpon you. The Almighty has,
I tiut, answered my p. avers, end made tue prosper
ous in regard to both wo: Ids.
MoncrTef looked with astonishment, fir?t at Mait
Innd ar.d then r.t th' money. Time and a sea-firing
Ife had h ft no trac s ofhis former app- arance; yet,
from the moment the first sum was laid down, a
dawn of hope arose in his mind that the ohj ct was
before him, for whose salvation he had so Ion? sup
plicated. The f'-elirgs of the rartis may be. better conceiv
ed than described. The 10ns n.inistcr bell 1 1 lus
prayers answered. He that Ft'd-, wrought with
his hands and ri-Ftored what he had unjustly taken
away. Goil prospered him in his endeavors to
mcke rcstilu'ion, and the rr.bbvr became not only
honest, but the friend cf the man whom he had in
jured.
Hospitalitv. The voice of inspiration rress tlie Grave of thy Friend
nas enjoineu nospuaiuy aa a. uuy. -
tates of nature concur in pronouncing u a
virtue. In this simplicity of ancient times,
it flourished as a visorous plant, beneath
whose spreading branches the traveller found
shelter from the noonday sun and the mid
night storm. But nations m their approacn
to refinement have been prone to neglect its
culture. They have hedged it about with
ceremonies, and encumbered it with trap
pings, till its virtues faded or its root3 perish
ed. Like the stripling shepherd it hath
drooped beneath the gorgeous armor of royal
ty while it would fain have found among the
smooth stones or the brooK tne strengtn u
needed.
Antidote for Marriage. Jay says that
if a man feels very much like getting married,
yet imagines that he ought not to, the best
remedy he knows of is, to help one of his
neighbors move a house full of furniture
borrow nine of his children for three days
and hear them cry. If that fail, build up a
fire of damn wood, and when the smoke is
thickest, hirea woman to scold him for about
f.nr hours. If he can stand all these, he'd
better get married the next day give his wife
the pants, and be the "silent partner" in the
great firm of matrimony. 'We think the
remedy rather severe, but as every man is
liable to those thinss after he yokes himself,
lhl lm nn harm in trviusr it betore
A. Y. Alias.
21il333i3 U4i(Sl?iaB By
Liberty Point Fayelteville, opposite THE
JACKS OJV HOTEL.
May 4. , 10 (y)
tales. !
: iin rr rVi.m to nt.iers.
lT. 1 Mr. Moneritf took his journey
IrcJ " " " . . - . : .1 I." 1A I .
nvinjr settled
retiirninlT to his habitation.
purpose of receiving his stipend, he 1
f,ot, unattendc-d and unarmed, and, h
k IQin pqa was rci 1 1 : 11 1 n 11
Sc-i'Cely had he proceeded ha f way, before a young
man presented himself before him, and prerempto-
at the same t.me rair
n2
the
th";
i .B:taA rtr, his mnn : V.
a pistol to enforce his demand. The li?ht of
.Klt M- Moncri-f to recognize in
robber no less a character than Sanders Muiland,
a linen draper; w'rn h id recently faded. The firm
ness of the "ood minister astonished young Alait
land "This, st," said he, "is my first attempt; I
have" been unfortunate. I am destitute of every
hin Your character I respect, and it is no in
tention of my he-irt ta offer you either injury or
insult, but distress impells ?mi to this action.
Th-se words were delivered in so modest and hum
ble a ton-, they confirmed M. Moncrief in the sen-tim-nt
that he was not lost in vice; and prompted
by his 'sacred office, and a desire to d ter the young
man from his purpose, he began to reason with him,
and pointed out to him in strong, nervous language
ths crime he was about to commit the cruelty of
depriving a minister of a whole year's ;uWtence
tor himse'f and family, and the awful end that
awaited all th se who pursued sa dangerous a course.
r(. K rnnlled to his mind the convictions ofhis
.nn.i-ionce. and tho admonitions ho received in pri
vate, as well as in public; and add-d with a firm
voice, the end of these, things is death.
Maitland listened with attention, nnd, during the
address, his eye and his pistol often fell below the
i: f the horizon For some time an internal
conflict was m iintained, between the desire for the
' and the sin of taking it. At length his enn-
.;nJ.. vielded. and in the most peremptory man
ner he demanded Mr. Moncrief to surrender his
i,i The minister, aware that resistance would
be in vain, looked at the pistol that was now point,
ed at him delivered his money to Maitland; and
reauested that he would listen to him for a few mo
ments. "Yon sav, young man, that this is your
first attempt take my advice, and, to prevent vour
destruction let it be your last. Go and use the
money now obtained, in an industrious manner, and
you shall have not only my torgiveness, out my
' prayers Mr. Moncrief then raised his reverend
. . 'a hands to heaven, and implored mercy for
the robber. They parted, the minister to his aflc-
..r0 nnrt t.imilv. ana iviaiuuiiu 10 aids nu
1 1 Jl 1 ' " rf
knew not whither! ...... , ' .
The world was all before him where to choose
TT:- nf rest
it.I, if he could have looked to Providence as
his "uide, or prayed fr direction; but he could not
pray! Afflicted with the most distressing feelings
sensible of his crime, and aware ol the danger
to which his life was exposed, he wandered about
for sometime, undetermined what would be bis future
proceeding. The solemn parting words of the
minister still sounded in his ears, and his kindness
melted his heart. At one time he resolved to return
the ilI-otten buoty, but then he knew that his ap
prehension might bo the consequence, and his life
tbe forfeiture.
Meantime tha case of Mr. Moncrief was greatly
comtnisseratedj by his affectionate parishioners; old
and V0ng spontaneously came forward, and more
than compensated tha loss ho had sustained. Still,
h prayed" for Maitland, and often wept as he en
treated God to bring him to a sense of his sin, and
to reclaim Mm trom the paths of the destroyer.
At length Maitland heard of a vessel bound to
India, and hastened on board. While there, he
freaoantly reflected on the sin he had committed,
ffnU- Madly have restored the money he had
!o unwillingly taken, but this became every day
impac1icahle,and he now turned his alter,-
- A to the minister's adriee, employ it honestly
and indastriously. He availed htmself of the num
a9 advanta-ea which commerce open, to the
Uor and by great assiduity and caution, aided by
Sa biessi n &9 of Providence, which he earnestly
2h?M tne pardon of his sin, he aucceeded be-
, k most sanguine expectations His desire
Punctuality
Punctuality, in regard to appointments, is
an essential part of the excelleut habit of do
ing every thing in an orderly and seasonable
manner. No man will ever be able to do
business expeditiously and correctly, who has
not a stated tune and method for all that he
does. ithout these, it his concerns are
numerous, he will always be in hurry and
confusion; will do every thing imperfectly,
and will, after all, make but little despatch
Now, an appointment is the fixing of a par
ticular time for a certain business, or duty.
If it be exactly attended to, it displaces noth
ing else, but leaves its proper time for every
other engagement. This exactness in at
tending to every thing in its proper season,
is of high importance to all business men, to
those who have the charge of concerns that
are weighty, as well as numerous, it is ab
solutely essential. President Washington
was the most punctual man in the obser
vance of appointments, ever knowu to the
writer. He delivered his communication to
Congress at the opening of each session, in
person. He always appointed the hour of
twelve, at uoou, for this purpose; and he
never failed to enter the hall of Congress
while the State House clock was striking tha
hour. His invitations to dinner were always
given for four o'clock, P. M.- He allowed
five minutes tor the variation ot time pieces;
and he waited no longer for any one. Cer
tain lagging members of Congress some
times came in when dinner was nearly half
over. The writer has heard the President
say to them with a smile "Gentlemen, we
are too punctual for you. I have a cook who
never asks whether the company has come,
but whether the hour has come!"
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Anson County. S
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Jan
uary lerm, lisiO.
Thomas P. Rogers, vs. Jacob Pair.
Constable's levy on Land, AprV 6th 1839.
Levied on two 'hundred ncrcs nf land, fie pro
oeitv of D-Tendant Jac-ih Pair m'jnininjr the
heirs of " i'luun Cou'y Dec'd and William An-
doison on t'ie waters ot Knharuscn s Creek.
T-nrpBri;ig to t'ie satisfaction of the Court,
Win. Kaimcy,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
-isr-srrnTTT r rpn..ctftillv inform the inhab tant?
WW l.v. .ttviUt mid its vicinity, that he Will
PIANO FORTES.
A GOOD assortment of Piano b ortes may con
stantly bs found for sale at the Female Semi-
m l I 1... .1AV.knt muL'ra
narum 1 nose now on unnu uy .uv,.v...fc
- . . C a. ; r- if r
and from the best manufacturers m nc
will he sold ten ner cent, lower than can be pur
chased elsewhere, of the same class, and workman-
... . . 1 Ml 1 fn
ship :n this market. Uiaers win oe eireuwu
Piano Fortes from any manufactory of this country,
or Germany, and they will be furnished at the lowest
IN. X ork prices, adding the expense oi Lruusponu.-
tion. All instruments ordered or furnished tnrough
this agency are selected at N. York, by approved
Prof essors of Music, are opened after their arrival
here, tried and approved by competent fianisis,
before they are offered for sale, and are repacked
without additional charge, in tne Dost manner lor
safe conveyance to anv part of the countrj'. All
those furnished from manufacturers in this country,
are warranted by the makers.
X in: rAicnai'c i;4li i J . . t j . ... . . . ,
through the music
frequent lm-
at extrava
gant nrices. through the private interest or ignor
ance. of the venders, has led to the establishment
of this Agency. To meet the convenience of pur
chasers, arrangements have also been made to re
fcisp in njivment rnod lieootiable notes at four
months. Davable at the. Cape Fear Bank. Thi
arrangement often saves to the purchaser ten per
cent, in the difference of exchange, besidej all tne
risk of damages in the transportation, and t!io cer
tain! v c.f havin? an instrument delivered here, ap
proved and in good order. Enquire of the PRIN
CIPALS of the SEMI1NAUY, or ot Jol. l.
HAW LEY.
Fayctteville; Nov. 30 1839. 40 tf.
been made for two years past
department of the Seminary, and the (
position of inferior instruments often
NEW GOODS.
E have received and opened our FAL1 ,.j
WINTER GOODS, which comnrT.
larare and extensive assortment of
DErT G-OOLS.
Hardware and Cuttlery,
Boots and Shoes, Fur and Wool Hats, Fur and ! i
Straw Bonnets, Writing, Letter and W rapn i n P."
t- pt fr"fcr.-
Llso
Hhds. Porto Rico Sunar,
8? Bags Rio Coffee,
30 Boxes Raisins,
Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Collins' and K ing's Axes,
5 hhds. Crockery,
75 Kegs Nails,
50 Sides of Sole Leather,
Which are offered at very low prices for CASH or
on time for approved paper. '
NOTT & STARR
59-
1
approved pape
November 23, 1S39. 4
COFFEE,
SCGAIi, MO&ASSES& SHAD.
,151
execute Poririits of all fizes.
: I kAiipstps warrertca
f.. .,t it,.. Ptoie rf Messrs. Nolt & Starr
in or
He
at moiieratu
may be seen
January 13. 1840,
47-t
Timber and Lumber Agency.
II E subscriber will attend to the sale of
TIMBKll
Wilmington
T
t'nat the D fondant, in this case is not an in
habitant of the County of Anson. It is ther'-fore
..rdered. that publication be made m the JNort!
Carolinian for s x snecessive weeks that he he and
appear at our next Crunty Court to be held nt t'ie
Court House in Wadesboro, on the 2nd Monday in
April next t p'eail or d;:mur, otherwise the case
diall b heaid rxparir, ana an oruer oi saie
i- . ii . i i i :.....
prayed l r to scm ine imu icvi:u on 10 BaiiKijr
Plaintiffs debt and cost.
Witnc??, No:fl"et D. Bngccan, Cleik of said Court
at ofiice, th; 2nd Monday in January, A. D. 1840
IN. UUtXjAlN, uierK.
F bruary 29, 1S40. 53-Gt-S3,25
FEMALE SCHOOL
Tn Pittsborougli.
"raTISS Maria J. Flo'mc's School will be opened
iTH. in Pdtsborough, on the Is' day of February
next, she has procured the services of a competent
ssistant in the School, and win give instruction io
fL-w younst g'r's in the ordinary branches ot H.n-
lish education, viz: Heading, Writing, Urammar,
Arithmetic, and Geography, with History, botany,
Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, ar.d other branches
tha? may be d sirtd.
1 pition, tor rejiainsr, wrinns, grammar, arnnme-
i t:..i r-..irr.. : ..r
1C, ana fcograiiny, uuiiais per eso.o:i ui
twenty-one weeks.
LUMBER, &c. in the lown ot
North Carolina, tor all persons wno
.nv favor him withtheirconiiiussion. He pledges
l: ..h-. f,.rtliom at all times the highest
...c., nrti. les as they may trust to his
' .. , iioin nn wav connectel with the
e.....T i;n rt1,nir Awent: and willivcthc best
security for the faithfu I discharge ol I his duties
Agent. MILES COblLN
Vi!inin!:ton,N.C.Fe.b. 23, lf.i
STATE OF KOKTH CAROLINA.
Cumberland County.
IN EQUITY.
Mari ih Thomas and others,
1-lf
FAYETT E V I LLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
t'ie t4th of
utnls arcclia-gcd fiom timeot rntr
ol session. ueiiuciion lor ausui
c:ise of sickness.
T!ir Aendfimc voar commenced oi
O.-toher and closes on the lSth of July fil mg
The vcar is divided into two Sessions ot twenty
weeks each.
TERMS IX ADVANCE.
E ementarv Department or 2d Class, S3 per Session
First Class, J6
French Langnagu, l u
Drawing anil Painting, 10
t.wi- .o Pinno Forte, accompanied
by the voire,
M usic on Guitar,
Uc d Piano,
Incidentals,
November 23, 1S39.
25 "
25 "
3 "
50 cents.
39-
tf.
MILL STONES.
TIE Subscriber having recently opened a new
quarry of superior snt, is pre pa ret I to turntsii
any number ol Stones, eniu r ai me quarry
stJre o! C. J. Orrell, Fayctteville. The quality fit
the MVre county Stones is so well known as not
to nerd description, and the Subscriber will war
rant all stones sold by him. If they should not
prove to be good, another pair will be furnished
without charge. The price is lower than hereto
fore. Persons wishina to purchase, can apDly in per-
t . . i i , . . 1.
or lV letter nuiirosscu io .ai inu -, ....j..h.
N. C. wilh description ot the size wanted.
JESSE SOWELL.
Moore Count3', April 20, 1839. 8 tf.
son.
county,
T
Democracy
The system of democratic government is
most beautiful in its structure, and benevoieut
in i(s operations. It is a transcript of the
government of God. It is supported by the
profoundest researches of philosophy, by the
sublimest teachings" of religion, the purest
piety, the deepest virtue, the firmest faith, the
brightest hope, the most expansive hope, the
most expansive charily. It gives to each the
rights of all. Each man is estimated a unit,
the sum of which makes up the whole. What
is the right of one is the right of all. It con
fers no titles it bestows no immunities. It
makes each accountable for the whole, and
pledges the protection to the whole for the
good ot eacn. 1 he man that is born in in
significance, and bred in a corner, may, by a
continuance in well-doing, rise to the centre
of glory and honor. Merit is the only avenue
to success. And the sons and daughters of
the rich, by the neglect of virtue, by indul
gence in vice will sink into merited insig
nificance. The man in office may be re
moved without a revolution, while vacant
seats are open to the emulation of all. I can
conceive no form of government so perfectly
compatible with the sublime principles of
Christianity, or so directly calculated to pro
mote the happiness of all mankind, as a de
mocracy. It needs only to be understood in
theory and adopted in practice by a people
qualified to test its qualities, to secure the ad
miration and support of every philanthropist
in tne world.
Keep your mouth shut and your eyes open.
HORSE STOLEN.
TTF. SiiVc.-ibcr's horse was stolen from tlv
Knhln of Mr. Henrv Branson, on the n:ght ot
tho 19th Inst. The horse is of dun color, with;
blac't ma n and tul, wi:h a speck in hi right eye,
occa-ioned by the blow .f a switch, lie n ahout
six year' ol ase. 1 will give a rewaru oi ir.:i
DOLLARS for the rec vcry of the horse and the
appreiiension oi ine unci.
iv. Uliiuui iw.
Faycttcvi'le, March 14th IS 10. 5j tf.
J. & J. KYLE,
"TT AVE just received by the late arrivals from the
MftL North, a large and splendid assortment oi
Among which are
Super-fine Blue, Black, Brown, Olive, Oxrord
mixed. Drab. Green and Wine colored
Cloihs.
Cassimeres, well assorted.
Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans and Erminets.
Super-fine Vestine
278 pieces 3-4 & G-8 merinoes.
345 pieces 3-4 & 6-8 Muslin de Lane.
1298 pieces Calico, well assorted.
Camorichs. Jaconets and Plain Muslins.
39 bales 3-4, 4-8 & 5-8 Shirting andSheeting,
Bleached and Brown.
65 pieces Superior Silks, well assorted.
Merino, Cashmere and Blanket Shawls,
Muslin de Lane Shawls and Scarfs,
Stc. Slc. &c.
Comprising one of the largest stocks of Goods ever
ottered in this State, all ot wnicn oeing bousniat me
late sales at the north, will he ottered tor sale at
REDUCED PRICES,
by wholesale or retail.
September 30, 1839. 32 -tf
HAT
S !JH
ATS
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hats,
TLfTAVE just received their SPRING
Stock, and continue to manufacture Silk and
Fur Hats, at the north east corner of Market
Square, Fayetteville.
Also, a full supply of Hatters Trimmings.
N. B. Highest price given for Furs.
April 6, 1839. G-tf
CROCKERY.
fbftft OOZEN TEAS, 350 doz. Plates,
Just received and for sale by '
... PETER P. JOHNSON.
April 20, 1839. etf
Andrew Clar'.v and v. if : Franc:s.
Amended Petition for t'ie sa'e of Lands.
TOAnlrew C!ar'-i nnd Fr.mri his wife. By
an orh r of the Co irt of Equity for th- Co-inty
ot'Cumhrrlan.l, at tho F;.ll Term 13:53. You are
r quir,d to a; p ar nt t'ie n xt Term, tin sixth
Monday af'er the fon't'i Mom'ay of M:reh 1S40,
and plead anw r or ! mur to the Petitioners p
titir.n or the ?a:iie w 11 bu taken pro co:ifesso and
he;ir-l exntirte.
AKII'D. A. T. SMITH, c .& m. e.
March 1G, !8!0. 06-0t.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, (
Cumberland County.
ITT.
and ct':ers,
TO All.-n C ;mr n an 1 wile
Cam'-fon, A-vh'd. Tnk r and
IN E Q V
Flora ?IeM 1 a:i
vs.
Alb n Cann r- n and others.
Amended Petit icn fr the sale cf Land.
Margaret, Mnrv
wife Mary, Mar
garet l-.wn:', Jla c niUith.l and wi'e Anna,
Mu'c'im CJ;il reiit'i, A U sv.n r Gallfi rtv,
out' o r.irv a :d wif C utli ir n , Jomi iMcl.aurm
and wite ir-.'", itl xaii'lir .i rh ani "lie i aitia
rinc, James G-;.h iin and wife .Va'-, Ncal Mc'il
ai, Aic'i'd. A. A.C mi l.sn, aid A'aiiret A. Mc
Mill in. IJv- ai o ! r t f tiie Court f i- q-uty. or th
Comitv i f C:mbcr!ai!, at d- tall 1 nn, 13 9.--
ou are r quired to ni r.i ar nt its next I erni, t 'e
-'Xth Moniliiv alter the fourth Monday o'" March, A.
D. 184'', ard plead, ai swcr or !etnur to the P tl
oiei's Petition, f-r the same u ill betaken pro to:i
f. sso and heard exn n te.
AttCH'D. A
March IC4 181'J.
T. SMITH, r.
&. M. F..
56-6t.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, (
Cumberland County, )
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, .Iarch
Term, 1S40.
Henry McLean, Ei'r. of Henry W. Ayre, Dec'd.
vs.
John Uaihbone.
Original Altackmcnl.
Levied upon a lot cf s ound in the Town of Fay
e-teille, on the corner of Hay and Barge's St. ce;s
ST appearing to the satisfaction of the Com
that tin- PHendant in 1 1 i- cr.s; Joh-i Rathb inc
icsides beyond the limits of this Siate,and that theu-u
r.i pn cess o law ca n oi oc se veu on mm it is th re
for o dered by the Court, that publication be made
for eirht weeks n the No th Ca olinian, notifying
said def ndant of the levy of said attachment," and
requi ing him to e.p ear : t the next term of '1
Court to he held at ti e Co- rt House in l-"acttcv:lle,
on the first Monday in June next, then nnd there to
leplcvy, plead, answer or demur, o" judemrnt by
detault will be awa ded against him, and the prope
ty cttaehe-l and levied on. will be condemn' d to b
sold fo- the satis action of the plaintiffsdemand.
Y it e-s John A'cLau in, .r. Clerk of sa d Cou
at Otl'.ce n Fafeville. the fi st Monday in Mrch
vrino i in ni ic4c, an t tneb.th ot American Indc
pendence.
JOHN McLAURIN, Jr. Cle k.
March 28, 1840. 57 gt.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Cumberland County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, JSIarch
lerm, 1840.
Cook & Co.
VS.
"William A. Murchison.
Original Attachment.?
Levied on. a I ons" and I t in the Town rf Fayette
vil!.-, jo'ns A. Ba ley, Td inghasf and others.
n 1 apnearmg to the satisfaction of the Cen t that
tne l'e eiutanti i th s case William A. Murehi
son, is not an in lahitint ot this Stale, and the u ual
process ot law e nnot bo se vrd on I im, it is there
tore o-ocred r.y ine n t that puMicat on I e ran!
for six weeks in tin North Ca ol nian, requ rin
him to be and app ar at the n xt T nil of Ur sai
L en t to ne nti i lor th : Co intv of Cu ..be.land, at
the Court Hons i i Fayttteville, on the fi st Monday
mjen n x., anu turn an I t iere to ret 1 vy nnd
p ean, or ju igmerii i.na! w ill be ente ed a-ainst him
and me piopeny icvieu on beconJemned to the sat
ls actiou o. iae pi iniiit s recovery.
... -"wjr.urin, jr. lerkot the sa:
court aiomcem i- ayetteville, the fi st Monday in
Varch Anno Domini 1810, and .64tii of American
tndepenuence.
At u oq iaoOHN McLAURIN,' j'r. Clerk.
March, 28 1840. 57 6f
MORUS MULTICAULIS
3UUU morus Multicaulis Trees are of
fered to the public, at fifty cents per tree, warranted
genuine, ana in a good slate of preservation. They
are finely branched, from 2 to 6 feet high, and were
5"" " !"' oauuy sou, consequently well ma
" "J" 7 - J i"crs soon, as tho proper sea
son ior pianung commences about the- 1st Februa
ry. Aaaress at uayettevdle, N C
Dec. 21, 1839. JONATHAN EVANSJr.
For the above,
with History, Botany, Moral
Philosophy, and Rhetoric, twelve .Dollars and fr ll-
tv Cents pei Session.
Miss Holmes will take a few girlsto board at
$10 per month, including alt expenses. 1 union ana
board in all cases paid in advance.
Board lii other respectable houses at the same.
rate. II desired, ins ruciion in rrencn, j,.uiii aim
Music on the Piano t orte will he tivcn, at Sim per
Session, fir Lntm or Fr' n-h, andg.2apir bession
or Mus-ic en th.-Piano Forte.
January 18, 18iu.
The Standard, Observer, Wilmington Ad-
ertiser, and -Newhem opeetaior, win sive i:ie
above f-nr inse:tion'-, an J torwarJ t leir hills to this
office for rav.
50Bags Rio,
25 Bags Cuba,
20 Bags Laguira,
10 Bags Old Java, J
10 Hhd3. Sugar,
10 Hhds. Molasses,
5 Barrels of Sliad.
For Sale by
November 9, 1839.
Coffi
GEO.
eei
McNeill.
37-tf
El
NEW GOODS.
HE Subscriber has received his Fall and Win
ter supply
rtment ol
Iv ol" Goods, e.nbracing a general as-
Shoes and Boots, He.ts and Caps, Hard "Ware and
Cutlery, Crockery and GI ss Ware, Wines and
Liquors, i roccrics ot all kinds, JL'atent -Medicines,
Paints and Dye Stuffs, Hatters M aterials, &.C. ike.
'1 he Stock is very heavy, Jlerc:ianls ure invHe.i lo
cil! (i i-J f .r.i l'.'ie J.)f l irmitivcs. rvu:i .iruiinrt
montv trill he taken ai wcrr if paid trlicn the
Liooila are bcugltt
G. B. ATKINS,
Oct. 20 183D. 35 tf. Foot Hay-JiJeunl
FALL & WINTER
GOODS.
HE Subscriber has hist received his FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, consisting oft
large and general assortment of
Groceries ami Cuttlery,
Crokery-Ware, Hats, Shoes, Bon
nets, &c. &c.
Which he will sell at the LOWEST PRICES for
CASH, oron time to pu-ctu ,1 tus:omers, at hii
old Stand, South East corner of Market Square.
PETER P. JOHNSON.
November 23, 183 9. 29-tf
ENTERTAINMENT.
engaged for more than three years in attcndjnj
nri HE SUBSCUlBER,having been satisfactory
JO. e
to a
Boarding' House,
Feels encouraged to say to the public, that her
IIOUE and S I'ABLt S are well furnished for the
reception and accommodation of those who inaj be
pleased to call.
TRUST SALE.
to me.
lav ili
IN conliinnity t the provisnuw contained m
a Deed ol Trii-.t. mule !V Wiilinni Dullard
I will expose at public sale, on Satiir
Gili April, at the Itunse of t lie said Wil
liam Billiard, the Dower Right in 2-29 1-iacrcs
f land, one cart, eight. Lead of sheep, nventy-
.-I rti
nine liend ot lioo;s. Also earn, peas, longer,
lioneliolil and kilclien furniture. Also Une
Tar Kiln. TVrms nuifle known on day sale.
I. MELVIN, Trustee.
March 16, 1S40. 56 2l.
MANAGER'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
Mammoth Lottery
For ISth April.
All the STAGES arrive at, and depart from mr
Mouse, where seats are secured, and no eiertiou
spared to ive general satisfaction to passengers.
Mv residence is on the corner of G illespie street,
the lot formerly occupied by Mrs. B.irire, convenient
to the market, and near the State Bank.
Mrs. E. SMITH.
Fayctteville. Augrst -24, 1839. -0-tf
ICJThe Raleieh Register, Wilmington Adver
tiser, Chcraw Us.zttte and Salisbury Watchmti,
will insert the above 3 months, and foi ward their it
counts to this office.
t t
CAPITAL
$75,00
ALSO,
SSyOO'.-SloCOI-SlOOO!
Alexandria lioltery.
Wi
CIhss A. for 1S40.
11 be posit' v- ly drawn o.i Silnr-lay, the
April, 184, at Alexa-idrii, D.C.
ISth
D. S. GREGORY, &. Co. Managers.
Containing; the following Splendid Pri:
One of 875,000 dollars
One of 25,003 dollars
One of 15,000 dollars
10,000 dollars
9,000 dollars
es:
One of
One of
One of
One of
One of
One of
One of
One of
Five of
Ten of
EtTwentyof
lLjtTwenty of
Km Fifty of
50 of $750
tar
8,000 dollars
7,000 dollars
6,000 dollars
5,000 dollars
4,000 dollars
2,866 dollars
2,500 dollars
2.000 dollars
1,750 dollars
1,500 dollars
1,000 dollars
120 of $500,
Thirteen Drawn Numbers out of Seventy-
.
eight.
Tickets on'y
$20 Halves
Eighths $2
S 10 Quarters
50.
Certificates of Packages of S6 Whole Tickets $2G0
Do. .Do." 26 Half do 130
Do. Do. 26 Q.utrter do 65
Do. Do. 26E'ghhs du
32.
ICpOrders for Tickets and Shares, or Certifi
cates fif Packages in the abovo Lottery will be
promptly attended to, and the drawing sent imme
diately afier it is over. Address,
D. S. GS EGORY & Co. Managers,
Richmond, Va. or Washington City, D. C.
March 21, 1840. 56 4t-pd.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
Fayctteville, Xortli Carolina.
HIS ESTABLISHMENT will be open after
the 1st of August, under the management
and direction of the SuOsrcibcr. The House Mi
been thoroughly repaired, and will, in a fpw t-t!'
be well furnished; and every effort will be madeto
render it worthy of patronage. .tt
LDWARD YARBR0UGE
JlnS-at 3, 1339. 23-lt
rCFThc Ausust a Chronicle (weekly.) R1?
Register and Standard, Wilmington Advert
Grecnsboroiish Patriot, Salisbury Wateliuian,
Cheraw Gazette will insert the above three moiiJ
a id forward their accounts to the subscriber.
E. !
W2C Is. aOTZs
MERCHANT TAIL0t
.i I M
EGS leave to return thanks for the iiDtrr
tronaee he has received, and also to nm
. . , j .t n .i iho.h conii"-
irienos ana ine puDiic. generaiiv, im" r r ncht i
tocarryon the Tailoring Business in all itsbranjj
He hos received the latest fashions for the IA .j
- . . . i . l wndVlOW j
VV 1I l c.u oi lam-iv una is umajs'"--
... ,.1.
cuteorderswithneatncssancaespaii.il. , i,
l.S. Ailtnose lnaeoieu io urcauu..---
note or account, wi II please call and settle tne
mediately, as cloths cannot be bought without i
Just lleccivcrt.
Tlhfls. prime retailing Molasses. f
20 Bbls. Mackerel, now lanihng.
i. 1 1-. 1 ,
Geo
sale bv
ALSO j
Sgh Firkins Superior Gray ton VVj1
V700 lbs. BUCK WHEAT FtfgiB
42 tf.
Dec. 14, 1S39.
BLANK WARRANTS,
Deeds, (common) -Sheriff's
Deeds,
Constables Ca. Sa, Bonds,
Do Delivery do
Appeal Bonds,
Eauity Subpoenas,
Superior Court Fi. Fa-
County Court Sci. a
vive iudgnnent.
- r!rt. Subpffua3'
S.inPrior Court Warrant
1'; . ,
ntitf5.
' i.i Annre.
JJonds lor KjO lu.-rr i
For SitE at this Officb-