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THE NOMTE - C AJROILINI AM . Poetieal. From the Knickerbocker. Tor Ma v. In memory of the late Lieut. Wm. Hulbert, United States Army, who tee murdered by - a party of Seminole Indians, near Fort ; Frank Brooke, tn tlortda, tn Jilay laav. Not Where the youthful soldier loves to yield HIn final breath, and close hi lailimreye. , r i : , I -s...n,1M umin li hattlt fi-0(t Did he, the young and noble hearted, die. The colors of his country did not wave In triumph o'er the spot where Hulbert lell, Yet shall his name be counted with the brave, Who knew their duty and performed it well. And though (or him no marble pile may raise Its lofty summit to the southern sky, N' graven lines of hyperbolic praise Arrest the traveller's cold and tearless eye: Better memorials of Iris name shall live; Remembrances more durable and dear Than all Marmorean eulogy can give, Or all the monuments that art can rear. For his had heen the favored lot heliw, Earth's purest and niiist sacred joys to find, In all the fond affection that could flow From hearts whose tendrils round his own were twined. And his the solace, an unfailing fund, ' ;.- Beneath whatever ekies destine to rove, To know, to feel, he could not go beyond A mother's blessing and a sister's love! And at the toilsome day's desired close, When with loner vigils his vounu eye grew - dim, He slept confiding in the prayer that rose, , . Far in thf rrrrfn land of his native home, for him. And love, though unavailing to avert The fortune he was fated to fulfil, Survives the grave, with power to reassert, Her dear prerogative of memory still. Yes, love survives! and beautiful and green Her wreath of recollected virtues wove: And, smiling by her side, is even seen Hope, pointing to the realms ol bliss above! From the Western Carolinian. Mr. Editor: I am credibly informed, that a member of Congress by the name of Truman Smith, from Connecticut, and another by the name ol C. Morgan, J'rom New York have franked a great number of Federal pamphlets anil papers to this and the adjoining counties. I understand that both of these "franker" are abolitionists: ih names of the people to whom they send, have been furnished by certain feder alists about Salisbury, and elsewhere. The fact that certain of our Salisbury federalists are in direct, or indirect, correspondence with Northern Abolitionists, anil that these Abolition ists are sending on papers to our people, should not pass unnoticed. The intercourse may soon become more intimate, and their co-operation mre general. Let the people look out, for we nay soon see abolition pamphlets pouring in on us through the same channel. I know the names of the Federalists, who are in this manner keep ing up a correspondence with Northern aboli tionists, and they shall before long be exposed. An Observer. From the same. Banks in North Carolina. Mr. Editor: The capital stock of two of our North Carolina Banks, namely: the Bank of the Slate, and the Bank of Cape Fear, is three millions of dollars. These Banks, when the suspension took place, hail notes issued to the amount of between three and four millions at least; or perhaps more. They have gone on, calling in this circulation, until now they have not much more than one million and a hall". of notes abroad certainly not as much as two million's; and the process is still going on. With these facts before him, can any man wonder that money is scarce in North Carolina? Here is the plain cause of the scar city of money among us, and yet these very bank-men are crying out "Hard Times," and charging it an on me uruvcrnmenr. Tr.rpr.RSON. From the same. Mr. Editor: The Federal supporters of "Old Tip-"- hereabouts, assert that Genera! Harrison hasalcv.ivs been a ReDuhlican: and thev cite a evidence, ; that he was appointed to office by Mr. Jefferson, the lather and great head of the Republican Party. Now, sir, I have yet o leain that Mr. Jefferson did ever appoint Gen. Harrison to office I am of opinion that he nev er did. - He continued him in an office in which lie was appointed by old John Adam, the lead ing blue-light and black-cockade Federalist of that day, and the author of the odious Alien and Sedition Laws. This is the source from which Gen. Harrison first received office: and a.s it is well known that Adams neverappointed any hut Federalists of the deepest dye to office, what must have then been General Harrison's prin ciples? and what must they now be, since his friends say he has never changed any of his po litical opinions? -. The following evidence, taken from the Jour nals of the Senate of the United States, will show what a favorite William Henry Harrison then was with old John Adams: "United States, July 10, 1797. , "Gentlemen . of the Senate: I nominate the folio wing persons for promotions and appoint ments in the army of the United States: "First Regiment of . Infantry, y William Henry Harrison, Esq. of Virginia, Captain, vice Kingsbury, removed. 1 . JOHN ADAMS." " Thi Inllowin? written message was received from the President of the United States, - Mr. Malcuin, his Secretary. "Gentlemen uf the Senate;: I nominate Wm Wr.ru Harrison. Esn of Viririnia to be Secre tary of the Territory Northwest ol the River "United States, May 12, 1800. "Gentlemen of the Serrate! I nominate Wm. H. Harrison, of the North Western Territory. to be Governor of the Indian Territory. JOHN ADAMS." Does any Republican want further evidence of Harrison's Federalism? For one, I do not. - ROWAN. Extract from an article in the Charleston Mer- cury. "I am a Southern : man, says Mr. P., a slaveholder a South - Carolina Senator." The declaration is not out of place, for the gentleman's acts signally fail to establish his claims to the character of either. What ate the principles and policy of South Carolina, and as a Southern man, slaveholder and South Carolina Senator, how has he obeyed and followed them? South Carolina principles snd policy de clare that the Federal Government is one of limited pawer, derived from the Constitution, subject to the most rigid construction. Mr. Preston, as the Senator and represen tative of South Carolina, is found actiug and voting with, and following a party (Mr. Web ster in the front car) professing principles di rectly opposite. South Carolina denies the power to the Government, under the Constitution, to carry on a general system of internal improve ment. Mr. Preston votes, dodges, or acts as the case may be, with the Federal party, who go for internal improvement, and every thing else, under the general welfare clause. South Carolina has contended against, and resisted to the death, the Tariff of protective duties. Mr. Preston tells us that he can have no party purpose different from or opposed to Clay, Crittenden, Clayton, Dixon, Hender son and Merrick, the fathers of the Americau system. South Carolina is opposed to a United States Bank, both upon principle and in practice. Mr. Preston was accidentally and unintentionally absent long since, when that question came up. On more recent accasions he was in his place, and openly avows his support and approval of that measure. Mr. Preston is a Southern man, slavehol der, and South Carolina Senator, and is found allied and associated with Abolitionists incendiaries, supporting a party and candi date for the Presidency, hostile to all the principles that have formed the political creed of South Carolina, from the declaration of American Independence, to the present time. Mr. Preston is fluent in oratory, and plausible and ingenious in expression, but he cannot escape the dilemma in which he has placed himself. As a Southern man as a slave holder, and a Senator of South Carolina, he has either committed treason to his State, or been guilty of the most culpable and un pardonable dereliction of duty. SOUTH CAROLINA. From the Warrenton (Va.) Jeftersonian. Mr. Editor: The following is an extract from a letter, written bv a gentleman ol the firt re spectability, and vho is ready to substantiate the truth of the chare made against General Harrison. I hope every man will read it lor himself, he fine he determines to support a man entertaining such principles: "I am as sured, by a gentleman of high standing in so riety, who travelled wiih General Harrison a few days ar, on board the steamboat from North Bend to Cincinnati, that he was brought tut on the subject ol'aholition, that he express ed himself freely upon that topic, anil advocated every principle which characterizes the shame ful doctrine, (if it be allowable to apply this term to such a faction;) that he explained his vole in Congress upon the question of admitting Mis souri into the Union as a slave-holding Slate, in the following way: He said that he voted in accordance with the wishes of the people of that Slate, but intimated that he voted against his conscience; declared that he was entirely oppos ed to the extension of slavery in the West, and boasted, that he would get the support of the abolitionists. All this was in the presence of aholi'ionists, and I am further assured, that all win heard him were .satisfied that he was tho roughly and radically an abolitionist. "So much for Generil Harrison's abolition principles. Now, if the people are willing, with their eves open, to take this man for their ruler, with all his odious doctrines, and his total want of capacity as a statesman, in the ninie of God, he it so! In sackcbith and ashes will they mourn the consequence of their consummate folly, and in the bitterness of their souls will they be forced to cry "AMEN !" to their own ruin." "Well friend B. how does whig;ery flourish up in your town?" '"O. we are doing well we drank thirteen barrels of hard cider at one lo cabin meetini;!" "Well, really, that is encouraging. Whal'll you take? New Haven Register. Mucenee of Mind. Federalists forgetting to celeSrate for more than 20 years, the battle of Fort Meigs. "That's the candidate I go for," as the loafer said to the hard cider. Strayed or Stolen. FROM the Subscriber, on the niffht of th" 26h ultimo, a blaze fice sorrel IVIARE. with white feet, has a short nicked tad; she is between nine and eleven yers nl I. 1 w-ll satisfy any peison for their trouble, w ho w 1! bring her to ue, or confine her, and inform me so that I may et her a . ain. FayettPVill", June 6, 1840. 67 tf. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ( Sampson County. ) Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, JYIay Term, 1840. John Robinson, vs. Joel P. Register, Dickson Sloan and others, summoned as Garnishees. Original Attachment. ITT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court thai John liobinson, the Dt-tcndant in this case is not an hainbilanl of this State. It is therefore ordered, that publication be made in the North Carolinian for six weeks, notifying said Defendant to appear-at the next term ot said Court, at the Court House in Clinton, on the 3d Monday in Au gust next, and plead, answ r of replevy to said at tachment, otherwise Judgment will he rende ed against him and the amount in the hands of the per sons summoned as ixarnisnecs will be condemned to satisfy the Plaintiff's demand. . . Witness, Thomas I. Faison Clerk of said Court, at office in Clinton the third Monday in May, Anno Domini 1840 and 64th of A inert can Independence. " . - THOMAS h FAISON, Clerk.' May SO, 1940. 69-6w. STATE OF NORTH . CAROLINA, ; Jinson County. J Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April , lerm, i4U. 2 Dorcas Lewellen, vs. The hoirs at Law of Jesse 'Lewellen, decM. Petition for Doicer. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, mat seven of the defendants. Alfred, Isaac, Jesse and Amon Lewellen. and Nathaniel Biyens & wife Je mima, Thomas Bennett, and wife Elizabeth, and Mosca Hough and wife Mary, are not inhabitants of this State. It is ordered by the Court, that pub lication be made in the North Carolinian Tor six weeks, far said defendants to appear at the next Term of this Com t. to be held for the County of Anson, at the Court House in Wadesborougb, on the 2d Monday in July next, then & there to plead, answer or demur to the petitioners petition, or Judg ment pro confeaso will be entered against them and the case set down to be heard exparte as to them. Witness, Norfle.et D. Bogsan, Clerk of said Court at office the 2nd Monday of April A. D. 1840. N. D. BOGG AN, Clerk. May 30. 1840. 66 - 6w. Price of ad'v. S5 25. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, i Sampson County. i Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May Term, 1840. Bluman H. Crumphr and wife, and Lucy Ann Crumpler. vs. Coor Cooper and wife, anil others, H' irs at Law of Alatnew and Jorin urumpie.', jr. act a. (Petition or Partition.) ITT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that JL the Defendant' iu th s case, Coor Cooper and wife Alsev. Ez.-kiel Butler and wite fc.liza, and Adam But er and wife Sophia, are not inhabitants of this State, and the u-ual process of law cannot be seivcd on them, it is therefore order d by the Cou t that publication l e made for fix weeks in the North Caiohnian, requ;ring him to be and aop ar at the nxt T nn of our said Court to he held for th-; County of Sampson, at the Court Hons in Clinton, on the thrid Monday in Au. next, and then and there to answer plead or demur to idaintilT's D-tilion, or the same will be tnltpn nro confesso. and heard exparte as to them Witness Thomas I. Faison, Clerk of the said Court at office in Clinton, the third Monday in May Anno Domini 1840, and 64th of American Independence. THOMAS I. FAISON, Clerk. May, 23 1340. 65 6r. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Sampson County, ) Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, .May l erm, i4U. John L. Tarish. vs. Jo' 1 P. Resistor. Dickson Slonn &. othe:s, summoned as Garnishees, Original Attachment.' T appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court that the Defendant in lids case Joel P. Regis- t r, is not an inhabitant of th s State. It is ih -eiore orderrd, that pub ication be made in the North Caro linian tor bix weeks, m-tityin? said Defendant to appear at the next Term of said Court, at the Court douse in Clinton, on tlie Jd Monday in August next, and plead, answer or rep' vy to said attach ment, oth -rui-e Judgment wi I lie rendered aai st Imn and the amount in the hands ot the peisons summoned aa Garnishees wdl be condemned to satisfy the Plaintiff's demand. Witness, Thomas I. F.iison Clerk of said Cour, at office in Clinton, the third Monday in May, Anno Domini 1840, and lt i ol American Ind pen douce THOMAS I. FAISON, Clerk. May 30, 1840. C6-Cw. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ( Anson County. J Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Apri Term, 1840. Jacob. Alfred, and Jesse Lewellen, and Ellis Lew- el en by his Guardian, Jacob Lewellen aid Sarah Lewellen, vs. Isaac, AV illjam and A. Lewell-n, Na thaniel Bivens and wiTe. Jemima, Thomas Bennett, and w Md lilizaiieth, Moses Hough and wite Alary, Petition for Partition. IT appearing to th- satisfaction of the Court, that tb : d fendants reside hexoud the lim t- of this State. It i-" t'i r lore od.-r. d that pubh at ion b made fur six succesiv we ks, noti.Yir said non residents, personally to b: and appear be'bre the Justices ofthe Court of Pleas and Q.u -rter Sessions, at the Cou it House in Wa'ie-borough,on the 2nd Monday in July next, thn and there to show caue, it any t'ley nave, why paver of P tdmn should n ,t be granted, otln rise it will be taktn pro confess, and heaid ext a'te, ns t them. Witness, Noi fleet D Boan Clerk of said Court at office, the 2nd Monday in April, A. D. 1840. N. D. UOGGAN, Clerk. May 30, 1840. 66--6w. Price of a'dv. Sj 25. Timber and Lumber Agency TH E subscriber will attend to the sale of TIMBER, LUMBER, &c. in the Town ol Wilmington, North Carolina, for all persona who may tavor him witntneir commission, xie pteuges himself to procure forthem at all times the highest prices for auch articles as they may trust to his management. He is i n no way connected with the Steam Mills, or their Agent; and will give the best seuurityfor the faithfu 1 discharge of his duties as Agent. Aiii.ri.o wo . Wilmington, N. C Feb. 23, Ib3. l-u STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ( Anson County. J Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April Ttrm, 1S40. E. P. H ir el, vs. Samuel S. Eason. Justice Ex cution, Levied on Land. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit, that the def. rvl nnl nol an lnlmkit.Mt of ih ' Sta'e, so tliat no notice can be served on him. It is ihercf ire o-ih red that publ cation he made for six weeks in the North Caioli t in, l o ifyini; said d f nJant personally tube a.dnpper lef.'r( the justices oi ;ne ,ouri oi fleas and U.uarcrS ssions, at th Couit to be h Id f .r the County of Anson, at the Court House in Wlshiiinii.k nn iK.. t M.md y in July next, then and there to plead or oe.iiur, omerwis ; an o-aer e f a e shail lie prayed fur, and the land levi- d on, he sold accurdinffly. Willi Ss. Niirfi;et D R.iir l rt 9'IU Cou t at office the second Monday of April, A. D. N. D. BOGGAN, CI rk. May 30, 1840. 06 6w. P; ice of ad'v. $3 25. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ) Jinson county, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April Term. 1840. John Parker, vs. Lemuel Paiker, Samuel Parkr, V , " "ain .viorinn, anu wile Lempv, John E. Gihbs and w fe Rebett a. Saunters 1'ai ker, and Richard Parki r, heirs of David Par ker, Dec'd. Petition for distributive Share. IT appearing to the e:it inaction oftheCourt, up on affidavit, that some ofthe defendants, are not inhabitants of the State, that no notiee can be served on them. It is then f, re ordered inat publi cation b" m .de fi.r six vt e ksin the Notth Caro ini an, not fymg said d fendart personally to be and appear before the Just ces ofthe Court or Pleas and Uuaiter Sessions, at the Court House in Wades horouih, on th 2nd Monday in July next, then and ther to plead or demnr, to the petitioner's petition, or Judgment pro confesso will be entered against them and the case set down to be heard exparte as to them. - Witness, NorffleetD. Bngga, Clerk of our said Court at office the 2nd Monday of April A. D. 1840. ' N. D. BOGGAN. Clerk. May 30, 1840. - 66-6w. "Price of ad'Vi $5 25. BLANKS r7 For Sale at this Office. MILL STONES. rftlHE Subscriber naving recently opened a new II r : A furnish any number of Stones, either at the quarry or at the store of C. J. Orrell, Fayetteville. The quality of the Afoore county Stones is so well known as not to need description, and the Subscriber will war- 1 1 -ij K. him IF iW should not prove to be good, another pair will be furnished wunout cnarge. iw price is iqwci uiau fore. Pinnni miahinir tn niircliaiui. mh annlv in per son, or by letter addressed to Carthage, Jtfoorc county, JN. C witn uescription oi tne size wamcu. ' tpctdp cnurfl r Moore County, April 20, 1839.. 8 tf. H. ERAMBERT, TAILOR, Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he has recommenced the Tai loring Business in the house next door to John Huske & Son, on Green Street 6 doors above the Market House, where he will thankfully receive all orders in his line for rash inly, finding the credit system a bad one. All orders from the country for work must in all cases have the cash enclosed, other wise they will not he attended to. Hp boss leave to assure those who may favor him w-th their orders, that no pains shall be spared on his part to give general satisfaction. HE HAS ON HAND An assortment of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, b'uspenders, and Drawers, ot th- best, quality. WANTED. Three or four J"U -neymen Ta'lors, none need apply hut rood workmen, and of steady habits. AL.SO, Two Hoys wanted to the above trade. Boys from the country ill be preferred. N. B. Extra cutting done at the shortest notice. Fayettevdie, April 25, 1840. 61-3m. Gardner and 3IcKetlian, CARRIAGE MAKERS. very HAVE now on hand, and for Sale at very Re duced Prices, 3 Carriacee, 1 Barouches, 3 very light four wheel Buggies, 2 Huggy Cxigs, 4 Sulkeys on a new plan, 8 Sprine; Wagons, three light, 4 Chain, do. Persons wiping to buy, would do well to call and examine their work, as they feel confident they can make their work as well, and sell it as low as it can bo had f.oui any lejjular Northern Establish ment. All wotk made and sold by them is warranted 12 months, and will he repaired without charge, it thev fad by had workmanship or materials. Repairing neatly executed at short notice, and on rensonuble terms. Orders thankfully received, and promptly attend ed to. Fayetteville, March 13, 1S40. 56-!f. LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Fayetteville, North Carolina. THIS ESTABLISHMENT will be open after the 1st of August, under the management and direction ol the Subsrciher. The House has been thoroughly repaired, and will, in a few days, he wt-ll furnished; and every eflurt will be made to render it worthy of patronage. EDWARD YARBROUGH. .ftigu-tf 3, 1S39. 23-tf ICPThe Augusta Chronicle (weekly,) Raleigh flesiste.r and Standard, Wilmington Advertiser, Greensboroiigh Patriot, Salisbury Watchman, and Cheraw Gazette will insert the above three mouths and forward their accounts to the subscriber. E. Y. S STOP THE THIEF. OME Scoundrel stole t-om my stable, on Wed nesday niht, i smalfnr el HORSE with a white streak in his i'nee. Paid luirsi. is not in ?roH order and onsid -rab'y scarified hv the gear, and has a sore hack. 1 he thi f carried off a wasfon bridle with two brass tacks in each blind. I have evcrv reason to hel eve that ihn notorion thief and house breaker J on at ha-1 Baker, is the en'prit. as he had b en in th" itnuirdia'e n- iliboihood the dav befitre a d had broke open a house not more than a mile from me, whs deteeted and driven rffnn Wednesday it . i . . rv nin , nnu ens mm ucku een hdoui ner' since. 1 will rewar I 'ib -lally any person who will deliver f me the tiuel and rcrse, or vf me such information as will enable mc to recover the horse. THOS. ASHE. May 1st, 1840. 62-tf. Donaldson Academy. THE Trustees will, on th- 4th day of August n xt, . ff r for sale at Pu'dic Auct on, on the prem'ses, all that valuah!e j r .perly -iluated in-the im-nediate vicinity of Fayetteville, known as Don aldson Academy. The property consists of about 20 acres of Land, with a lare two st ry building with wins, used as an Academy, and funished wit'i a to'erahie Philoso pher I and Chemical Apparatus, &c, two good two story Dwelling Houses with necessary "Out Hois s, and s veral small buildings used as Dor -mito-ies fur the Students. Fayetteville, May 5, 1840. 63-ts. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, I Cumberland County. f) - : IN EQ,U1TT. " n n7ILL be sold at ih r?,., ri : . 1V1V rm ... uvnai!,in inn iown V V of Fayettevil e on Monday the 6th day of Jiilv next, it beinsr the first IVj -i at li o'clock M, 225 ACRES nf LAND, on the watets of Puppy Creek and Blck Branch, ordered to be sold by a dtn ofthe Comt ol Equity, I erms, 6 months credit, the purchaser givinS botid with approved security. : -- . . - .. . w AfthP A SMITH, c. & . . : May 16th, 1840. 64 tds. Dress the Grave or tny Friend Liberty Point Fayetteville, opposite THE JACKSOjy HOTEL. May 4. 10 (y) FEMALE SCHOOL Tn Pittsborongh. MISS Maria J. Holme's School will be opened in Pittsborough, on the 1st day of February next, she has procured the services of a competent assistant in the School, and will give instruction to a few young gir's in the ordinary branches of En glish education, viz: Reading, Writing, Grammar, Arithmetic, and Geography, with History, Botany, Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, and other branches that may be desired. Tuition, for reading, writing, grammar, arithme tic, and geography, Eight Dollars per Session of twenty-one weeks. For the above, with History, Botany, Moral Philosophy, and Rhetoric, Twelve Dollars and Fif ty Cents, pej Session. Miss Holmes will take a few girls to board at S10 per month, including all expenses. Tuition and board in all rases paid in advance. Board in other respectable houses at the same rates. If desired, Instruction in French, Latin and Music on the Piano Forte will be given, at gUoper Session, for Latin or Frnrh, and 25 per Session for Music on the Piano Forte. January 18, 184o. The Standard, Observer, Wilmington Ad vertiser, and Ncwbern Spectator, will give the above four insertions, and forward their bills to this office for pay. NEW GOODS. WE hare received and opened oar PAt r I WINTER GOODS? wh!..k liHrd ' wiun,i.- large and extensive assortment of STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Sampson County. ) In Equity Spring Term, 1S40. William Dawson and Wife Mary, and others, vs. Charles Butler and others. (Petition for sale f Land.) IT appearinir to the satisfaction of the Court, thai the deletidanis, Charles Butler, James Maxwell and Wife M.ilsey, Neill McLeod and Will Khzahetli and .loiin Butler, reside beynnd the limits ( this State; It is iherefiire Ordered, thai pu hi -.cat ion lie made for six weeks succes sively in the North Carolinian, a paper printed and puhlished in Fayetteville, that the said de fendants do appear at the next Term of the Court of Equity for the County aforesaid, nt i fie Court House in Clinton, on 'he sixth Mon thly after the fourth Monday in September next, then and there t ausiver, plead or demur, to plaintiff's petition, ir the same will be taken pro confesiio. and heard exparte n to them. Wiiiies, i'j trick Murphy. Clerk and Master for ti.e Court id Equity, for the County of Sampson, at office, the fifth Monday after the lourih Monday in March, A. D. 1840, and in the 64tli vear of American Independence. PATRICK MURPHY, C. M. E. May 9, 1840. 63-6t-$5,25. WAGONS, MULES, and HOR SES For Sale. 5 First rate Mules, 6 years old, capable of perlormiii"; h;ird service, and nf quick ac tion, with a first rate timher Wajron and trear, lir 500 dollars. 4 jjuod Wsmin Horses, Tim lier Wairon ami jjear. for $350, and a heavy road Waifon, for 75--very strong. Aiso, 100.000 Morns Muliicaulis or New Chinese Mulberry Trees for sale, deliverable next fall at 2 cents per PmiI lor :he root and main stem, warranted genuine, and in pvod order for plan ting. Address at Fayetteville, N. C. JONATHAN EVANS, Jr. May 16, 1840. 64 tf. NEW GOODS. THE Subscriber has received his Fall and Win ter supply of Goods, embracing a general as sortment of 13RY-GOOUS, Shoes and Boots, Hats and Caps, Hard Ware and Cutlery, Crockery and Gl iss Ware, Wines and Liquors, Groceries of all kinds, Patent Medicines, Paints and Dye Stuffs, Hatters materials, &c. &c. The Stock is very heavy, Merchants are incited to call and examine for themselves. South Carolina money will be taken at par tf paid when the Goods are bought. G. B. ATKINS, Oct. 26 1839. 35tf. Foot Hay-Mount PIANO FORTES. A GOOD assortment of Piano Fortes may con stantly be found for sale at the Female "Srmi nary. Enqmn- ofthe PRINCIPALS of the SEM INARY, or of Coi.. S. T.HAWLEY. Fayeiti ville; Nov. 30 1839. 40 tf. J. & J. KYLE, HAVE just received by the late arrivals from the North, a large and splendid assortment of l US v vfi) vE) ID Jlmong tchich art Super-fine Blue, Black, Brown, Olive, Oxrord mixed, Drab, Green and Wine colored Cloths. Cassimeres, well assorted. Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans and Erminets. Super-fine Vesting. 278 pieces 3-4 & ff-8 merinoes. 345 pieces 3-4 & 6-8 Muslin de Lane. . 1298 pieces Calico, well assorted. Camoricks; Jaconets and Plain Muslins. 39 bales 3-4, 4-8 & 5-8 Shirting and Sheeting, Bleached and Brown. 65 pieces Superior Silks, well assorted. Merino,' Cashmere and" Blanket Shawls, Musliu de Lane Shawls and Scarfs, &c. &c. &c. " Comprising one o fthe largest stocks of Goods ever offered in this State, all of which beins bought at the late sales at the north, will he offered for sale at ; - . - ' ' REDUCED PRICES, by wholesale or retail. ' September 30, 1839. 32-tf d WV BARRELS N. O. MOLASSES a Splen4id article. For sal. by G EO. McNElLL. . March 2, 1840. 58-tf, Hardware and CuttiA. Boots and Shoes, Fur and Wool Hats, Pur .A Straw Bonnets, Writing, Letter and Wrnn: pJl ner. Dru?s and Patent Medicine. rr'"5fi U tfh Hbds. Porto Rico Sugar, - - v ov uags ttio Uonec, 30 Boxes Raisins, Loaf and Lump Sugar, Collins and King's Axes, 5 hhds. Crockery, 75 Kegs Nails, 50 Sides of Sole Leather, Which are offered at very low prices for CASH on time for approved paper. ' NOTT t, on 1 - November 23, 1839. 1 J COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES & SHAD. s Rio, -J fjba? .Coffee. Laguira, M SO Bags Rio, 2o Bags 20 Bags La 10 Bags Old Java, J 10 Hhds. Sugar, 10 Hhds. Molasses, 5 Barrels of Shad. For Sale by November 9, 1339. geo. McNeill 37-tf FALL & WINTER GOODS. THE Subscriber has just, received his FAII AND WINTER GOODS, consistinS ol large and general assortment ot CODS, Groceries and CnttlcFj, Crokery-Ware, Hats, Shoes, Bon nets, &.c. &c. Which he will sell at the LOWEST PRICES fori I OAaH, or on time to punctunl customers, zit old fctand, bouui .ast corner 01 market square PETER P. JOHASOM. November 23, 18."9. 29-tf I ENTERTAINMENT. Tf i E 6UBSC R1BER, having been satistictorili engaged for more than three years in attendia: to a Boarding House, Feels encouraged to say to the public, that le HOUE and STABLES are well furnished for tkt reception and accommodation of those wht may bt pleased to call. All the STAGES arrive at, and depart from m fTouse, where scats are secured, and no cxertio:: spared to irivc ge-cral satisfaction to paEflcrs. My residence is on the corner of Gillespie stret: the lot formerly occupied by ATrs. Barge, emvcniic: to the market, and near the State Bank. Mrs. E. SMITH. Fayetteville, August -24, 1839. 56-tf IQ-The Raleigh Register, Wilmington Adver tiser, Cheraw Ciuzctte and Salisbury Watchmt:, will insert the above 3 months, and forward theirs counts to this office. WM. la. OOPS?.. MERCHANT TAILOR, TTfcEGS leave to return thanks for the liberal ps JLW tronase he has received, and also to inform Iw friends and the public rcnerally. that he still continuf . to carry on the Tailoring Fusinessin all its branches j He has received the latest fashions for the SPRING I & SUMMER of 1840 and is always ready to e cute orders with neatness and despatch. I P.S. AH those indebted to the subscriber cithfH.' ? note or account, will please call and settle the same is mediately, as cloths cannot be bought without casr. May 4, 1839. 10-tf AV. IX Just Received- GJ)fh Hhds. prime retailing Molasses. im "-20 Bbls. Mackerel, now lanrlmsr. sate by Geo. McNElLL. ALSO OA Firkins Superior GratsowBUTTEK V700 lbs. BUCK WHEAT FLOUR. G. M; Dec 14, 1839. 4- FISH! Boxes Smoked HERRINGS, Off 700 lbs. DRY COD. For sale by " Man h 14, 1840. v geo. McNeill 55 ti. CROCKERY, tfltfb lOZEN TEAS, 350 doz. Plate8 tfcPHJ V 250 doz: Tumblers. 250 doz. Tumblers. Just received and for sale by PETER P. April 20, 1839. JOHNSON, s-tf Wm- Ranney, PORTRAIT PAINTER, WOULD respectfully inform the inhabits, of Fayetteville and its vicinity, tha,b.cL ex-cute ioriraiis or all sizes, in on, ai prices. Likenesses warrented. He may b by enquiring atthe Store of Messrs. Noit K a Januori, IS. 1840, 4 " TOLANK WARRANTS, Deeds, (common) Sheriff's Deeds, Constable Ca. Sa. Bonds,. Do Delivery dQ -" - Anneal Bonds, Equity Subpcm?.; Superior Court Fi;. Fa. County Court Sci. Fa. to re . vive judgxaent. County Cou?t Sibpa?na3r . Superior Co!?. Warrants,. Bonds for Col'Td. ApDre""" For sitx at iis. Orrwit Blank CheckTWsale at this
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