"CHARACTEJlS' srflMrORTANT TO STATES AS IT IS TO 1NDIYIDUAC5J: XT.
.WJir.'Hb BAYNE, Proprietor
i1 :
iTpB NORTJtt CAROLINtAN:.
Pej'Vnouni, if paidijidvlince, ; $2,50
r-. Do " if paid at the end of 6 month's, 3 00
- Do ' f. paid at the end oft he year, 3 50. 4
Kates of jjkdvertlsing 1 .1-
ixtj cents per square; lor the first, and thiry cents
for each subsequent insertion. . -
A liberal deduction will be made to, advertisers by
the year. M f - ,
Court advertisements and Sheriffs sales, will be
-charged 25 per cent, higher than the usual rates.
All advertisements sent for publication should have,
the number o$ insertions intended, marked upon
them, otherwise they will be inserted 6iiil forbid,
and charged accordingly. .
- No paper di scontinued until.arrettraes arc paid;
except at he option of the E4iorf ?
iTa ikaiwtriAn noaMw Xir lk n twelve.
- nanment, mu w aawwMi 'jvw
FA YETTEVILLE, : SATJT
- - - -y-
RT F THE STATE IS THE COMMOJC PKOFKATT OF ITS CITIZEltL.2?
JANUARY 15, 1842.
if.. w
5;
BILLIARD! TABLE
: For Salis
Apply at this Office.", r "r 1 :
.Sept25, 1841. - ' 135-tf.
NEW GOOD AND CHEAP.
f niHE Subscriber has received his fa!! and winter f0
JUL STUCK. OF GOODS, embracing a
assorimcni 01
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Ftir and Wool Mats Setetftltind Seal-skidl
. Caps, Blanbeti, Shoty Hardware and '"'
. Cullcryy-'Crocher ipi'd Glass icare,
" Xf "dut androught'jyaUsy ; I'
t; -flibc'a'es and" English' Iron, 'assorted, ";.
Trdce Chains, Holioio isare.' &c cyc. &c. ;
Together with a rood 'assortment cf ' !uj
r a..
cases
t
e-2 50
3 On
I 00
"-"V'
Editors of the North-47ar6tinian, and
post-paid. . ' ' 'i
ItT?" Subscribers wiihinsrto make-remit! a nc s
by mail, wilbrf member ihat theytfitk'do so free of
- postage, n rest master are antnorns oy iaw 10
-I rank letters enclosing remntances, 11 written uy
themselves, or the contents known to. them. -
If AND BILJJ3, printed on a mediup!, royal,
- or super royal sheet, tor JU cop-eaa.
For 50 copies,
'- And fr every additional 100 copies,
HORSE DILLS, on a sheet from 12 to
inches square, 30 copies,
iOvr 18 indies, and not exceeding 30,
CARDSIarge size, single pack,
Aad foisever additional pat k,
Sillier sir.;s in proportion.'
BLANKS, when printed to order, for 1 quire, 2
And for every additional quire, under 5, I
Exceeding 5 quires, :
all kinds of BOOK & JOB Pill IN TING, executed
cheap for CASH.
IS
00
0D
00
25
00
00
75
r
f ,
THE FOLLOWING
B L A N K S!
Kept constantly on hand
t AND FOR SALE AT THE
CAROLINIAN OFFICE :
CHECKS, on Bank of the State, and Cape
Fear Bank.
IMtOSECU riOX BONDS, Supr. Ct.
.-Ill A It RI AGE LICENSES
VENDI EXPO'.conatables levy
COMiVNSSIONS totakedepositionsin crpui
ty, aud Supr. court
APPEARANCE BONDS
WRITS, Superior and Co. Ct.
CA. SA. Supr. Ct.
INDICTMENTS for Affray, and Asafcult
and Ratt.ory, Co. and Sup. Ct.
CERTIFICATES, Clk. Co. Ct.
, JURY TICKETS
"SORDER-S to overerrs of Roads
JT BASTARDY BONDS.
TAX REORIPTS
K.. J ii.1Wi , . ... , t n -rt n
J I I. ilD IO ITT,JllII-0 m.m-.m
EJECTMENTS
PATROL NOTICES
L STT E RS of A DMINISTRATION Bonds
Deeds, common,
Sheriff's Deeds,
Constables Ca. Sa. Bonds,
Do Delivery do
Appeal Bonds,
Equity SubpdMins,
Superior Court. Fi. Fa.
County Court Si. Fn, to re
vive judgment.
County Court Subpcfcnas,
Superior Court Warrcnts,
Bonl for Col'rd. Apprentices.
aBt JPBCENIXBrr'l'Elt. - ifII)L1E a xd harness MAKiitc.
ffir.tale aitke Post Office at Lulnberfoti by
f JUM1N IN. UOUU.'Tr a-c., -,
TiXBcse' Medicines are indebted fo their name. to
their manifest and sensible 'actron' m po;tyinr
epringt! and channels of life, and enduing them
a renewed .tone aiiftwionr. In man V lltmdred
.ce'rtlfied cases which have been ade public, and in
'almost every peciest)f disease to which the human
trame Is liable, the happy eltects oj JvnJr rai o
LIFE PILLS AND. PHCEN1X BITTERS have
been; gratefully yand publicly acknowledged the
persons penenweq, -. ana wno ' were piotiHiua-
lv-uuncquaihted with the bcautitatlv ptnioooicai
principles trpon which they are com pou JVnd
UDotl whitkfeverfnseQuenilv act 4 '-Svr
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR !
For sale bv
Nov. 10, 1841.
Gt:o. McNeill.
GRAYSON BUTTER.
A PRIME ARTICLE,
For Sal. by GEO. McNEILL.
Nov. 10, 1841.
Fr sale by
Nov. in"
FISH !
BBLS. TRIM'D HERRINGS.
10 Bbls. Roe do.
10 IlalfBarrcls Shad.
10 Barrels Midkt.
GEO. McNEILL.
1S4I.
William Bonus,
vs.
State of North Carolina,
DUPLIN COUNTY,
Court df Pleas and Quarter Sessions Oclo
ber Term, 18-11.
Original Attachment Lcv-
; ied on one ncro sirl named
f ri i i . i t
Alonzo 13. Williams, j B K 'ag Garnislieo.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant in this ca?e is not an inhabitant
of this State, It is therefore ordered, that publication
he made in the North Carolinian, a newspaper prin
ted in Fayette i He, for six weeks, forth said Alon
r.u B. Williams personally to be and appear at the
next Term of said Court, to be held for the County
of Duplin, at the Court House in Kcnansville, on
the third Monday of Januaiy next, then and there to
plead, answer, or replevy to said attachment, other
Wise judgment final will be entered against him,
and the. property levied on condemned to satisfy the
Plaintiff' flrmond.
Witness James Dickson, Clrk of said Court, at
office, the 3d Monday in October, A. D. 1S4I, ami
in the GCth year of our independene.
146 6t- JAMES DICKSON, Clerk.
State of North Carolina,
DUPLIN COUNTY.
Court of Picas and Qvarter Sessions Octo
ber Term, 1S41.
1 Original Attachment Lcv
Gibson Sloan, wdn one ncro gir naniud
A1 ; Charlctte, and summoned 1.
Alonxo B. Williams, j R Kd,y Garnishcj?.
IT appealing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant in this Case is not an inhabitant
of this State, It is therefore ordered, that publication
be made, in the North Carolinian, a newspaper prin
ted in Fayettrvillo, for six weeks, for the said A!on
zo B. Williams personally to be and appear at the
next Term of said Court, to be held for the County
of Duplin, at the Court House in Kcnansville, on the
third Monday of January next, then and there to
plead, answer, or replevy to said attachment, other
wise judgment final will be entered against him,
nnd the property levied on condemned to satisfy the
PlaihtitF" demand.
Witness James Dickson, Clerk of said Court, at
Office, the 3dMonday in October, A. D. 1841, and
in the66ih year of American Independence.
146-61.. JAMES DICKSON, Clerk.
All;r which' will be sold -low "for C A SH, or ex-
chun'rd for COUNTRY PRODUCE. Please
give me a call before you buy.
CANNON CAISON,
Hay street nearly opposite the Hotel.
Hept. TU, 1 84 I. I33-6m.
SEGARS.
H9. fh0fo&h PRINCIPE AND HA-
-"-v VAN A SEGARS.aiiood ar
tide fir retail, received and lor sale at the Store of
W. PRIOR.
October 16, 1841. I38tf
FRUIT, SNUFF, TOBACCO,
ffZ EPT constantly on hand at the Store of the
EY T8i subscriber,
Soft and hard shell Jlhnonds,
liraz il and JWadsira Juts, Filberts,
liaisons, Prune Citron, Crackers,
.Mace, JSulinegs, Cloves, Cinnamon,
JWacaboij and Scotch Snuff,
Smoking and Chewing; Tobacco; Mustard.
ALSO, a cood assoituent of STUART'S CEL
EB RATED STEAM KEl'INEl) ( ANDY.
W. PRIOR.
Oc'ob-r 16, 1841 I3S-tf
WOULDrespectfully in
form his fnen 's and
the Public generally, that ho
still continues to carrv on the
TIN & SHEET IRON
WARE MANUFAC
TORY, at his old Stand,
' on Giliesptc street, a tew
doors South of t he Market House.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to.
October 2, jg41. 136 -6m.
THE SUBSCRIBER, Offers for
-ale, at the Store lately occupied by Messrs Benbow,
& Co., on Hay Street, a variety of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
COLOGNE and FLORIDA WATER, BEAR'S
GREASE and OIL, ANTIQUE OIL, POMA
TUM, CIRCASSIAN and COLD CREAM, OX
M A R K O W,PR ESTON SALTS, EXTRACTS,
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS; II AIR,
CLOTH. TOOTH, and FLESH BRUSHES:
POWDER PUFFS and BOXES; RAZORS; PEN
and POCKET KNIVES; SCISSORS; SHELL
SIDE, DRESSING and POCKET
COMBS,
Steel Pens: Pocket Books: Backgammon Brnrds:
Dico Boxes, Battledoors and Birds, Gentlemen's
Drtin2 Cnsr s; Hooks and Eves; Fishing Lines
and Hooks; Percussion Caps, (ribbed and plain;)
Matches; Snuff and Tobacco Boxes; Plated Corks,
for decanters; Marbles; Slatts and Ptncils; Wafers;
Note Paper; Sun Glasses; Teething Rings; R.
Hemming & Son's drilled eyed Needles; Silver
Thimbles; Silver Ever-pointed Pencils; Black snaps;
Glass Inkstands and Ink; On ills, &c. &c.
ALSO
A pood assortment of
YIOLLNS, FLUTES, AND FIFES,
Violin Jioies, Strings, Bridges, and Screws;
Clarionell Reeds; Tuning Forks, and
Music Jio.ies.
All of which will be sold cheap fur CASH.
W. PRIOR.
October 16, 1S4I. 13S tf-
NEW GOODS.
THE Subscribers are now receiving bv the late
arrivals t orn the North, their FALL AND
WINTER SUPFLY OF MERCHANDIZE, con
sisting of a Iarre and general assortment of
J3HY-G001)
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Hats and Shoes. Bonnets, and Um
brellas, Foolscap and J setter Pa
per, Drugs and Medicines,
Paints and Dye Stuffs, Sad
dles, Bridles, &c. &.C.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
Hlacksmitli's Tools, J follow Ware, i$-c. fyc.
Also, a large assortment of
GROCERIES
Of all kinds ; all ot which will bo sold at the lowest
prices for Cash, Back-country Produce, or on credit
for approved notes. TheStock is very heavy, and
w orthy the attention id 'Country Merchants and the
public in general.
J. C. & G. B. ATKINS.
Fool of Ilavmount.
FaycltfvilJe, Sept. 25, 1341. " 136-y.
MEW FIRM.
THE Subscribers have connected themselves in
the Mercantile Business, under the tinu of
J. C & G. II. ATK1XS They intend keep
ing a hirgc and general assortment of Merchandize,
at wholesale and retail. They will be found at the
old Stand of G. B. Atkins, where they wish to see
their friends and customers.
JOHN C. ATKINS,
G. B. ATKINS.
Fayetteville, Sept. 25, 184 1 . 1 36-tf.
RAISINS.
GEO. McNEILL.
A FEW COXES, fresh,
For sale by
Nov. 10, 1841
STBTIPi
O barrels Camps' refined Svrup.
O barrels New Orleans TREACLE.
For sale by GEO. McNEILL.
December, lSlh.
;J21V ES TjlBLlSHMEJrr.
The Llrlfi JVlIiOlCLN recommend themselves
in disuses of every fqfni and description ." TbfMr
"u iron me cuuia-i wub-t" u
nni I I il Jill lu -wrTilFiw k mHH w;yu'-T
ties constantly settling around them ; and to remove
the hardened faeces wh ch collect in the convolu
tions of the smallest intestines. Other medicines
only pnrtially cleanse these, and leave Such collect
ed masses behind as to produce habitual cestive-
ness, with all its train of evils, or sudden diarrhoea,
with its irnnrnent dangers. 1 his fact is well known
to all regular anatomists, who examine the human
bowels after death ; and hence the prejudiceof those
well informed men a "ainst quack medicine or med
icines prepared and heralded to the public by igno
rant persons. The secoud effect of the Life Med
icines is to cleanse the kidneys and the bladder, and
by this means, the liver and the lungs, the healthful
action of which entirely depends upon the regularity
of the urinary organs. The blood, which takes its
red color from the agency of the liver and the. lungs
before it passes into the heart, being thus purified by
them, and nourished by food coming from a clean
stomach, courses freely through the veins, renews
every part of the system, and triumphantly mounts
the banner of health in the blooming chck.
MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES have been
thoroughly tested, and pronounced a sovereign rem
edy for the Dyspepsia, Flatulency; Palpitation of
Heart, Loss of Appetite, Heart-burn and Head ach,
Restlessness, Ill-temper, Anxiety, Languor and
Melancholy, Costiveness, Diarrhoea, Cholera, Fever
of all kinds, Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsies of all
kinds, Gravel, Worms, Asthma and Consumption
Scurvs, Ulcers, Inveterate Sore, Scorbutic Eruption
and Bad Complexions, Eruptive Complaints, Sallow
Cloudy, and other disagreeable Complexions, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Common Colds and Influenza,
and various other complaints which afflict the hu
man frame; In Fever and Ague, particularly, tbe
Life Medicines have most eminently successful.; so
much so that in the. Fever and Ague districts, Phy
sicians almost universally prescribe them.
i-?..2 Subscriber bes leave to inform the public,
I Jarket Square, next door to Mr James R. Gee's,
TJJf wiht Ke- p constantly on band and tor safej
' carthe, Sulky, Carrynll, and Wagon :
ifco, oj every qumdy and pricey, '4
TRUNKS AND WHIPS.
1 eVcfV afilt If: MatiaftV f,
l1 Person wishing to. buy, would 4I0 well to
eii 5 1 -examine his work before purchasing- Plse-frw-f
tna he is determined to sell VERY LOW
rpr ash, or on the usual lime to nun tuat cus-
'eitoPa 'trict .itilion to his busi.
cj 1, merit a wwrn on ot pubbc patronage.
iff lKtB.of every fWiptfon in bis
-1 riu.
remo.vAl.
fHA VE removed to my former old Stand, one
door West of the Bnnk of Cape Fear, where I
am prepared to attend to tbe AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, as usual. All orders
pill be attended to.
f AtlOS KIMBALL.
December 1, 1841.
144-tf.
NOTICE.
ITTIHJS Subscribers having qualified asEx
ecutors to ihe last wtll and teslamentljtriii-
tain Lain, deceased, at the December term of Cum
berland County Court, 18H: All persons having
claims against the said estate are requested to pre
sent them lor settlement within the time prescribed
by law, or this notice will be plead in 'barot recovciy;
and all persons indebted to the said estate, are earn
estly requested to come forward and settle the same
aslonger indulgence cannot be given.
JOHN H.IJ ALL.
CONSTANT JOHNSON.
Dec. 7th, B11. 146-6t.
LANDS FOR SALE.
THE Subscribers will expose for sale onacrcd
it of six months, the following valuable tracts
of Land, belonging to the Estate of the late Stephen
HoHings worth, deed.
300 Acres in Cumbcland Conrty,
'Zatt ilo liladcn do
ISO do owned jointly by Hollingsworth -and
Barksdale on the'Galtberry,
SO do joining the home place.
ALSO
A few thousand feet of .
The sale wi!I take place at the late residence o i
Stephen Hollingsworth, deed, on Monday, the 17th
of January next.
ROBERT MELVIN,
G. T. BARKSDALE
December 21, 1S41. 147-ts.
j Ex'ra. .
MATS.
o WMMdi
E TURN their thanks for tht-liberal Pationage
U ft tliey have received mid take pleasure in in
forming their Friends and Customers, that they con
tinue to Manufacture all kinds of il A 1 iS, also, to
keep a supply from the most Fashionable Factorbs
in New York, and Philadelphia.
FURS, IIAT-TRI MMING S &c. &c.
Oc ober 30, 1841. 1 40-y -
SWAI3PS
NOR T II CAROLINA
EXECUTOR:
CONTAINING the Statutes aud common Law
of this State, together with the decisions of the
Supremo Cou;t, and all the necessary forms and
precedents.
Intended as a convenient Manual, and a safe
guide to E.v cutors, Administrators, Guardians,
Juries and Commissioners of various kinds appoint
ed by the Courts, Clerks, Sheriffs and all other public
officers. In shoit i; is intended for the benefit of all
persons public or private, who are or possibly may
be interested in the proper management of the es
ttitc s of deceased peisons with the least trouble and
expense possible, according to the laws now in force
For, besiJes theleirnl matter above mentioned tencr-
-ally it embraces the kindred subjects of wills of land &
personal property, Legacies, Distributive shares of
estates,' Rules of Desceijt, Partition of estates real
and personal among those entitled, Dower and other
provisions for Widows, &c,
Among the forms it contains, are, all the ne- j
cesary Legal p-eeess, Wills, Bonds, Oaths, Deeds, 1
Bills of sale, Leases, Forms of Account, Petitions, j
Affidavits, Aderliscments, Commissions, Notices, !
Writs, Returns, Reports. &c., &c in all, near a
hundred in number. Ana- is believed, bv ood
judges, to bo the largest, as well as the most practi
cal anu approved collection ot forms now extant.
This Book has just been published. It contains l
248 octavo pages, (same size as those of the " North
State oL.North Carol mar:
sampson county: v -
f Cow rl of Pita and QnarieT SeSsionsJVo-
yemotr jfVrm, lS41i ' f
J ohn Robfnson vs. R jchard Ph,' AdmtiYsiKattit
of Barrel Register, deceaseiL'H '-.t:r
. Pe-riTrox for Distr ibutiok.. " ' ;
IT appearing n the Cmii-ilmt'Joei'lr-Rosisfer
one of the Distributees of tho E.-rfcnte of Burrel
Regl-f-r, deed., is not art inh.flu'tant-of (his Stale,
it m therefore ordered, that publication tj'tua. Ic for
n-v ucces-ivi wccis in Urartortti Oarotinian, a pa
day in FcCTtr nrv nexf. and shew cause, if anlrhe hafn
why the said Distribution may not take place,
w iinessi nomas I. h nison. Uterk o said Court
at Office in Clinrmi, the 3d Monday of November,
ncc.
Volume a. ITutater X5l ' "
' - T- .. ...
at National Hall, Canal street; and sdEneiptk.'
er!, I thinl&f at his place of, Mgjjueoh tbel -corner
of Broad apd Water peeta.;K?Naah
Cobk" traa tSfs tinacvooe of ibe Whijn-. '
didhtes for the Xsseinbljr, from the Citj cf
York. After my : rero? I- ,n8t iX9
whole three days of ttoa, alr$t eoa
stantb occupied . in - tlrjvate -CcawAiUee
robrhtHl NatienaltlaQg' MarahaO. Ro-
Derts ol the Mlth tVCtioolc ot Ollth
Ward, John - Faulkrrcf thr Seyewh Tard,
yur pno, sncu m me ioyn ol ayeUevltfe. Tor the 1 liedney ol the tlSXW arcL nd SQfne 0 ;
Sbclw ',,? iStS VV,,Taa, M erSi whose names eX6w receflec
Uiw fonrt,-to lie tt-t lor the County of Sampson, 1 - I ' ,r -n i'v' t7t -ir
at the Court House in Clinton, on ihe third MonTfs,fed as fn PPrT
of the men, andt seefDatX-ilFe'njnr
ly disposed of in rereoecnve wardafc and
enabled to put tn tbIr votes, Bowen.Elash-" -
iora nnd lmherand maw athar iimmiitiiu ,
J
County Creditors-
ALL PERSONS having claims against the
County of Cumberland, are hereby notified to
list the same with John McLanrm, Clerk, on or be
fore Tuesday, the 1st day of February next, that
they tna be passed upon by the Committee of finance.
JFurtlicr Notice,
TtlE Sheriff. County Trustee; Treasurer of the
Board of Wardens, Clerk and Master. Clerk
of the Superior, and the Clerk of the County Court
of Cumberland County, are notified to attend at the
Court House in Fayotteville on the 1st of February
next, for the purpose of settling their accounts, a
greeable to the Act of Assembly in that case made
and provided.
(ill II DON DEMING,
DANIEL McDlAlfcUID,
JOHN McNEILL..
Committee 0 Finance.
Fayclteville, Jan. 4, 1842. I50-3t.
MOUSE CARPENTERING.
FTMHE Subscriber respectfully informs tbe citizens
of Kayetteville, and its vicinity, that he has
commenced tbe above business in this place, nnd
by despatch and punctuality, hopes to merita liberal
share of public patronage. L. SOLOMONS.
P. S. Persons from the up-country, can he sup
plied with doors, blinds and sashes, door and win
dow frames, at shortest notice and on rcoil reason
able terms.
IcCJHe will be found at all times at the Jack
son Hotel, Liberty Point.
January 8, 1811. f40-Cm.
Political.
ICarajina . justice,,";) well boundmJawbindiBg;
Well as to place it within the reach of every person, YORTii " 111
Ilia IIO 'UWI t.U IUr M11C Ul (.11(7 IU1 HI IW VI JU UT I
puce ot 2 1 50 by
retail. Merchants and others who buy a quantity
to sell again, can haye a reasonable reduction in the
pr'ce.
tC3Applyat thePrinttng OfTicein Asheborough
Randolph County, N. C, or at tho North Carolina
Book-Store in Raleigh.
BENJAMIN SWAIM
Dec. 8th. 1841. !49.-3t. Author & Proprietor.
LIST OP LETTERS
EMAINING in the Post Office at Fayetteville,
on the 1st of January, 1842:
-No-
State of North Carolina,
ROBESON COUNTY.
Coujrt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-
vember Term, 1S4.1.
James Kelly
vs. Original Attachment,'
Duncan Black, 3
NO Goods or Chatties to be found: Levied on a
Tract of Land of eleven hundred and eighty-two
and a half acres, on Burnt swamp, adjoining Ray
and Rhodes and McAlpin, as tlse property of Dun
can uiack, be-ins: his interest in ana 10 ine same,
viz: one sixth part. Also the interest of Duncan
Black in and to a Tract of one hundred acres, more
or less, on the Lumlierion Road, on Massy Neck
Branch, adjoining Richard Rhodes, John Powil,
and D. McAlpin, called the Sion Best Field, re
turned the 27th Jamiarj-, 1841.
IT appearing to the satisfaction oT the Court, thi
thedefendant is not an inhabitant of this State,
it is ordered that publication be made for six weeks
in the North Carolinian, published in the Town of
Fayetteville, that unless the defendant shall appear
at the next term of this Court, to be holden for the
County of Robeson, at the Court House in Lum
berton, on Ihe fourth Monday in February next, and
replevy the said propeity, and plead thereto, judge
ment final by default, will be entered again' nun.
VV1 I N ESS, Shadrach Howell, Clerk ot said voun
at office in Lumberton, the 4th Monday ot No
vember, A. D. 1841, and of American Indepen
dence the 66th yeai.
146 6t SDH-HOWELL, Cik.C.C. ,
ENTERTAINMENT.
I.OOlv AT THIS.
MY HOUSE has been thoroughly rf paiied.- 1
will keen Entertainment at very r-duc'd pri
ces, and be glad to welcome the return of my friends
and customers. Call and see.
- E. SMITH.
Fayetteville, October 13, 1S4I. il38-tf
M v House is on ihe corner of Gillespie and Mum-
ford Streets, convenient to the Market, and nealhe
State Bank. t-. o.
1
PAY THE PRINTER.
Goodman Arnet
T. J. Anderson
George B. Adams
B.
Mary Jane Buie
Graham Baker
E. W.B. rry
John Burkloe
John Q.. Bridges"
John Barbara
Stephen Bclhca
John Bell
C.
David Cirver, senior
Daniel Core
James Campbell
Ilir y Chavis
B-enj. Chapma-i
Duncan (ampb II
Robert Campbell
Jacob Council
Uriah Chesson
Henry Carter
James Chasen
James Carrel
John Colvin
D.
Lewis Davis
Catherine Draughon
H-ir' iet T. DmcJt
Littleton Drury
E.
John E. Edwards
F.
Dan'u?' Ferguson
John Fort r
G.
Mary Gil more
Daniel Graham
Mary Gilchrist
John Gilchrist
H-
Elizabeth Henderson
Do:cas Howell
Crizzy Hints
Jo'in Hair
Aithur Horn
J.
Mary M. Jones
Joshua Jessop
B gus Jackson
Pbd. Jenkins
Eliza Jones
Ann Johnson
A. M. Jackson
Isabtlla Jackson
K.
NathanieJ King, sn'or
Ezekiel K:n
Bjibara A. Kin
L.
Efza Lucas
Hugfi Leslie
JOHN McRAE, P. M.
Fay. tu-vide, Jan. 8, 1342 :50-3
ALL persons having claims against the Coun'y
of Cumberland, are requested to present ihem
10 the County Trost-e for payment on or before tbe
1st day of February next.
UAVIU U1LL.IS,
M.
Harriet Mallctt
T. L. Myers
William Moore
Daniel Morrison
Henry Myers
Thomas C. Miller
Mc.
Nancy McMillan
Daniel McDanicl
Duncan S. McMil'an
John R. McLamore
Margaret McLean
Dogal McPhail
Marfan t McMillan
David G. McDuffie
JohnMcLeod
Catharine McNab
Wi he McLean
John McKinnon
Alexander McDonald
Neil McLcod
Thomas Mc Kay
John Mclnnish
John R. McKinon
Duncan McL.can
tN.
Hcnrj' Nunnery
O.
Catharine O'Conncr
Enoch Odum
P.
Alexander P'ummcr
Erasmus Poe
James Price
R.
Jejise ltvgcrs
Nancy Rials
Robert E. Rives
Adolphns S, Rutherford
Eiias Revels
S.
Samuel Shaw
Samuel Seeing
Dr. John Smi'h
Samuel T. Smis
Simon Smith
John A. Shaw
Jesse G. Shephard
Christian Sluait
T.
Lucy Toney
Mary Jane Torn' r
George Taylor
Eliza TW
' W.
Ns.lhan Wheat
William Williamson
David S. Willi .ms
D. & A S. Williams
Weill Wilkinson
Jan, 5, 1342. 150 3
Covify Trustee.
From the New Era.
The Statement of Ci lent worth.
4Ve have glanced over a pamphIetof72
pages, entilled "A O 1 A I lual Ll I UI
THE FRAUDS OF THE ELECTIVE
FRANCHISE IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK, in the fall of tin year 1838, and
the preliminary renunks the.
writer says : I feel sensible thai I have com
mitted a great moral wrong I know that I
have been instrumental in attacking the puri
ty of one of the dearest and most inestimable
rights of freemen, I have succeeded bv the
aid of others, in consummating a stupendous
and daring fraud, nnd I have suffered, and
juslly too, for my illegal conduct; but when I
look around and see others who were as guilty
as myself, men who reaped benefit fiom their
in'quity, while I, aud I only, was compelled
to suffer; men who have been elevated in
consequeuce of their and my unlawful acts,
and who are now courted, while I am passed
by as unworthy to be their associate, I can
but think that I am in the discharge of not
ouly a great moral obligation, but also of a du
ty which I owe to myself aud the public, to
point out the men who were the guilty partic
ipators with mc, that they may be known to
the public, nnd also to expose the manner in
which these frauds were perpetiated, in order
that hereafter no such acts can be attempted
without a certainty of defeat."
It seems that the perpetratiou of the frauds
was suggested in the autumn of 1S3S, bv the
regular Executive Committee ot the Whig
paity in this city, and was consummated under
their immediate sanction and patronage. A
"Confidential Committee" was raised from
the Old aud Young Meu's General Whig
Committees, to perfect and carry out the foul
scheme. On the part of the Senior Commit
tec, Robert Swarlivotit, since appointed a U.
States Weigher, by Curtis, Fraucis L. Lip
pett, and Redwood Fisher; and on the part
of the junior committee, James liowen, now
President of the New York and Erie Rail
Road Company; Robert C. Welmore, since
appoiuted Navy Agent at this port, and Glent
worth were constituted the ' confidentials."
Swartwout and Glentworlh were selected as
the "exchange regulators" between this city
and Philadelphia, aud " to carry into effect
such confidential operations as might be
garei d upon." In reference to the Philadelphia
operation, "which icas to procure persons
from that city to vole in the city of J"etc
York;''1 several interviews were had ut the reg
ular Whig Committee room in Broad street
and elsewhere. Conspicuous in (he pamphlet
we find the names of Edward Curtis Collec
tor of the Port; W illis Hall, Attorney Gene
ral of the State, one of the " confidential "
ex officio ; James P. Freeboru, Potash In
spector; Samuel R. Childs, one of the Waa
ler Commissioners; Theodore Draper, Jr.,
now holding a conspicuous station imdc-r the
government, Richard M. IJIati hlurd, Simon
Draper, George S. Gongherty, and indeed
nil of the most prominent of the W big lead
rs, and the most disliugui-hed of the active
Philadelphia " Whig" paitizaiis.
The importation of the hire ruffians, and
the modus operandi by which they were trans
posed into voters, are thus described :
"The men were to leave by the different
lines, at seven, nine and five o'clock, the next
diy, with instructions to report u Nouh Cook,
lrti
it j
' drilled preparei 4d Myfii
modus operandi tjas witnessed bytba jentid .
men named, anprj anorded tDetpmucDMUlMn:
ment. 1 fn this oom I saw i'l. Blat(CTarChi
hand Noah Cook some money VX
" To iTiost of the men a slip of paper was
given, with the ieme an residence fitjr
were to assume VriJjjph tipbu itl Tnetresi-v
dences. in some instances, were furnished bv
leading members oflhe party from thedif3er-
pnl jL"t rt j sifA uoa-A citli no &Mtit4 maI tw
likely to excite suspicipn. -They were princl-
pally, I believe, boarding hciises, and sact T
houses as were occupied by a number ofla'mi
lies. The men were thoroughly, drilled; jjj&oy ;
of them, it was represented, were old hands,"
aud understood their businesst' ,-
" The method adopted waa ns follows: - (he
men were placed in a row, and, ns before
stated, a piece of paper, with, assumed name
and residence, was given to them, the usual
questions asked by the Inspectors, as to'quali-
hcahou, were put to frrem repeatedly,- (mill
they could answer satisfactorily, and without
embarrassment. Frequently alterations were
made among the men during the election, by
changing hats and coats among themselves.
1 recollect there were some persons from New
Jersey, who were under the immediate charge
of rs'oah Cook, I do not know by whom they
were employed or ou what terms tney Wcfc
there ; they appeared very efneient, and fre
quently changed their dress: which charges
were personally attended to by JVoah Cook.
I saw him put his own coat and hat on some
of them several times. These men , boasted,
of having voted in several' Wards, and in some
ustances more than once in the same ward.
During the Fall election of 1 83S, Mr William
A. Lawrence, and Jonathan Nathan1, assisted '
in the upper private Committee room at Na-;
lianaL HnlLin Brnsin- th- )ncr3 rflEH Whr
candidates,, wnicn ucKets were
persons who were drilled as .aforesaid
There was also a young man by the name
of Coggershall, whose father was at that time,
or subsequently, the keeper of the City Pri
son, who was also employed in preparing
tickets. There was a difficulty with some of
the men, in consequence of a part of their
monei being retained by the leader or lead
ers ; and at the instance, and with tVre advice
of Messrs Lawrence and Nathan,' I paid
them, to defray their expenses to Philadelphia
one hundred and ninety-four dollatg, which
amount, less some small subscriptions, was
returned to me, n few days after the erection,
by Mr Richard M. Blatchford'. During ttw
three days of the election, many of the acf rte'
members of the w hig party were admitted to
the private committee room.. I was perfectly
satisfied, from the successful management of
the operation, that the whig ticket would be
elected in the city, and I so expressed myself
to a number of the leaders of the party."
For the efficient services rendered by
Glentworlh, he was recommended to the Got
eruor by fhe prominent Whigs as a suitable .
candidate lor office. Robert C- Wetmore
wrote a strong letter to Gov. Seward in his
behalf, in which he says, speaking of Glent
worlh, that " he will be recognized as one of
the most ardent and indefatigable partizans,
to whose untiring exertions perhaps more
than to any other in this city, the recent tri
umph of our party and success of sound prin
ciples may be attributed." How this and
the fact that Robert C Wrctmore was one of
the " confidential," can he reconciled with
the statement made by Wetmore, under osth,
in his examination before Recorder Morris,
i-ti '.r.B.t.fc.
in wnicu ne swears positively mat ne naa no
knowledge that Glentworth was sent by any
person or persons to Philadelphia in the Fall
of 1S3S that he had not the most distant
knowledge that Glentworth was at Philadel
phia under any circumstuoces that while he
recommended Glentworth to the favor of the
Governor, he did no, do it "upon. the ground
of extraordinary serv ices rendered by him to
the party"' is to odr view most inexplicable.
The reader will be able to come to a correct
conclusion offhfe unscrupulous character of
31 r Wetmore without further comment from
us on this point. Ihe significant remark of
J. Prescott Hall, when Glentworlh spoke to
him of the repeated promises of Blatchford,
Draper, Bowen, Wetmore, &c, to stand by
aud sustain him, that if these gentlemen were
accused they icould all swear through," is
a most pointed commentary on tho character
of those gentlemen for honor and veracity.
This statement of Gtentwoith is interesting,
deeply, painfully interesting. It confirms
everything stated by Mr Stevenson in rela
tion "to the fiaud, and establishes the charac
ter oflhe "Whig'T party for villainy and cor
ruption beyond doubt or cavil We shall
commence to-morrow, unless interdicted by
Ihe publisher, who we perceive has secured a -co
i- right, the publication of the pamphlet en-tire
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