. ,1 . " . t s ' '.- - 1 , I- r,r -si - . ! - - - .... . z " - - .- -.-' v ' , ' " . J ' ' 1 7 . , " - . .5 ..a , - . rrrARAC?rETr is- as IMrOl A-t . r FAYETTE VIL.LE, SATURDAY,! OCTOBER? 2$ 1842 ' C' -' . : . - .- i . - ' x Volume 4. Ntiiubcr 192 - -t - : . " :. 1 : ' " ' 1 " - ' ' JUE FLOWERS-CQLlECTIOil . ., ' j. v ' j ' ' 4 ' ' 2T.Q- STATES AS' IT IS TO INDIVIDUALS; AND THE GL.ORYj OP THE STATE IS THE COMMON PROPERTY OF ITS CITIZENS" : - J ' ii ill i trr i i , ,... -M i ii i i - ' i - v j i .-a . i , , , , '. , - Tim NORTir GAitQLiMAily;- rer annum, ii paia iu a.ua.vc, . ovr v i Do , ifpaidatthecndof0mintLi,.3 00 . v mfi .'si Do . m i f paid at ! ho cad of tJL'ti year,' 3 ,5 0 ; , Rates or, Aa vcrtisms f Sixty ceiitaper squire, fofthtf firsthand thiry cents .; for each subsequent' indcrtioii.-'-. j. V ' i i. i " . fit.'.. isi ' t . 'A liberal dc iktion will be-mudetrtWdyeti'sers by Couta'J viieWentf iivJ Sjiffr fi?rral-'?i iWiltbe ! . charged 2 S" per centXJh i hcr thai; lbe ,ti s n a I r a tes. ; All adverti?emefits sntjibr pub!liSatiKJ shonl i have ; the number of'iaafifoirs i ntcij'J,- ' i upon '.tiMm.' other wUt -th? 5.Sli t sr - "1 1')' ' HNo oaDerdl3Contiaued until arrearages art1 paid, T - " - - . W except at the option of tha Rlitor. ' 'tfo subscription receie for less than twelve raonths. ' : , C3Letter.s on business connected with this, estab I ishment, must - be 1 addressed Wm.TI. Batnk, Ed i tor o f it b5' North-Carol ini an-, and iri all cases post-paid- ' JCTJ3 Subscribers wishing to make remittancesr by mail, will remember ihat they can do so free of postajre, as Postmasters are authorized by law fo frank "letters -enclosing remittances, if written by themselves, or the contents known to them. I:, , Prices of Job Work: L " HAND DILLS, printed on a medium, royal, or supcr royal sheet, tor 30 copies, For "') copi'-s, Aid for everv additional 100 copies. 2 50 00 00 00 00 00 25 00 00 75 3 1 HORSE BILLS, on a sheet from 12 to 18 j- inches square, 3( copies, ': Over 18 inches, and not exceeding 30, CAUDS, large six.c, single iackf And for every additional pack, 3 5. 3 1 - Smaller sizes in proportion. BLANKS, when printed to order, Tor 1 quire, -2 ! And for every additional quire, under 5, 1 l Ex"eerlih 5 onirc. I : - CIRCULARS, .JN VITIATION TICKETS, and j all ki.ifs of DOOK & JOB PRINTING, executed cheap for CASH. n - THE FOLLOWING B L A N K S! Kept constantly on hand AND FOR S.W.E CAROLINIAN AT TUB omen : r J V-.C HECKS, oh Bank of the State, and Cape ; I'Yar Bank . PROSECLT riON BONDS, Supr.Ct. - MARRIAGE LICENSES VEND I EXPO., constable levy COMMISSIONS totakedepositionsrn cqui iv, and Supr. court APPEARANCE BONDS WRITS, Superior and Co. Ct. ! CA. SA. Supr. Ct. ' INDICTMENTS for Affray, and Assault and Battory, Co. and Sup. Ct. CERTIFICATES, Clk. Co.Ct. JURY tickets OllDERs'to overseers of ttoada ' BASTARDY BONDS TAX RECEIPTS WITN ESS T 10 Iv ETS EJECTMENTS PATROL NOTICES J i.ETTERS of ADMINISTRATION Bonds Deeds, couimon, . 1 Sherilf's Deeds, Constables Cn. Sa. Bonds, Do Delivery do Appeal Bonds, Kquity Subpipnas, v . v Superior.Court Fi. -Fn.'. Count v Court Sci. Fa, to re ive judgment. , County Court SuhpcEnas, : Supd rior Court WarrLiit, Bon s for Col' rd. Appr entices. MOFFATfS LIFE PILLS & PIICEIX BITTERS. Joy sals at the Post Office at Lumber ton by JOHN N, DOR U, AgiZq., c5-. hese Metlic'ines are indfbtcd &r l heir name to theij- njaiiifet and sensible action in purifying ft he springs arid channels of I if?, and enduing them with renewed tone and vigori In4 many hundred certified cases which have been made public, and in almost every species oftUscascto which the human frame is liable, ihv happy effects of MOFFAT'S U.IFE PILLS AND P 1 1CENIX BITTERS jiave :.! eraletirly, ant publicly acknowledged by. the persons beni'fiitt-d, an I who. were previous ly unacquainted with the beautifn'.ly. philosophical princij h's .upon: which they are compounded, and upon whit h they consequently act. , Tli,e LIFE M'.'-'DICINES rccommt-nd tlienis.dves iri dijs-a-os of every form and tleseription. Their tirstqpcratioii is to loosen Iroin t!ie coats of the sto miic'i and bowels the various impurities andcrudi ties cnt-tai:tly settling a round thenij and to remove the IliardeneJ fcee3 "vhicli collect -fin the convolu tions'! of- the smallest intestines., Other medicines only paitially cleanse these, and leavcjSiich collect ..cd, "masses belli if das-" to produce habitual costive 'ncsS;, wit) all its rain of evils, or sudden diarrhoea, with jjts imm:nenV dangers. This fact is. well -known to all regular anatomist, who examine the human bowels after 'death ; and hence the prejudice of those' weii;' wi formed men againstquack roedicirie-pr mod.-, ii iocs pr'parrd and heraldt d to the public by igno rant persons. The second effect of the LileAled ieintH is to cleanse the kidneys and the bladder, and by this lii-Nan, the liver and (he.lu ng, the healthful acttion of which entire!' 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, bein thus purified by then,' and, nourished, by food coming from a clean stornach, courses freely -through the veins, renews every! part of the system and triumphantly mounts the banner of health iri the blooming chee'k. . MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES have' been thoroughly tested, and pronounced a sovereign rem edy for the Dyspepsia, Flatulency; Palpitation of Heart J Loss of Appetite, Heart-bum and Head ach, Restlessness, Ill-temper, Anxiety, Languor and JMelahcholy, Co;tiveness, Diarrhoea, Cholera, Fever of alj kinds, Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsies of all kinds, Gravel, Worms, Asthma and Consumption' ScurVs, Ulcers, Inveterate Sore, ScorbHtic Eruption and Bad Complexion?, Eruptive Complaints, Sallow Cloudy, and other disagreeable Complexions, Salt Rheum, Er-sipelas, Common Colds and Influenza, and . various other complaints which afflict the hu man frame; In Fuver and Ague, particularly, the Life tedicines have moat eminently successful so much! so that in the Fever and Affile districts, Phy si ciaris almost universally prescribe them. i i ! CLOVER SEED For Sale by ' GEO. McNElLL. MISS BINGHAM'S School was resumed on the 3d of October. Oct. 8, 1842- . . lb-bU Gardner and MC Kctlia : xjarriagemAei): ? ' c , JL , "V : ' ; .... ',i j j ill I v1- ,i. , o: o TTAVE now 'on hand, andfu'raU 'jat Vcr U?.J duccd Pricey A '4 Garriaffe.s. u i. -X ITT? 'SBuggy'Gigi, 4 Sulkies, 8 Sprinc: Wa 20ns and o O Chain fW :on. Also, a very larg assortment of work which we ae daily finishing. Also a -general assortment of Coacli-Maker's I' materials kept constantly onmnu and tor sale. .Persons wishing tbuy, would do well to call and examine iheir wttkj, as thev feci confident they can make their workas well, and sell it as low as it can be had from any Jgtilar Northern Establish tnent. . ' , . ' -. j All work made nd sold by them is warranted 12 months, and wilfbe repaired 'without charge, il they fail by bad vorkminship or materials. Repairing nea! t'y executed at short notice, a nd on reasonable term?. Orders thankfally recjeived, and promptly attend eu to. Fayetf.-ville, September 16, IS42. 5C-lf. Miniature Painting". iss uayne will spend a tew months in h a v- etteville, during Kvlfch time she will be bap ... . i . . . .... j py to serve the citizens oJjUumberland and the ad joining Counties in thclline of her profession Shehas many speciuvens of her Paintine, ambnc 'which arc some pieces K)ied by her from Paint ings executed by the first artists of Europe, which have been pronounced equal oxhe originals. She has also likenesses of Mr Tyler lahd Mr Van Buren, all of which the public are rnsncctfuHv invited to view whether a likeness is" waited or not. Her room is at the hiiife of her brother, Win. II. Bayne, on Gillespie street, nearlj' 'opposite Mrs. .smith's.-Hoarding' H always be seen ; i aiid ope vr two specimens can also be seen at Mr John M. Bcasley's and at the Book store. PrrFSha.willexecutt sketches on paper, and co'or them for $2, and warrant a Juieness Shehas'miniature sellings, "old and morocco, of vanou s s zes. Oct. 22, 1812.! - - i a w r WOULD respcclfiilly in form kis friends and he Public generally, Ihat lie ;till cohtinues.to carrv on the TIN & SHEET IRON WARE MANUFAC TORY, at his old Stand, ' : : - -tr n Gillespie street? a few doors South of the Mar ict House. All orders thankfully received and promptly at tended to. October 2, 1841. , 136-Cm. ENTERTAINMENT. LOOK AT THIS. MY HOUSE has been thoroughly repaired. I w'ill keep Entertainment at very rrduced pri ces, and be glad to wel ome the return of my friends and customers. I Call and see. ; ! E. SMITH. Fayctteville, Pctobe 13, 1841. 138-tf l My House is on the corner of Gillespieand Mum ford Streets, convenien L to the Market, and near the State Bank. ' E. S. REiUOVAL. The subscriber has remov ed from the stand recently" occupied by him on Hay street, Ay est of. the Lafay ette IJoIel, to the fire-proof bui Id in 2,: 1 door below tbe store of Messrs II. Si K. J.-Tjilly, where he will be happy to wait on his fi iends who have here tofore favored him with their custom firtY tliA rmli 5 lie generally who may feel a CI 41V i tic fJ ' disposed to patronise him : trusting by strict atten tiwn to business witii a desire to please, to receive a liberal share-et support .nis cnarges, as iieratotorc wiii iie moderate, to suit the times ; and alt work entrusted to- his care will be warranted, as t fit and workmanship ; and being regularly m the receipt of the reports of the b ashions, from the north, his style will be as good as that Ot any northern city '.-Persons who wish to have their clothes made at home, can have them "cut as carefully as if he were to make Ihem himself. j HENRY BAKER, Hay street, 3 dooti cast of Lafayette Hotel. Au2. -20, 1842-6 mol A few articles of rea Idy made clothing; on hand. NEW! DRY GOODS. "RXfriLLIAM MclNTYRE ofibrs for saleBeav- V V er, Pilot &. Bear skin cloths, Cassimeres, Sattin netts, Kentucky Jeans, Glassow Jeans,FIan nels, Rose & Striped Blankets, English & French .Morocco, Bombazines, Challies, Ginghams, Calli eoes, Jaconet Muslin, 3ishop Lawns, Swiss Mus lins, Plaid CasSimcreS iawls, Fancy Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Vcs! ings, Bed Tykes, Apron Checks, Spool Thread, Patient Thread, Cdnvass Padding, Sew ing Silks, Lasting, Sa in and other fancy buttons Hardware & Cutlery, Knives &. Forks, Tab! i & Tea Spoons, pocket.and Pen knives, Scissors ar d Shares, carpenters Locks, Pad and Stock Lochs, Spades, Shovels, weeding Hoes, Trace Chains, Collins Axes, Whittcmore Cards. Boots, tShoes, Hats and jBonnets. GROCERIES, J Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Crockery and Glass Ware, Powder, Shpt, Bar Le; d, Window Glass, White Lcad.&c. . j Sept. 24, 182 !87-4ra - N0MCE. TAKEN up and committed to the Jail of Cumberland County, on Monday the 1 7th insta negro slave Who says his name is Samp son, and says be belongs to Cbris tian Brink ly of Salisboryilowar-; county, N. C. Said negro J is supposed to be between 45 and ; 50 years of aire, dark comolei ion 1 thick lips, speaks slow when spoken . toj 5 foet 9 inches high, hair a getting gray in spots and had on vhsn -taken up mixed dress coat..; white woollen r?t and pantaloons, black wool hat stitched down, J tv. . . a; on rer is Ksreoy , iiouuimi ici coma torj apyor lie wdl be dealt with according to Law. i W. tf'CALLAIS, Jailor Oct.2, 1842. " 191-tf. NEW GOODS, uncommonly Uheap. J. & J. KYLE HAVE just received by the late, arrivals from the North, a large and general assortment of I R Y G O O D S, Purchased at the late reduced prices, among which are French Lawns and Prints, Ginghams, plain and figured Muslin, best black Silks, figured and plain ditto, some very superior dress Shayvls, and Capes, newest style London Straw BonneT, com mon ditto, Calicoes, checked Muslin, Jaconet and Cambric Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, 3-4 to 6-4 brown and bleached Domestic?, Spool Cotton and Sewing, Silk, Tuck and Side Combs, with many other articles, forming the largest assortment in this State, all oftvhieh are offered at reduced prices for Cash', or to punctual customers on time. July 2, 1842.-175-tf NEW FLOUR. FAMILY FLOUR (red brand, )Superfine, Fine and Midlings, , fof sale at the Cool Spring Mills, or at the store of i geo. McNeill. July 2, 1842. ILAIiS FOifc SALE. A LOT of land, containing 50 acres, 2 or 3 of -OUL wLich .are cleared. A house and jwell in the yard. About 1 miles below Daniel! McNeill's bridge, Kockfish, on t!ie Lumberton road. - ALSO 26 acres of land on Buckhead Creek ; adjoining theCotton Factory lands on Little Rock fish, part overflowed by the pond of said Factory. ALSO a half acre Lot on North Street, west side, with a dwelling Hojsc, known as the Kerven Lot. For information and terms apply to AMOS KIMBALL. Jung 18, 1842. I73-tf. PLANTER'S HOTEL, FOOT OF IIAYMOUNtJ fe m i lYrfftttctrttir, W-V- riTlHE subscriber " having opened that large and M. Commodious House on Hay Street, known as the PLANTER'S HOTEL, is now prepared t6 ac commodate Boarders and iTravellcrj upon moderate terms. She trusts that strict attention and heri nti- mate acquaintance with the business, will ensure. a liberal portion of the patronage of the public the table will be furnished with the best the Market af fords, and the stables with careful and attentive Ost lers. ANN BROWN. November ; 3, 1841. j 142-y. TT HAVE RECEIVED and aui now opening; my JI SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK, which itawpriscs a large and extensive assortment of DRY GOODS, . ii i . HARDWARE & CUTLERY. ALSO HHDS. SUGAR, CO Bags COFFEE, 1 50 cases Fur and Wool Hats, 15 do Palm Leaf ditto, 10 do Bonnets, 15 do Co! ton Cards, : . ) 75 kegs White Lead, Indigo, Madder, Patent Medicines, &c. Which will be sold at unusually low prices for Cash or Countiy Produce. I, ! i JOHN D. STARR, 'j Fayctjeville, May 2S, 1842. 1 70-tf. NEW rOODS. THE Subscribers are now receiving by the laic arrivals from the North, their FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF MERCHANDIZE, con sisting of a large and general assortment of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, Hats and Shoes. Bonnets, and Um brellas, Foolscap and Eetter Pa per,1 Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Dye Stuffs, Sad dles, Bridles, &c. &c CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, Blacksmith's Tools, Hollow IVavc, Qc. tjc Also, a large assortment of . " Of all kinds ; all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash Back-counfry Produce, or on credit for approved notes. I he Stock is very heavy, and worthy the attention of Country Merchants-and the public in general. - ! J. C. & G. B. ATK.INS. ! Foot of Haymount. Fayctteville, Sept. 25, 1841. I3C-y The subscriber would inform his friends, and the public generally, that he is now receiving from the north, his FALL & WINTER stock, consisting of 9' HARDWARE & CUTLERY. Cotton bagging, Bale rope, ironjnails, hollow ware, trace'ehains, weeding hoes, Colons' and Simmons' axes, cotton and wpol cards. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. GROCERIES. Best loaf and brown sugar, coffee and tea, pow der and shot. Indigo, litaddcr, Spanish brown, epsom and glauber salts," crockery war&c, Sec. 1 I A large and general i assortment of Candles, kept constantly on hand, at wholesale and retail. Being determined to devote till necessary atten tion to the MOULDING of his Candles, and hav ing spared no pains tp- improve their quality and appearance, he hopes to receive a due share of pa tronage. . WM. McL. McKAY. Fayctteville Oct. 14, IS4.--I30-tf f For Sale" or Barter. Tennessee; Iiaridi 5,000 acres, lying in Davis County, on the waters of Charles Creekf. The title is good, and a bargain niaylie had, as the owner haa no intention of se5 tlindnit,"ahd is desirous to dispose of it. v Ji, bts soIdUow for cash, or bartered for Co "oft, Com, Flour br Bacon, at market prices, or e vpangeu tor property tn the neighborhood ot Fa t-r. '. Fr further pAiticulars enquire at tins office. September 3, 841. 11 i I Tr'jrrvVVING ikeaJttera of acLministration frotti f- t f I . L i f r- . !"-' . - . - JnLJJu tneA.-otuioi rieas ana uiuartcr sessions oi jdfeTft Cownty, aiccording; to Law, on the Estate of Alej- McDugald, dee'd, and having obtairMcd an order of Court foi that effect, I shall expose to pub lic gale, on the 30th day of November, 1842, the tol lowingproperty,!belonging to said estate, viz: Sjx likely fung JEGROES, two of whom arc first rate wa on-Eiakcrs, house carpenters, and painters. The others are two young men and two girls, of the age. of 14 or t5 vearsL all under good character. Two Batiuchep, neatly finished, and 2 tourneys. C road l .r, ..f f r .. i wagons, new anu warranieu goou. x crm oi su of tke abve described property, Cash. Also, ike following Dropcrtv will be sold on reasonable credit, viz: :3 hew and first rate sets of blacksmith tools a great; variety of wagon makers' toos, carnenterli' tools, implements for painting, &c, farming tools, one cotton gin, 7 head of horses, 3 jiules, large and well broken, 100 head of hogb, all of ihe best breeds in North Carolina, - a. number ofrlnws and she!m. and ! Household and Kitchen - r . : Firniture. I i ! ALSO JOO acres o ft LAND ! on the Dry Fork, and 500 on the White Oak Creek, botln tracts improved Sae to take plaqe at my residence to commence at 10 o'clock. i DUGALD McDUGALD, Adm'r. Sept. 3, 1842. . I 184-ts. N.B. All persons having claims against the Es- ta'e of Ale'r MtDugald, dee'd, will please present thsm within tho time prescribed by Law, or this notice will be pljead in bar of their recovery. Sjpt. 3. DUGALD McDUGALD, Adm'r. POSTPONEMENT. The above Sale was to have taken place 6n (he 2,6th of October, but has been postpone to the 30th of. JSovember. HE Subscriber is now receiving, in addition to his foriher Stock, a general assortment of FINE and COMMON if - Embracing a variety of the latest j French and Eh glish patterns, viz: 1 : . . ' ' U Tea Sets of plain and raised figured China, and whitejblue,andgreen Granite, Dinner Sets of white and blue figured Granite, Plates, white blue, grecln, brown, pink, ankl sprigged; Ditto white blue,green, brown, pink, atid glass Ceffoe Sets; Pickles, white, and sprigged; 'leakers, white, blue, brown, green flijil pinkt--Saurf Tureens, 'white and blue Granite; Gravy Tureens! "white, blue, brown and' sprigged; 1JOWIS, Willie, ii-iui;, urowu, giccn, pitiu, unu png- gcd; Cups, Coffee and Tea, raised figured China; Tea Pots, Sugars, and Creams, every vnriefy; Ewers and Basjns; Chambers; Mugs, white, blile, brown, and nirik: Twifilin. blue eded: Muffins. ditto; Dinners, ditto; Teas, painted and figured; Tumblers, painted; Mugs, ditto; Glass Tumblers, fine and common xjuality; Do. Molasses Jug; Do. Saltcellars; jJo iMappiers. Also, at large assortment of Hardware Cutlery, Medicines, &c. Sugars, loaf, lump, and brown; Coffee, Rio Lagu i ra and Java; JVloIasscs; Salt; Iron; Nails; Steel; Collins' Axes; Steelyards; Table and Tea Spoons; Table Cutlery, fine and common; Gun locks, W dozen; Shovels, Spades; Brooms; Bucket.-; Bel lows; Anvils; '"Vices; Waggon Boxes; Trace and Halter Chaihs;t8 by 10, and 10 12 Window Glais; Putty; White Leatl Scotch and Maccoboy Snuff, in bottles and bladders; Tow and Jute Bale Rofe; Tow and Hemp Cotton Bagging, 40 to 44 inches; Baling Twine;! Sole Leather; Powder, Shot, and Lead; Hollow-VVare; 125 roams Iafge and small Wrapping Paper;-TableSalr,jn boxes; Starch, Pep per, Spice and (Jringer; Principe, Cigars (Steamboat brand;) Bed Cords; Cotton and Wool Card; Cof fee Mills; SpM'ts Turpentine; Opodeldoc; Bate- Drnns - British Oil: G odfrev's Oordia I? Pa'v- enne Pepper; Brimstone; Epsom Salts; Alum; Satlt- pctiejLampblacK; Oopal Varnish; Copperas; balera tusrSpanish Bro n; Annatto; Indigo; Madder: Black ing; Mustard;! Nufmegs; Cinnamon; Camphor, Castile, AI:on, anu common tar fooap. 1 7 cases gontlfcmen's fine & common Fur and Silk Hats Men's andBoys' Fur, Cloth, Sealskin & Seleite Cap; 10 cases Men's thick Hrogans and Russt; Willow, Amazon, Silk and Straw Bonnets; blue, black, and steel-mixed ;0:oths; Uassunercs,. and Sattinets; Kentucky Jeans; Muslin-de-Lains; Or Jeans Cloth; Ci-cassians; Calicoes; Cambrics; blaek and blue Silks;f Satin Taglionis; Flannels; Buf&i- o and Pilot Cpoths; Bed licking; Shirtings and Sheetings; . Cotton Umbrellas; Negro! Blankets; Cotton and Plal I Shawls; metal, horn, and lasting Buttons; Ball aind Spool Cotton Thread, j . " . All qf which vvill be sold low fpr Cashp Country Produce, or on it me to prompt customers! : r J.D.WILLIAMS October 5, 1842. i89-5t ! JAMES JD)OJlDiTD HAS RE MX) VED to the corner recently occupied by Isaac Dodd, vher8 he is navy opening a splendid assortment of DRY GOODS: Superior broad cloths, various colors; Cassimeres, vestings, Kentucky jeans,-Eng. merino, silks, b-ombazines, blk tilk velvet, satins, brown Hollandj silesia, merino shirts, bufTcashine rette, mouslin deLairie shawls j Thibet, and Oilier shawls ; Diapef, black and brown drill, shirting j ; heatings, Ginghams, Flannels, &c, embracing every thing usually kept in a dry good store. STOCKS, CpLLAR-S and BOSOMS, a variety iii i o o a -t o; u uiiiij oi iiue o I. t2. ly and other BON L I S, for ladies and misses. 100i PAIR IBOOTS l AND SHOES, besides ladies and misses Shoes.!; v GROCERIES, &c; Sugar, Java Coffee, Tea Spirits of various kinds, Cheese, Tobacco, Powder & Shot, fine double barren Uuns, Cotton bain. sperm candies, (bale rope, and all articles in the grocery business. I HARDWARE & CUTLERY, &c. Soade. Shovel?, knives and forks, kettles, frying pans, &c. White lead in oil, Collins' axes-best cigars, fire honeydew chewing tobacco, iron, feteel, nails, trace chains, nne otter, coney,,: sealette, and cloth caps. percussion caps superior, &c. &c, lor sale by A good nianyarticles in the dry good and gro cery uuw, unnecrssary io oe , enumerated in a,n advertisement, all of which will be sold cheap fir casu or country pr on uce. Oct. 15, 1842 l90-tf. State of' NY Carolina-iMontRomery couuiyv Superior Court of LaicFall Term, 1942," Dayid R. Cochran, 1 Original Attachment, , :;' '- " ' vs. ' " ' : y ' .. . i."' Patrick J. Cochran, ) Levied on Land, &c. ; IT appearing the satisfaction of, the Court, that Patrick J. C,ochran, the defendant in this case is not4 an inhabitant of this State: Jt is .therefore ordered that publication be made forsix weeks successively in the North Carolinian, a npwspaper printed inthe Town ofFayctteville, notifying the said - defendant to appear before the honorable the Jiidzn of our ty ofIontSouerv,ot the Court House in Lawrence. ncii ouperior vourt ot La, to he rod lor tno coun- y.ue, on the last-. Monday m February; next, and iHcn.-ana iner recivv or n eaiUto tsue - oMierWis land Jevi ICQ QiT tondeinnd sul recovery Witness Calvin W.Wodley, clerk ofourfaid Court aiuni'.e,iiie last rvionaay in aujugi, io, anu 67ihyear of American Independence. C. W. WOOLEY, C. S. C. Sept. 17, I86-6t.-pr adv. $1 Ct. NEW GOODS, IAM now receiving my Fall & Winter Stock: consisting of i , . Dry Goods, Hardware & Cutlery, G-rocefries, Scci K of all kinds, such as - Sugar, CofTe, Shoes, Fur and Wool Hats, Sole Leather, Cotton Bagging very heavy 44 inches, Hope, Powder, Shot, Lead, JJrugs and Medicines, Crockery and Glags WTare of all kinds, 1 Doz. Rowland's best Mill Saws; and a great many1 other Goods, all of which will be sold very low.. All wanting to buy will find it to their interest to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere: i . " H. BRANSON. August 24th, 1842. J83-2m. Has just received his Fall and Winler stock ot Dry Goods, Groceries. &c. (Pronounced to be the most tasteful assortment of Goods m the market) embracing a large and gene ral selection, suitable for town and country trade, consisting of fine cloths, cassimeres; salt met La, Kentucky janes, flannels, blankets, negro cloths, calicoes, marinos, mouslin deLaines, challeys,' fash ionable silks, fine Florence and straw bonnets, hals and caps of fur, seal skin, glazed,; &e. Hardware and cutlery, fiae crockery, fine double barrel guns; iron and steel, nails cut and wrought, white lead in oil, window glass. 8 bV 10 and 10 by 12, cotton bagging, and rope; in short, neatly every article usually Kept in a dry ood and jrrocerv store. Oall and -examine the stock. ' Prices low, us usual. Fayetteville, September 24, I842.'I87-tf BOOTS AND SHOES; WILMINGTON CHEAP CASH ROOT 1 AND SHOE STORE. CKNE door bel ow. Thomas-W. Brown's Jewelrv Store, North side of Market street, will be opened between the 1st and 15tb of , October.. A large stock .of BOQTS'iand- SHOES; -"comprisins every variety and style at wholesale and rctaiL can be found at thi9 store at prices to suit the limes The inhabitants of Wilmington and tho adjoin ing counties will find it greatly to their advantage to call at this establishment. Country .merchants and dealers generally will be supplied with almost every kind of Boots and Shoes at .prices lower than wert ver before offered in this market. ., Call at Ihe Wilmington Chcafi Cash Boot and Shoe Store. ' Sept. 24, 187-Gt. ; r State of North Carolina Moore County. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions- IlugusV'Tcriri, 1842. j Alex. C. Cury, K I ( '-" vs i " !" . .- vAr..,: nni" 'i. -Jr S-Sci Fa vs. Lands' John 'G untcr, deceased. 1 1 Alexander Kelly, vs. Same. 4-L Same. John Huske c Son, ou,V f .. VSamc vs. fcamc. iSaine, John Baker, vs. , : Same, Henderson Jiidd, vs. ; . Samej ( John McFarlaiid," vs .. Same! , . Same. Same. Samel v.. TTT appearing ,fo the satisfaction of the Court, that JU. 1 liomas Calvin Guntcr, William Atlas Guntcr, John Castlcbury Guntcr, Cornelius SuIIivaut and wife Mary, Isaac Gunfcrj Daniel W. Kelly and wife Nancy,.James Wamrnack and wife Sarah T? are not residents of this State ; on motion it , is or dered thai publication be made for six successive weeks in the Noith Caroiinian, notifying the said heirs at Law, .to appear at the next term of the Cjonrt of Plc.as and Q.uarter Sessions for the County aforesaid, to be held at the Court House in Car thage, on the third Monday of November next, and shew cause if any they, have why the lands which desended to the heirs at Law of John . Gunter deceased, tdjall not be sold ft satisfy the several claims of the plant iff" according to law. : , 1 Witness, Alex. Q. Curry, clerk of our said: Court at office the third Monday of August, A. D. 1842- A. C. CURRY, Clerk; Oct. 1st. 188-Ct. pr. adv. $5 25 HATS & THE SUBSCRIBER rrtiirninsr his thanks to bis friends for their veiy liberal patron age, would inform them that he has just received fro n the North a large assortment of HATS AND CAPS of the latest London and Paris fashions, to-i wit: Fancy Turbans for children, cloth glazed Seal ette, Fur-seal, otter seal, muskrath and hair caps, for men and boys. He also conlinueJ to manufac ture all k'nds of. Hats; including Chapeatis and other military caps. I Tq Country Hatters He would say that he has a ; general assortment oi Hat alateriafs, which be will sell low lor cash, and invites them to call. v , DAVID GEE. Oct. 8, 1S42. 18D -y. - IHJTTER. -MfJ) FIRKINS prime Mountain Butler. 2000 pounds BUCK-WHEAT FLOUR. GEO. McNEH.L. Oct. 22,1842. "' - . , FOR SALE OR BENT: THE Two Story Frame House, rrthe Arse nal, recently ocupicd by M rs. Wa ts. The terms will be very moderate. Apply to James Dodd, or at this Office. ( . , June, 1. 1812. ,I"u United Stated District Couf t o f Nbrtli Carolina, TTN BANKRUPTCY . : jLL: Notice, to shew cause against Petition of i Josiah Tvson. of Moore County. Farmer, hr hU discharge and certificate as Bankrupt, at Wilming ton, on Mend v, the 19th day pf December next. . Isaac joncf, ot Moore i;oumy, r armer, loruii charge and certificate as Bankrupt, at Wilmington, on Monday, the, 19th day oJJecepiber next. Jcthrb Derison of Moore County,. Mechanic, for his discharge and certificate s Binkrupt, at Vil- Jfn "gton, on Monday, the J9th day ni Dcc T:Ur next... . , t 1 :,, ,, IfiikleyJiHinsr''"! re Cwtr.t.-. I to the pUinCTJrr'' -nr iStb d.ci - : Jesse F. Mue, of-M'oorc CVuilyvl'armrr.ler his discharge and certificate a Bankrupt, at Wilmitig on on iMoijoay, m" in way w yecrmucr nc.i. ? Amos Biidge?,.of Moore County,' Farmer, "or lus discharge and certificate a Bankrupt, at Wibnitir; on, on Monday, the lOih day of Dece;iibcr next. ' , James Riddl?, of Moore County, Mechanic, (or hi j discharge and certificate as Bankrupt, at Wilming- ton. on Monday, the-1 9th day. of December next. ' Charles Wise, of Rowan County, Farmer, for his discharge and certificate as Bankrupt, a Wilmington,- on Mondav, the J 9th da)' of Dect mbcr next. ' Publication ordered, .... ' , . jl. POTTEJR, I). . U. S..V. C. FayetlcviiKSepternberU, 1842. 192-9. : GROCERIES; " HARDWARE and CUTLERY. TT HAVE just received per StcaincrEIenrieUa, t!m JJLj following arliclcs: '.. . ; ' !- . t . .10 hhdY Brown Suar, GOO lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar, 50 bag's Rio Coff'e, 5 bags Java Coilce, 3 hhds. Molasses, 'ikess Nailatd'ns English and Swedish Iron, 500 lbs. Bar Lc:d, 40 b'ars Bupk and Drop Shot, I 15 kegs Dupont's Powder, 30 pain bright Trace Chain, G. doz. No 10 Cotton Carcla Whitambre's bet; Gingery Pepper, Spice, Coppe ras, Salffattis, Indigo, jVladJr, Snur in Bladders and BoUjes, Soap, Brimstone, Camihor, Nutmegs, Castor Oil, Salts, Opodeldoc, Inkj Blackin Brushes long rnnd.rihort handlft) Shovelc, . Spades, Caso Knives, Pocket Knives. Blacksmith's Tools, &e. DR GOODS, Crm-kerv, Hollow Ware, and i nn assortment of HATS and SHOES. Ail of which will be sold low lor Uath or ountrv I'lrwiuce. ' ,: . - ' h.l ; ! D. McLAURIN. Sept. 30, 1812. State of North. Carolina Moore county.. Cour'i oj 'Pleas arid -'Quarter, Sessions Jhi - : . .''gusl Term, t$i2. Matilda Gunter, O . . t , vs. Petition for dower. II' irs of John Giiater, S .. IT appearing to ti e satisfaction qf the Court Ihat Thomas (Cajvin Gunter, William Atlas Gunter, John Castlebury. Guntcr, Cornvilius SuIIivaut and wife Mpry, Isaac 'Gunter; Dahicl W. Kelly and wifcNancyJkms Vammack. and wife Sarah T. are not residents of. this Sate; on tnotion, it is or dered.tijt pnblicaiion beniado.for six successive' weeks in fhcTNr!b i Carblimai hot'dytn the . : !. Heirs at Law, to appear at the next term of the Court of PJens and Gluartcr Sefisionsf for the county aforesaid, to bo held ihe Court House in Car thpge, on tlie 2d Monday of November next, and answer to said pctitioh, ollierwise, it will be heard exparto and Decree granted ajbcordirfglj'. Witness -.Alexaniler C. Chrry, Clerk ofour ail Court at Office, the 3d Mondav in AusuhI, A. I 1842. A. C.CURRY, Clerk. 188-Ct. NEW DRUG ESTABLISHMENT. . A car Liberty Point, Pcrsoii Street FAYETTEVILLE, JV. C. THE Subscriber having opened a general aa sorfnient 'of DRUGS, MKDIC1NES, &.C., nearly oppbslte.the Bank of Cape Pear, in thia placed solicils the patronage of Country Merchants, Physicians, and others'. He trusts that he will bo prepared to furnish almost any article usually to bo fouud in establishtrichts of this kind, and on very jwasonablo terms, jj L ' ;: . The Subscriber has lso tin hand a larro asso t mcnt of Patent McdictjC'; among which are Dyotl- Family Medicines, and Vicker'aand Thompon' Mttfcine?. . jl ! JAMES A. McRAE. Oct. 20, :842.-rl0ftf. gS-JRMWAIEIIJ). Stofynj frotti fho Subscriber in the County of Simpson, a few days since, a'nero girl aged about 16 years, named Maiinda. Sui 1 gltl tg of a datk yellow complexion; is about 3 feet highand her upper fijrcliecth are decayed. 1 will givo the abovo reward for the delivery of said pegro to mi in the county of Sampson, or will give one hundred dollars for her delivery and proof sufficient to convict the thic f. ; Said negro gir) wjis raised, by Charles. Steven?, Esb , from ivhom I procured her. JOHN BASS. Oct. 22, I842. I0i 4t pl. State of NV Cardlna Cumberland county. Court of rieas end Quarter Sessions, September Term, 1 842. failiiam Blanks & wife ft 'others, l vVer5Ufl.il . I Petition for James Martine, ad'm. of Sarah J-eale of slaves & Holmes, the Representatives of distribution: Thomas N. Holmesec., & others ) IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the representatives of Thomas N. Holmes deceased, resides bevond the limits of this State, it is there fore ordered that. publication bo made for six suc cessive weeks, notify iig tbe said non-residents per sonally to appear before our said Court of Pleas and Q,uarterSe5sions to bo held for the county of Cum berland at tha Court House in Fayctteville oh the first Monday in DeceinSer next, then and there to shew cause if any they have why the prayer of petitioners should notb'? granted, otherwise it will b j taken pro. confesso and heard expartc aa to thfiin. Witness John McLaurin clerk of said Com, at office in Fayetteville, thefirjt Monday of Scptem--ber,' 18 42, and of American Indcpondcoce iho 67lh year, J I i JOHN. McLAURIN. -Oct. 22,1812. j I . 101-Ct S2 C2 Cdr- Whiggery taking passagt by . Sitam, for thehead i r" waters ofSALTrk V ZMi '-IP ..- : . . r- 'ml "1
