North Carolina Newspapers

FAYETTE VILLE, SATURDAY. APRIL 12, 184$. Volume 6 Number 320 BY VM " BAY5E 1 i 4' TERMS OF THE NORTH CAROLINIAN : Per a.iiu., I' l'aid advance, 82 S0 if paid at the end of six months 3 Oo . at the end of the year " 3 5$ Kates of Advertising : gj:y cents per Mj-iare for he first, aoJ thirty cants for eich subsequent insertion. Advertising by ths y?ar will be charged according-! to th quantity ol matter inserted. Court advertisements, &c, 25 percent higher. I N D E M N I T Y Asrainst loss or damage by Fire THE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY. C A P IT A L $ 1 0 5 ,000. Office in Grand near First Street, Williams burg, opposite the City of .Veto York. Agency Ojjice, IVellt Building, 62 Wall si. JYew York. DIRECTORS : Christian Zabriskie, Andrew C. Benedict, Frederick VV. Favre, Jermih Johnson, John Sk il lin.m, Sun I. Willis. Nicholas WycUofF. Abi'm T. Boskerck, Francis Steinheil, S:iml H. Clapp, Joh.i Legett, Chas. O. Handy, L-Jiitud Richardson, LliMUHL RICHARDSON, Pres't Anorew B. Hodges, Sec'ry. WASHINGTON POST, Agent, New York. THE Williamsburg Fire Insurance Company, bavin been incorporated by an act of the Legi3la turn ot the t ite ol INew York, tor the purposes ot rir In-mr.iiice, tie Directors otter to insure thei ltUoM.'-pifi7.!n throughout the United" States Against Loss or Damage by Fire On Bnildin". Goods and Merchandise, and Per aonil Property generally, assuring them that ll n!firs of the Cm;a-iv. sball .be conducted will fith fairness, candor and liberality as they trus will ciiti tl it to public confidence ana patronage. The S'ibaeriber, Agent for the above Com pany, will give any further information that may be ilmired hv tho.-jc who wish to insure. JAMES MA It II NE, Agent, Hay Street. Feb. S, 1 845. 3l!-tf. NOT ICE TAKEN UP and commiited to the Jail of Cumberland county, N. C, on Sunday, the 26th day of January, 13t5, a ncro man w!io says his name is SIMON, and says that he was fold in Charleston to a man by the name of Mi dvenz-e, and was carried to Alabama or Geor- j;ia ami mere ifti nis nvisrcr. oniil negro was tor- nirrlv th property of Benjamin Gass ot Camden, S. C. an 1 was tuken Irom this place last February by Mr G.im. Said nero is about 5 feet 4 inches htjj'i, 1 rk complexion, and about 45 or 50 years of ag-. The ovvnt-r if said ncro is hereby notified to co n forward, prove property, p?y diaries, and I ' -r lion away, r lie will be de.ilt w irli according to law. VV". I... CALL A IS, Jailor. Jjo. 2J, r.SIJ. 310-tf. ROUHRT W. "IIARDIE,. 300ZBIia,D.B.B BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, flT AVlNG located hni. H.JL H iv street, 3 door froi in Fayettevillc, on m Air tiairs isook Jtoio, w.ll keep constanily on liaud a genera! as-" ioitmeot of Books and Stationery. tie invites the ju'ilic to call and examine his selections, whether desiro'.i-? of pnirh:ivnj O' n t. Beina Bookbiodr, and provided with a complete set of tools and apparatus, be i prepared to execute all kinds of binding, horn the pluine.-t to the most cosily. solicits the patronage of his fellow citizensof Fa vHie vi ile and i he surrounding country. jMov. 2 31 34 4. . 261-y. D .1I c L A U It I N , liN addition to a general assortment of Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery ; Shoes, liats, &,c., is now opening a choice selection of seasonable Viz: Fine blue, bljck, in'i?ible creen, antl .-tccl- inixcd Cloths fancy Oasim;rrs Sattinelt, K.-n-Alpacas ; Mus Ded Ticking; , Vesting?, Coat t-icky Jeans ; lin -de-L:iins ; Shirtinn:, and Kerseys ni.jnket.s worsted a variety Sh-l wlr ; of Pun's Trimming, &c. ALSO 4th proof Jamaica Rum, " Cogr.iac Brandy, I lolland Gin, Fine Mad. ira and Port Wine, Sicily, Madeira, TMiriflo, and M alacra ditto. rti-! .-unve Goods will be olc low fcir Cnsh, Country Proifuce, r.r charopd to lrn)3e who have licic'u fore been punctual. . McL. September 27, 18 4. 292-y. - WANTED. BUSHELS OF ASHES, imme diately, for which a fiir price will be w. m.l. McKay. 500 aid. March 9.S44. 263-tf. NEW SPRING & SUMMER THE subscribers are now receiving Irom New York and Philadelphia, a large and splendid lock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Consisting of sup-rfine Cloths and Cassimeres, 'd a lare assortment of Prints, Balzorines and dk, very hands mnj ; B jmbazines and Alpacas ; pen Catnehon S'liwls ; black and colored Kid lloveg. Silk Mitts of all finalities : crentlemen's satm 5scarfj and Cravats ; Silk and Marseilles Vet.n2: D nn.iLi., (2nnK.n. a r ; . o. i i. ::Tlll"S Sil- Handkerchiefs; superior j it it v. ' bleached and brown bhirtings ; Umorellas Parasoi8 and S(jn Shadcs Straw t.ior: ence. nJ Lawn Bonneits ; Bonnet and cap Rib- H? rf, hi rVCaf' LAsh ad Manama Hats; also fashionable Braver Hats . ALSO, 3000 pairs SHOES & BOOTS, assorted; and a great many other articles in the dry Goods line, too tedious to mention. As the above Goods were purchased at reduced prices, we will ell vety low. Those wishing to purchase will please call and examine our Goods and prices. a. & ii. McMillan March 39, I84i. 3!8-6w. 40 bbU. PRIME extra largo Yellow Planting IRISH POTATOES, just re ceived and for sale by HALL & HALL. Feb. I. 310 . CHEAP FOR CASH! THE subscribers, thankful for past favors, take thi3 method to inform their friends and the public that they have now on hand and. tor sate, a fur assortment ol fceasonaoie ioous ; comprising in part as follows. Any or all of which they will sell at the lowest marKei prices lor vasn : GROCERIES. Rio. Cuba, and Sr. Domingo CoSee; Porto Rico, N Orleans, and Loaf Sugar; Soap, Starch, Epsom Salts, Camplior, Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Tea, Salt, &.c &.C.- - Dry Goods. Alpaccas, plain and figured ; Mouslin dL.aines; Broad Cloths; Sattinrts; Kerseys; Calico ; totton awd silk Handkerchiefs ; wool and silk Shawls; Apron Checks; Bed Ticking; Flannels; Bonnets; Band-boxes; Ribbons; Artificials; Hats, Boots, and Shoes, &.C&.C English and Swedes Iron ; English and American Steel; Nails; pocket and table Cutlery, Hops; trace and halter Chains ; Padlo.ks; Drawing Knives; table and tea Spoons, &c. &c. CROCKERY, A generaT assoriment. Now in store and for sale, 50 Bass CoTee, 150 Sacks Salt, 4 Hhds. Sugar, 20 Flhds. Molasses, 20 Bbls. planting Potatoes, ' 2 tor.s Swedes Iron, assorted, at our old stand, foot of Hayrnount. JONES & DUNN 304 -tf. Dec. -21, 1844. Encourase Gardner 8c IVIc2etiiari, H A VP1 l.Ttfl v m-irle i-nnsurrrab e linnroveri-nt in their stvln of W rU, and have now on hand a GN EllAL ASSORTMENT consisting of Carriages, Barouches, Buggies, Gigs, Sulkeys, Waggons, S;c. Which for clcoance ot shape and rnusn, and dura bility, will compare with any made in the U States. Persons wisliing to buy, would do well to call 3HI examine our work, as we have d ternil ncd to sell LOW for Cash, or approved notes. Having-in oorernpiwy first rate -JSmiilis, we are prepared to do any Iron work in the above line on moderate terms. We warrant ail our work to be of good and faith ful workma nhip and materials, for one year. iCF REPAIRING faithfully executed at short notice, and on, reasonable terms. Faycltev. lie, February 8, 1345. y. FOR SALE. 6 doz. "reen elazi'd FLOWER TOTS. G " " dazed PICKLE J A wth covers- C. JLUTTERLOI1. Feb. C, lSll. 311-tf. . N E W - Forwarding and Commission HOUSE. WOULD inform the meictiants ol the interior that they have in connection with the gen eral grocery business,, added that of the Furward ing;"anJ having !ars and commodious Ware houses on the bank of the River, are prepared to receive and forward Goods upon such terms as will defv all competition, our chatires and expenses be- in one-third less on the freight bill than any other houe in the place. All Golds shinn -d to G. W. Davis of Wilming ton, for the interior, and not otherwise directed, will be found in our posscssKm. A us. 17, 1S44. 274-tf. 5GO FLOWER POTS Fur sule by Y. PUIOR. Feb. 15, 1845. 312-6t. JOHND.STABB HAS received bv the late arrivals from New York, his slock of FALL and WINTER GOODS, Comprising a lare and extensive assortment o Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutierv, Hats, Bonnets, Shoes, Umbrellas, Parasols, Cotton and Wool Cards, writing and wrapping Paper, Coffee and Sugar, Drugs "and Medicines, &c. &c, well worthy the attention of country Merchants which will be offoreJ at low prices for cash or country produce. JOHN D". STARR. Oct. 2G, IS 14. 2G9-tf. FOR SALE. A LARGE assortment .f CROCKER Y, GLASS, CHINA, STONE, AND QJJEENgWARE, com prising Dinner, Tea, Coffee, ajrd Chamber Sets, together with almost every nrliefe in that line. 2 crates assented for tbe'Country trade. 6 dozen Flower PotsC - -6 diito Pickle Ja-rs, with covers. S C. LUTTERLOH. Feb'y 15, 1S4S; 312 A. M. CAMPBELL, HAVING been appointed J AUCTIONEER for the Town of Fayetteville, is prepared to attend to the sale of any goods which may be entrusted to him. -CONSIGNMENTS from abroad will bs prompt ly attended to. October 10, 1844. 294 6m. B L A M K . R.W. HARDIE Has just re- ceived a supply ol BLANKS, mostly used by Clerks, Sheriffs, and Constat lc, printed on fine paper and wall executed. "jCSjSjM Home Manufactures ' i xaxziXTLXt'S' JUDGMENTS & EXECUTIONS OF For sale at ALL SORTS, . the Carolinian Office. KEMOYA1L. CLARK & McCALLUM, HAVING removed their Tailoring Establishment from their late Shop to the building formerly oc ciipi ed-ty Wm. L. Cofer, nearly opposite io the Lafayette Hotel, on Hay street, respectfully infrm their friends aneLcustomers, that t he v wi' 1 continue 1o carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS in the most approved and fashionable man-aer- TlrCy return their thanks tor the liberal share ot business they have received, and pledge themselves to merit a continuance ot it, by strict attention ana skiii Latest fashions regularly received from New York Dec 14. 1 844. 203-tf. . BAR SOAP. THE subscriber offers for sale ONE HUN DRED BOXES OF BAR SOAP, manufac tured at the "Favettevillo (N. C.) Candle Factory," and warranted equal. if not superior to Colgate's best No I. ' , Bei ig determined to devote all necessary atten-" tion tothe business, and off-ring it at a reduced price, (5 cents a pound t the box,) he hopes, to receive a due share f public patronage. All orders thankfully received and prompt ly attended to. : - W. McL. McKAY. Fayetteville, May 24,844 100.000 Acres Valuable FOR 8A1L.E. THE Subscriber has purchased a! L the LANDS belonging to the Estate of Ahram Dubois, dee'd lyrns principally in Robeson county, and on both sides ot' Lumber River, the diff rent surveys con taining ovfr ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES; a Iirirc part finely Timbered, and con venient to Lumber River, wlvre a large quantity ol. Timber is now rafted to the Georgetown mar ket. Thesa lands are very valuable both for the Timber and Turpvnl ine, for which purpose large part is wf 11 suited, bei;ig-in a region where the Turpentine yields more abundantly than any other section of the State. The Lands will be sold at a low price, and in quantities to suit purchasers. Information re.-pectiui the title can be obtained by applying to ihe Hon." Robert Stranse, James C Dobbin, Esq., A A T Smith, E?q., (Attorneys at Law.) - I understand there are many trespassers on these lands, to all of whom notice is hereby given, that the law will be en forced against all such offenders. Application fir any part of the Lands can . he made tounyself, or to John Winslow, Esq., who will be duly au:horiz d to-jnike sale of the same. THOS. J. CURTIS. Fayettcv-lle, N.C., March lr 1845. . 3l4-tf. State of - North Carolina -Sampson county. Court 'if Plefts and Quarter Sessions Feb ruary Term, 134o. . Edmund Sutton and others, vs. Benjamin Sutton, Administrator of Tho3. Sutton, dee'd, and oiherj. Petition for distribution. IT appearing to the satisfaciion of the Court that Hcnry'B Sh'-rard and wife, J AlcL'Tan and wife Nancy, David, Thomas, Penny, Zi'phia, Daniel and Maroaret Cosdell, Thomas Sutton, Council McCullen and hi wife Elizabeth, Susan McCul len, and Henry GHsson.and wrf; Haney, defend ants in tliis case, reside beyond the limits of this Stale; on motion, it is ordered by the Court that publk at on be made for six weeks in the North Carolinian, published at Fayetteville, notifying them of ths filing of said petition, and also requir ing thr m to appear at the next term of this Court on the 3d Monday in May next, and then and there plead, answer, or demur to said petition, or the same will be taken pro confesso and heard cxparle as to them. Witness, Thou I Faison clerk of paid Court at Of fice the 3d Monday of Febr.iary, 1845. THOS.1. FAISON, Clk. March 1, 1845. 314-61. per adv S3 25. State of North Carolina-- Cumberland count;. In Equity. Malcom R. Carmichael, Administer of John Ray; Michael Carmichael in hi-i own ri2ht, and that of his wife Mary, and his said wife Mary, Archibald Co'quhoun and wif? Flora, and Christian, Flora, John, Joseph, and Catharine Carmichael by their guardian and next friend Malcolm R. Carmichael, Against . Archibald H ny, Adm'r. of John Hay, Angus Ray, James Ray, John Ray, Daniel Ray, Effy Raj and Catharine Ray, and Jrshn, Mary Ann, Lauchlin, Archibald and Duncan Colquhoun. IT appearing by the affadavit of the complain ants that Catharine Ray, John Ray, Daniel Ray, and John, Mary Ann, Lauch'in, Archibald and Duncan Coiqiihouiv, are not inhabitants of this Stiite, publication is therefore ordered to be made for six weeks in the North Can Iinir.n, for the ab sent defendants t' make their personal appearance at the Court of Equity, to be held for the county of Cumberland, at the Court House in Fayetteville, on tho-Gth Monday after the 4th, Monday in March, 1843. then and th re to plead, answer, or dnnur, or the said bill wi I be taken as confessed and heard rvparte as to them. Witness, ArchM A T Smith, Master of our said Court of Equity at office, tha 7th Monday after the 4th Monday in September, 1844. - A RCH'D A T SM ITH, C. M . E March 29, TS45. per Adv. S3 25. FOR R E N-TT" Two comfortable FRAMED DWELLINGS. Possession given immediately. Inquire at tins Office. March 29, 1845 318-tf NEW AND CHEAP GOODS. - JAMES KYL E Has just received by the last ar rivals from the North, a lare and splendid assort, meat ot SPRING GOODS, Anion, which are B-iIzorines, Batiiste, French Lawn, printed Muslins and Jaconets, 1543 piece Calicoes, 192 ps Irish Linen, Lawns, Diapers, Table Cloths and Linen Cambric, Handkerchiefs, black and colored Silks, Silk Mits, Gloves, Cam bric and Bobinet Lace and Elg-ng, superfine Cloths, Cassirneres, Vesting?, Kentucky "Jeans, Nankeens, Kipskin Slippers, 6-4 to 3-4 bleached and brown Shirting and Sheeting, Boot?, Shoes, &e., all of which being purchased forcash by the package at public and private sale, will be offered by wholesale or retail at low prices forcash, or on time to punctual customer. March 23, 1845. WUUldJ respectful ly inform the citizens i of Fayetteville and the nnblic generally, that he bas taken the stand- recently occupied by E.J. Clark, on GHIespie Street, 5 doors Sbuthvof the Market Square, where he w ill manufacture and keen eon- tartly on hand an assortment of TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE. Persons wishing to purchase would do well to call and examine his stock before purchasing elser hiicic,b iieisaeiermincdtu sell as cheap as any other manufacturer Ln th". State. BAKERS of an entirely new pattern. :. ROOFING done in the' lastest style, and best manner. Also GU TTL'RING. Aug. 17. 1844. 9Bl-v. NEAV GROCERY FRUIT & CROCKER? Si THE Subscriber has taken the S'tore on Hay street directly opposite his old stand, -where he is now receiving a -'- STOCK OF GOODS. Cojisislinoui part of Brown, Havana, loaf, crushed and powdered Su gars; Tea; Coffee; Pepper, Alldpice; Gingery Sale- j-atus; Starch; Mackerel; Shad; Salmon; Pickles; Olives; Capers; butter, water, and soda Cracker Cheese; Pepper Sauce; Camphor; Indigo; Cassia; Nutmegs, Citron; Mace; Sweet and Castor Oil; chewing and smoking Tobacco; Principe and Ha vana Segars; Scotch, Maccoboy, and Rappee Snuff: Sperm Candles; Powder and Shot: Epsom Pand table Salts. Lamp Oil: Blacking: Vineear: Madeira, Sherry, and sweet Malaga Wines--; Al monds,Filli:erts, and Madeira Nuts; saltpetre; sul phur; nlum; Herrings; currant and Guava Jejly, Prunes; Anchovy Sauce; sardines, walnut catsup; pickled Oysters ; cloves; Cayenne Pepper ; cur rants; Mustartl; Sugar House Molasses; and almost every article usually called for in a Grocery Storel which he will sell as low as any ona in the place, for Cash, or on approved credit. ALSO, CROCKERY. W. PRIOR. Nov. 9th, 1844.' 298-y. 3- CO 1 OB O '"- 5. f3. - a- c -i 2 o rxr- IS CD Cn 3 1. 1- t 2S. c o e a S3 0) at n i e : CX. ra O - T o 5 : 3 ?-n -- S 3 O - O O z: a ZD si a. o- 3 XD rt & ic s S" " - r1 c a a. f CO State of North Carolina Dupllu County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Jan uary Term, 1S45. Zilpha Pollock vs. heirs at la w of Wm. Pollock. Petition for Dower. IT appearing to the Court that James Watkins and wife Maria, and Wm Pollock, defendants in this case, are not inhabitants of this State, it is therefore ordered that publication be made for six weeks in the North Carolinian, a newspaper print ed in Fayetteville, N. C, for the said defendants to appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the county of Duplin at the Court House in Kenansville, on the 3d Monday in April next, then and there to plead, answer, or de mur to said petition, otherwise the same will beta ken pro confessoand heard exparte. Witness, James Diekson, Clerk of our said Court at office the 3d Alondav in January, and 69lh year Ot" American Independence, A D, 1845. J A M E8 DICKSON, Clerk . March 15, 1845 316-61 per adv. 83 25. State of North Carolina Moore county. Court of Pleas and Quaiter Sessions Jan- uai-y Term, 1S45. Alexander C Curry vs. James C Tyson. Original Attachment. John Tyson and Wm D Tyson summoned as Garnishees. IT appearingto the satisfaction of the Court that the defendant in this case, James C Tyson, hath absconded or so conceals himself that the ordinary process of law cannot be served on him, whereupon it is ordered by the Conrt that publication be made for six weeks ia the North Carolinian, notifying said Tyson of the issuing of said attachment, and requiring him to " appear at the next term of said Court, to be held on the fourth Monday in April, 1845, and then and there replevy and t lead, ,or judgment by default will be awarded against hirn, and the debts attached will be condemned tothe satisfaction of ulaintiff's demand. Witness, Alexander C Curry, Wk of onr said Court at Office in Carthage, the fourth Monday in January, A D, 1845, and the 69th y ear of American Independence. A.C. CURRY, Clerk. March 22, 1845. 317-6t. per ad v $3 25. TO TRAVELLERS And Sojourners in Fayette vi! It- MRS. E. SMITH is still prepared to n cer tain Gentlemen and Ladit-s travelling through or sojourning in Fayetteville. Her table is always a3 pool as the market affords. She ha, good sta bles and hostlers, and attentive waiters, and re spectfully solicits a continuance of public patronage Her residence is so well known that U needs no de scription. No exertions wilt be e a red to give satisfaction. - Feb. I, 1045. SIW-tf. t 46d iicf lib Ufltk,riJl w 1 s O ' 2- !f! ? -. on itf B 3 io g i W f I THREE DOLLARS REWARD "Ranaway from jbe subscriber on Friday night the 14th insL,an indented bright mulatto girl about 15 years old, a'endcr fliade. with frtrarsht black hair, by the name ot M All Y ANN BO WEN. It is supposed she is in the neighborhood of Goddsrin Bowen, a free man of color -in .BLxn county, on the Wilmington road 'about 6- miles below the Westbrook Post Office,a-b r mother, Po'ly Bowen, who took her away, declared when she was hiring; a horse and Carryall for that purpose, that sbo was. going t Goodwin Bo en's, in Bladin county. The above reward and all reasonable charges will be paid for returning said girl to uie, or puitjnghrr into any Jail in this Stato and giving information through ihf Post Office, ao that 1 can vet her again. All persons are cautioned against employing, harboring,- or entertaining said girl in any way, as 1 shall prosecute thain rigorously according to law. JOSEPH AREY. March 2-2, 1845. 3I7-3L - , State of North Carolina Moore county. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Jan- ' uary lerm, 1845. James McGilvary and Thomas B Tyson vs. Jas. C.Tyson. Original Attachment. John Tyson summoned as Garnishee. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that tlie defendant in I his case, Jsmrs C Tyson, hath abscond d or so conceals himself that the ordinary process of h w c annot be served on him, whereupon it is ordered by the Court that pub Heat ion be made for six weeks in the North Carolinian, notifying said Tvnn of the issuing ot said attachment, and requiring hinrto appear at Ihe next -term of said Court, to be-held on the fourth Monday in April, I!?4j, and then and there replevy and plead, or judgment by default will bo awaided against him, and the debts attached will be condemned to the satisfaction of plaintiff's di mand. Witness, Alexander C vurrr. c!erk of our said Court at Office in Carthage, the fourth Monday in January, A D, 145, and the 69th year of American Independence. A. C.CURRY, Clerk. March 22, 1845. 31 7-6t. per adv. "53 25. NEW GOODS. THE Subscriber has just received late purchases of SEASONABLE GOODS, from Philadelphia and New York, such as fine dress silks, alpacas, crape de.pe-rens, and muslin-de-lains and fine prints, worsted andTtubet shawls, silk scarfs, crape lace, (white black and blue,) gymp and gymp cord, white and black dress goods mourning crapes, extra fine hair pins, with a varie ty of head ornaments, long white party gloves, kid and beayer do. Also, gentlemen's fine black and fancy easti meres fine black and blue cloths, best quality of eoat trimmings, together with a general assortment of such articles as are usually kept in dry goods stores which will bo sold as low as can be found elsewhere. . JOHND WILLIAMS, South-West corner ot market rqiinre. Feb' 15, 1845. 312-y .' ' .iUlaS,. ' -' 120 ba8 Rio coffee, 1 10 hhds, molasses, . , : 6 tlrttarsugar, " " ' 8 tons iron, With nails, traeeeliains.bay forks, spades, shovels pots, ovens, skillets and lids, indigo, madder, Ep som salts, copperas, Collins' turpentine axes, cut broad iron, a fine " assortment of saddles, cheap. Also, Little River osnaburgs and yarns always on hand at manufacturer's prices. J. D. W. NOTICE. THE Subscribers fake this opportunity of return ing their warmest thanks to their friends and pa trons, and the public generally for their liberal pa tronage bestowed upon them; also for. the kind sympathies manifested to them in the late calamity in the destruction of lh.ir entire Stock of Goods on the morning of the 19th inst.; and to Capt J A J Bradford, Capt. U. S. Ord., and Mr G A Schwartzman, of U S Arsenal, for their kindness in giving them notice, and others in the" surrounds ing neighborhood of the fire, hy the discharge of cannon. Having opened the Store neatly oppo site, the)' hope soon to resume business, and would most respectfully solicit the pntronogeof their friends and the public, and shall hope to merit a share of public patronage. They- have on hand in their Warehouse, Salt, Iron, Molasses, Sugar, Smiths' Bellows and Vises, LogChnins, 6 superior Wrought Iron IMill Cranks. Also, Anvils, Vises, Trace Chains, and heavy articles of Hardware, partially damaged in the fire, all of which ihey will sell low for Cash or Produce. They would also earnestly requf-st all those indebted to them by note or ac count to make immediate payment, as it will enable them to close their firmer business and recom mence, and hope these indebted will take the earliest opportunity to settle their accounts. J. H.& J. MARTINE. March I, 1845. 314-tf. ALSO, They have just received, hale superior Bridgeport 3 ply. Seine Twine, 3 coils Strain Packing Yarn, .Manilla, Seine.and Raft Rope, 1 hhd. winter strain ed Sperm Lamp Oil, 10 bhls. Train Oil, 300 galls. Linseed Oil, Whitfemore's real Cotton Cards, Coffee Mills, cast good Wagon and Cart Boxes, 250 gross Wood Screws, 20 bundles assorted Hor.p Irors with a small assortment of Swedes and Eng lish Bar Iioa ; together with a heavy Stock of flat, round, and square Bar Iron, Band Iron and Nails, Rods, contained in shed joining their Store, but sli2htlv injured. MA1LIL & ELAILIL TTTTTOULD inform the public that they have V v moved trom their old stand to the store lately occupied by Messrs C J & R M Orrell, and known as the Yellow Buildings. Having largely increased their stock of GROCERIES, they are prepared to offer inducements in thewat of trade. cnai win oe to ine interest ot purchasers generally to give them a call. Their stock will consist in part of 10 Tons Swedes aad English Iron, ' 500 lbs. Cast, Blister, and German Stel, 500 Ps. Hollow Ware, 500 lbs. Bar Lead, 40 Bags Shot, assorted, 15 Kegs Powder, 300 lbs. Epsom Salts, 300 lbs. Alum, 100 lbs. Borax, 1500 lbs. Copperas, 150 lh Indigo, 1 Cask Salaralne, 50 sides sole Leather, 75 Bags Rio Cofte, 10 Hhds. Porto Rico Sugar, 1000 lbs. single and double refined and CoCee crushed Sugar, 300 sacks Liverpool Salt, 500 bushels Alum do. A1LSO, Wagon Boxes, Bellows, Vices, Anvils, Cotton Cards, Curry Combs, Pocket Cutlery, Patent Medi cine, Hadlock'. Syrup and Powder. Cassia, Camphor. Castor Oil, Paints, Putty, Dregs, ic.fce, Sept- 14, 1844. " 99 TO LUMBER MEN. THE Subscribers, having witnessed the very successful operation of HOTCHKISS'S VERTI CAL VV ATER WHEELS, at Archibald Graham's Mill in Fay c i lev i lie, in May and June last, were i minced to purchase the Right for the entire Sute of North Carolina, and now effer individual Right r salt; on very reasonable terms. They have now on hand Seventeen full stts ot Wheels, and have made arrangements to keep a constant sup ply. - Besides being generally adopted in the Northern Stales, there arCalready twelve saws in successful operation in this State, and eight others in proccfS of erection. The astonishing power and speed of these Wheels have been witnessed by hundreds til citizens of this State, with universal appprotation. And we desire' all who may feel an interest fn the subject to examine the Mills of ArcVd Graham, Col. Alcx'r MurchisontChrictopher Munroe, Alex'r Williams, Arch'd McLaunn, J. McDaniel, John Cade, Mrs. Effy McFadyen, in this County ; Col. John C. McLamin, in Richmond Countv; Tho. C. Smith in Bloden County ; and Hardy Royal I in Sampson County ; to each of whom we Refer for information as to the practical operation of these Wheels. - Persons who apply soon for Rights can have them put up by workmen who have been instruct ed by Ir Hotchkiss himself. The Proprietors of the right of this Wheel in the State of North Carolina, have received tho follow, ing certificate: Fayetteville, Feb'y 3, 1645, We, the Subscribers, residing in the County of Cumberland and State of North Carolina, having been engaged in the manufacture of Lumber forma ny years, leel fully warranted in statin?, that Ilofvb kies's VERTICAL WATER WHEELS, and their appendages, are worthy of the patronage of all mill owners, and that we have full confidence in their superiority ; that the value of Mills will be very much enhanced by their introduction. They are more durable, and easier kept in order when properly put together than the common Flutter Wheel: they will save at least one-third ol the water,, and run well in back water when there is a head above. The speed of the Saw is Increased froin one-half to double the strokes per minute. . ALEX. WILLIAMS, DUNCAN MUNROE. CHRISTOPHER MUNROE. JOHN McFADYEN, C. P. MALLETT. ARCHIBALD GRAHAM. JOHN McDANIEL. ALEX'R MURCH1SON. ARCH'D McLERAN. DAN'L. McDIARMID. ANGUS CAMERON, (Millwright.) JOHN C. McLAURIN, - ' (Richmond County.) THOMAS C. SMITH, (Bladen County They have also received a certificate from Cof. Alexander Murchison, (which will bo published hereafter among others in handbill form,) in which he speaks of thi as "the greatest Improvement made on Saw Mills In my his time ;" says that bis Saw will cut 5000 feet In a day; it actually cut on the day- bef.ro h wrote. 4683 feet of I J inch duarter Boards ; makes 240 strokes in a minute; i nai one-nau oi.tne water issavid; and concludes by recommending its adoption to Mill owner. Other certificates, which have been promise will be published hereafter. ARCHIBALD McLAUCFJLIN, DUNCAN McNEILL, ALFRED A. McKETUAN. Fayetteville, March 15, 1845. 316-tf. The following article from the N. Y. Tribune of the 4th ult., will show in what estimation these Wheels a re held by the high aulhotily of the Amer -ican Institute : From the N. Y. Tribune. HOTCHKISS'S WATER WHEEL. & This Wheel, after haying bet adopted by some hundreds of mill owners on the Deleware, Susque hannnh, and in other lumbering legions, was pre sented for competition at the late fair of ihe Amer ican Institute, and there was awarded two prem iums by different Committees finl us tho best Water Wheel for Saw Mills; secondly, as being one of the five best inventions submitted at the Fair. It has been extensively adopted in the great pine districts of the Couth"; and its rapid and smooth execution, perfect immunity from. iee or back water, and other economics, are securing it a very general preference. Tim Inventor is now on his way south, and may be addressed at Augusta, Ga., erst his residence, Windsor, Broome county, N. Y. Its advantages are summed as follows t 1. The Vertical Wheel, when used for Saw Mills, requires no gearing to produce from 175 to 300 strokes of the saw per minute. 2. They ere chesply constructed as the com mon Fluttf-r Wheel, und w ill do double the bust oess with the same advantage of the water. 3. Back water is no impediment wbvn there is a head above. 4. Ice cannot frrn on tlie wheels. h. They occupy less space ibnn a Flutter Whet I Mill 6. Tho increased speed of the saw makes better lumber, cots the same distance with less resistance and the saw-dust is freely thrown off, which often returns with the eaw, causing it to bind and heat, with slow. Mills. 7. They can be plared on the shaft, of a common Flutter-Wheel Mill if in good order, and hung up on the same bearings if sufficiently ftroug to sue tain the power of the wheels. 8. The wheels being of cast iron, will fast an age.. They also constitute' the requisite Fly or Balance, Wheel, securing a uniform motion, in al? parte of each revolution. 9. The introduction of mills is reduced to a plain system, so tlitt if the head of wat r is known, the result is a mithemafical certainly. 10. Any workman having the patterns, a model, and table of calculation, can adapt mills to any location with perfect success. 11. The inipioved mode of feeding Is ma eh ap proved of by thos who have adopteo it. 01 Tuat rm-AiVful on Consignment, the rnnni.a m...L m of two four horse Wagons. Also, one fsur horce Wagon with cover, Stc. complete, ready for lb road. AH of which are warranted of the best ma terial and workmanship, and will be sold low for cash. Also for sale two likely young MULE8. , J AS. S. GRANT. March IS. 184S. 3lo-tf. Just Received on Consignment," French Brandy, Holland Gin, American Brandy, 40 boxes No. 1 ocap. A.M.OAMFESLL. March It, IMS. 316-01 D. MCLAURIN, HAVING associated with him bis brother, tbe business will hereafter be conducted In the osme of D. It W. McLAURIN. DUNCAN MeLAURIN. WILLIAM McLABAUN. Fayettev Me. -March :s, IteS. - 'A