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A NI TUT.
O F : T H E .STATF. IS Tin: C OMM PKOPF.RTV
OF ITS CITIZKNS
J)t
vy VM H BAYAE
TERMS OF THE NORTH CAROLINIAN I
per annual, if paid in advance, S2 50
if paid at the end of six months 3 00
at tliu end of the year 3 5q
Rates of Advertising :
Sis'V cents per square for 'he first, and thirty cents
for each subsequent insertion.
Advertising . hy th? year .vilt be charged according
i tiie quantity of matter inserted.
Court advertisements, &c, 25 per cent higher.
I N 1) EM NIT Y
Against loss or damage by Fire.
TIIE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL. S 105,000.
Office in Orft'id near First Street, Williams
burg, opposite the City of .Veu? York.
Jlcncy Office, Welh Building, 62 Wall si.,
JYcto York.
Dl RECTO R3
Christian Zabriskie,
Andrew C. Bmedief,
Frederick V. Favre,
Jeremiah John-toil,
John Skilhnun,
ni.il. WilMs, .
Abr'rn T. Boskeick,
Francis Steinhcil,
S mil EI. Clapp,
Joh.i Lo'jgctr,
Of. us . O. lh ndy,
L:.uue! Richardson ,
Nicholas Wyckof.
LEMUEL ItU.'H A FIDSON, Pres't.
AmsKW 15. Hodoes, Scc'ry.
WASHINGTON POST, Aeut, New York.
THK W i !' i tmsVits: Fi re Insurance Company,
hiving U.'oi incorporated by an act of the Lcgisla
t iir of the rotate f New York, for the purposes
of Fire Insurance, the Directors offer to Insure their
IVillow-cilizoin I hrou .jhout the United States
Against Loss or Damage by Fire,
O.i IJ libling-", O .)- 1 and Mcretiandi.se, and Fer
so : d Property iT Mierall y, assuring iheoi that the
iiifirs of ihi Cm;aity. shall he conducted with
sto-h fairnes", can l.r an I liberality an lhy trust
will 'jutitl '. it t j p iUlic roiii deuce, auo patronage.
The Subset iber, Aint fir the aim ve Com
pi'iv, will give any further i ni'ormation that uiay
! i desire hv those who wish to Insure.'
JAM US MARTI NX, Aonl,
Hay Sir. -t.
Feb. s, i ;. 3i i-i r.
ROBERT A. STUART
6 (
G
1 1 AS lonioved to the Store on Peison
-. nlly occupied bv Co'. S. T. Hawicv
street, re
arid in ni I v
(fpp-isite toe Oapi! Ft-ur Uank, win re lie can supply
I he wants of all bis cut lonicrs in the
DRY GOODS AND GROCERY LINE.
A I 0, n ihi"t: supply of Foreign Liquors
illirj Vitl?3.
8 do. Sf.iart
A pul 2G, 1315.
& M
c'jarv
i O'd Port Wine.
3 23 -If.
ROBERT W. HAllDIIi,
SOOZBIUTDBS
5
NOOKS EL I Kit AND
STATIONER.
ID
AVTNG located himself in Fayettevilie, on
H iy si reet, 3 doors from Mr Hale's; book;
if. re, will keep const .sully on hand a general as
.rtme Vtof Ro -ks and Stationery. He invite? the
,o::dieto evil and examine his sclecUons, whether
d.isirou of pun linin o' not.
jiein' Bookbinder, and provided with a complete
net of tools and apparatus, he is prepared to execute
all ki ids of bind. n, from the plainest to the iiioet
coi-ly.
II,': solicits the patronase of his fellow citizensof
Favtteville and the surrounding country.
Nov. -23, 184 t. 2G1-V
WANTED.
BUSHKLS OF ASIIF.S, imme
diately,
for which a fi ir price will be
W. Me.L. McKAY.
2G3-tf.
aid.
March
9, 844.
tate of "
Carolina Cumberland county
Court of I'lcas cS" Quarter Sessions .March
Term, 1845.
Archibald McKay vs. the Heirs at Law
of Mary
-. Ii''li-4 -, cleceasccl.
Sciie Facias.
W'Y appear!
H. Ih.; folio
to the satialact on of the Court that
, . I M
lowin'' person, ncis ai law m xuaiv
Belisle, d.cM, to wit: John r arrell, William li
Wheaton, and the h irs of Siivy Oglcshy, are not
Ililiabitards of this Siato, and tlie usual process of
Lw cannot be served on them; it is therefore order
ed that publication be made for six successive weeks
in the Noith Carolinian, a newspaper published in
the town of Fayettevilie, requiring the said non
reidents to appear i t the next teim of this Courf,
fo be te Id tor th" county of Cumberland at tlie
Court House in Fayettevilie, on the first Monday
in Jui).' next," nn-1 shew cause why the lands of
Mar B hsl , dec eased, which descended to them,
-hould not be sold to saliify the plantilT's claim.
V if vs, J .dm Mrlnuin, Clerk of s-aid Court at
Olhee n Fa ye fev ille.the first Monday of March
I) 1845. and G'ttb of Amoric.an Indepcn-
April 12, IS 13. 320-61.
per alv. $3 25.
1 1 E subscriber is now receiving, at the new
Brick Store, (on the north side i J'f Hy stre.d,
s.'j..iniH2 the t-tore of Messrs C. 1 .
it n entirely
ev Stock of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Consisting
in part of blue, wool-dyed black, aim
t irvi sihl
green Cloth?; black and lancyUassimcres;
Meri no ditto; summer Cloths ; irp-ue;w,
fcroon?; Kentucky Jeans; Georgia Nankins; Bron
Linens a,l Drillings ; Iri.-h Linen ; a lar-o and
iiandso.ne assortment of Prints ; Printed Muslins
and Lawns; 8lzorines, Lupinas; ictonas; b-ack
nnd &ured Silks; Bishop Lawns ; Jaconet, Swiss,
PUi.i, and Book' Muslins; fancy silk Shawls and
Point?; Silk and Kid Gloves; cotton and silk Hose;
Ciiopa and Gimp Cords; Cords and Tassels ; Cap
and fionnct Ribbons ;. silk and cotton Handker
chief ; brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheet
ings ; Bod Ticks; Stocks and Cravats ; Linen
Bonoina and Collars.
Also, a Rood assortment of Fur,
Wool, &. Palm Leaf HATS ;
Straw and Florence Bonnets ; silk and cotton Um
brellas ; P-irasol and Shades; Shoes; Buttons and
Combs, &-c
Tliesfl Goods were selected with reat care bv
he ubscriber, and are offered at -wholesale and re
tail, for CASH, or on time to punctual dealers.
Country merchants will find it to their Interest to
call and examine tnc bioch.
- HENRY LILLY.
FayUvilIe, Aprill9, 1845. 32l.8w.
Yellow
just re-
ceived and for sale by
H ALL & HALL.
Feb. 1.
310
Encourase
Home Manufactures
Gardner & McKetlian,
HAVE lately made considerable improvement in
their stvlo of Work, and have now on hand a G.-'.N
ERAL ASSORTMENT, consisting of
Carriages, Barouches, Buggies,
Gigs, Sulkeys, -Waggons; &c.
Which for elegance of hapc and finish, and dura
bility, will compare w ith any made i:i the UStiite.-1.
Persons wishing to buy, would do wpII to call
and examine our work, as we have determined to
se!l LOW for Cash, or approved notes.
:Huvinjr in our employ first rate Smiths, we are
prepan d to do any Iron work in the above line on
modi-rate term?.
We warrant a!I our work to be of good and faith
ful woikm.inrhip and mati'tiale, for one year.
irrP- REPAIRING faithfully executed at short
notice, and on reasonable term-.
Faycttevdle, February 8, 1315. y.
FOR SALE.
ox. sreeti ttlnzi.d KJ.OWEIt POTS.
laaod PICKLE JARS with eovers-
C. LUTTERLOH.
Feb. 6, IS 14. 31 I-tf.
ST
Forvarliug-
H 0
II Ail
jiinl Commission
U S E.
rOULU inlorui the mti cha nt.s of ihe iuttu ior
that thev have in contu ction with the gen
eral grocery business, added lhat of the Forward
inj; ; and havinsr larije and coimnotlions Ware
houses on the b-Ankoflhe River, are prepared to
receive and forward Goods upon such terms aa will
dfy all comjietitioii, ur chaise and expenses be-'iTione-tliird
less on the frei'bt b lis than any other
house in the place.
AH Goods shipp -d to G. W. D s vis of Wilming
ton, tor the interior, and not otherwise directed, will
be found in our possession.
An. 17, 1S11. 27 l-i f.
5 OO F I.O W E R POTS
For sale by XV. Pit I Oil.
";l. 15. 1S45. 312-61.
FOR SALE
A LARGE assortment of (J ROCKERY', GLASS,
CHINA, STONE, AND aUIvBNsWAiiu.con-
pi'lSlll UHllirri x rjnr-.,, u,i.Kl,...,. .
toeetlier with almost every article in that line.
craii-s assorted for the Country trade.
6 dozen Flower Pots.
G ditt i Pickle Jars, with covt".
C. LUTTERLOH.
Feb'y 15, IS 15. 312 y,
JACKSON JOHNSON
HAS on h ind at the Wagjon Yarl, for HIRE,
HORSES AND BUGGIES.
ALSO,
Has a TWO-HORSE CONVEYANCE, with
a view . f accommodating persons wishing passage
to any of the neighboring towns.
April I, 1845.
319-f.
$25 KBWAKU.
RAN AWAY from Mr Jam.
' Mpnnffie on the 7th of Decen
her last, my nerro man ARCHY
late the piopcrty of A. Bibee
dee'd.
inches
Ur. i- about 5 feet b or I
hiyh, has a long smooth
black
face, with full prominent
and is lame in one of his
eyes
legs. He is supposed to tie turw-
i:i: about Fayettevilie, N. C. A rewarci ot 5u
ill be paid fur him if taken and lodged in any Jail
in this State, or $25 if taken and lodged in Jail in
any oilier of the States, so lhat I can get lum auain.
J J. M. STRONG,
Favcttev l!c, N. C, April 12, IS 15.
320-tt
IS
LIVERY
STABLES.
THOS. J. 1VIIIVIS,
Jltzent of the Lafayette Livery Stables,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public, that he
has a supply of excellent Saddle and Harness horses
to tilRE ; also, two Sulkies, one Buggy, and will
in a lew ibys have two mors splendid Busies to
hire, on the following tctnis:
For Horse, per day,'" SI
Bu22V," "
s.,nrev. " r .
GO
75"
1 to
. Horso and Buggy, or Sulkcy
Horses wilt be boarded on the follow ins terms:
Board, per day, .
' vtek, "'
. month,
; " year. . '
. SJ 50
3 W
'HI OO
125 0 .
A two horseCarnage kept for tho accommoda
tion of those who may want passage to any p .ace
offof the regular Stage lines. - C --.i'i.
c..K.rit.arQ r-vrfrieoi e in tho above
busi-
lAnit -r uilh liii romolete stock
f Horsea
and Vehicles, will enable him to give
fall salisfjc
tion to all his patrons. ' - - .' "
nd Conveyances will oe
at-
April 11, 1845.: ; :i - 320-y. ; " -
fldb M,a' PRIME ejTtra lnrge
rikXy Planting IRISH POTATOES.
la
Be-'r
FAYETTE YILLE, SATURDAY.
JUDGMENTS fc EXECUTIONS
OF
For sale at
ALL SORTS,
the Carolinian Office.
REMOTA1L,.
CLAKK & McCALLU3I,
HAVING removed their Tailoring Establishment
from their lute S!fp to the buihlin; formerly oc
cupied by Win. L. Cofer, nearly opposite to the
Lafayette Hotel, on Hay street, respectfully inform
their friondii and customers, that thev wiM continue
to carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS in the
most approved and fashionable manuer. They
return their thanks for the liberal share o! business
they have received, and pledge themselves to merit
a continuance of it, by strict -attention and skill.
Latest fashions regular! v reeei ved from New York.
Dec 14, 1841. - ' 203-tf.
BAR SOAP.
THE subscfiir offers for sale ONE HUN
DRED BOXES OF BAR SOAP, manufac
tured at the "Fayettevilie (N. C.) Can -lie F.ietorv,"
and warranted iqu il if not superior to Colgate's
bet No. I .
Hei -ir determined to devote all uecessaiy atten
tion tolhc business, and ff-rinir it at u reduced
price, (Scents a pound !v the box,) he hopes to
receive a due share of public, pat'ronajre.
;C3P A it ordertf thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to.
W. McL. McKAY.
Favetfevill.., Muy 21,844
100,000 Acres .Valuable
Pf5
THE Subscriber has purchased all the LANDS
belonging to (In- Estate, of -Abram Iubo':s, d2C,d.,
lyinz principally in Il'jbeson county, and on both
sides of Lumber River, the dit-rent surveys con
taining ov. r ON1-; HUNDRED THOUSAND
ACRES ; a 1 irire part finely Timbered, and con
venient to Lumber River, where a l,n oe - quantity
ol Tim'x r is now rafted to tlie Georgetown mar
ket. Tiles ; lamJs are very valuable both for the
Timber and Tin pent ine, for which purpose a larse
part is will suited, beiu in a region where the
Tut -pontine yields more abundantly than any other
section of the State. The Lands will lie sold at a
low price, and in rj'u i n'ities to suit purchasers.
Information respecting the title can be obtained
by applvinirto the Hon. Robert Stra:iSe, James C
Df'bhin, Es'j., A A T Smith, Esq., (Attorneys at
Law.)
1 understand there are many trespassers on these
lands, to all of whom notice is hereby s.iven, that
the law will be enforced against all such offenders.
Application f'r any part of the Lands ccn be
made to myself, or to John Winslow, Esq., who
will he duly au:horiz(.d to make sale off ho same.
THOS. J. CURTIS.
Fayct'cx :.le, N. C, March 1, IS45. 3t4-tf.
State of North Carolina Cumberland county
In, Equity.
Million) R . Carmichiie!, Administ'r of John Ray
Michael Carmichael in his own riyht, and that ot
Pis wite iYiarj, ""V - . ..,- vj .. ,,. a -t.;i.,i(l
io rtulioun and wife Horn, and Oiii icli.fti, i .o.a,
John, Joseph, and Catharine Ca rtnichael by tiu-ir
-uaiciian and' iuxl friend Malcolm R. Carmichael,
Against
Archibald Ray, Adm'r. of John Ray, Anpis Ray.
James Rav. John Rav, Daniel Ray, Efly Ray, aiul
Catharine Ray, and John, Mary Ann, Lauchlin,
Archibald and Duncan Ccilquhoun.
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 Colquhoun, are not inhabitants of this
Siiit.e, publication is therefore ordered to be made
for six weeks in the North Can linian, for the ab
sent defendants to make their personal appearance
at the Court of Equity, to he held for the county of
Cumberland, at the Court House in Fayettevilie, on
the Gth Monday after the 4th Monday in March,
1845, then and th re to plead, answer, or demur, or
the said bill will be taken as confessed and heard
exparte as to them.
Witness, ArchM A T Smith, Master of our said
Court of Equity at office, the 7th Monday after
the 4th Mondav in September, IS44.
A RCH'D A T SMITH, C. M.E
March 29, 1845, per Adv. 3 25.
NEW AND CHEAP
GOODS.
JAMES KYLE
Has iust received bv the
last
ar-
rivals from the NorHi, a larc and splendid assort- Her residence is fo w-11 known that it needs no de
ment of " " ' tcrit'tion. No exertions wilt be sared to '"ive
KPK '(; (i(H)!IS.
Among which aro Balzorines, Batiiste, French
Ijm wp, printed Muslin and J:uouts, 1513 pieces
Calicoes, lit! ps Irish Linen, La wns, Diapers,
Table Cloths and Linen Cambric, Handketchiefs,
black and colored Silks, Silk Mit-, Gh.-ves, Cam
bric and Bobinct Lace and L Ig'ng, sujierune1
Clolhs, Cassimeres, V"sting, Kentuekv Jean
Nankeei's, Kipskin Slippers, 6-4 to 3--1 bleached
and brown 6'h;rl inland Sheetiiig, Loots, fchoes
&c. all of which being purchased for cash bv the
n.-ndia."i at pubiie and private sa'e, will be otTcred
bv wholesale or retail at low prices for cash, or oi
time to punctual customers.
March 29, 1845. i
' NEW FANCY ;
CHEAP FOll CASH ONLY
W. G. MATTHEWS
IS now receiving- his SPRING and SUMMER
& O O 1 s,
Of the latest and most fashionable styles, con-if
in-j of new and lashional-le Goods foi Ladpr
Dresses, sjch as Cobaltiues,Orandies, Ch irlatir.e
and B.irare; Buck, co.oret, nruved ant oatn
stritte Balzorinc; Pans blue Chine ditto, ami a
.1 A. Il ttt
vaiiery -t ottu r new siyies. Also, super n-.ue oiav
and black Bombazines, De-lains and Alpaca);
Piinted and Lace Stripe LiWim; Mushnsand Jaei
nets, &c. .
For Genllenien Cassimew; Drap-d-Ete; Linen
Driiliims and Gainbroons; Vesting; Neck Hatict- j
kerch'efs, and superfi?e Satin Sca'tfs. i !
Alsof Ladn s' and Gcnt!eiiieit,s black and colore!
Gloves, (prime articles:).: white and black Sdk
Glo-csand Milts; Linen and Co'ton ditto; Ladie
tine plain and bem-Miich Handkerchiefs," (Thread
Cambric; together -with Straw Gnods 'nt'atl de
fcription3, Is'apolitan Lace . and Hair' B jnnels.
(latest Spring iashion;) Bonntt Ribbons and Flowers,-of
the finest kind; fine Baskets- Silk Cravats
and Point; and a variety ot other Goods not men
tioned. Call soon and nee, as the above Gods
will be sold at the lowest Cash prices. ICZfSosih
East corner of Market Square.. .
April 5, 1845, - 3I3-6ur
JH AY
U- 1845
IT1 tST A
SAI rc-.snectful-
ly intbrn; tlie citizens
of Fayettevilie and the public
generally, that he ha? taken
the stnd recently occupied
by E.J.Clark, on G:ile-pie
Street, 5 doors South of the
Market Squa re, where he will
fllitnilir'lnrfi -.i,l v.,..'..
startjy on:.nd an asso.tmeot f -
TIW AID Slir.n'- tnnv ivri-
lersonsl-ishinfffo I ,,.i,i ....,
call and cJm.nehfs stocA before nurchnH,.. .1.
where, as
determined to sellnscheanas anv
olner nvi n
BAKE I
ROOF1
inannfr.
tnrerin fh'iSlaft
P f,l an entirely new nrfffrn
'J done in the nrpst ivlu
fVlso GUTTFRT'Vn " '
and Iiest
An- I
IS44.
2GI-y.
JEW GROCERY
subscriber has taken the Store on FT:iv
stfet directly opposite his o!d stand, where
i inr reeei vio " a
&rocK
OF GOODS.
Coiisistinir
in pari of
briiwiijiiivaua
ioal, crushed, and powdered Su-
Siars;
la; C.dl',-
e: Pepper, Altdpict: Giii"er- Sab-
r:itot
fareh: AI;uJ:.ri-'. S!i:if. ", t;. .!,!.
,i v.:sL,ap( rs; butler, water, and soda
Crackers;
Olieesi Pepper I sauce: (Jainnhor: Indiirn- fnati-..
Nutmtjs, Citron; Mace; Sweet arid Castor Oil;
chewiijand smoking Tobacco; Principe and Ha
vnna ea!s; Scotch, Maccoboy, and Rapp.e
SntifT,fcrm Candies; Powder and Shot; Epsom
and lao Salts. Lamp Oil; Blacking; Vinegar;
Made, Sherry, and sweel Malaga Wines ; Al-mond.-Filberts,
and Madeira NTuts; saltpetre'; sul
phur; lum; Herrings; currant and Guava Jelly,
I'ruiu Anchovy Sauce; sardines, walnut catsup';
pickle! Oysters ; cloves; Cayenne Pepper ; cur
rant?;lustatd; 'uar House Molasses; and almost
everyjrtiele usually called fo- in a Grocery Storfet
whiidjio will sell as low as an v one in the place,
for Cijh, or on approved credit. ALSO
j CROCKERY.
! W. PRIOR.
NVjSth, IS 14. 238-v.
(-
rs
a.
TO TRAVELLERS
Ami Sojourners in Faycttevil lo
MKS. E. SMITH is still prepared to enter-
. - r i- ,1. . i l
f - - 1 i-i .1.
' ... I ti I .nnl l'i....t nar I .;u li'u tr'ivp litr' I imnpn Ol
5oourn!i'g in r;iyeiitvi if. iier iauie is aiwajf
is good as the market a fiords. ' She has good t- la -
bh s and hostlers, und attentive waiters, ami re-
oectfullv solicits a continuance of public pafronage
sitislaction.
Feb. I, 1815. : 3K.-t f.
1). & W. MLAURIN
,1
RE now receiving from
v York and Phila-
f
delphia" in part, the following
SPIMXG AND SUMMEIt
2
Cnmbrics, Musljiis, plaid Silks, Lav n-, Irish anil
!!-nn Linens. Sluriin's and Sliettings, white and
brown Hose and
ha'f Hose, purple, black, and
fanvy colored ictorta Print h, taniuioos, . i Nan
kins", Marsr-illes. silk, and black satin Veilings,
line, plain, and figured Sols lravals, ftuspenooi
sunerior IN eeole.s and l lllS. iua K. oiue, rei n, a
ind
invisible green Cloth-, plain and fancy seasonable
Cassimeres, fashionable llat, Shoes and Bonnets,
so:ne verv fine.
50 Bags Rio Coffee,
10 ?u Lii'oira and Jata,
8 Hltds. St?Croix, P. Rico and N O Sugars,
10 Ilhds. Molasses,"
300 Sacks Salr, -
5 Tons Swede s Iron, fee. .e. .1
Together trilk Hardwire, Cutlery and Crock
ery ; with fine Liquors and I Vines of
ei-cry description. , . -
Wq are confident that tlie rj ia lilies of I he Goods
"ill please, and are determined that tho prices
1 "fhall be satisfactory to thoe who cad. t
" D.&. W. McLAURIN. .
!j April 13, lS4j. - - 3i-y.
W.
M: CAMPBELL,
Ilav.ug betiti opjointcd - .
?For ihe town of Fayettevilie, is prepared luaucna
to the sale ot any &oda wnicn may uis enirusm w
Cunsignments from abroad will be pro-nptly at
tended to- . " -at "
April ID, 1845. . ' '
5f
J ?
Fc OROOKER-5T
fa.
; O E. - - ' fiq
es S - - 5 5 2 U
S. . r " - -h1 frm V
. s 2 " frt ". - :
: .r - iSJ.r S3 S
r- - e. 11 2 C:
;w 5 p-i I ! 5 n ryi
- ra.
CBOD)ins-:
NOTICE.
THE PUBLIC HOUSE at Libertv IVmt is
now open tor the reception of Traveller.,,
lhcpropueior will . use hi best endeavors to ren
der the s journ agreeable (o all who mav ie him
a JAMES FOSTER,
hayeltevillp, April 321-liu
THREE DOLLARS REWARD
Runaway from the subscriber en Friday nii;hi
tlie 1 4th inst.,an indented bright mulatto till about
15 years old, s'ender made, with strai-ht black
hair, by the name ot MAR Y" A N N BO WEN. If
is supposed she I S i n the neighborhood t fG c.odw i n
Ijowch, a fre- man of color in Rlid
n count y, on
the Wi!i
limin'rion road, about I! milea !iel,.v tlu
W. si brook Post Office,r.s her mother, Polly Bnuen,
who took her away, declared when she w'.s hiring
a horse and Carryall for that purpo-p, that she was
oui to Goodwin BouenV, in Bladen county,
ihe above reward unci all reasonable charr-s i I
he paid for ret urniijor said g.rl to me, or pii!tinj lu r
into any Jail in this State und siviti" information
ihroiiih th Pool Office, so lhat I can ;ct her
in persons are cautioned aiiiinst eni
boring or t ntertainin said ;irl in a:
iio mr,
iv w a v .
har
as 1
sliall prosecute tnem rigorously" accordin"- to
a w.
JOSEPH A REV.
M
ireii 2 2, 1 S I
3 I '
O T I C E
r
THE Subsei.hers fake this oiporlonif v of reiurn
ioir their warmest thanks to their friend and pa
trons, and the publie. generally for their liberal pa
tronage b stowed ii:x.n them ; also for the kind
sympilh'es manifested to them in the late calamity
in the destruction of tin ir entire Stock of Goods
on the morning- of the 19th insf.; and to Onpt J
A J Bradford, Capt. U. S. f)rd., and Mr G A
Schwa rtznian, of U S Arsenal, for their kindness
in givingthem notice, and others in the surround
ing ucirhborlinocl ot the fire, by the discharge of
cannon. Having opened the Store neailv oppo
site, they hope soon to resume business, and would
most respectfully solicit the patronage of their friend
and the public, and shall hojie to merit a share of
public patrol. age. They have on hand in their
Wart-house, Salt, Iron, Molasses, Sugar, Smiths'
Bellows and Vises, Log Chains, 6 supei ior Wrought
Iron IMill Cranks. Also, Anvils, Vises, Trace
Chains, and heavy articles of Hardware, partially
damaged in ihe fire, all of which ihev will soil low
for Cash or Produce, - They would also earnestly
requ'-st all those indebted to them by note or : c
coun' to make immediate payment, as it will enable
thein to close their former business and recom
mence, and hope those indebted will take the earliest
opportunity to settle their accounts.
J. H. & J. MARTINE.
.Varch I, IS J5. 314-tf.
ALSO,
Thev have just received, bale superior Bridgeport 3
ply Stine Twine, 3 coils Steam Packing Yarn,
AJ ami la, Seine, and Uaft Itnpe, I hhd. winte r strain
ed Sperm Lamp Oil, ! bhls. Traii: Od, 3(0 galls.
Linseed Oil, V hittemore.'s real Cotton Cards,
ColTee M ills, cast good . Wagon and Cart Boxes
25D gross Wood Screws, 20 bundles assorted Hoop
iron, vjiiii a sinnci ;i vom nieni 01 rw oes and r.ng
lish Bar lion ; together with a heavy Stock of flat.
round, and squaie Bar Iron, Band Iron and Nails,
Rods, contained in shed joining their Store, but
slightly injured.
O.AIL1L
WOULD imoim the pub'ic tint they have
moved from their old et ind to the store
lately occupied bv Messrs C J & R M Orrcll, and
- t ii r..:u; M... l I
Known as ine i enow puiiuih..i.- .uioin larsij
increased their stock of GltUC Mil t- , they are
prepared to olTer inducejuetiis in the way of trade,
that will be to the interest of purchasers generally
to mva them a call. L heir stock will consist in
part of" V ' :"-r ; 'J
10. Tons Swedes and English Iron," :;
5i0 lbs. Cast, Blister, and Germat) Steel,
500 Ps. Hollow Ware,
500 lbs. Bar Lead,
40 Bags Shot, assorted,
13 Kegs Powder, . - '
300 lbs. Epsom Sails,
300 lbs. Alum,
. 100 lbs. Bonix,
1500 lbs. Copperas,
1 50 lbs Indiso, . . ,
1 C;isk Salaratus,
50
75
1
1000
sides sole Leather,
Bags Rio CotT"e,
Hhds. Porto Rico Surar,
lbs. single arid double refined and Coffee
crushed Sugar,
300 sacks Liverpool Salt,
500 bushels Alum do.
ALSO,
Wagon Boxes, Keilows, Vices, Anvil?, Cotton
Cards, Curry Combs, Pocket Cutlery, Patent Medi
cines, Hadlock'a Syrup and; Powders, (Cassia,
Camphor, CattorOil, Paints, Putty, Dru";s, &c. &c,
Sept. 14, I3U.
'J90
FOR RENT.
THE tw "torv frame !w clling on Ha vmonuf,
near the U. S. Arsenal; now occupied by Air G W
Rose, will be for rent from and after thelh"ol'May
next. For terms apply at ihis Office.
..v;rr sphjtg goods.
Mrs. McIntVrc
a
M:'
VS jnt r.cri.ed h. r SPRING ST'.CK OF
GUODS, ej.nsistiiig of Silks, Ribbons,
Artificial Flowers, English Lace, Misses superior
Straw and Alodina Bc:mets, assorted jGimp Cords,
Budc Nec;klaees,.hair pins, .white satin heads, tie.
&.e., which will be sold low for cash, or fo punctual
customers. "".
April 19, IS45, ' 32I-3t."
JOIW JD STARK
HAS received bv the late arrivals from New York,
his stock ofSPRING and SUMMER
G O 0 I) S,
Comprising a large and extensive assortment pt
Drv Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Hats. Ijunnct.
Shoes, Umbrellas, Parasols, Cotton and I W o
Cards, writing and wrapping P'M'cr' Coffee and
-.. ... i i.ifs. &c.c, well worth
theWeiilion' of cwintrv Merchants w hu h w ili be
offered at low prices h?fn7
April J 3, I St 5.
CLOVER SEED.
OffOv Lb. RED CLOVER SEED,
- April 19, 1845. - f GEO. McNEILL,
Volume 6 Number 324
TO LUMBER . MEK
THE Subscriber, havin?
itneserl -. tlie efy'"..
Micce.sful operation of HOTCil KISS'S VERTI
CAL WATER WHEELS, at Archibald GraLamV
Mill in Fayettevilie, in May and June last, v r
induced to purchase the Right for the entiro' Statu
of North Carolina, and now otTcr individual Rights
for sale on very reasonable lerma." 'Thev bare
now on hand aVcr.l"en full ait ts of WhetU, aods
have Hindi arrangements to keep a constant wj- '.: ;
i-'y. . . v' -
Bes.des being generally adopted in llie Notthern w
States, there are already twelve raws in ucve? fnt - v
operation in this Stale, and eight others in procosa
oi erection. The astonishing power and spatd of
tht se Wheels have been witnessed by hundreds of
citizens of this State, with universal appprobatioii. :
And we desire all who may f-el an infrit in the r
subject t examine the Mills of Arch'd Graham,
Coi. Alex'r Alurebison, Christopher Mimroe, Alex'r
William, Arch'd McLaurin. J. MiDaRiel, John .
Cade, Mrs. Effy McFadven, in thin County ; CoL,.
John C. McLainin, in Richmond Counly; Tfto.
C. Smith in Bladen County ; and Hardy RojaHn " ; :
Sampson -County ; to -each of whom we Kefur
for information as to tho practical operation vflbwfa
Wheels. . . r .
Person-?. who apply Boon 1 for Rights can have
them put up by workmen who have been instruct-:
cd by Air Hotchkiss himselfl : '. ":.
The Proprietors of ihe right of ihis Wheel in the
.'?tate of North Carolina, have received the follow
ing certificate: ... - ' . " . t . . - .n".
Fayettevilie, Feb'y 3, 1645, 5-
We, the Subscribers, residing in the County of -Cumberland
and State of North Carolina, having!
been ensiacd in the manufacluiepf Lumber for ina ' '
ny vcats, feel fully- warranted in statin", IhatHotcpi
k.ss s VERTICAL WATER WHEELS, and
their appendage, are worthy of the palronaco of all
mill owners, and that we have full confidence in
their superiority t hat the valua of Mills will te
very much enhanced by fheir introduction. They
arc; more durable, and easier kept in oider when
properly put together than the . common Flutter
Wheel: they will save at least one-third of the
water, and run well in back water when there i
a head bbove. The fpced of the ow ia. increased
from one-half to double the strokes per minute. -
ALEX. WILLIAMS,
DUNCAN MUNROE,
CHRISTOPHER MUA'RO,
JOHN McFAPYEN,
C. P. MALLETT.
ARCHIBALD GRAHAM.
T W 1 K!' TC . T-fc TV' t I
juna iiei. : i r.ij.
ALEX'R MURCHISOX.
ARCH'D MrLERAN.
DAN'L MeDIARMID.
ANGUS CAMEUOiW, -
(Millwright.)
JOHN C. McLAURIN,
(Richmond County.)
THOM AS C. SMITH,
(Bladen Count). )
l'hey have also recr-ived a certificate from Col.
Alexander . M urchifon, (which will be publlabod
heieal'ter amongothers in handbill' form.) in wb.wh
bespeaks of this as .tbe greatent iinprovcirifnt
made on Saw Mills in my his time saya lhat
ins feaw will c:nt 5Ui)() teet in a day; H aeirtallv " '
on the day before ho role. :4633 leet d 1 .iicti
tiuatter Boards ; makes 240 strokes in a Winnie
ihiit ono-halfof the water is saved; ana concludes
by recommending its adoption to Mill owners.
Other certificates, which have been proml
"It Je iodjJLLahed hereift r. t"
ALFRED A. McKETHAN.
FayctteiIIe, March 15,' 1345. " SI6-f. ?
The following article from the N. Y. Tribune of
lh 4th uh., ill show m h hat estimation the
Wheels are held by the high aulhotjly of the Aaiet -
icati Institute : -
Fr".in the N. Y. Tribune.
HOTCHKISS'S WATER WHEEL. ,
This Wheel, after baying been adopted by some
hundreds of mill owners ou the Deleware. Susque-
hannrih,and in other lumbering regions, wan pre"
settled for competition at tho late fair of llie Amer- ;
iean Institute, and there, was awarded two prsnj
iomd by difTereot Comrnitfces first ns the best . -Water
"Wheel for Saw Mill; 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 South ; and its rapid and
smooth execution, perfect immunity from lee or
back water, and other economies, are securing it a
very general preference. The Inventor is now on
his way south, and may bo addressed at Augusts,
Gi., or nl his residence, Windsor, Broome oouoty,
N. Y. Its advantages are summed as follows : '
1. Tho Vertical Wheel, when used for Saw 'J
Mills, requires no genring to produce from 175 to
300 strokes of tho saiv per minute. .
2. They are as cheaply constructed as the eon)-'
inon Flutter Wheel, and will do double the busi
ness with the same advantage of the water. . 4
3. Back water is no impediment wbtn there is
head above.- " ' '
4. lee cannot form oh thrf w heels. '
5. They occupy less space tbuu a Flutter Whet 1'
i ui. . ..
6. The increased speed of the saw makes better
lumber, cuts the same distance with lets resistance -.
and the saw dust is freely thrown off, which, often'
returns wit b Ihe saw, causing it to bind and bset,
with slow Mills.'- . .
7. They can be placed on the shaft, of a common
Flutter .Wheel Mill if in good order, and hunjr np-;
on tfie same bearings if sufficiently stroog tofsus
tain the power ofthe wheels, .
8. The wheels leing ot cast iron, will last, nn age. .
They alse constitute the requisite lj or Balance
V heel, securing a unilorm motion, in ai: paris pi
e.-ieh revolution.- '"' . . - J '
9. The introduction of mills is redoerd to
plain system, so that if the head of wrier nri
the rcisiilt t a mathematical tertainty. ' '
10. Any workman havin the pstierns.a inotfel,
and table of calculation, can saapi niuis iony
location with perfect success. - " -' J
II. The improved moo or '"ng P'
proved of hy tlicge who have adopted it. -
Just received on cAnsjgnmenf , the running Vrorks
of two four horse Wagon. .Also, one four horse '
Wagon with cover, tc. eomplefe, ready far the
road' AH of which are w at ranted . the bent ma
ferial and workmanship, and will be told low fur
cash. -'...'-,:; ' - ---
J AS. S. QRA KT. -March
15, 1845. 1 316-lf.
JustReceivcti on Consignment,.
French Brandy, ' . .
' '- ' Holland Gin,
American Brandy, J. .
40 boxes No. t oap. "" -
A. M. CAMPBELL.
March 15, 1845. 316-tf. ' .
. M Jj A N E S. .
W.: H ARDIE Has ju.t re-
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j Clerks, Sheriff id CopsuMm, prtirted en
J paper and well exeeutcd. ' v f
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