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am.
'tflAfcAtTER. IS AS IMPORTANT TO STATES AS IT IS TO INfilTIDUALS; AND THE GLORT OF THE STATE IS THE COMMON
PROPERTY OF ITS CITIZENS.
BY WM H BAYXE
TERIS OF THE NORTH CAROLINIAN .
If ,mi 1 ut the e iil f six months 3 00
at the end of the year 3 50
Hate of Advertising :
tjnty cents par t ire f r he first, and thirty cents
for ecch s'lSsequont insertion.
A'lvjrttsmg by the year .v ill be charged according
l th; qi iitity f matter inserted.
Court a-lvertiscin snts, &c, 35 percent higher.
IITe M n I T T
Against loss or damage by Fire.
THE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPANY.
CAPITA L,-;$ 1 0 5 ,000.
Office in tiraml near First Street, Williams'
btif'r, opposite the City of JVeic York,
fi-re.icij Office, Well Building, 62 Wall st.,
JYeie York.
DIRECTORS
'Christ i a:i Zabriskie,
Andrew J. B-n edict,
Fmljrick W. FavrJ,
Jeremi h Joh.iiu,
J.Vi Skillirian,
S i-ul. Wi I I.-t-c.
Nicholas WyckolT.
Ahr'.n T. Boskerck,
Francis Steinheil,
Snrnl H. Clapp,
Jnh.i Liggett,
Chas. O. Handy,
Ldnuel K iclurdson ,
LBMUEL RICHARDSON, Pres't.
Avnitsw B. Hooge-., Sec'ry.
WASHINGTON POST, Agent, New York.
THE Willi i-'u''irg Fire I isuram c Company,
having b.e-i incorporated by an act ed'lhe Legisla
tor .t"t io State of New York, for the purposes
of Fire IiMiira ico, tle Directors offer to Insure their
lellow-cirizen ih'-ou'umt the United States
Agj'mst Loss or Damage by Fire,
t:i II liMingi, Gi ! anil Merchandise, and Per
. l il Property generally, assuring them that the
uTirr ol the Company. sWaU be conducted with
ic'i fairnes.", Can hir and liberality as they trust
wiil entitl : it to public confidence ana patronage.
The Stlnei liter, Ajent fir fhe nliove Com
piny, will give any further information that may
I) : .L'-d'-e I Itv thn who wis'i to Insure.
.JAM KS MAUI INE, Agent,
Hay Street.
Feh. 3, 1315. 31 I -if.
NATHAN SIKES,
JiO O r AND SHOE MAKER,
HAS removed his shoo from near Hay mount to
the lions- n.xl door to Mr Sun Iv's carriage harness
ma uifi;torv. and onoosite Liberty Point and the
Orcein Hotel, where he is ready to serve his oll
cu-tomer.- and others who favor him with their pa
trJiage. His Boots and Shoes sha 1 be of good
w.rkman.-hip, ami the cost as reasonab'e as any
orb-r maker in t h" place.
WANTED, a first rate Journey
in m maker, for which extra
waties will be given.
N
ivein ter
1315.
350-3t.
CHEAP & NEW
HAT, CAP, AND SHOE
(" Call and try, before you buy.''')
THE Subscriber has taken the Store n-xt door
hImk v tli i? .Store of Messrs B. Rose & Sou, where
ti.; 1.4 now opening a well selected Stoek of the
above ait chs. (Philadelphia and New York man
ufactory,) and will sell "CHKir" for Cash or on
Time.
tieiulemcn's fashionable Beaver Hats.
" medium brim do
" fashionable Russia "
" medium brim do "
broad d. tin "
fu-iirble Mol.-Skin
' do Angola '
Ale-i and Boy's round crown drub and blue Rabbit
Fur Hats.
Men an I B vs' i!o white and black Wool
ll.i-.
The as-io'tni' ut cmbraers various kinds o( Cea-
ver, Russia, Fur, Silk, and Wool
tliehest of worl;men, ami will
llats, made by
be air intfd if
necessary. Jl EtSiP
A general assortment of Fur, C lot h. Seal, Sealctte,
and !;iaz-d Caps, for Men, Youths, Boy-, and
"lu"!dien. " V . ry low."
V...,.-U.t with n 4;ii-ral assortment
of Men'.
H'nnifn'. Youth's. C.ivN. M i-e?
and Children's
SOOTS & SH03SS
Which will he fou nl of good quuUj and s zes,
at ' reduced prices."
WANTED $1000 worth of Ot-
t-r. Mink, Coon, Rabbit. Fox, Mu.-k Bat and
IV Slnu l..r u I. "hbera!" nrtee will he
.,wn. ' A. .I.ERAMBl
October I I, IS45. 3-lG Cm.
'AIT.
JAMESKYLE,
At liis New Brick Store,
HAS just rcc i ed a large and general assortment
of
mlmong tchtvh are
Supeifine Cloths and Cassimeres,
Satinets and Kentucky Jeans,
Tweeds, lverseys, and Linscys,
Llankets and Flannels
1551) pieces Calico,
Bleach'd and brown Domestics, fin 3-4 to 12-4.
Irish Linens, Lawns, and Diapers,
Alpacca and Muslin de Lains,
Cashme.e de Cn. and Victoria Stripes,
Point and Bed Blank ts.
Real Tartan Plaid and other Shawls
Black and colored Silks, '
Dress and Linen Cambrick Handkerchiefs
Cros-barr'd and striped MuMin
Jaconet and Swiss Mushn, '
Cambric and book Muslin,
Silk and other Vest ings,
Ladies' Glovrs and Mitts,
Real French worked Collars and Caps,
Winter Bonnet Ribbons,
Braid and Straw Bonnets,
75 packages Boots and Shoes,
Witt, manv other articles, all of which being pur
chaseJ at the lowest oackase prices at auction, will
be offered very cheap for CASH, or on Time to
punctual customers.
Sept. 27, 1845. y.
Encourage
llonde Ilialiitlfstctures
Gardner & McIIrjtiian,
HAVE lately made considerable improvement in
their style of Work, and have now on hand Ga)N
ERAL ASSORTMENT, consisting of
: Carriages, Barouches, Buggies,
Gigs, Sulkeys, Waggons, &c.
Which for elegance of shape and finish, and dura
bility, will compare with any made irt the U Slates.
Persons wishing to buy, would do well to call
and examine our work, as we have determined to
sell LOW for Cash, or approved notes.
Having: in our employ lir.-t rate Smi'hs, we are
prepared to do any Iron work in the above line on
moderate terms.
We warrant all our work to be of good and faith
ful workmanship and materials, for one year.
CZr REPAIRING faithfn:y executed at short
notice, anil on reasonable terms.
Fayetteville, February 8, 1845. y.
TO TRAVELLERS
Anil Sojourn ersin Fayetteville
MRS. E. SMITH is
tain Gentlemen and Ladi
sojourning in Fayette viile
till prepared to enter
i travelling through or
tier table is always
as "ood a
good as the market a (lords. She has good eta-
Idea and hostlers, and attentive waiters, and re
spectfully solicits a continuance of public patronage
Her residence is so well Known mat u neeos no oe-
scrit tion. No exertions will be scared lo give
satisfac! ion.
Sine the Inte destructive fire which de-troyed
tho Hotel, sh has enlarged her means ol accommo
dation by renting ihe house directly opposite,
where she ha several good airy roems, for sleep
in" apartment J.
Feb. 1. 1845. 3lb-tf.
THE subscriber will
continue to carrv on the
TAILORING ' BIJSI-
NESS on his individual
account, one door west of
the Methodist Church,
and nearly oppo?ite the
Post OrTice; and from past
experience he flatters him
self he can give satisfac
tion to such as patronise
him. He hopes by his un-ti-ini:
exertions lo please,
and his attention to
share of patronage.
Aug. 30, IS 15.
business, to merit a liberal
DANIEL CLARK.
343-3m.
Burned out, but not entirely consumed,
Only pretlij considerably scorched ! ! !
07r31T HO"JSTOrs
SADDLER & HARNESS
RETURNS his sincere thanks to Ihe public forthe
liberal share of patronage heretofore, bestowed up
on him, and hopes .bat as he row requires a con
tinuaiicc of their custom, to enable him to recover
fom the severe scorching received in the late fire,
it will not be withheld. His friends, and such as
will please to call at his shop, on Sonlh side ol
Person street, next door but one lo Ihe corner ol
DioK, will find a to'erable Ftock in his line, with
the best workmen, willing ami ready to please in
any job and repairing line, at the shortest notice.
June 28. 1845. 331 -6m.
nTtic E .
THE Subscribers fake this oppoitunity of return
ing their warmest thanks to their friends and pa
ti the miblic 'pnfirallv for llieir liberal pa-
Irnil i rn lnwlniVP(i llttun them : alsu for the kind
tested totlieni in the late calamit y
in the destruction of their entire Stock of Goods
ftlio llili inst.: and tn Cant J
a t n-.,i-.r?f ft IT. S. Ord.. and Mr G A
Schwartzman, of U S Arsenal, for their kindnesi
in givingthem notice, and others in the surround
ing" neighborhood ol the fire, by the discharge o
cannon, tlavin openru ine oiore nrnnj vVV-
site. thev hone sonnto resume business, and would
most respectfully solicit the patronage oftheir friends
and the public, and sliall hope to merit a share ol
public patrol. age. They have on hand in tn- ir
Warehouse. Salt. Irnn. Molasses. Sugar, Smiths'
Bellows and Vises, Lo Chains, G superior Wrought
Iron .Mill Franks. Also, Anvnc, ise, irai.r
Chains, and heavy articles of Hardware, pnrlinlly
damaged in the rire, all of which .hey will seM lw
for Cash or Produce. They would also earnestly
request all those indebted lo them hv note or ac
count to make immediate payment, as it will enable
thtin to close llnir former business and reco n-
mence.and hope those indebted will takethe earliest
opportunity to selilc their accounts.
J. H. J. A1AK1 liNt..
arch 1, 13 15. 314-11.
ALSO,
Thev have just received, bale superior Bridgeport 3
Iv Seine Twine, 3 cods hteam Packing lam
Manilla. Seine, an. I Raft Rope, 1 hh.l. winter strain
1 Snerin Lamp Oi I, 1 0 hl.ls. Trair. Oil, 300 galls
T iocee.l fill, wnniemores reai ooiion tarus
r . .... .. , I 1 .. . 1
r-rt".. Mills cast ool H ajon anctiart tsoxes
250 toss Wood e'erews, zu bundles assorted noop
W V-.. - - . -
Tmn with a small assortment ol rwaes anu cng-
lish Bar lion ; together witu a neavv oiock oi uai,
.nd and sGuate Bar Iron, Band Iron and Nails,
Rods, contained in sked joining
slightly injured.
their Store, but
BOOTS & SHOES ! !
I
isn THE Subscriber an
il I ....Aimrrs to his friends and the pub-
SYl ic in general that he has opened
hihnoa lav si reel, opposite
to Mr George McNeill's,
.... , -
where lie is prcpareu io
make to order or repair lin and coarse
and SHOES, both lor gentlemen anC ladies, in ine
most approved and mot'ern styles. He assures
such as will lavor him witn ;neircujH -
will warrant his work lo be done in the best style,
by the best workmen, a nd of the best materials Inat
can be procured. He leels confident that any
erork passing out of his hands cannot be surpassed
by any done here or elsewhere, and he hopes by
close application to business and studious effort
to please, not only to merit but receive a fair share
of public, patronage.
MALC0M FAULK.
June 17, 1845. 330-lv.
FAYETTEVILLE, SATURDAY.
Mew IF 5 ipnim.
The subscribers have entered into a Copartner
ship, under the firm of
H. W. Beattv c Co.,
For the transaction of
A General Commission Business
In the lutcn of Wilmington, JV. C.
They w ill give particular attention to the sale
of Timber, Lumber, anil Naval Stores; the receiv
ing and f.rwarding goods, and the sale and pur
chase of goo -'a for the ba k country.
They would respectfully solicit a portion of pub
lic patronage, and pledge their best exertions to
eiva satisfaction. II. W. BEAT TY,
JOHN C.LATTA,
July 19, 1845. 334-tf.
BAR SOAP.
THE subsciiher offers for sale ONE HUN
DRED BOXES OF BAR SOAP manufac
tured at the "Fayetteville (N.C.) Candle Factory,"
and warranted qual it not superior to Colgate's
best No. I.
Bei;ir determined to devote all necessary atten
tion tolhe business, and of! ring it at a reduced
price, (5 cents a pound ( the box,) he hopes to
receive a due share of ;oldic patronage.
tCF All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to.
W. McL. McKAY.
Fayetteville, May 24,844
100,000 Acres Valuable
FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber has purchased all the LANDS
belonging to the Estate of Abram Dubois, dee'd
lying principally in Robeson county, and on hol-
sides of Lumber River, lh diflvrent surveys con"
taining over ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
ACRES j a large part finely Timbered, and con
venient to Lumber River, wh'-rc a large quantity
of Timber is now raited to the Georgetown mar
ket. These lands are v-ry valuable both for the
Timber and Turpentine, for which purpose a large
part is well suited, being in a region where the
Turpentine yields more abundantly than any other
section ofthc State. The Lands will he sold at a
low price, and in quantities to suit purchasers.
Information respectiu the title can be obtained
by apphing to the HopRobert Strange, James C
Dobbin, Esq., A A T Smith, Esq., (Attorneys at
Law.)
I understand there are many t respassers on these
lands, to all o( whom notice is hereby given, that
the law will be enforced against all such offenders.
Application for any part of the Lands cs.n be
made to inyselt, or to John Winslow, Esq., who
will be duly authorized lo make sule ofthc same.
TITOS. J. CURTIS.
Fayetlevflle, N. C, March I, 1815. 314-tf.
A. M. CAMPBELL
Having been appointed
AUCTIONEER
or the town of Fayetteville, is prepared to attend
to the sale of any goods which may be entrustd to
him.
Consignments from abroad will be promptly at
tended to.
April 19, 1815. 321-y.
Fire IProof Koofs.
THE undersigned is ready to contract for the cov
ering ol roofs ol buildings with tin, copper, or
zinc, and wiil execute promptly any work he may
contract for, and lor small proiils.
June 21, 1845. 33:i-tl. r . 1 . WAliU.
HATS & CAPS.
IN returning my
grateful acknowledgments
lor the very liberal support
received lor many years past, I would
say to tiiose who oeucve 11 poncv anu economy 10
encourage home manufactures, that I continue lo
make all kinds ol fur, silk, moleskin and wool hats,
and by keeping the best of workmen and materials
shall use every exertion lo ensure a continuance of
their patrona.e. To those influenced by pr judice
or some other blind goddess believing that hats
lennnot he ma iufactured here as well as In otbei
places, I would say, that I have contracted with
sonic of the best manufacturers inthe northern cities
to keep me constantly supplied with the best and
latest style of hats. I have now on hand, and am
receiving ihe latest fashion of
Superfine black and blue,
2d quality do do
Super broad btim,
2 quality do
do drab ph.in,
do black do
Plain lashionablc,
Low crown do
Ashland & Spotting,
Silk and Moleskin,
Smooth Coon,
Broad brim Muskrat,
Fashionable do
Diab napped Beaver,
Do do Otter,
Goney,
Nutiia,
Angola, and
Wool.
Gi?
Shetland Fur, Seal, extra,
Do do
Muskrat,
Glazed Caps,
Plain do
Boys' plain cloth.
Boy's and Men's fur trimmed,
Velvet,
Silk veivet Turbans,
Cotton " do.
ALSO, a splendid assortment of
Stocks, Cravats, Bosoms, Collars,
&c. DAVID GEE.
Oct. 13, IS45. 34S ti.
10,000 SEGARS some very fine
for sate by GEO. McNEILL.
Yeaand chocolate.
Gunpowder (tine)"
Young Hyson ! TEA.
Hyson j
Black " J
Chocolate No. 1, for sale by
GEO. McNEILL
Aug. 16, 1845.
NOVEMBER 52, 1845.
NEW MUSIC
Just
eceited and I'tn sale by
R. W. II A R DIE.
October II, 1345. 347-tf.
State ofyorth Carol IuaoCamterliid count-.
CowrZ of Piea3 an,l Qua,ler Sessions Sep
tember lerm, 1S45.
Cook & Troy vs. Maicom J. McKay.
Original Altachment---Levied on th defndan's'
mter' st in negroes and land John McKay sum
moned as Lrurnishcc.
I r appearing to the satisfact ion of ihe Court that
Malcmn J M-K:i. ihe defendant in ibis case, hath
removed from this State, or so conceals himself that
Ihe usual piocess of law cannot e served on him.
it. Is tnerrtore ordered that publication be made for
six weeks in the North Carolinian, for the defend
ant ro appear at the next term of this Court to be
h' Id Ibr sa d county at the Court House in Fav
etteviMe, on Ihe first Monday in December next,
and replevy and plrad, or judgment by default
will be entered up against him, and the proper! y
levied on be condemned lo satisfy the plaintiff's
claim.
Witness, John McLaurin, clerk of out said Court
at Office in Fayetleville, the first Monday of
September. A D, 1 845.
J. MeLATJRIX, Clk.
October II, 1815. 317-6t
J. W. iBAJKER
now reciving his large and
general assortment of
CHAIRS,
from fine Hair Seat Mahogany,
down to the common Windsor,
purchased by himself for cash at
the manufactories at Philadel
phia, New York, and Boston,
w hich will be sold as low, proba
tion any in the market. Also. o,..
blv I
utter,
eral assortment of IL3I)III!i3 J2il3333a
rich Mahogany frames ; an assortment of Phila
delphia made Curled Ha r MATTRESSES, with
a large assortment of
Cabinet Furniture,
Of his own manufacture, comprising all the arti,
cles usually kept in a Furniture Ware Room, viz :
Sideboards, Bureaus, Secretary and Book Cases,
Tables, Wardrobes, spring seat and plain Sofas
Divans, Arm Rocking Chairs, French and Post
Mahogany Bedsteads, curled and bird-eye Maple
do., patent windlass Bedsteads, &c. &c, all of
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
for CASH, or on lime lo punctual customers.
Sept. 27, 1815. 344 tf.
MUTUAL.
Croton Insurance Company.
Office, No. 35 Wall Street,
Adjoining the Mechanics' Bank, in Ihe City of
New York.
THIS Company Injures Marine, Inland Navi-
S-alion, Transportation, antl Fir Riaks. By ttt
Charter the profit a are to be paid back to the a
sured, in proportion to the amount of Premiums
paid by them respectively. The rates and terms
of Insurance will be moderate and liberal, and the
assured sunjeel to no responsibility.
THUSTIiEi.
James Harper,
Charles L Vose,
Zadock Pratt,
George C De Kay,
Loring Andrews
Joseph B Nones,
Leonard Appleby,
Asa S Crosby,
John J Herrick.
Abraham Van Nest,
John B Lasala,
Saoiuel Sherwood,
James Cook,
E T Ald.icb,
George Whjfaker,
Thomas Monahun.
George Palen,
William Burgoyne,
Edward Richardson,
James Phaten,
S A Lawrence,
Edwin R Treinain,
S M Crandall.
John Breastec,
James Cruikshank,
J Leander Starr,
William B CozZens,
Herman D Gould,
Theodore A Meyer,
Cyrus Chenery,
Lnwrence Hill,
W H Tnwnsend,
Robert Lane,
John T Gilchrist,
J H Suydam.
SAMUEL A.LAWRENCE. Pres't.
JOSEPH B. NONES, Vice Pres't.
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Sec'v.
Capt. SAML. CANDLER, Marine Insp.
Also, Insp. lor "Lloyd" for the port of N. York.
CO" The undersigned, ns Agent of ihe
nbnve Compntiy, will be pleased lo receive ap
plications for Insuianee.
STARK & PEARCE.
Fayetteville, Sept. 27, IS45. 344-lf.
200ZS,
STATIOSERY, BINDING, &c.
K. W. HARDIE h"J.",l-SSS
New Books, and Stationery, together with an en
tire netv Book binding apparatus.
He has opened a store next door to the Post Of.
fjee, where he will be jilad to supply bis friends and
customers.
October 4, 1845. 145-y
FAYETTEVILLE,
N. C.
T
HE Subscriber, having taken that large and
comiiiodioii-i brick building, formerly known
us the Plantei's Hotel, respcciully inf.rms lis
fi tends and th public, that lie is pn pired lo ac
couirnoihite TRAVELLERS and liters in the
best manner ; tilt? building having been thoiough
y repaired and pro)erly furnijbed for that pur
pose. The Northern and Southern Stages slop at this
House.
Connected with ihe I lotel, and a few yards dis
tant, are extensive Stables, whi.-h will he attended
bv careful and experienced Ostlers.
WM. W. BRIGGS.
Fayetteville, Nov. I, IS 15. 350-tr.
MILITARY UNIFORM.
For sale at Ihe Carolinian OHice, a complete
description of the Unifoim to be om by the Mili
tia Officers of the State of North Carolina, printed
on a sheet of thick cap paper.
Every officer should h-ve one of these by which
to regulate his uniform. Price only 10 cent.
NEW STORE &
THE subscribers have taken the Store northwest
corner Market Square, adjoining Mr James Kyle,
rhTe they have received and are now receiving
from the North, their Fall and Winter Stock of
Goods, consisting of a General Assortment of
DRY GOODS, Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, Shoes, &c.
AH of which will be sold Low for Cash-
ALEX'R JOHNSON & CO
Fyelteville, Oct. 25, 1845. 349 6w.
JOSEPH S. DUNN offers his ser-
vices as Mnde taker and KimLW ... ,1,. . ...
others, disposed tocontiail lor building or iobbir-
rms iioeral.
HYTPORTAKfT
TO LUMBER MEN.
I lit. Suhscriber. having witnessed tl 9 rM
ncccs.-ful operation of HOTCHKISS'S l.P.n 1.
CAL WATER WHEELS, at Archibald Graham',
iVJiiim hsyetfeville. in Ms v and June lat-t. wf
induced to purchase the Ri-ht for the entire Sin?..
ol North Carolina, and now offer indiv idual Rigl.t.
for sale on vcrv re&snnab'e terrr.s. Thev liav.
now on hand venfei n fidl s ts l Win tls, a?t
have made arrangements to keep a constant sup
ply.
besides being generlly adopted in the Northern
States, there arc already twelve saws in successful
operation in ibis State, and eight others in process
ol erection. The astonishing rower and sneed of
these Wheels have been witness d by hundreds ol
citizens of this State, with univ rsal armproha'ion.
And we desire all who ntav !" 1 an interest in ihe
subject to examine the Mills of Arch'd Graham,
Col. Alex'r Mureliison, Christopher M nnroe, Alex'r
Williams, Arch'd McLaurin, J. McDaniel, John
Cade, Mrs.Efly McFadvcn, in ihis Countv ; Col.
JolinL. McLaunn.in Richmond Coiinlv: Tho-.
C. Smith in Bladen County : and Hardy RovaU in
Sampson County ; to each of whom we Relet
for information as lo the ( radical opctatiou cl lbi.se
Wheels.
Persons who apply soon fr Rights can have
them put up by workmen ho have been instruct -ed
by Mr Hotchki-s himself.
The Proprietors of ihe right of this Wheel in the
State of North Carolina, huvo received the follow
ing certificate:
Fayetteville. Fcb'y 3, 1&45,
We, the Subscribers, r siding in lle County i
Cumberland and Suite of North Carolina, having
been engaged in the manufacture of Lumber for ma
ny years, feel lull v warranted in stating, that llotcl
kiss's VERTICAL WATER WHEELS, and
llieir appendages, are worthy of ihe palronaee !' all
mill owners, and that we have full contidet ce in
their superiority ; '.at Ihe value of Mills will be
very much enhanced by their introduction. They
arc more durable, and easie; kept in order when
properly put together than the couimon Flutter
Wheel: 1 hey will save at least one-third of the
water, and run well in hack water when there is
a head above. The speed of the Saw is increased
from one-half to double the strokes per minute.
ALEX. WILLIAMS,
DUNCAN M UN ROE.
CHRISTOPHER M UN ROE,
JOHN McFADYEN,
C. P. MALLETT.
ARCHIBALD GRAHAM
JOHN McDANIEL.
ALEX'R MURCHISON.
ARCH'D McLERAN.
DANL McDIARMID.
ANGUS CAMERON,
(Mi'lwrivht.)
JOHN C. McLAURiN.
(Richmond County.)
THOM AS C- S VI IT II,
(Bladen Cuuntx.J
They have also rec ivcd a ceitificute from Col.
Alexander Murchison, (which will be published
hereafter among others in handbill form,) in which
he speaks o( Ihi as "'the greatest improvement
made on Saw Mills in my fhisj time says thai
his saw wni cut ouuu tret in a day; it actual lycul
on I he day before he wrote, 4683 feel of I inch
Quarter Boards; makes 240 strok s in a minute;
that one-halt of the water issavid; and concludes
by recommending its adoption to Mill owntrs.
Othe-r certificates, which have been promise
will be pablished herenfler,
ARCHIBALD McLAUCHLIN,
DUNCAN McNEILL,
ALFRED A. McKETIIAN.
Fayetteville, March 15, 1S45. 3IC-tf.
WAV vtJ,jA' rejjpcciiul
Vv ly intorm the citizens
of Fayetteville and the public
generally, that lie has taken
the stand recently occupied
by E.J. Clark, on Gdle.pie
rNtr et,5 doors South of the
Market Situa re, where he will
1..V---2 manufacture and kep con
startly on h and an assortment of
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
x-ersons wisiimg ro purchase would 0 well to
call and examine his -tock before purchasing else
where, as he is determined to sell as cheap as any
other manufacturer in th State.
BAKERS of an entirely new pattern.
ROOFING done in th- Listcst style, and best
inner. A Iso Of TTTL fi I XCl
manner. Also tjU i l l KING
Aug. 17, 1 341.
SCI-y.
FOR SALE.
I V lJsti to sell my land lying on Big Rorkfreh,
being about 2000 acres of good turpentine land,
with a good stream for carrying ,'t to market, navi
gable at any time while there is water cnou-h for
boats 10 run bet we 11 Fayetteville and Wihniiig
lon. Title indispuiable.
ALEXANDER WILLIAM?.
July 12, 1345. 333-tf.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Th- subscriber has now in store, direct fr.un
N.?w Yotk and I'hd.i.lelpliia, a laroc and general
assorlmei.i ol S TAl I E AND FANCY
b mc Cloths and Casim"rcs ; Tweeds; Satrintts;
Kentucky Jeans and Kerseys ; plain and figured
Alpaccas; Calicoes; , nigbains; fine bleached .Mus
lin and Shirting; Vesting, Slocks; Scatls; cords
and tasse's for cloaks and dresses; Muslin d'Lains;
Cashmere e!e Ecosscs; fine Bonnets; fur and wool
Mats and Caps ; One and coarse Shoes and Boots ;
fupr. taimlv I,:ankels; common do.; negro Blank
et" ; Shawls from 25 cents to 15 dollars ; lamb's
wool, cotton, and Merino Shirts; Silk do.; .Merino
anu SHK niris lor laoies; nne inorain Oarpeting;
Rope and Bagging; Iron; Steel an I Nails; fine 4"u
gar and Coffee; .Salr, &c. together with Hardware
and Cutler, and ihcr Goods too tedious to men
tion. The above Goods -sill he sold as cheap frr
cah or produce as anv other go.-w' in the. market
of the same quality and s?y!e. P. TAYLOR.
October 4, 1345. 345-3m.
Observer copy 2 months.
JACKSON JOHNSON
HAS tnst received al his Old Stand (Winn
YarM a NEvV STOCK OF
UTS" QOOJDS,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, &c, &c..
Which will he ao'd cheap for Cash, or sxekanged
tor country proouce,
October 4, 1845. 345-tf
L Volume G Number 353
CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND
APPENDIX. To be Stereotyped.
1 h- uod. rsined onoinotcd the mode ol journal -iziKg
the proceeJi-.gs of Cngress, which presented
thtm ent r. Th-ir pub:icaiion was the fi st and
ly o. c that gave each sue es-uve step in every
mcasiir i 1 lcth branches of Congress; a brief of
sll th- t'ebat. s ; evi ry important vote ; and an Ap-
t-emix. i ludiucr nt foil lo.icth nil llm .,.. I
- - - e 1 . 1
a cet Ik-s de iv red during ihe session. Tho work
'lms c .i. ducted by them is a most perfect political
history. 1 he S oator from the S tales and the Re
picsei. lives from every sec! ion of the Union brin"
wi h thi m into Cor gr ss a knowledge of the fecU
rgs, a--nt met ts, and inter sis of their several c-n-slitnci
tits. Public o anion and ihe public infor-'
matio.., is it . xisu among th. se they represent, are
cmhodcri ly ihem , and in tlie crucible of Con
gress the wi durn four times is brought to its tet
ai d s there cm cei.tratcd, in directing" the political
mov. incuts f ihecuntry. The impulses thus iven
ihiouj.h Cor grts from eery quarter react up.. the
nation ss a vhu'e, and all its component parts ore
m: de to iiiove in co-operation. '1 he press cannot
be more us tul!y employed than in condensing and
again s, r-'ac'in abroad the intel ience of our frcn
ci u try, t-; ding to s ich hapi y res.iltt through our
j.lm. st mir ictd .us'y adjust d Sut and National
ii sii'.u'ioi s.
Having identifi d ourso'ves with the p'am of nd
vant insr ihe us fu!nss of Congress by publishing
fu'l nud impartial reports, and hiving a lare mas
d the C
mgr. fsior al Globe ainl Appendix, issued
during the last tn years, which w.-u'd be impaired
i 1 va ue to u- and uti ify to the public if the wcrk
were d.Si-ontinued, we have a doub'e motive to
pton pt us t extend it through a new ser es. We
ater3 .Ucd if possible to give it permanence, and
to build it d.Wil miccesaoa na n m . A ... i.
- - - - i"uiu r tv
woiiby rl b. ng maintuim d and improved. We
shall enter 1 p .n 01 r new undertaking without br
ing d s'raeUd r burdened by any associate labors
of tho prrss; and, thus une" cumbered, sh ill hope
to in: ke th - n w series a st-:-p in advauceof the for
mer in u'l pienls of xe ution. With a iiw to ac-
comIish this, we shall be (one or thw other) n I ways'
in cttendaitce i 1 Cuigrrsa- will compnie the man
uscript f cur own repo ters wi h ihe daily reports
of tho city papers - c ine. t all by our own observa
tion and kiicwh dge of the proct tidings ; and in im
portant matters-, where that wi I not assure us f
the fil.lltV of till- lf'tlOll W Mill nrunln ll
aid of the nit lube! 3 themselves, lo obtain ihe exact
sc
- 1 -- --- ...... M. m mm- " w y iiau-i ant nvi I 4
ated, w.ll be stcreoty pdr which is a guaranty that
will Tlaitlrr- II no ti t-l' . t r m m n.ailvl. CV . . ...
w
make it, as we wou'd in t inc ur ihe expense of ster
eotyping it, if we did not feel conf dent of its super
ionry over all worl a of ihe kind which have been
r arc likely to be cubl'shcd. . Slereoty- ing the work;
n'l tfn:ilila. a c .. caitia la l.-i-f . . . mtill '.i.l ...... t. .
. - awu.a. . u - - dM- a, uyj it a' .u. l.Cll IllllliUUa,
whi h we wiil d, w.th-tit making any charfc.
1 l.e Congicssior ol Gl be is made up of lh daily
ptoce dings of the two Houses of Coi.grtSF. The
on it. 1 It. m a I ftll rraa a!i- a- o n a .......1.... . . 1..!..
r" . -J . . a... an a 9 . a a- V U II1IVI.F U, Cll UKOIgf;
tleuiii lo a readable lergih. All the resolutions
c tiered, or motions ttu.de, aie "siven in the mover's
own woids ; and the ycc8 and nays on all the im-"
n.. .... ... n... . , l. r. . ". . . 1 . . I - . . . , - .
i'linm ajiiiauui.g. ,1 ,r iiiiii,u 1 1 II lIIia 1 1 1 V pC
brcvic r nod nonpareil on a double royal h"et. in
qua. to f.nn, cac h i.umLcr ccnlaining sixteen royal
qua topng. s.
'1 he Appendix is mode up of the President's an
nual inessnge, the rrp rts of ihe princiial olTicers
of the Government that oicornp.iTiy if, and all the
long spre hes of members of Congre ss, written out'
or revised by the n;selvrs. It is printed in the same
foim as the Congressional Glebe, and usually makes
about the same ni n.bf r f pacs.
We piinl the numbers as fast as the proceedings
f Congress ti rnish ent uh matter for a number.'
During the fiist month or six weeks of a session,
there is rarely me re business done than will make
one nnmbei of the Cong re ssionai Globe and one
number f -lie Appendix a week; but during the
remainder .fa stsuon there is usually sufficient
matter for two or three numbers of each every week.'
The next s esion w ill be a long one, and it is sup
posed will be unusual ) interesting ; th reftrc, wo
calculate that the Congn ssionai Globe and Appen
dix will each make neurone thousand large quatto
pagi s, printe d in small tvpe--brcvier and nonpareil.'
We furnish c inplete iuehxes to both at the end of
: cMion.
W o have on hand the Congressional Glebe and'
Appendix for ihe last twelve sosinnsof Congress
of which five were lon and seven were short ses
sions. The Congressional Globe and Appendix'
for each session are bound together in excellent
binding, with Russia backs and corners. Our
I rices for tlnm, thus hound together, are (13 a
volume for n short, ami S5 a volume for a long ses
sion, making S'16 for a full set. Those wl.oVonl
the h ick volumes should apply for them immediate,
ly, as they are in e'emand. The last Congress'
subscribed for two hundred and twenty six sets
and it is probable thai ihe next will subscribe for
al least as many more, as the proceedings of Con-
nrfM:, for the 1:1, t ia,f rr.ra fam.... I. - . . . 1
from any olher source, Gales & Sealon having
stopped printing their Register ofDcbatcs in 1837.
A few hundred cnies e.f the first vniumo -.11 tv
have on hand.
The next csiou e.f Congrrrs will be a Itng one
and, therefore, the Conere ssionai Globe and Ap"
,.i...t.i I... et .-, .1. -. . i.
pa imiA siiuibiu o r i ue ecsion, wmcn IS 1113
. : ..... . 1 ...... e. i. i i - r . i.
if. -aa n i vaa.aav la'l .Iff- ! II OIIl llaj HUUJIItr3 Ol 1NO
past Jong sessions; bet c have concluded to reduce
the price as follows, until the first day of next Jan-
-.11. .! .t r. t 1 . L
nary, aner iuc ii time ine tongressionni uiioue
anl Appendix will each be S2 for the session, nd
no deilnclion wii. be made on account of tan Dum
ber of coi'icf taken.
TPn vip
For one ccpy of th - Congressional G'obe 51 50
For erne copy o! tho Appendix I 50
For four copies of either, or part of bo'h C 00
For twenty five cop'c s ol either, or pait of both 25 00J
1 he money may t,e rmi lira i.y man at our rim.
t, -1 . . 1 rl l..A I . a- tl,a.?rSi nf HprpniKr-r ,f f
l 0aiaTJMJ aj a- ai . i'j ' ... -- ' - ... .a., auv .a.
lo procure all Ihe numbers promptly.
vtir prces ror iiiff-p.pri arr bu li.at we
cannot alTird to credit Ihem out; therefore, ho per
son need con!-iim? his time in w riting for thc-in and'
not sending li e money.
BLAIR & RIVES.
Washington City, October 4, IS45.
Just Received on Consignment,-
French Brandy,
Holland Gin,
American Brandv,
4'J boxes No. 1 Xoap.
A. M'. CAMPBELL. '
Match 15. IS45. 316-lf
NOTICE.
THE subscriber has juit received a small assort
ment of ...
Fine Crockery and Glass Ware.
For sale T. S. LUTTERLOH.
August 8, 1945. y.
A waeon and team office horses ready for haal
in on the usual terms or for sale cheap. Also, a
second hand Solkey. a f.ahionahle article nearly
new for .a!. low or hire, tfgyj j;
. Oct. 25 1845, M-5r