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"CHARACTER IS AS IMPORTANT TO STATES AS IT IS TO INIIITIDirALS; AND THE Ct.ORY OF THE STATE IS THE COMMOX FROrCRTT OF ITS CITIZENS."
BY WM II BAYNE
FAYETTEVILLE, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1846.
I Volume 7 r,iilc i 57 O
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T.1HM3 OF THE NORTH CAROLINIAN
Per .tnntun, if paid in advance, 92 00
if not paid in advance, - 50
if paid at t lie end of six months 3 00
at tlie end of the year 3 50
Kates of Ad vertlslng :
Si ty cents per qi irt- f r the first, and thirty cents
for ech subsequent insertion.
A fvfsrtising Hy tli : ye.r v i 1 1 He charged according
toth quantity of matter inserted.
Court n lverti-te. n vts, 6s.c, 35 percent higher.
NEW
CONFECTIONARY, FKUIT,
AND TOY STORE.
TIPS Xobscrib'T ha taken the New Brick
Sfor on the n irtli sid.i of Hiy street, : few doors
ii'iove the Market llsus , where h is now open
ing a I. aortmnt of GOODS in the ,ilove line, j
consisting I pan ui iv iouuh ui nrutio ; j
Fruit.
1
Al-n n l. V I'terts, M .tl.:ira, fir. til it Pecan Nuts,
Prnn-s. Currants. Canton and Havana Preserve-,
Ci'ri'i, &c. Arranem-nts are made for fresh sup
phes ot Oran -a. Len un. Applet, Coio Nuts,Stf.
SPICES.
Mace, Nutnv-g-. Cloves. Cai i in mats. Ground
Cas-ii. Ground Pepper, Alspic-, Muntard an I
fi.O iMl Ginger.
PICKLES A.YO SAUCES.
P.-pp -r Saic , Tomato Catsup. Olives, Sardines,
and assorted Pickles.
CRACKERS.
Boston. Butter and Water Cracker?, Siri and
Lemon Biscuit. Pilot Bread.
PERFUMERY.
C l!'if. Lavender and and Hose W.i'tr, Biy
H i n, Betrs', Antique and Mactssar Oils, Ver
ben i Crea-n, Ex'nctf, S-tipx of every variety.
WILLOW IV A RE.
Wu i; Cradle-. Chair, aotl B.ifkets.
SUNDRIES.
P .vviler. -d, Cms'ieil, Loal and Brown Sugars,
C-lT;e, .Vi.Oiio tolaie. Macaroni, Vermicelli, Co
,; .:, Starch, Indigo, Camphor, Lemon S)-rnp, Ma
.leir.i aod -w.it M.tl.iia Wines, Champagne,
Scotch :iud Maccobov SnufT. choice Chewir.g To
hicr.o. Regalia, Principe and ' lavanaCigars, Sweet
'il, Sj.:rm Caviled, H-trrin.;. Brooms, YVhisks,
Flutes, Vio'ins, Accordion. &.C. kc.
A -r-at variety . -J)3 iViTO ??ia,33OTr
vl !) t suitable fur Pru eots, to nuuaroos to
meotioo. A'so,
Every variety of CNDlES,at Wholesale and
P. .tai'.
CaM and take a look.
W. PR'OR.
OrtoS-r 23. IStS. 3 4 9-1 f.
M. CAMPBELL,
I Living; lieeu appoiutca
AUCTIONEER
F' .r the tnv:i of K.iyett.-ville, is prepared to attend
i- v'l sale ot any goods which may be entrnstd to
C siu intents from abroad will be promptly at
I n.Kel lo.
April 10, IS15
321-y.
Gardner t McSethan,
11 A VE I st tly made considerable improvement in
their sy.- .t Work ,and have now on hand GcN
EltAL ASSORTMENT, consisting of
C.irri;ij;c3. Barouclics, Buggies,
Cii;s, Sulkeys, Waggons, &c.
Wnic-h t tr eleancM ot' shape an. I finish, and dura
bility, will .:..m i.irc with any matte ii the U State?..
i' r-oiii wi-iliin-r to bu v, would do well to call
an. I ei t'tii te our w rk, as we have determi ;n d to
c I L J .V for Ca-li. or approved notes.
1 1 tvnt i o our emp'.oy firt rate Smihs, we are
prejxr-d i. do any Iron work in the above line on
mod -rate term.
We warra it all .lr work to be of good and faith
iil work to . nsh.o .,rtd in trri.il;, f.,r one year.
t-J R --PAllUNG r.tiihli.l y cteculcd at short
ini'itt', and on re;ton ild i.imi..
Favc't v !l.-. Fehroary S. I IB. y.
For .Vew-Ycar's&Cliristmas Gilts
For sale hy
Old t-'o low's Olfjiing, ( ItflO, ill: prettiest
A iM'i.-tl nt" she st a-on.
Tie Git; for Th-s following are some ot
t h ; co Urititi or to this work : H. W. L-.ng elb.w,
J . ph C Neal, N P Wi I s, G lnore Sim-ns, Mrf
Si 'ou.ney, and others of the best writers hi the
t-ivi'ltry.
II : tif S'i iro-i, a religious souvonir for IS4C, Uy
Misj .1. J. E w.il too.
Cli. i -i.'iao' A inuil for 1S46.
A v.tri y J i v'e-iil A inu ! for children.
A s t, l3.d.-,P,-.iver B .ok", Alho .), M:sc I an--u
i 1 1 k- m i'h i i; inn Ji is suitable for prtuents.
Nov. iJ, is 15. 34-tt.
BAR SOAP.
IE ?ii!.i.-iii..-p ..(Tttrs f.r sale ONE HUN-
T
DilE' B JXES OF BAR SOA P. manufac
tured at the "Fayetteville (N.C.) Candle Factory,"
ami w.irranted equal if not superior to Colgate's
be-t No I.
Bei i deteruiined to d.;vote all necessary atten
tion tothe business, and oti rins il at a reduced
priee, (5 cents a pound bv the box,) he hopes to
receive a due sliare of public patronage.
;C7 All orders thankfully reeeived'a d prompt
ly attended to.
W.McL. McKAY.
Fayetteville, May 24,844
GARDEN SEEDS,
Warranted of the growth of 1845, for sale by
weight or paper by S. J. HINSDALE.
Feb'y '23, 1846.
i:ticurse J Home Manufacture
THE subscriber offers his sevjees tothe eiti
tftiu of Fayett ville, as Carpenter and Contractor,
and hopes by prompt attention to business to share
a part of tho public patronage. i W. ROSE.
July 19, 1843. 335-ti.
FAYETTE VILLE, N. C.
THE Subscriber, bavin? taken that large and
commodious brick building, formerly known
as the Planter's Hotel, respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he is prepared to ac
commodate TRAVELLERS and .thers tn the
best manner; the building having been thorough
ly repaired and properly furnished for that pur
pose. The Northern and Southern Stages stop st this
House.
Connected with the Hotel, and a few yards dis
tant, are extensive Stables, which will be attended
bv careful and experienced Ostlers.
WM. W. BRIGGS.
Fayetteville, Nov. I, 1845. 350-tf.
Mew IFfiFiUKDo
The subscribers have entered into a Copartner
shin, under the firm of
H. TIT. Beattv & Co.,
Fur the tratisactieu ot
A General Commission Business
In lite, 'luxcn of Wilmington, .V. C.
They will a'wc particular attention to the sale
of Timber, Lumber, and Naval Stores; the receiv
ing and forwarding goods, and the sale and pur
chase of no!s for the bark country.
They would respectfully solicit a portion of pub
lie patronage, and pledge their best exertions to
eiva satisfaction. H W BEAT TV,
JOHN C LATTA,
July 19, 1315. 3 34 -It.
MALLEABLE IRON,
SUCH as Carriage Maker- use. A good as
sortment always on hand, and for sale at one cent
per pound advance on the Manufacturers' prices by
W. PRIOR.
October 25, 1845. 349-lf.
HOTCHKISS'
Vertical Water Wliccl.
THE Subscribers bavin; witnessed the success
ful operation of these wheels, were induced to pur
cbax - the risht of using them in the state of North
Carolina; and they now oiler for sale individual
rights, at FIFTY dollars, or rights for a whole
county, on reasonable terms.
Desi l- s being generally adopted in the Northern
States, these wheels arc c ming into general uie
io ih . southern States. We have sold about 100
Rihts, 30 f which are in successful operation in
Ciimherland county.
These wheel are more duraMe, and more e.is'ly
kept i i order when properly put together than the
flutter wheel. They will save one-third of the
water, and ruu Well in back water, when th-re is
a head above. The speed of the saw is increased
to more than double the strokes per minute.
We reler, am- ng l hers, to the following gentle
men. some of whom have had the wheels in opera
tion 12 m-tnths or more; and from many of t'tein,
and .the s, we have received certiricats expressing
their hiffh approbation of the superior advantages
of thcseTover the flutter wherl, and statin; that
their saws will cut 250, 3000. 3500, and even as
high us 51 00 feet per day, and save one-third of
the water.
Fatcttkvillc.
A Graham.
CuMBCRLiND.
fol Alex. Mmchison,
Chrito her Munroe,
Alex William ,
Col A S McNtill,
Farquhard Smith,
John McDanitI
John Evans,
J W Howell.
Bladem -
Lenoir.
Thomas Rouse,
J La-siter.
Jon r..
James McDanit I.
Cravkm.
John Bryant
Columbos.
Lot Williamson.
Robeson.
W C McNeill.
Richmond
John C. MeLaurin,
J..hn L . Fairley.
Assos.
J R Reid, Millwright.
A Bauchum.
Caswki.l.
J T Dodson, Millwright
Chatham.
Cole & Brantl v,
Smith & Pullen,
N Cleg-.
Wake.
S Beasly,
Johnston.
Jesse T Lrach.
Gen Jaiueai J Altlvay,
Hubert Me'vin,
S N Riehardsion,
Thorn.-s C. Smith,
I"anc Wright,
John Smith.
Samps om.
G T Barks.lab-.
Patriek Murphy,
John II. Spearnrin,
H.ir.iv Koal.
New HAN'ovrn.
James .Murphy,
Charles Henry.
Onslow.
Robett A man.
GrtEF.N r..
Thomas Hooker.
Gcilford.
Dr Faulks.
in differerit parts
B sMcs niiinj others
of t!e
Stat.-.
With such a deservedly hivh thiractrr. the Sub
scribers feci justified i w.tT. rin these Wheels to
Hie p.ililie, tn. y Mi keep on hand a nupply of
h--els adopted to hih tir low heads t Fayetteville
Wi'miugton, Newh rn atid Washington. And
M r Janvs T. Do Ison, of Caswell, has ih m for sale.
V e eatitioii all pe: sons throu -.h the State a a i ntt
payieu aay p rsoo but ourselves, or our authorized
agents, tor the riiht of usin-f these wheels.
N O T IC E T ) - i L I. W 1 1 IG H VS. I f y o u w i.-b
employment, ac.nlaj,,t yourselves with putting in
th. se Whet N, as we now wish to einolov at least
I(i0 in this huin. s in d tTerent parts .f the State.
DUNCAN McNEILL.
ARCH-D McLAUCHLIN.
A A McKETHAN.
Fayetteville. January 3 g46 363-tf
TO EDI rORS-. Any E ti.or of a newspaper in
North Carolina who will publish the above lor one
year, an i send tne paper, shall b entitled to one
iudivi-.ual right, to dispose of as he may plense.
1 A MTU A RT "A received in
11. Jm Ol lillll part his Stoek of
F VL.L and WINTER GOODS, consistins- .f
1 rv Goods, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, !
AT !
ishoes, etc., &c.
J J Diipuvfc A Seinelltf's French Brandv, (choice
hi inds,) Saddles otall descript'mns, from 33 to ?2a,
at d also daily expected. Groceries, Hardware,
C i.lery, Drugs, Window Glass, &c. &c. all of
w iieh he will be "!ad to exchange for CASH or
C untry Produce.
Sept. 2 1345.
Give me a call.
34 3 v.
KEGS White Lead, in Oil for ale
bv JiNO. D. WILLIAMS.
January 3. 1SI6. SaSMf
O TONS Waeon Boxes and H.w War
" a supeiinf Article, for sale one-third lea
than former pVice, iy J. D. WILLIAMS
January 3, lMt 359-tf
VERV CHEAP FOR CASH,
mt Northern-M.ide Bugj-ieii and 3 sets of
HARNESS complete; all of superior work
manship, and of in m.-st approved modern stle.
BEVERLY ROSE It SON
Janusrv !0, 1816.
THE Subscribers are now re
ceiving, at the 2d tetirment of Mrs Hooper's Fire
Proof Building, south side of Hay strett, an entire
new atock ot Maple and r ancy
Consisting in part el super blue, black, brown,
drab, invisible reen and beaver Cloths ; fancy
and Ficnch Cassimeres ; Sattiuettc, Kentucky
Jeans, Tweeds, Flannels, plain and fancy velvet,
satin, and French cashmere Vestings; ditto Stocks,
Cravats and Scarfs, merino Shirts. Bosoms. Col
lira n - caArf monl f skk t skewl r m. Xil m. ,1 1 " I jf
ana uuuons, uanva?- anu iraaoin j ; Drown ana
bleached Shirtings, Sheetings, Drills, Linens ;
tol'd and white Cambric Muslins, grass Linen
Cambric, hemstitch and silk Handkerchief!; Alpacas,
Thibet and Indiana Cloth, for Ladies' cloaks;
muslin'aml super French cashmere-dcLanc-s; plain
j n. 1 "T m II.
macK g.o.-.-ae-wiss ana ngured ?ros-de-nap
Silks; nch Prints; Lis c E.lgmg; hobma wire and
blond Quiding; Pipin"; Gimps; Italian Sewings;
spoo cotton and linen Thread, assorted colors;
twiiitnl SiMc i-nt nil anil WAnlwl "L itta. Klvoli
and cd'd kid Gloves; ditto silk, merino, and cot
... . ""f "
ton ditto; white and black and ribb'd Hose; ditto
merino Persian ditto; cashmere, merino, Thibet
and other Shawls; work boxes; toilet Glasses; shell
twist tuck and sideCombs; jt shawl and hair Pins;
super Needles, Pins, Scissors; tnff-ta and satin
bonnet and cap Ribbons: with a eeneral assortment
of Groceries, Hardware, Crocke-
I i i l ri r r
j ry, fashionable Hats, Caps, Boots,
j and Jbhoes.
The above Goods, having been purchased late j
in the season in New York and Philadelohia. teon-
t . 1 1 . . rMt .. ..:n i i t i r...
..ijiiviui. a, icuuvcu piiccs; win uc iuiu tr
cash, or charged to those who will pay cash when
called on. D. & VV. McLAURlN.
Dec. 13, 1845. 356 -y.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
JAMES KYJL.E,
HAS Just received from the' North a large and
general assortment of
Among which are
Ex'ra superfine Clo h and Cassnneres,
Merino Cassimeres and Keatucky Jeans,
Sattinetts and Tweeds,
Beaver and Pi'ot Cloths,
Silk warp and other Alpacas,
Muslin d'Lane and Cashmere d'Ecosse,
Calicoes and Ginghams,
Domestics, bleached and brown, 34 to 1 24,
Merino, Damask, and Honey-comb Shawls
Plaid and Muslin d'Lane do.
Silk, cotton, and merino Hose,
Silk and woollen Mitts and G ovra.
Ladies and Gentlemens Comforts,
l'lain and st-pe! Muslin.
Bonk and Jaconet do.
Irish Linens, Lawns, and Diape.s,
62 cases Boots and Shoes,
40 Fur Hats, assorted.
With many other articles, all of which being pur
chased by the package .it auction and private aale,
forCaA, will be off .-red at very reduced prices for
Cash, or on t'inc to punctual customers.
Jan. 10, 1815.
JOSEPH S. DUNN offers his scr-
vines as untie iin,rr anu uuimrr, tv tiit? .-tiz"ii ui
others, disposed to contract for building or jobbing.
Terms liberal.
GILLESPIE & ROBESON
Continue the dJQJXTvS "3! business, and will
make liberal advances on consignments of
Lumber, Naval Stores, &c., &e.
Wilmington. Sept. 20, 1845. 343-6m.
LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL. $2,500,000.
The Insured entitled to participation of Profits in
both European and American policies.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCIETY. LONDON.
U. S. BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Office 74 Wall Street.)
JYVw Yurie.
Jacob Harvey, Esq.Ch'n. George Barclay, Esq.
John L. Palmer, Esq. Saml.S Howlaud, Esq.
Jonathan Goodhue. Esq. Gotham A. Wor'h, Esq.
James Doorman, Esq. Samuel M. Fox, Efq.
Philadelphia.
Clement C Riddle. Esq. Louis AJ Godey, Esq.
Sears C. Walker, Esq. Geo. Rex Graham, Esq.
J. LEANDER STARR, Manager and General
Asr-nt for the United States and British N. A.
Colonies.
CO The? Suhsr libera, having been appoint
ed Agents for th;s Company in the Town ol Fay
etteville, are jnepared eflect Life Insurance, and
to furnish all desired information and explanations
on the subject. STARK & PEARCE, Agents
Fayttevjlle, Nov. 22, 1845. 353-1 f.
ODU FELLOWS1
?312lLS SCHOOL.
THIS Institution i now opened nnd -r the superm
tendance of Mrs Julia M. Billups, a Lady favora
bly known to the puS'14 for her attainments and
qualifications as a ri:er and disctplinatian
i'he plan adopted by thisl nsfitution is su h as has
received the approbation of the best Scholars in
Europe, and so far as it is known in this Country,
has been entirelv snecesslu'.
The price of Tuition is 3 per quarter, and 25
cents adrfiti-tnal for contingencies payable in ad
vance. All th- Books used in the School are fur
nished free of charge.
Application for admission must be made to Jas.
G. Cook.
A. A. T. SMITH,
JOHN McRAK.
WARREN WINSLOW,
J. M.STEADMAN,
J G. COOK,
Committee..
Fayetteville. Jan. 10. 1846. 360 if.
FOR SALE.
I WISH tesel! my land Iving on Big Roekfish,
being alHviit 000 acres of frood turpentine land,
with a good stream for carrin? It to market, navi
gable at a ny time while there is wat r eroii:h for
boats to run be tween Fayetteville and Wilming
ton. Title indisputable.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS.
July 1. 1845. 333-tf.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
ALL persons, vv itlu nt distinction, w ho are indebt
ed to me, are hereby requested to s-ti!e th4 jr ac
counts ai ear! v a possible ; ami th-y are herebv
noti6ei that such s ttleinent must be made, by cash
or note, by the 1st of May nex, as further indul
gence cannot be given.
MALCOLM B. GILL1?.
March 7, 1845.
I.N D E M N I T Y
Against loss or damage by Fire.
THE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPANY.
CAPITA $ 105,000.
Office m (J rand near Fiii Streelt tVilliam$
burg, opposite the City of.Yete York.
Jgency Office, IVelh Building, 62 Wall at.,
JTeu York.
DIRECTORS :
1 I ... rw t
Abr'm T.Coskorck,
Andrew (J. Benedict
Frederick W. Favre
Je remiah Johnson '
John Skillman '
Saml. Willet.'
ptichoJas Wvckoff.
i
Francis Steinheii,
Si ml H. Clapp,
Job. i Leo gelt ,
Ch9. O. Handy,
Lo.nccl Richardson,
LEMUEL RICFIARDSON. Pres't.
Asdrkw B. Hobges, Sec'ry.
WASHINGTON POST, Agent, New York,
THE Williamsburg Fire Insuranre Company,
: i . ? . . I - '
navins oeen incorporated bv an act otthe Levis a
lure of the State of New York, for the purposes
of Fire Insurance, the Directors offer to Insure their
fellow-citizens throughout the United States
Against Loss or Damage by Fire,
On Buildings, Good and Merchandise, and Per
sonal Property generally, assuring tbem that the
affairs ol the Company, shall be conducted with
sucn tairncss, canonr and liberality as they trust
sucn tairness, cannor and liberality as they t
win entitle it to puhifccnnfidence ana patronu
The S'ibriler, Agent for the above Com
pany, will give any further information that may
oe uesirea nv inose w no wish io insure.
JAMES MAR TINE, Agent,
Hay Street.
Feb. 3, 1845.
31 1-tf.
Wuuiiu respectiui
ly inform the citizens
of Fayetteville and the public
generally, that he has taken
the stnnd recently occjpied
by E.J. Clark, on Gillespie
Slreet,5 doors South of the
Market Square, where he will
inanulacttire and ke.-n enn.
startly on hand an assortment of
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
Persons wishing to purchase would o well to
call and examine his stock before purchasing else
where, as heis determined to sellas cheap as any
other manufacturer in the State.
BAKERS of an entirely new pattern.
K.jJMNtjr done in the fastest style, and best
manner.
Aug. 17, 1344.
6l-y.
FOR SALE,
Chirac iii boxe-s; Raisins in whole and half boxes
Superior French Brandy and Poit Wioe.
u c W. AltLAURirS.
Dec. 13, 1845. 356-tf.
FIFTY DOLLARS
TTT TT71 TTr f "l-Trs. T-f-tv
jJXi LBj VV i.UuJULP
Runaway on the morning of the 24th inst . mv
negro man JAMES, commonly called James Bow
man, Jr., hy trade u Cabinet JVluker. Said fellow
is a very dark mulatto, 23 5ears of age, about 5
teet S inches high, very likely, sloiit and well
made, with a si ifT beard. No particular mark re
collected, xcept that one of the fingers of his left
hand has recent!" been very sore, and a verv pecu
liar exniession of his eyes. He has a blue'Broad
cloth Frock Coat, with fine buttons ; blue sattinet
pants, and figured Marseilles vest ; a grey stlincl
coat, with pockets outside, and metal button.; a
brown Canil.-l Cloak with green lining j a black
fur Hat, .md many other old clothes.
I will give a reward of 2 5 to any person appre
hending and securing said fellow, if taken up in
this State, and fJ30 if taken up and secured any
where without the State. Said fel ov is verv
cunning and plausible, can read and write, and
may have provided himself with a forged pass or
,ree papers. J HN VV. BAKER.
Fayetteville, Feb. 28, 1846. -367.
REMOVAL.
D. BZcO.I.Z.I7BZ,
iAILOU, '
Jas.
Mas removed his Es
tablishment from his laic
stand, to the store next
door wet of the Gnpe
Fesir Bank, recently oe
rtipied by Mr Wrn. J.
Anderson. He vv ill
wwrrant bii woik io be
equal to any in the
HTu lace, and charges as
modem te.
Nov. 22, 1845.
34-tf
State of North Carolina Moore county.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Setsions Jan.
Term. 1S46.
I Archibald Ray and others, r,Mf:,;r,
I . of slaves
James J. snd Saml
. iv ay. y
Same vs. Same, Petition for partition of lauds.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant, J.raei J Ray and Samuel Ray,
arc not inhabitants of this State; it is therefore or
dered by lb'.-C turt, that publication be made io the
v,.rtl. Carolinian lor six weeks for said defendants
to appear at the next term of i.nr Court of P!as
,.,d Q-uarter Sessions, to be he'd lor the county i f
!o-re, "t the Court I loose in Carihage. on the 4th
Monday of April nest, and plead, answer, or dem ir
to said petition. o:henvis- the petitions shuil ba
taken pro conf.-sso and heard t xparte.
Witness, Alexaod- r C. Curry, Clerk of our said
Court at Oti.cc, the Uh Monday i -i January, A. 1.
(846. A. C. CURRY.C.C. C.
March 7, 1840. 363 Ct-pd.
ROOTS & SHOES.
THE fubscriber returns thaoks to bis patrons
and customers for the Ut.erul encouragement he has
received, and sol. cits a continuance of their Utt:
Hi sb-.p is t the old stand on Person sfr.- r,
.h'rcctlv opposite Geo McNeill's Store, where be is
r. rared to make to order or repair fine and coarse
BOOT and SHOES. b 'ih for g-mlemeo ami
ladie-, I" the roost approved and modem styles,
fie assures so. b as will fivor him with their cus
tom that he will warrant bis work to be done in
the bes' manner, of ibe best mat- rials, and by the
b. st workmen. He feels conS lent thai any woik
Dai.ing ut ol hi hands cann. t be surpass.-d by
!jn y !oie hre or cl.-ewhere ; and he hopes be cl.se
api.!it;ation to business and a studious effort to
nlease, to continue to receive a fair share f public
jLom-e. MALCOM FAULK.
Favettevillc, Feb 14, 1S1G 365 tfr
IFire Proof Koofs.
THE undersigned is rendy to conir. c 1 1 -r the cov
ering of roufs of buil linos uith tin, topper, i.r
zinc, and n il! execute promptly any work be may
contract for, and for small profits.
June 21, 1845. 33a-tf. F. T. WARD.
Just Received on Consignment,
French Brandv,
Holland Gin,"
American Brandy,
40 boxes No. 1 Soap.
A.M.CA.MrUELL.
March 15. 1845. 316-tf
J. W. BAKEK
IS now re- i-ing his -large and
general ssoftin-nt of
CHAIRS,
from fine Hair fceat Muhogany,
down to the common Windsor,
purchased by himself for rafrh ai
the inannf.K torie nl Phitadtl
phia. New York, and boston.
which will be sold ns low, ptol-n-than
anv in the n:aikt. Also, a gen
bly
ower.
eral assortment ot (&2&.3Sl.3
rirh Alahoganv frames ; an assortment .l I'lnla
delohia mane Cnrled Ha r MATTRESSES, with
a lursc assortment of
Cabinet Furniture,
Of bis own manufarture, comprising all ll.e arti,
cles usually kept in a Furniture Ware Room, viz ,
Sideboards, Bureaus, Secretary and Book Case?.
Tables, Wardrobes, sprinjr seat and plain Sofas
Divans, Arm Rocktn Chairs, French and Post
Mahojany Bedsteads, curled and bird-ee Maple
do., patent windlass Bedsteads. &c. &c., all cf
which will be sold on the most reasonable term
forCASH, or on time to punctual customers.
Sept. 27, 1345. 344-tt.
STATIONERY- BlNDING.&c.
R. W. HARDIE hJ:v;z
New Books, and St ttionery, together with an en
tire new Book binding apparatus.
He has opened a store next door to ibe Po.-I OT
fice, w here lie v ill be lad to supply his friends sud
customers.
October 4, 1845. 145-y
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
The subscribers having determined to bring their
business to a close I y the first of April, do now of
fer their entire stock of
And (Groceries
at reduced prices, for cash cr exchange foi produi e.
The Groceries consist in par: vf
5 Hhds. Sugar,
25 Bgs Rio Coffee,
10 Tons Iron,
2. RDls. Wiiui.ey,
SOU Sacks Suit,
Together with many other articles w bich it is neod
less'to mention. Call and see tor y.-urs Ives.
COOK & HOEGES.
Jan. 17, 184C. 361 -tf.
THE Subscriber has ji.st received, in addition
to his former Slot k, a variety of low pru id
Calicoes, Kentucky Jeans, Satti
nets, Ladies colM Kid Gloves,
cord and black Kid Slippers and
Buskins. For sale very low.
JNO. D. WILLIAMS.
January 3, 1846. 359-tf
FASHIONABLE TAILORING
31TT
T. D. Atkinson
Respectfully informs his
fricnt's a.nd tuMouifTf, &.
the iihlie genera'Iy, that
he has returneJ to F.iy
rtteviile and rc-romnn-n-cetl
the Tailoring Busi
ii. 8 in the house formerly
occupied by Mr Ni ill Mc
Piierson, on Green stre t.
From past expenenee, he
flatters himself that he can
cjve entire satif fai tion to all wh may lavor turn
with thrir patronage. All work done by birn is
vvarranted to fit well ant! of the best workmanship.
Prices reduced to suit the hardness of the times.
Prict s thus : for plain cloth coals 6, for medium
7, best made coals 57 50 ; pr.nts and vest SI .r.
Bv reducing the pricS, CASH wdl be required
in Please," T. D. ATKINSON.
Feb'y 2, 1846. 4GG-3m.
KEMOVA1L.
THE Subscriber has remove, lto his OLD STAND
in the fire-proof Building, Corner nf Gicen St. r. "d
Market Square, where he will be glad to f.e- his
old friends and customers, and anv who will favor
him with a call. H LEETE.
January 31, 1846 363-tf
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
F not previously !ipsrd rf at private sale,
will be so'd on the lrih lny of March next, :.t
j pub
j rrr,,
lie Autti-n, without res. rve, the following
prnperV : -
One thrt e story Buck House. U teet tront, a-
joining H. Mitchell, north s'ule Hay street.
One three storv P.rirk House. 20 L et Iron', ti.e
r.l n A Rav.
The vacant Lot orn-r f Hay and Window
streets. Also, the store now occupied by Co- k
Hotl-frs.
; The Brick Il..uc now- t.ciopi ! I-y UmH '' .
in which are lo ir lenem. i ts of 2 I- t !ront,cae.i.
tv - r . f.iritit-i
One House ai d If t on M.T.oen uai.t, -
residence o' Dtinca r. McCall.
Periu.ns wi-hing to porehnse w ill co we.l U. ex-
am ne the property. .... gSkoN.
BENJ'N RUSH.
Feb 7, !84G. 264,s
'sfialQ
mi v. lix Bell. late of Saniu-on eotinl v. N
C. has departed this life, and Letters of Adminis
tration have been "ranted to the subscriber, this is
therefore tosive r...u e to t U- next of kin and dis
trihntees of said eslate, that the snbscriber is now
ready to close the same, and pay to tliosc entitled,
their share of said estate.
JOSIAH W ATKINS, Adm'n.
Deo. tO. l4 358-6m.
TIII2 Sl'RI laving ?oiU tie ho'
and lot l.r-e ho l.,s-lafe lime i-s-t tsiifita
school, her. 1 y g' s polite li ct b t . ects t lot'
his conrtct Ln v. ith the school rn lie IF'h l
AJnrch. Thes ioo h-tevrr. will be cn., lima -1
under the joir5! cine .1 Jibn Drsntly md Mr
J.-f-Fel i-tf.iii-. Y c it. a Log i-d inliirafe ot"
(pi'iiatui-i t w i'h io 1 l ml. ii n, I tu : t a
s iiol.r i.i:d U m l. i, 'ii.i i'-io l gi-i rul n ; i n -tion
i.f tie llit r, it i- l)t I cv.-i! M t il tl itl v ill
hcfiulitb in t vt iy t eiin 1 1 l ! sHufy if-ur'y
fourd in fiuh stln t.fs, tie iit ttt cn vni! Le
l.orci-rii Si u s;lur;:.tin to ?!u fh'tdf.
a.CCLTON". -
Feb. 7, !giC.
HAYMOUNT 11IC.II SCHOOL.
Thotieh ile : ul Si i iiu is I at c I .vr lid to i:; i!'"
for the ni fitC of I lii tillio ti,; tcl rt)i, i'rx : iliJ
belief tint ttitiiown it tt r. ss v. i!! I r ti'ir1' f-d-varrtd
by eni-h fin i r;;.riui o riif, U;ty Imtc n'n
Wtonht il.it it til lrit r .-rrve the ir.tei f is .1 i- M
t ho p;:i v i i ttise to iiliouir.e He f-tlotJ, 1 -
nii.ti- ; neially ad v;i t: ' :i ei.ns to tie i lie.
It is tie rarni r-rsire I the mj! -m i il-t ,-
tain the priscr.t itpratiin c! il ' srho. I,
ctiiiij-lisli lli ! j'lt ro'li it; I U- It t'
bv lleio i.t aiirt'llol! ai.d .1 ' i i t t.o ;. I t: j
ani-e t p. n do.
Tin y w ill take care to maitilaiu a firm :
prr i!iscipline, Pl'.d will exert !l.n s!xr
i!h ii .-i ln i.l ;i Hrr'liV '!'' i-'i r till, hit f
to St:s-
ii:. tl. r :
. ; 1 t r
ir pro-
: li-aU :
i nt r .
The M atlii mali a io:-.nr'n;t'nt :l In t inilri tt I
ly Mi S'n i,h, the Class-ieai ! Mr il-isflit. m-.!
oil lilt i i.t hi
tif St il civ.
be p.iid by ! till to 1 1 c I'.i Ii; 1. 'ij ;.:ul
Ti e -c kool will oi'
ii ' n tut- V I ti .'.-.it i rr.M.
J E P. .Ml'i H.
JOHN J. Di.AN'i LY.
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Ft hruai v 7, ' i-4C.
DOZEN line Old White Potl W itu ,
for Medieinnl putpnse?-, for srle bv
JNO. D. WIl i.i;ms.
laiiiiaty Z, 1 SI.". ;: -l!
MUTUAL.
Croton Insurance ''t;mjrriy.
OfHco, No. 35 Wal! find,
AtijoiJimg the .Met hanirs' Kan!.. :: ' ' ty
.Nfiv Vork.
THIS Company In ores Marim , Irhii. i TTnvi
gaiion, Trant-portatmp, and Fire Ills; ', l'y i!
Chatter the proti's aic to be -ail bs.t k To t'-t ;-
snretl, in iroportion to the riu.oK-ft ot I'li-uiirir.-puid
by them r spectiv. ly. Tic inlrs ii.iitn
of Insurance "ill be mdeiti!e and b- :
assuicd subject to nt rtpinstbi!jv.
TRUSTEE
James Tiarpp',
Edward llii-hartUon.
Jam' s Phal ell,
S A Law rent e,
Edwin RTremain,
S M CrandalL
John Breasttt ,
Charles L
Vie,
udoc !; I'i'.-.t t,
George (' 1 't It ; y
Lot inir A 1. 1: i l: -,
Jt.st p'i L Ni i: ' "-,
1 ,eona i tl A ; ' i I.e.
Asa S C'n ; r .
James Ciuik shni.k, Ji.hn J Htr.itk,
J Leander Stair, -A braltuu- V-.: !
I 5t,
William BCmni?, J.hn H !.;- !;,,
Hcrniui. D Gr.uld, Sa.. t" I i v . !
Thcdoe A Mcji-r, Jrn-.e- ( . . ! ,
Cyrus Chenery, ET iii n -,
Lawrence Hill, Geo:' ' i,,-. '.-,
W H Townseml, Tl .-m - ? i ,. .
Robert Lane, Go iui . :i
John T Gilchrist. Wil.iat-i i
J H Snydnm.
SAMUEL A.LAWRK.X ;J. , ,
JOSEPH B. NONE.-, V. . 1 . v
NICHOLAS C A I J I ! ( ) L I , , S , i ' v .
Capi. SAML. CANDLER, Mann- I- ,P.
Also. I,ip. for 4'L!..yd" f...- t!;e f.,i , ( . 't
IO 'I he? untie rf-igntti, ns Agei,t.- i !
nb'ive Cunipnuy, will l,r f.o;iseJ !r tec ivt
plicutioitH lor Jii.i.inir.-.
STARK & VllA'ilCi:
Fayetteville, Sept. 27, 1 6-1 ?. 1 5 - tf.
LANDS AND MILLS
FOR SAJl
THE suhsciiberofiers for Mile 140 ,, t, a ,.f AIS t"
together with bis Giist and Saw MILLS, tn P..
vcrCrctk, in Moore county. To pfrsots ft.-:-',
rous of inveslirir a smnll cnpital in fooftt r'y r f if.:,
kind, a more favorable ppoi'tisii') seirimn vit'i-vr
Thee Lund.-- nre rn.t o.n! -u 1 n a ! i " as ali'o;ii i
abi-nrlanee e.f the bc.-t tin. L' r in th- Countiv," I n!
th ir protlnttivi ness rer.t!"rs tbrm btglilv i'n r:r:A,'
for purposes of Cultivat inn. rl I - htrtnin i- mi
failinr,he gri-'t Mill is the very hist in the .' :i
and the Savv Mil! ifMvitl.i- t v. o r.t.d ;-. 1-1 i-
of a fteani on whitu L'.ii.l-f r ::, :v ; ; -
the Cafe Feor almost evry eiM-ti. j-i ;',
besides the benlth f-ft!:n tf.iiriv ' s '
Lands ami Mills on increased v ai' : .v j- y. ,
of a similar kind in the lower co::i:!:. '.
apply to HUGH A. f .V! !? "V.
Monre couniy. F b. 28 l4C. . "A-7 -
NEW MUSIC?
JUST receivtd, r.rnon a lot of popular .,.'
folltw'ng Airs, Qu'cf-tepF, Zn- :
Oi caii Wave Q.uicktep,
Bordeit's "
Casieauxs " '
Ile'vil'a " '
Dra w ing-ro in Po'k.:1,
1 he Enehitntres,
L.-iinoi.t of the Irirh Etuirpnt,
A Home ihat I ! ve,
Ii the days v. he! t e went G'p "
The Cloeen of the Fuiry Lr n'l,
JVnf t. ihl Wa'tr,
Ethiopian Cuadri ies.
For snl-bv f. V. UARi iL,
JVr,rch7, 1-3 ;6, 3'.
T!j.? 7ii!4.cri..-r liuvi'i2 quali;ie j s AdrnirnM
tor, with the aenexci!, i.f Alurcn-k 'tl.
i dCC't', f'-r fy n.iiu. u.i irrxrs inn. i.io io
j octa-e'i, to come iorwr.ni ar-G pay tneir iei
I il(. I'-, f'uthrr o-Mifi. all peijr s , i
, !:.i:rs iv:;::is-: .i. ui i-.iS' o, io pre, nt
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tnoiit'.t,
tlersce ,,f Mnrd.-ck MtLecc', flee1
will expose to 4bi'.-!f the peri-h
loniin: to saiH leeca :', t o
eatlle, ol'ccp, iioss, co.it.f du r,
tiC. A cr'-fl't of f'X i r,,'':- ., i
eh'oers. I vv":!l t'?0 h''rr r.iv -(
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tintil the first dav of Jnnsr-.-. n-n t
plant aiions. Bond and fturjivwi'l SJ r- o
WM. L McIIAttMl,
A. in;':-, vv .tii vrr.: i
March 7, 1346. 3G3-?t.
GARDEN
J. R. GEEth
SEEDS
j:t r r et iert n
of ?!' kind? of
' e-'P, c
warranted quality and low t rice
Feb. 28, 1816.
5 L- -.
360-tf
2
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