gf MjrrHj 1111 Carolinian,
"CHARACTER iS A9 IMPORTANT TO STATES AS IT IS TO INDIVIDUALS; AND THE GLORY OF THE STATE IS THE COMMON PROPERTY OF ITS CITIZENS. 99
per
BY Wl H BAYNE
MALLEABLE IRON,
rrarnae Makers use. A "ooa as-
.Jjm'ent always onliand, and for sale at one cent
pound advance ... u. e-
W.
PRIOR.
October 25, 1845.
349-tf.
IMPORTANT
HOTCHKISS'
Vertical Water Wild.
THE Subscribers having witnessed the success
ful operation of the-e wheels, were induce! to pur
Sme right of using them,,, the '?'
Carolina; I Ihev now oner
-..1,1. at FIFTY dollars, or
f r sale individual
rights for a whole
county, on reasonable terms.
B be'"" cncrally adopted in the Northern
States, these wheels arc coming into genera! ire
in . -southern States. We have sold about 100
Rights, VI f which are in succ ssful operation in
(jri,,,..rlan.l enmity.
Tlvs wheel are more durable, and more easily
L,..,t i i order whn properly put together than the
,lt't,er be-l. They wilt save one-third of the
' ,..r a idruuw ll in back wat- r, when th re is
it I'l ah e. I rii; speeti otuiesaw ia mbriascu
V 'n re th in double the strokes per minute.
W reler, am n other?, to the following gentle
. ,, sou,.; of whom have had the wheels in npcra
tio i 12 m uths or tnre; and from many of them,
and othe-s, we have received certificates expressing
tli. ir inr'' approbation of the superior advantages
.,f ilies-'over the flutter wheel, and statins that
their saws will cut 250' 30' ' , 35oO, and even as
hi-h s 5 '00 feet per day, and save one-third of
the water.
FaYE rTEMLI.fi.
A Grah.on.
ClJMUKIlLAS'n.
Col Alex. Murchison,
Cliri.-t"hor Munroe,
L.ENOIII.
John William, Esq.
Thomas House,
Jesse Lassiter.
Jos KS.
James McDano I.
Craves.
John Bryant.
Columbus.
Al. William,
(Nil A S MeN-i
F.iriihard Smil'i,
John McDaniel
John Evans,
J V How II.
Bi.adem
Gen. J. unes McKay,
Robert Melvin,
S N Richardson,
Thoui is C. Smith,
I-a.u: Wright,
John Smith.
Samfsom.
O T Birksdal-.
Patrick Murphy,
John II. Spearman,
Lot Williamson.
Robeson.
W C McNeill.
Richmond
John C. McLaurtn,
John L . Fairley.
Anson.
J R Reid, Millwright.
A Bauchum.
C ASWEI.L.
Win. Rnsl.
J T Dodon, Millwright
Chatham.
Cole & Br antlv,
Smith & Pollen,
N Cli22-
Wake.
S Beasly,
Johnston.
Jesse T Leach.
Itardv Royal.
New Hanover.
James M arpliy,
Cliarb s Henry.
Robert A man.
GnEKNK.
Thorn :n looker.
Be a if fort.
B rill tnyrn,
Mr Arnold-
Duplin.
Lewis Her'nis,
Jain-s Jarmait,
I
GCTILFORD.
r
Pitt.
John Joiner,
Dr. Robert and
Richard Williams.
others in different parts of tl.e
H;ni-l Moore.
Bei les many
ST.'.VV.i t. .trvonlv hi vh character, tlfSiib
scriber- fuel justified in offering these Wheels to
public, t'h. y will keep on hand a supply ol
wh ,.5s ado,,' ed'to high or low heads at Fayettev.lle
Wi'mi.tgtou, Newlv rn ana ;
Mr JamT T. Do Ison, of Caswell, has th-m lor sale.
V.. ...utioii all neisons through I lie Oiaie agaiuoi
p ,vii any perso-i but ourselves, or our authorized
T .u ,i.,M f usiii'' these wheels.
a."1"" '" " . .... . . . , ir :.i.
NO r ICS
1 ) MILLW Itlvj-tl l o. ii yuo
:.. ,nnr. fives ,vith ntittinjf in
em tinvon ii
t't.-se Wlte
I as we now wish to empio ic.uo
K0 in ibis busines n
d'tteront parts ol meoiaie.
niiNCAN McNeill.
ARCll'D M eL ATI CHLI N .
A A M cK ETHAN,
Fav. ttev.Ile, January 31 1816. 36Vtf
Fire iProof Kools.
THE undersigned is ready to contract for the cov
ering of roofs" of buildings with tin, copper, or
zincm! will execute promptly any work he may
Contract for, and tor small proms.
June 21, 1845. 330-tf. F. T. WARD.
TrKOULD respectful.
VV ly inform the citizens
of Fayetteville andthe public
generally, that he has taken
the stand recently occjpicd
by E.J. Clark, on Gillespie
Strcet,5 doors South of the
'Market Square, where he will
-rs-"" manufacture and kep con
stantly on hand an assortment of
TIN A SO SHEET IRON WARE.
Persons wishing to purchase would o well to
call and examine hisstock before purchasing else
where, as heis determined to sellas cheap as any
olh'r manufacturer in the State,
BAKERS of an entirelv new pattern.
ROOFING done in the lastest style, and best
in inner. Also GUTTERING.
Aiis. 17. 1844. 261-v.
THK subscrib-r off-rs his sevices to the citi
zimk of Fayettt ville, as Carpenter and Contractor,
and hopes lv prompt attention to business to share
a part of the puMic patronage. G. W. ROSE.
July VJ, i!M5. 335-tf.
State of North Carolina ftladrii county.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Jas. J. McDugalJ
aat io .i i 0r,S"al Attachment.
Win. I.. CorneM.
1T..r PPa'inS to lh ati8ractior. of the Court
that Win b. Cornell s a non-resident of this State
it is therefore ordered by the Court that publication
be made in the North Carolinian, published at
Fayetteville, for six weeks, for him to appear at
the next term of said Court, to be held for tn
county aforesaid at Elizabethtown,on the 1st Mon
day of November next, and replevy or plead, or
judgment will be entered by default, and the effects
secured by the Garnishment, condemned to satisfy
the plaintiff's demand.
Witness, Heman H. Robinson, Clerk of
Court, at office in Elizabethtown, the 1st Monday
in August, A.D. 1846, and in the 7fst year ol
American Independence.
HEMAN H. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Oct. 3. 1846 398-6t. price adv. 83 85.
Tallow "Wanted.
The highest market price will be giren for SOj
uuu ib. of rood Ta low, by
J. D. WILLIAMS
Oct. 10, 1846. 393-tf. 1
New, cheap & attractive Route
TO THE
NORTHERN CITIES,
STEAMBOAT MOUNT VERNON.
From Acquia Creek to Baltimore,
Whole Fare, from Baltimore to Petersburg,
IPour Dollars Only.
TRAVELLERS going Noil l are advised that
the New, Quick and Splendid Si earner, MOUNT
VERNON, Capt. C. W.Gunnell, now runs from
Acquia Creek to Baltimore every Monday and
Thursday, in connexion with the Richmond and
Petersburg, and Richmond and Fred-ricksburg
Railroads.
The Mount Vernon leaves Acquia Creek imme
diately on the arrival ol the Cars, and Passengers,
by this Line reach Baltimore at Ihe same price, anu
some hours earlier than those by the James River
ami Bay Boats.
They al?o avoid the dangers ot sea-sicKness anu
Ihe uncertain tif s of ih wide and rouirh portion ol
the Bay between Old Point Comforc and the mouih
ol Potomac, and make the trip oeiweee rtin
Creek and Baltimore in o weio and splendid Steam
boat, unsurpassed in strength, speed, beauty or com
fort, bv any Boat south of Philadelphia.
ICJ or lurlher parucu'ars, or a nroun x iciv -ets,
apply at the Office of the Richmond and Pe
tersburg Rail Road Company to the
1 ICIvli 1 AUKMl.
July 25th, 1846. 38S-3mo.
FOR SALE.
I WISH tosell my land lying on Big Rock fish,
bcin about 2000 acres of good turpentine land.
with a ood stream for carrying ,t to market, navi-
able at any time while there is water enough for
boats to ru.t between f ayetteviue and winning
ton. Title indisputable.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS.
July 12, 1845. 333-tf.
Croton Cloth for Coats; Drap-
tl'cle, brown Linens, Drills and Stripes for
Pants ; cheap Balzorines and Beragcs ;
' Mourninr & half do. Muslins ;
" Lawns and Mus'ins ;
Gents' fine black Silk Scarfs ;
' " fancy do.
iir.i. Skirts and corded ditto. &c. &c., for sale by
W. G. MATTHEWS.
Mav 9, 1846, 377 -tf.
MINIATURES.
The subscriber would respectfully announce to
the citizens of Fayetteville, that, owing to his im
paired state of health some three weeks ago, he
havinir retired to the country, has now returned to
this naco aaain, where he purposes remaining a
short time, in order to give all an opportunity of
piocuring correct Likenesses of themselves and
friends, in his superior stjle.
Being connected with several of the most suc
cessful Daguerreotype establishments in the State
of New York, he" has advantages, enjoyed by
but few artists.
Portraits taken in a superior and greatly tm
proved style, perb ctly true to nature, of very fine
tone, gilded and colored so that no climate will af
ted them in the least.
Portraits of sick or diseased persons taken at
their residence if required.
Particular attention iv n to those who may
w ish to engage in this beautiful art.
Instructions, with all the latest improvements,
apparatus and stock fu nished on reasonable terms.
For further information enquire at his room, 4
doors west of Briggs' Hotel.
He u jllonfv remain two weks longer, at the
most, and would in that time be glad to see all
who desire a good likeness.
J.L.BRYAN.
Aug. 22, 1846.
MONUMENTAL
MARBLE FACTORY.
The subscriber respectfully informs his fellow
citizens and the pubic in general, that he has
opened, nearly opposite the Post OHice, a Factory
of lh above description, where orders hr Monu
ments, Tombs, or Grave Stones ol any description
will meet every attention. Painters can be sup-
ftlied with paint stones and innllois. From his ex
ncrience in the business, he believes himself com
petent to ive satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage.
Fayetterille, July 18, 1S46. 3S7-6m-pd
J. N. BAIRD
HAVING determined to locate permanently in
Fayetteville, will devote his undivided attention to
me' practice of Dentistry in Fayetteville, andthe
surrounding counties. , .
When in Fayetteville, he will De louno ai unggs
Hotel, and all orders from the country, for his ser
vices, w ill be promptly attended to.
ne can exhibit the most satiPiacmry remeuiw,
as to character and practical skill in his profession.
At'2.8, 1846. 390-1 v.
?L . J resufne k SCHOOL on Monday the 19th
vVMober, 1846. ,
Oct. 17, 1846. 400-6t.
NOTIflTC l9 l.?rebT Siven application
i1 V . lyj "'H t"8 ode to the next General
Assembly of North Carolina, forlhe p," of an
act to emancipate Samuel Mackey.his wife and
five children. . 400-3t
FAYETTEVILLE, SATURDAY,
100,000 Acres Valuable
TI133P.
FOK SALE.
THE Subscriber has purchased all the LANDS
belonging to t he Estate of Abram Dubois, dee'd.,
lying principally in Robeson county, and on both
sides of Lumber River, the different surveys con
taining over ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
ACRES ; a large part finely Timbered, and con
vcuient to Lumber River, where a large quantity
et Timber is now rafted to the Georgetown mar
ket. These lands are very valuable both for the
Timber and Turpentirre, for which purpose a large
part ia well suited, being in a region where the
Turpentine yields more abundantly than any other
section of the State. The Lands will be sold at a
low price, and in quan'ities to suit purchasers.
Imputation respecting the title can be obtained
by applvingto the Hoi. Robert Strange, James C
Dobbin, Esq., A A T Smith, Esq., (Attorneys at
Law.)
f understand there are many trespassers on these
lands, to all of whom notice is hereby given, that
the law will be enforced against all such offenders.
Application fr any part of the Lands can be
made to myself, or to John Winslow, Esq., who
will be duly authorized to make sale r.f the same.
THOS. J. CURTIS.
Fayetfeville, N. C, March I, 1845. 314-tf.
FAYETTEVILLE AND WARSAW
STAGE LINE.
THE Subscriber having taken the management
of the above Line, flatters himself that by
putting on a new Hack, better stock, and "travel
ling up," all who may give it a trial will be belter
pleased than heretofore.
Under the present arrangement, leave Fayette
ville on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday, at 4
o'clock, p. m., and arrive t Warsaw in time to
take the trajn for North or South.
Leave Warsaw Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at'.er the arrival ot the train from both ways,
Passenger j enter at Brisss' Hotet.
JACKSON JOHNSON, Agent.
Favetteville, July 5, 1846. 376-tf.
FOR SALtV
THE subscriber offers for sale about Four
Hundred Acres of Pine Land, situated in
Bladen county, on the east side of the Cape Fear
River, within a mile and a half and three miles of
the river. Said land is well suited to the Turpcn
tine. Tar. and Timber business.
For further information and terms, apply to the
subscriber. FKEU'K B. GAUSK.
Bladen county. April 18, 1846. 374-tf.
Gardner & IMEcKetlian,
HAVE lately made considerable improvement in
their style of Work ,and have now on hand a G-N
liRAL ASSUtt l-.VlE.iN y, consisting ot
Carriages, Barouches, Buggies,
Gigs, Sulkcys, Waggons, &c.
Which for elegance of shape and finish, and dura
bilitv. will compare with ar.y made in the U States
Persons wishing to buy, would do well to call
and examine our work, as we have d:termined to
sell LOW for Cash, or approved notes.
Having in ourernpmy first rate miths, 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
ul work m nship and materials, for one year.
idTr REPAIRING faithfully executed at short
notice, and on reasonable terms.
Fayetteville, February 8, 1 846. y.
ComielPs Pain Extractor.
From two to eiht times cheaper than before
or nothing if the user is not delighted with it.
An article that every family must consider in
dispensable when they know its power and value,
and which has heretofore been sold too high to
reach a'l classes, has now been reduced in price,
witli a view that rich and poor, high and low, and
in fact every human being may enjoy its comforts ;
and all who get it shall have the price returned to
them if they are not delighted with its use. We
assert without the possibility of contradiction, that
all burns and scalds, every external sore, old or
fresh and all external pains and aches, no matter
where, shall be reduced to comfort by it in five min
utes saving life, limb or scar. N burn can be
fatal if this b applied unless the itals are destroy
ed by the accident. It is truly magical to appear
ance in its effects. Enquire for "Connell's Magi
cal Pain Extractor Salve," at Comstock &.Co's, 2l
Courtland sr., New York. Price 25 cents or four
times as much for 50 cents, and near ten times as
much for a dol'ar.
Caution Be sure and get Connell's, as coun
terfeits and worthless appear under other names.
See that it is direct from Comstock & Co., or never)
touch it. 1
1-, l t ! f . 1 e " I
r or saif wnoiesaic oy vomiocK et uo, i 1 orn;
and by S J Hinsdale; Atkins & Co. Clinton; Ein
stein & Bro., Kinstou ; Bass &. Sullivan, Kenans-
ville; D G Patterson, Little Rockfish; McDowal &.
Co, Elizabethtown.
COMSIOCK & CO'S VERMIFUGE.
The best and surest of all Vermifuges is nov
for sale in this place by S. J. Hinsdale : Atkins 1
Co, Clinton ; Em-stein & Bro., Kinslon ; Bass 4
Sullivan, Kenansville; D G Patterson, Little Rock
fish; and McDowal &Co, Elizabethtown.
MORE GOOD THINGS
Four doors above the Post Office.
HE has just received from Petersburg and Wil
mington, a fresh assortment : '
5 Boxes Raisins,
19 Half boxes do.
20 qr. boxes do.
5 Kegs Boston Crackers,
1 Tierce Rice,
4 Tubs Goshen Butter,
20 Jars fresh Prunes.
I Bbl. pickled Berf Tongues,
130 jars pickled Onions and assorted pickles
Walnut Catsup in pint bottles,
1 case Black Tea, good, in J lb. papers,
16 boxes fresh Candies, j
1 bbl. Currants, j
- 18 Jars Canton preserved Ginger, '
And a variet- of fancy articles. Also, a fresh ap
ply of ICE. He will be glad to see the ladies nd
gentlemen on Monday at the Cream Saloon, i&e
weather permits. - " ;
Also, 5 dozen gentlemen walking Canesjid
HncoHrase Home Manufactures
patrol stick.
July IS, 1846. 17
-tf-
OCTOBER 31. 1846.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
THE Subscriber, having taken that large and
commodious brick building, formerly known
as the Planter's Hotel, respectfully informs li-s
frienas and the public, that be is prepared to ac
commodate TRAVELLERS and i. liter in the
best manner ; the building having been thorough-
y repaired and properly furnished for that pur
pose.
1 helSorthcrn and Southern Staves stoD at this
House.
Connected with the I Intel, and a few vards dis
tant, are f-xtensiveStables, which will he attended
by careful and experienced Ostlers.
WM. W. BRIGGS.
Fayetteville, Nov. I, 1845. 350-tf.
New and Fashionable
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
a- w. smith:
Would respect
fully inform Ihe citizens
of Fayetteville that he has
returned from New York
and is now prepared to
make up garments in the
latest New York ttyle,
and superior in point of
cut and workmanship, to
any that have been got up
in the town of Fayette
ville. N.B. He will be found at all times on Gillespie
street, next door to Hinsdale's, over Mr Alex. M.
Johnson's.
Oct. 10, 1846. 399 -tf.
JOSEPH S. DUNN offers his ser-
vices as undertaker and builder, to the citizens or
others, disposed to contract for building or jobbing
Terms liberal.
THE NAUTILUS
(MUTUAL)
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office No. 68 Wall Street.
THIS Company, recently organized upon the
improved and deservedly popular principle
oi mutual Assurance, win counne us Business ex
clusively to Insurance on Lives.
It commences with a capital of SaO.OOO. which
will be continually augmenting as its business in
creases, l he rates ot Jrremium correspond with
those of other American companies.
One of the peculiar advantages attending Insur
ance with this company is, that al! the assured
share annually in its profits, and are interested in
its success, tor its charter provides " 1 hat each and
every member shall be annually credited with his
proportional share ot the amount ot premiums
earned, after deducting losses and expenses, but
in no case shall his share ot loss exceed the amount
of such premium." Xliese earned premiums or
profits will be safely invested by the company con
stituting a permanent fund, annually augmenting
for the benefit and security ot all parties interested.
The Kales of Insurance on One Hundred, on
a Single Jujje :
One Year. Seven -ears
Age.
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
SO
77
91
fO
31
36
69
91
96
32
35
$0
0
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I
88
SI
1
2
2
o
3
3
4
5
7
6
77
64
36
95
20
73
CO
74
00
o
2
4
95
12
36
53
83
96
l9
21
91
TRUSTEES
Janus D P Ogden,
James Brwn,
H W Hicks,
A Norre,
D A Comstock,
P M W t more,
Henry K Bogart,
A Wbodhull,
R L Taylor,
EC Center.
James Harper,
James Reyburn,
Wm H Aspinnrall,
Thos W Ludlow,
Leonard S Saurez,
A M Merchant,
John Cryder,
Schuyler Livingston,
Spencer S Benedict,
Richard Irvin,
Loring Andrews.
Thos B Richards,
JAMES
D.P.
OGDEN. President.
A. M. MERCHANT, Vice President
lewis KENTON, secretary.
Pliny Freeman, Actuary.
icy The above company have established an
Agency in Fayetteville, and the undersigned are
ready 10 receive propositions for the Insurance of
Lives, and to furnish forms of Applications.
Dr. James T. Gilliam h-s been appointed the
Medical Examiner of the Company.
Applications for L;fe Insurance in the Nautilus
Mutual Life Insurance Company, and for Insur
ance against Fire, and also for Marine Rjks in
the Augusta Insurance and Banking Companv, if
made to us, will be promptly attended to. Their
rates are as low as any other good compnni s.
E. L. & W. WINSLOW.
Fayetteville, Jtfar. 7, 1846. 368-tf.
NEW CARRIAGE
REPOSITORY
THE Subscribers take this metiiod of informing
the public, that they have commenced the
Carriage Manufacturing Business.
And intend to carry it on in all its various branches
tay
Coaches, Coachees, Chariotces
Barouches. Buggies, Gigs and
Sulkeys.
Ofthemost modern and apr roved style. With
several years experience by one of the Principals,
in one of the largest Manufactoiies in the Northern
States, they feel no hesitation in saying, that noth
ing shall be wanting to make their Work equal to
any put up here or elsewhere. They hope that by
unremitted attention to business, to merit a "oner
ous share of public patronage. They assure the
public that no pains have or will be spared to pro
cure the best materials the surrounding country af
fords. They have completed and in progress o.
completion, several Vehicles of the latest fashions,
which they offer at prices in conformity with the
present pressure of the times.
tfZJ All Work warranted for twelve months.
Their Establishment is at tbc foot of the hill, op
posite Liberty Point. '
SIMPSON & McLAUCHLIN.
Fayetteville. Dee. 27, 1845. 358-y
R EPAIRING done at the shortest notice,
n the neatest manner, and at the lowest prices.
CONSUMPTION CURED!!
Homeopathy and Allopatiit iiappilt i rM.
bin kd. Consumption can be cured are words that
lor years have solely been applied to Dr. Tavloi's
Genuine Balsam of Liverwort fiom 375 Loer
o which invaluable luedicine they arc p cu!iai'l
applicable, but have been copied and ucd by oth
ers.
Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort has cured and
. licved over 4,0HU reisoits ol Consumption,
Liver Complaint, Coughs, Spitting ot LUooi!, t'ol''s,
Dyspepsia, ilenricy, Palpitation, Uioiichlti-, "r
which C"inpi:ints, when taken in time, this medi
cine has lor ears proed a specific.
We believe that no one should tie of these djj-
eass, and if those who ihink their lives worth pre
serving would at once use this remedy at-coiding
to directions, the report of deaths fror.i these dis
eases won'd rup icily be diminished. Of the truth
i. f this position we are ready and wi.ling to satisfy
any inquirer, liy the most conclusive certificates,
and by nu nerons living witnesses in every town.
no preier r commenuing im: meuicmc uy word
of mouth to h:iiit their names published. One of
our pati nts recently cur. d took One Doz n Bul
lies to distribute, r-nrclv all comment is hi re yn
necessary with r fere net to its peiff t i fficucv.
Aly brethren of the r rotession use it in their
practice because its wono'eiful cures are the t fleets
of pure ffenuine Pathological principles with
which the Quack or Charlatan has nothing-to V.
They may copy, imitate, counterfeit, &.c , but it i.
alt they can do, and are never to be trusted, as
they are only catch pennies and may setioiisly im
pair the Constitution.
Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort is the happy
combination of Hou.aiopathv and Allopathy. It is
entirely a vegetable extract, and so combined that
only the most minute doses are .taken, of its c n
cenlrated active principles, whose action is nnliki
all other remedies ol the kind, and are so combi
ned, that this Balsam affects simultaneous! v the
circulatory, respiratory and secretory organs, and
increasing the temperature and action ol the re
mote vessels, while it diminishes it in the diseased
vessels and organs of the chest and throat, thus
giving them an opportunity to heal by aiding na
ture in her efforts to throw off disease. In fine,
this remedy is the only one that can with any
certainty be relied on for cure. There are a Iw. v
two Physicians in attendance at the old office, 375
Bowery, to visit and give advice. 1 he Peer are
attended gratis. Buy only as above, and be care
ful toavoid counterfeits and imitations of all kinds
and see Dr. Leed's signature to the steel phii- la
bel on each bottle. Leeds & Hazard. Dni"L ists.
177 Water-street,
MrS. J. Hinsdale has just rec ived a quantity
of thegenuine, to snpply consumers. It is to In-
had also ot U. jw. Patterson, of Little Rockhsh.
June 27, 1846. 384.-'-6 mos
Seasonable Groods.
TEIE subscribers have received in part,
will leceive during the present we U,
1 nd
he
balance ot their
Fall and Winter supply of
G O O B S ,
Embracing a large and general assortment, among
which may be found :
Fine and common blue, black, brown, invisMc
green, and mixed broad Cloths; beaver -I .in-; M'k
and fancy ca?simeres ; sattinets; tweeds and Ker
seys ; Kentucky jeans ; satin vesting ; sili and
worsted do.,- ombre and fig'd cashmeres ; idaid do ;
cashmere robes; muslin dtlains; alpacas; calicoes;
bleached shirting-; blch'dand brown drilling?; bed
ticking; ml, while, green, and m l ow flannels;
caipctings; serges ; fig'd and plain silks; si'k
lidkfs. and cravats ; ginghams ; fine and common
shawls; buttons, combs and tlireiids, in great va
riety ; silk and cotton hosiery and glovi s ; j iconet
and plaid musli-is ; Swiss and book ditto ; laces
and edgings; paddings and canvass ; stocks, col
lars, and bosoms ; cotton arid linen diapers ami
damasks; Irish linens a nd lawns ; plaid linse s ;
col'd cambrics; paper cambrics and selicia ; duffil
and twilled blankets; large Whitney blankets;
elastic suspenders; ladies' and gentlemen's merino
shirts; silk shirts ; apron checks; dimity; plaid
cloakings and cloak linings; furniture prnts ;
white and col'd plains ; brown linen table cloths ;
fine cloth do; green bereg-e ; black vils; cord. l
skirts; linen cambric ; linen cambric hdkfs; fine
brown shirtings and sheetings ; pilot cloths ; low
priced Overcoats and frock coats, by the floz-n ;
fringes and gimps, for trimming; turkey red; shoe
thread. ALSO
Hats, Bonnets, Roots and Shoes,
Umbrellas,
Together with nearly every article usually kept iu
a Dry Goods Store.
As the above goods were bought unusually tow
in the New York and Boston markets, principally
for cash, they can be sob! very cheap. Purchasers
will please call and look.
H. & K. J. JLILL.Y.
Sept 26, 1846. 3i'd-Sw.
ODD FELiroWS' SCHOOL.
THE Trustees announce to the public, that the
Female School, under the supervision of
Cross Crock Lodge, No. 4, will be re-opened on
the 12thday of October. T.ie deserved reputation
of Mrs Billups, as a disciplinarian and instruct
ress, are deemed sufficient t'j injure the patronage
of Parents and Guardians.
TERMS. Three Dol !ars and 25 cents per quar
ter, payable in advance. Owing to she very low
rate of Tuition, no d.-diiction wili b made xcei
in extraordinary cases. 13o..ks, &c. furnished Jr'tt
tf cost.
The Trustees have no hesitation in rcco amend
ing l!iis S hool a one of the very b. St. The plan
ol iiislructi.ni is on Ihe Prussian principle. Appli
cation to be made t j J M Sledmaii, .Secretary and
Treasurer.
J. WINSLOW,
A. A. T. SMITH, I
D. G. McRAE, , Trustees.
J. SMITH,
J. M.STEDMAN I
Oct. 3, 1846.
3D3 tf.
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jliic sujrjriuci n uuiu
spectfully inform the citizens of Fay
ttteville'and the surioanding country,
that he may finw be f't-nnt 1 bis
NSW S8TABUSB1VTE1VT
On Donaldson slr.t I, f'S'tn o. Ihe store
formerlv occupied by Mr Jno. D Starr,
heie he is prepared to make up gar
ments in the latest Paris, London, and
Favetteville stales, superior in point ol cut and
workmanship to any mat can oe maueoo .uC .,ew
York principle, and on that he falters burisell that
he is equal to anv, b. ing in the regular receipt ot
thf last st vies afl'orded by ibe fasbionab'e plales ol
Ibet"de. DANIEL CLARK.
Oct. 17. IS 46. 40(1-11.
lit
My store and dwelling house, and kitchen adjoin
ing, on Hay street, nearly opposite the Postoffice,
now occupied by David Carver, senior. Possession
given on the 1st of November ncx. Any ptrson
wishing- to rent wilt apply toltie subscriber.
I wish to hire a good driver for my wagon team;
none but a sober and industrious band need apply
Oct.l7,-tf THOS. 11. MASSY.
Ml
VoInmeTxmnlci. 4Q2
For sou., five or ix ,he Tuik,
under the lend of their ruleis, have bceu mak
ing rnpiil j-fiirJes towni(U the adoption of
Cr, iitiaii inaiiiicis ;u.l ii1o.ii.. Anion the
fiil iippot lu lit step d thi kind, mitv b
nicutioin-il ihe sid'-iiiion ol Kii'pc;in uniform
nml tiictics; for fhe Tu Km!i Auny. And in
! king over ihe Mil iiu-hi i iu 1 ivpondoiico
ol the (, hut it--..i 11 (Jotinri, gliiliftd upon
the loiluvt in; interesting jm:igi;ih:
"The happy t 'fleet! id ihe iciclit isil of
the semi-lnnbHioiis riii.ee, lluiihini Pac h;t,
to F'lniice nml F.rybmd, ate nliendy declar
ing th rn.st Ives. Tin gient piim iplcs whiih
lie sl Itie base ol Ktuopeau r oitilulionnl
liet tioiii me finiling their vfiy into despotic
Htjd benighted Kgpt, berntning the uuw 1 itten
tide of the soveieig 11, nd destined to amelior
ate the condition of the ithjert mid niir.ctablc
million thiit waim npmi that ledile soil. As
ihe firi (in it of ihe visit, and the conniience
iiieul of" the change, letters from Cairo signal
ize two inen.-ures which lluahiui Pa ba hai
lately adopted. One upon tho following oc
casion :
'l he Gient Hnhbi of the Jews being dmd,
it uhj thought indipensiible to render him
the honors due to his Maiion, but which might
have been Doubled by mniic fanatics. The
Jews determined i c'emtuid piotcclioii from
the Governor ofCaiio, Abhas Pacha, who
promised it, but afterwards went back of hid
word. They then applied to Ibrahim Pacha,
who was at the lime Kitting wiihthe Grand
Council. Ho ordered Ihe deputation to
be admitted, heaid their application, and re
plied Ihns : Since I paid a visit to Kurope,
I am far from being satisfied with myself.
W e have still much to do, uot to place our
seUes on a leel vvith that rouutry, but even
Jo commence u career of improvement. I
perceive that theie protection is accoidedlo
a'l religions without exception, and I thall
not permit matters to be oiheiwise in Egypt.
All creeds iiuiM be re.-pccled equally, and,
in -const quence in place ol" giving a few
soldiers as an escrl, I thall older out 3,U0O
men to ntttMied ihe fune al, and my own cur
tinge fhall pert e to entry the coffin.' As for
you (snidhis U0y.1l Highness, addressing ihe
lewl-h tlcputiition,) Jeai not to be troubled 111
paving the las.1 iepccls to the head of yonr
religion. Go and itunember that Kgypl th i
always in: ihecounliy when- all religons belieli
shall he inspected.' The other case i th; :
lie, the next day, called together his Mjipo
hiko mid hl.ivc, and giuiited iherrt llu ir
libeily. iih ihe op' ion ol rcuiaiuii g v.i.ii
him or seeking n 110: her way of life. Lrp I"
the prescnl time no prison has b it hini, and
all declu'c. that they will remain."
soMLrrmivG nlw at the o.ni.i:
F.N L) OF Til K S l A I i; OF KL0HIUA.
From oiie of" the B'boj s.
About that doubtful hour called twilighf,
when it would have puzzled an Ashbuitnn
or a Webster to tell Ihe boundary nc between
dav and night, the new steamer Jilbany camo
puffing down the Flint; the bell, (the bout
not yet in sight J tolled, ding-dong dtDg,
and alle)es were ngog to try and (err it out
what was meant by this new flourish. The
engineers bell was heard, tingle ingle tin
gle, when opposite to the wharf, and she
rounded to w i h a galaufry that was worthy of
sue h a new and beautiful steamer. Soon
alier ,ho trade fast I elevated my cap to my
'preeranium" and hopped about with a step
of elasticity that would have well become one
ome tears my junior. On poking my "pro
bosis" within the social hall 'Oh, shades of
Apollo!"' what think you lit op my enraptur
ed vision ? why, to my agreeable surprise,
fioin eight 1o hall" a scon; of tltorgia G halls,
s im each her gay "Lothario" was threading
a cotillion ; as. I said before, lhar ihey tenr,"
legaidless of my approach, while each iu her
gyration, '-tripped her light fantastic toe,"
ijjol dreaming ihnl she was at every "jump
just so" exposed to the jji ojane gaze of one
who has hail his d.-n; or ought to have had
I one whose "harp is iu the willows." liut
thar I stood, ha. ing du(Tvil my cap, gazing
on those "fftarrv" eves as Ihey glanced with
HtT.tbility upon their glad gallants who, in
their turn, met tlit-m with a grace that would
have as!..uihed a Count ri' Orsay or a Board
xcoy txijuiisile. The cabin in which Ihey
danced "from dewy eve till tosy mom" was
fancifully finished with the most gorgeous
trappings. Il was a hall lhat leniiuds ine
of the grand palace slu-wu by the invsteiies
of Aladin's Lamp. '1 he music tang Ihiough
the apartment the Cl'tillx danced tiaw-iug.
v their fairy forms g'i ling from "eend ' to
side, and from side to ''eend' now as "Old
j Fed" struck some quicker notes to keep
(line, they romped, Cantered; or sentimental
ized in the blissfullest pleasure imaginable.
Verily, joy and hilaiity was the whole order
of the night. Occupying, as I did, The con
spi. nous plicenfn ch ince "U'hoy," thing
began lo wear a less radical tuiD, and I
thought il was time for me 10 seol ; so drink
ing success t the Albany and her gallant
I.aolato ll.iltlioV rliiurlefl. l-
I - " I
WVII, my lad, that is small corn you are
hoeing.
Yes said ihe boy, while he conliuut d his
labo we planted small corn.'
But it looks ratber yellow.'
Yes, sir. We planted the yellow kind
returned the Loy.
But I do not believe you will have more
than half a crop.'
No, uir. tYo planted upon shares,' hal
loed the youngster, as ihe traveller road away.
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