in advance, per year,2 00
tfot paid in advance, 'i 50 (
Not paid unm ix
months have expir
ed, 300
tfot paid till the year
expired, 350
No subscription received
or a lead time than a year, ;
u iless the price be paid in j
advance.
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" CHAKACTEK IS AS IMPORTANT TO STATES AS IT IS TO INDIVIDUALS; AND THE GLORV OF THE STATE IS THE COMMON PROPEliTV OF ITS CITIZENS."
MOMS Of
at viuiTisrrcG r
One quaxe of twenty-or.e
hlinca or less, for one inser
tion. 60 ceata : everv sub-
1 sequent insertion, 30 cents
except tt remain in for sev.
erui mouths, when it will
.be charged $3 for two
;months, ;! for three, &c.
,iu lor twelvemonths.
FAYETTEVILLE, 1T. C JULY 7, 1849.
CHEAP CASH AND
BARTERING STORE.
. , this method of informing his
TH- Subscriber ieral th it he ta taktn .
friend, .nJ th pub he cw H. BnWnY
GROCERIES,
Suited to the ii.irtfr Trade. Also,
S:i i-!s. Cap, ami Hats,
Si lilies. Itri-lles. ami Collars,
Crocker v and olassware,
II if d -.vare an I Cutlery.
, i.
3i J M.l'.'S b
5 t..;s s .ve--2's ;-u
-' l O ! 1 1 ll!- k
$5' uthr aiUe'.'iS. si
. 5
. sets.
Sole f
t
tSicr,
NEW GOODS.
Just received, a large assortment of beautiful
and fine Candies, ladies Steel Bead Purses and
Clasps, Tassels, Rings, ladies' Curls, and a gen
eral assortment of fancy articles in his line.
li. R AM BERT.
Feb'y 2t, 1849.
BIrs. E. WALTON,
MANTUA-MAKER &, MILLINER,
j HAS received, a.ul will open the 22d instant, at
j the White Brick Store next door north of that
jl-tely occupied by Messrs Julia Huake Si, Son,
j G;een street, her
. A.y
i t.i.a p.
'- .f f, ti nil', w
?.riii-T " t'"V;aE compile
'.zx v;l Ire Hold at iiifc v rv
I I T I' rr V I 4 1 m 1 I- 1 9 1 i I I I ' I-
Idl HliN J OUilI.tlfill 111 I L, id i i I ,
::s ir'-c.'t prices tir Cr.i, or
a -j Jo!iai7 i'routuce.
IS iS.
;ivta la vuuii
'tttlXlANS.
i
t!i't-n tfce 1 ir.e buiitl.n u j
Iv ore up i iiV .. r iii-i is !
y'e? r-l t-i aucJ.a.iijJ.Lt reguWir bti.irUcM. or ir;iUdici;t I
Oct-' -r 7 ISIS r.02-tf
lit) I'UjIKISS'
.L-ve: 1 in idred of these wheel i i
ix l.:,f; fit CwU.ities ia Ntuth C.-
l' i" t it-ir re.it .nlv i,itjt;e over
i i vj e.- -ti
r.ili 1 1.
t.ie c a .in .i iiWt v.eei, or any oitier wueeis
u..v n j-e i"r ra.llj, vve confiileatly reler to
tii ,e .v.ii.i e -p. liiein to their mills. Vre
im i it ..ti lie .(i t:ie;n p.iticul rly for their su.
pc.-i i ity i i c .ci .ii' j Low he.iU jf Water, or back
.v iter.
We lee,i a s?i;jply of Wheels, suitable for
tiitJe.e it iie ids of w.iter, at Wilmington, N'tw-br-vi,
' :ii litii.i, Cde.iton, :tod t-'ayetteville.
Tie w iii-is miy ..lo be had of E. A. Brevard,
Li i '1 ito i, U'ri h Wells, Petersburg, Va.
I'e. i J n .vihi i to olt .i.i the riht to use the
w'.ieeh, will serve I o i application to D. Mc
Neill x Jo., i-'a ettev ille, N. C.
i. McNeill,
A. A. Me K ETHAN.
I). J. Mc A LISTER.
!:' v 3, 1S41. V
iiicludiii Ribbons and Floweis of a superior qu A
ity, Go.-.-:;rr.or iiunnets, Black and Dr. b Straws,
and other fashionuble BONNETS of various kinds.
:':tr..w Uo:iiCt." cleaned and altered to the pre
s;.it si;. i-.-.
Ciy- (Je iit lerri en's Hts cleaned and pressed,
or'i'!:'? frciii the cuuatry will be promptly at-ttr-ico
to.
F vcfievilif , March 21, 184i?. 4m.
JJkS. a. SMITH,
AND II A I II UlltiNSER,
V IVETTliVILLR, N. C..
His t ken tbe shop i;i the Fayetteville Hotel,
where he inte di c. rrin on his bnsir'ess in a
i-uperior mannr, and desires a continuance )f
public o itrotrtjje.
April '20, IS 19
WANTED. An intelligent white hoy is want
ed us an apprentice to the above business.
J. G. S.
I
VOX. 10 WO. 541.
CO Liberal deduction
for large advertisement
'.by the year or six months
I Vi
;r
i'hat b'autiTul rt-sideuce on Hayniount. for
merly lf I'uiin to C P. allrtt. r.sq.. n-ar
tlic ri-siJuc of ir Hale, is offered .o.- sale.
It h n . ;iad oiit-Uuti4 of all kinds ; and everything
in c ;Uiictc ord-r. 'i hi residence i o well known, and
in . c.vn n i:diug :. site, ovc-rlookiny the town, that fur
tiir p irticul.-ira are uuneccssairy. t,n(iuire at tbe Caroii-
Jua 10, 1847. 486-tf.
DR. SHKRWOODS
Vibrating Magnetic Machines.
By recent improvements in these Machines,
their power is doubled in cases ot thesme size,
and the prices reduced to $12 and SI 4 each; the
12 sizes beintr greK' superior to the 12 sizes
ofnther tnarbines. They now run with more
power and smoothness, and are better adapted
for macti2ia5 patients th n any other in use.
Ench case is accompanied with a Manuel (11th
edition, p. 40O, 32 mo.) in the Enjrlish or French
loiijrunge, sccordiiis to order, which contains
clear and mi;iute directions for the proper ue
of the instrument in the various diseases to which
it is applicable, which are found ta include m ny
of the most peculiar and obstinate that are known
to the inedicT profession. The Manuel also cn
tains a svnopsis of the different systems of medi-e-tl
pr-ictiee, Allopothic, HoincEp..thic, and Msg
nopathic, with a full glossary.
Physicians and others are cautioned asfninst
pwrch :iinff the imit..tions of these m ichine3, as
they will be found f comparatively little value.
No premium his eer been obtained over these
m pnetic rn -chines at the American or any other
Institute, as is represented by the oiaaufactuiers
of interior machines.
QJ- A I have become the Agent for th gale of the
above Machine from a conviction of their usefulness in
diseaoe. and not from any desire to speculate on them: and
am responsible to t. e owner for them, they can only be
obtained by the payment of tbe cash on the delivery of the
; achine. 1 have deposited them with -' r Bayne at t
Carolinian Office, who will show them, or deliver them on
tbe payment of the cash price, and on no other terms.
CHARtU AiONTAOUE.
April 7, 1S49. Gra.
CONtiRESJSlONAL DI&TU1CT&
The following arc the Congressional
Districts of this State, as they stand un
der the famous Rayuermander o I 1 8-16- 47.
A. M. CAMPB ELL,
AUCTIOXELU,
JiSD
Co :n mission Mcrcliant,
m a m K , f 1
nil KWy
Countrv Resilience ig
FT) II "SALE.
M. a.w iJl M-m wm w
The subscriber, intending to leave Fayetteville,
wjuU his c u ltry reside.ice about 2J miles
fro n P w ,o.i the Mnrchison Road. It is a de
si r iblts pi .ce, he.lthyand pleasantly situated.
Tiie I t contains 12 acres.
Feb. 1U, my. R. A. STUART.
"costume hall.-
Spring A: t!-umiu-r
WllOLKSALK AM) UKTAlL.
ON hand and for s.le, the largest assort
ment of SPUiNli and SUMMER CLOTU1NU,
ut priced very much reluced.
COATS.
Coit of every variety, embrucins nil the latest
stvle, and of iinpn ved cut and make, from
jricts. to 1, 2, 3,4, -3. i, S, 10, and upwaids.
PANTALOONS.
Pa.it .l 'ons of all kind ., from 75 cts. to 1, 1,50,
1," i, 2, 2.5U, -ind also u very f .shion. bie yle,
tiie L .in irtse atripe, Iua as 3, .'3, 50, 4, and
vl i v..i d.
VESTS.
v.-.v'.ety, CD'tli':!. 51. rC, ,!lin,
V.lei Cl i, floKl .i0 Ctr'.,
;Z,?'0. i"3. npwarda.
; V S C LOTH 1 NO.
d the largest !:ui best assortment
CAS
V e.;ts C r vy
C-.sh iif re. M.- r:
V c i s . , i ,
i VE i I'lN-.i
i.i t:.c t.cj: rnj.;i.ici
C ii -1 .
: in iliis ciiy.
ILoTHS and
:i-:fthcr with.
and MAllSEU.
rr.adc up m or.ii-j
i i.ri.n .tic .-C.
Al a" iv or
ct' iSojr s i'juiif' f '
, -jle ,iI:U ;..-.-:!rtTU.V
r ne o it a
i vartc tv oi SiLii
j i, wait ii wilt ae
ned prices, an. ia a;t
li'ai fit, u a itttd.
U.L.
rait street a -t-i 'JcUtre .'a
II. II COLE.
iZy Att'.chcd to the ; bove. is one f the 1 ir-
i i tne Ctn itry, emb.-aci 15 every variety and
m .ke. at prices wnicb cannot tail to plese any
o.ie wishi Z to purcii.se.
O E PK.CE ONLY ! -CO
April 2r, 1S4J. 531-ly
Extract of a letter from Edward Bingham,
Esq., Druggist of Detroit.
Detroit, Miich 23d, 1341.
Dr. Charles Osgood, Dear Sir I have the pnst
vear sold hundreds of bottles of the INDIA
"CIIOLAGOGUE prepared by you, and have found
it to give universal satisfaction in the cure of Fe
ver and Ague, Chili, Fever, Dumb Ague,&.c. &.c.
I may say, 1 think, without hesitation, that I have
never kno'vn it to fait in ca?es which have come
under my own observation, where it has been
faithfully used according to directions.
I am yours very trulv,
E. BINGHAM.
Extract of a letter from Messrs Scattergood,
Haverstick It. Co., of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, 2d mo. 24th, 1S42.
Dr. C. Osgood, respected friend : We have had
occasion to see the good effects of thy medicine
in the case "f a young man who had been troub
ed with chiils a long time and could not get
clear of them, but since he commenced taking a
bottle of thy preparation, has entirely recovered
and is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfullv thv friends,
SCATTERGOOD, HAVF.RSTICK & Co
For s le in Fayetteville by S. J. HINSDALE.
March 31st, 1M1. fun.
Siate of N. Carolina Bladen County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May
Term, 184i.
John T. Council, administrator of Isaiah Toller,
dee'd vs. Temple and wife Emily J.iiie,
A bed -..ego lilies i;d wife Cathai ii e L., Wm.
H. Toller, and 11 11. Robinson, Gu.idiaiis
ot liobt. C. and Stieety Toiler.
Petition to sell lards.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Abed.iego Hles and vife Catharine L., and
Temple and wife Emily Ja-.e, defendants in
tins c se, aie not iah:-bitants of this . tate, so that
the ordinary process of the livv cannot be served
u;o;i him; on motion, it is tudejed that pubt. ca
tion be m.de for six weeks in the North Cjto
linin, n;tifyinu s id defend .nts to appear at the
:;ext term oV this Cmrt,tc be h ddeu -,t l '.- e Court
ilmi.-c iu Flizbethlewp, on the first Mondjy in
August next, to pte .d, answer or demur, r said
petition will be t-ken pro confesso to them,
heard expui
v itness, tieioan 11. Ki.t.iitRon.v-JcrK ot our 321a
Jou.rt at oihce, the nrst Mond..y in M.'.y, A. D.
.S-iC'. and v.f Aniv.icaii Independence the 73d
li. KOiiiAoO.v, L.erk.
Dr. H. H. SHKUWOOD'S
Campouud Chloride of Gold,
FOR SCROFULOUS DISEASES.
These remarkable medical remedies of the late
eminent and well known Dr. Sherwood of New
Yoik, consisting of a preparation of magnetized
CHLORIDE Oe' GOLD, compounded with vari
ous other materials with great cue and by a la
borious process, and of a BITUMINOUS PLAS
TER, have been tested by an extensive practice
of twenty-five year continuance, and may now
justly be considered as more successful than any
other known remedy in the treatment of CON
SUMPTION in all'its eaily stages, and of all
Tuberculous or Scrofulous Diseases. For this
class of complaints they are now extensively
adopted by physicians in their own practice iu
various parts of the country. They are prepared
bv us under the direction of the Executrix of
the state of the 1 .te Dr. Sherwood, to whom, by
his will, his medic. .1 recipes are intrusted in the
.ame manner in ail respecrs as neren iore, anu
are always accompanied by Dr. Sherwood' v..l
uabitf medical treatise upon the treatment of
Chronic Diseases, a work which was the result
of many vears of 1 ibor and research, and which
shows in"the clearest manner the principles ftp- J
... . - ft- i .1 :
on which the operation 01 nis remeuies is iounu
ed and their mode of cure. This work will en
able any person to detect the nature and extent
of scrofulous or tuberculous disease in himself or
others, by pressure on the ganglions of tne spinal
nerves, on the sp .ces between the vertebne along
each side of the spine.
H.H. SHERWOOD'S Successor,
No. 102 Chamber st.. New York.
Our Agent in Favetteville, N. C, is
CHARLES MONTAGUE.
April 7, 1S49. Grn
WfiRELLAS
AiI PARASOi.S
Manufactured by steam, at the
AMERICAN WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE &.
MANUFACTORY,
No. 257 Pearl st., (near Fulton,) NEW YORK.
(Sign of the golden Umbrellas.)
The subscribers have on hand, and are con
stantly manuf .cturing a superior assortment of
the above goods, which they offer to merchants
and dealers by the case or dozen, at very low
prices, and on ..ccummodating terms. The qual
ity, variety and workmanship of their Umbrellas
and PraSi Is is not to be surpassed by any Manu
factory i.i the United States.
ISAAC SMITH &. CO.
Feb. 17, 1S4S. 6:n
THE MOST EXTENSIVE
SHIRT ESTABLISHMENT
' IN THE UNITED STATES IS AT
No. 179 Baiiimure st., near Light,
Where 500 nersons are eivu'oued, und
First Diatrict.
Cherokee,
Macon,
Ha v wood.
Buncombe,
tlemleison,
Rutherford,
Burke.
McDowell,
Vancv,
Cleaveland,
Caldwell.
Second District.
Ashe, "
Wilkes,
Surry,
Davie,
Rowa n.
Indell,
Cat aw ba.
Third District.
Lincoln,
GasWn,
Mecklenburg,
Union,
Anson,
Stanly,
Cabarrus,
Montgomery,
Richmond,
Moore
Fourth District.
Stokes,
Rockingham,
(iuilford,
Randolph,
Davidson.
Fifth District.
Granville,
Caswell,
Person,
Orange,
Sixth District.
Wake,
Franklin,
Warren,
Halifax.
Kdgecouibe,
Nash,
Ju.mston.
Seventh District.
Cumberland,
Robeson,
Columbus,
Bladen.
Brunswick,
New Hanover,
Sam psou,
Duplin,
Onslow.
Eighth District'
Wayne,
Greene,
Lenoir,
Jones,
Craven,
Carteret.
Bra n tort,
Pitt,
Hyde.
Washington,
Tyrell.
Xinth 'Kvrict.
Martin,
Bertie,
II eriford,
Northampton,
Gates,
Cho Aan,
Perquimans,
Pasquotank,
Camden.
Currituck.
SOETH CAROLINIAN.
Wm. II. Bayne, Kill tor tantl Proprietor.
FAYETTEVILLE, X. C.
TTJXIT 7, 1849.
Ax Explanation. We find the follow
in curious explanation in the Richmond
hip:
" We are requested by the friends of the
pat tie concerned to correct an error in our
paper of yestai day. which represents Rob
ert Johnston, a Cadet at West Point from
this District, as a Democrat. Most of his
nearest relatives are Whigs, and were so at
the time of his appointment: and he may
be fairly presumed to e shared iheir
political opinions, so far as a boy of 16 can
be supposed to have formed any."
So they are looking after even the pol
ities of the boys at West Point Academy,
arethev? South Carolinian.
Chatham.
In the late Conjress they were ropre-
! setited as follows : T. 1.. Clincman.
Nathaniel Bovden. D. .M. Barringer. A.
H- Shepherd.' A. W. Ven able, J. R.J.
Daniel. James J. McKay, R- S. Donnell
and David Outlaw.
CANDIDATES.
First District. Hon. Thos. L. Clingman, whig.
Second. Joseph P Cs.ldwell, whig
Third. Gen. Alfred Dockery, Sanders M. In
gram, Wulter L. Steele, Alex. Little, all wliigs:
and Hon. Green VV. Ci-ldwell, dem.
Fourth. A. H. Shepperd, whig.
Fifth. Hon. A. W. Venable, dem., Henry K.
N..sh, whig.
Sixth. W. J. Clark, J. R. J. Daniel, dems.
Seventh. Wm. S. Ashe and David Reid, dems.
Kighth. Wm. K. Lane, dem., Edw-rd Stai.ly,
whig.
Jinth. Hon. David Outlaw, whig. Thomas J.
Person, dem.
Fkstival in Hambuuo. Mr Shultz. the
founder of itambutg. intends celebrating
on the 2d of July, the 8ih aniversary oi
the establishment of that town. There will
be a salute fired, with illuminations and
I'ij lays f fire works, music. Sic. The
Hamburg Journal suggests that it would be
a fit occasion Ibr the visits of Charleston
ians, which would lead to those reciproci
ties that belong to near neighborhood and
extended intercourse.
uhicricase yoa could pieserve Yourself
from the poison ; and, if you were" not so,
1 sought to deliver tny country frm an
impostor and a tyrant'
Mahomet died at Medina, and a fabu
lous tradi;ion assert. that his body in an
iron coihii, was suspended in the air,
through the agency of two loulstones con
cealed, one in the loof. ami the other be
neath the floor of his mausoleum.
The success of this impostor, during his
life, is not more astonishing than the ex
tent to which his doctrines hare been
propagated since his death. The Koran
was compiled subsequent to his decease,
from chapters said to have been brought
by the angel Gabriel from Heaven. It is
composed of sublime truths, incredible
fables, and ludicrous events ; by artful in
terpolation he grafted on his th'eories such
parts of the Holy Scripture as suited his
purpose, and announced himself to be that
comforter hich our Saviour had promised
should come after him.
Mahomet was a man of ready wit, and
bore all the affronts of his enemies with
concealed resentment. 'Many artifices
were had recourse to, for the purpose ot
delusion j it is said a bull was taught to
biing him on its horns revelations, as if
sent fioiii God ; and he bred up pigeons to
come to his ears, and feign thereby that
the Holy Ghost couver-ed with Jti tuT His
ingenuity made him turn to his own advan
tage circumstances otherwise against him.
He was troubled with the falling sickness,
and he persuaded his followers that, during
the moments of suspended animation, he
accompanied the Angel Gabriel, in various
journeys, burue by the celestial beast
Alborak, and that ascending to the highest
heavens, he was permitted to converse
faiuilliarly with tire Almighty.
His first interview wit; the angel took
dace at night, when in bed ; he heard a
.nocking at the door, and having opened
iU he then saw the Argel Gabriel, with
in the year ot our l-ord j sevei.tv-ome pairs ot wios. exnanded Irom
571. of the tribe of Koreshites. the noblest 1 hi fciues, whiter than snow, and cleartr
and most powerful in the country- In his 1 than crystal, and the celestial beast beside
youth he was emplovejL by his uncle, a! him. The beast he described as being
merchant, as a cartrePdriver : and, as a ! between an ass and mule, as whiteas m.lk,
term of reproach, and proof of the lowuess and of extraordinary swiftness. Mahomtt
of hi origin, his enemies used to call him was most kindly embraced by the angel,
"The Camel-driver." When he was ! who told him tnat he was tent to bring hint
once in the market-place of Bstra with his , into God in heaven, where he should see
camels, it is asserted.. that lie was recog-i strange mysteries, which vveie not lawful
uiaed by a learned monk, called Bahira. 1 to be seen by oilier men, and bid him get
s a prophet ; the monk pretended to know upon the bea-'t; but the beast having nr MlI,
him by a halo ot divine light around his idle, fiom the time o Christ till .Mahomet.
MA HO. MIST,
The original contriver and founder of the
false religion so extensively professed in
the Kast, has always been designated, par
excellence. The fmpostor." He wao
born at Mecca, in the year of our
countenance, and he hailed him withjoy
ami veneration.
FAYETTEVILLE
11
jt r.c
7-Ot
pr -dv S3 25.
m m j - bs remmed tbe
H. W . XX ir ll5j bookbk,aing bu.i
a.si t the new tore next door to'.'r Beasley. Jelf'
wher be will rcciTc and execute binding m uy rtylo Je-sirutl-
NORTH CAUOL.I.NA
Institution for the Deaf aud Dumb.
THE next session of this Institution will com
mence on Monday, the 16th day of July. Having
moved into the new Building, a few more pupils
can be received. As pupils will he admitted in
their order of application, it is important that
application should be made without delay. Any
iaformatioa on the subject will he given by
Wm. D. COOKE, Principal.
June 9, 1&49. 537-4t
Two good work MULES, pply eoon at this
Office.
June 2,1549.
State-?f North C arolina -U-ade: county.
Court of Pt'ua' and Quarter Scsiions .May
Term, 1349.
Nancy Teller vs The Heirs at lnv of Isi-h
Teller.
Petition for Dower.
It appearing to th satisf ,ct ion of the Court
th I Abedoego Hides tr d wi.e Cathrii.e L., and
Temple ai.d wife Emily Jne, defei.d.nts in
tots c se, are not inhabitants oi this Stte, so
th.-t the oidin. ry prcress of the 1 w cann't be
oerved up.a him ; mi motio.i, it is ordered th -t
public-tion be m.iJe for six weeks in the North
C n liniiM, notifying s-id defendants to appear
at the next term of this Court, to be holden at
tlie Court House in Eliz .bet h town, on the first
Monday in August next, to plead, answer or de
mur, or said petition will be taken pro confesso
as to them, and heard rxparte.
Witness, Heman H. Robinson, Clerk of our
s.i! Court at otlice, the first Monday of May, A.
D. 1S49, and of American Independence the 73d
year. H. H. ROBINSON. Clerk.
June 9, 1S49. 537-Ct. pr adv 3 25.
Agency tar Hanking Business.
The Subscriber offers hi services to persons
having Bmk business, as an agent for the renew
al of Notes and procuring Discounts at either ot
the Banks in Favetteville His office is in the
Court House, where he may be found at all
times during the usual business hours Com
munications addressed to him by mail will meet
with prompt attention.
stock (J 1G0Q dozen sh'ats always on hand, j
Merchants and ethers visiting R.dt. mere r.re J
invited to c 11 and examine the 1 rgest and best j
siocii of SHIRTS that has ever beea ofiered, con- j
sistin? of -II sies 2nd cu lities. for ir.i and ;
HOTEL,
FAYETTEVILLE, X. G.
This building, the largest and handsomest
Hotel in North Carolina, has been ie..sed by the
subscriber for a term of years; and is now open
for the reception of travellers, visiters, and
boarders.
All the furniture and fixtures shout the build
ing are entirely new, having been purchased
within the h.st month. The bcrommodutions in
all respects w ill be as good us can be found in the
State. The single rooms aie provided with ev
ery necessary convenience; and thedeuble rooms
for ladies and families, are large and fitted up
with c.ue
All the substantial and delicacies afforded by
the in rket and the seasons, will be supplied at
the table
The servants have been selected from among
the best to be obtained ; and ex; erier.ced host
lers have charge of the stables.
The bar is kept by a gentleman of experience
and courtesy, who will furnish all refreshments
of the best juTity required by travellers or
others.
The lessee, with some years experience in this
vocation, will m ke every exertion to give satis
faction to the patrons of the House.
ANN CROWN.
M-i.v S, iei9. 532-Iy
was grow o so restive atid skittish, that he
would not stand still for Maho.i et to fef
In his twenty-fifth year Mahomet marri- ! upon him, till at length he was lorced lo
eu a rien wiuow j mis raised inm to aniu- , Ur.be him to it. by promising him a place
ence, and he appeared at that time to have j in Paradis . Tur beast earned him to J, -formed
the secret plan of obtaining lor him-' rusalem in the twinkling of an eve. The
sell sovereign power. He assumed the i departed saints saluted them, "sind ti.ev
character of superior sanctity, aud every proceeded to the oratory in the Temple';
morning retired to a secret cave, near returning from the Temple they found a
Mecca, where he devoted the day to pray- j ladder of light ready fixed for them, which
er. abstinence, and holy meditation. they immediately 'ascended, leav ing the
-In his fortieth year, betook the title of 1 Alboiak there tied to a rock till their re
Apostle of God, and increased his fame ! turn.
by preseverance. and the aid of pretended j Mahomet is said to have given a dying
visions. He made at first but few prose- j promise to return in a thousand ears," but
lytes ; nis enemies, who suspected his j that time being already past, his taitliiul
designs, and perhaps foresaw his bold and
rapid strides to power, heaped on him the
followers say the period he really mention
ed was two thousand, though, owing to
appellations of impostor, liar, and magician. ; the weakness of his voice, he could not be
1CH FOR SALE.
Le-p coal if you can I
The larjce Ice House at Cutnbi Ilton is now
fil-
bovs, which tor style and woricm mship cu .1 i 1 . w j ;n ,s good Ice . s has ever been ofiered in
be sj;-passed. .Iore than qsu l efforts bve been " t.iis .j.rkef, impcrte
in tie 'o 1 e.-iicf
desir.ible 1 eve.y iespect
March 10, 1S49.
T. W BETTON.
Iv
June 16, 1949,
538-tf.
JAMES BAKER.
nnf.rt.i flirnrr from lii.s'nn Willi
,he assortment complete and bul j,t, je tJel v ., t!ie v,)VJge Tj,e subscriber
will ope. 1 the House in Mo. id sy the 14th instant,
and superintend the delivery of Ice in any quan
tity to suit purch sers. Persons wishing it to
be "left at their place of business or residence,
can be accommodated by giving notice. It can
be h d previous to -2 o'clock of ech d.y (except
Sunday) by applying at the store at Liberty
Point," (door fronting on Personstreet.) whej e a
I. O. O. F.
ODD FELLOWS it KG A LI A,
Fringe & Trimming Manufactory, j IceVlrca f-rch. it win be
Vo. 35 Baltimore St., BALTIMORE, Md.. j sf ld at the lowest price it can be -fforded at.
, door below Frederic .tree, d X below Sun Oflce.) J 3
Where may be found the most extensive assort- on each Moidiy pie sec-ll ant. settle.
ment of the 1 .test styles ot r nnges, GiniDs, But
tons, Cords, Tassels, Sec. fcc. Also, Masonic,
Odd Fellows, Red Men, Sons of Temperance,
Sons of Liberty, American Mechanics, Beneficial,
md U other Societies' REGALIA AND TRIM
MINGS re kept on hand and m.de to order.
KLAGS and BANNERS mide up in the latest
and most approved styles.
fjtj- All orders from the country attended to
with dispatch.
JEWELS.
Odd Fellows and Sons of Temperance Jewel,
1 full assortment tlways on hand, and at prices
less than any other establishment.
SPRIGG Si. MESEKE.
Feb'y 34. 1849- ly.
Fish, Thomastovvn Lime,
nd fin Crockery for sale by
April 28. J. D. WILLIAMS.
Terms: Under 5 lbs, 3 cents per lb. larger
quantities, "i cts per lb.
CHAS. GODDARD, Super'd't.
May 12, 1S49. 533-tf.
HOUSE AND LOT
ON II AY MOUNT FOR SALE.
The undersiened will sell at the Market Hruse
in Favetteville", 01 Monday the 2d d-V of July
next,'the House and Lot on Havnt' Diit. at the
snuth-e-st corner of the Areem.1 lot, situated
immediately on the Turnpike road, vheie James
S. Campbell formerly resided.
Terms of sde: One third cash or negotiate
oncer, and six month fr tne resmue.
1 r ' urvDV r-AMDr
June 16, 1549.
HENRY CAMPBELL.
ANN MARIA DECKER.
636-ts.
hut he overcame all opposition in nromul
gating his doctrine, cnielly by flattering
the passion, ami prejudices ot his nation.
In a el'inate exposed to a burning sun. he
allured the imagination, bv nromisin! as
i0 .1... r... ,... 1
ixnanis 111 111c luiuir state, iiveisoi eoui-
ing waters, shady retreats, luxurious fruits,
and immaculate hours. His system of re
ligion was given ou as the command of
Gotl. aud be produced occasionally various
chapters, w Inch had been copied from the
archives of Heaven, and brought down to
him by the Auge! Gabriel ; and if difficul
ties or doub s were started, they were
tiuickly lemoved, as this Angel brought
down tresh revelations to support his char
acter for sanctity. When miracles were
demanded of him. in testimony of his di
vine mission, he said with an air ofauthori
tv. that God had sent Moses and Christ
with miracles, and men would not believe;
therefore, he had sent him in the last place
w ithout them, and to ue a swoid in their
sttad. '1 his communication exposed him
lo some danger, aud he was compelled to
Hv from Mecca to Medina j from which
period is fixed the Hegira, or flight, at
which he began to propagate his doctrines
by t: e sword. His arms were successful,
lii spite of some cheeks, he ultimately
overcame or gained over all his foes, and
within ten years alter his flight, his uu
ihontv was recounted throughout the Ara
biau peninsul. . Among the tubes subju
gated bv his sword was the Jewish tribe
ot Khaibar. He put to death Kenana. the
chief, who assumed the title of King of the
Jews: and after the victory, he look up
his abode iu the house of a Jew. whose son,
Marhab. had fallen in the contest Thrs
circumstance nearly c.st hi 111 his life.
Desirous to avenge her brother, Zeinab,
toe sifter of Marhab. put poison in a shoul
der of mutton, which was served up to
Mahomet. I he prophet was saved by see
in.; one of lus officers fall, who had begun
before him to eat of the dish. Ht hartily
ejected the morsel which he had taken
into his own mouth ; but so virulent wa
tiie poison, that his health was severely
injured, mid hi death is thought to have
been hastened by it. On being questioned
a-ti the motive which had prompted her.
Zeinab boldly replied, I wished todis
cover whether you are really a prophet, it
distinctly heard.
An Ihish Abduction. Captain O'lirien
anil Miss St. Law rence, a daughter of the
Earl of Howth, being tlesperatel v in love
with each other, determined to have them
selves united by that every -day contract,
vulgarly called marriage. Two difficul
ties, however, stood in the way of their
intended happiness, the decided opposi
tion of the lady' father, and the law
of the land, which very ungallantly de
clared that the forcible abduction of
an heiress was a capital offence. 'J he
bands of matrimony are inconvenient
ly tight to some folks, after the honey -season
is over; but the idea of a halter car
ries with it something so extremely un
comfortable, that it cannot be e nil u red
even by the courageous spirit of a military
man. Love, however, it is said,
laughs at locksmiths,'' and the hangman
too, sometime ; and though it was then
felony in Ireland for a man to carry off' a
woman, the Parliament had omitted mak
ing it iu any way penal for a woman to
abduct a man. The business was ac
cordingly settled, th'us: The captain,
when taking the air. as it were. ne even
ing near his lordship's demesne at tiowtn,
was suddenly beset by tiie lady, armed
with a case of her father's pistols, ami ac
companied by a couple of his trusty ser
vants ; when having Jbeen dragged" from
his horse, he w as carried in his lordship's
chariot to the city of Dublin, where the
matter was compromised by a certain gen
tleman in a white robe ; and when the
captain was tried for the supposed out
rage upon the unhappy damsel, the servant
testified that it was" not the lady, but
Captain O'lirien, who had reason to cum
plaiu of the violation of the laws.
Guano will probably be cheaper in price
by the time the California vessels are re
turning, many of them intending to brin -carge
of it. The farmers tnav thus have
an eppoi tunity yet to realize a "profit from
its increased product. The follow ing re
the piesent Baltimore selling prices, in
second hands; Peruvian, S4 per ton of
2U00 lbs; Patagonian, $35; Af ican, if 35;
Chilian, 5680. Savannai Georgian.