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CHARACTER IS AS IMPORTANT TO STATES AS IT IS TO INDIVIDUALS J AND THE GLORY OF THE STATE IS THE COMMON PROPERTY OF ITS CITIZENS.'
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C, AUGUST 18, 1849.
VOX. 10 XJO
Onesquareoftwenty-on
lines or less, tor one inser
tion, GO ceats : every sub-
flea uent insertion, 30 cents
'except it remain in for ser-
leral montns, wnen it writ
be charged $3 for two
months, $4 for three, fcc,
S10 for twelve man Uis-
frt- Liberal derfuctioa
for Urge advertisement
by the year or six months
i
CP
r.HRAP CASH AND
BARTERING STORE.
. w . h! method of informing his
Til Sub.cribar ?e,'ny tbt he has taken a
fo.aJU J ta. Pub;ic;arr. below lr H. BrsasoR..
STJS5Stfc c:p-d?r B wh he U now
,Bi nesriy "pp eral M.ortinent of
GROCERIES,
Suited to the Uarter Trade. Also,
si.es.Caps and Hats,
Su-l.lles, Bridles, and Collars,
Crockery and Glassware,
Hardvvare and Cutlery,
blacksmiths' Tools, in set,
30 sides best Spanish Sole Leather,
5 torn Swedes and R elish Iron,
2 ditto Catins. of bit quality.
Wll - .11 nf wh r-h will V ,.ia t th. irrl
or giren in exchange for
" " : .his oUce. all or wincn win fce tola at tae very
ot m -fleet price, for Ca.h
u"iBJ.ofCouotry Produce.
I Sept. 23. 1343.
M. WILLIAMS.
Sol
J-A.S. a. SMITH,
E3 .5XECMH5JE:iICL
AND HAIR DRESSER,
1. 4YETTEVILLE, N. C.
Has taken the shop in the Fayetteville Hotel,
where he intends carrying on his business in a
.superior manner, and desires a continuance of
public p.itromige.
April 20. 1S49
WANTED. An intelligent whiteboyis want,
ed as an apprentice to the above business.
J. G. S.
HUTCH KISS'
VcrficalJUalei Wliccl.
Tiere are several hundred of these wheels in
i o 'leratioii in different counties in North Ci
ruli.ii. r'ur proof of their great advantage over
t'Se coin-no flatter wheel, or any other wheels
i,,)W in use fur s.vv mills, we confidently reier to
t!uie who h tve applied theia to their mills. -We
c.i.i ecinaie;id them pirticul-rly for their su
periority ia c .ses of a low he .d. at water, or back
Ve still kee; a supply of Wheels, suitable for
(Jitlere t he i.l of vv iter, ..t Wilmi ngton. New
txr.i, vV.suington, E ie iton, and Fayetteville.
fiie wheel. m . y also be had of IS. A. Brevard,
Li i,-..l itoa, .md Uriah vVelli. Petersburg, Va.
t'erso is vvihi.4 to obtai a the riht to use the
-vheeU. will be serve.! 01 implication to D. Mc
eill StCa., ia etteville, N. C.
u. McNeill.
A. A. McK ETHAN.
D. J. Mc ALISTEll.
3, 13-19. y
a V
Dili SJiULM
1 hat beautiful rciiivnce on liaymouat. for
merly bulougiog to C f. ..allett. kj.. n-ar
the re.itlf nee of . r Hale, ia offered tor sale.
It has staWe and out-houses of ail kind; and everything
m coaiplete order. I hi. residence ii fo well known, and
in to cJiB oa-nding a lite, overlooking the town, that fur
ther particular are unnecessary. inquire at the Caroli
nian unico.
June 19. 1347.
486-tf.
Extr.ict of a letter from Edward Bingham,
Esq., Druggist of Detroit.
Detroit, M-rch 23d, 1S41.
Dr. Ch-ules Osgood, Dear Sir I have the pjst
ye.rsld hundi-eds of b(.ttles of the INDIA
CHOLAGOGUE prepared by you, and have found
it to give uaivers .I satii' .ction in the cure ol r'e
ver and Ague, Chill, Fever, Dumb Ague, ir. Sec.
I m iy s.iy, I think, without hesitation, thut I have
never known it to fail in cases which h .ve come
under my. own observation, where it has been
faithfully used according to direction?.
I am yours very trulv,
E. BINGHAM.
Extract of a letter from Messrs Scattergood,
Haverstick &, Co., of Phil delphia.
Phil ldalphi ., '2d mo. 21th, 1S42.
Dr. C. Osgood, respected friend : We have had
occasion to see the good effects of th)" medicioe
ia the c..se of a young man vho bad been troubl
ed with chill a l-"ig time and could not get
clear of them, but since he com me iced tikiag a
bottle of thy preparation, h s e itirtly recovered
and is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thv friends.
SCATTERGOOD, HAVERsTICK &. Co
J. HINSDALE.
DR. SUKll WOOD'S
Vibrating Magnetic Machines.
By receat improvements in these Machines,
their power is doubled in cases ot the same size,
and the prices reduced to $12 and $14 each; the
$12 sizes being greatly superior to the $12 sizes
of ether machines. They now run with more
power and smoothness, and are better adapted
for magnetizing patients than any other in use.
Each case is accompanied with a Manuel (11th
edition, p. 400, 32 mo.) in the English or French
language, according to order, which contains
clear and minute directions for the proper use
of the instrument in the various diseases to which
it is applicable, which are found to include many
of the most peculiar and obstin- te th.;t are known
to the medical profession. The Manuel also con
tains a synopsis of the different systems of medi
cal practice, Allopathic, Homajpthic, and Mag-
nopathic, with a full glossary.
Physicians and others are cautioned against
purchasing the imitations of these m chines, as
thev will be found of comparatively little v-lue.
No premium h;:s ever been obtained over these
m gnetic m chines at the American or any other
institute, as is represented by the jianuf. etui ers
of interior machines.
Ct7 As I have become the Agent for th sale of the
above ...achiue? from a conv ction of their upefulneso in
diatace. and not from any desire t speculate ou them: and
am responsible to t.e owner for tnein. tney nan only be
obtained by the payment of th each on the delivery of the
...achine. I have deposited them with Air Uayne at t.-e
Carolinian Office, who will show them, or deliver them on
the payment of the cash price, and on no other terms.
CUAllLEd .uONTAUUE.
April 7, 1S-19. 6m.
Cheap as possible !
The Subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public gener-dlv. that he has
opened a
Siuttlle and flaviiess-tti king
JJS TJHLlSHMh'jYT
on Person street, two doors est of the Cape Fear
Bink, wheie he wuuld be glid to receive a share
a public pitronige. He keeps constantly on
hind Saddles, Harness, Bridles, M rtiagales.
Whips, &c, mideof good mteri il and by good
workmen. Persons wishing anything in his line
will please examine his articles before purchas
ing elsewhere. He returns his thanks for past
tavors and requests a continuance of the Same.
Prices moderate.
C3- REPAIRING neatly executed and at short
notice. W. OVERBY.
Aug. 11, 1349. ly.
It N A 1 . OSO X AC A DIM.
T!-e Exercises of thi3 Institution will be re
sumed on Wednesday the 26th day of September.
The Trustees nad Principnl take f leasuie in an
nouncing to the public, that the assistance of the
Rev. John J. Brantl v, who is slredy favorably
known to this community as a classical teacher,
has been seemed to the School.
The buildings connected with the Institution
are ample md in thorough repair.
The he Ithful-iess, and convenience of the loca
tion, together with the facilities afforded to the
pupils for improvement, it is hoped will con
ti iue to augment the patronage of the School.
Terms as heretotoie
For further information, address the Principal
at avetteville.
DANIEL JOHNSON, Principal.
Aug. 11, 1S49. 54G-41A&.S.
15 W
FALL. GOODS.
hy Ihe Steamer Evergreen.
NORTH CAROLINIAN.
Win II. Bajrne, Gdltor and Proprier.
FAYETTE VILLK, N. C.
AVaVST1071049.
ELECTIONS.
INDIANA. The democrats have elected their
Governor and Lt.Gov., snd s large majority of
the Legislature. So far as heard from, the de
mocrats have gained one member of Congress.
KENTUCKY- The democrats gained two
members of Congress and lost one.
The Legislature is whig. The emancipation
ists d'd not elect a single member to the Conven
tion to alter the Constitution. About 50 whigs
and 50 dem crats, elected to the Convention.
THE CHOLERA is on the decrease in some
place3, and on the increase in others.
For s le in Fayetteville by S.
March 31st, 1S4'. "Cm.
A. M. CAMPBELL,
AUCTIONELK,
Jl.VD
..i.iilsl:ii Mercliant,
WilJLKVLE aM) UETAlL. j
ON ha.id and for s l-, the I rgest -s
aie.it of SraiXu a -.d SUM.'.tLil CLOrti.-N-- j
.tt pi ices very nuich i educed.
COATS.
C'.its of every varie'y, -:nbi:.ei ig 11 t'.el.t":
stvies, and of uii iuipii.v. d cut ..'id m -i.;r, fi ..m
l icts. to 1, 2, 3,4, ". ti, -t, ....d upwuids.
PANTALOONS.
Pantaloons of all ki.ids, from 75 cts. to 1, 1,50,
1,7 , 2, '), a. id also a very fashionable style,
tae L .in .rti.ie stripe, ,.s lr as 3, 3, 50, $4, ...ul
u.ivv irds.
VE JTS.
Vests ofcvery variety, comprising Silk, Sat.!,
Cshiuerc, M aseili.-s", V. le.'.c: :, from 00 cts.,
7 jets., yl, -2, $2,50. a, id upwards.
BOVS CLOTHING.
Ahvjyson hand foe I .rgest .ndbest assortment
of Jov's'Cloihing ever otie.ed in this city.
A sple 'did issoitme.it of CLO THS .!id CAS
SIM lillUl of the beat in ike, together with a larae
an'l n . lvlsoine variety of SlLK and MAKSE.L
i c..' T. whicn will be md up to ordei
i.i the nest in inner, 20 per cent
f iitmil nrices. and ia ail
beautiful lit guaranteed.
AT COSTCME HALL.
Corner of Pratt street and Centre -War'cet Space,
BALTIMORE.
II. II COLE.
ttached to the above, is one of the lar
gest and most extensive SHIRTS FACTORIES
in the country, embracing eery variety and
m .ke. at prices which cannot tail to pie -se any
o.ie wishing to purchase.
OCr ONE PRICE ONLY! 0
KJO. Ovl-l,
Afiicy fti Iaakiii Business.
The Subscriber oilers his services to persons
having B.nk business, as an age.it for the le.ievv
al of Notes md procuring Discounts at either of
the Banks in Fayetteville His office is i.i the
Court House, where he miy be found at all
times dn i,ig the usu I business hours. Com
inn lie t i. . - is ad.hes-ed to hirn by m:;il will meet
with pr in:;t .tie :tin.
JAME5 BAKER.
Ju .e I.i, IS !'.. 5'5-tf.
US 1 i iOJ STATKs
o L s: S - L : LOTIIING
M A. ii. - -
f
Li
Nos. 2
i; & n A IS F . t
: i
J
)2.-5 j, 2 5d &. -5-5 1 e ll tee!, betviee.i
r ulton stieet -nd I urli .g li,)
ni:w YORK,
H ,ve on hasid the I irgest :ssoitmet of Cl.-thi.ig
in the United St..tes, .d pted to .11 in j kets.
In the article of Shirts a. id Dr-weis, we keep
m endless varie'y. Also tiie m -st exte.i.-ive
;n muf cturers of Oil Clolhi ;g a .d Cove;ed Hats
in the woi Id.
PI .in and fashion ble Clothing of 11 kinds.
C-t.liue- of slock se.it by m il. O.ders
pri inpuy naea
Dr. H. 11. SlllMaVCOD'S
Cumpoiiiul Chloride of Coltl5
FOR SCROFULOUS DISEASE
These remarkable medic. .1 remedies of the I ite
eminent and well known Dr. Sherwood of New
Yoik. consisting of a preparation of magnetized
CHLORIDE Or; GOLD, compounded with vari
ous other m iteri.-ls w ith gre..t cre and by a la
borious process, and of a BITUMINOUS PLAS
TER, have been tested by an extensive practice
of twenty-five years' cont i nu ince, and may now
justly be considered as-more successful than any
other known remedy in the treatment of CON
SUMPTION in all'its early stages, and of all
Tuberculous or Scrofulous Diseases. For this
class of complaints they are now extensively
adopted by physicians in their own practice in
various parts of the country. They are prepared
hv n a under the direction of the Executrix of
the est .te of the 1 ;te Dr. Sherwood, to whom, by j
his will, his rnedic ;1 recipes are intr-ea in me
! same manner in ll respects as herert tore, and
, . : . j . r 4j 1, .... -.S'o o 1
are always accompanieu oy ui. oucj. . a
uible medic 1 treatise upon the treatment ol
Chronic Dise.ses, a work which was the result
of many years of lbor and reseirch, and which
shows ia the clearest manner the principles up
on which the operation of his remedies is found
ed tod their mode f cure. This work w ill en
able auv perso.i to dete.-t the iu tu:c and extent
of scrofulous or tuberculous dise. se in himself or
.thers. bv pressme v.i the giiiglions of tne spin 1
:.e;ve.-,o"i the sp ce.sbetwee-i the vertebraxalong
e. en side of the spine.
U. H. SHERWOOD'S Successojs,
No. 10 1 Chamber st.. New York.
Our Aent in Faette ille, N. C. is
"CIIARLE.5 MONTAGUE.
April 7, 1540. inn
Has just commenced receiving his Full and Win
ter Goods, and will continue receiving by nearly
every arriv d from the north, until his supply f
Goods are completed ; all of which being pur
ch ised by the package for fash, will be oflered
by w hiles le or retail at reduced prices.
Au;. 11, lslO.
Telegraphed for Charleston Courier.
New Orleans, Aug. 9.
Twelve hundred bales Cotton huvc been sold
since the reception of the Cambria's accounts, at
higher prices. Middling is quoted at 9;; fair at
11 cents.
Our city continues very healthy. Tht inter
ments of the week were 60 one of cholera, none
of yellow fever.
A destructive overflow has taken place in Red
River, which is still rising It is feared that the
cotton in the valleys will be a total loss.
Th steam ship Alabama has beeu chartered
by government to carry troops from Pascagoula
and Pensacola to T.mpa Bay.
Texas papers say that the late rains have
damaged the cotton crops immensely, and that
they will not average half a crop throughout
that country.
N's 2
June 30, 1MU
LEWIS &. HANFORD,
231, 2o &. 25 Pe .rl st., N. Y.
oin.
less than the uc-
cases a neat and
r i:i yah ia:
II O
111' B!Fi
April
FAYETTEVILLE, A. C.
This building, the 1. lgtst ai d h :iiti n.fst
Hotel i.i Noi th C': i li ia, has beei. le fed by the
subscriber for a term of years, and is n.w t pen
for the reception of travellers, visiteis, ;.nd
boarders.
All the furniture and fixtuje i bout the build
ing are entirely new, h ving been purch . ea-d
within the 1 .st month Ti:e uccomrnod -t i-: s i
all lespects will be ..s r d .:s can be frui dn the
Stite. The single rocrr:s ! e provided viil ev
ery n.-ces..rv co:. veniet.ee : and the oct.ble na m-
- . "... . .... a r. : l .
i for 1 dies wild t .ir.nus, . le targe ui:u in-cu
v i r . c i e
THE MOST EXTENSIVE
SHIRT ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE UNITED STATES IS AT
Vo. 179 Biihimore st., near Light,
BALTIMORE ', Md.
H'tieie 300 persons arc. employed, and a
fuck if 10G0 dozen blurts ul ways on hand.
Merchants and others visiting Ji.. It. more are
inviied to e il -and examine the Urest and best
stock of SHIR I tli-t h is ever been ollered, con
sisting of 11 s.:.i'5 -md (pi litics, for men and
bovs, w I.icii for style and workm :i. ship canm t
Mf::e th in usu .1 eitorts H-'ve been
ne sur;J.
m .de o
desir-.'ole
se.iJer the assoi tn.ent complete a
W JETTON
nd
a everv ies; ect.
T
Marcli 10, 1510.
lv
Li'.r.e,
a tan .
has resumed
JJLm JJ m JOLL17-Ilj bookbu.di
n.s t the new glo.-e next Jour r iiea.-h-v
wtierw he will receiTe s.n.1 execute b-.udin!; in -i ?
sirej-
TURMP SKKl).
the
b'l-i-
l-eler.
?e subst
ket and
tilt- t-.bi.c
nti Is
Xhv st
.hT.
d iel:c
cies aiM i ' '. by
0. !,
Fish, 1 hometown
-,d "i ne Crockery for sale by
April 2S. J. D. W I LL1 A MS.
NEW QOOBS.
The Subscriber is now receiving his stock of
FALL GOOD 3, purchased recently in the north
ern markets at the lowest prices, consisting in
pirt of
Calicoes, Kerseys, Sheetings and Shirtings,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Sattinets,
Alpaccas, DeLaiuf, and Bombazine.,
Pocket and table Cutlery,
hardware of all kinds,
Florence, Kutland and other straw Bonnets,
Gentlemen's f.ishion -ble mole-skin H-ts,
Men's, bnv's and children's Hots and Caps, of
all kinds, ,
Saddles, Hridles and Marting-.les,
Whips, horse and mule CoIlrs,
20 Cases Roots and Shoes;
A good iissoi tment of common
CR0CKEKY & GLASS WARE,
Rio and Liguira Cofee,
15 hbls. crushed and clarified Sugars,
Ll cksmith's T-ols. and finishing Nails,
Sw de Iron, fjoir. 1 to 7 inches broad.
And i variety if other articles which he would
b- g! d to sell for cash or exchange for country
produce.
J. E. BRYAN,
opposite Bank Cape Fear
Aug. 11, 1S10. 3m. '
APPO.NTMENTS i OK PREACHING.
R v. J. R H rmon, " the blind Preacher, by
Divi :e permission, will pre .ch at the following
( I ces: Saturday, September 1st, at Bethel,
Richnio-.d co ; S. bb th, 2d, at Lauiel Hill, 10
o'clock, a. m.; s .rce dy at Spring Hiil at 4 o'clk,
p. in.: Tuesd y, -ltn, ;.t Antioch Piesbyterian
Church, R beson co.; Wednesday, 5th, at Provi
dence, ne r Lumber Bridge ; Thursday, 6th, at
St. P. ul's; r iid y, 7th, at Gray's Creek, Cum-berl-.
.d Co.; S-tud -y, Mb, t Ged.r Creek; Sab
fa .tii, ith, ..t Coi.co.d Met hodist Chuich ; Tues
d v, llt:., ,:i Unio i ; Wednesday, 12th, i t Pir.ey
Groie ; i'liursd y, 13th, t the l.lufi Piesbyterian
Chinch: Frit!..ytrael ; Si.tu.d y and Sabbath,
lot ii ;,d iGth , It r jiendship (William's church.)
Kev. D vid J. Willi..ms will plc.se mke
..pp' intine.Js for Mr Harmon, between
ship .'id Favetteville, so that he can be ut Fay
etteville on 22d and 23d September.
The nli.id Preacher, Laborinst a he does, under
one of the severest losses that can bef. 11 any f
the linma.ii race, is commended to the sympathies
and kind aid of the benevolent.
Communicated by J. MONROE.
Aug. 11, 1519 2t
Later From Europe
Transmitted for th. Saltimor American.
St. John. N. 13., Aug- 8.
The steamer America. Capt. Harrin, ar
liveit at Halifax etenla, at 2 o'clock p.
in , wilU uiiu w t ek'fc later intelligence Iruin
Europe, biiiigitig fifi v-tliiee thruugli ateu
get a. Pan Uaie to ttie gtilh, aiut loiidou
to the rtl ultimo
to urgr ttpin the Britwh ministry a recogni
tioa of the de facto governmeut of Hungary.
It is mentioned as a significant fact mat
Quaker moved the first resolution, which
proves that tKe rfibris of Hungary are fullj
appreciated and understood, when ther
thus overcome the scruple of members of
the Peace Society, who in their speeches,
inntead of using expressions of sym
pathy, boidly propose to a hi Hungary
by taking up arms against Austria. The
meeting became highly excited, and rose
a one man and shouteti for war. The peti
tion adopted bv the meeting wa laid be
fore Parliament and elicited an interesting
debate upon Hungariau a Hairs.
ITALY.
It is announced that the troops who re
cently received orders to embark for Italy,
ami were recalled after the account of tne
surrender of Rome, are to be embarked
lor their original destination.
Home is under the military rule of Gen
eral Oudinot, and order ami tranquility
prevail. All public acts are rendered in
the name of the Pope. He continues liv
ing at (iaeta, but beyond the fact that he
will remain there until after the accouche
ment of the Queen of Naples, nothing seems
to be known. It is said he will afterwards
proceed to Rome, full v clothed with both
temporal and spiritual authority, and that
the priesthood around him, having learned
nulling from past misfortunes, resolutely
refuse concessions to the popular party.
Nothing is said as to how the French army
is to be paid, but it is reported that
Russia has agreed to lend his Holiness two
millions without interest, the principal tu
be paid at the rate of half a million an
nually. The American consul, at the latest ad
vices, had not returned his authority.
When the 1 tench soldiers attacked Ins
office he withdrew after protesting against
the indignity.
Garibaldi was at Orvicti on the 17th.
He had levied a tribute of two thousand
pounds on the inhabitants ; alter which
he took up a position in the neighborhood.
Finally the people are collecting from dif
Icrei.t part of the country and torisnug
armed band, intending to join Garibaldi.
The state of affairs in Ireland remains
about the ame as at the last advices.
. . .
fa c
inor.a j
::t.:t-
12,000 bbls.
Juiv !", 13-i
TURPENTINE.
N A THAT'
j. 53--U
a
KING &. Co.
ThrTakiff or 184 6-The Dry Goods
Reporter ot N. York slates a circumatai.ee
in,relation tu the successful competition of
American manufactures with foreign, which
sp ak volumes in favor of the democratic
1 ar If ol 1846. It says the further intnor
The accounts from the manufacturing j tation of musteline de iaines for Arnerici n
consumption, must prove a luting ouiuv.
e have examined the patterns of the for
eign fabric iu comparison with the produc
tion of our own manufacture, and are sat
isfied that the former must yield tht palm
to the latter, both in point ot style and fin
ish." According to this, the American
manufacturers will have the trade entirely
to themselves.
This is a commentary upon the whig cry
that the country would be ruined by the
Tariff of 1846, worthy of consideration
with those party croakt rs f.ir '"protection "
This show a that we are able to protect
ourselves against all manner of foreign invasion.
Northern Turnip Seed received by
green" to day. For sale by
Ever-
H INS DALE.
August 4, 1S49.
If. S
tj : . h.iv,-. c....i s;c- t ti.t- st
Y ne b r is kep hv :f,,i i-.;i..i. !
..ri;l c.-urtt.-'v. w lo v ill us ' ii ' '
,.r m.. hpst ou .li v if :un cd by tr.-
others. ...
T.ie lessee, with some yens exj e.ience i t tni
voc.tion, will m ke every exeition to give sctis-
faction to the patrons ot the llou-e.
ANN BROWN.
M .y -5, 149.
532-lv
NO NUB.
t u ., ulih ne in the distilling of
l lld.C dW"'Vltfu ...... .... .
Turpentine, Nathan King.
Ju.ie 4, 184'J.
500 Acres oi land
W. L. HALL.
and
We hive erected a Still 11 miles from town
oi the st ij-e rojd to R leigh, and will carry on
the dUtilli r Tnrne iti'ie in the name
, . - - - I
Btyle of N-th.tn King &. Co.
NATHAN KING,
W. L. HALL.
June 4, 1S40. 537-tf
Mew Establishment.
The Subscriber h s opened a Shop on frerson
treat, nearly opposite Liberty Point, at the stand
recently occupied by Simpson &. McLaughlin
for the manufacture of
SADDLES, ORIOLES, HARNESS,
and a other articles in his line, where he would
glad to persons in want of such articles.
He is prepared to do any work in the way of
TRIMMING, that may be entrusted to him.
(0- Particular attention paid to repairing, &c.
J. D. CALLAIS, Agt.
May 5, 1840. 6a).
DOCT. KENNEDY w. utd i h-rm the citizehs
of Faettevi!le th t he is i i t-w: . i ndwuln -m
in u ;til the 11th. Hise igageine tselewheir
will oblige him tole ve then. He will be le s
ed to w ;it n all requiring his services up to th t
time. Persons in the country h viojj engage
ments with him would do well to c 11 e-ily, as
he r liinot protr ct his t..y.
Odice in the Favettev:lle Hotel.
Aug. 4, 1S49.
BLVNKS
Of all kinds fur sale ai this Office
D a W. McLAUB IN
i,i,gin Cumhe; 1 .:.d r u;,;;. , :l a- nndeo by
Rockfish f.r three miles. The I nd ia til
rimbeied vith ton.s-iw-n.ull, -nd turpentine tim
ber, -nd is well ..d.pted tor the making of tar
There i on the said lands a good Fuim with a
corTil'ort..ble dwelling house; Aso a saw and grist
Mill i.i good lep .ir, and not more th.in a quarter
If mile from Big Rockfish The Toll bridge
crost-:g tii ; Rockfish on the Camden ro.d, will
be s.dd with the 1 o.ds if desired.
Alo, will be sold, one hu.-.d:ed seres of land,
including the F. 11- f Rockfish, ore i f the bet
mill sites in the southern country, for Saw-mill
or f.ctory purposes.
J. C. DAVIS.
June23,lS49. 539-tf.
$ 200 REWARD.
Ero.ve Jail, in Sampson county. North Caro
litu, on the night of the 14th instant, two pri-
-or.eis. JOHN P. WILLIAMS and NEEDHAM
STEVENS, combed with stealing Negri es.
.Villi ms h i been convicted and awaiting the
;e ite. ice of the Court, and Stevens was awaiting
his trial.
Williams is ibout 35 or 40 years of age, 7i feet
0 oi "5 i-.ches high, thick well set frame, weighs
Abcu: 1 1 los., iaouth large and lips little pout-
1 ,4, e. e d irk, eye-brows d -rk and he .vy, low
j ;.re foreheid, dirk hair, a downcht surly
.. )k, iome limping ;jeculi-rity in his right foot,
w Uh the toe turned in
Stevens is about 40 years of age, 6 fret high
or up'-rds, I rge muscl .r frame, weighs about
17 l'ji.. mouth rather 1-irge, lips thick, good
te?th, blue ees. high receding forehead, hair
thi i and somewhat lght originally, now a little
rjev, i fdr skin, md fond of joking.
' Twill give Two Hundred Doll .rs for their ap-
urehe-'sion and confinement in any Jk.il in
the United State, so th't I get them again
or One Hu.died Doll irs for one of them.
A. U. CHESNUTT. S-henR-Clinton,
Jane 10, 1S49. 533-2m
ditiicts ate altoeiher sat siucioi y. In
cotton and woollen goods a lair business is
going forward.
froduce. A moderate business has
been done in produce at full prices.
Cation market The official cotton quo
tations i t the btoker for the last w eek are
Mill quoted, but nut altogether obtainable.
Fair Upland D&d.; lair Mobile 5d.; iair
Orleans, ad.; middling qualities. 4d.
' Hour. Vv enter n cana. 22s. a 2js lid.;
Phi aUelj hia, 3-. a 2js. j Ualtimore, 24s.
a 5i4s. Oil ; Umo 2os. a 26s.
nieat. United States red, white and
mieu,bs. t. a 7s 8d. Indian corn is in
less request at 29s a 30s. per quarter for
white, and 2b a 30s. fur yellow. Indian
meal 15s. a 15s. bd
FROM THE CONTINENT
We have accounts from Vienna to the
2 1st ot June, winch are confu-ed and con-
tiadicloiv. It is admitted, however, that
en
ler
Ben., who. u anneais, crosaeri the Irouse
canal at the heail of 0U,000 men ami took
the encampment of the Croats by storm.
After a set ies of conflicts, whicn lasted
tour days, tliey compelled the Imperialists
to raise the siege ol r'clei warden and eva
cuate the Uiaska.
The insurrection in the south of Hun
gary is complete, being announced hi a
uuiieon published at Kinie-Uashew ich, at
Zeitun on the Weiur. W e have the
.- .. ,i.. .....i ..i
version ol a sitarp action mv iun iiacc
near V ailzeii. between Georgey and tiie
Ausirian Oenerals Sass ana liombvrg.
t lie Bulletin say s that on tne I5tn the Hun-
ai iau aru.y m.iicniil upon aitscn, then
nun. it.; j iiauictoiy. It is auuiuieu, iiuwcki, hi
Jeiiacliicn, the Ban of Croatia, has bet
J Fay-1 completely defeated by the Magyars undi
GROCERIES,
Hardware, hats, caps, & shoes.
The Certificate for Eleven shares of the Stock
of the Bank of Cape fe.r.in fvor ot the 1 te
Gabrifl Holmes, having been lost or mislaid,
notice is herebv given thnt application w ill be
made by the "undersigned as Executor Ao the
estate of th elected for a renewal of said certi
ficate, for the benefit of id estate.
OWEN D. HOLME5,
Executor
July 2S. 1849. 344 -3m
IjOCO lbs. nev ive Gsc
FEATHERS, just "fa
July 28, J949. M4-3t Hay Street.
MILES COSTIN,
ii EXSU A I. A U EXT
For ihe sale of all kinds of coun
try Produce, such as
Lumber, Timber, Naval Store
Corn, Bacon, &c &c.
WILMING ION. N. C.
Reference,
P. K. Dickinson. O. G. Par.ley,
E. P. Hall,
Gilbert Potter,
John Dawson,
July 21, 1649.
Dr. Tho H Wright,
Owen Fennell.
A. L. Price,
Wilmington, N. C
Melancholy fate of an Aeronaut. Con
siderable anxiety has prevailed in the vi
cinity of Cardiff and Swansea, throughout
the week, regarding the fate of an aeronaut
named Green, (not Mr Charles Green of
Vauxhall lelebrity.) who, it is feared,
perUhed by falling into the sea in his as
cent in a balloon from Cardiff' on Monday
last. The balloon wa the property ol Mr
W adman of Bristol, who had been an
nounced to make the ascent, but through
illness was prevented. Mr Green under
took t he trip, at d took his departure fium
terra tirma about 6 o'clock in the evening.
Its course on lea ing the earth was over
the tow n in the direction of Penarth, Mr
Green liberating a parachute with a car at
tached to it as he passed over.
The next morning about 5 o'clock, the
balloon was discovered at Wad more in
Somersetshire, lying on the ground, about
three parts tilled with gas and not at all
injured. No one was with it, but ia the
vecuuu-d V t.ie Kuss.ans, wh , according cur a ccat Iieck tie Pal" bout and a
h.....i. r. it-il nutiW astlie enemv aUVanceil. i l""'1 miiuimniiii wcie munu. n-
At niiit Georsjev occupied a stronK posi- Huirie ve been made along that part of
lion before t a.lsen. His army, estimated
at 44,UL0 men, with 120 piecesut artillery.
was attacked the next morning by the ad
vanced guards under Sass, but tne artillerv
foiled every attempt to
uisln.ige mem. 1 he cannonauiiig on both
sides was nevere. The Hungarian cavalry
executed a number of valiant c targes on
the Uussians. On the lbih the ma .u body
ot the Russian army was brought up, and
on tne l7tu they attacked Waitzen, and.
notwithstanding a desperate resistance, the
Hungarians, wt. re conq eiled tu evacuate
me town, with the lo of two standards.
two cannon, and 500 prisoners. In the
course of the pursuit, it was found that
only the rearguard ot thw Hungarians had
ueeii engaged, their main army having
marched to the north. Gen. Rombeie
. i . i -.
wuii cav airy was uespatcneu in pursuiu
ENGLAND.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
neld at Loudon tavern to express public
tne coast after Mr Green, but not the least
intelligence can be elicited if his fate. At
dusk ou Monday evening, the coast guard
pt rceiveu a balloon crossing t:ie Severn m
the direction ot Card ill. It was close to
the sea when discovered, and one party
saw it dragging through the sea, and sud
denly ascend to a great attitude. 'Ihis
leads to a supposition that Mr Green aban
doned it to save himself by swimming, but
perished in the effort. His body waa found
in tne channel.
When Baron da Sleeken .was at tha
head ol his division at Vorktown, waitii g
for the striking of the British Hag, be per
ceived himseif in dang r from a shell
thrown by the enemy, nd suddenly threw
himself into the tteBca. 4ien. Wayne,
in the jeopard j and horry of the moment,
lei t u pon him. The Barou turning his ey e
aw it was his brigadier. kl always kuew
vuu were brave tieueral,1 said he; but
... . I '
1 1 did not know you were eo perfect in ev-
ouiniou iu regard to tha effort heiusr made ry respect of duty - You cover your Gen,
I uy the, Hunganaus for iudepeodeuce, au1 I er' teUeat tntUe bst rnanner rWUts.