The North-Carolinian from Fayetteville, North Carolina • Page 3

'foBTJI CAROLINIAN. FAYETTEVILLE THE TRUE SECRET OF HEALTH. Th human I body is a complicated and. deUeate machine, and readily become out of order. People axe constantly abusing their health by neglect, and violent excitement of the various organ oflife.

At such, times nature makes strong efforts to carry on her functions, in spite of causes which threaten their speedy destruction. To aasint nature, it is necessary that some active remedy used in medicine should be resorted to, and among the many offered to the public, great care is necessary in making choice. There is none however, that exerts a more beneficial influence, or more energetic and active than Clickener's Sugar Coated Vegetable rills, as they enter immediately into the blood, and their virtues are speedily circulated throughout the whole system. They are com-1 posed of ingredients wholly vrjgetable in their nature, and are sure to eradicate every vestige of disease, SAMUEL J. HINSDALE is the sole agent for Fayetteville and vicinityf; Wm.

H. B'jaynet Editor and Proprietor FAYET'fcEVILlVE, N. C. OVERFLOW OF THE MISSISSIPPI. A vrriterin the New Orleans Delta, over the signature of D.

B. Mosby who says he has followed the Mississippi river 20 years, gives his opinion of the cause of th constant rising of that river. He says that hes remember? when the Mississippi was not emba iked with levees above the mouth of Red River. In those days the Mississippi was from 50 to miles wide, the times of its highest frer ets, spreading ortT an immense valley from as high up a3 Helena. jNow it is not more than amilo wide.

This immense spreading out of the waters a place of deposit for the mass5 of sediment which is now forced down the channel of theXriver, and is filling up the mouth and ti bottom of the river, high up above New Orleans. In this way he accounts for the necessity raising trie levee every year or two; not lat there is any more water in the as the bottom of the river Correspondence of the Carolinian. Washington, D. CI, May 2, 1849. Sixty hours continuance in a recumbent position, and physic in bulk, proved quite an alleviation for the scoloing propensity manifested in our but the great medicamentum the real baltn of gilead" was the fine sunshine wej had yesterday, for the first time in ten days.

Oh! we do love the looks of old Sol, I when, like the girls, he tries to look his prettiest. We notice frequent arrivals of persons who have returned, not from California, but after they had been half way there, more or less. Now, to our mind, it was a merciful Providence that put some little difficulties in their way, to cause them to return. One of the great obstacles appears to be, that they could not sleep on a feather bed every night during their journey. Such tender creatures were unworthv as IlIT 5s 1849.

FAYETTE VIML.E, lh C. This building, largest and handsomest Hotel in North Carolina, as been leased by the subscriber for a term of yars, and i now open for the reception of travellers visiters, and boarders. I All the furniture and fixtures about the building are entirely new, having been purchased within the last month. The accommodations in all respects will be as good as can be found in he-State. Th single rooms are provided -with every necessary convenience and thodouble rooms for.

Ladies and families, a 'large and-filled up with care. All the substantial and delicacies aflbrtfed bv the market and tha seasous will be supplied at the table. The servants- have been selected from acion the best to be obtained; and experienced liost-lers have charge of the stables. The bar is kept by a gentleman of cxperieiice and courtesv. who will furnish all refreshments ptT- Our sivbscrloeri will alwy do themselves a service as well as ourself by prompt" a MARRIED.

Extraordinary surgical operation. We learn, says the Boston Journal, that Dr. Warren, of thi city, recently took from the stomach of an Irish girl, at the Massachusetts general hospital, by means of an incision, a tape worm 41 feet and 11 inches in length. The operation was performed while the sufferer was under the influence of ethr. She observed, in coming to her senses, "Oh! I have had a pleasant dream, and feel The wound was dressed with great care, and she has scarcely complained of pain since the operation.

This we are told, is the only case on record where the! ipe worm has been literally cut from the human stomach. Fall of a Rock. We learn that a large rock was detached some week" or two since, from one of the cliffs on the Hickory Nut road near Washington Harris's, aud fell about three hundred yards, leveling trees and tearing up the ground iu its course. The report is that its fall caused the earth to shake for a considerable distance around; but- we think it highly probable that it was a slight commotion) of the earth which caused it to fall, fit must have been a sight worth seeing at 'least. Mountain Banner.

In Cumberland county. Son Sunday last" by Rev. iy lniHriuiiiii vvnen lite larly falls to reach them as soon as it to oy eonru of mail. ALso, of any the arrival and departure of the "V1" carries the paper. Also, hy by any change; when such can be made, Dy which it may reach sooner H.

Woodward, Mr AlfredJ Jackson toMissLuciu-da Averitt. 1 In this county, on the 26tb Mr Malcom Bkck to Miss Janet McNeill, youngest daughter ofMrNeill McNeill. Ii In Wilmington, Mr John W. Morris to Miss DEMOCRATIC MEETING. "fills up with the vast deposit of sediment the Mary Jane Scull.

In Montgomery county, on the 17th In consequence of the democrats. of Wilming sociates of the more persevering: and very I ultimo, of the. best quality requiired by travellers or others. banks must be raised to Hold.the water. He says that trees may be seen which once grew on the banks of the river, now buried 20 feet in the earth of the levees.

For a hundred The lessee, witli some fears experience in this vocation, will make every "exertion to give satis- faction to the patrons of tl Mr Martwell A. Green to Miss Lucretia Jane Rush, eldest daughter of John Rush, In Sampson county, on the 25th Mr Ollin Strickland to Miss MariaTew, daughter of Holly Tew, Esq. Also, on the Mr R. Honeycut to Miss Mary 13. youngest daughter ol Joel Parker, Esq.

j' i At Mt. Plea sunt, on the instant 2Vlr Nim-rod Hartseit to Mrs Adaline Misenhitner, all of miles from either side oil ie House. ANN BROWN. the Mississippi, a well May 5, IS i'J. 532-ly unju ftuujtcis io uig goiu anu enuure the hardships met with at the diggins.

Persons who undertake any enterprise, having air the necessary means to carry out that enWprize, and from fear of ultimate failure or other trifling cause, abandon it before itNis accomplished, such persons are utterly unworthy of any fame or benefits that mighthave accrued from the success of the entcrnrize. We slorv in those ner- cannot be dug without Adding logs and other indications of the former overflows of the river. I ton having recommended a democratic Convention to be held in Clinton on 31st May, to nominate a candidate for Congress from this District, hen. McKay having declined a nomination, it is necessary that a meeting of the democrats of Cumberland should be held, to appoint delegates to that Convention. And the coming week has been considered the best time.

A meeting is requested at tjhe Town Hall on Thursday at 3 o'clock. It is hoped that the democrats of the county will otend. i If some remedv is not provided, Capt. Mosby by many in these days,) BANK OF Cabarrus. In New Hanover county, predicts (what is feared Mr Wm.SJ Walker ve overflows ever heard one of the most destrucit FAYETTEVIJL of in this country.

He proposes as a partial sons who, when they undertake anything, dor else the United S(ate3, remedy that Louisiana, A go their last copper more their very last ing into Lake Pontchar- snail cut two outlets lead Jaint heart train. A Meeting of the Subscribers to the capital stock of the Bank of Fayetteville, ill be held in the Room occupied by the jComu.issioners, in the town of Fayetteville, on Mondny the 2Ut at 12 o'clock, to elect the Directors, and tke such other steps as may be necessary to ut the Bank in I JAMES KYLE, Ch'n. breath to accomplish it. never won fair lady." When the news of, Gen battles was received, the made by a gentleman at th Taylor's first rom certain indications to Miss Mary daughter of the lMe Jarvis Marble, Esq, of Onslow county. In Sampson county, Mr Is.iiah Robinson of Duplin, to Miss Eveline Carroll.

On the lUth inst, on the banks of the Catawba river, at Shu ford's Ferry Mr Andrew Davis to Miss Polly Bagwell of Iredell county. An "eye witness" to this singular cene, informs us that the wedding party came to the river from Iredell, and crossing in a met the magistrate on the river bank, where the cermony was performed in the open air. I In Lincolnton, Mons. De Boncard, of France, to Miss Rose Wesson. In Anson, on the T2th Mr Francis Flake to Miss Marv Knots.

I fjCf- If we may judge prediction was steDs will be, takenlto in the Raleigh Register, Buownlow Assassinatkd I A gen-tlemau was in our office on-Monday and informed us that he had received a letter from a friend residing near Jonesboro' stating that W. fcG Brownlow, editor of thejJouesboro' Whig, had been assasiuated in the street by a man by the name of Ry-land that Ry land struck him on the back of the head, Iracturing the skull in such a manner that three pieces of the bone came out. -We gave the report as we received it, and see no reason to doubt its correctness. At any rate, the character of the man being considered, it will meet with general credence. Mountain Banner.

time, that Gen. d- Raleigh, notwithstan laylor would be the nex Preside ntf and remove the Postmaster ing the petition to reta him. 1 he immediately wrote to the President that Ccj- Our distant readers, and those who visit Fayetteville, will be glad to lern that the new Holt el is in activeToperation. (See advertisement in this paper.) The House has been comfortably and neatly furnished. The large and beautiful parlor is very handsomely, yet not expensively fitted up; and the ladies' apartments are much larger than are found in jmost public houses.

Mrs Brown, the lessee, is a lady cf indomitable energy. i Everything she undertakes goes ahead; and we think the patrons of the House will find it has got into the right hands. he so predicted, stating also, that he would not shave till he saw the! General in the The Siamese Twins vee exhibiting atGreens- fThey had two of their boro a short time ago. White House as President. set.

20 Hhds pn'me CubajMolasses, llhds, tierces and bbls. N. Orleans Mobs 500 sacks Liverpool ib'alt, 2000 bushels Alum Salt, M. S. Sorrel, of were going North, with children with them, and On Thursday the 2Sth Chatham county, N.

C. to Mi iss EJ A.j Keen, of Europe. 1 the view of embarking fq True to his last week he White House, years' growth Lancaster District, S. Ci vow, he did not shave; and went and saw the hero in the and afterwards cut oft three of bristles. Sets of Ulacksmith't Tools, Tanner's, lamp, and paint Oil, 1..

1 1 hig, has been appointed For sale bv cook Si. rowr.LL 03 Wm. H. Harvey, vJ Postmaster at Newbernj in place of Wm. G.

May 5, 1349, Bryan, democrat, removed. DIED. 1 In this county, on the lith after two years illness of Dropsy, jiMrs Ellinor McDuflie, widow of Archibald MjcDuffie, aged 154 years. She had been for many years a member of the Presbyterian Church, A bill to call a Convention to revise the Constitution, has passed both branches of the Michigan Legislature. i It has been frequently stated in the Southern papers, that (Jen.

Devereux, of Mrs. E. MfelNTYE $3 The Washington! Union, which dwells al together on proscription" these days, says that On the 27th Mrs Mary Eliza Nelson, VIRGINIA ELECTIONS. The members of Congress and Legislature, have j-esulted in large gains for the democracy. The Whig paper3 have not much to say on the subject; but they feel very sensibly, we have no doubt.

The Legislature will have a very large majority of democrats. The returns are not complete, but it is certain the democrats have gained five, the democrats in office ire now getting much in North Caroluia, raised the largest crops of wife of Richard Nelson, of Sumpter District, S. C. aged about 23 years. At Tuscaloosa, Alabarjnal on the 17th of March lie Turk was in, who al- that state of mind that presence of hisj grand ways after quitting the Returns her most sincere thanks to her country patrons for their many years past favors, and.

hopes still to merit a continuance of their patronage. She; will, as she has always done, spare no pains to give general satisfaction. She has received from1 the North a handsome assortment of BONNETS; and a reat variety of artificial Flowers. Also, a new style of diflerent qualities -f KllifahTp fnr trimminer r)ric rnnj fo. last, Charles Allen Ingra late of Lancaster his head was stilt on his Sultan, felt to see if shoulders 'and as good as six members of Congress, or in The second trial of Hand, alias Shuster, has resulted in a verdict of guilty.

A new trial has been asked for by his counsel. The jury were out 51 hours. It appears from the record of the Court that 14 years ago, this same Hand was tried for stealing an overcjoat, and prosecuted at that time by the lather of the attorney who is now prosecuting officer. A person by the name of Jim Webb has been arrested as an accomplice of II. in the robbery.

The evidence I against him is said to be very strong, but it is doubtful whether it will be used, as he is the one who doubtless gave the information to the government which caused H. to be arrested; and is probably the instigator of the whole plot from beginning to end. A'i gether the affair appears Ui be a very singular one, and is a general subject of animadversion. I District, S. C.

The object of this notice was a member ofthe Lancaster Company, (I) Palmetto Regiment South Carolina Volunteers in the war with Mexico. I In Charleston, on 2Sth ult, Henry Bailey, Es an eminent lawyer. jj Near Liles.ville, on the 25th Mrs Lucy E. wife of Elijah Liles, in the C9th year of her age. I i gether with many other articles in her line.

other words, the whole delegation. Rotts, the notorious whig, is beaten by Mr Seddon, of 'Richmond, (and dissentions among his whig friends;) and Pendleton, the (jCJ- She will still alter and bleach Bonnets or them. gentlemen's Hats, and co May 5, 1S49. 533 3tpd Wiltnot proviso whig is beaten and rebuked by a 5 Corn in the United States, averaging about 100,000 bushels. But Cist's Advertiser says, we have no comprehension of the growth and products of the West, and says that Jacob Strawn, 'of Illinois, raised more than 400,000 bushels of Corn in 1847, the product of 6000 acres.

I i. George Mason, whom John Randolph characterised as the Eagle-eyed aud most gifted statesman that Xirginia ever bred, had a clause in his will full of instruction. It is to this purport: That a private station, from his experience, is one that lie would recommend as most conductive to but upon the blessing of a parent, 1 charge my children, should any public! trust or duty devolve upon them by the necessity of the times, to suffer no fear of any danger whatever the fear of death COMMERCIAL RECORD. CJ 'Tv Whigs condemn Gen. Jackson and Mr Polk for maki lgxppointmentk from their political friept ind in the same breath urge Gen.

TavloAto follow their example. Baltimore Argus And the Democrat i condemn in General Taylor what they apj roved in Jackson knil Polk. Nat. Whig. j.

i I Confine yourself tc truth, if possible, Mr Whig. The j)emocrats do no such thing. They condemn in Gen. Taylor what they never had occasion to condefnn in either Gen. Jacklspn or Mr Polk, viz: a NEGROES FOR SALE.

The Subscriber will s'ell at the Court House in Fayetteville, at 12 o'clock on Monday of Cumberland Superior Court week, the 7th day of Ma v. next, a negro woman aged about 25 years, and a. The terms of sale ill' Romance in reality. Years ago, in this negro boy aged 9 years, be liberal. Arrived, May 2d, Steamer EVERGREEN, with goods for Leete, Willkings, Johnson Co, Benbow Co, A Johnson Co, Winslow, Mallte, Haw-ley Son, Sarah Jos Brooksbanks, II Erambeit, Cook Taylor, Johnson Co, J.

G. SUEPUEBD. standing be I ore city, a young couple were thf minister iihnut In hp 531-ts April ae, lS'J'J. made one flesh, Johnson, McNeill, Haigh Son. A A pie a total disregard when the father of the youth stepped in and forbade the act.

Time rpl led by the father died the youth married another, vvan of honest princi more moderate whig. The Union says Mr was called f'thc lone star" by I is northern friends; but they can now call him the lost pleiad." This will a bitter pill for the gentleman in the white houe.I The loss of five or six friends vat a single bow. is enough to alarm him in the political field. flO- The foreign news, on the first page, is of considerablejriterest, politically and commercially. The seige of the town of Brescia the takirig of the pl.ic at the point of the bayonet are events that occur in all wars; but to drive the 'inhabitants in and fire the houses, and burn the people in them, is a disgrace to modern warfare.

The Auritria'ns must lave been highly enraged, or brutally ferocious. The grounding tf a Danish bttle ship her conflagration and the destruction of 700 persons is another unasu. calamity. sacred "no friends of pledges trie most tlie maiden also married another: the wife to punish" before to reward nor enemies CONSUMPTION DISARMED of ITS TERRORS 1)R. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYttljP OF NAPHTHA.

DR. HASTINO'S COMPOUND SYKUP OF NAPII Til A. The great Remedy for Conauiuptian. Irliue, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Nirht Sweats. Husky Threat.

Wasting of the Meeh, BroachitiB. Coughs, Colds, an ct all DisrascH of the Chert and Lung. with his head!" after the election, and 'off nor the fear ot disgrace or poveny, io deter them from maintaining the right to which they were Our ancestors were a grave, wise and determined sort of people, and have left us both example and precept. This is what the Democrat! Gene 1 Taylor. Baltimore a the election, condemn in rfrgus.

This celebrated preparatioiii is plensnnt to (he tflFtf. an 1 that patients plainly fi.I is so speedy in its operations, good effects iu a few niiuutew McKethan, A Pemberton, Rose Son, Rockfish Co, Sampson Worms, JM Beaslv, Hall, VV Andres Cook Powell, Lutterloh, Wilson, of this place; and for Long Webb, Rev'd Jacks, Jenkins, Enniss, XW Murphy Co, AjLondon Co, Jenkins Roberts, Pope do, Ashe, Lineback, Fries, Swain, of Me interior. May 4th. Steamer HENRIETTA, with boat Ben Rush in tow, with cagooflce and gods for Haigh Son, Hall, Johnson Co, Cook Powell, Leete, TS Lutterloh, McNeill Co, Johnson, Mclntyre, Brooks-banks, WxWillkings, 6f this place, and for Pope Co, Jesse uvlev, ofthe interior. May 2d Steamer GOVL "GRAHAM," with boat Telegraph in tow with gdods for jBrown, Thomas.

Cranford Barker, Martine, after taking the firt dos HASTINGS' COMPOUND SVKUP OK. NAPHTHA Increase of population. Mrs Miller, is now beinj: used in nearly all our hospitals, and is hImj Distressing Casualty. We learn vho was present in egimental Ueview of from a genjloman Salisbury, at the Rowan Militia, on the 2rth that the residing ncaiv Fahncstock's brick yard, Harrisburg, (Penn.y on Monday morning last, gave birth to five boys, all of whom are alive and doing well. What makes this case singular is, that at her first confinement, she gave birth to two, and her second to three, and at this her third to Jive, h(rse of one ofj the ificers on parade be came frightened and Iran tlown the street at a most furious and dashed through rouiniK iuiu ihjjiu uc auiung mi uur uesv puynciabH.

lor coughs, colds, and all dUeases of the lungs. Jt has been recommended in the worft Hate of consumption Ly tlm celebrated Dr. Mtt, of New-York; and lr. Arnold, Savannah. writing to th at w.

York, under date of Jan. 30. 11848, say 1 rcveiyjid thf half-dozen Hastings' Naphtha Syrup ordered )rut ynt, and am convinced that Naphtha is the priMipiU inrtdi-ent. Inclosed is twenty five! dollars, for which you will send me two dozen and a half bottles. I have two patiwnt i in the.

Marine Hospital, whom I think will Le beuvfitteu. by it." I None genuine without the Written Signalur of M. A F. OAHIHSON on the wrnpper. Price one dollar a bottle Six bottles fo five dollars.

I he usual allowance td the trade. For sale by S. J. HINSDALE, Kavefte vile. And Messrs J.

VVr. JOHN SON, Clinton. Nov. 25, Ifc lS ly Brown SonT Chambers, A Steel, Lutterloh, Bevkerd tt, Lassiter, San- ere standing several a porch in which of the youth died a short tune since the widower, after this event, boarded with the object of his first love and her husband. One morning last week, i he lady was out and gone.

It was soon discovered that the aforesaid youth was also gone; but whether the twain had the same place of destination in view, we are not informed; but we guess they have gone to hunt for we fear ii will be a long hiJtnt) or solve the question, 4fcwhere is Utopi." Madam Rumor, and all the representatives at her court here, alias letter writers, say that to-dav a large number of the Gov-eminent clerks will be discharged, and tomorrow', their places will be-filled with men 'Vhonest, capable, aiid faithful" to the government and the duties of their new stations. A good anecdote is related of a Clay whig, who, on being asked how he liked Tavlor now, answered: he turns better than I The 15th of May, the anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims in Maryland will be celebrated, in great stvle on the site of the ancient city of 'St. Mary's. Z. Collins of Baltimore, orator, and making in ail ten children in four years, hore striking: one arid all living.

a dreadful children, a hoot of of them on the heat! fracture of the: skull causinjr and severely crush; ins the ankle bones of another. The horse ders llarnss, Thomson, Lines Col, Ingram Co, Eli Rossell, L'aijnbreth, Wvatt Sc Nance, Dr. Thomas, II Roiinsvillc, Vincent. port of uirzTr.vcTo.v. Arrived, April Schr A DeRoset frqm York Schr Davis fronaANew York Sclir Monsoon from York Schr Constitution from Philadelphia Schr Harrison Price from York.

30th. Schr John Willets from York, i May 2d. Schr Almira.T Gundy from Philadelphia. down the street and continued his course OCJ- On the fourth page will be found a highly interesting detail of circutnstances? which happened but a few weeks ago in New Orleans. 1 The "rreat mob, riot, and arson, in Canada, is ot thrilling interest.

It is difficult to foretell whut it all may lead to, or end in. i ORANGE COUNTY. The late Legislature North Carolina passed an act to divide Orange county, provided that on' taking the sense of the people a majority should decide in favor of it. Accordingly, the polls were opened on the 19th and 1001 votes were polled against dividing the county," and 1257 in favor of it. Majority in iror 25G.

So that the county of Alamance is added to our already unwieldy list. The county seat of Alamance is named Graham. finally threw the rid er upon the pwints of Singular Coincidence. Died at Marsh-field, Massachusetts, on the 5th inst. Deacon Joel Hatch, aged 79; on the 6th inst.

Deacon Joseph Clifjt, aged 81. They were both elected deacons of the Congregational Church in North; Marshfield in 1801, and they were both1 found dead, the one in PRICES It II T. breaking sevcraliof his some sharp paling, ribs, and otherwise seriously mangling him Corrected weekly for the Carolinian Our informant states that when he left morning, he under Salisbury on Saturjda his bed and the other in his yard. stood that the child vlhose skull had receiv- MERCHANDISE. CLMA Bale rope, pd 0 to 10 tlead, and that the ed the fracture, wi Bagging, hTy, yd IStoL'O coi'KTRr rRoM'cr.

cr.Mi. Bacon, lb 6 to 7 Brandy, peach, gal 45 to 50 do apple 35 to 38 Beeswax, lb 18 to 19 Cotton, lbs 6 to Corn, buhl, 50 to 55 do lifrht officer was considered almost beyond the From the Nashville Union. HOUSE'S MEDICINES. Havinir examined a trreat manv certificates of ColTee, ltio, pd hope of recovery. -r-Itaieigh Register.

1.1 to 15 to lo to l't. 25 to 45 Rev. C. C. Pise of New York, Chtplain New Bstablisliment- The Subscriber has opened a Shop ohferson street, nearly opposite Liberty Point, at thexstand recently occupied by Simpson McLaughlin, for the manufacture of i SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS," and all other articles in'his line, whcrc'he would be glad to see persons in jwant of such articles.

He is prepared to do any work in the way of TRIMMING, that may be entrusted to; him. cnecse, pd Candles, pd do sperm for the occasion. Flour. bbl 3 75 to 4 50 Yours, OAROLINUS. V0 to 1 00 Copperas, pd i Canada Anxexatiox.

have ex- Iron, Swedes pd 5 do extra sies to do KnKlish to 4 pressed, the opinion! that American jour nalists have beenltpo confident in their PUOCEFDS OF THE InAuIgUR ATION BALL. Lime bbl Lead, bar 32 oo 2 to 3 6 to 10 7 to 25 to 30 65 to 70 50 to 40 50 to 60 Haxsced. bushel Feathers, lb Fodder. 100 lbs Hides, green, lb do dry Lard, lb Oats, bushel Oil. gal Peas, bushel Rye.

bushel Tallow, lb 176 to lnu 6 ta 7 "2 to 25 statements in relation tb-thtr extent of dis fjC- Particular attention paid to repairing, tec. The finance comniitte of the great gal Nails, kejc T1 D. CALLAIS, Agt. affection in towards the lirith inauguration ball at Oil, lamp gal 87 to 140 fitn! Union publishes a'table, showing from tlie OiHciaReister i that in a list of thirty-three chief 'Clerks, oniy- twelve are democrats, and even some of these twelve were appointed by Mr Polk in place of whigs who died in office. This was the state of things all through Mr Polk's administration.

Such a statement will need norcomment from us by democrats who would have been glad, and were capable, to fill those offices. ashington have hich sums up as at they erred as great Government, and tl de tanner's, bbl 17' 0 made their final report, lOtoll Powier, keg, 400 to List- Tobaeco-jnannfiJ. 5 to 15 follows. Kice, pd to Gross amount of receipts, 52 All persons havinir 1 50 to din, Holland, to 1T5. ly in pronouncing jthat the people of Canada were anxious for annexation to the United States, as that the people of Cuba were desirous of being incorporated with the liooks belonging to the le Franklin Library So- a the virtues of House's family and plantation medicines, from persons belonging to different professions in life, manyiof whom are known to be highly intelligent andj respectable, we take plea-sare in recommending them to the public.

Mr House is himself a worthy and valuable citizeD of Nashville; and a living monument of the efficacy of his own medicines. For many years, he was afflicted with the most violent rheumatic affection, from which he could obtain no relief. As a last hope having despaired of relief from the medical profession he was restored to sound health by his Vegetable Pills, leaving only the effects of the former ravages of the disease upon his system. His Tonic for chills and fevers has been used for a number of years in the south and west, with imminent success. We have seen this medicine strongly recommended by many distinguished physicians who use it in their practice; and we have no doubt but it is a most excellent remedy.

We have said this much in favor of these medicines from a conviction of their efficacy, and because we know the proprietor to be a worthy and respectable citizen. Library Institute, or la Hum, sin ale pal ici Expenses, 7,794 37 Wheat, buchel 0 to 75 Whiskey, gal 25 to 28 Wool, lb to 12ii FATARf.ES Beef, on the hoof. 3K 4 Butter, pound. 12 1-2 toJ5 Chickens, each, 12 to 10 vpr oy leaving inem wnn ciety, will cpnfer a la do Bt Croix 78 to l.V) do 25 to 43 Raga, nd 2 Orrell, James Hanks, or ofthe President. American Intelligent observers Major Lutterloh, R.

at this office. By order May 5, 1S4P. Profits, 82,632 15 Of this sum, SI, 250 ea has been paid Snirar, IS pd fix to The Asheborough Herald appears to be tRfrs, dozen 6 to 3 Meal, bushel, 55 to 60 to the Protestant and (Catholic Orphan from th pah sli fp ss essi are a I unanimous in their pinion that the Cuban planters entertain jm such notion asannexa-tion to the United Stated such notion rork.pound, 4 to 4K eaving on hand, debts, a balance Asviums oi me liistrict, to pay some outstanding of 8142 15. Potatoes, sweet, buth 40 do Irish 1 50 north'n. bbl Turkey, eaeb 40 to 60 Turnips, bush 40 Forto Rico, 7 to 0 do St Croix, 0 to do Lump, jo loaf, rj'j Salt.

Liverpl. sack. 1 do Alum, bueh 45 iu.Vj Tea. pd to to i i i Wine. Malajra, 5 tn f.rj do Madeira, to.J.',0 ds For ICO -j being confined to Kome' pprtion of the Americans residing in thfc Cross-Creek Militia Attention i I You are hereby ordered to appear at the Court House in Fayetteville, 4n Saturday next, 12th of at 9 o'clock, a.

m.j armed and equipped a the law directs, for drill. By order of CaptJ Wooten, J. D. CALLAIS, O. S.

FATETTEfLLE very ashy at the fact that a large majority of the Stockholders here are in favor of the Watson's Bridge route for the Flank Road. That paper very boldly (more boldly than discreetly or courteously, we think) charges the stockholders with dupi city in passing the resolution ordering a survey ojf the Carthage route. It is not worth hile to argue with the Herald or any body else about the location of the rtiad. The two routes will be surve3'ed, and the Purveys will be laid be- Annexation Repudiated In the Canada Cotton yarn, pound 13 Legislature, the subject 4-4 brown tht'c, yd Gas. flxlO.

box- 2 75 of annexation was casually alluded to, 7.8 do do 0 yard 8 to 8i do 10x12 225 to Whitt to when Mr. Blake, Solicitor General, rose NOTICE. Taken up and committed to the Jail of Cumberland county. and spoke as follows ted that such a propo- "He deeply regre sal should have emanated from any political REMARKS. No change in prices.

Lar-s cr. riral of Flour, and reacky sales at our price i. Very little of other produce coming in. The River is still in good ordsr, quantities of goods arriving for Fayetteville an i A useful Invention Fan the Ladies. -A Lady in this State is about to apply for a patent for an invention which is at once ingenious, useful, and exhibits inventive qualities of no common kind.

It is an article of domestic furniture, which answers for a cradle, a baby jumper, a table for the child to amuse itself with i playthings and it can be transformed in a moment from a cradle to a seat with castors on it, by which the child can by its own power, use it as a walking chair, and move it from place to place simply bjr pushing it. -Scientific American. party, or from any section of the Province. on Sunday the 29th a negro boy who says his name is JOHN, and says he belongs to Sion Cheek of Orange county. He is about 14 or 15 years of age, is between 4 and 5 feet high, and tolerable black.

He had Canada would be that The darkest day for on which the last pf the British troops the interior. i READY-MADE Samson Forms Have just received a larg and splendid assortment of readv-made Clothirfg, all fresh and new, of all descriptions, the largest stock, perhaps, ever oflered iu the town of Fayetteville, consisting of Dress frock Coats, all fashionable colors, and of suitable materials, such as cloth, drab d'ete; bombazine, linen, snouiu leave her sho es He trusted that that day, and he be he should never se lieved the sentimen he uttered would be fore full meeting of the Stockholders, with the State stock fully represented, and a decision will then be made at Which the Herald people or any -Hher -people, may growl as much as they please. vVhether the route will be the northern, middle ot southern, we think no man can now say with truth, unless he is a prophet. i-" CO- A fword, which was voted to General Taylor by the Virginia Legislature, was presented to PrcHden Taylor on the 21th at the White House. It was made at Chicopee, and cost $1400.

The hilt and scabbard are of gold, wrought with flowers and inscriptions, ppe of the committee who delivered the sword responded to by evfry Hon. Member in on when taken up, a pair of striped pantaloons: wool and cotton grey satti net frock coat, velvet collar an old fur hat, very ragged, and an old pair of stitched -down shoes. The owner of said nero is hereby notified to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs. the House.7 WILMINGTON MARKET. Since Tuesday morning 103 bbls Turpentine, were dippr pi of at for Dip.

and 1 ,07 yer bbl for Hard; 137 bblj. New i Virgin Dip wresoIJ at 3 per bbl. A sale of 415 bbls. Tar w6 road at- .02, ftr bbl and 300 bbls. Do.

at $1.25 per fcbh lejn zh advance of 7 cts on the bbls iic ourlistre-Dort I Our UNivERSiTY.4-rWe learn that James WM. L. CALLAIS, Jailor. May 5, 532-tf of Greensboro', will T. Mofehead, inn 1K1 deliver the annual Address before the AI- I urpenuns er 10 raft Timber ed of at 25 cts per pal.

at the approaching Com- umni Association, sold at the folJowinff jrjees. viz: C2r Tc karnhv rirM that annlication will be made Ilniversi ty Raleigh mencemcnt of the VJ -ri tm PvAcirlont anrt Directors and company, of California. We notice In our marine list the arrival at this port of the "John A. a new ana handsome barque, built at Little River, S. by- our eater-prizing fellow-citizen, George W.

DaMs, Commission Merchant, under the immediate superintendence of her present commander. Captain Martin. The "John A. Taylor" is a large and commodious vessel, coppered and copper, fastened), throughout. She is advertised California, Flllmirigton $3,25, 4,00 and $1,50 per ncasurentnt; prices varying according; to 330 bales Hay were disposed of at f.Ocls.

per Register. Also, pants, vests, shirts, drawers, undershirts, suspenders, cravats, stocks, and other articles too numerous to mention. A beautiful assprtment of Calcos and Lawns, and Muslins. iSAMSON WQRMS, April 2S, 1840. 03l-tl ctvt.

Prices ol other articles, vrefceMeve renaii made a very handsome speech, to which Gen. Taylor briefly replied. What can do with all the swords that have been presented to-hira? This is about the sixth. All the presents of swords, medals, and other valuable articles he has received, would amount sdale was nominated Gen. Wm.

Trou chanire. liouimereial. the Bank of Cape Fear, at the expiration of three months from the date hereof, for the issue of a Certificate of Twenty one shares ef the Stock, of the said Bank, in the name of the undersigned, in ilea of one or more, for that namber of shares' I0st. RO. STRANGE' the Democratic Con- Cotton 5 to an4 rar on Thursday last venlion at Nashyil CHERAW, Way lr Let dull.

as the candidate to near $10,000. Jan. 3, 1840. for Governor of Tennessee..