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

THE PRACTICAL ASTRONOMER." or the Caroli IJrom Europe. Mr Bayne: I do not like to be innnU; Correspond en of the Carolinian. Washington, D. Nov. 12.

Dear Bayne Ha ving partial I recovered from -our debilitated state, we again strays: Such is th title of a very; excellent work, by the Reverend and learned Dr. ijick. Astronomy is a subject tof great and but little studied by th masses. A compilation of facts A AT TTVTT A UTi take up our goosequill to inform jou of oi in -r; tnrday night, the lutb iLftar.t.. MARC, rather leo, n2 etc 11 fid; a rope around herr.fck i' left She was frrn mi Mont! iy i from town.

on the amibn tive in regard to the affairs of our Citv but would like to know whether or not the Commissioners of the town are liable to indictment for failing to abate any nuisance which may exist in the public streets. 11 yitxo Xilll j. fl I'l matters and things in tins section. Yeu will probably say that it is one wa to get over a lazy spell by usin the term1 dibili- J01 Proprietor. from the work cannot be otherwise thaii instructive anl entertaining LIGHT is the foundation iof Astronomical science; but wht light is, man1 has n.rer yet been able to demonstrate, any more than he can demonstrate u-Klf i I K't a reaaonable reward to any pcrnon who Her to mm in Fayetteville.

v. DAVID McDl November 17, 1843 lt FAYETTEVILLE, y. C. Baltimore, Nov. 10.

ARRIVAt OF THE CAMBRIA. The steamer Cambria arrived at gl-as grows or water runs. ivian new fiul; 5 oclock, n. in. on Thursd.iv U.t It perhaps is known to all pedestrians who chance to pass that way, that a'very serious obstruction exists on Maiden Lane, some hundred yards below its intersection with Hillsborough street, no less fharr the deposite of a quantity of manure upon; 1 is as much in the dark with regird to the origin tatcd no, noi we beg leave to say we are correct.

We have not, nor never have been, troubled with that failing so prevalent with a certain class you mentioned in jour paper some time since, as 'Market-House loafers, goods-box and shingle whit-lers." No. no, we arc not lazy. A witness of the fact can alone imagine the great difference which has taken place it be a is material substance (it MEW 01 ngnt, and i substance) a animal life. he is in rezard to the origin of pt- The Plank Road is progressing steadily About a mile of it is completed, and in use. We lerri from a gentleman who has seen a number Arey Ci i BlioinrToi: of Plank Roads, that this one is by far the hand the sidewalk, and the same sidewalk being wholly occupied by a wagon which is left to stand there at niuht.

nerhans for the Lexicographers define light to be an eperial agent or matter which renders objects perceptible to sight. Dr. Dick savs it is an invisible somest, evenest, end best constructed one he rnrrsntil husinpv. tAk this meihotl nf i in our city within a few weeks past, in re- wnri! til till niltnhAr nf one meets lLI suns etherial matted which renders objects percepti 'cipooi papers to the 2rth October, bbe brings 80 passengers. JThe general tone business afl'airs dur-ii the week was of a healthy character.

lhe Cotton market was active during tlje week. On Monday, speculators operat" to a considerable extent, buving at an advance on the current rates of the week previous of on all descriptions- Subsequently less activity prevailed, and the transactions of the week were estimated to amount to bales. The mar-closed with a quiet and steady feeling. The quotations are for fair Orleans. 65 in the streets.

on ing their frirnds and the public, tliat ti taken the utand formerly occupied by Mr 1J Leete, north-east corner Market Square, I street, and have received and opened their ma is easnv accounteu ble to the visub.1 organs. To say that light is in has ever seen. The wagqns. which have driven orer it? ire understand, are delighted with it. There is some delay just now in the reception of tj'mber but a supply is expected very soon.

vC Superior Court for Cumberland coun- isioie is aimdst a contradiction in terms. At comprehension that that which renders other (jbjects visible, shduld itself be in lor: the near approach of the meeting of the thirty-second Congress brings besides members and their families, hosts of persons having business before Congress! Wc learn that members who have been here engaging houses for the session, have engaged them till next August, anticipating visible The i i ty is now ira session, Judge Dick presiding onty, criminal case was that of the Philosophers have theorized upon the nature negro man negr and qualities O-Oflll 4,, Cl Ct .1 light in all ages; and the prevail- George, trierd for burglary. He was sentenced iiiiviuiiii- 4 uiu. ne csiimai- ing opinions of our day do not agree in relation ed stock at Liverpool was 421,000 bales, of to them.j Dr. Dick gives two opfnions that pre vail first, that light isasubtle matter pervading to 3p lashes jand banished from the State.

oir community has been -very much excited during the ljist and this week by the very sudden deatji of 'one of our citizens, and the distressing circumstances connected therewith. an unusually long session. Great preparations have been made during the summer by the hotel and boarding-house proprietors. We also learn that quite a number of families who have the the whole univ ir.se, and is continually agitated wmcli 288.000 are American. The Corn trade throughout the country is quiet, and buyers are operating only to the extent of immediate wants.

Holders, in consequence, have been unable to main I I ba I i i i ti i rr nil urrfLiir i mv i c- i i i usually kept in the DIJY GOODS' line, inch; Sugar and Coffee-Indigo and Madder, Peppdr. Spice, Spanish btarch', Saleratus, Cinnamon, Mace r.ml Nutmegs, Saltpetre, Copperas, Alum, Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Shot's, Hats, Caps Thev reaper 1 1'ul ly stlicit their friends a- 1 Is puhlir to call and their thc are deloimMied to SELL LOW VQll CASH. Nov. 17, OIsei vei copy. The Flui.e and I.lt on Mumford tfr't.

ih Reaid-'nee of IMiam Blake. For' partlciilars eu-jtilre if A W. Sttel JNO. O. I1AI.I.

Oet. 27. 1 fciT (Kf Tlie above House and Lot, if not i uv luminous Douies, producing a vibratory mo want of a place to put it. It was the remark of a wise man. that there should be a place for everything, and everything should be in its place." I do not imagine, however, that even the greatest advocate of the Bom mer method' would contend that the sidew alk of a public thoroughfare was the proper place to deposite manure; or that any misanthrope, hov great oever might be his dilike to his species, would be desirous of their breaking their iecks over a wagon in the streets.

In the more juvenile days of some of our good citizens, a nuisance of this kind would hardly hive been suffered to extt long enough to je mentioned in the public prints, for the wagon would have been disposed of in a that a "search-warrant" would have been necessary to find its whereabouts. Q. IMPORTANT FROM Til F. SANDWICH IS-! LANDS. In our paper of Saturday last we announced that a rumor was in circulation that a difficulty had arisen at the Sandwich Islands between the French consul general the Hawaiian government.

Since that the French friirate, the lion, whereby objects are rendered visible. This means -otherwise called the fashionable theory ha at lJ-jt the merit of being abstruse ones of the country have jinked resi The other is more easily comprehended, and con uences here so that they may be able to The election for Governor, sequntly, we jidge, more popular: that light spentl some ot then tune with the fashionable of our metropolis, as well as those at consrsts of an ejmission or constant shedding of mensKers of Congress, and State officers, took place on tliej5th inst'. The whig were beaten in NejwyQi leans, making a large democratic gain. Tlig members of Congress stand politically as the particles ol luminous bodies, caused bv tneir home residences. horn this we tinual agitationli tain previous quotations, and prices have still a declining tendency.

Indian Corn is held firmly, and the sale are limited. Iik Provisions, business is stead and puces firm. I Abbot Lawrence, our Minister to the British Government, ha had an audience of the Queen at Windsor Castle, and presented his credentials. The fears of a general- war, growing out of the difficulties between the Turks and Russians, have subsided. The stand taken by England and France may jude that ere Ions: Washington will Light.

approaches in a straight be during the sittings of Conirressj the body which emits it. It cannot be line from the seen through a dark room, grand centre ot attraction for the rich, the if TVIf.r.tlij.l tnr r-1. Xt a bended tube. If it peers into gay, and the fashionable from all parts of he oflrred at public auction. Terms at sale.

through an aperture, its ray forms a straight our country. New Orleans, Nov. 12. Krt the returns received of. the recent election ih this State, it is supposed that Walker, the democratic candidate for Governor, is elect- ine.

Light darts and shoots with a velocity ex- hat aslungton is verj' rapidly in- 1T37T aat-J6 i ceeding anything man has been able to accom has caused the: Czar to lower his tone, and the cieasinganu improving, is the general re OS-dDGD plish. Yet its velocity give it no weight or mark; nouses are in demand, and as a con Russian Autocrat has expressed his anxiety to ta. ere. is! no cnange, politically, in the ton-irfesuofial delegation three demorrat arwl nn momentum which a person can perceive by be sequence, rents are verv high; real estate settled the question on amicable terms, provided Poursuivante, under thj command of Ad ing struck with it; but experiments have been is rising in value; a larger number of England would make no hostile demonstrations tniial Tionnnelin, has arrived at ihi rt tried, the resul be belief that houses have been put up this year than in in reference to the matter. from the Sandwich Inlands, which place of which led to in its velocity; it has some force but 30 small A fresh excitement has taken place at Rome.

whig eing elurcted. In the Legislature, on joint ballot the hig will probably have a small ma- 3ority -i Vv'. In Mississippi the democrats have triumphed. Q'litmsn is' elected Governor by a large majority; that the rays from a concave mirro thrown up- any previous one, so say they who know. The buildings too are generally of durable materials and good design.

We can count a dozen, mo3t of them now occupied, was calculated jto amount to on an instrumen Venice, it is said, will not again be a free port. The Moniteur has been seized by the French authorities, for publishing letters from Louis one tvelve hundred millionth the weight of 44 nu rtji cuimru urai ine oeinocrauc canaiujies in our own immediate neighborhood, of Blanc and others. which we should sav was "cata- part of a ior in au ine iour congressional dis- she left early in the present mouth, bringing, as we learn Mr Dillon, the French consul, and his family, as passengers It is said that Mr Dillon has finally closed mission at the islands, and that he proceeds to France through the United States, taking passage in the steamer about leaving Panama The demands of the French consul, the 4 i lias just ieceied by the late arrivals fror th iS'oilli, a luce and well assorted atock Among which are Suprrline Cloths himI Cassimeres, S.itliiiet.- Atul Veilings, well assorted. Superfine G-i Ditto J-1 Cashmeres. Ditto Alulin-de-Lainc, Tailfon ri Silk and Wool, Camelion Silk, Turk Satin, Hrocade ilk, some splenditf tt-4 black nl HonibazineM, Alpaccas, black and'c'olbred Vdvis square and Ipnx Shawls, mount to nothing." ere elected.

Thi is a democratic gain of tricls, one. i'j All experience goes to that lijht is es NEW YORK. It appears that the democrats Corrfpon'lence ot the Charleston Courier. Washington, Nov. 10 It is understood'here that Mr sential to the life, the health, and the happiness cjf man, as well as te the existence of the animal and vegetable world.

Man and beast and all haveejeeted hjalf of the State officers, and half of most important of which related to the will resist the incorporation of California vegetation love (light, and turn to the sun for into the Union as a State, should the Con importation of French brandies into the islands at reduced rates of duty, and to the comfort as a suckling turns to its thother. Who stitution that she may present exclude slavery. But it is not yet known here. has not seen thai a plant (say 'a running vine) really; handsome buildings, the foundations of which were not commenced till about the 1st of April. Energetic measures are being put in; operation by those having charge of the Nation's Monument to the memory of Washington.

Thev are suing to issue cir-culars to all the schools, colleges, societies and associations in the Union, inviting them to contribute, their mite to aid in its erection- It is stated that if each scholar in the Union contribute one cent per month, in three years this will give something over a million of dollars. One of the schools here has already commenced the planjfast "month, they marched over the St te Senate but the whig will have a majority in the House. A Considerable democratic Tfce -Albany A rgxiB utti that the Senate and Houne re Vrth rry ntly if noC quite politicalljr balanced and thtt th whig majority will not be. over a fw hundred. MASSACH17SETT -We hiw have returns from the whole State, with the exception of a growing in asjilile, (where the sunt or light only sale of ardent spirits by French whalers visiting the ports of the islands for refreshments, were refused by the Hawaiian gov whether California will adopt anv restric 'T.

enters tnrougn acertain aoor or aperiurei win ernment. 1 towards the light Our au- shape its course tion in her constitution. The itra asserts that the constitution will be framed without any provision on the subject, and calls upon tlje free-soilcrs to take care The Hawaiiei fort was seized, disarmed. a dark room, thority says tha a plant, put into opened for; the Tartan and other Shawls, very cheap, L-idies' Hobihet Capes, some splendid, Ditto Muslin, French, and others, 2000 pieces Calico, French, Kngliih, and Domestic. '200 pieces -1-t Ginfrharn.

liet Anker and Bagle Bolting Cloths, from 1 to 10, cheap, 7" packages Shoe. With many other floods, all of which we repurchased by the paokape forcaah, and ill oflered at the lowest market pnc, by vvlmlr-ilt or retail. 'November 1 1 0 few towns. For Governor Briggs, whig, tew towns, ortjovei bdmission of its ammunition destroyed, and the Hawai and a small hole free-soiIer, Huitwell, 23,2 o2 ian flag lowered for about three, days light, the plant will turn towards that hole, and est California should become a Slave "I'pn wlter ita slii when the French occupation of the fort lingers will fall short of his election by rights i 1 1 pe, or grow in a ciooked direc State, in the absence of any positive pro ceased, and the Hawaiian flag was again duction. It asserts that there are now tiori, to get towards the light If a fire be made the people tome l.QOO votes.

Plfrev, frce-soiler, for Concress, Licks 3,000 in a body and made their first deposite of raised. One of I the public vessels of-the one cent each- We judge the right sort California. The Mormons, in Hawaiian government was also sei'Acd by of being elected. In this district there is, there- in the room, the plant will not be attracted away bv it, which woilld seem to prove that the light of the sun.1 morel than its heat, is what attracts their constitution, have, not excluded foie. no choice the French, and sent ofl undcr French con of men have the matter in hand.

The work progresses finely; a steam engine )xi slavery, and some of them are slavehol The Ivhigs gain in the House, and have a ma trol to Tahiti or Valparaiso. The French the plant, just been erected at the base, with which! authorities then left the islands. ft said that Col. Weller of Ohio, and jo'rity oi" about 100 members. Union Light is necessary to give a plnt its natural ICr 'Hie Hvv.

J. U. Blitvl rreaeher, wilt pftencT ot Larabert'iTf. Httv.Hr,Ti fWn. tj.

Not. 27tb. at candle-light; at Mount rign, Awhpole rrebjti'rian i hurch. 2tth. j.

c. r.r.ocKJ.r, P. S. Aa Brother Harrnan I blind, we recouimeu 1 Li to the benevolrnee ot bin congregationn. The British consul ncneral and the VinGINIA--The recent election for a mem V.

H. Gwyn of Mississippi, have the best green coloi for a plant reared in xl'arkness will experiment, be white. Jit is even ftiund upon ber, of Gongres! from the Wheeling District, (to chance of being elected as Senators from red in dark- caused bv deth) has resulted in says our author, that-if a plant California, and both of them are opposed fill Vacancy nss be brought to the light, it will in a few days to any restriction ot slavery. the election of the whig candidate, Mrlhymond li is vbelievctl that the Lesislature of that if only a part of it be ex- there ale now two whigs in the Virginia So that turn green and 1 CONSUMPTION DISARMED of ITS hit. HASTINGS' COMPOUND SYHUP OF NAPHTHA.

Michigan will rcsiud their instructions to and the other pari kej)t close delegations instead of one pWed to the light their Senators to vote for the Wilmot Pro 'while the one eiposed turns ly covei ed from American consul protested against the action of the Frei forcc-9. The ISritish consul general offered his service as mediator, but was refused. It is uncertain what the result all this will be, but the general impression is. that M. Dillon has exceeded his powers, add that his acts will be denounced by his government.

This belief is strengtlied by his sudden departure, and his anxiety to be the first to represent the matter to his own government. Pacific News, Sept. 29. DR. Til A IIASTINO'S COMPOUND SYItUP Of NAFn -The gieat Remedy for (tontifnMion.

litriii giid to see that Messrs Price are viso In this case there may be a majority remains white od that even a gieen, the other Fulton have bohght new type for the Journal. remain white if covered with upot on a leaf wil of the Senate in favor of the non interveii tion ground of Gen. Cass. light cannot trough which the some subitnce It looks better to have more of a variety of type for the editori.il, tselections and advertisements alt. the; materials will hereafter ue raiseu to their jllacesv Tliey have been using the horse, but he is too slow.

We must not forget to mention the City Hall. This building has stood in an unfinished state for many years. Ax appropriation was obtained from the last Congress in consideration of the (iovernment's having had the use of part of the building for holding the District Courts. The building is the property of the City having stood so long looking bad, it now bids fair to outshine all the others. We understand, as was then very customary all over the 'country, the authorities, to aid in its erection, passed an act authorizing a lottery, by which means they expected to raise a large amount of funds; the capital prize Was one hundred thousand dollars.

A poor man who hail risked a ticket, drew the capital prize. The lottery, instead of helping the City, brought it in debt; the penetrate, Asthma, Spitting: of Blood. Night SweatR. 11 uxky 1 Wasting of the Hesh. Bronchitis.

Congbg. i Diseases of the and bungs. This celebrated preparation" is pTtnsnn't to tLe tnffo. is so speedy in its operations, that imti lainly ft good effects in a few mlritrte nftwr taking tie first HASTINGS' SVItl OF NAPHTHA is now being u'ned in nearly all our hospitals. ar i ab-.

comincinto rapid use among all our best pbysici.ti x. i -coughs, colds, nhd all diseases of the lungs. It recommended in the Wbrsf state of fwwamttiiii rhese experiments are singular and highly in- The rumor of Mr Hugh Wadd-Il being appointed to a to re i ic mission is unfounded. tlfstin' in a nhilosonhic point of They 1 ft .1 II i -j: can tie maue oy ovr rciuers oj jit iui3cu i OC?" good deal of censure has been expressed br themselves. Itis a popular test the matter celebrated physician.

Dr. Molt, of New-York nn i 1 1 1 ni ztre is the necessary quality to give manner in wnicn ine sncnn at the bunglingj opinion that heal Arnold, el narnnnan. writlag in the agent nt i York, under date of Jan. 30. 1843, says: 1 receii r.l 1 life and vigor a pi nt but it appears that half-doxen Hastings'' Narbthai Srni) orilerri! i i PitKSKXT Phicks We learn that at the extensive sale of the property ol" B.

Buun, dee'd, in Nash; county, this week, one negro, sold for 81875. and another for glQ3 No. 1 field hands sold from': $700 to g800. Wilmington and Raleighj Kail Noad Stock brought from S10 .50 to gI2 per share, lor $100 paid in. its natural it will not without light hej Richmond couiiy, hung a criminal nnmed Hildreth, on tke 2d inst.

is said that the Sheriff was so green, rr so scared, th it he did not know how to make a deadfall," or a hang- and am convinced that ISaphtha is the pnnnj.l i i i -ent. Inclosed is twenty fire dollars, for Jou send me two dozen and a half bottles. I have two put in the Marine lloipital, wIjohi I think ill Lie; helil thy appearaftfe (a suburb jthat the criminal was choked to Qry. The citizen nf Charlesfon Necj man's knot but Baltimore, Nov. 135 p.

m. Caufohxia LKT-rKits. The private letters received here from California do not give such a glowing description of the present and future prospects of California as do the newspapers, the editors and proprietors of which of course have an interest in presenting the brightest and most attractive side of the picture to public view. They seem to anticipate a grand bursting of the bubble, and predict that all who hare made tangible money in California will be travelling homeward with it before many months have elapsed- They, however, speak more with regard to mercantile affairs, generally agreeing as to the point that a hard-fisted and hard-working man can prosper at. the mines, whilst merchants, clerks, lawyers, and speculators, must come home or starved much excited at an attempt ight of his own body a slow and death bvjthe wel Tarboro (A'.

Press. of that city) are, which is being or by it." None genuine without the Written Signature of V. AHUISON on the wrapper. (Xf Price one dollar a bottle Six botth fo I f. lars.

The usual allowance to the trade. Fur s.ile hv S. J. HINSDALE, Favrtteville. And Messrs J.

fc W. JOHNSON, Clinton. Nov. ly will be made to bring the Neck He struggled and once reg.un- painftil process. building' was consequently stopped.

The lucky chap has drawn only the interest of his prize ever since. The Legislature of Illinois, at its late extra session, re-elected Gen. Shields to and asked the Sheriff to fix the ton into the corporate limits portion of Charles rd the platform bitizens of the Neck bear their the Sheriff, after fumbling so bis to make the but CAUTION. Krom the (Boston) f'hronotjpe. rope This at- him ofT the pl.ifform again, to proportionate park of the city taxes awhile, pushed The popularitj of WjUtar'a Balaam of Wild Cherry ban and he was four or five min- PHI CES CURREN T.

ftrnpt the Neck ppople are bitterly ppposed to, take his ch uice the Senate of the U.S. His nine years' citizenship having expired about the 1st of October, he will now be entitled to a induced tome mercenary indiyiduala in Tarioua parta the country to compoiwid quack notrnm for the purpose of deceiTing ttao public and raiaing money on the well-earned reputation of thin truly valtiibh; medicine. Th Now, the fact is, as increasing their burthens. ute? ding. Corrected weekly for tke Jorlh Carolitt ion to have the benefits and the those people wish interest of the proprietor cannot anllor.

iflie can nut keep Telrgraph-d forth Churlciton Courier. seat in that august body. pldasures of living in large' city, without pay- the public informal a4nit thefat.i prj.aratioim attempted to be palmed off in ttio namr of the. Wild for certain it ia that no meidicinc crer proved ao efficaciou in Raltimobe, Nor. 122 P.

M. I his same (jcn. Shields came to this that is, the expenses auenaani 10 t. 1 r'ncmiir rRom'i t. ctjiti.

MtxcNtMiiti. Bacon, lb 5.1,' to 6 Bafe yi Brandy gal 75 to Ko jBagging. bfy. yd place a few years since willing to take the NEWS The steam ship Km- CALIFORNIA upon the tax-payek-s of a large city.) And in this 1 1 a lnt catalogue of thenioiit common diseases which -human fleuh ia heir or pregerred the health and life of- ao many thoiuandi of our race i a lr. Vitar'a to t0 do liht do apple 1 1 lo 1 lo to smallest clerkship.

He succeeded. From commissioner of the Land Office, he was opposition 'they Hre clearly wrong. Wc have pirr Citv arrived nt New-York ye.ieraaj, or.oS-in in iKm.fis'cb iie.Hi to the first to September. J8 to 20 ftVe. Itio.

pd lo to 10'n pd 45 to Candles, pd 475 f5 do sperm Balaam. Mr Seth W. owle.trngifit ivo. ia WMninRiw ftrtet.ia the aole proprietor of the original receipt for the manufacture of the ff-huine medicine, and suppJien Ixdh made a Brig. General of Volunteers during precisely a JsimilaV case in FayettevIle tliose vhb life just jutsfde of the townlimits have all the'benefits arising from the trade of the town at wholesale and rttaill and of whom, ulao agencies can be the Mexican war.

The war over, he comes obtained. The Genuine and ordinal Dr- Wiatar a uamam oi vt iia Rrrswax. lb ton. 'nrn. hu.hel.

Hour, bbl Klaxs-fd bushel feathers, lb Fodder. t)U 1s Hides, green, lb do dry Lard. Ib Oats, bushel Oil. Linseed, gai Peas, bu.h 1 thev make their biead in the town ttley partici- Cherry, has Kitenairely Countt-rfeltea in i nuaueipnia. Site has a in llion of gold on board.

The New.Yojk papers are filled with the news she furnishes. Inhere were 300 vessel in the port 6f Sin Francisco, and the population of that place is estimate! at 100,000. Rich placers have jtlislovered 'on Trinity river, and the operative there I averaging one hundred dollars the rtlea.jures. narades. pomps, advan- r- I 1 I.

home with laureled brow, and his adopted State sends him to Congress as a Senator not being eligible to a seat in that body agreeably to the Constitution being of foreign birth, to entitle' him he must be a and aome thousand bbttlea of th apunoua imitation thrown into the market and cxtenaiTely circulated this is Caution Dealers anX the public Generally against pur 10O to 1 opperas. pd CO Iron. Swedes pd i 1 do extra sizes to 3 to3i do Knglish 3 4 tol0 Lime bbl 176 t-. 1 1 to 8 Lead, bar 6 7 77 to 0 jMofasses. gal 65 to 70 jNails.

Keg pd 60 to 55 'Oil. lamp gl tltoH 0to66 do tanner's, I IT ta'es and benefits! i derived by the existence of town, without paying their proper propor- the chasing any other thaii that having the written signature of I. BUTTS on the For sale in Fayetteville, hj S. J. HINSDALE.

of the expenses of the town. It very na tion 10 to 11 IPowder. keir 4V) to tural that they shduld seek all these advantages, 5 to 15 I Rice, pd to 4 llye. bushel Tallow, lb Tobacco, manufd. Wheat, bushel Whiskey, gal b'ut that does not ihake it right that they should 75 to 85 Brandy.

eI lo to 4 45 Gin. Holland. enjoy our town iimiw wnrtituu.u Inom. Jamaica, gtl Wool, lb as thev ouzht to be, it would make the burdens do St I roix 78 to 1 i do.N to 4 MARRIED. In this county, oji the 7th by Alexander McLeod.

Emanuel Ilrnch lo Mi Louisa, daughter ofi the late Cox Carter. In Bladen countyi on the 7th Luther Cromartie to Miss ljulia H. Cromartie. Wood. oak.

per cord, flTlll Ef. Beef, on the hoof in 4 per saclv. A vein ot gold, extending iwo lea-es the soliid rock. ha been discovered on Col. Fremont's rancho.

The CRvent6h have unanimously agreed that no Slaver shalj. ever be permitted in California, and-TRt so free iiegroes shall be allowed to come j' The health. California is improving, and the fotT 'hat entirely disappeared. San Jose has bear! more equally, and adda fund to the lis est pd 2 I improve needed. ment of the town.

Which is very much Putter, pouud 12 I ta 15 Chickens, eacfc, 1 to 12 Kggs. doten 1 10 Pork. Dound. -4 to i Sugar. O.

pd 7 to 4 Porto Kico. to do St to 1 do Lump, i to 1 ') do Loaf, 11 to 13 citizen nine years that time having now expired, he is again elected, and of course no objections can now be unless some such as an old bachelor once raised against ourself when we applied for adr mission into a society. He said "he knew nothing against tis, only it was reported we were about to get married. So with Shields; the only objection we can hear to hini in this place is, that he loves the girls. What Irishman don't? In this he may im prove, and then he will not be in danger of having a stiletto forced under his ribs.

For some days back, wc have had most delightful weather. Hope it will remain so for a long spell. 5 CAROLINUS. Potatoes, sweet bushi 0 100 'Salt. sak 1 r.o to (0- Great JV) ig VUtories" appear to be small affairs about now.

Such is the title given to the recent gaii of a loss in the New York election. The Ne York Tribune, awhig pa do Irish do north'n. bbl Turkeys, each Turnips, bufrh VALUABLE LAND FOE SAL.I3. -on Land in um- do alum, bnk 37 to Tea. pd 10 1 ') Twine, bngging pd 5f) IMPORTANT FROM SANTA FE.

St. Louis. Nov. 12 By an arrival here from the plains, later date have been received from Santa Fe. Col.

Washington returned to his quarters on the 24th, of September, from his march through the Navajoe country. At first he found the Indians very troublesome, and not disposed to come to terms but he finally succeeded in concluding a treaty of an importanti character with the Nava-joes, by which it is stipulated that they givp up all. the property whjch tire marauding board band of their tribe- have release all. prisoners, and acknowledge their subjection to the United States. The Indians appeared perfectly satisfied with the arrangement.

Previous to the conclusion of the treaty, Col. Washington had an engagement with a party of the tribe, in which six Indians were killed and several wounded. Major Stein, who was wounded in a fight with the Apaches on the 16th of August lasU is recovering. He is now able to walkabout, but the ball has not yet been extracted. Sergeant Norwood was shot dead in the same engagement, and Sergeant Snyder, who was wounded at the same time, died from the efl'ects of his wounds ou the 14th of September.

Lieut. Simpson, who accompanied Col-Washington on his expedition, has discovered a middle route to California. It is situated between Gila river route and the old Spanish trail- It is a wagon route, and three, hundred miles nearer than any other passage which has yet been dis rifrTTrTii.tr. mirricniri Wine. Malpaf to 0 per; says that the popular vote was very close so close that we may as well call the result a 15 7 do Madeira, do Port berland county, lying on both sides of f-PPf 44- brown sbt g.

yd m.K 11 nf rrelterille. (Known as Mgi4atJWt in December next, elects two SiflW, 4 org anises the State govern- fOSRt, 1 Aiiericattljlii are telling at San Francisco at three dollar a piece. i I New Orleans, Nov. 13. 1 I i ic i to 1 75 to 'j lio to Glass.

8x10 box draWn battle." the Colquehoun land Tbere are Osu.burgs: j.rd 8toV I do 10x12 I While lead Cotton Factory. We understand that Mr Thompson, an English weaver, is The intelligencfe by the Cambria was received cleared land, wen aaapteu iP i- ke. Forturpentiueoittar. ti-ere is no jmpenor and in vTi Also about 5 rre Kfftt upland as can for eWTiDe- ThiBUnd will be sold on aceoinmpdatlofir terms. It will be fbowo- nt any further information given on nr.1iatioa to the ubrilT.

application MALCOM McGREGOR. Bacon has advanced a littla, but othr-r artirif hare materially changed rotten isafbaJe h.wrr. we hare not altered quotations. Tbrw La- deal of produce in during the week. yesterday, but it iprodiiced Odecided eflect on the cotton market The sales amounted to aw bhl Tur; about starting a Cotton factory, oni a small scale, at the North end of the town.

It will be operated by Steam. It is the intention of the proprietor to spin and- weave. This may be the beginning of great things 560-tf Norember 17.1849 WILMINGTON MARKET. bales, at full prices. Middling is quoted at 10.

Molasses has declined, and sales were made at 20 cts. X.arge sales of sugar were made at decline, prime sukar 4 t.he were di.potl of at bbl dip, and $1 foV hard- ,40 Tar SI 10 ppr an 1 175 bbls at fc.l,3.. Spirts Turheniine or since our 1 -t Thk Excursion Governor Manly, with the Directors and Stockholders of the Wilmington Raleigh Rail road Company, and! several citizens and ladies, took an excusion down the River, on Saturday, in the steamer Vanderbilt, Capt. Marshall. The Boat starteil from the Wharf at about for the town in ine way oi cuium uiauuiuu LAND FOR SALE.

turin. H'ihmpgton Chronicle. rort. arc W5 000 feet floofinff board, (rivrr -rl lZoLd of at jSO per M. Two rlt, thai annual Bank.

At the Commercial iast week of the Stockholders of i 10 o'clock, Jl. passed over the Bar meeting iaftwe Wilmington O. and returned about 4 o'clock, P. M. It I Bank t.

'iimmrri'ia i maim INC ir 1 was a very pleasant party, at which His The subscriber offer for sale his PLANT ATION, containing 455 acres, lying on both sides of Stewart's Creek, between 8 and 9 miles jwest of Fayetterille. near the Mor-gantonroad There are about 50 acrea cleared and In a state of eultirat ion; the remainder (being w41 timbered) is well adapted for this timber and turpentine business There is a good mill site. There ia also a dwelling aiia the usual out-houses; and as regards health and gooa water.it cannot be urpaased in the county. SKo Perron wishing to purchase, will find the V'? the premises, who wUljtake pleasure in win Jg rnfll Timber nere at 1 and rer A Jot of II. O.

bhd Staves, irsed and ror nd at $fI4perM for for 101 The market is well supplied with inovi.ic; present, and f.riceai CHERAW.Novj 13. Cotton 9J to 3f 7to7j flour 0-1'aCj iron 5 to Ji- Late f.om South America -The ship Maria arrived at New York on Saturday, with dates from Rio de Janeiro to the 4th October. The dates from Montevideo are to the 15 th September, and from Buenos Ayres to the llth The crop 1 of coffee on the Brazilian plantations is much shorter this year than it was the yearlbefore, and is commanding higher prices than usual. Excellency received the attentions ol nis fellow-citizens, in that plain and unostentatious manner most agreeable to him, and Parslev was re-e ectcu rresiuciu, au N. Non, VVri8V'nJfctrnamt lard, A.

UeRosset, J. Bjm.T Bennet FlannerJZ Latimer, and dward for the next (year. covered Business ai Santa. Fe represented as so, well calculated to engender mutual res- 5GO-2X' I Not. 17, 1849.

being very pect and esteem--Wilmington Commercial Chronicle..