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"-'.' i PROPOSALS
FOR CARRYING the Mails of the Unit-
ed States from the 1st of July, 1839, to the
30th of June, 1843, on the following post routes
IN NORTH CAROLINA,
will be received at tho'Department until the 25th
day of May next, at 3 o'clock, p m, to be decided
by the 1st day of Juno next ensuing.
. 2190. From Ashboro, by Moflott's. Mills and
Waddcll's Ferry, to rrosierity, 28 miles and back
once a week.
Leave Ashboro every Tuesday at G a m, arrive
at Prosperity same day at C p m.
- -j Leave Prosperity every Wednesday at G a m, ar
rive at Ashboro same day by 6 p in.
'2191: From Cliopcl "Hill, by Hancoek's Store,
or Leather's Cross Roads, and Fishdam, to Ford's
Creck,'35 miles and liack once a week."
Leave Ch,ii)el Hill 'every Friday at 6 a m, arrive
-at Ford's Creek same day by G p m.
Leave Ford's Creek every Saturday at G a m,
arrive at Chapel Hill same day by G p m.
t 2192,- From Falls to Catawba Creek, 20 miles
and back once a week.
Leave Falls every Monday at 8 am, arrive at
Catawba Creek same day by 4 p m.
' Leave Catawba Crock every Tuesday at G a m,
arrive at Falls same day by 2 p m.
" 2193. . From Fayetteville up the Cape Fear river
on the west side, by McNeill's Ferrv, Blalock's
Store, Raleigh, Johnson's Store and Dranjiher's
Store to FayetteviHc, equal to G3 miles and back
once a week.
Leave? Fayetteville" every Friday at G a rn, arrive
at Fayetteville next day by 6 p m.
2194. From Hillsboro, by Cameron's and Van
Hook's to Roxboro, 27 miles and back once a
week. - -
Leave Hillsboro every Tuesday at 6 a in, arrive
at Roxboro same day by G p m.
Leave Roxboro every Wednesday at G a m, ar
rive at Hillsboro same day by 6 p m.
' 2195. From Hillsboro, ly Samuel N Fate's
Store and Mount Willing, lo Rock Creek, or Fo-
- gleman's, 25 miles and back once a week.
Leave Hillsboro every ltiesuav at b a m, arrive
at Fogleman's same day by 6 p m.
Leave Fogleman's every Wednesday at G a m,
arrive at Hillsboro same day by 4 p m.
2196. From Hillsdale to Madison, on J)an riv
er, 20 miles and back once a week.
Leave rtillsriale every 1 uesday at !J a m, arrive
at Madison same day by 6 pm.
Leave Madison every Wednesday at 6 a m, ar
rive at Hillsdale same day at 3 p m.
2197. From Middlefown, Hyde co. to some
point on Chickamacomica bunks in said county,
30 miles and back once a we k.
Leave Middletown every Friday af G a m, arrive
at Chickamacomica every Saturday by G p in.
Laave Chickamacomica every Saturday at 6 a
in; arrive at Middlefown same day by G p m.
2198. "From Norwood, by Rocky River
Springs, Jacob Eford's, Mount Comfort, and
Mount Pleasant, to Concord, 32 miles and back
once a week.
Leave Norwood every Wednesday at 6 a
m, arrive at Concord same day by 6 p m.
Jave Concord every Thursday at 6 a m,
arrive at Nonr;."' same day by 6 p m, '
2199. From New Casiic, by Brier Creek,
Mulberry Gap, Laurel Spring, and John Wil
liams, to mouth of Wilson Creek, Va. 40 miles
and back once in two weeks.
Leave New Castle every other Thursday at
Sam, arrive at mouth of Wilson Creek next
day by 12 m.
Leave mouth of Wilson Creek every other
Friday at I p ni, arrive at New Castle next
day by 6 p ni.
2200. From Porter's Swamp to Leesville, 13
miles and back once a week.
Leave Porter's Swamp every Tuesday at S
a m, arrive at Leesville same'day by 12 m.
Leave Leesville every Tuesday at 1 p m.
arrive at Porter's Swamp same day by 5 p m,
2101a. From Pleasant Garden," by Turkey
Cove, to Elizabethlown, Ten. 50 miles and
back once a week.
Leave Pleasant Garden every Wednesday at
6 am, arrive at Elizabetlitow n next day by 12
rn.
Leave Elizabetbtown every Thursday at 1
p m, arrive at Pleasant Garden next dav by 6
p m.
2102a. From Pittsboro to Chapel Hill, 20
miles and back once a week.
Leave Pittsboro every Wednesday at 9 an,
arrive at Chapel Hill same day hy 5 pm.
Leave Chapel Hill every Thursday at 6 a
m, arrive at Pittsboro same day by 2 p m.
2103a. From Ridireway, by Williamsboro
Lynesville, and Woudwnrth, to Boyd ton, Va.
35 miles and back three times a week in stages.
Leave Uidfreway Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 5 am, arrive at Boyd ion same
days by 12 m.
Leave Boyd Ion Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 10 a m, arrive at Ridgeway same
days by 5 p m.
-'Schedule to be changed to conform to the
running on ihe railroad.
2104a. From Statesville to mount Airy, 50
miles and back once a week.
Leave Statesvilie every Tuesday at 6 a m,
arrive at Mount Airy next day by lipn.
Leave Mount Airy every Thursday at 6 a
m, arrive at Statesville next day by C p ni.
2105a. From Shallotte, by Dred Boasman's,
to While Marsh, 25 miles and back once a
week.
Leave Shallotte every Thursday at 8 a m,
arrive at While Mar&h same diy by 6 pm.
Leave White Marsh every Friday at 6 a m,
arrive at Shallotte same day hy 4 p m.
2106a. From Seattle's Store, by Warlick's
Store, to Mull Grove, 7 miles and back once a
week.
Leave S-vig!es Store every Thursday at 9
a ni, arrive at Mull Grove same day by 1 1 a m.
Leave Mull Grove every Tuesday at 12 m.
arrive atSeagle's Store same day by 2 p m.
2107a. From Waynesboro, by Whitfield
Mills and Jericho, to Strabane, 20 miles and
back once a week.
Leave ...Waynesboro every Tuesday at 3 a
m, arrive at Strabane same .lay by 6 p in.
Leave Strabane every Wednesday at 6 a m,
arrive at Waynesboro same day by 3 p m.
2103a. From Washington lo Portsmouth
and Ocracoke, 75 miles and back ot:r,e in two
weeks. '
Leave Washington every other Tuesday at
5 a in, arrive at Ocracoke next day by 7 p m.
Leave Ocracoke every other Thursday at 5
a m, arrive at Washington next day by 7 p m.
N O T E S .
1. Each route must be bid for separately.
The route, the sum, the mode of service, and
the residence of the bidder, should be distinctly
stated in each bid.
2. No proposal will be considered, unless it
be accompanied by a guarantee, signed by o e
or more responsible persons, in the following
form, viz:
"The undersigned guarantee that ,
if his bid lor carrying the mail from to
be accepted by the Postmaster General, shall
enter into an obligation, prior to the first day
of September next, with good- and sufficient
sureties, to perform the service proposed.
"Dated 1839."
This should be accompanied by the certifi
cate of a postmaster, or other equivalent testi
mony, that the guarantors are men of property,
and able" to make good this guarantee.
fX3This guarantee being required . by law,
no exemption can be allowed in favor of old
contractors, railroad companies, or any other
companies or persons whatsoever.
3. The distances, as stated in this advertise
ment, are believed to be substantially correct;
but the bidder will inform himselfon that point, j
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as no increased pay will -be allowed' for, and
difference when the places are named correctly.
4. The Postmaster General may alter the
schedule, and alter the route he allowing a pro
rata increase of compensation lor any additional
service required, and for any increased speed,
when the employment of additional stock or
carriers. is rendered necessary. . "
5. He may disoontiuue the service, or curtail
it at a pro rata reduction of pay, whenever he
shall consider it expedient to do so, he allowing
one month's extra pay on the amount dispensed
with.
6. He may impose fines for failure to take
or deliver a mail, or any part of a mail, at any
post office which is or may be established on
the route; fur refusing or neglecting to perform
any other stipulation of this contract; fbrsuffer
ing the mail to be injured, wet, lost, or destroy
ed; and mayexact a forfeiture of" the pay of the
trip, whenever the trip is lost, or the mail ar
rives so far behind schedule timeas to lose con
nection with a depending mail.
7. He may annul the contract, foi repeated
failures to perform any of the stipulations; for
refusing to discharge a carrier when required;
for violating the Post Office law; for dbeying
the instructions of the Department, or assign
ing a contract without the previous consent of
the Postmaster General. O
8. If the contractor shall run a stage or other
vehicle more rapidly or more frequently than
he is rrquired by ihe contract to carry the mail,
he shall give the same increased celerity and
frequency to the mail, and without increase ol
compensation.
9. Contractors on stage and coach routes
shall convey, free of charge, all agents ol the
Department upon exhibition of their credentials;
also, mail bags and post nihee blanks.
10. The Postmaster General is prohibited
bylaw, from making contracts for the trans
portation of the mad with anv person who shall
have entered into any combination, or propos
ed to enter into any combination, to preven
the making of any bid for a mail contract by
any other person or persons, or who shall have
made any agreement, or shall have given or
performed, or promised lo give or perform, any
consideration to do, or not to do, cny thing
whatever lo induce any other not to bid far
mail contract.
11. On post coach and stage routes, where
that kindol transportation is sometimes difficult
proposals will be received for carrying the mails
on horseh&ck, in wagons, or carls, lor a speci
fied number of months, wee.is, or days in eacl
year; but no dispensation of post, coach or
stage service will be tolerated, unless it be sti
pulated for in the proposals and emhraccd in
the contract.
12. The proposals should be sent to the Depart
ment, sealed, endorsed " Mad proposals in the
State of ," and addressed to the First
Assistant Postmaster General, S. R. Hobbie.
AMOS KENDALL.
April 13, 1839. 7 Iw.
LOTTERIES
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT
I. S. GREGORY fc CO.
O F
Tlie Bouquet for 31AYI
S. J. SYLVESTER,
(OF 130 BROADWAY, KEW-YORK.)
"B"N accordance with tlfe spirit of hilarity and
hope which ever prevails in the merry month of
May, begs leave to present to Ins friends and pat
rons the Handsomest collection of t lowers ever dis
played they being the first of the season, and
culled from the choicest plants in Fortune's Court.
He trusts that in this instane as in every ether
that the favorite specimens of the Goddess here ex
hibited, will enable the gatherer ta reap a RICH
Harvest.
As "the Rose by any oilier name wo'dd smell as
sweet," lie therefore displays it in the shape ol
S50,000!
to be pluekedontho 1STII OF MAY and which
he hopes will not
"Waste its sweetness on the desert air,"
but will rather gladden the heart of some of bi3 best
customers. There are several others, all dtsignat
ed below, which are calculated to give hart's-ease
to adventurers, both from their magnificence and
their odors.
All we recommend is an early application and
be careful to address
S. J. Sylvester,
1 30 Broadway, and 22 Wall-st. N. Y
. 100 Prizes of 1000 Dollars!!
Virginia Richmond LoHery,
Class No. 3, for 1330, to be drawn at Alexandria,
Va. on the 4th of May, 1339. 75 iNo. Lottery: 11
drawn ballots.
GRAND CAPITALS.
30,000 dollars. 8,000 dollars. 4,000 dolls.
3,000 dollars. 2,500 dollars. 1,017 doils
100 prizes of 1,000 dollars, etc. etc.
Tickets Ten Dollars. A certificate of a pack-
ago of 25 Tickets will bo sent for 130 dollars
shares in proportion.
The holder of the Capital will receive 30,000 dol
lars net!
Virginia Petersburg Lottery,
Class 3 for 1839, to be drawn at Alexandria, May
11; 75 nos. 12 drawn.
$35,294! 11,765! 6,000, 5,000, 2,500, &c.
Tickets, $10 Shares in proportion.
Fifty Thousand Dollars'
. Alexandria Lottery,
Class 3, for 1839, to be drawn at Alexandria,
D. C. May 18 7S IVos.; 13 ballots.
PRIZE OF 50,000 DOLLARS,
20,000 DOLLARS,
10,000 DOLLARS,
5,000 DOLLARS,
2,477 DOLLARS,
Besides a great variety of other prizes.
Tickets only 10 dollars, Shares in proportion.
A certificate of a package of 26 Tickets will be
sent for 340 dollars Halves and duartcrs in proportion.
ee
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HYACINTH.
Virginia Leeslurg Lottery,
To.be drawn at Alexandria, Va. May 25, 78 nos.
14 drawn ballots.
Splendid Scheme: 40,000 dolls. 12,000, 5,000, etc.
Tickets, only Ten Dollars Shares in proportion.
VIOLET.
State of JYeio Jersey Lottery,
Class IS, to be drawn at Jersey City, May 20
75 Nos. 12 drawn ballots.
Capitals 25,000, 6,000, 5000, &c. &c.
50 prizes of $1,000, 50 of 300, etc.
iC3 Tickets only Eight Dollars.
II A T
ATS!
WkolesaU and Retail Dealers in Hals,
HAVE just received their SPRING
Stn. k. nnd continue to manufacture Silk and
Fur Hats, at the north east corner of Market
Square, Fayetteville. . .
Also, a full supply of Hatters' 1 rimmings.
N. B. Highest price given for Fur.
April 6, 1839. ' 6-tf
rmiN. Conner, anil Sheet Iron
JL ;M ANUFACT OR Y. The subscriber
informs his friends and tho public that he has on
hand and continues to manufacture at his old esta
blishment, Hay Street, near the Post Office, every
artielc in the above line, and lias on hand a large
assortment of Tin and Jappanned Ware, Copper
Stills, Worms, Hatter's Kettles, uye w asn tt.etlles,
Brass Kettles and l ea iveuies.
Also a larj;e assortment
of ST OVES and Stove
PIPE, consisting of Fire
place and Pipe franklins,
Cooking, Boiling and Bak
ing Stoves, Six plate and
Box Stoves, Sheet Iron &
Foot Stoves ; and keeps
sa constantly on han4 I in
Plate 1 J a and extra
EVERGREEN.
JMaryland State Lottery,
To be drawn at Baltimore, May 8: 66 Nos.
10 Ballots.
Capitals: 10,000, 3000, 2000, etc. etc.
Tickets 5 dollars: Shares in proportion.
?ssizes, Brass & Iron Wire,
Sheet and Bolt Copper,
Sheet Brass, Iron, Steel and Zinck; Sheet, Bar and
Pig Lead, Spelter, Hound and Uooplron; INail and
Spike Hods; 1 hick iIanislieu Bieei; ursi quality
Mill and Cross Cut'Sas, with a general assort
ment of other articles in his line, which he would
respectfully invite the attention of country mer
chants and others to examine. He will sell as low
as can be bought in this place.
JAMES MARTINE.
Favetteville, March 2, 1839. I-Sm
NEW Stage I-iine. The subscri
bers have established a line of
with the mail, from Fayette
ville to "Warsaw Depot, on
the Wilmington Kail Road, connecting with the
cars on that Road, both to Wilmington and to the
North: They have ;ood Stages, excellent Horses,
and faithful Drivers, and will leave no effort untried
to rivn nuhlic satisfaction. The following ar" the
hours of departure and arrival:
Leave Fayctlevd'e, Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day, at 7. p. m. arrive Saturday, Tuesday and
Thursday. BAKER &. BLOCKER,
mar 9 2tf Proprietors.
Under a late Resolution of tho Wilmington Rail
Road Company, passengers by this line are to be
charged no more on tlie sicainooais ironi vv uming
ton 7o Chailcston than those who go through on
their line.
The public is ul.o informed that this is decidedly
the most pleasant, expeditious and cheapest route
between this place and Augusta.
From Fayetteville to Wilmington, 15 hours.
To Charleston in 3D hours, and
To Augusta in 40 hours.
By this route travellers will only have the fatigue
of 49 miles staging, and loose but one nights sleep.
April G a B. Scli.
TABLES TO KENT on Ilillsbo-
rough Street, a few vards below mv Store.
mar 2 tf T. S. LUTTFRLOII.
"glo b e extra"
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Prospectus for Hue Extra Globe.
WE lay before our Republican friends a
subscription paper for our cheap periodi
cal publication, the ''Extra Globe."
During (he months when Congress is in session,
we publish the "Congressional Globe," which gives
a condensed report of its proceedings, weekly, for
one dollar. In the interval between the session of
f1ontTr(,!(', w puKlioh tK 4K.xtra f I clo." for stix
months, containing the news, politics, public doca
mei tSjind .vhatever else of interest appears in the
Dai'v Globe, for the same nriee. These two nub
hcai ions are printed weekly, in book form, to ren
der them more convenient for preservation and re
ference,
Each number contains 16 royal quarto pagej.
The important elections which will lake plaee
during the approaching Summer and Fall, and
give peculiar value to the information to be derived
from this quarter during the canvass. The new
phases of parties in the iNorth, and the troubled as
pect which loreign agitation gives to our national
aftiirs there, will also impart lo the conutry for the
six mo'nths preceding the meeting of Congress,
more than ordinary interest.
The publication of the. ''Extra Globe" will com
mence the hrst week ni Alay and end the first week
in November.
TERMS.
For 1 copy ------- SI 00
For 6 copies ------- 5 00
For 12 copies- ------ 10 00
For 25 copies ------ - 20 00
For 50 copies ------ - 40 00
For 100 copies- ------ 75 00
Pa3'ments may be transmitted bv mail, postage
paid, at our risk. The notes of anv incorporated
bank of the United States, current in the section of
country where a subscriber resides, will be received
but when the subscribers can proeure the notes
oi ban lis in the jNorthern and Middle States, they
will please send them.
1 o insure all the numbers, the subscriptions
should be hero by the 7th of .May.
BLAIR & RIVES.
ICTF" No attention will bo paid to anv order un
less the money accompany it.
Washington, April, 1839.
SPRING GOODS.
"'(JME have received and are now opening
our Sprin" supply, which comprises a larse
and extensive assortment of
Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutle
ry, Boots and Shoes, Leghorn and Tuscan Bon
nets, Fur, Wool and Palui Leaf Hats, AVriting and
Wrapping Paper, Cotton and Wool Cards. D.-uis
and Medicinus, Paints, &c.
Also, Groceries, &c.
60 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee.
10 hhds. New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
125 casks Nails
200 pair Bright Traces
12 qr. casks Malaga and Madeira Wino
100 dozen Weeding Hoes
25 do Patent and Dutch Scythes
5 hhds. Crockery
30 boxes Window Glass
10 do Collins' and King's Axes,
Which we offer at Wholesale, at a small mlv.inrr!
for cash, or on time to punctual customers.
JNOTT & STARR.
Fayetteville, April 6, 1839. 6-tf
FOI1 SALE.
75 Sal,
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10 Tons Sweeds and English Iron,
40 Kegs Nails, assorted,
10 Hhds St. Croix and Porto Rico Su
ear, 40 Bags Rio Coffeo,
10 HhHst lVlnlncaoa
Together with a general assortment of other arti
cles in the grocery line.
The Subscriber has also received his
Spring supply of Seasonable
DRY-GOODS.
Hard-ware, Cutlery, Crockery-icare, Patent
fieuicines, jjoois, anoes ana Slippers,
Fur and Palm-leaf If ats. Ar. A.-.
All of which will be snM nf ,;i..,
wholesale or retail. G. B. ATKINS
April 13. 7tf Foot Hay-Mount.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
; Sampson bounty. J
Court of Pleas and Q.uarter Sessions, December
Term, 1S3H.
Charles Stevins,
vs.
Mich'l L. Cope,
Original Attachment.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Sampson County. . $
. Court of Pleas and iuarter Sessions, February
Term, 1839. ...
John Robinson .V
vs. - . Constable's Levy on Laud.
Losan Matthews. S -
f " Levied on the Goods in his I Q -I appearing to tne satisiaciton oi tne ioun
( Store, also Summond Sal- I that the Defendant hath removed lrom this
mon Strong & Others, Gam. I State, so that a personal notice of said levy cannot
De served on mm, n is mereiore - waerea oy me
Court, that publication be made in Ihe iNorth
Carolinian for 6 weeks, nofifyinr said Defendant of
said levy on his land, and requiring him to appear
at the next Term of said Court, and shew cause
against the same, or an order will be made by said
Court for the sale of the lands levied on as afore
said, for the satisfaction of Plaintiff's demand.
Witness, Thomas I. Faison, Clerk of said Court,
t office in Clinton, the third Monday in February,
A. D. 1839, and of American Independence, the
63rd. THOS. I. FAISON, Clerk.
March 2, 1839. 1 6w
' l ishees.?
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
--me Uelenuaniin inrs eune.i-viiciiaci xj. uope,naui
absconded or so conceals himself that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served on him, whereupon
it is ordered by the Court that publication be made
for eiht weeks in the North Carolina Journal' noti
fying said Cope of the issuing of said Attachment,
and reouirihs him to appear at tho next Term of
said Court to be held on the 3d Monday in Februa
ry 1839 and Ihen and there replevy and plead, or
Judgment by Default will be awarded against nim,
the Goods levied on and Debt attached will be
condemned to the satisfaction of Plaintiff's demand.
Witness, Thomas I. Faison, Clerkof said Court,
at Office, the 3d Monday of November, IS Sis.
THOMAS I. FAISON, Clerk
Favetteville. Nov. 28. 1838. . 39 8w.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, (
Sampson County. )
Court of Pleas and O-uarter Sessions, November
Term, 1838.
Reuben Vose )
vs. Original Attachment.
Mich'l. L. Cope. )
C Levied on the Goods in his Store,
also Summond OUen Mobley and
f others, (jrarnishees.
BT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
J"- the Uetendantin inis case,iviicnaei vope,nam
absconded or so conceals himself that the ordinary
process of Law cannot be served on him. Where
upon it is ordered by the Court, that publication be
made for eisht weeks in the North Carolina Jour
nal, notifvins said Cope of the issuing of said At
tachment and requiring him "to appear at the next
Term of said Court to be held on the 3d Monday
in February, i839, and then and there replevy and
plead or Judgment by Default will be awarded
aainst him.and tho Goods levied on and Debts at
tached will be condemned to the satisfaction of
Plaintiff's demand.
Witness, Thomas I. Faison, Clerk of said Court,
at Oliico the 3d Monday of November, 1 838.
THOMAS I. FAISON, Clerk.
Fayetteville, Nov. 28,1838- 39 8w.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Cumberland County.
N e q, u I T Y.
John
Original Bill.
Court that
inhabitants
Maria Thomas,
Wesley Thomas, Neal
Black and Sally his
Wife, James Biack and
Elizabeth his Wife.
rs.
Andrew Clark &. Fran
ces his Wife.
tT appearing to the satisfaction of th'
the Defendants in this case arc not
of this State, it is therefore upon motion orden d
that publication be made for six weeks in the Nortl
Carolina Journal for the Defendants to appear at
the n xt Term of the honorable the Court of Equiu
to be hohlen for the County of Cumberland, at th
Court House in Fayetteville, on the sixth Monday
after the fourth of March next, and plead, answer
or demur, or the Bill will be taken pro contesso and
beard ex parte.
From the Minutes
Witness, Arth'd A. T. Smith, .Clerk and Mas
ter of our said Court at Office the 7th Monday after
the 4lh Monday of September.A. l. 1838.
ARCH'D A. T. SMITH, c. m. e.
Fayetteville, Nov. 28,1638. 39 6 w.
Timber antl Lumber Agency.
rTP II E subscriber will attend to the sale of
J. TIMBER. LUMBER. &c. in the Town of
Wilmington, North Carolina, for all persons who
may favor him with their commission, lie pledges
tnmself to procure for them at all limes ilie nignesr
prices for euch articles as they may .trust to his
management. He is ih.ro Way connected with the
Steam Atilts, or their Asent- and will give the best
security for the faithful discharge of his duties as
Agent. - . MILES COSTIN.
Wilmington, N. C. Fob." 23, 1839. 1-tf
To lri liters and Publisliers.
MIIE subscribers have completed their new
specimen book of light faced Book and Job
Printing Types, Flowers and Ornaments, the con
tents of winch are herewith partiatly given.
Diamond, Pearl, nos. 1 and 2
Agate, nos. 1, 2 and 3
Agate on Nonpariel body
Nonpariel, nos. 1 , 2, 3 and 4
Minionette, nos. 1 and 2
Minion, nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4
Minion on Brevier body
Brevier on Minion body
Brevier, nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4
Brevier on Burgois body
Brevier on Long Primer body :
Burgois on Brevier body
Burgois, nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4
Burgois on Long Primer body
Long Primer, nos. 1, 3 and 4
Long Primer on Small Pica body
Small Pica, nos. I and 2
Pica on Small Pica body
Pica, nos. I, 2 and 3
Pica on English body
English, nos 1 and 2
Great Primer, Paragon, Double English
Double Paragon, Cannon
Five line Pica to twenty
Eight line Pica Gothic condensed to 25
Seven line and ten line Pica ornamental
6, 7. 9, 12 and 15 lines Pica shaded
8, 10, 15 and 16 lines Antique shaded.
Also a large and beautiful collection of flowers.
from pearl to seven lines pica, which are not to be
found in any other specimen ; a new assortment of
ornamental dashes, a variety of card borders, near
two thousand metal ornaments, brass rule, leads of
various thickness, astronomical and physical signs,
metal ana brass dashes trom 3 to
great primer and double pica Scripts on inclined
ooay; diamond ana nonpariel music of various
kinds antique light and heavy face two line letter;
full face Roman & Italic nonpariel, minion, brevier,
long primer and other blacks; nonpariel, minion and
brevier oreek, tlebtew and Saxon.
A large variety of ornaments, calculated Darticu-
lady for Ihe Spanish and South American markets;
Spanish, French and Portuguese accents furnished
to order, with every other article made use of in the
ptinting business. All of which can be furnished
at short notice, of as good quality and on as reason
able terms, as any other establishment.
CONNER &. COOK,
Corner of Nassau &Ann streets, New York
FUST received by Steamer Henrietta,
100,000 best SPANISH CIGARS, ,
50 boxes bunch RAISINS,
20 barrels BUTTER CRACKERS,
Also, a variety of SWEETMEATS.
A. M. CAMPBELL.
March 2, 1839. 1 tf
MOTEL. It is with much pleasure I
inform the public, that I have taken charge
of the LAFAYETTE HOTEL, in the Town of
CLINTON, Sampsnn county, North Carolina. It
is with equal pleasure that I assure the public, that
no pains or exertions shall be dispensed with, ne
cessary to the comfort and ease of those who may
feel inclined to patronize me. My Tabi.e will at
all times be supplied with the best viands this coun
try can afford.
Families travelling East and West, North and
South, will find tlie accommodations in i.he Lafay
ette Hotel inferior to none in the Southern country.
Viaticum for their journey will be neatly provided
when required.
1 he members of our Bar will meet with a nost
kind and hospitable reception ;every facility will
be "afforded them for counselling with their clients.
B. STITH, JJ. D.
March 2, 18S9. . . 1-lf
COOZ. SPRING HULLS. "
MIIE Subscriber has made arrangements
to run these Mills. They are being thorojgh-
ly repaired and will be ready for the reception of
grain by the 1st April next.
UEO. McrVlilLL.
f- Wanted to hire, a good MILLER;
also proposals for 500 FLOUR BARRELS. '
mar 16 3- v. U. MeiN.
LLz
COOK WAiTED -A Woman of
S Sftlir-r lirnt nml irifhiAtnniia lintntfi vht ii n
Hood Cook, and without children, will meet with
employment, bv applying at the office of The North
' rotm DoXiXtflJiB shwahsi7!T
IT .OST. A Pocket-Book, containine in
cash, a three dollar bill on the Bank of ft.
State, and a one dollar bill on the old State Baa?
together with the following notes and judgment!!
j ,note ,n Thomas Maxwell, to the amount of 12s
dollars, dated Jn October or November last; en.
against Duncan Munn for 25 dollars, dated hi
June, 1838; one against John Butler for 36 dollars
dated in August, 1836; one against John Campbell
for 5 dollars dated tn July ot August last: one
against William Strickland for 20 dollars, dated 1st
March, 1839; a judgment against Mary Murphy for
90 dollars; two judgments against James Cameron
-one for 90, and the other 67 dollars and 40 cents
and one against Arthur Horn, for 20 dollars. '
I hereby cuution all persons against trading for
any of the above mentioned notes or judgments, as
I shall attempt to recover thcin. I will give the
above reward for the recovery of the pocket book
and its contents. ELI AS GA1NEY.
Personally appeared before me", Elias Gainey,
who made oath that the forthcrointr list nfnnlpa on J
judgments were lost by him.
I tlU. JN. CAMERON, JT. P.
March 13, 1839. : . 31m.
ADMINISTRATOR'S Notice,
The subscriber having qualified as Adminis
trator on the estate of Anson Bailey deceased, at
March term of the County Court of Cumberland,'
hereby notifies all persons indebted to said estate,
to come forward and pay their respective dues; and
he further notifies all persons having claims a"ainsf
said deceased, to present them within the time pre
scribed by law, or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery.
OrliUKtjli X. eAKitSDALE,-'
March 6, 1839. 2-3t MminUtrettor.
Carolinian.
march 23
4-3t
ii;
Thomas J- Jordan has re
moved to Liberty Point, on llif north side of
IVrson street, a lew doors above Mr. John M.Stcd
man's store. mar 9 xtf .
SO
Hhds. prime MOLASSES,
50 hair'ls Iriiiinn d Herrings
20 firkins rime Mountain Butt r
100 aeks Blown Salt
50 casks Stone Lime (unslacked)
5 casks Rice
100 bushels Si-ed Oats (black)
10 do Herd's Grsss Seed
For sale by GEO. MeNEILL,
nnr 9 ( v ) Foot of Hay Mount.
WATCHES, .Jewellery, &c
The subscriber has recently renewed and
is now opening a large and handsome assottmont
of Gold, Silver, Duplex, Lepinc and pla;n Watch
es, of various qualities. Fine and common fash
ionable Jewellery, of every description, together
'ith a sreat variety of fashionable fancy and
household articles, too tedious to enumerate: all
of which are offered at reduced prices.
WARREN PRIOR.
ICF' Clock and warcnrTromnng, ana otner won;
in his line, thankfully received and strictly attend
ed to. mar 2 ltt
31 1 L L STONES.
f plHE Subscriber having recently opened a new
quarry of superior grit, is prepared to furnish
any numberot stones, either at Ihe quarry or at the
store of C. J. Orrell, Fayetteville. The quality of
the juoore county stones is so well known as not
to need description, and the Subscriber will war
rant all stones sold by him. If they should not
prove to be good, another pair will be furnished
without charge. The price is lower than hereto- I
fore.
fersons wishing to purchase, can apply in per
son, or by letter addressed to Carthage, Jloore
county, IN. t.. with description ot the size wanted.
JESSE SOWELL.
Moore County, April 20, 1839. 8 tf.
J?ittsloroii:rli Academy.
rBlIIE Trustees of this Institution having
-- procured the services of a very competent and
"fc.xpenenced Teacher, Mr. J. M. Lovejoy, beg leave
to recommend it to the notice of parents and guar
dians. Air. Lovejov has had charge of this school
for the last eisht months, with about thirty boys un
der his tuition; "and the Trustees and parents ex
press universal gratification at the skilful and suc
cessful management of that gentleman as a teacher.
Bovs are prepared for College at cheap rates, under
the most approved discipline and strictist attention
to their morals, and general deportment.
-I he location is perfectly healthy, and board can
be obtained at 10 dollars per month in respectable
lumiiics.
Terms of tuition for students in the classics, per
session, commencing the 14th January, 1S39, 18
dollars; for all other students, 15 dollars.
By older of the board.
M. O. WADDELL, Secretary.
mar 2 -3m
SIR PHILIR
THIS thorough-bred and beautiful Horse,
five years old, will make his first season this
Spring, and will stand at the Plantation of Wm. S.
Latla, (and may be seen f-equently at his stable in
Town,) Averasborough and McArthur's Bridge.
SIR FHILIF is a beautiful dark bay. hand
somely dappled, black mane, tail and legs, full 16
hands high. Sir Philip was sired by Optimus, and
dam by Sir Archy. For full Pedigree and terms.
sec handbills of the day. ISHAM DRAKE,
mar 30-o; 2m Groom for the Owner.
Tlie North Carolina Justice.
We resrel exceedinjrly that the appearance
of this work has necessarily been so long delay
ed ; and we again assure th- public that every
exertion has been used to complete it by (he
time it was expected. Ihe plan of the work,
since it was hrst advertised, lias been so im
proved as to cost many limes the quantity of
labor then anticipated. And besides, northern
materials had to be procured, which could not
be brought on till the late rains had swelled the
waters. We have no hesitation in assuring our
patrons and the public, that the printing and
binding will be completed at Raleigh, and the
Book ready for ('elivery, just as soon as practicable.
POE. SAILS,.-
wV WEST T E JV JV S S E E ,
A C ACRES of LAND, in Gibson
MJtWC County, on the Middle Fork of the
Forked-Deer River, Section first, Range 4 and 5,
now in the care of Allen McDougald, from this
County, who now lives near the land.
April 13. 7tf DUNCAN CAMPBELL.
ff) -barrels IRISH POTATOES,
now at the landing for sale by
McNEILt
9 y)
GEO.
IB
J. & 5. "ETTXjE.
Mm J"9t received a lare assortment of
MM. Anker Uolung Cloths. Which will be sold
cheap. April 19, 1839.
BLANKS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS, AT THIS OFFICE.
LANK WARRANTS,
Deeds, (common)
Sheriff's Deeds,
Constables Ca. Sa. Bonds,
Do Delivery do
Appeal Bonds,
Equity Subpoenas,
Superior Court Fi. Fa.
County Court Sci. Fa. to re
vive judgment.
County Court Subpoenas,
Superior Court Warrants,
Bonds for Col'rd. Apprentices.
For sale at this Office. .
ADMINISTRATOR'S Sale
Will be sold at the late residence of Anson
Bailey deceased, all the perishable property belong.
nr to said estate. 1 tie sale will take place on the
28th March, 1839. Six months credit will be given
tor all sums over four dollars. . Bond and approved
security will be required from all purchasers before
the property will be delivered. The negroes be
longino' to the estate, will also be hired on that day
GEORGE T. BARKSDALE,
March 6, 1839. 2-3t Administrator.
WHOL.iESAI.li: STORE.
J & J. Kyle have just received by the
late arrivals from' the North, a very large &
general assortment of SR7 GOODS ameng
which are:
1250 pieces Calicoes, well assorted
375 pieces Linen Drilling, well assorted
Crape, Cambb-t, Merino and Summer Cloth
Gin-hams, Checked JVusiin, Printed Lawns
Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres, all colors
Vesting, Buckskin Fancies, &c. &c.
All of which being purchased at the late package
sales, will be offered. at reduced prices, and on ac
commodating terms. march 23 4-(y)
T li e Xortli-Carolinia n"
PRISTISG OFFICE.
PTpiIE subscriber having purchased the Jonr--B-
n;il estabhsliui'-nt, and made considerable ad
dilions to it, is prtp.ned to execute in a neat and
cxp.-diiious mann.T, BOOK, PAMPHLET AND
JOB PRINTING. H- will keep on hand, a gen
eral asso tratnt of BLANKS, of the most ap
proved forms, for Clerks of Courts, Slu-rifls, Con
stable?, .v.c. &.c. f lis prices are regulated by those
adopted at the Editoual Convention, held at Ra
leigh. Hand Bills on medimi , royal or super royal
quarto, for 30 copies, 2 5", fof 50 copies 3, and
gl for every additional 100 copies.
Horse Bills for a sm all one, 30 copies, S3 00.
Larger ones in proportion to the size and number
printed.
'Large Cards, a single pack, jj3, and J$l 25 for
every additional pack. Small Cards, a single pack
$2, and $1 for every additional pack.
BLANKS
Kept constantly on hand for sale at 75 cents per
quire ; and printed to special order, for a single
quire $2, for every additional quire under five, JJI;
......j;s 4 r nirrrsj 75 cents per quire.
H. L. HOLMES.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Sampson County.
Court of Pleas and Q.uarter Sessions, February
i crm, IS33.
William Tew Original Attachment levied
vs: on the lands of the Defen-
Lonan Matthews. dant.
r appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the Defendant hath removed bevond the
limits of this State, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on him, it is therefore Ordered
by the Court, that publication be made for eight
weeks in The North Carolinian, notifying said De
fendant of the levy of said attachment, and requir
ing him to appear, replevy and plead at the next
term of this Court, or judgment, by default, will be
awarded against him, and the lands levied on will
be condemned to the satisfaction of PlahtifPs demand.
Witness, Thomas I. Faison, Clerk of said Court,
at office, in Clinton, the third Monday in February,
A. D. 1839, and of American Independence, the
63rd. THOS. I. FAISON. Clerk.
March 2, 1S39. 1 8w
STATE OF- NORTH-CAROLINA,
Sampson County, i
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, February
Te-im, 1839,
Jonathan Carr. Executor of 'i Caveat of the will
Jonathan Carr, deceased, f of the dee'd, and issue
vs. i thereupon of " devv-
Everet Carr. ' sa;vit vel non."
A Paper writing, purporting to be the test
will and testament of Jonathan Carr, deceased,
being exhibited in open court and offered for pro
bate, by Jonathan Carr the Executor therein consti
tuted, and the defendant Everet Carr having enter
ed a coveat against the probate thereof, an issue was
thereupon made up to be tried by a jury of the coun
try. Whether the said paper writing is the last will
and testament of the said Jonathan Carr, dee'd.;
and it appearing to the court that Hardy A. Carr,
Alfred Turner and his wife Anne, and Mary Ann,
Elizabeth, Margaret and Rachel Rowles, interested
as the next of kin of the deceased, are not in
habitants of this State, It is ordered by the Court
that publication be made in " The North-Carolinian"
for eight weeks, notifying the said par
ties and next ot kin, to appear at the next Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
Countyof Sampson, at the Court House in Clinton,
on the 3d Monday in May next, then and there to
make themselves parties of record to the suit on the
trial of the said issue, otherwise they will be pre
cluded from all right thereafter of coveating or oth
crwise hindering the probate of said will.
Witness, Thomas I. Faison, Clerk of said Court,
at office, in Clinton, the third Monday in February,
A. D. 1839, and of American Independence the 63d.
THOS. I. FAISON, Clerk.
March 2, 1839. 1 8w
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Sampson County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, February
Term, 1839.
Holmes and Bunting 1
vs. Levy on Land. .
Jordon Wooton. )
ITT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the Defendant hath removed from this
State, so that a personal notice of said levy cannot
be served on him, it is therefore Ordered bv the
Court that publication he made in The North Caro
linian lor b weeks, notifying the said Defendant of
said levy on his land, and requiring him to appear
at the next Term of the Court, and shew cause
against the same, or an order will be made by said
Court for the sale of the lands levied on as aforesaid
lor the satisfaction of Plaintiff's demand. .
i. W itness, Thomas I. Faison, Clerk of said Court,
at office, in Clinton, the third Monday in February,
A. t. laiu, and of American Independence, tho
63rd. THOS. I. FAISON. Clerk,
April 6, 1839, 6 6vp
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