FAYETTEVILLE. N. c. April '.
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The Bank of ihe United States has com- menced the delicate and unpleasant duty of winding up tue affairs of it's office in this town. The reception of the order to that effect, on Tuesday last, produced quite a sensation, almost amounting to paEic. But 1t soon subsided, when il was under stood that the order only contemplated the refusal to make any new discounts, and the very gradual reduction of the existing debt. Some inquiry into the subject has led us to the conclusion, that no embarrassment will grow out of the winding up of the Office, other than the withdrawal of the great facfl- ites which 1t has afforded to all parts of the State in tue fiscal operations of the Peo- pie. I T{e debt is not large, aud is scatter ed over the whole State, and it's very gradu- aI extinction, which it is the object of this early commencement to make, will ensure its safety, and the convenience of the pub- lie.

 The loss of the institution to this town will be deeply felt; as if IS apparent that the Branch of the Cape Fear Bank, the only other Banking Institution located here, will be altogether insufficient to supply the wants of place doing as extensive busi- ness as Fayetteville.