North Carolina Newspapers

SEMI-WEEKLY [vol.. 1.] i ayi;tti;\ii.i.i:, x. c., tiiursd.w vin’iiRNOox, .iuly >i, i8.ji. [\0. 7.] TTIIMM gmni III I lipri I I, KlNTEl) liV eJ. IJ. NKWliY. WARD J. HALE & SOX, ;itrn*its AM> ruoruiF.Tous. the So!lli-^Voekh• Odskrvkr $4 00 if ,l ill a'lviimo: I ‘>0 if paid durin" the ,it ^iilisi rii'titii; or .■>■> after the year has ‘irf'l. U eckh oissKuvvit *2 M) per iinmnn, if ti ill !uIv;inco; .’fi2 .'lO if paid during tlie r .'f .db-xeription: ^>r $•> (H) after the year fsi>irel. t\ r.irnSKMKN'I’S inserted for sixty cents ■ ;nare for the first, and thirty eeiils for each eediiij; i>ul>lieati(tii. Yearly ad\erti.''eiiieiits peci.d iiiitr.\ets. at reasunaMe rates. Ad- i.-iers ai’e re'iuested to state tiie nuniber rf rtidii.x desired, or they ■will be eoiitiniied tiil id. !ii!d ch.-irired aeeordingly. ■ L tu rs to the Kditors must be post-paid. k lUiDS. SNVEKT .MDL.VSSKS. lOOO r ..H.-ks l.iverpK.)l SALT, with tuir usual •k of (llUH'KltlKS. J. iS: T. WADIHLL. lyJl.lS-M. f.tf ,\ -^ood ^'»pl''y Wiliiains's ileotificd \Vlii.-\. V. ‘ \ T. \V. LOS r. Si'oTCn I’Elll’I.K WATl H the letter ‘•W enuraved on it. The tinder liberallv rewarded, if he will return it to F.DWl) LI:K WlN.^KiNV. |y :il. l^'il. El)\\l\ (JLOVEU. FOR SALE, The Jufkson Spring Pliirf, )Ioorc roiinly, N. C. 100,111011, unsurpassed for health, ]>er- liaps. ill tlic Utiiou, is now for sale. Tlie sanative properties of the water are extensively kiDwn to many who have been either healed or hciiefited by it. It coutAlus l24ll acres of pine turpentine l:iiid, havin}r vacant land ailjoining. It has oil it a good Dwelling: HOl’SH, v'ith suit able Out-houses. There is a good rnnpe for Stock, with an extensive outlet. It might be a desirable Summer retreat from the miasinatiek regions, it niiglit also prove a desirable situa tion to a ninii prepared to l?oard on an extensive .scale persons wishing to resort to the Spring. .\ny person wishing to purchase can either call and see. or address to my uaine, New (.Jilea^l 1*. (>., Moore Countv, N. C. JI. McLATRl.N. July 14, 18ol. o-f.t KQriTY SALE. * MW/" ILL be sold at tlie t'oiirt Ilouse door in W w the Town of Fayetteville, on Monday the first day of September, at 12 o'clock M., by Decrees of the (’ourt of Kquitv. the following Valuable K1:aL KSTATF:— « I.» A I ros of ]jaml on tlio Xortli Ka.t side of Ciipe Fear Uiver. in Cliattiain and (’iim- berlaiid t'ouiities. joining Itrazier, Hurt. Ste phens and others, known as the ‘•lJuckhorn l.ands.” This land lies iiniuediately on IJuck- horn Falls, and is valuable for w ater pi ivileges. Als'). tlu‘ iiitt*rost of tlio lati* William Tolviile ifi and to Four LOTS in the Town of Averasborou;:h. upon a creilit of six months, the purchaser giving bond wit.h aiiprovcd se- ; curitv. i SAI.i: OF VALl ABLE REAL ESTATE. -mmr B V virtue of a Decree of the Hon. the Court of Kquitv' ill and for the County of .Mont gomery, 1 will, on the 14th day of -Vugust next, expose to I'ublic Sale, to the higliest bidder on tlie premises, (the residence of the late Col. .lolin ('rump,) the very VALUAr.LK REAL KSTATF known as the .lV/r#*o#rs of f/tr WttUciit^ on the Montgomery side of the liivcr, consist 1 .1 I J. T. COl NCIL & CAIX A IvF now receiving a large stock of Sl’UIXCJ /m .AND SL'M.MKll (!(X>1*S, consisting in jiart of— Striped fJro-de-Paris: black aiil col’d Silks; embroiderel, printed and black IJarege and H:i- rege-de-Laine; l*aris-le-Cliine; f'rape-de-l’aris; ing of several Tracts, containing 11 or 1500 ricli emi/d Tarltans: juinted Fieiifh Lawns; em- acres in all. The Land including llie buildings, inii)rovements. and the Narrows, will be S(dd in the first place, mid the several surrounding Tracts afterwards, separately. This Land is valuable not only on accotuit of the fertility and prodnctireness of the soil, be ing well adaptel to the culture of Corn. Wheat, Cotton, Tob:icco, kc.. but also on account of the excellent F1SIIK15V jittached to it at the Nar rows, wliere a great number of Shad may be annually caught, jind the W:iter I’ower afl’orled by the fall in the Itiver at this place, which en terprise and capital could make useful and pro fitable by the erection of Mills and Machinery of every ilescription, to any extent that might be desired. Desides these caiiital advantages, the situation is beautiful, romantic and healthy; in short, dfsiralde in every point of view. Twelve months -reilit will )>e given, tlie pur chasers s^ivini: bond and a]>proved sureties. JAS. L. UAINHS, C. M. K. June‘JS, 18-)]. 1-ts Also, one c'Airni \ (;i: iio'rrj.. IIIF Subscriber having fitted up and en larged thealifV'j ifrll kiifiwit House, is vacant I.OT in the Town of * to entertain travellers with broidered and jiriuted Swiss .Muslins: Hoyle' and printed Organdie; Mourning, printed; Polka anl f:inoy Lawn; .Mourning and other tJiiighams; Jaconet and Swiss Muslins; Silk and Lii.cn I’op- lins: soliil col d I,awiis; Dishop and Swiss ditto; Crass and other Skirts: liinen ('ambric Hand kerchiefs. needle-worked: ('oll.-irs and Ciitfs; Lace Fndersleeves; Freiicli neeille-worked Chem isettes: fancy Mitts ami Kid (lloves of all kinds: siilendid lionnet and otlier llibboiis; Kdging and Inserting; French and Fnglisli I’rints; together with a large supply of other articles suitable for Ladies’ wear. French Cassiiiieres: plain Linen and L'^nen Drill: Cliecked Linen: Silk, Marseilles and other Vestings: Cashnieret; Jirabd’Fte: York Nankins; Silk Handkerchiefs and Cravats; brown and bleacheil Sheetings and Shirtings: a good assort ment of emliroidercl \\'indow Curtains, (^soine very fine.) Koul)'-iiinlo f'lofliiiitf. Coats: I’aiits: S.itin, Silk. Marseilles and otlier Vests: a large sup])Iy of each. •\ large lot of Cnibrclliis. and fine Silk and Satin I’arasols, assorted kinds. I5eav('r. Fur, Silk, l.eghorn and other Straw l>r. T. 1>. J jAS taken an Office on Ilay Street, West of the Hotel buildings. July 14, 1H-')1. 4-tf FaijettcvUle Hotel, FA\h"/rTFA ILLK, N. C. rjjlllis large ami splendid Uuildiiig has now Enrourasrc Norfli Carolina. nndersigued is manufacturing, in I'ay- JL etteville. Boot and Shoe Polish, far superior to the Blacking purtdiasod in the ; Nortliern cities. He intends levoting hi.? whole time to inaniifacturiiig and vending tliis very su perior I'olisli, ami calls upon all who think it to tlie interest of tlie Southern jieople to become indejifiidfiit of Northern manufactures, to give him tlieir aid and patronage. He is jirepared t^» show, by (rial, to any one wlio will call upon him, the rrrt xupe- rinriii/ of his over all otlier poiinhin or hhtrkiu;/ now sold in North Carolina. Call and have your bouts .nnd .sluie.'? once completely blacked and been in successful ojiemtion since .M.iy 1S4‘.I. The l>edding and Furniture of all kinds is new, and the rooms convenient and pleasant. The Table is ahv.-iys furnished with the best the market aflords, aided by a fine vegetable ])oii>]icil, ami be satisfied, garden. This article is offered at a ]irice not higher Boarders, T.odgers. and Travellers will finl lie- than is usually charireil for otiu'r and inferior sirable acconiniodations and attentive servants. .|ualities, and a trial is all that is asked to se- No pains will be sjiareil to give entire satistac- cure the ]»atronage of tiie public gener.-illy. tion. _ The umlersigned expects tri visit every por- Faniilies can be furnished with large, airy, tion »f the State to introduce his Polish, and front double rooms, conveniently and hand- -isks now in advance that Merchants and others Watch-Maker and Jeweler, AT Tin: OLD STAND, Si'fii of thf Lmyi‘ Wtitch, Has returned from the North with a large assiirtnient of WATCH F.S, t’l.OCKS AND t'FlI.lIV, wliifli he invites tiie public to ex- .\niong his stiK’k can be found,— lid and .''ilver Watches of all kinds and Cni 1 jdi I .'•ilver Fol). (iiiard. .'iiid \'est : Cold. Silver, .''ton*', and .''teel Keys and r.reast pjn." and F.ar-ltings of ^ kimis Ipriri-v' Fin'j’i'r Kings: iold. SilvtT .-in-l .'^tecl L-tacles: >ilvcr and Cold Thinibles; tiue jeN't.'; (!'-ld and .Silver Pens :ind Peneil': 'd l.oi lM t.-: Gold and Silver licit llucklcs; ■d (('iiral Deads: Sleeve l!utt-)ri‘: fine ••Miis: Mi;>;c Doxes: fine and coiiinion ^king lines: tine and common I’istol.s; .Silver .''i'.vi-r Spoiin: port-Moneys: Purses: fr'On -S- to JS tO; Plated C.nkc Daskets. ■ .uiii 'aiidlcsticks: ])rassdo.: I’cick-dani- ■ar'is: \r.. vVc. MILITAP.V C.OODS. I'l-, Sa^hc'-'. I.aee. I’littons, Dug’es. .'^tars, ^nie.'. » \C. I’articvilar attcnti"ii j>ai'l to the "f \\'atclies and Jewidry. /I’a \ erievillf. X. JuJv l!l. ';-;'.in Fayetteville will be sold, upon a credit ot six months, upon bond and good security, at th* M \HKKf HorSK in the Town of Fayetteville, oil \\eilnesiay the -ioth Sepfeniber. at 1- o'clock M.. to-wit: on the South West corner of the Market S>iuare, known as the “Dlake Lot.” AIK'H'D A. T. SMITH. Clerk X Master Jiilv-J-J. l -‘.l. '>-ts comfort. t'arthage, Moore Ct Mav ItOlVT McNAP.15. .. N. C.. ) 18')1. ro-tf WRAlM’lXc; l»Ai‘KU. I HK.VMS Medium size. ii.'» *• P.lue. for Cotton Yarns. From >Linteo Paper Mills. Kaleigli. For sale I h,\\ bv H. iniANSON \ SON. | JuiV ^ ij>:.i. ;:tf i 150 I'OU SAI.I'.. A VALUADLF. HoLSF AND LoT on the » % Public S'luare. tor cash, notes on demand, or on a credit. App’v to P.. M.NAl-.P., Curtilage. Mooit county. July is.jl. MALE & FEMALi: S('HO()L. ^■IHK School of the subscriber, assisted by JIL Miss ('ecilia A. Potter, of Midulebury. Vermont, will In* resiinicl on Tues l.iy, 1st of July next. Doard for any number of stud“nts, c:in be gotten in the vill.-ige, at $7 i>er month. Tuition a.'ht-retofore, viz: ^in■identals ineludi'il.i For tiie Hiidinieiits. per .'Session, Nil 50 .Mathematics. Ktiglish (•ranimar. Histo- I rv. i\:c.. ; Latin and Creek l.aiigu.ages, ! J:\TIIA. i Music on the Piano. ! Cse of Instruiiieiit. Freneli l.aiiguago. I'rawing. Needle-work. itc.. A. D. M'-1,!'.\N. Prineip.-d. S .'.o 1(1 ,')(• ] i oo 'lO lo txi (HI Snip.ipervilie, N. C.. .iuiK- 1, ls’>l. iiiLLsooRon;] f I"THK .acting Trnstee> jL lished Seminary, t.-ike gre.at pleasure in . announcing to the pulilie. that they have eiiga- ! [[ .\('AI)L\MY. of this Ioul: t'sfab- HIIDS. prime Mol.AS.'^i'.S, H. P. PAN SON Julv IS.'.l. SO for sale by iS: S(»N. :;tf St.'l' WAXTI'J), ''I’l; !;(lu'e sized good MCLK.''. well broke lo tlie wagi’ii. and not exceeding sev«-n >t Mire. Apply to I*. \ W. McLaurin. ■ti'.'vi’.lc. nr to me subsci ;>ier .-it .'^licksvillc. mib s aliove Fayetteville, on tlie e.ist side of Ij 1- I'cai liver. N. K. .McM Fl lF.. •J'dy is, lS-,1. .;-tf ^ ( . I- 'inian tf. L- - - AlCTION. INVll.I. sell at Public .\uction. on Thursday i't iii't.. the reni.aiiiing |>art of niy .“^rock of iiiHiDS at F'.or.d College. N. C.. consisting of abno't e\ci \ thing iisn.ally kept in a Fancy or Dry lo..d-; Fstablishiiient. —.\ll sums of Five Dollars or under, jp^ii. Over Five, a credit till 1st January, IS-VJ, ifitii ii' te .tnd :i]iproved sectiritv. D. i’.. McARN. per J. C. Medlin, .\gent. .liily 17. ls.')1. 0-’-!t N, |!. There arc s"we fine and exeellent ■■•'’.s. most of whieh were pnichased last rii.;;. ged the services of Mr. DKS.I'N 1!. HFSKF. who will hereafter conduct the Academy as Pri^ipal. Nn-. Hiiske is a native of this State, and a C!radu:ite of our {'niver^ity. aii'i has been en gaged for some time very successl'nlly in teach ing in the town of F:i_\ etteville. His learning, fine temper and christi.an char:ictiT irive assiir- .uiee to Pareiit.s, th;it his duty to children en trusted to his charge will be ably and coiiscicii- cioiisly jierfi'rmed. 'J’he Fxercises of the next .'Session will e('ni- iiience on Miiid;iy. the iJlst inst.int. and as the coui-se of instruction is preparatory to the Cni- versity. the sessions in future will correspond with those of riijipel Hill. Ti-rnis of 'i'nition. including c iitingeiicies, ^■Jl, always in advance. No deduction made unless in c:isc of pr ^trnct- ed illlica.S. P.v or ler of the P...:ii-d, K. A. IIKAKTT. See’y. July .'.th. IS-M. ‘J-'Hw J,\>: r : ■ President and Faculty of the rniversity of N. • arolin.-!. C. 'J'. H.(i'.rh. K^ci. 1 lb'll. Ilobt. .''traii'i-e K. .1. Hale, K.-m- Favetteville. (.ij )•: i on 1! \ very .'•ii])erior (Miie just re- ccivc'i aii'! for sale upon consignnieiit,— Julv Jl. i:. FFLLFK. • i-'_'t w I.AMD AM) IJACON. lOOO LI’.S. prime LAKD, ‘>01! '.lis. C. P)acon, hog round, |o (i.-irrels New Me.-s Pork, tj •* “ lieet'. Fur sale bv Jl.' P.i:.\NSON ^ SON. July 21, Is.'d. 1’,-tf . 1 iltillnlstrnfors Sr/fr. UT’ILL be sold at the Market House in the T'lwn of Fayetteville, on Thursd.-iy the ih d.iy of Ausust next, TEN SHAllK.'^ OF S I'ot K in the Henrietta Steam Hoat (,'o.. FIVF ^llAllKS (>F STO('K in the Fayetteville ami f -r.-i-ii Pi.iiik Hoad Co.. and OSE SHARK OF S'l'iiCK in tlie Wiishington and New Orlc:ins ."^l.ignetic Telegraph Co. Also? at the Store of Jones Deniing, some Otiicc Furniture, and Store utensils, >\c. the remnant of the Personal L.-^tate of Daniel Johnson, dec'd. Jli ;>'• Six moiithii credit on all sums over ten doll;;ig. Notes with apjuoved security will be r>- _iiired before the T’ropertv is trannfeiTcd. G. DK.MING. Adni’r * Dan'l John.sou. dec’d. Julv 17. 5-ts Skrtrhfs of Xorth ('arolind, H \\ IN: been uppointed .\gent for the sale of the above named work in the counties of Union. Ansr)ii, Stanly, liichmond, .Montgom ery and .Moore, the undersigned desires the aid of a few active assistants to solicit subscribers to this work, which ib to go to press in .\ugust, and be reaily for distribution this Fall. As it is desirable to h.ave as many n:iines as possible by the first of .\ugust, those wishing a history of North Carolina (and what true-hearted Caro linian does not? and is not willing to contribute a little of his influence and means to save from oVjlivioii the mu-h neglectel history of our State?) can easily signify it by forwarding us their names to Cartilage, (postage [irepaid, be ing but ets.) giving the name of county and P'liif Oflice. U'e are authorized to distribute the vvxrk as well as procure sub.scribers. r>eing engaged in the sale of other books also, and findiii}; tnivelling beneficial to our health, we wish to eontinue this business for some time, .'ind to make it not only beneficial tf> ourself, but as eminently and us extensively so to others O'} practicable. MARK IIUSSELL. .Moore Co., X. C., July 18. G-:{w [From the Journal and .\Ie.-rieiiger.] AN LP.llol*. OF THF, A(iK. Ill every town, village, or ncighborhotid, iii'li- viluids ni.-iy be i'ound, who. it is believed, are atllictcd with liver complaint: but who really l:ibor under ;i very diflerent disease. 'J'he coiii- inoii symptoms of liver affections are—pain .and tenderness in the right side, rough skin, with a vellow or bili.ius hue, jiains in tiie siioiiMeis aii'l frequently in the collar bones, together with more or less disorder of the di^otive or gans. Out of this number, not more than one tenth li.ive any of tJiese distiirb.iiici'S, except those of indigestion, which ma}' and loes exist with a healthy state of the liver. The error .f the age then is. that it is ilysp»'psia. or iiidiges- tioii that constitutes this numerous class: and not liver alfections as they are coinnioidy term ed. To prove tiiis a ctu-rect view, let any i>hy- siciaii ot experience invcsiig.ite well, and he will find that not more than one in every dozen cases have really any disease of the liver at all. P>esidcs this, nearly every case will at once be gin to improve l.>y the use ot the proper reme dies, or those combined upou scientific principles for the cure of indigestion. In conformity to these views, and strictly witliin the liuiitH of scientific medicine, have the Tonic ISitters, Vegetable I’ills, and .Anti acid been prej>ared, for the cure of tlyspepsia in all its complicated forms. The bitters are • piite pleasant and gently stimulating, and are to be taken two or three times a day: the .Anti acid .at meal times, and the Pills (which are tonic and laxative,) at night. I5y thus using the medicines daily, the most wret«died case of dvsjieiisirt in all the country will at once begin to improve; not only of that tightness an'l o]i- pression after eating, or the eructation of food, but the powers of digestion will be strengthened, and a regular action of the bowels lua'iitained. Nothwithntanding tho langour and wretched ness of feeling during tlie liours of digestion are removed, yet the medicines niii.st be continued regularly, with proper attention to iliet, until every vestige of the disease is eradicated. In valids, however feeble or delicate, can use them with tlie utmoiit advantage, as they never nau seate the stomach or disturb the bowels more than a mild aperient. One package of Dr. Little’s medicines con- .“isting of Tunic BiHtn, Antiacid and VejelaUc I'ilh, will materially relieve any one of dyspep sia or indige.stion, to be found by following the directions; and, if they do not, in any ca.se the propriet»r prescribes them tor, he will retund the pricc paid for a package. Many of the strange and mysterious compli cations of disease arising from indigestion, in .some form, will be cured or greatly improved by using the.se remedies for a while. The fac-simile of the signature of Dr. W. G. Little will be found upon the outside wrapper of eucli of his Medicines. Sold wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, at his Manufacturing Depot, No. 264 Market street, Philadelphia, luid Macon, Georgia. To be had also of James Cain, Ilockfish; A. Watson, Floral Coll?ge; Tow'nsend & Doug lass, IJennettsville; Dr. I*. iL Cohen, Churles- ton; 0. C. Barbee, Barclaysville; P. F. Pesuud, Kaleigh. S. J. HINSDALE, Agent for Fayetteville. S.-) i:\VAUi). iiTllAYFD t'roiu the .''ubscriber's Plant.ition. on the F.ast side of t'ajie Fear Uiver, 11 miles below F.-iyctteville. on the L”.‘lh June l.-ist, a small P>.vV NIAIU;. ab.iiit I'! years old. with a star in the foreliea.i, black mane aiiil large heavy tail, without shoes: some white sjmts on the back. pr«diiced by the s.addle. A reward of Five Doll.-irs will be paid for the delivery of the M.are to me, >r Twn Dni^irsand Fifty Cents for any information that will lead to the re covery. J. 15. LANE. July lO, is.'.l. 4-:!twjMl ('iij)V Vcur \nrlirafI't/i (.'ompauif. ■ jrK.''FANT to a rcs.i'utioii of the stock- II holders of the 'aj.e Fear Navig.ition Ci.m- jiany. at iheir gencr.il nieeJing. May ;in. is'l, notice i' hereby gi\eii. that fioiii .and after th'* l.'t of .\i'Lrust next, all articli's, coiDrn.Hlitic^. produce, goi.fls, warc> and lacrchaiidise, con- ve_\i.,l npi'ii the '’ape Tear Uiver to .r from Fay( tte\ille to or tVom any jMiint intermediate bt'twccn rfte\ille and ilmingtoii, and to or /roll) Wiiiiiiiijrtoii to or fi^iii aiiv jioint Ik>- tween the niouTli of I’.lai-k l!i\er and F.iyette- ville. shall be si’.bjeet to tolN. at the rate of twelve and one-half per ci ntiiiii on the amount of freight ch.'irged, excejit :.i ticlcs conveyed ni'- on ralts, wn(il tiats. and i raft under the burthen of ten tons: and when the boat owner is the shii'iier or ou ner of the i>ro]ierty shipped, the like toll s.iall In- ch.irged, to-wit: twelve and one-half per Centum ui».;i the cnstoniary rate of : fi'i'ight chiirgeci upon sucii articles as may be shipjied. From and alter tiie 1st of .\ugust 1S.‘)1, the Ow ners, Cajitains or Agents of all bojits not under ten tons Imrthen. navigating the P.iver between the month of Dlack lliver , .•iiid Fayetteville, are re.piireij to furnish the Toll Collector at Wilmington with a list, on oath, as iircacribed by Law, of the amount of freight charged, or of the estimated amount, when \ «hipjied l>y the l?oat Owner. | N('»ic' is also given, that Thos. (’. Worth has i been appointed Toll Collector at Wihnington, and payments of tolls upon arti(des coiiveycil from any jioint below Fayetteville to or from Wiliningtiin. are to be ni.ade to him; and the aforesaid lists of t'reight furnished to him. .Ml other payments to be niaile, as heretofore, to George McNeill. (Jeneral Agent. JOHN H. HALI. President. June ;iii, IS.M. 7S-tlA _ ADMIMS'rilATOirS SAJ.I:;, rB’IHK Suh'icriber. having taken out Special I i Letters of .Vdministratioii on tho F.state of , Dr. Thos. N. Cameron, deceased, will sell, on .'Saturday lid f'f Auc:ust, all the H((L’SLliOLI> AND KiTt'HFN FI liNFI'CHE. j Hat.s: also a good supply of IJoys' Hats. White Chi]', French Ilair-Lace, and other l>onnets; Children s fine Pearl Hats, l>oiiin‘ts and Flats; \\ reaths and Flowers. lS«iof^> and Fine Calf sev.-ed Hoots: P.itent Leather P>ro- gans; Cloth and JUick ('ongress Gtiitcr.s; Oxford Ties: Patent I.eathcr ditto; Ladies' black and col'd Silk (};iiters, a fine article: ditl'erent kinds of Misses' Shoes and (iaiters: l^.-idies’ Slippers and Walking Shoes; with a largo supply cf heavy .'^hoes, for scrvanis. .''addles, Piridles. Collars, Padded liarncbs, and \Vagoii and Muggy Whips. ('rorkcry, lliinlwjirr. ('ullrry, llollow-Ware. P.io and L)iguira Cotlee: Crushed: Cl.-irified, Lo:tf !ind Drown Sugars; Salt. Molasses, Iron and Nails; Principe ('igars: French I’.randv; (iin; Port. Madeira, .weet, and Scujijjcruong \^ ines. Toj:ether with a great variety of Goods of nearly every description. All of which they are determined to sell verv low for ('ash, or on very accoiuinodatiiig terms to punctu il cu.-toiners. We would be glad that buyers generally woiibl call and exaniine our .''toek. April 1, l^-'il. '•'■-tf WAN'I'KI). ^ ^ A CiOiiD Carriage PAINTF.H will find steady em)'loyinent ;ind good wages, by aji[ilying iiniuediately to A. A. McKETHAN. Fa,vettcviile, April 1 1, IS-jl. iwltf lOO.OOl) Acrcs Valuahlt' T I M r. !•: U L A N I) s Foi: SALE. .'■'ul'Scri'fcr has piireh.-ised till the L.inds soniely furnished. An exjierience of 2I> years will enable the les see, she lioites. to give general satisfaction. ANN DltoWN. June 1, l>r.O. 'J^-tf ~ \\ AST\A), ACiO(')D Body .Maker at the C.-irriage busi ness. (.lood wages and ste.idy ••iiiploy- nuMit given. A. McKi.THAN. May -Jii. ''‘--ff liiiH' to rOlHE Subscribers, Mail Contractors from J- Fayetteville to Kaleigh. will coniiin-nce operations this ia,v. with new and comfortable Coaches, go(»d horses, and careful Drivers.— They have reduced the Fare from to J>4. The .''tnge Ibuises are, in Fa,vetteville, the J’ay- 'tteville Hotel, in Kaleigh. the Yarborough louse: but P.assengers will be conveyed to such other Houses as they may select. The hours ol de}>arture will be, until turther notice, at h.-ilf- pa.st '.I P. M. from Fayetteville, and at '2 P. M. fnuii Kaleigh. daily. The suliscribers hojie. by unremitted attention, to secure a liberal simre (d‘ the travel. M I K DOCK McKlNNoN. DAVID McNF.lLL. Fayetteville. July 1, is.'il. 78-tf North raroliiiiaii and Raleigh llegister copy till forl'id. Nov VO\{ SALi:. WM. HOWLAND’S Fxtra thick Mill and Cross-cut .''■.\U S. i and *1.', feet. D. W. McLACKIN. I'.i, IH.'.O. 4*.tf tijy' Terms, t» months credit. J.\S. G. COGK. Adni'r. July 12, IM.'.J. 4-;;t lioward. 1WMLL give one hunlre(l dollars for the ap- pndiensioii .-iiid confinement of .VNI>EI!.SON' aii'l JEKKY in any jail so that 1 can get them again, or fift,y dollars for either. I will also give yHMlfor proof of any resjionsible j>crsoirs liar}>oring saiil negroes. They raiiaway from ni,v plantation in Moore county on the 10th of Feb’y last, anil are thought to be lurking about Dior 17 miles above Carthage on Deep Kiver, through the edjre of Moore and corners of Chat ham and Kandolph counties. Anderson is al>out 28 years old. a bright mulatto, about 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, well jiroportioneil; has an open counten.ince, and is (uite plausible. It is be lieved that he will endeavor to pass for a free niiin and escape to a free State, as he had a brother who played the same game. Jerr3' is about 24 years oldl^O feet 3 or 4 inches high, stout built; has ;i lown look, particularly wjieii Spoken to, tind is rather impudent. Said ne groes formerly belonged to John 11. Kitter, in the upper end of Moore county. Any information must be addressed to the subscriber at Pocket P. 0,, Moore county, N. C. J. L. BKYAN. April 12, 1851. >i7tf B. ^■(.■|onging to tlu' E't.ite of .\brain Diil'ois dec'd. I.viiig principally in Koiieson county, :ind on both sides of Lumber Kiver. the dillcrcnt sur veys containing Ov(‘r 100,000 A( T(‘s; A lai'_e part finely Tinil ercd, anil convenient to Lumber Iliver. v licre n •(iiJiiilil v iiT 'I'iiii- lier is now raft« d to the Ge.u-getow ii market. These Lands are very valuable bcth for the Timb('r and Tur]'cntine. for whitdi jiurpose a large jiart is well suited, being in a ri'gion wln'i'c the Tur]'entine yields more al>undantly than any other seciinn of tlie ."'tate. 1 he l ands will be sol.I .It a l.;W price, :ind in iiuantities to suit pun hasers. Int'orination rO'i'-.-tinir the title can be ob tained by a]i;>lying to ti.e Ib'ti. Kobert Str.ange. Hon. Jas. C. Dobbin, or A. A. T. Smith. Esij., ^.\ttorneys at Law.) I nnderst.ind there are many tie'passers on these Lands, to all of whom notice is hereby given, that the law will be enforced against all sill h otl'eiidi'rs. .\pplicatioii for any j'nrt of the I.ands can be made to inyself, or to .lohn Winslow, i;si., who is «liilv authorised to make sale (.if the same. THOS. J. Cl flTlS. i’avetteville. N. C., .Sept. 1, 184^1. 7*ltf F(*iiiai; S*iiiiiiary. Greensborough, N. C. rjr^HE next Session of this Instifiitioi: will JL commence on Monday, July 7. On aiiplication to the Principal, cin nlars will be forwarded, giving all necessary information respecting the School. KICHAKD STKP.LING, A. M., I’rincipal. Gov. .1- -AI. ^loKKiiKAD, Proprietor. June 17. it)-]Owpd A\S>.\ ll()TEIir S'H'th Hf’.'V ( 'unu r J fditi ihr Vnni't 'J he SuliPcrilicr rcsjiectfully in forms the inhab-taiits of this commu nity. and th.‘ travelling public in gen eral. that he has become Proprietor of I iiLo the ANSO.V HOTEL, formerly owncil by .Mr. West, where he will l^e happv to accommodate his guests in a stvlc that -annot fail to please. .MAHTIN SHJMA.N. AVadesborough, .Tul,v 1, 18-31. 2-”)t I.A.\1> FOll SA[>i:. fBl H E subscriber ofTers his FAKM for sale. H. containinr 71'.i acrcs of fine farming land, lying on the East side of Little Kiver, in Mont gomery county. N. C., ioining Kev. \\. N. I’ea- cock and Willi.im S. ISaldwin. .\ part of the Farm is in good fanning condition, and produ ces irooil (’(.ttoii an 1 the best of Corn. The ijwelling and out-hou*;es are in toler;ibly good Condition, atlbrding room for sever.-il liaiiiN aiul small white famil,v. In short, it is a valuable Farm, and as 1 am determined to go West, 1 will sell low for cash or '> months' time. I'.I'.N.IAMIN T. i;CSH. Me'al’um's Store, .Inly 4. I>-»1. o-iit flTTLF, Kiver Osnaberg«: 7-^ and 4-4 J .''heelings always on h:iinl. and tor sale at I’actoiy prices, by visitiny; Favetteville will give him a call. A. J. WO(»DWAPtD. June 21, 18-M. 77-un ~I50()K lilNDKKY. RAV. F1 a It IMF. has i-esunied the P>ook • P>indii;g Business at the new Store next door to -Mr. Bea.sley. .Icweller, where he will re ceive and execute binding in an^' style desired. Angus! 1. 27tf Gunn’s Domestic RTedicine. tFl il'l'il F.lt siip)ilv. iust receiveil. k J. HALE vS: SO\. •luni- 1 1, 1 Sol. fBlIlI-' Cop:irlnorshi)» of Hall it Hall will ex- M. pire on the 1st of .\iigust next, and in or der to closi the concern, we oll'er our GOOl).S ;>t KEDlt'F-D PKK'l-^S. 'J'hose wishing to make jiun liases on very f.-ivorable terms, will do well to jiive us a call. :is we are determined to .sell olf our entire ."'tock. We will alsi sell thi^ Store an.l T.ot occupied by our-'elves. Also, the Dwelling and AVarehouse in the rear. Also, one '1\ nenient in the P>rick Row. now occupied by K. D. McNeill. .Vil or :inv part of the above Property w ill be off(“red at private sale until the 1st August, and if not sold then, will be ottered at .Auction, and due notice given. Peisons tlesirons of purchasing, can get Bar- '.i.iins by calling upon the undersigned. HALL X HALL. May 10, 18.')1. 71 tf Tax Lists—Save Trouble! iJKlNTF.D -VT THIS OFFICE, price') cents. :i Tabular List, copied from the List rc- -civod from the Treasury oflice, Kaleigh. of everv thing taxed under the State laws, readv for filling up. To which is added the f>ath whicb everv person taxed is renuin d to suli- scriiie. All applicable to other counties as well :is this. Julv 14. ISol. V O E T R Y ON THE DEATH OF HLS CHILD, BY N. P. AVILLIS. “‘Room; gentle flowers, my cliild would pass to liea veil! A'e look'd not for her yet with your soft eyes, O, watchful ushers at Death's narrow doorl ******** A'et I have chosen for thy grave, my ehihl, A bank where 1 have lain iti summer hours. And thought how little it would seem like ileath To sleep amid such lovelifief's. The brook. Tripping witii laughter down the rocky steps That lead us to thy bed, would still trip on. Breaking the dread hush of the mourner goncj The birds are neVer silent that build here. Trying to sing down the more vocal Traters; The slope is l>eantiful with moss and flowers; And, far below, seen under arching leaves. Glitters the w.-iriu sun on tho village spire, Pointing the living after thee. And this Seems like a comfort, and, rejilaciiig now The flowers that have made room for thee, I go To whisper the same peace to her who lies iUibb’d of her child, and lonely. ’Tis the work Of many a dark hour, and of many a pra,ver. To bring the heart back from an infant gone! Hojie must give o'er, and busy fancy blot Its images from all the silent looms, And every sight and sound familiar to her Undo its sweetest link: ami so, at last. The fountain that, once loosed, must flow forever. Will liide and waste in silence. AVhen the smile Steals to her palli*l lip iigaiii, and spring Waken its buds aliove thee, we will come. And, stuuding bv tkv music-haunted grave. Look on each other cheerfully, and say, A child that we have loved is gone to heaven. And by this gate of flowers she pass'd away.” A SUPPLY of Fresh Ground C(.)UN MEAL kcjit for .sale at the Mill, late Anderson’.^. Grindin,!r of Hominy and .Aleal done promptly. Favetteville. March 18.")1. PJtf xo’i'ici;. ,JTAKK & WILLIAMS liavc removed to the Store recently occu) ied by Mr. John D. Starr, one door west of Messrs. II. P>mnson v'fc Son. where thev have.just received additions to the Sjiriiig jiurchuses of Staple and Fanc,v DRV Goods. Country mcixliants are reiuested to examine our stock. J. B. STARR. J. .M. WILLIAMS. June 7, 1 1. 75-tf ST\i:i: .(line WII.I.IAMS. 7">-ff r SM.I'.M l>Al*i',l!->UI.I,. ^Iir, subscriber h.is taken (diarge of this oM and well known l-.sfablishmeiit. and is pre pared t'l ;ittend to all onlers for Mt'rchants' ;uul l''a torv \\*raj)})iiii^, v.Vc. The Alill has recentl.v been thoroughly refitted with new m:i(diinerv. and the subscrilier believes he can furnish I’ajier of as gooil (|U;dity and at i-he.ip prices as can be piirch.iscd any whcic. s HOC CO \Vari'«‘ii I’oiiuty, C. f ■IHL'5 delightful Slimmer retreat is tiow open M. for the recciitioii oi coinjiaiiy. the renie- ilial properties of the water, ami jmre atmos phere. offering groat indr.cements to Invalids, •IS well as those seeking pleasure ami the pre servation of health, .\niong the many imjirove- nients. are two newly fitted up Baffling Houses. The Koonis and ('abins are neat and well fur nished. A good I’-aml of Music always in at- temlance: a jilentifiil sui'pl,v of Ice. and the best efftu ts to please, at moderate rates of Board, as follow>: — Families per month, each jierson, ^20 00 Single persons, •• 2;’> OO Per week. “ 7 (Ml Per d.iy. “ 1 2o Children under 12, and i>ervants. half'price. S.\.MUEL CALVEKT. Jiine iSol. 7o-tlj.V Dissolution of Copartnership. The firm of Blocker & Bullard was this day di.-solved by mutual consent. J. C. Block er alone is authovizeil to settle the affairs of the same. J. C. BLOCKER. G. W. BULLARD. Harrisonburg, .Tune 2. 18oI. 74-tf P. S.—G. AV. P.ullard also witlidraw? from tlie firm of B. Cnlbreth Co. J. C. Blocker and B. Cnlbreth will eontinuo the firm under the name and style of 13. Cidbreth vS: t’o., at Cedar Creek. 30,000 Julv 1. LP.S. KAGS AVANTED, bv H. DKANSON i SON. 7Mf North or .''outh. Salem, .luiie CHARLES E. SllOl’.EK. l^ol. 77tf WANTED, GOOD HANDS, at 75 cts. per day, on •J®* the Southern Plank Hoad. Steady einplo,vmeiit and cash payment weekly, if re- quii'ed. Apply D. M. BUIE, At the Steam Mill, or to A. A. McKETIl.VN, June 2;), 1851. [77-tfJ Fayetteville. \VAX'ri:i), .3000 ft. .\she Luiiibcr for Wagons. 1to o inches thick. .‘lOfM'l ft. Seasoncil Oak L’lmber, 1^ to ^'> inches. loOO ft. White O.ik and Hickory, for \xlctrees. 1(IU0 ft. AVhite Oak for Tongues. IJolsters and J^hafts. 100 Post Oak Hubs, for Carts .and ^Vagons. 2000 Spokes. For wliiidi the highest cash price will bi> paiil. .\l>]ilv soon to E. FCLLl'li. May It'. ISol. 72-tf xorici:. fBlJIE copartner'ihip heretofore existing ur- •L der the name of .L A. Kowlainl Co., is this dav dissolved bv mutual consent. ‘ JOHN A. KoWLANlh tUI-r.EKT W. McKAY. JOHN C. MOORE. 'rilo utult'r.si^iH'd mil coiitiiiue the business of tiie late firm, at their former Stand in Lunibcrtoii. under the style of ROW LAND McKAY. where Gooils of every de scription can be bought on the most reasonable terms. JOHN A. ROWLAND. GILBEKI W. McKAY. Liimbertoii, July 1, ]8')1. Itf COPPER WORK. TriM’KNTINi: STILl.S. FBI HE Subscribers have locateil themselves in Fayetteville on Hay street, nearlv oppo site the .Methoilist Epi-icopal Church, for the purjMise of prosecuting tluir business in all its LIFE INSUHAXCE. H E Undersigned has been appointeil Agent of the North Carolina Miitu.al Life Insn- : ranee Conij«any. Every member for life partic- 1 ipates in the i>rofits of the Company; and th*? ; annual premium for life membership, where it i amounts to .'jioO or nioie, may be paid one-half j in cash, and the other half in a note at 12 months. I Debtors' lives niav be insured by creditors. I man may insure his own life for the exclusive ' benefit of his family. The lives of slaves in.iy beinsureil. This .system is rapidly growing into favor, all i over the civilized world. It is one by which a ; family, for a small sum annually', niay be pro- ^ vided for. after the death of its head, on whoso , exertions they may have been dependent for a i support. It is a good investment of money, ! even if (me should live long after taking out a ■ l.ife Policy. Explanatory jiamphlets, and thJ iieces.sarv Blanks, fuinishcd on application. E. J. HALE. Fayefteville, June 18-”0. 72 EUEsn TEAS. S^'^XTKA FINE HYSON, ^ Do do Imperial. i>o Do Y 01111" branclu Turpentine or otlivr Stills nnule to order and wairunted to work well; and all kinds of work proniptiv done in CoPPEK, P>KAS.S, STEEL, IKON. .^c. Locks made or rciiaired. Bell-hanging, niak- j Aowitcrs, iVc. ing or repairing of Pnin[is. and repnirs of all kinds in this branch thankfully received and promptly executed. ('rdcrs are earnestly solicited, with !in assu rance that if a thorough kiiowleilge of tlu-ir bu siness ami an eai-ncst desire to jilease will give satisfaction, none shall be dissatisfied. MAHLER ci SCHW.UiTZ. June 28. l8ol. 78-1 m KING and A. McMlLLAN have entered • into co]':irtncrshi2> in the I'istillery of Turi'.entine, and have erected a Still on the West side d' the Fayetteville and Western I’lank Road, 8 miles from Fiiyctteville. X. KING. May fi._71tf A. -McAllLLAN. E v.ish to buv 20,000 barrels Turpentine. KING .V Mc.MlLLAN. do Guniiowder, do Oolong, and llyson TEAS, of sujicrior quality. —also— Chocolate. Barley. Salad Oil, Mustard, Ycasl For sale bv SAM'L J. HINSDALE. April 21. «8tf WAX^rEF) TO JJOKIJOW, f‘^r fl term of fixe years. Good security ^iveil. 4n- terest annually or semi-annually. Address letter to A. B., and leave at this of fice. June «0 18ol. 78-tf llESPi:KlAN HARP, netc S'iut/tii;/ liinik, JiiH i‘i‘ccir>rf. A LSO, Bishop Baseoin's Sermons; The Week, comprising tiie Last Day of the AVeek, the First Day of the AVeek, the AVcek Completed. The Lands of the Moslem, a Narrative of Orien tal Travel. The Path of Life, by Rev, Henry A. Rowland. Tom Rac((uet, and his three Maiden Aunts. Etifjuette for Ladies. Do. for^Gentle- nien. The IVilmist and Supplement. Butler’s Hudibras. Plutarch's Lives. Madam Roland, by Abbott. Dictionary of Quotations, Latin, French, itc. Union iliblc Dictionary. Burns’ AVorks. Poetry of Flowers. Flora’s Intcrpi’eter. Book Keeping. School Books, &c. E. J. HALE & SOX. May 5, 1851, MECIIANJC.\r, IJOOK.S. A PPLETON’S Mechanics’ Magazine; Bor- den's ForniuliT for constructing Rail Roads; AVightwick’s Hints lo Architects, by Downing; Minifie’s Mechanical Drawing Book; Mahan’s Civil Engineering; Bourne’s Catechism of the Steam Engine; Mill-AVright's Guide; American Houbo Caipenter, b,v llatfiehl; Mechanic’s Om-u Booki Mechanic’s Text Hook; Cabinet Maker and Upholstertr’s Companion; Builder’s Com panion; Dyer and Color Maker’s Companion; Painter, Gilder and Varnisher’s Compunion. E. J. UALE k SOX. I^lre Insura nee* ra^HE .]'/r.N'.A insurance Company of Hart- M- f'-rd. having jaiid the tax imposed b,v the Revenue L.iw of the late Legislature, will con tinue its .\gency in Fayetteville, under the manairement of the undersigned, who is ]ire- pared to issue Policies of Insurance on Build ings or Goods, either in this Town or in any Jiart cf the State, on proper application, de- Imsiiiessinitb variuusbranch- , scription t'f the Property, &c. es. Thankful for past favors, ■ The .ETNA COM PAN Y has b«»en in operation he hopes to merit a continu- about 30 years. Its capital i.? |Si:{00,000. The Hon. Thos. K. Brace was its fii-t President, ■ and he still holds that office; and sevoral of its ' first I'irectors are still active and efiicient meni- i bers of the Board. It has at all times sustained I the highest character for the prudence of its ^ nianagemeiit, and for the liberality with which i it has ever adjusted its losses. I £. J. HALE, Agent. 1 March 10, 1851. LET IT JiE KNOWN, 'I'liat A. Rkdavin has located himself in Troy, for the purjiose of carrying on the I'OOT AND SIIOE ance of the same. A. REDWIX. June oO, 1851. l-(iw P. S. .All those in arrears to Rcdwin & Mc Rae will please call and settle as. soon as possi ble. A. II. NOTICE. TIIIE Subscriber having [ualified as Execu tor to tho Estate of .Mrs. Henrietta Cani]>- bell, at March Term. 1851, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Cumberland county, hereby notifies all persons indebted to Paid Es- tat‘ to make immediate payment; and all having claims against the same, to present them yritliiii the time prescribed by law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. M. V. JOXES, Executor. March 10, 1851. Otitf liccM [x'r Steamer and for sale* ^ BBL.^'. Crushed and Refined SUGAR, 1 chest fine Hyson Tea, ;j casks best London Porter, pint bofls; 4 cases ‘-uperior old Port AVine, 1 cask -Madeira Wine, 5 hhds. Cuba Molasses. SAM'L W. TILLIXGIIAST & CO. June 20, 1851. 77tf WANTED, rjlIIREE Hon.se Servants, good 8onin8trf.ssc3 and washers. A Valuable Farm for Sale. rij'lHE Subscriber offers his FARM for sale, ■ situated on the east side of Big Coharie, known as the Major Ollin Mobley place, con taining 13!>'.t Acres. The land is in fine condi- , tion for tilling, and brings the very best of com. i ^ ^ May 20. Liljeral prices vrill be paid. J. & T. AVADDILL. 7otf ^TRAW CUTTERS, Corn Shcllers. and a va- riety of Ploughs and Plough tixture.s, for J. & T. The dwelling and out-houses arc all in very fine condition, the greater part of them having been | Wtely repaired. On the farm there is a saw and ; grist mill, which affords a handsome income; | there is always a ready sale for the lumber, and , !it a good price; corn sells readily at the highest i market pric-.:, without removing it. j I will sel the above at a bargain, as I am de- ; sirous of making new arrangements in my busi- | ness. OW'EX H.ARGROVE. | Sampson Co., June 14, 1851. Jan. i. WADDILL. 53tf JUST FINISHED, f'^lIGHT XEAV liUGGIES. Also, two second ^ hand. For sale l>v ‘a. a. McKETH.AX. June 2, 1851. 74-tf NEW IJOOKS. rWlHE AA'orks of Alexander Ilamilton, 4 vols.; Jl The Female Jesuit, or the Spy in the Farailv; The Xightingale, or Jenny Lind Song ster; 'flic Complete Angler, by Walton & Cotton; The Course of Creation, by Jno. Anderson, D D.; Talcs froTO Shakspeare; The Cry.stal Fount, » choice collection of Temperance Songs: Pictorial Shakspeare; A Pastor’s Sketches, by Spencer; Tom Racquet and his three Maiden Aunt*; Mar shall’s Book of Or»torv, &c. &c. Just received. ' E. J. JIALE A: SON. June 7, 1851. DAVIS’S r?OR sale by V Arri! 21. PAlN-KILI.Eil, SAM’L J. HINSDALE. CRtf SOUTHERN HARMONY. rUST RECEIA'ED, a new supply of this popular Book. E J. IIALE S' EOl'ir