DAVIS'S
lOK sale bv
April 21.
PALV-KILLKR,
SAM’L J. HINSDALE.
68tf
"Works on Free-Masonry.
KW Mksuuic Trestlo-Board, adapted to the
Work and Lectures, as practiced in the
1.0 Iges, Chapters, Councils, and Fncanipincnttt
of Knight Templars in the United State?, bv
CliDS. W. Moore.
The Free-Mason's Manual, a companion tor
the initiated throii^b all the ilejrrees oi' Masoiii j
by Kev. K. L Stewart.
The True Masonic Cliait or Iliort'glyphic
>!onitor. l)v .1. L. Cross.
The Free-Mason’.s Monitor, containing a de
linoation of the fundainontal principles of free-
.Masonry, operative and specnhitive. as well in a
ri,-li;;ious as a moral view, by Z. A. l>nvis.
F->r sttle by K. .1. llAi.K SON.
May 31. ■
T.KS8DNS IN MI SIC.
fH. AVUITAKKU would respeotfuny in
is form the citizens of Fayetteville and vi-
l iniiy, that he has again commenced giving Les-
>'ins on the I’iaiio Forte. IJe return.'' his thanks
f')r the liberjil j>atronage heretofore received.
I huniblv solicits a continuai’.ce of the same.
.\\[ jKiiiis shall be taken for the adviuicement of
i'is piqiils.
liistrui-tion also given on the (iuit;^r.
tri’' l"iauo3 tuned and n pairod in the best
ni.iuner. L. 11. MIUT.VKKU.
,\'i;rnst '-M. IS-)'*. iiltf
i.AW ijooiv'.
4 1»\MS S Doctrine of Equity, the excenent
work prescribed by the Suprt'me Court of
.rt!i (' ;r..;in \ f' r the course of Legal Study.
I’rioe 6'*, for sale by
.\j.i-il 1'..
E. J. H.VLE \ SON.
l*cport« in Law and
I'qiiity.
I'r ipos.tls by LITTI.K .S: lUloWN. f-r publi.sh-
ii'.'S bv suVscrij>ti"U a New Series of l.AW
AM) KQl'ITV RF.l’OUTS.
rWlITl’ want of some system by whiih the de-
Ji. ci>i> ns and judii-ial opinions of the scvtT.-il
Courts of I..-IW and Iviuity in I'nghind can be
More promptly 'and cheaply furnished t > the
priifVss;..n in this countrv, hu'? long been
^ 'rionsly felt and acknowle.’g.'d.
The snbsoril’tr-; pr'‘i>oi' to r''j'ul>li.h these
reports in ful’. as fast :is they :ij'j.tar in Fng-
iMjid. and can be received here. The_\ >\ill con- ■
tain reports of cases decided in the House ot'
Lords, tlie I’rivy Couiii-il, the .■•e\erai ('"Ui-t? iif
L jiiity, tiie \>urt of l^ueen's lU'iieh. the (,'ourt
of Common l’lea. the Conn of Fxcheipier and
F'^che.[uer Cl'.ajiib'. r. the Fcclcsi.istii-.-il ainJ Ad-
I >aUy I'oiiri?, tlie f >urt I’V l‘.;uikru]'tcy, in-
r'u 1:iig al> > the l.lectiou ( asts. the  rown t’a-
S''i Hv-'-'rved. a!i 1 the lliiilw.ty and Canal Ca» .'.
Til' se Uep-'i :.-; will be ]'ub’.ished in ii'.ontldy
I iiul‘.-*:s or ('.lit.'. C'ininieneing with the dtei-
.:i' of Micii-o.-’.n; IS (Noveudier i Term. 1n’>0,
. 1 w!!! bo c.iret'ully euiti- 1 by a meui!u.'r of the
v\ith n"tcs aU'l referei.^i.s to anulag' ns
A ::n-v'..-;in di i l si.uiS.
K ioh number will consist of i.ver tl.ree Lun-
dro 1 pflje-> closely printed o. t.ivo. i.n the 1 st
j.aper, and in clear, t'lir typi*. and will coTitain
u tiil'^e of c.tsf.s. and a lull t;ible of c'ntents.
tiiu.' forming a coaiplote volume by itae’.f, as
wr'! as a purt of an entire series.
The j'riee of this j-ublioati >n. forming s:\ '
\ ’ imes octavo, v.iil be *10 a year, payable in
ivuiice, or tlie volumes, hands'.mely and
uiiit-rmlv b-.'und in l.iw sheep,
LITTLi: .S: r.P.OWX,
] 12 Wasliingt' n >treet, lloston.
r v*'I'! ^. Siii.>'-riliers m • autiii.ri/.ed to re-
ive •i.ib'.Ti5iti"n> r'"r the ab..ve work, the first
\.>Iume of ^\Lich is ;ilri-.idv i"iu- l.
K.'j. HALF, \ SOX.
M ty IS'l. 7"tf
NKW J’.OOKS.
f- Kir.U HUNTS ArTOllloCRArilV: Toe-;
_i try of tlie \Vu\crly Novel-s; Harper’s Maga- .
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Lavi-ngro. rutn;;in'~ chenp editi .n: .^l;lns- !
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I i*-eiuas'li's M:;nr,:il; .M.i^otiic I’hart: Froema-
s u's Monitor; GiM.'miih's Works; Mi-Lellan on
t ie lnteq»retiition of Scripture^; M. ’osh ou lii-
>;ue tiovernniPDt; MctJuffy's lleatlers, second
Ji'i'i third part.«; l>.Tvic>;' Sur'.e'iing; Gunn's ])m-
iaesTi(‘ .Medicine, ice. A^c. .lust n-ceivt-d l*v
Ai.ril I t. E. .1. hall .v
JIMory of Xorih farolifia. ^
under.'.;rind h:is W-en appointed G>ne- j
^ ra! .\gfiit for Ci!!. .J. H. heeler in tiie
.’li  i M;.:ri >bioi:il I)i.strii-t, ;iiul wi.'hes to ap-
j.i'.tit ."u'u-Agents in eacli fif the countiv-s of
II 'l.-si.n, :’.)himbus, lUadtn, i>nin.''»ick. New
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diately. The Work goes to pre.'is in .-Vugust.
and the price will tiC: (Ine iJollar pvr volujue, ^
M.'id c insisting of twi> vylunx'S. ■
.JOHN .M. f:osi:.
■March _’l, l.'.'>i. »,J-tf
SEW IJOOK^i.
S I>-V\ENGllO; ^irave .\guiiar’'
B# V. omen of Knghind; Mis.i Sti ic^laiid s
l.ivos nf the (Queens of Scotland: .\lton l,.. ke;
Hints to .Sportsman; Nohwiy's |);tvitl ,'op-
p. I held; Scenes in Missi»ippi: Love and Aml>i-
iioii; Irving’s Work.s, 1» vols.; Modern British
Lss.'iyists, H vols.; Builder's (OiiipiiikuiH;
iiian s Letters from Kurope: A)»bott s Malleville;
Southey's Life and t 'orrespondenee; Life of I..;uJy
t . l.inhoun: with a v.iriety of School I’.ooks, etc.*.
jiit.T ri;ceivod liy
F. .L HALE k *N. '
March 11. l.s.'.l,
X!:w liOOKS.
\RT'Ffrs Magariue fnr .lunp; Int.m.itlon-
al do; Th.- Sister,, or the Fatal Maniages;
Vi kwi.-k Abroad, or tlie Tour in France; I’leve-
lies ot a l$aciivi*»r; .'5uerid»n's Life and Dra
matic Works, 1 Volume; Young Liidy t Friend:
.'■. li..ul Bwks, Sac. .Just received.
K. ,L irALE \ SO.\.
.Lino 1 li. iS.jl,
Notice to Builders.
ON Friday the oth day of September next,
will be Let to the loTfest bidder, at Mc-
L.aurin’8 Old Store, the follow iug Buildings, viz:
A School House, 86 feet square, one story
Li^h, vitli an apartment 24 feet square at each
end of Uie Building. Also, a Dwelling House
for the Principal Teacher, 36 by 42 feet, two
blorit^e high, Tvith a passage of 10 feet through
the I'uilding. , i ♦
Flans and Specifications will be submtttect at
the time and place above statt-d. torturther
particulars, apply to Jolin C. McLaurin, Laurel
Ihll, N. C. c. McE.VCniN,
JAMES T. KOPEll,
.U)HN C. BAKER,
DAN L C. STEWAUT,
1'AN’L STLWAKT,
DAN L C. .MclNTYBE,
Ml IJDOCH McKINNON,
JOHN C. McLAl UIN,
Ibiilding Committee.
Uichmond County, N. C., 8-wtr)S
July 1'.*, 1S.11. I
HABI>i' nIOSIDKXCK
FOR sam:.
rjlHK Subscriber now otters for sale all his
.M- Turpentine and Farming LAND, contain-
intr about iH«» .Veres, situated 111 miles Fast of
F.iyefteville. on the Gwldsborough road, com
monly known as Palmyra.
It has a dwt'lliiig house, out-buildings,
,S:c., and a store wliere a large amount of busi
ness is done, and increasing daily. This is a
rare chance for turpentine getters, merchants,
\c. and w ill be sold a bargain. Any one wish-
inti to purchase, and wishing further informa
tion, can ai>plv on the preuiises. to
J. W. MnU’HV, or
P. 1’.\V1A>H, Fayetteville.
,lu1y I’f.il,. 1S.')1. * Stf
c AirniAia: iioi kl.
rWlHE Subscriber having fitted up and en-
H lai'ge.l the a^'ovf > f!/ ktirurn House, is N'T!-
I'l-epared to entcrt;'.in travellers with i:n'munl
comfort.
IU>B'T McNARB.
Carthage. Moore •”o.. N.
Mav S. l>ul.
I FIFTY DOTXARS REWARD.
RANAWAY from W. J. Buchanan, of John
ston county, on tlie Pth of Januoi'y, 1>\0
I NEGRO BOYS, i)an and Stephen. Dan is about
I 25 years of age, stout built, of dark complexion,
and weighs about 175 lbs. Stephen is about -8
* years of age, weighs 170 lbs., ot yellow coui-
! plesion, speaks verj’ slow when spoken to.
Said Negroes were raiseii by Elizabeth ^Hir-
! phy of Cumberlaiul county, in whose vicinity
they are supposed to be Itirkiug.
f will give the above reward for their appre
hension and confinement in any jail so that 1
o-ct them, or for either; and an additional
reward will bo given for i>roof sufficient to con
vict anv white person of harboring said Negroes,
j ■ K. F. MURPHY,
j Jan. 2L1S51.
i NOTICK.
ILL be sold on Friday, the 20th inst..
, . at the residence of the late Peter Mc-
Kellar, all the perishable property belonging to
his Estate, consisting of Horses, Mules, ('attle,
Sheep, Hogs, Wagons, Farming Utensils, and
Blacksmith Tools.
Also, one fannly Carriage and Buggy, togeth
er with Corn, Fodder, (*ats, \c.
At the same time and place, if not previously
disposed of, will be leased for a term of years,
12-),(l(K) Turpentine Boxes. Terms at sale.
L. McKELLAK,
J. McKKLLAR.
Executors.
August L is^ol. 10-ts
70-tf
Greensbcrougti, N. C.
rg^lir. next .Session of this Institution will
commence on Mon.lay, .Ui!y i.
tbi apj'Iicati.'U to th‘ Principal, circtilars will
be torvN ar'.led. giving all necessary information
respecting the .''cliool.
UlCllAllD STEIILING, A. NL.
Princiiial.
('i.>v. J. M. Mdi.v.iu:Ai>, Proprietor.
.tune 17. 7*;-10wpd
HILLSBDKOlcr. \rAI)l-:MY.^
fB'^HK a.-ting TrtJ>tets of this long estab-
,)8_ lisht'd Sruiitiary. t.ike great pleasure in
anii"uni-;ng to the pu’. lii-. I'.iat they have cnga-
the sirvicv?' of .Mr. LLN.I N R. Ill SKK,
who " iU hcrvatter c.n/.iut the .Vialemy as
Priiii'ij'id.
Mr. Huske is :» native of this Stat-. ni; I a
Grndtiate of our L tii\er.-ity. and h is y«-vn en-
1 f.>r s.>me tino* 'ery >uci'i-.-:-t'tiriy in tt ach-
ir.g in the tt>wn of Fa\etteville. His learning.
tiu«- temjier and Christian chiiracter gi\e a."ur-
ani’e t • I’arents, that hi' iluty to children en
trusted to his charge will be ably and cnscien-
cio.;s!y pcrform^'d.
'I he Exercises of the next Se>sion will com
mence on Monday, the 21-t instant, and as tin-
eoiiise of ii;stni tioji i« preparatory to the I'ni-
versity, the session^ iri tuture will correspond
with those oi'Cliapel Hill.
Terms ot luition, iucUvling Cviitingencies.
>;J1, al\va\^- in a Ivam-.
>o dcUietion m.tde unles-; iti "f j i tr.ic'-
ed illness.
P.v .rdor ..f the I^.ard,
K. V. HE.VUTT, S
.V\Li: Ol’ VAH AHI.i:
REAL I3STATE.
virtue of a DeTt‘e of the Hou. the Court
i f L.piity in and f'.r the ('..imty of ,M..nt-
C'.niery. 1 will, on the 1 hli day of August ne.\t,
expo^e til Pulilic ."'aie, to the irp.rlH‘.'t bidder on
the preni;>t s, . the residenci’ of tiie late (’..1. John
• rump. I tiie very V.\Ll ,\BLE liL.VL LST.VTE
kn..wn ;us the
• 'Wrrrotrn of the
on the \l..ntg..niery >i.Ie of the Iti\er, c- iisist-
ing of .several Tracts, eoiitrtining I | or I .'>00
acres in all. 'I'hc Laii.l including tin- liuiMin^rs,
iini'rovenieiits. aiid the .\arrows, will be suld iu
the fir>t place. aU'l t)i>- several surrounding
'I'ru ts ;ift*TW;irii'. sep.irate’y.
This Land is valuable n .t only on account of
the fertility and pro.luctiveness of the s>'il, be-
nj'.r well ad.ipted to r)ie -'iltiire of '.irn, heat,
 ottoii, 1 iili.ti i-.i, ,\e.. Irtit :il.So on accniint of the
‘X •client FfSilEllY .itt.iched to it at the .\»r-
P'WS. wliere a great number of Shad may be
annually e.iught un.l th- Water P.Aser afFonleil
by the fall in the River at thi.'^ placv, which en-
ti rjT.se atid capital could make useful jind pro-
ht.iMe by the erecii.m ,f Mills and Machinery
of every descrij tion. to any extent that might
lie d'’sirei|. Px-'idi-s th*-.se capital a'lvant.-igeg.
the situation is beautiful, romantic and h*'althy;
in short, de.siriMe in every p>int of view.
Twelve nn.nths criMlit will lie given, the pur
chasers giving bond and ajtproved sureties.
J-VS. L. GAINLS, C. M, E.
.June JS, L''-'.]. j.js
tin-
. is
PKOPOSAF.
ill'll: j.ublication of a Volume of SER MONS,
M by the Rev. Jarvis ISarry Buxton, hite
Rector of St. .lohn’s Church, Fa'\ ettevillc, N. (' ^
—to be edited by his sou, the K*ev. Jarvis Pux- ^
t n and accompanied x\ith a Portrait, and
Not.ce of his Life.
^ The proposed volume will be printed in large
t.'.'iir type, and coniain over ;")00 jiqges sub-
Et.intialiy bound in leather. Terms, Two Dol-
I u'«, priyable on delivery.
Ine not j.roceeds, if any, derived from the;
"* given to the ,«cnnanent Fund for'
Missionary purposes in the Diocese of North
 arolina.
It is desiied, , jis few if my copies not pre-
N.o,i,ly ordered will l,e published,) that j.ersons
v. i.s,iing to suli.sr-ribe would immediately notify
the Kditor himself, or their own Minister, whom
he respectfully requests to receive Subscribers’
II nm-.'?, nn.l to forward them to bis Addre.ss at
Asheville^ X.
June, 18.j]. 70
'«II’RCII lii^OKS.—'rh«*Clinrcli
L'.er.tified, by Rev. W. 1». Wilson, I>. D.; Manu-
a of  'liurch Principles, by do; Original Thoughts
on .'■..•fipture, by Cecil; I'eaven’s Help to Cute-
e’lis'toj;: McCosii on Divine Government; Prayer
1 ii.k.', plain and fine. Just received.
K. J. HALE & SON.
xo'i'ici:.
TBIHE e-.i.artnership heretofore existing
M. der the name ..f .L A. Rowland \ T.
tbi.e (lay dissolved by mutual consent.
‘ JOHN' A. ROWLAND
i.lLBKRT W. .McKAY.
.loMN r. MooKE.
1 li(“ HHtlcrsiifncti Avill continue
lh- l.u.siness the iute tirm, at their former
Stai d in LumlM Tton. under the style of Ri>W-
L\.\I) ,S: .McK.\l^ v.herc (iood*! fd’ every de-
si-rijition can be bought on the most reasonable
tcnii.'.
JOHN A. KOWLAND.
GILP.LRT W. McKAY.
l.umbertoii, J aly 1, 1K.'»1, Itf
lAvr rr hk ivNowx,
'I'liat A. HEDWIN
lias located himself in Troy,
for the pnr|)ose of carrying
..!» tl.e BOOT AND Sll(»!-:
business in its variotis branch
es. Tliankful for past favors,
lie hopes to merit a continu-
l.AM) FOK SAU:.
rjlHE subscriber being desirotis to remove to
JL the \\ est, oilers for sale the place where
he now lives, containing JVOO A4'VC>> ^*1'
fcrent Tracts on South River, alu)ut two mile.'?
from Blocker's Store, .\bout fifty acres is un
der cultivation, and produces well. It is tirst
rate Turpentine lan.l, there being about l!',UO()
boxes cut, and oOlXJ more Ciin be cut on the
same land. For further particulars apply to
me on tliC piciiiises.
GRAY CCLBRKATH.
.August 2. iM-.lt
He ward.
B;® I NAWAY from the subscriber, about the
bih of .Inly, a mulatto fell >w named
WINDSOR, about* ;>5 years old. He is about
tive feet eleven inches high, full bushy hair;
rather slow spoken, and rather spare built, his
fri)nt teeth slightly dec.iyed, aiel j>robably one
or both of his eye teeth out. Said negro is a
( oojier bv trade, and will attempt to pass as a
free m.in. ami may probably have free papers,
iis he has S lid he can go any where. He is a
little rinklev about the eyes, and has an old aji-
pear.ince. 'i'he subscriber will j;ive the :ibi ve
re«:ird for his aj'prebeiiHi.in and delivery t" him,
in t'I'Uwavlx.rough, S. t'.. t>r continenu'ut in ;iny
j.iil in North Carolina, .so that he can get him
Said negro belongs to .Ltmcs .M. Bell, ot tircen-
villc. N. of w in in I hir-' i him.
S. P.FLL.
.\ugust 1, l''-”l. Di-tf
s-JO IJF.W .VUn. (tor cach.)
U.\NAV\Y in Decend>er, l‘''«i', my negro
bo\« ABRAM and HKNRV. Ilenry is
.*> feet 7 inch.’s high, and about '■)'> \tars old.—
He is well known iti FayetteviUe, v liere he
learnt the i'.I:t>'ksrnith trade. He i.' rather
small, :iiid Vfiy dark, witli a downcast look.
.\bram is ■> feet D* inciies high, ab.oif 2 >
ye.-irs ohl, S' liiething lighti-r of c.ii.iplesi’.n than
Henry, stout and well I'. iiued, and waiks up
right. 1 hcse negroes are tlvught to be in
R.ibe'. n 'oiinty. near the ••P>ig .''wamp. "
I will give the abtive reward . f Twi-nty Dol
lars fi.r the confinement of either .\bram or
Hi-nry in the .L»i: at I.niiiber’- ii, R- n t'o..
or F rty !>■ !'.,»rs f r the i-uitincmeut of ImiiIi ut
the .'•■ime place.
W C. RIIODFS.
Ju!v, l''.'.l. S-W'AT
Ju;y 'th, l^M. 2-' tw
J;./..
1’re‘iident and F.ii 'a’.t\ .if the University ..f N
(.’aroLn.i.
t'. T. ll.'ii^'h. Fs'j. 'I
H'U). Ib'bt .''traiig •. - Fayetteville.
L. .1. Ilule, F..- p j
ance of the same.
Jane :5»>. 18.'.1.
CAIRNS'S SKKMOXS.
A PASTOIl’S Plea fi.i- Evangelical Catliolie.
/m Truth, in Six Sern .jns, delivered in Trin
ity Church, Columbus, Geo., Ijy the Rev. W. I).
 aims, fortrtcrly of North Carolina, i'rice 50
Cents.
Also, .^cenes in our ParisJi, by a Countrv Pac-
s ’n's Daughter, ."fl.
Thankfulness, by Rev. C. B. Tuvlor, 7', cents
T he Angel’s Sing, bv d..,, 70 cei.t.s, Farnr-al-
L"-. by do., 75 ccr.t"
I'Oi- s;,i. hy ] ■ U.'. i E i S")'T.
A. REDWIN.
1-Cw
!’. S. All those in arrears to I'edwin Mc-
Piae will please call and settle as soon a.s po.ssi-
ble. A. R.
A Valuable Farm for Sale.
TBIHE Suliscriber otters bis FARM for sale,
Ji. situated on the east side of Big Coharie,
known as the Major OHin .Mobley place, con
taining Acres. The land is iu fine condi
tion for tilling, and brings the very best of com.
The dwelling and cut-houses arc all in very fine
condition, the greater part of tliem having'been
luU'ly repaired. On the farm there is a saw and
grist mill, which afi'ords a handsome income;
there is always a ready sale for tlie lumber, and
at a good price; corn sells realily at the highest
niarket price, witliout removing it.
1 will Hell the above at a bargHin, as I am de-
HirouK of making new arrangements in my busi-
nesfi. OWKN HARGKOVE.
S.-unpson Co., June 14, 1851. 7(l-8m
MfNFKAL \VATI:R.
^ J. HINSDALE is prepared to furnish his
ctistomers with SODA or MINER.VL WA-
TK);. with a viiriety of Svruji.s, all of a quality
uriRurpas.sed.
^ i'nl 21
Fayetteville and Centre
Plank Road.
mkrtim; of st(H'ki{oli)i:ks.
^OTH'E is HERFF.Y (UVEN. that :t Meet-
ing of Su'"'i ribors to the jimposc 1 Plank
R'la.l from Fn;. etteville to Centre, in Stanl_\
County, will l>c held in the Hol'FL H.VLLin
the Town of Fayetteville,
(Iu Thursday ihc 2l.\l iliy of \iisiiNt iirxt,
for the pur^Misc of oi-gaiiizing the I'onipany,
]>ri‘parat'.r;. to commencing the w..r'n.
'I'he amount iii'ccs.'-.-iry t" secure the Ciiarter
haMiig been subscribed in the Town of Fayctte-
vil!i‘ and County ot' ('umbt'r’.and, it is earnestly
reijnested th.it all who are intc-rc-ted in the
wi.rk. eitiier as suli.si ribers or .a.s intending to
become si>, wj!l Mi’jHar hI this meeting, in p* r-
S'.n or by |.|-:\y, and that nil .‘'ubscription bodks
in the hands of C mini'^sioners will be returne.i
t" tbe nu-> fing. It is lio'ire.l that a vij^orous
etbirt shouM be made ]>te\iMii' t'. the meeting
to obtain the sum necessary to carry the Road
t-- i!s West' rn terminus, by the shortest practi-
c.ibh-r'lUte tiy Little's Milis. The friends of the
enterjiiize. in the C.iunties of Richmond, Mont
gomery. .''tjinly. aiel Ciiiirl>«Ti.iji.|. nre therefore
earnestl\ rci|U‘st d to bring to the meeting ;i]l
the Subseriplinns that can l>e olitaine 1, tinder
tlic a.ssiirance. lieretoturc gi\en, that the Ho.\d
is to t.ike tlu- slo rtist route to Little's .\lills, uud
thence to Centre.
H. LILLY, ■)
i:. ROSE, ■
J. (i ctniK, I
.\. 'A. .'^ri, F. L, ' t'om'rx.
TIIOS. wad DILL, i
H. L. .MVR(»VER, !
K. J. HALF, J
, July 2.'., 1851. 7-tf
Ho(‘\s Cast-Sleel (’irciilar & Loii'j Saw.s.
/^■IHE sub.scribers manufacture, from the best
cast-steel, circular saws, from two inches
to tive feet iiameter. These s.iws are carefully
hardened and tempered, and are ground and
finished by machinery designed expressly for
the purpose, and are therefore much superior
: in truth and uuifurmity of surface to those
ground in the usual manner. They require less
set. less jiower to drive them, and are ufit so
liable to become heated, and j.rodtice a saving
in timber.
They also manufiicturecast-steel miU, pit, and
rronf-ciit xiiuK. and billft itchu, of superior quali
ty; all of which they have for .sale at tiieir ware
rooms. Nos. 2'.» and :1 tJold street, or they may
be obtained of the principal hardware merchants
in the United States.
I R. HOE & CO.,
Printing-press, nnu-hine, and saw-makers,
I !!’.> and .‘11 Gold sti-eet, New-York.
j The following extract is from a report made
' by a conuuittee of scientific and practical gen-
I tlenu'ii, appointed by the American Instittite;
, “\our committee are of unanimous opinion
. that, in the apparatus invented by Mr. R. M.
I Hoe for gritiding saws, he lias displayed great
I ingenuity and tact in the adaptation of ma-
I chinery to the production of results iu the man-
I ufacture of saws, which may with propriety be
denominated the nc ]>lux ultra of the art.”
j t'iT’ Publishers of newspapers, who w ill in-
I sert this advertisement three times with this
■ note, and forward us a paj)er containing the
, same, will be paid in printing materials, by pur-
; chasing four times the amount of their bill, for
i the advertisement.
Spriitf^ Goods, I80I.
7ames~ KVI.E
nAS JUST RKClilVED a large and general
assortment of
1>11Y CiJ))DS,
Among wdiich are:
1200 pieces new style Calicoes.
250 “ *• Gingham.
o 10 “ Printed and Eiub'd Lawns.
Brocade and other Silks.
Swiss and other Muslins.
Irish Linens, Lawns and l>iapers.
llobinct Lace and Kdgings.
Silk, Linen, and Cotton Handkerchiefs.
Umbrellas and Parasols.
Superfine Cloths and Cassimrres.
Tweeds and Merino Cassimere.
Pxmnets, uncommonly cheap.
IVdting Cloths, Anker brand.
With many other (Joods; all d which have been
purchased* by the package for C.\SH. Those
wishing to jiurchase by w holesale or retail, will
please call before purchasing elsewhere, as good
bargains mav be expected this seasou.
March l;l,'1S51. «^3tf
«Ki’.i.v
H.VS RE.MtJVED to Hardie’s Building, on
Person street, second door from .Market ;
Square, and is tunv receivittg direct from New !
York, a large assortment of ^
Carefully selected to suit the wiints ot the people
(if this community. His stock consists ot—
Stajile and Fancy DRY (JOOD.S,
Ladies’ l>ress (Joods, a variety,
25 cases Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' and .Misses' (Jailers, half Gaiters,
Boots and hall Boots, of a dozen dillereiit sixties.
Cieiitleinen's finest Calf F>oots, en:»melled ( on
gress Boiits, \c.
A large lot of Ready-made Clothing:
Coats, Coatees and Frocks. fri iu^H tt>S^12^,
Pants and N ests of every variety,
Fur. Silk. Panama, Leghorn and .''traw Hats,
of latest fa.shions.
.Mboni, white Chip. French Hair Lacc, white
Crape, and other lionuets,
.Misses' Lace and assorted Cra]>e Bonnets, &C.
Hardware, Pocket and Table (. utlery.
Trunks. Umbrellas, Baskets, Buckets, Pails,
Brooms, Mats. .!tc.
Saddles. Bridles, Whips and Collars,
Bla^'ksmith's Tools, Iron. Sfcl and Nails.
(iRt)CE 1:1 F,S.
25 bag.'. Ilio and Laguir.a t ollee,
D' bu\f.s cheap Tolnicco.
Crushed, Loaf, (.'larified »ind Bruwn Sugars,
S:dt. .Molasses. Vc.
5 M nteilium jirieed Cigars,
Frciich Bratidx, .Nl;uleira aii l Port ine, and
.\l.iiiongahela W hiskey.
To all of which he w..uld in\ite the attention
of buyers generally and his friends an I cujtt.m-
ers p.^riicularlV.
Fa\-.tte\ille,' March 1 s, lS51. r,:i-tf
."W ir ami Sttntittcr
Tin A* SheeUMron n\tre
3IANUFACTORY.
At Wholesale and Retail.
iF. Tm If•#«rrl’s |
OLD i:.STABLISllED TIN AND SHEET-IRON I
WARK MANUFACTORY |
IS RFMOVFD to the South-E.ast Comer of |
Market Square, ready with the ueccssary
nuichinery and materials for making j
FACTORY DRUMS S^CANS, I
And to do all kind of work of Factories. j
Al.so, nooFlNC,, GUTTITvING, aiuUll kinds j
of JOBl’.lNG, done on short notice, and by ex- ;
perienced workmen. j
A const lilt Rui>]dy of TIN kept on hand, j
at Wholesale and Retail, (’ountry Merchants
and Peillars can be supplied at the very lowest
prices.
C. W.
Sept. 28, 18.50.
Mumpire State
(’ookiiig Stoves.
THE F.MPlilP:STOVK
is of the latest and most
approved pattern. It is
better, and can be soM
cheaper, than any other
kind of Cooking Stove.
For s.-ile by
C. W. ANDREWS.
April 22, 1851. 6‘.Hf
HENRIETTA LINE CP
Fayetteville
BooU'MSindertf.
Thomas h. tillingiiast rcspcctfuiiy
informs the citizens of this place, that he
has opened a NEW BOOK-BINDERY, oppttsite
to Mr. Warren Winslow’s Office, Anderson street,
where ho is ready to execute any style desired, { end made good as new. We have u;..,
from the beet to the plainest. I for low water, and well adapts,j i, .
Music, Periodicals, iiic. &c. are bound ou a , service. She will carry 7(Ki bbl.s. incrdi,.
I new plan, in several kinds of leather, &c.
I Jan’y 7, 18.51. 5.3tf
^iiteaiii ami Freight
Are all in excellent order for busin «.
Tow Boat* have been recently np.j^^
CHARLES JiANKS,
€Jonfprt iott
GREE.V SHEET, FUETTEVH.LE, X. C.
Frtsh, pure, Candies, constantly sujiplied.
She will carry
and draw only 20 inches water.
I Those favoring us with their ji.itronn'ro
I expect as prompt and cheap service iii
: particular as any other Line can offer
{ G. I)EM1NC., l>r.’st
1 K. M. ORB ELL. a -. . .
j A. D. C.AZ.VUX, Agent at Willi,"
1 Fayetteville, Dec. 21, 1850. ''
ANDREWS.
39-Y
June 18-30.
2;]-tf
JOHN 1). W ILLIAMS,
Commission A' M-'otuvaniing
mflerchfint,
Fayetteville, W. C.
Feb. 15, 18.50.
Wf
K'
■-M’i
f \
TIIE rELi:i)K.\TEI) BI Ck IMTE.M
U. M. ORRELl.,
FOinV.lRDlXli CO.llMISSION .IIERCIIAXT AT
j FayoKc'Tille, I\. C.
Maxell 10, *1851. (;2-tf
T. C. WORTH,
COM.MFSSIfl.N ;l\I) F(lK\V.iKDl.\G .HEU(’I!.\.\T,
W ll.MLXC rox, N. c.
Feb. 1, 1851. 57tf
(iKORGi: Kr.UOT,
mvi^:ry sT.\ni,i;s.
f||lHE citizens of Fayetteville, ai. 1 thf r.
i generally, can be accomiin.iiate.J .
son.tble terms with HORSES. BLGf^JH >
other Vehicles, at such times as tlie\ H' ■
to hire, by applying to the sub.-crib. T
now well fu'epared for t!ie bitsiji,..;.; [i.
be much obliged to those wishing to iiirtt.
him a call.
J. W. POWEltS,
Fayetteville, Jan. 27, 1851. ’
n To,y
I K R Y S A I) L j;s
COOKIiXCi STOcoMrtiissiow merchant, | J. PIIILLIP.S and RoB r WotiTFX
B o 1 . V.. , C..1 .....I AND •
Raleigh at iiis Shop on Fay- Acrpnt foF tilt* .salc ol' TiiiilK'F, lunilifr, &('. I loi'scs, CarriaiTo^, and IJu-r,,.
,„IX-.tcviIk.a.Mr.A,.M. ,V,I XJTO.V, ,V. C. I'OK UIIlt:. ""
1.S for sale by the Subscril)cr in Raleigh and
Fa\ettcville; in 1
etteville Street, anil
Camjibell's.
The SuJ>scriber hereby forewarns all persons
from |uircli:ising any of these .Stoves from any
person either in or out of North (,'arolina, ex
cept from himself or iiis duly authorized .\gents.
He has purchased the exclusive right to vend
this Stove within the State, and will prosecute
any person infringing his right, either by pur-
cha.- iig, gelling, or using, any except those ob
tained from l.imsclf.
Ji 'Si.l'H
R:il-igh. April 1". 1 'I.
prepared to furnish the publit
WOLTFRIVG.
r.vff
For
IC. THoM.'inN i- now ri-i  i>ingH splendid
• ;i> rtment of H.\T.'> f"r Gen
tlemen. ^ iiuth'. IUi_\. .'ind lnfaiit>. to-wit:--
Patiama, Maricai' o. ped.ile and Leghorn, with
'i general ar^^'- i tment id' I’alm-h af.
—,\LS I
-V \ailety of (ientb-:iien l're« Hat>, t'.-w’t:
Beaver. Nutria, M.deskin, Silk and .\ngoIa, of
t:ie '.iti -t sr .le>-: v ith -lm n«>. r;meiil  f "t': r
st_\’i ' u na! y l'"!iiid in this nn tket. AU... C \p.'
in abuiiihiiice, of diflereiit stvle.'and all
of which \.iii be 'M t IIK.M’ f* !'  ,\.'1I. '-jtil
— ALSO
,\n assortment ..f  lentleUien''. Ladie '. Mi.-.-.e?',
^'■utli>', B>_\ - .111.1  hiidren'' lit ) cr.S .''|[(»L.’'.
whi. b will be off,.red on Ip erd terms f. r the
Beady Cash.
btrj'‘ I'l.'.-i-*!- Call and - iti-ly y urse’\e' before
pui ci.UMiig e'.;(. « In re.
J. c. THOMSON,
.'-..uth wesl O' iner .^!arket S.piMr'*.
.Nlanh 12, 1''51,
Refer to Henry F^lliot, Esq., 1
Jona. Evans, Esq., . Cumberland Co.
Rev. E. McNair, j
Jan. 1, IS.-yj. 20tf
SA\ AfMK.UIES, ~
Commission and Forwarding Mer
chants,
V W’lLMINCTON, X. C’.
SCO !'r cVliAfjrW JX,
■.Suo isxor.i So'tt, Keen t'o.)
F(i:sino/Kth/c Mcrclia/it 'I'ailors,!
A\0 I>E.\t.F.KS IN
(ieniltMiif'ir.^ rioihinK. Keady-niade,
OF I HE FIRST (quality.
A’so. a Complete as.'^ortment of (ients’ I liES.s
(Jo »DS.
SI rtf f,
l U'ilniiijgton, X. f.
Jan. 1'., 1^'51. ."v
They are also prej>ared tf> send pa?.;,,^ ,
any of the neighboring town.s, fiii re:i'
terms. Tiieir stock may be found ar tl.i ',
■di=t L,
bks opposite the Metlu
Hay street.
They always have in attend.mi p j,
and Reinsiiian, They will take hor'iOs
:it reasonable terms.
A two-liorse carriage will be in r- i i
short notice, to convey ja.'s-; r
tlie steambitat.";.
Please give us a call. aU'l if sati.'. ;
given, no pay will be required.
FiiyettCNll'e, .^I;■.r^.•h vi. »;
cor rox cix factokv.
L*i LSSUS. RAY PEAIK K nr.’ tLr- ,
rized Agents in Fayette\ilii. tor- -
of Grisv\oId’.., I'ateiit Water iiox t ■
mantifacttircd in (Tinton. J.-..rg^ia.
\Mri'.L GI!1>W(.m,
Cliiiton, CJeo., Feb. L'^51. -'T-tlS; j
A i K.i>I \ M 1
li’.ooo t'eet ol' Lite 0,:k S
liv LAiDi
TWO l)!)ni:s \H!1\K lIlKil! \ SON'S STOKE,
Fay*llfvil!r. .\. i\
Jau'y 2i^ I ".'.!*. 55-1 Yp l
Sl’lll.Mi l.M) liOOllN.
.\i;i;v. sm„M\\ i;M, ,v co,
tRF now recei\ing din'cf froni Niw ^'-'rk
and I’hil«del}>!ii:». their
^priiitf siikI Siiiiiiik'i*
Embracing e\ery article which is u«u:-'!_\ kej't
III a Dry (h....!.. ,''t-.re. The\ W..iiel e.i’! ti .■ at
tention of the LMiif> in ] artil'ular to tlieii-very
hiindr-.me stoi-k r.f I)re>s which li.a\e
been releeted with the greate.-t , are by ,.ne o!'
tlie firm, and wiiii h will ('oinpire. in iuaiity,
styles and prii-es. '.\ith any in tlie m.irk'‘t. They
will liot etiiimerat!•. as ilie_\ h.ave sueh a variety;
and Would sa\ to the Ladies, that they h ve ii"
leimy l.ind iro«,.Is, but WiniM re.'peettnil\ "O-
lieit a call to «ee the goi..i> and he.tr their
names. To the Gentlemen they wouM --ly, that
they have the hand>onie>t stock of ( iotiis,  as-
sinii res ami X estings tiiat ha.- e\er t>een e.\-
hibited in this niarket. Give us a call.
■\lsf>, a large as-;oi-tment of Ladies . (lentle-
men s. and Children .■! Boots and .“'hoes, and a
beautiful lot of I’anisol.x and Uuilirelbis; togeth
er with a general assortment ol Cantiu ( rape
.''hawl‘s, white and cold; .''Uiiimer \ izites and
^L'lntillas; Lace and .Mu:5iin • aj'cs, ( ollars and
t'ufl.'^: Mourning and st‘coiid mourning ditto.
Sii^jar. Coffee, Tea and Spices, >Vc.
Finetteville, N. C., .March 25, 1S.‘>1. f.ltf
^oiillierii .llr-
TBIHF Sii» I'. ril'crs rt'p'*etful1y anrooiuce to
■ the cit-z'Mi' of F.i'cltevilie and the siir-
pitinding count ry. that they have commenced the
4 arriatft* .'^lakiiiu
.Vt the old .''tanil I.Tmerly occupied by Simpson
\ M. Lai.fhliii, t.ne do..r below ,V. McKe-
than'«. where they are now pn-p.ire.l to m.ami-
faciure to rder all kitids of RlDINi \EH1-
t LF.'^, fii.m a Sulkey
'enger ('■ .o !',, wlii.-!.,
•^hall m t be 'U;-]M"cd
the plaee.
They h.'pe. by a sTi
:ind a d« sire ) '.i >•
w ;tii a ' li,, t. Ill- 1. t 1
Rid’AII’.iNC.
IIm! i. .Hlid
ment in tl i
I.OWHR than any
I
TI.'oM
JCMl :
Feb. 17, 1‘
Buggy to a niiie-pas-
'■t\le and dur.ibility,
aiiv t'.'taMishment in
attention t' busines'-.
.Ilf w iio iii.i V tav.ir them
.l. iie 'if [Miblic patronage,
neativ e\r-ute.| at short
other e.'talilisll-
. V. HITK.
R.\BOTEAU.
5‘>tf
; P..
51.
JllNi i’il \l llLONMI^I.
u 5:.\ i:uA L IIni
AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
ll*itiniitfiton^ V.
Pr. iini.t ) ITS 'ual atteiition given to aH
Coi..'.ignments. :iiid Cutih advances ni.ide on .Mcr-
■ han.lise to be shijiped or sold in thi> market.
Fell. 1, iv.-.T. .-,7y
~ J. i:7 T()().Mi:i^"
Commission and l\n'ivartl~
inff ,Jif'rcltant,
w ii,MiN(rro.\. .\. c’.
Refer to II. Branson \'.‘'^f>n, "i .. ,,
lavettcviHe, N. ( .
.\. McKethan, )
F. b. I,ls51. 57y
li.v rcil lU RHAXK.
\\ hiKi 'ittir Dtalrrs in ’rohacm, (’i^ars
(iml S/tiijf.
'^HF. > ribers. late *>f B.-iUiniore, have
petied a .''■ore in this town, and h;iviiig
jnade arrai.gemen;s with an »-xtensive House in
Baltimore, they can t'urnish tlie alwive natued
article.s at such prices that cannot fail to p!ea.«e.
De.-ilers and 'ountry .Mertiiants will find it
to their advantage to give us a call tiefore pur-
cli.-ising el.-ewhere.
F'ront street, uinh-r Mozart Hall, next door to ,
Messrs. Policy vt Hart.
Wilmington, Dec. D>, ls.'«tt, 4'.)tf
.\. .1. OUAHT.] [.t. V. MOXK.
liiKAIIV A: HO.\K,
(ommission Mprdiants, and Dealers in
Dry (I’oods, (iJr(KTrie.s. &.C.. ^
Haii'o IVorth Waf«*r St.,
Wilmington, N. C.
Prompt attention will b« given to the sale of
all kinds of Countiy PrtHluce which may be sent
to their c.-ire.
-\pril L 1S.")1.
V 3j. for Moiiirh Beanis.
H. H.U.L, I'l
March r^. 1 S.' 1.
J)
II
& W . 3!cJ
iiSlll’ill
1
A^’K just rec’dvo.l ji cfiS't';'’’’e
of^;o()D.‘'. c-.f I'iiir-
ham»; .Liconet. .■''nis.- and Tarit .n -NIusl.
Printed Linen Lawn,-; Lace Cr.pe.-; v., .
col'll Lisle; •■'iik enib. and sup'r Kid (li’ .
«iei7; ditto f.ir Misses an«i Boys; I '• ■.
brie Handkeri hiefs; Taylor's .'^pool C ■
and fancy Cas^'.meros: Cloths; c' l'i
Linen Drillings; fine French doub',
and rib'd Drab d'l-to; Sheeting- 1'
I inbrt-lhts and Parasols; Bo.its :;ii i/'
ware :ind Cutlery; with a grea: i . i..^i
w e offer at tlie lowest prices.
I —ALSO—
2t> boxes Tobacco, very low pi r t',-’
10 bbls. prime Pork.
30 bags liio and Laguirti Coffee.
5 hhd.s. Sug.-ir.
]0 bhis. Refined and Grannlaled Sugnr
I.o.qf ,ind Cru.shed d'lt; ■.
Bar an ! Fancy .Soaps.
Superior Northern Flour. &c.
D. .V W. .McL.VCl;;-:
April 7, 1851. ' "
l^WV XOTIC’E.
tKCH'D A. I. S.MITH ha? tnken ai. ■ ;
on Ander.son street, nearly ■■ '• '
Fayetteville Hotel. He ill attend to -
lection of cl.iims and law business g, ! •
and especially to the taking of account- •
ecutoi-s. administrators, gu.irdiuns atcd j- ,i ;•
either in suit or otherwise.
Jan'y 11, ],>51. 5i
Julv
8-.3t
! M I*j W IfOOKK.—The Wiilow Rugby’s
i Husband and other Tale.s, by the Author of Si
mon Suggs; Rose Douglass, an Autobiography
of a Minister’s Daughter; London Labor, anil
the London Poor, by Mayhcw; Household Words,
by Dickens; Anne Orey; Harper’s Magazine;
International ditto; Ship and Shore, in Madeira^
Lisbon and the Mediterranean, by llev, WnUer
Colton; Mary Bell, by Jacob Abbott; The Becch
Nut, by ditto; The Poultrj' Book, by Bennett;
The American Bee Keeper’s Manual; Webster's
Speller and Definer; I’arker’s 4th Reader;
Karnes’s Elements of Critici.sm; Scott’s Infan
try Tactics; .Memorandum Books; JJotc and Let
ter Envelopes.
Also, furtlier supplies of David Copperfield,
cheap editi(m; Simon Su>:g.s; Home Influence’:
\ ale of Cedars; Mother’s Recompense, iS:c,
Just received by
! , , . , F J- half L son,
1 .Tuno 2, i?5i.
fill operation on the Cajie Fear River, and
continue to offer matiy facilities to the shipping
public.
Persons jiatronising this Line, may rest as-
siuvd thjit their Joods will be brought up with
dispatch, and at the very lowest rates of freigiu.
W. STEEL, President.
T. S. LCTTERLOH,
•Agent at Fayetteville. '
Feb. 15, 18.51. ' 5'.'-tf
Linserd Oil and White I,cad, j
110R .sale by SA.M'L J. HINSDALE.
April 21. (istf I
IIESPKRLVX H.\Rl\ j
J ttrir Sinjhiij Huok, Juxf rra'ireil. i
tLSO, Piishop Bascom's Sermons; The Week, i
comprising the Last Day of the Week, the '■
First Day of the Week, the Week Completed. I
The Lands of the Moslem, a Narrative of Orien- '
t.al Travel. The Path of Life, by Rev. Henry A. I
Rowland. Tom R:icquet, and his three Maiden ^
.\iuits. Etiquette for Ladies. Do. for Gentle- j
men. The Psalmist and Supplement. Butler's •
Hudibras. I’bitardi s Lives. Madam Roland,
by Abbott. Dictionary of Quotations, Latin,
French, I've. Union Bible Dictimiary. Burns’
M orks. Poetry of Flowers. Flora's Interpreter.
Book Keeping. School Books, &c.
E. J. HALE vV SON.
M.ay .5, 1851.
MECHAXICAT. 1U)()KS~
APPLETON’S Mechanics’ Magazine; Bor-
den’s Formuhr for constructing Rail Roads;
^^ightwick’s Hints to Architects, by Downing;
Miiiific’s Mechanical Drawing iook; Mahan’s
Civil Engineering: Bourne’s Catechism of the
Steam Engine; Mill-Wright’s Guide; American
House Carpenter, by Hatfield; Mechanic’s Own
Book;Mechanic's Text Hook; Cabinet Maker
and I ))holsterer\s Companion; Builder's Com- ,
panion; Dyer and Color Maker's Companion; ''
Painter, Gilder ami Varnisher’s Companion. j
____ E. J. HALE SON. j
TV* iTITi I
ASrPPEV of Fresh Ground CORN MEAL i
kept for sale at the Mill, late Anderson's. I
Grinding of Hominy and Meal done promptly. !
I'ayetteville, March liiol. l^’u' i
A. A. McKI7nrA\
STILL Continues to carry on the C.VRRIAGE
P>USINES.S, in all its iininches. at the OLD
STAND. He returns thanks for tbe liberal pat- ■
ronage he has heretid'ore rt'ceived, and hopes, •
by strict attention to Iiusiness and a desire to
give entire satisfaction, to merit a continuance
of the same. !
He h;is on hand a very fine assortment of '
Cari'i:trcs, l»ai'uiiclirs, IJiiiXixics,
|{()ck;iways, and Siilkcys,
Finished, and a very large assortment of Work
partly finished, w hiidi, for elegnnoe of shape and
finish, will compare with liuy other work. )
Persons w ishing to buy, would lio well to call
atid examine the work, as he is determined to
sell Low for cash, or notes on short time, j
.Ml W( rk warranted for twelve months, i
and repaired free of charge, should it fail bv '
bad workmanship or material. * !
DG^ Roj)airing taillifiilly rxccu-
ted at short notice, on very re.T.sonable terms.
Fityi'lt4‘rille, April Ay ISol. j
Carria^oMaimfactorv.
t'orn^ Peas, anti Hay.
fB^HE Sub.'«criber has on liand and is con-
stantly receiving, on consignment, a sup
ply of the above articles, which may be pur-
«based at the lowest market j>rices at the Ottice
ot the Henrietta .Steamboat ('’oinpanv.
B. M. (‘>RREIJ>.
April 8, 1850, I4tf
XOTICE.
^11*111' steamer Chatham will leave this place
M. every Monday and Thursday sit 7 o’clock,
-V. M., (instead of 9 o'clock as at present,) com
mencing at 7 o'clock Monday 10th inst. Time
of leaving Wihnington, every Tue.sday and Fri
day at 2 o'clock P. .M.
JNO. D. WILLIAMS. Agent
Cape Fear Steamboat Co.
Fayetteville, March :S.
BROTiiims li.m:.
TMIHE Steamer BROTHERS and Tow Boats.
^ ^ E\ EXSON .tnd DA\ ID LEWIS are pro-
Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, kc,
Subscriber i> n ■
JL lai'ge assortment in i..' '
selected by himself in Piiil.i>i 'i
New York, and Boston, " ■ ■'
gether with his own '■
lujikes his Stock very complete. coii>;,-.i;ii_ :
Chairs, 'ral)les, lSofa.=. iicil'U'a'i'
ash Stands, Iiurcnii'^. l.o(>k'
ing CHasscs, Side Roartis.
Secretiirics, tSjc. »^c.
.All of which will be sold on the lowest tonn'''
Cash, or on short time to ])unctual ctisi'Hin'i'
JOHN W. I'.AKKi;
Sept. .30, 18-18.
'Fo Cotton S* l%*ooHcn tJiaini’
faeturvrs.
^KIHE Subscribers have for sale n geiier;i'
-M. Bortment of FINDINGS, to which t! .
would respectfully call attention.
.-I constant supply of the f'ollnirini]; .Ir/’ " '
ahrnys on ha nth.
J. & L. Woodoock’s superior Machiae
Cards.
SHEARING MACHINES. - Parv'ti V H
ard’s, Curtis’s, Ihividson & Park's. I'lntii'-''
VARIOUS MACHINES.—Parkhurst 
, Burring Machines, Spooling Machine.'. N.U'- --
I Machines. Crushing Machines, KcIIo^l''I’’'-''
M'ool Pickers, Cotton Whippcrs, or
M ater Wlieel Regulators, Cloth Windci'.', !■
Cutters, Bi>bbin Machines, tjuadrants and Kv. ■
Paeon’s Patent Cotton Pickers, Ilardwiiste 1V‘‘
ers. Waste Cleaners.
SUNDRY ARTICLES.~lIolbrook'.s T'
Riveted Pickers, Revolving Temj'lcs, .b'."'
Wooden Temples, Superior Picker Lei.tln"
Lace do., do. Bridle do.. Stretched Leather 1>’
ing. Leather Bolting, Htdler Cloth, W:i.'!nr
Sheep Roller Skins, Calf do. do., Siiimlie 1’ '
ing. Loom Cord, Bailing Twine. Packing H; •
Tape, all colors. Shuttles, all kinds aii l' • '
Tenter Hooks, Tack Hammers, AVood S' ;' "'
Roving Guides, Mule Spindles, Steel I’’..;''''
pared to forwai-d with Despatch, aU goods con-
.'igned to the Proprietor.
The Steamer Brothers is of light draft, and
well suited to run in low water. She pos.sesscs
power, and speed, and is admirably adapted to
towing, and can accommod;ite about 20 passen
gers.
The proprietor eontcmjdates running the Boat
, . , , ^ himselt, and will give special attention to wav Kovine Ouides Mule Snindle« Steel I’’.:'''''
JI meni .rJh^b. 'rA^C ^ EstabUsh- freight and naval stores; to towing, and will al- Skewers, Cutting Nippers, Ring Travellers I"''
A. C. Simpson, (situated so attend to the comfort and convenience of Brushes, Flock in o-do. Card Tacks ai'lI'- ^
opposite \N. McIntyre s Store,) intcuus carrying 1 assengers. From his long experience as Agent Comb Plate, Card Cleaner^ Shuttle Fve^ N
m Wilmington ot the several Steam Boat Com- and Washers, Rivets and Burs, Screw' l'>’'-'
pames, he thinks he can give satisfaction. Roller Buckles, Glass Creel Steps, Spindle Sto|-
* 11 ^ interior he would say. Fuller's Jacks, Factory Lamps, Worsted
that an Goods shipped by him, wiU be delivered ness. Cotton do.. Steel and Cane Reeds.
to their Agents m Fayetteville. His agent in len Bobbins, Speeder Bobbins, Spools, all kiuJ;
ilmington IS JOHN C. LATTA. to whom *ll Books on Dveing, Teasels, HediUe .Malo^. ‘
communications may be addressed, as Agent of
the Steamer Brothers.
JOHN BANKS, Pi'opriet'ir.
Mtvyl."). 72-y
on the
Carriage Manufacturing Business
In all its various bvanehes, and would respect
fully solicit a share of the puVdic patronage.
Having had considerable experience in the
business, and having b(*en employed iti some of
the most extensive F^tablishments in Now York
and Now Jersey, he Hatters himself that he can
give general satisfaction.
He warrants all his work to bo made of tlie
best material the sui rounding
ing country aiioiils, I Rf»p’d npr StPHfnpr 'inrl IVm*
and by experienced workmen; and should anv ! ^ tIrt «a n i. j 1 !
of it fail, either in material or workmanshin in • 1 i \ ' Refined SUGAR,
twelve months from the time of its delivery.’ he i ^1 Tea,
will repair it free of charge. ' j
RFH*AlIvlNti done in the neatest and :
best manner, and at the lowest possible prices.
A. H. WHITFIELD. 1
Faytitevillo, Feb. 11, 1850. 7tf !
Banding, Belt Awls, Emery, '\'at Nctts. (■ '
Hooks, Press Paj>ers and Plates, Paper K'l'il'^'
Ring Travellers, French Teasels, .Amcriiar
Together with Second-haiul ALii Ii!"'•
iu great variety.
Refer for quality of Cards and nriiv ’i '
erally. to F. Si II. Fries, Salem, N.
Childs & Co., Lincolnton, N. C.: .V. -Tcnks. I'
3 casks best London Porter, pint bot’ls. Builder of Machinery. Bridesburg! P  ,
cases superior old Port Wine, Manufacturers generally in I’hiladelphia anii‘'
1 ca.sk Madeira Wine. vb
Madeira Wine,
5 hhds. Cuba Molasses.
S.AM’L W. TILLINGHAST & CO.
Juue 20, 1831. 77tf
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Sept. 2'), 1853.