SBMI-WBEKIiY
[VOL. I.]
I'AYETTEVILI.E, N. C., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 11, isr>l
[NO. 17.]
KBSBESMRBBBSaa
ruINTKP 15Y J. 1{. Ni:WHV.
i'DWAlU) J. HALE * SOX,
j;iHT()KS AND Tlii)ri51KT(>KS.
I'r.e tor the Scmi-Wccklv UitsKKVKn $t W if
jiai'l i" n l'anci*; •’>0 if pni'l during the
vi.ir of sub.-'i’ripuoii; «>r after the voar h:ii
.'xii’.e'l.
r.r Uif dn'KnVKU $2 00 per nuninn, if
J,...1 ill a brinoo; 5'* if psid Uiiriiig tlic
\car o!'^ I'*" niter llii* year
ha- c'cpiri' i.
' T'Vri’.TiSKMNTS iii-'crteJ for sixty rents
, . f,.i' tl.e iirst. nn l tliirty ci'iits fur each
•lO !' Vejuly «flvertisemeuts
, ^ ■-.I nt re.isi'Uahlo rates. AI-
. ,M'r‘ »re re quested to ?tnto the nnmbo'r of
:i5 ilpsir*'1, or they will be contir.ued till
= M, a;ut I'h.'ir^ed nccordinply.
. l..':iorir to tlic l^ditcirs uiii.st he iiost-pniil.
II
/vrs,TREES (j.snurijs.
1! \V1' iu;-t rei-eived ii Ift of choice
I’l.KNTS iinj vliieli nK-
,y \Ajietii'S rv.'i,;>iW (,'hiiia,
■ rhiii. Xc.
1\ «tK k is !. 'W s«fTK-i'.*iit, Ihidi ap to ni.‘mti-
■ i ■; i'ity, t" jitstifv me in askin.;t or'icrs
t fniv thiiip in my line,
aii'l Treo> >•.'.11 be nerit nny distanro.
,•! ill witli perfcot srtfoty any time
V. iiii.T.
I.VTTI'.ULOK.
r>i>'\:in .street, Fnyettoville.
S }':. «or :i’way5 kept for sale.
S\i,l' ANin.IMI',.
S('IIO(M, l?F..\nKUS.
n.F,\ 8 North Turolinn Render: I’jirkcr's
^ >‘Tid -1th Uea lers; McOuf-
ley s l.ch'ctio Itciiders. lid, Hil iind 4th parts;
1 ierpont s ^ ounp Reader; (iritig iV I'lliot’s Com
mon Scliool Readers, No. 1. and 1; Ihner-
s'ii 3 1st, 21 and ;»d ('lass l!eaU r; Viilajre Read
er; Ncv \ ork Iteaih'r. Nt>. 1. anti ;5; I’.-irker's
Hliefor;cal Reader; Mniilish Reader; ,\merican
School IScader; .-Vnjreil's l'ui(>n Serie.s. 4 p:\rts;
i>oiuhern Kcuder.s, ist, 2d and od parts
K. .1. ll.VI.K vS: SON.
Dec. 8, l.S'.l,
KOU S \I,l-,_|'iiro WiiiK r
>]'erm, Tanners'. Linseed, and Neat's-foot
in quantities to .suit. Applv to
JJ. ROSK & SON.
1-ec. 18M. -ir)-;;t
Noiic'i:.
PERSON'S indebted to the subscriber nre
res|>ectfuliy reipU'sted to settle during flie
pre,‘»ent month.
•\ st.'itenient of necoin»t.>! due from persons
resiiling out of town w ill be f>>rnarde I by m«il.
I’ersMiis liaving accounts ag.iin.-^t the subscri-
l>ej'iire requested to b.-imi liiem in for settlement.
S.VM’L .1. lilNSPALi:.
Dec. J^, is.jl. 4i;tf
Sale of Valaible Town Property.
• ILL sell at the Court House iti rurthage.
Si. on the 1st J;iy of .lanu.-irv ne^*. u Lot and
Store ITi'u.^e in the Town or vaith:-^“, situated
on the North-Kast corner of the pul>lic si'juare,
in an eliirib’e place for liusiness. A credit nf
six ni'intlis will be gixen. and bond with good
security reijuired of the purchaser.
KLI7. M’.LTIl .McNAin;. V.xx.
NKAV CAltlT/l'INC;
lO ROIvLS Hrussels, Ingrain
and
and Stair
fasldonable I'at-
('iirpeting, now
terns, just received.
—ALSO—
1^> kegs S|ilkes and large Nail.?,
~'i bo.xes ilaisiiis,
•{(> ?>ags Shot,
Indigo, Ch«colate, Salad and Castor Oil, with
an addition to our .Stock of Ilartlware.
S. W. TILLING HAST ('().
Nov. L’l'i, 1S.')1. 4o-tf
Cumberland Superior Court of Law.
SPEC IAL ti:rm.
Notice is hereby given, that a Spe
cial Term of Cumberland Superior ('otirt
of Law will be hoM on tlie 2d Monday in Feb-
niary IS.ij. for the trial oi such Civil Cases as
were on t!ie trial docket .at Fall Term, ISol.
Suitors and witnesses will take due notice
thereof and govern tlu'mselves accordinglv.
1). C.. .MAC RAK, Clerk.
Nov. 22, 1S.-,1. 4-tc
DOMICSTICS.
flTTLE River Osnabergs; ('-8 and 4-4
-i Sheetings always on hand, and for sale at
Factorv- j>rices, l)v
STARR & WILLIAMS.
.June 7, ]S;>1. 7:,tf
linissols and otiicr (,’arpctings, i T
Meartli Rng.'^, Druggets, Crund>-Cloths, I’iano
and Tabic 'overs. For sale bv
STARR & WILLIAMS.
Nov. r», 18'>1. 87-tf
A
make
n.\ii-Y i',xi’EC'n;i),
GFNKR.VL assortment of COOPERS'
TOOLS, of the best maiiufact\irers'
hy
E. C. HALL, of Rome.
Oct. 18, 1H.-,1. ;v_>tf
^I.OTIIS, Cassimeres, and Vestings, for s.ile
by LEKTE .JOHNSON,
2 doors West of C. F. Rank.
December 4, 1S')1.
4'‘.-ts
.1
FOU iSAI.K.
hoice TRF.F.S, front
Persons wishing to
are advised to send
before the assort-
LARGE bleaehe.1 sack^ Liverpmd
(ir.uind S.\LT.
hi'ls co irse Rock Alnni Salt,
■‘I (M'S':* fresh \inslaked LIME,
.’•I'l ici'eiv.’d and for sale bv
.1, H. v> .1. MARTINE. II ty -t.
r i.le, Dec. s, 18->1. 4(»-4t
WAN'PEI),
1 ’11 vhi' h cash will be paid, FIVE young
;f' ! I.; Ml'LlCS; one good strong foiir-horso
I'-'.l.
WADDILL. ,lr.
K. UK VAN.
4*i-:it
1200 Acres of Land !
FOR S.VI.E. I
under.^ignc'l i'ffers fir sale his Valua-
Me Tnct of LAND l^ing in itichmonil
: . 11 tiie Dig .lunipcr ('reek, about four
' K:it of Laurel Hill.* :md five miles West
I" t::1 »■ '-'ii iii-; and contaitiiiig probably 12'H>
' T!ii' Land is well wntereL l>eautifully
•T- l. .iiid admirably adapted to the culture
I ! '■ t?!^!!. and Rice.—whicli, added to its
.■ ii'Tv ro ri-inil Civilege, and other numerous
ii'ic' for edurati .n, t«j'ther with the intel-
r.i'irality. atid sociability of the stir-
1,'i'iiL: ciiniiunity. renU*rs it (.me of the niost
tu ition# in the .Sf.-ite. Ders'ins wish-
e Would hi well to call and exain-
ERi rr rRi:Es
1ST received, a lot of
Lindlev's N urseries.
get them V>y the hundr»“l.
in their orders immediately,
ment is broken.
I’each and .Xj'ple Trees. ^'D"t per huiulred; —
')0 per iloicn. |
.\pricot, 2't cents eacli. 1
Nectarine, 2-'> crnts eaidi. !
A few Dlums, of bi'nring age.
Dwarf Dears. •• •• i
C. LUTTERLOH. Ag't. j
Rowan street. |
Dec. 18’>1. 4’)-:lw i
'rEA('lli:R WANTED. ;
V1ENTI.EM.\N t|Ualified to teach the Fi.g-
lish, Latin and Creek l.anguages, will find
a situation with a liberal salary, on npidi«'ation '
I to .John .Smith and r>rt>tliers. 20 miles North
I of Fa\etteville. or bv letter :iddressed to Fav-
ietteviHe. ‘ Dec. :l, iS-Al.— bVlm' '
Hr. T. D. IIAI.ill,
\.S taken an OHice on Hay Street, West
of tile Hotel Rnildinirs.
.Inly 14, 18-')1. 4-tf
I'AVETTKViM.E (’ONFKl'TloM-RV.
CHARLES BANKS,
t'oiifertioitcr^
■ .VT'.H^MS the public, that ho ha.® refitted his
-M. I'.st.-iblishmeut on fireen .''tr'»ei, (ind has on
hand a fresh supj)ly of C.\N 1>I 1-^S. ni;inut'aciured
by himself ont of the best Loaf Sugar, and w.or-
rai\ted free from starch, tlonr. ]>aste, find i)erni-
cious paints. His wliole time and attention is
now ilevoted to making Candy, anI he i*; j're-
l-.ired to supidy ail orders with », ;indies eipial
to any made in the I’nitcd States. Tlu'se t'an-
liies he warrants to keeji in any climate; and
he v.ill sell to Town or Country merchants, as
chea)> a,« good an 1 p'.iri' ('andy can be purcliased
in New York or elsewhere.
rayetteville, Oct. 2S, If'-’il. .li-tf
r|1HE SI r.SCRir.ER isie«-eiving and otters
for sale, a w>ll selected stock >f
fw i^oc e r i^is^
Lemon. Soda, Ilutter, and \\ ater Crackers,
I’ilot l?read,
Dickies and Dreserves,
Nuts, Rnisir.s and I’runes,
Tobacco ami Cig.-irs,
On the most reasonable tt-rms for (’ash. or on
time to jmnctual customeis.
CHS. RANKS.
No. o (ireen st.
Favetfeville. 0,-t. 28. IS.'.l. :U-!f
RKWAIll)!
f nr til iiidin ■ifflinsaantaBagacaBa
AREY, & €0.
NEW FALL AND WLNTEU
ooows.
a aiK « •
IIF; Subscriliers are now receiving direct
fmm New \orkand Diiiladel{>hia, the lar
gest and handsomest Stock of
i Staple and J'a/irif J^nj (fonds
■ That they have ever exhibitc'il in this tnarket,
end)racing every v.iriety of Ladies' and (ientle-
; men s JJIUCSS (iOODS, among wliidi may be
: found; Itlack anl fancy watered and plain Dress
, Silks; black and fancy ('obnrgs; L:inia Twills;
; figured and plain lancy anil black .'loliair Lus-
' tres; Silk Warj> and Crajie Rrocades; .Swiss.
; Scotch and (’hene (linghams; Saxony De-Lains;
I-rench. English and American Prints; Emb’d
('asiimeres: jilain ditto; cliangeable De-Lains;
watereil .-iml needle-work ('ashmeres; changea
ble Voneses; Hrocade Lustres; Damask .Eolians;
bhu-k JJomba/iucs; second-mourning l’oi)lins;
plain and watered !^ilk .Mantillas; eolorcd and
black Velvet .Mantillas; F>rocade Poplins; and a
^B^HIS LINK OF liO.\'i’.s is still in success-
-JL ful operation on the Cape Four River, and
contimie to oli'er many facilities to the shi2>piijg
public.
Persons p.dronising this l/mc, p;ay rest as
sured that tlieir (Joods will be brouglir up with
dispatch, and at the very lowest rates of freight.
A. >V. STELL. Pj-esident.
T. S. LFTTERLOH.
Agent at I'.-ivetteville.
Feb. 1.'), IH.M. ■ ,V.i tf
\\ AN'l'Eir
f nE Subscriber wishes to j)urchase o()0,C)f)0
JL lbs. R.\CiS. for whicli the hifihest cash
jirices will be paid on delivery in Favetteville.
DAVID .MCRl’HV.
Rockfi.sh, Cumberland, Aug. lid. 18')1. 10-bm
ot age, six feot two iiudies liigh, (not certain as
regards liis height, but supposed to l)e therea
bouts.) has dark hair, and of a saUow complex
ion. with a downcast look; some of his front
teetii a little decayed, and follows the occujia-
tion of a 'arpenter.
I will give the above reward to any person
who will appridiend the said S. .1. Love and
lodge him in any .Jail in this .State. orOneHun-
ilrcd and F'ifty l>ollars for his safe confinement
in any .Jail in tlie United .States, so that I can
get him.
.JOHN INGRAM. Sheriff.
('ani'len. (*., .Vug. .30, 18ol.
20-fim
as all J rotiabilitv the subscriber will
tT" fp'ini the neighb.irhood at an early d:iy.
!. i tlie opportunity may be lost.
J. fl. RLFE.
!'• ". l'''l. 4t>-2w
niKKLER'S Historical Sketches of North
an.lina, .i.2.
iloy's N'U’th Carolina Reader, !$1.
ri'ceived from Philadelphiti, by
l).v E. .1. HALE .SON.
A good RLACKSMITIL
Aj.ply to .L W. UUIKIEKS.
Kn;.cttcville. Dec. 8, 18-jl. 4Uf
HillsbDrough Academy.
FIAHF. neit .''ession of this Institution will
a ■ iiMiuenre on T»iesday. the DJth ot Janu-
; ei.t. Terms per .'Session •'!21.tM>.
DL.N.L R. HUSKE, Principal.
N'..v. 2'i. 4(>-»w
FOR SAEE,
rihH Tiir}»Miline and TinibtT Land.';,
Ill ISobrMoii loiiiily.
.\ 'RK.S adjoining the lands of J'>-
soph Stnith and William T\ner.
Ijtiiiiiiijr the lamls of Al
McIntyre, Wdliam II. (Jriins'.ev, and .\n-
RAlSlNt; OF ('HILDREN.
Experience has demonstrated the fact, that
tlie giving of the \ ermifuge to children fre
quently. will not only cause tiiem to grow, but
enjoy better health, especi.-i’ly if puny, whether
Worms are always flischnrged or not. When
sr.’piiate of |uinine was first introluced .-is a
m.-dic;:i«*. it was only useil to cure fi'ver. b-it is
now given, and with advantJige. in many dis-
ea.ses. To some extent this will be tlie case
with the Vermifuge. With my facilities in bu
siness. I shall be enabled, in futtire. to put u|>
the article in larjre bottles, and cheaper, as well
as to continue it in the usual size.
Not long sini-e, ipiite a stont lad, twelve or
fourteen years old. was complaining of head
ache, dullness, want of appetite, \c., and, as
the Vermifuge hatl lielped the smaller children
.>*0 much, his father, .is he told me himself, con
cluded to give him the medicine; which he did,
and the
w«.‘re ex
In a family of my acqu.intance, who keej)
iiiv Vertuifuge in large sized l>ottle«. it was mis- ,
taken at niglit tor c.-istor oil. and a large talde-
sjHtonful given to a negro boy twelve or fo\ir-
teen years ohl. without the lea.st deleteriou.s ef- 1
fects. The next day he discharged more than
twenty large worms. I
The following statement i.s from .Tiidge Holt:
Sir: ^’our ailvice to give the X'ermifuge to
children wlienever th»\N seem to be languid or
drooping, we tin.l exc*-!lent. In twenty or thir
ty cases in my family it lias beeii given, some-
I time* causing a hirge f|uantity of worms to be
' expelled, anl at other times few ivr none. I
h.:ve marked the fact, that when it was given,
! children were soon relieved, whether worms
were always discharged or not, besides becom
ing more healthy after.vards.
Di my neighborhood your Vermifuge has
be‘n much used—at one house 1 tounil three
cliildreii sick, two with a htfih fever and the
other had a dark or livid aj»pe!Jranee, with dif- 1
. 1- • • 1 1 . \ ' ficiilt breathing, and seemed to be at the jioint
■n Aere.> the lan.ls ot Alex- To them all we gave tlie tuedicine,
and 8««m all 1.-gan t.-» discharge worms, in one
or two cases enormously. I learned, atid were
soon well. I saw, by reipie.st, nt another house, '
a child two years old. very much depressed in- ,
deed, which was s.mii relieved l>y taking the
Vermifuge, and di.seliarged a large number of
worms.
The Anodyne Cough Drops have very often
been given for coughs, colds, and in the mea
sles, witii Ji happy etlect, in my family.
Vours, &c. ' WILLIAM HOLT,
Valley, Talbot county.
To Dr. Little.
The fac-simile of the signature of Dr. W. (1.
Little will be found upon the outside wrapj)cr
of each of his Medicines.
Sold whole.sale and retail, by the Proj.rietor,
at his Manufacturing Depot, No. 2*>4 Market
street, Philadelphia, and .Macon, Georgia.
To be h:i«l also of James Cain. Ro'.kfish;
A. Watson, Floral College; Townsend & Doug
lass, Uennettsville; Dr. P. M. Cohen, ('harles-
ton; C. C. Darbee, Rarclaysville; P. F. Pescud,
Raleigh.
h. J. IIINSD.VLK, Agent for Fayetteville.
c. rrnAiGii & so.N
OFFKH KOIl SAI.F,:
EW' Orleans, Porto Rico, Refined, Crushed,
Loaf and Havana .Sugar.
Rio, Laguira, and old Gov’t .lava Coffee.
Dundee, Gunny, and lJurlaps Ragging.
Rope and Twine.
Iron, Nails. .Salt, Molasses.
('heese and Raisins.
Ulacksmiths’ Tools, .\xes, .Spades, Shovels,
Hoe.s, Scythes.
Tmoe and Halter Chains.
IJand and Hoop Iron.
White Lead in Oil.
Spanish Rrown, Red Lead.
Glass, Putty, Buckets, lirooms.
Mackerel, in barrels and half ditto.
Negro Shoes. Tanners’ Oil.
Tin Plate. Wire.
Superior Green and Rlack Tens.
SiiltTatus, Soap, Snuff.
Pepper, Ginger, Spi(;e, Nutmegs.
Sperm and Adaniantine Candles.
Rar Lead, Shot, Powder, &c. &c
Nov. 28, 18T>1.
fPrftHffen! Oranffcs! Oranges:
NOTHER lot, just received at
CH’S RANKS'S.
48tf
I
SAl.F.M l>AI>KI!-MII.I..
[■^HF, subscriber has taken charge of this old
an 1 well known Kstabli-hment. anil is ]>re-
pared to attend to .ill onlers for
I’ajxT, .Mt'rcliant.'j' and
I'at torv W rappini;,
The Mil! h;»s recently been thorotighly refittel
with new machinery, and the >iu!iscribvr believes
he c.in furiii«ii Paper of as good tiuality and at
as cheap j'rices as can be pundiased any wiiere.
North (*r .'>outh.
('HARLES E. SHORl'R.
.'^alcm, June 7, l^'ol. 77tf
'I'ho Sul)scril)or still
continues to carry on the (WRINET
HI'.SINE.SS in Fayetteville, and in
addition to his Establishment on
IJow street, near F^celes's Rri«lge.
has opened a large WARE ROOM on Hay
street, nearly opposite the Fayetteville Hotel
au‘1 one door East of Messrs. Haigh i'i Son's,
where a general assortment of
Fl U.MTI UK,
Made by competent and faithful worktiien. nt.ay
1k» hail at prices corresjioiiding with the times.
,\lso. an assortment of Nortliern-niade Fl'RNI-
Tl'P>E. selected by himself, which will be sold
at a very moderate advance.
DCNCAN McNEILL.
Nov. lU. IS'.l. oStf
E keei-s on h.-ind an assortment of Fisk's
celel.rated METALLIC DCRIAL ('ASF.S,
which h;ive been highly recommended by Willie
P. Maiigum. Henry Cl.iy. Lewis Cass. >Vm., R.
King, and many otlier illustrious characters,
who ha\e examined ami witnessed their utility.
worked (,'uffs; French worked ('hemisettes; Cn-
der-Sleeves; Swiss and .laeonet Trimmings: In
fants W .'lists and ('aps; Hem-stitched and nee-
dle-worked Linen ('ambric Handkerchiefs, from
10 ets. to and a beautiful assortment of
Veils; every variety of .Slmwls, embroidered and
plain; Threail. ('ottou and l.inen Edgings and
Laces; black .Silk Laces and Edgings.
—AI.SO—
Illack, blue, brown and green French and
English Cloths; blai-k and fancy ('assimeres;
('ut Velvet, figured and black Satin and Valen
cia Vestings, (some very handsome;) Sattinets;
Kentucky .leans; Tweetls; Linseys; Flannels,
wool and cotton: Osnaburgs; Drugget.s; Damask
Table f'oths; ditto Napkins; Centre-Table (’ov
ers, very fine; Piano Covers; Irish Linens; Lin
en L:iwns; Thread (’ambries; Towellings; Gen
tlemen's .Merino Shirts and Drawers: .Silk NM-k
and pocket Handkerchiefs; Ladies' .Nlerino
Vests; Caslimere ami .Silk Hose; ilitto Half-Hose;
tlie celebrated .Sab-m Jeans, b!ack and grey.
Ladies’, Gentlemen’s and (.'hildren's IJOOT.'J
and SH( >ES.
.Men's. Roys' and Infants' Hats and C’aps.
Velvet, .Satin. .Straw and Florence Ronuets.
Ditto ditto ditto for .Misses.
.\nd every article usually kept in a Dr^' Goods
.''tore. i
invite the jtublic to call and exam- ^
ine our large and handsome .''tock, as we are al
ways a^ixious to show our (ioods. 1
hrrp Siii/nr, T(1 anl ('nffrr. I
AREV, SHEMWELL ('(>. return thanks 1
to the citizens of Fayetteville, and the public ■
generally, for the very liberal ]>atrouage here- i
tofore Jiest 'Wed on t!iem, and iiit'nd. by strict
.tttention to business, to merit a continuance.
S. S. AREV.
P. SHE.MWFLL.
J. R. MCDONALD. '
Fayetteville. Sejit. l'>. 18-'>1. 21tf
KING and .\. McMlLL.VN have entered
into copartnership in the Distillery of
Turpentine, and liave erected a .Still on the
West side d' the Fayetteville and Western Plank
Road, 8 niiles fn-r.i Fa', etteville.
N. KING.
May'*.—71tf A. MeMILLAN.
''B'W/’E wish to buy 20.00(1 barrels Turvientine.
V V ■ KING \ .McMlLLAN.
P.bls. No. 1 Herring.
2‘> “ •• :l M;iekerel.
loo Rales Hay.
loo Pieces Cott((n Ragging.
.">0 Coils Rope.
20(t Lbs. Twine.
80 Hhrls. Molasses.
;■» 11 lids. Fair ."^ugars.
•’>0 Rags Rio Coffee.
With Alum and .Sack .Salt, and f'rroeei ies gen
erally. for sale at the lov.est market prices, bv
JNO. 1). W1LL1AM.S.*
August 14, IS.")]. lotf
Liuc nf four-hnrff' Pont ( of/.-f,i>m
to Hf/m/fr,— Dtnhf.
rW^HE Subscribers having secureil the mail
JeL contract on the at>oye Line, will c(;mmence
THIS D.\Y, runnii'g a Line of Four horse Pi st
Coaches. Daily. Leaving Fayetteville at C P.
M., and arriving at Warsaw at ^ |i ist •» A. M.,
in time for the ('ars North and !^(uith. Re
turning. leave Wnrs.iw ou the arrival of the
('ars, say abiuit 1 fir '1 P. .M., and arrive at Fay
etteville :n ten hours. Every care will be taken
to I’ender the line pleas:*nt, convenient, and salt-,
for 'I'ravellers.
A Line of Stages v.'ill l«e established ns soon'
as possible, by the Plank Road, from Fayette
ville via 'artluigc and .Vsheborough, to Lexing
ton. .'^alem, and Salisliurv.
.Mi KINNON c'c McNEILL.
Fayetteville, N. C., Aug. 8, 11-tf
(»PE ami Ra;
for sale by
rging. and Ragging Twine,
Li'.ETi: ,V JOHNSON,
tloors West of C. F. Rank.
TO CO l' l'ON PLAN I'ERS.
PIECES COTTON P.AtiGING,
7"> coils Rope,
200 ll'S. Twine.
.Inst received and for sale cheap, bv
PETER P. J(»HNSON.
August lb, 18.')], 14tf
lihie to HaU igii.
r||^HE Siibscril>ers. M.ail ('ontractors fnin
JL F;iyetteville to Rahicli. Mill commence
operations this day. with iii'w and conifortalile
('oaehes, good horsi s. e.iid careful Iti ivcrs.—
The Fare is FIVE D >|,I,.\ R.S—same as belere.
The Stage Houses are. in Kayette\iile. the l';.y-
etteville Hotel, in l!:vbtgb, the ^aiborrrgh
House; but Passenict rs w ill be '.nveyeil to such
other Houses as they may select. 'I’he hours of
departure v.ill be. until fiiither notice, at half
past '.t P. .M. from Fayetteville, and at 2 P. ,M.
from Raleigh, daily. The sn1:scribers lii'j'C. I'y
unrcjiiitted attention, to secure a liberal share'
of the tra^ el.
M L' RD( )CK Me K1 NN( >N,
D.VVID McNEILL.
Fayetteville. Ji’lv 1. IK.'iI. 78-tf
WAN'I'ED,
;]0(to ft. .\slie Lumber for Wagi iis, 1to :] inclics-
thick.
:';f)Oit ft. .‘^easotierl (»ak Lumber. 1^ to inches,
100( ft. White Oak and Hickory, for .Vxletrees.
DM)0 ft. White Oak for Tongues, Roisters ami
Shaft.s.
D)0 Post Oak Hubs, for Carts and Wagons.
2(Mlo Spokes.
For wliich the highest cash jirice will be paid .-
Apply soon to K. Fl'LLER,
.May ]!•, 18")I. 72-If
w
15
r«i(
Hotel
Mr.~. H 1CVII. hasopoiH'd
that large and convenient hou»e, near
the foot of Haymount, on Hay street.
known as the Farmers’ and Planters'
, ■ 1 .1 • » 1 iioiei, where she wotild be glad to accommodate
day »o!lo\Mng about thatv large worms ; • . . ,, , . __ ,
. - . r* . pontleiiioii With imarti by the weok or
^ _i... i._„„ i Fami’.ies can be supplied with pleasant rooms.
She is als'» prepared to accommodate Tnivel-
lers and their hors-s. Her Stables are attend
ed to by one well iciiuainti‘d with the manage
ment of horses.
Those who are so kind as to patronize her,
sh.ill find that her greatest eare will be to please.
Oi t. 27, I‘')1. :’«ltf
FI LL .''ET.S country-made RREIX’H-
lN(i, for wagotis.
J. vS: T. W ADDILL.
Nov. 10, is.')l. :;8tf
1). LV.MAN HrRiiANK,
Sticrmsor to JIati h f- l]urJnt»h\
Wholes:ile and Retail Dealer in
Tobacco., niid Kiiiiii;
KEEP.S constantly on hand the .above naniel
.articles, of the most popul.-ir bramls, and
w;irrantel ei|U:il t* any in the country. Hay
ing made arrangements w ith an extensive house
in l’.alt!inore, he will sell at Raltiinore prices,
and r“spectfully invites the citizens of Fayette
ville and jsurrounding country to give him a call.
Front .Street, next door to Messrs. Pol
icy Hart. ;at the sign of THE Tl'RK.)
'W ilmington, Oct. IS.'>1. .{Otf
NOTICE.
ri^HE .''teamer ('hathtim will leave this plaee
JL every Monday and Thursday at 7 o’clock,
.M., (itistead ofo’clock as at present.) com
mencing at 7 o’clock .Monday 10th inst. Time
of leaving Wilmington, every Tuesday and Fri
day at 2 o'clock P. M.
JNO. D. WILLIAMS, Agent
Cape Fear .Steamboat ('o.
Favetteville, March
Watches and Joweh\y,
At Wholesale aiic! Kelail.
"''i.- - II ITS. ( IPS. BOOTS & siioi;s.
■'Ir
].') »■) ,\i res ill the fork of Raft .Swamp
1 1' iiit'.i i .Swamp, adjoining the lands of Jno.
Vrrii'd i'.ine.
Arch'd Smith, and Mrs.
lo.M) ,\ ri s, (nt\ w’liuh is situate the olil
N 'riii.'iit aiiH scat.; adjoining tlie lands of Simoii |
' : • ii. It. li. i’rijy, and Junius Morissey. j
1 i.c ab ive Lands are ge>ier»lly heavily Tim- ;
’ :ui'i fine Turpentine l.;4iid.s, lyin^ on .aud j
r.-ur 1.umber River. !
T!it-y will be sold in tracts, and on accomino-
ti'riiis.
'il'i’lv to ! 'j1. William .McNeill, or
R. S. FRENCH.
I.umli ■) ton, Dec. 18.")1. 4*i-(;w
SKM.Kl) PROPOS^VI.S
ILL be received until Saturd.ay the 13th
* w inst., for constructing that part of the
Uur ,.t i;;„ F.iycfteviile and ('entrc Plank Road,
' . I, 7th Mild Puppy Creek—a disj
5 ■ ‘ ' t irtilea—^jonimeiiL'ing about 7
I!),) I'lj.liii^r about 1uiilej* frotii the town
1 Ilf c'-tiinates and gpotdticatJon* c:in be seen
.■I t!it- on application to Jno. M. Piose,
''-ifUiry.
JNO. A. WILLIAMS, Pres’t.
1'l-'-^I. 4ii-2t
.Vl
ment of Fall atid Winter .MILL1NKR\, consist
ing of silk, satin and velvet Ronuets, >f various
Jirices: Plumes, Ribbons ami Flowers: Head
Dressi's and Cajis; Straw Ronuets ot different
r^iialitv atid Jirice; Inside ('iijies: (’ollars and
I nd»*rsle**vcs: vei'V liest (|ii;*lity ot Kill tiloves;
Mitts, long and short; a new and elegant
style of Dress Trimmings, of the most tash-
ioiiable kind, ;iiid a few handsome Dress Pat
terns; wntered .and jila'.n silk M.antillas; vel
vet .Mantillas and Cloaks; a new style ot Ron-
net Linings and Trimmings, of all colors; and a
hajidsome assortment of Flowers and Head
Dres.sos
Dresses made in the latest .'tyle; like
wise .Mantillas and Cloaks.
Oct. 14, 18.',1. 30-:lm
l ')f> cdsks'i'liouia.stown Lime,
’ ':r> tiiii- iinlfr.
H.'‘iraiilii- 'i n,,.„t.
11'l't' ring Ibiir. in )U:intities to *uit.
'I>t !e|-.-1V(.,| Jjy
li. HOSE k .SON.
I80I. 4b-;it
I'lii: HKSRERIAN HARP,
iUiaitt lloiiiier, of G«^). .V further sup-
* I'lv Ilf this new Music Rook, with patent
just received. Also, further supplies of
’’ !’• itoii .\c:iik'uiy s (jollectiou; Carmina Ha-
.N.C.
E. J. H.VLE & .SON.
'•i'inV,er 1
r.AM) SAI.E.
riLI, 111' sold at the Town House, on Fri-
‘lay thi- ’.id day of .January next, at 12
M. a tr.iet of i,.\ND containing sixty
Oiowii ;is tin- --Sliaw Place,” on (’ajie
i'er. joining Haigh, Shaw and others, on
thi-iii eijjic of till- 'lown of Fayetteville.
'1 iiiiiiiths’ credit: bond with approved
(AID for VOL'N(;
A0 V o:
NEGROK.S. Apjilv to
J. ^ T. W ADDli.L.
2.'itf
I*
.Sejit. 2-), 18.'>1.
NEW I'lR.M.
f B’^HE undersigned have entered into copart-
JL nershij>, under the name aiul style ot
Ija%vrcncc A: Troy,
For the pui pose of doing a general Mercantile
ami Rarter business. We have taken the Store,
No. 10 GREEN STREET, formerly occupied by
■Messrs. John Huske & Son.
(JEO. W. LAWRENCE.
JOHN R. TROV, Jr.
Oct. 22, 18,')1. :53tf
44 tf
.VR’H D A. T. SMITH,
(,’lerk and Master.
lots
Nov. 1851.
HAY.
RALES HAY,
utKJ Rushels Com. For sale by
W. II. LUTTEllLOII.
Dcc. 2, 18.51. 44-tf
100
Tc49! Tea! Tea!*
I CHEST YOUNG HVSON,
1 ilitto Gunpowder,
1 Catty Imperial,
For sale by CHS.
Oct. 28, I8')l.
RANKS.
:u-tf
Firm.
The undersigned have entered
into copartncrshiji. tinder the name and style of
H.\LL it S.VCKETT, for the purpose of doing
a Dry Gool8 and Hardware Business, and h.^ve
t4iken the Store o doors East of the Fayetteville
lIoteL J- HALL.
A. E. HALL.
T. M. SACKETT.
August 2(>, 1851. Dtf
EiicoMrHB** the old Worth Stiitc.
ArEY, SUi IWELL & Co. have just re
ceived a splendid assortment of Salem Cftsfi-
mfre., black and grey, to which they would call
the attention of the public. These gooils will
compete in quality and durability with the best
of Niu thern Cassimeres, and are much cheaper,
ranging from b2i cents to Sj»l 2>> per yard.
Fayetteville, N. C., (Jot. 14, 1851.
J. M. liEASEEV ,
T 01*1,1) respectfully inform the public ,
gener.ally. that he has returned recent- !
ly from New York, with decidedly a large as- ,
sortment of |
n\ttrhes and Jeirvlrtf.
Many of these Watehes were l>iiught for C.\SH |
RV THE P.\(’K.V(iE. and can therefore be sold
very low. He has Watehes of .all kinds: ('hains.
Keys and Seals d' all kinds and of the latest
styles; Finger-Rings, I^ar-Riugs, Medallions, of
all sizes, of Engli.sh iind .\merieau make; La- j
dies' Chiitelaines: Cuff Pins; ('ollar and Sleeve
Ruttons; Shirt Studs; Gold .Sj)ectacles. light and j
heavy: (told Pens and Pencils; (Jobl and .Silver !
Thimbles; Rraeelets: .''ilver Fruit and Rutter
Knives; .silver Spoons of :ill sizes; large lot of .
Pocket ('utlery: Sci.ssors, best |uality: Riitton- j
hole .Scissors, Surveyor's (’'onij>as.ses and Chains; '
Mathematical Instruments; large iiuantity of
fine and common Pisti>ls; fine and common sin
gle and double-barrel Guns; (!ame Rags; Shot
!?elts and Powder Flasks: Military Goods^ in
cluding the Rass Drum and the smal’est Piutton;
Violins and extra Rows; Flutes, f'larionets. Fla
geolets, .\ccordeons, of all kinds and sizes; Mu
sic Roses; I’erfumery: .“^oap: Lather Rrushes;
Razors and Stroj»s: Dressing and Pocket Combs:
Plated and Rritannia Ware: and various other
things too tedious to enumerate.
Call and give me a trial.
Cash paid for old G«ld and Silver.
BirB" W.\T(’HKS atid jF.W'KbUY neatly
Rejiaired.
Fiii/cttrrlUe, X. (’.—Xnrth-Knat Corner
of Murh'ft Sqimrf.
12-r,m] ' J. M. RKASLEV.
^ Kiicourfifre ^orfh C'droluin.
rW'^HE undersigned is manufacturing, in Fay-
-M. etteville.
Boot and Shoe Polish,
far suj>einor to the Rlackitig ptirchased in the
Northern cities. He intends devoting his whole
I time to manufacturing and vending this very su
perior Polish, and calls ujion all who think it to
I the interest of the Southern j>eoj>le to become
independent of Northern manufactures, to give
him their aid and patronage.
He is prepared to show, by atixolutf trial, to
any one who will call upmi him, the v/i.tf xitpc-
riority of his over all other i>oUfhrs or btncking
I now sold in North Carolina. Call and have your
; hoots and shoes once completely blacked and
Also, (ientlemen’s and Ladies’ Rubbers. With j polished, and be satisfied,
a good supply of Youths’, Boys’, Childrens’ and I -piijg article is offered at a price mit higher
Servants’ heavy .Shoes. than is usually charged for other and inferior
All of which he offers low for (.'(tfh, or on time qualities, and a trial is all that is asked to se-
to punctual customers. Please call and satisfy cure the patronage of the jmblic generally.
- - ’ • ' * The undersigned expects to visit every pu--
tion of the State to introduce his Polish, and
asks now in advance that Merchants and others
visiting Favetteville will give him a call.
A. J. WOODWARD.
June 21, 18.31. 77-Hm
Fall aiifi llVii/ri* Stork.
1 S .") 1 .
rBIHE Sub.scril»er offers for sale one of the
J- largest and best assortments of (^i(K)D.S
in his line ever offered in this jilace. He is
very thankful for the very liberal jiatronage that
he has had. and solicits a contiuuanee of the
same. His stock has been selected with care,
and consists of nearly every variety and style,
from the best manufacturers.
He has on hand and offers low for Caxh, at
ret.iil or by the case, latest styles Geiitlemen's
Reaver, Nutria, Moleskin, Silk, Rrush and .\n-
gola H.VTS. Also, Jenny Linrl, Kossuth, .\r-
tist. Rough and Ready, and stitl’ened Fur and
Wool Hats, for Men, Youth and Roys—in abun
dance by the dozen or case.
—ALSO—
,\ very large sujiply of Cloth, Plush, Velvet
and Fur ('.\PS, of all (jualities, styles and pri
ces,—by the single Cap or by the dozen.
_ALS()-^
Boots and Shoes,
of the following varieties, viz;
Fine Water-proof, fine Calf,
fine Kip and heavy Winter
ROOTS. .\lso, Roy.s’ and
Y'ouths’ Calf aiul Kip lioots.
Gentlemen’s Dress .Shoes, of
various qualities. Together with a?', a.ssortment
of /joifiet', Mi.'^ses’ and Children’s ROOTS and
SHOES, viz; Jenny Lind, E.xcelsiors, Gaiters,
ditto Half, Rnskins,'Slipjiersand Morocco Roots.
Bi{OTiii:ns lim:.
rW'^HE steamer BROTHERS and Tow Boats,
JL STE\ ENSON and DAVID LEWLS are j.re-
ji.ared to forward with Dksi'.atcu, all goods con-
signeil to the Projirictor.
The Steamer Rrothers is of light draft, and
well suited to run in low water. She jiossesses
power, and speed, and is admirably adapted to
towing, and can accommodate .about 20 passen
gers.
The proprietor coiitenijdates running the Boat
himself, and will give spiH:ijil attention t-o way
freight and naval stores: to towing, and will al
so attend to the comfort and convenience of
Passengers. From his long exjierionee as Agent
iu Wilmington of the .several Steam Roat (.'om-
jianies, he thinks he can give siitisfaction.
To Mereh.ants in the interior he would say,
that all (lOods sbipin'd t>y him, will be delivo>-ed
to their .\gents in Fayetteville. His agen» in
Wilmington is J(»H.N ('. LATT.V. to whom nil
communications may be addres.sed, as Agent of
the .Steamer l.rotbeis.
JOHN R.\NKS, Proprietor.
Mavl.V 72-y
LACKSMITHS' BELLOWS. Anvils, Vises,
Screw Phites. ami Hammers, for s.-ile l»v
LEETE .{' JOHNSON,
2 doors West of (’’. F. Bank.
ro WINE MAKERS.
E liave a few barrels of fire old Apjile'
Brandy for sale; such riS those who’
want to make good v\ine siionld get.
COOK \ TAYLOR.
Sejit. 10, IH.'I. 22-tf
i.w ANT moni:y.
A NI) I'have now on hand 225,(tOO PdlICK,-
that I wish to exch.-ingo for money.
J(JIIN E. PATTERSON.
De,’. 1, 1851. 44-4 w
STOVES! STOVES!!
I'lTABLE for Churches. P.arlors, Factories,-
and Stores. For sale bv
Oct. 27, 1851.
C. W. ANDREWS,
Market .Square.
34tf
Carriage Manufactory.
WE are now receiving a large and well se
lected Sti»ck of
DRY GOOBS,
Comprising ever^’ article usualh' kept in that^
line, together with
].”)() (’asesBoofs and Shoes.
llaf!!i and ('ap^.
—ALSO—
A well Selected .Stock of
H.IRO IfMMlE.
To all of which we invite the attention of Mer
chants of the interior, who will find it to their'
interest to examine our .Stock before making'
their purchases. We will not be iindersokl b3'
any one doing business iti this ]*lace.
JIALL cV .SACKKTT.
August 25. 1S5I. li'tf
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE.
tIOME in to the t'lieap Store. North side of
J Hay street, one door above the corner,-
and buy new Dry Goods. Also, Ready-made"
Clothing, Hats and Caps—greiit variety.
IS'A.VC li(H)T».
Nov. 4, 1851. 87-tf
T
yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN C. THOMSON,
Market Square.
2t)tf
30tf
STORAGE.
WE have commolious brick Warehouses
iu the rear of our Store, iu w^hich we
Store cotton aud other proluce.
D. &, W.
Nov. 1, 1851.
McLAlTlIN.
37-tf
Sept. 20, 1851.
NICVV G()6dS.
Fust receivel, my Full supply of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES .\ND VESTINGS, TRI.M-
MINGS, &c., of the best quality, from Now
Y'ork. Also, the latest Report of the New York
F.\SHIONS.
Jter*! still continue to carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS, at my Stand on Hay
street, and those who may tavor me with their
ctistom may rely on having their work done in
a neat and fashionable style, and on the most
favorable terms.
ARCHIBALD GRAHAM.
Oct. 27, 1851.
UPPER LEATHER.
WE have a large lot of UPPER LEATHER,
at Tanuera’ prices, which we will take
tireen or dry llidcB lor, or would not refuse
oash COOK i TAYLOR.
Pec. 2, 1851. li-iw
NOTICE.
The subscriber is now receiving his Fall
and Winter Stock of F.VNCY and .ST.VPLE
DRY GOODS;
Hats, Caps, and Bonnets; Boots and Shoes;
Hardware and Cutlery; Blacksmiths’,
Coopers’, and Carpenters’ Tools; Straw
Cutters, Corn SlielVrs, riourhs,
&c.; Hollow-ware; Heavy goods
for Negroes, &c. &e.
The above goods will be sold at wholesale or
retail, to suit customers. We say nothing a-
botit how the above Goods were bought, or how
they will be sold, but we do say come ami .see,
at the Iluske buildings. Green Street.
P. TAYLOR.
Oct. 23. Cat-^linian *m 3i 2m
■^IIE Subscriber having taken the Establish
ment d' the late .\. (’. Simji.sim, (situated
opjiosite W. McIntyre's Store.) intends carrying
on the
Carriajie Manufacturinr Business
In all its various branches, and would respect-
fidly solicit a share of the j)ublic patronap.
Having had considerable experience in the
business, and having been emjiloyed in some of
the most extensive Establi.shments in New York
and New Jersey, he Hatters him.self that he can
give general satisfaction.
He warrants all his w^ork t^i be made of the
best material the surroumling country affonls,
and by experienced workmen: and should any
of it fail, either in material or workmanship, in
twelve months from the time »d its delivery, he
will repair it free of charge.
ghgp- RKPAIRING done in the neatest and
best manner, aud at the lowest possible prices.
A. H. WHITFIELD.
Fayetteville, Feb. 11, 18.>0. 1 tf
FAIL V\!) M I.MiiR (.'OdBS.
WE have received iind are now receiving-
our usual .''tock of
STAPLE (.V FANCY GOODS,.
Consisting of nearly every article usually kept?
in the Dry Goods line.
_,\LSO—
A FINK. ASSOUT.MENT 0>
t'ashionahie lionnets, Hats, Capsy
Boots, Shoes, &:c.
The al>ove Stock we would invite our custom-"
ers, friends, and the pulilic generally, to call
and examine before purchasing, as we art'
termined to sell Goods to suit the time'-.
ALEX’R JOHNSON v'i CO.
Fayetteville, Sejit. 2o, 1851. 2-itt
le-'
REMOVAL.
The Subscribers have removed to the new
Brick Store, two doors west of the Cape
Fear Bank, where they are receiving their Fall
Stock of
Dry Goods, Gr(}ceri>'*, JfnrJtrar^ tnd
Cvtli'ry, and Crockery^
—ALSO—
Jioots av(J Shoes, Bngghig and Rope,
Fifh, of different kinds.
In fact, every thing usually calleil for in the
mercantile line, to which they in^^tp nn exami
nation. LELl'E & JOilN.SON.
Oct. 27, 1851.
Blank Warrants for sale here.
1H.VVFI ju.st rec«'iv*d from New' \ ork, my
FALL AND Wl.NTER
Stock of Goo(ls,
Consisting of a general assortment of
Dry (ioods. firorfrirs. Hnrdware, riillfry, &r.-
1 will barter for TURPENTINE, or any
kind of Produce.
N. KING,
10 miles North of Fayetteville.-
Oct. 28, 1850. ' 4.'itf
“ ^ ^VVEBSTElrS
U.VRTO Dictioniurj'; ditto Walk-*
er's Octavo: Worcester’s, Walker's and'
reT7ster’s School Dictionaries, kc.
JuBt received by K. J. HALE & SON.
Oet. U.
Webs
A SUPPLY of Fresh Ground C(^RN MEAt-
kept for sale at the Mill, late Anderson's -
Grinding of Hominy and Meal done promptly.
FiiyeUeville, March 1851. 12tf
\u^c;
Anew jupply of MUSIC, for the Piano’
Forte. Just received.
E. J. HALE & SON.
October 27, 18-il.
>*COTTISII OAl'f- orCeltic
i Manners, as preserved among the l'i;jh--
landcr?, being an historical and deserii)tive ac
count of the inhabitants, rtutiquitics, and na-"
tional peculiarities of Scotland, by James Lo*'
gan. Jttst received and for sale
^ E J IJALi i SOK.