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till' .liinn lnsur>ini-e ’otnj>;niy, of llavttonl,
whir'.. i • t'oun.l iu uin.thor Ci'hnnn. Tliis Kuoot'ss-
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(’ii'ifii. ijc'iit hi witli n ;
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s-;'.Iti: v; iiinkiii^its iMitiro over
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Cayitcii $1,000,000. Assets $1,422,162 11.
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EDi^KWOUTH FEMAIK SEMINARY. |
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f »ini-: noxt Stssiou ofthisli.r^tiliiti.m uill o..minom-o ,
i oil M.iii.Imv. Ausii-'t -•*. i
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Vue iM'ir-^.' ol'nisTrii-lion, i.mhi-'. -V.' . wilM'i’ ;
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!' . .'uriiu' to tlif* -i ilisr.u'tioli o!' tho (’ouff. tlillt
& . It .I- 11.ilillti'i, out'.ii till’in thi.'i oisp,
• Il ' o iiih.il.it.lilt o!' thi^Sfito, if isthcrpr.iro nrjpr-
^ i. i ■. (.iihlic.-itioii he uia.i.' ill tlio FMVotti’ville Oh-
IV : !i ! :\I;. the .i'i Iloll.'iiiil of tlic levy on lus
]: i ''i -i:.'! n (iiiriiitr him to ujipoar at tho next
1 > rill ot this (’ .lil t, t.i (.!' he’ll tor sni'l I'mmty, at tho
• •'ft II • l;i Ki;y-ti.'viUo. on (he 1st Monday in
. r u.'vt. Mi l ri'iilt'vy and j.lou'!, «r judgment
v.ilii'. run I'T.- I :i;.r r.ii-; him and tho proj.crty levie.lon
I' o-l 't) . aiisfv the pi iintitV.s claim.
A iiii-' . ,1 ;.n MoLauiiu, Clerk of nur s:iid (’oiiri,
’ oih,-.' n l-'.T,errevilie, tho Ist Mon.lay in.JiiuoA. 1*.
i'oT -lOHN McLaIkIN, (’lerk.
-Ui- 1 3l.tc
V t McK^v^^A^
0 » l .^l’K!'Tr [■ l.l.V informs ii!> lrii-nd. and the
3a lo-.i ; t:i -' ’lo h:i' loii’r n;. lario -ul>,-t:.ntlal
r.i.- k ‘’v.■.'.-iiii:;-' :i! "id .■'tall 1. e\pvt*.-s!y for iiiiui-
i '.ri'n.'V'-n-ri:.i:'>. riiaiikful i.'r tho vovy lihoviil
1 s:i-oii-i::f’'ho ha^ r-.v-'ivo 1 lor'liO la^^t 1 year.-*, ho
il M-- \ >ri;it .-(ttoiiti '11 to bii>ino~s. with a do.-.ii«'
t , f I •: - ;.n't i, i:, to iiKTit a t'oiitmu.-.tu'o ..1 I In-
■> iiiio. Ho w.-i! r.'iiir.s hi.' w .r.» to bo :ii;i 1.' 1 tlio io'-.t
tKaCfl : :i -ill i ' V r\|'Orio;u'o l Woi-aIUoH ill O-iO h i.lalli'h
-; !;.■ I .i-.;u-»-. His w. ,r k i i. o.up u ro I a v or hMn
vvi^^ :Ui> I'l 1 do ;:i tilo I'u i! o d S t t ^ . lorno ituo-> and
davat'i'.ii V ilo i' do*-M-iuir.od t .> 'oU ui.i -L' any
w- rk ill i,i ii:io on a- od iorm> a^. any work doi.e
>-'.-o\vlur- thftt i> ."i.'i well d no. Ho now Iki-i on han-l.
Fl^i-;l^ , :lio i> ,V i\ li K-''T 1' H iv oi
(\; inti
ll/iz:\u n
F.V. ■ •‘ci.-d .tl !hi' I' -v' O, an.t -I ! \ lartio »;t«ck
■ •( w .'k tu- t v ; • vii,' !. wi.ioh will I'o tiui-hed daily.
am . ; wii; h w;i. : O > 1 v.M-y i .w for f.xMi, or on
s.. rt tiiiii' pMii. : ; r. i-ii't 'mor-. 5*^“ He Las on
h-i!i 1 m.To thai! ‘.NK lirNl*KKl» .\ N D FIFTY Vehi-
oio.'!ini'.liod at’.d i:i o- ;i-'0 oj l on'irtiPtion.
Stii"" : w-'t-k m.i'io i y him is w;irrante«l 1-nionths
w:til 1 ,-iir tl ' • .. aII i • u Id i t I.ii 1 hy h;i.l workinanship
or tu-ir.'i ia! w :'i I'o t ot -lin-i It oe of rhar^ro
I’ofr n' u o t,_ to --.y wonld d • wei'. t.' call and
e 'vM in'. - vi- -
I *r I r> 11 I'l .■. \ 0 1 and proui] tly nHon.U-d to.
U ’ i:>iii,r ox.'outol -it -hoM notiot- Hiid on vory
r* 'ii'i' !o t o r til ■
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w iiivv r \V\S'VE\).
§\\ \ N ’ t i ir.'h-i'i- ..uoil 13u.-heN Wlu-al.
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BOOKHINDLXCi:
OF all kinds, is oxecnte.l in the beet manner.
(Mdc.miuon ITayer.s, P.ihle.. an.J
tioun.l in the same stylo thoy woro helore. Thi.s will
save the repurchase ul new hookn. I.ihninans conne^ed
with oollepeti, and other socifttes. iiuJ also gcallpmen
ro..idinK at a di.xtanco, AviH fin.l it a matter ot
to Ket tlioir l.ooks hound hero, as a -leilnction ot >i ce»
«iin.emado upon hu-e o.-lors: *?n \,w" I
thorn with partionlar dirootions to ,nd
,w,d when linisho.l. thoy will I'O carofitlly repacked and |
returned without .iolny. I
1 have the host stook .»f inatorials; and workman- |
^hip will oomparo with any eithor at tho North or,
^^oiith. . . .1^.
Apt'lv for a list of r.indiiisr (irioo.s l>olor»> jjoinf;
where Tho iin.loriitfno.l roHpe.'tfiilly solioits a shafi* ,
ot pattona.t^o TllO.'^ II. Tl LLl NO 11 AS'l . |
Atidorson street.
S.'V Mr.'*. j
|.\.M> rou SAI.K. '
« ^ .Vi'lMl.S OF i-.\NI> ly'uifi on npiior
I B Little Kiver, in Harnett «'onuly, well
limliorod and uoll looalod for theTurpontino l.iisiuo>-s
It will l.o sold on iu'.'..ium.'d;itiii}; toiiiis. Al'l''.V
to tho Sul.-ori!'or -.1! Favoltovillo
\VM MoL .\loK\V.
sopt 1^-'-'-
Di-KP in\ i:iv ('OAL.
a B I’lT MIN US *'(»AL of tho host .luality oaii he
' IS had at tho work^ at F.iiypt, nt a reasonable price
il \ I \l ..I M V V I.'
MOL \SSKS.
la )l 11 !'. i ri't'.-.\ i and f..r hy
.1 \.. (i. 'i>oK
i *.-l. U7 •’>1-
‘iO
“ Till' 01(1 North 111 hy
.r';:-..-' -, * i f .'^oric-^ .V further stii'ply jiinr r.--
iv.' I.
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1: .1 M \Li: SON
1 ectfd
•'I
JB. h!l orders lot
North Carolina Supreme Court Reports,
in t^ets . : in single V'.liimes. Iredell’s L*igest and
Dige.sted .\Ianu.-il. .Jone.«'s I)igest. Revised Statutes
f North farolina. Wiley’.s New Form I’.ook.
SToiiV, on Salori, lUlls, Contracts, Partnership,
■Yjcenoy, Ivjuity Jurisprudence, Equity I’lcadinps.
A lv(' tl HoLlJ, on I’rai'tice, Criininal Practice and
Pleading, Landlord and Tenant.
CHITTY, on (’ontr.act.s. Criminal Law, Blackstone,
Mo'Hca! .lur;'-^prudence,
SU(il>LN, "n Vendor-* and Property.
Po\VL'[>L, on .Mortgages, an.l Contracts.
S.MITH, on Actions at Law, Ma.ster and Servant,
Lan.li 'rd and Tonant, Chancery Practice.
S.\N1»L[{S, on Pleading and F.videnco, Uso.s and
I’riists, Kep‘.,rt‘>.
KUS.^KLL, on Arbitration, Factors, ('rimes.
lloFF.M.VN'.s Legal StU'ly, andMa.‘ters in Chancery.
A\lLU.\.M.- on Per.'jonal Property.
V,'H L.\T( (N'.'-^ .'selwyn's Ni.“i Priu>.
AV'llAl’.TuN, nil ^American Law of Homicide, Medi
cal .liiris] rmlonco, StateTrials in the L'nited States,
.Amerii'an Criminal Law, Law Dictionary.
Stephen on Pleading. Roper on Legacies. Dart on
Vendors. Fearue on Remain.lers. Kdwuriis on Bail
ments. (’oke upon Littleton,I Hargrave and iiufler's)
new e.liti.in. Kent’s Commentaries. Curtis’s ditto.
Dart's Vendors and l*urcha»ers of Real Estate. A'i-
am-.' L'juity. Trouliafs liaw of Limited Partnership,
liiighos' K'Hiity Draughtsman. Phillips and Amos ou
Lvidonce. (Jresley on Law of Lvidence. Ross on
{‘ills and Proniibsory N'ote.s. Domat’s Civil Law-
i .Tiis’^ t’- S. Criminal Law. Daniell's Chancery
i.uutice. Ro.scoe's Criminal Evidence. Atherloy on
li •. L*aw oi .Marriage. Coliyeron Partnership. Oroen-
.i v-n I'.videiK-e. Oliv^-r on (,'onveyanoing. (,’urtis’s
(-^.t.eyanoer. P.urrill's Law Dii.'tionary. Cruise on
i\tal t'i-o[i.'rty Taylfi s Law (ilossary. Cral-jh on
Konl Properly. Keovrs" Domestic Piolations. Uylo?
on P.ills. Roll on Sal*-. Lee on .\rliifrafion of Titles
Shai-sw.io i's Professional Lthics. Rarton’« suit in
L.iuify VmIIs on (■ircumstauti;il Evidence. Comyn's
Lau'llor.l aii.l Touant. Watson on Arbitration. Har-
m Discovery, oliphant on Horses. Whitworth's
E.juity Procedoiits. .\Iorrison Replevin. Greeley’s
E.inity Evi.lence. P.ishop on .\Larriage and Divorce.
.Mathew's Presumptive Kvi'ience. Rohertson on Suc
cession. Ellis on Insurance. I.cwis on tho Law of
Perpetuity. Phillimore on Domicil. Cary ou Part-
norsliip. Wilson on Uses. Fell on (iiiarantees. New-
laii.i on Contracts. T.-imlyn's ('hanoery Evidence, .jc.
The'se or other Law Rooks ordered will be supplied
to the Pri)fe?ssion in any part of the State on reason
able terms, K. j. HaLE .j- SO.V-
aAX()i:s.
RAGS PERUVIAN';
;’.27 do. COLL'.MRIAN'.
Not only h;is the cost of using these Guanoes iu
connexion been very much diminished, but experi
ments have proved that the phosphate, so much want
ing in the Peruvian, not only increases the yield, but
coiiibincil with the Coluinbi.-ui niake.s the crop much
more certuiu.
For sale by D. & W. McLAURIN.
Nr.v.
liy tho Tun
M IV -.M. I
\S M McCLANE,
Mining F.nginoer
t.-tf
STARR fc WILLIAMS;
»AVE now in 8tore their Second Stock 1
able goods, which they w>ll otTer to the
Wholesale Trade very low for CASH, or on the usual
‘‘T J. M. WILLIAMS.
April 21, 1.‘37.
Hook A^miIs VV aiitetl.
f»1HE Subsirit.or, having taken the General Agency
M for getting .subsori>)Ois to and delivering Hawks s
Hist..I V of North (’arolina, now in process of puhlica- j
tion I.y Messrs. E .1. Halo .■! Son of Fayettovino. 13
desinuis of entering into an engagement with one or :
more nctivo, intolligent and roliahle persons in each 1
of tho Judicial Circuits, to canvass their respective!
parts of tho State, or particular counties, thorwughly. (
Immodiaio application is dosiro.J, as sample copit» ot ^
the first volume will will ho roa.ly in a few days. j
L'ndoubtcd testimonials as to character must ac- ;
company each api>lication. Ad.lross j
11. W. HOR>«. I
Fayottovillo, Itoc. 1*. >t-
i rirriiKii sriMM.v of hooks.
•'■1HE .\morican .\lmanuc for 1H;'>7:
■ Kano’s .\n tic E.xploration; Draper’s Physiology:
The Private ('orrospondence of Dauiel Webster:
The American Sportsman, by Lewis, illustrate.I;
.New Life o' Summertield, by Willet;
Count Hugo, tho ^ii.ser, .i;c., hy the same authot.
I I’iie Torch Light;
■ Tuck's Selections for Sabbath PiCading:
! Brown’s Bible Dictionary;
' The .American Debiiter: Upham’s .Mental Phil
osophy; .Alexander’s .Moral Science; 4'C-
i ■ E. J. HALE a SON.
\y/{(> w’orL/> //A \'h' THorain it?
.4 nnc (\irri.!:J> h'staUis/iineiit on the Military
(/f/ir M> fhnJist C/iurrh^
f'/niitin'; on Mumfonl Sfn tt.
(JKKVT KNTKRPRISK!
^I^HE Siibs.'vibors wouM ros)'i-otluily inlovin their
I Ir'ion.l- and the i.ui.iic, that thoy have entered
imtocoi.artii.Tship f.ir tho i.iirposo of con-lii.-ting the
general CARRIAGE 15CS1NKSS in all its various
parts, ,\ud being both practical woi kmen, lully un-
der^tuTi.linc their bii.-iuoss, thoy have Qo bisitation to
compate wor.v Witti any establishment ,y>jttevi'.le
as to style and duraViility.
One of the firm ni'iy h>» known by rtit. it* to .A.
H. Whitticl'l'^ iron woik for the '.a.st two yc-»rs.
We warrant all Work to give jjeneral satisfaction
for t wci'.e montii s
l{ei.-iirine 1 .no in tho n-.“-it est tnanii..r low :'.r cash
PIER \ i;i;\NiN.
(a AXO! (ilJANO!!
fBlHE undersigned asks the attention of Farmers,
M Planters and Dealers to his Stock of best quality
Guanoes, all of which he will sell at tue lowest mar
ket rates.
PERUVIAN GUANO of the latest importa
tions and best qu.-tlity. .
•‘AA" .MEXU^AN GUANO of the best cargoes
inif.orted.
COLU.MBI.-XN Gl'.ANO, very rich in Phosphates.
-Also, Super-Phosphate of Lime. Bone Dust, &c.
Purchasers may rely on having their Guano shippcl
in prime order and in superior bags. The general
satisfaction heretofore given hy all Guanoes sold by
tho .Subscriber, he hopes will be a sufficient guarantee
that all articles sold liy him will )>e found as repre
sented. WILLIAM ROBINSON,
.No.s 4 and *1 Hollingsworth Street,
Near Pratt Street Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
July 1. ‘21-.Sra
I'OH UKNT.
rj^HE STORE on the corner of Hay and Donahison
M .sJtroets, next door to H. & E. J. Lilly’s. Apply
Dr. FoULKE.S.
•2t;-
il. PlKH
Fivettoviile, .I:-.n'y -1.
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I-: :
Hy I.AIJDKU.
TWII IKHIPvS liitil i. I . r. HlKill \ SUN’S STURK,
J'lri’V li'i. 1 s">7
•i 1 Vlul
WOOL KOfJ.S.
HAICKK
■w r.'i riviii;^ I'r.itn the N ’tth the
rnt-'i, .■niii most ourelully se-
K IT! Ki:
■V' r otforo I ill t:.'.s market; which, added to his own
tait.iil'aoturo. niikoshis assortment complettf;—allot
wi.-.r’.i ho \v;!l ■•ntho: lwe^t possible terms for c.ash
■r tit;:.' t . I unotU!i’. i"asiom'rs.
r 1'!;: ii: ’-i.' p lint.'1 cc.,tt.'igo bed-rooni Furniture in
ct:.': .•'.‘Ill sir .m I -htick. :uid cotton .Mattre.^ses;
L .oiiiii;.' Wiionv Wii/oiis and Cralles; .Si.le
I‘...ar ls; Hur. .uis: ScL-ret.-irio.s an.i 11 "k-C'isos: What-
.N'.t^: T t*'los. a'l «orts; \\ ash Stand>: (’an.Ho St.'inds;
W.ir lr .i.o>; Pi. ture Frames aii.KJ'.ass; Win.low Shades;
Cornicos; ('urt:iin P>and'; Solas in Mahogany and
Walnut; Tvto a Tt'tos; Ottomans; Divaus and Stools;
( hairs of every variety.
II -.V".'.! J’iann.s, one with .^loliau At-
t;t' luiu'iif; Rosewood Molodians, frotn the bet manufac
tories i'l New Y»rk and Boston, warriinte.l as good us
any m..de in the c.untry, and will be sold at N. Y'ork
i ].rices—freight only 't 1 led.
! Novi iiU'or 1-j-tt
l. iVV ISOOKN.
^HE S-.ibsi'ribers have on hand, and will promptly
^^ro-oL cardo i with dispatch at Blount’sCreelt
Factorv.
SHEETINGS,
(•►snaburgs.
Cotton Yarn, and
Wool Rolls, for sale by
liOOK HI\I)KRY.
KW. H.VRDIE has resumed the Book Bin.iing
• P.usiness, over th^ Tailor Shop of Clark &
Wo.jdward, where he will receive and execute binding
in any style desired.
.August 1. 27-tf
JAMES KYLE
J.S now receiving his .SPRING .AND SL'.AI.MER sup-
DRY CiOODS,
itats^ Boots anti Shoes,
UOLTING CLOTHS, &c.,
.All of which, being purchased by the case, will be of-
fere.l by Wholesale or Retail at LOW PRICES.
March iM. 18-j7. l'2tf
WITH
I). DKVLIX 5^ CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Koacly-iiiade Clothing,
Nos. 259 AND 260 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
Mav 2o. 1857. ll-3m
Junel ha-}.
GEO. McNEILL.
7-tf
CORN.
B.AGS C(tRN, superior .luality and ^
i good measure, for sale bv I
WORTH .y UTLKV. j
July 1857. 2t-
STaNDARD LITERATI RK.
/^■IHE Waverly Novels 27 vols. cloth and half calf; ;
i Co.,iper'8 Novels;
Irving’s Works, l-"> vols;
Prescott's Conquest of Peru and Mexico;
*• Lives of Ferdinand and Isabella;
*• Life of Philip the 2d;
Benton's oO years in the U. S. Senate, 2 vols;
The Statesman's Manual, 4 vols;
Encyclopedia .Americana, 14 cols;
Lossing’s Pictorial Field Book f the Revohition
W’ebster's Works, G vols;
Colton’s Life and Times of Henry Clay;
Memoir of S. S. Prentiss of Miss:
Pictorial Life of An.lrew Jackson;
•Memoir of Wm. Wirt by Kennedy;
Life of Wise an'I Virginia Politics .’u 18.35;
(iarland’s Life of John Randolph;
Democracy in America, by De Tocqueville;
.Abbott's Life of Napolwon, 2 vols; .Abbott’s Histories;
Wirt’s Life of Patrick Henry;
Life of Wra. i’inckney of Md.;
Bayard Taylor's India, China and Japan;
Com. Perry’s Japan Expedition;
Lieber ou Civil Liberty and Self Government;
The Pliysical Geography of the Sea, by Lieut. Maury,
Liberty and Slavery, by Bledsoe of Virginia;
Southey’s Common I’lace Book;
Life .imi Corres. of Southey;
The Spectator;
U ilson’s Tal«s of the Bor.lers;
The Scottish Gaol, or .Manners, .Antiquities, and
Customs of Scotland: •
The Scots Worthies, by John Howie;
l.ockhart’s Life of Walter Scott;
Chambers’s Life and Works of Robert Burns,
Hamilton's Discussions in Philosophy and Literature;
Life and Correspondence of Lord JefTrey;
The (.queens of Scotland, by .Agnes Strickland;
Chambers’ Miscellanies;
Proctor’s History of the Crusades, illustrated;
Woodfall's Junius; Hannah More s Works;
Plutarch’s Lives; Boswell's Life of Dr. Johnson; •
Novels and Tales by Maria Edgeworth;
.\ddition, Burke and Johnson’s Work.';;
Millman’s Gibbon’s Rome;
Hallam's Works; Cosmos, by Humbolt;
Men and W'omon of the 18th Century by Iloussaye;
The Guide to Social Happiness, by Mrs. Ellis;
Shak.apeRre, Byron, Moore, Scott, Homans and other
Poets iu various stylos of binding; The Bo.=tou Edition
of the British T‘oois, Sic., Ific.
O.n. ‘2'.». E. J. HALE SON.
0\VKL1.1N(^ FOR SALi:.
1'^HE .Subscriber wishes to sol! the large Dwelling
and Lot on tho corner of Gillespie au'i Russell
Streets, at present occupied by Mr. Henry Erambert.
Terms reasonable. E. J. H.VLE.
J
llWVKSvS IILSTORV.
"'HE Subscriber, Assistant .Agent for procuring
sub.scribers (0 and delivering Hawks s History,
gives notice thnt ho will atten.l the (bounty Court of
Duplin on thci 8d Momlay in July iiLst., the County
Court of Chath,‘\m, on the 2d Monday in August, the
County Court of Sampson on the .1.1 Monday in .Au
gust, and the County Court of Johnston on tho 4tii
Monday in .Vugust. fie will be provided with a Sub
scription Book, and with copies of the 1st volume in
tho several styles of binding, for delivery.
July 4.
C. PRICE.
, A CARD,
^JIHE underftigne.l would respectfully inform his
M. old friends ami customers that he can be found
at the Store of C. E. Leete, where he will bo glad to
see them. J. R. McDONALD.
Fayetteville, N. C., Jan’y 8, 1857. 72-tf
DOCTOR FRANK WILLIAMS’S
CELEBRATED RYE WHISKEY!
"T'HE subscriber has made arrangements to keep a
X ?upply of the Genuine Article, and is the only
-Agent for the sale of the above brand of A No. 1
Rve Whiskey in this place.
ROB'T MITCHELL.
May 4, 18.57. 5tf
Npriiig^ .^tock, 18^7.
B. F. MOORE,
Wtiolesalr Grocer and Commi&sioa Mrrfhant.
Has just received in Store,
21,') Barrels Whiskey and Brandy.
35 “ and hbds. of Sugar, ass’td.
75 Sacks Rio Coifee, “
200 “ Salt.
50 Boxes Soda Biscuit.
Candies, Soaps, Candles, Suuflf, Cigars, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold on liberal terms.
March 10, 1857. 69tf
'VALlllBLE Ll\DS FOR SALE.
The Subscriber, being desirous of moving South
or changing his business, offers for sale the fol
lowing Lands:
One Tract, coutaining; 1700 or 1§00 Acres,
on which is my family residence, situated ten miles
North-east of Fayetteville, on the East aide of Cape
Fear River, through which the F. ^ N. Plank Road
passes. It contains a fine Oak Grove, with substantial
Buildings, and is well supplied with pure water. The
above tract consists of swamp and uplands, a portion
of each kind being under cultivation and in excellent
order, and contains two fine pastures for stock, abun
dantly supplied with fresh water. The uncultivated
portion is heavily timbered.
One Tract, betweeu 300 and .fOO Acres, lying
one mile North of the above, and immediately on the
Plank Road, on which is a valuable Saw and Grist
Mill, in perfect order. The tract is well supplied with
I'ine timber.
One Tract, -lOO to 500 Acres, of rich and
productive Swamp Lands, a portion of which is well
fenced and under cultivation, known as the King and
Norman Lands, situated one mile from the river, be
tween the Ashe and Armstrong Lands. The uncleared
portion contains valuable Cypress and Oak Timber.
One Tract, 12 1 Acres of PIney Wood Landsy
heavily timbered, and known as the Little Creek tract.
One Tract, 50 Acres, which lies In Great
Creek, and contains the greatest abundance of Juniper
Timber for Shingles.
Persons wishing to purchase can get all the neces
sary infoimation from the subscriber at his residence,
or from James Murphy, at Gray’s Creek, either of
whom will take pleasure in showing the above lands.
JOHN MURPIIV, Sen’r,
Cumberland County, .Inly 27, 1857. ‘29-tf
A VALUAHI.FrLAW Bookr ~
Addison on Contracts, with Notes and References
to .American oases, by Edward Ingersoll. 1 large
vol. 12(H) pages.
, Judge Woodward, of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl
vania, says that “this is the best book on the subject,
I ever had in my hands.”
For sale by E. .1. HALE & SON.
April 20.
Taw iu)6ks.
^^EbGWICK on the Statutory and Constitutional Law;
^ Chitty on Pleading; Newland on Contracts; Phil-
lipps and Amos on Evidence: Stephen on f’leading;
Mitfor.l’s Chancery Pleadings; Hill on Trustees: Lube’s
Equity Pleading; Adams’s Equity, &c.
f’urther supplies of the above just received.
E. J. HALE & SON.
Further ^iipplic)« ©I* Book«.
r«^HE AMERICAN CITIZEN, by Bishop Hopkins;
; Jl Praed’s Poetical Works; Milledulcia, from
i Notes and Ciueries; Mackey’s Lexicon of Free-Mason-
! ry; Dictionary of Poetical Quotations; Mitchell’s
I Travellers’ Guide; Questions to Jacobus’ Notes; Medi*
I cal Books; School Books, &c.
E. J HALE k SON.
1 May 2, Iggj.
PRO^PKVT I
OF
THE NOKTIi CAROLINA PRKsHVTF.R!.
/■"^HE Presbyterian Church iu North i ,,r .-
JL long labored under a serious ’liHa lvfinriii;, .
the want of a journal to advocate her clnitiic .
reHent her interests. It is estimate.1 tii .. , ‘
Presbyterian Weeklies are taken in thf b.ju'ai, .
three Prc.sbyterios. Wo havo 1.
and it is safe to infer tlint there arc
rians in principle iu the .State. Our .-^vn i ..
tifth in the Union iu point of numhorr uni
bership is greater than that of any >yr..,l
West of Pennsylvania. Our sister States .,:i -ij. >,
and South, neither ol which has a nif.n;r,.r,.
large as ours, publish the Contra!, an I tb.- s .
Presbyterian, for the benefit of their ,j, p
time has come when the Presbyterian ( hiir u .
Carolina should likewise do her .luty t i,..r
It is a conce.lei an.l important fact, that hunlr..
our members will take a State paper wh : wi; ; ,
other. The Paper is nee.led to be the r: ,ti 
Synod and Presbyteries—to elevate and en^ ,;i,-
piety of our luombership liy .litrusiii,' .
knowledge—to promote the cauhe of Eiu •'
dovelopo tho talents of ..ur : • :'-n .. m-.. .
en the attachment of .uir !••' : ..■ r • '.i,-
tuaries of their own St it-
If our (’liur.'h iu oth.-r States
in this State, can supply their i ■ -
ligious journal, why may not w.- \;.
liua I'roshyterians inferior in t .
patriotism to their neighbors on tio N :
or to Christians of other donouiiii it; .•
With the same or better opportunitie.s o; ..
ing this work, shall we leave it undone' 1-,;
guage of one of our most ikMe an 1 u -eiu'. M',; ..-
an adopted son of our Stato, “It ought t' h
undertaken 20 years ago, but it i.s not t' Iun •
gin to do right”
In the last two or three months, a iLini
has been subscribed as a pormaui'nt
At a meeting of the contributors, hel l ut (u^ .
rough on the 14th of May, Rev. Baker, ("• /.
—the Paper was unanimously located at F
under ilie name and title of the .Noi;/'! ('■
pHKKi>\Ti:Fi.»:i. R*-v. Wm. N. Mebun-. j ;
George MeNeill wero elected Klit..r--:
George .McNeill, Wm. N. .Mel..me. \ Bar;.; , i
H. Wiley, an.l Messrs. George .McNeill.
Cook and David Murphy were appointed ;i:; 1>;,
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wiV advocate tho conservative, ortho'lox, •' ■
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Our first appeal i.s to our own people-:
Presbyterians. Whilst ;ro roly confiJently i:p .. '
favor, we tni.sf that tho native s.mv of N-irt'i (M
who have found homes in other Stato.s. an.l the .
e.l citizens of our State wh.. form f»o imj. /rt .i
element in our Ministry .nn.l moinborship. wi'.' ^ .
deep intorest in this enterprise and give i' ^
hearty support.
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