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[VOL. VII.]
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iitii ie. mule iu ('iiniherl.iii'l CMiinty. .Tii.-t re-
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r •' 'U iiR* N irtii K'l'l, at tiie [tlaf'irni oi'po.site
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.'^uh.^eril'er .le-ires through this
Hl nu'linm t • aekr."w’eij'^e the liberal
I'atrnnaire hc^towe l uj'nn his Mouse the ]>ast
year—aii'l us he has ju. t -recte'l New .‘^tiiMes iiii'l
Carriage Slieii ennveiiient to the House aU'l to water
ho takes jiliMsure in s.ayinjr to his ir.itrons aii'l the
puMie generally, tii.it l.e is si ill |'re|i:ireil to iiccoui-
ino'late them with tr.iusient an l [i( i inanent bo:u I, Juiil
res|ieelfuli'■ "lieits a e.’ntinu.anee .if t In'' iia'r?)i jiatroii-
;i>:e heri‘tofoi-(‘ ici-fi\c.i. Kvery I'xeitiun on his part
sh.ill he useii tn reii'h-r them eonii'.irtilile lurinix theii
sojourn with iiiin. Ili> t:ible i ; always -upplieil with
the be.'i till- market atrnr i'.
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DOlilU'’ HOI SK!
I'oWHlI.S .V rKiii’uiKruns.
illlF. I’roprietius of this listaMishnieui
anni'Unee to the [luhlic. tliat owing t
the eousl.antly inorea'inii iiatroiiage e.\tenJ-
e i to tliein, (hey have been imliiee>l te eri
laijxe tiie .aei'ominoilutioa by the .I'iiiitioii ot
in exten,'iv‘ IHniu” lli^ 'in : ii tiie lower tloor. ami suite
II ."Ills .III the 'eroii'l t1..;:r; tliU' enabling them to
u'ca’amo'late .all who may fiivor ihetn with a call. Aii'i
rliey ple'lge themseives to an imre.ibed exertion to
iive satislaclion tu their patrnu>.
.■sp u'ii.u> .'^tallies :iltai lieil an l e.arelul Ostlei s in at-
tel. la nee
i’he eli^ilile lov .ati'iii of the Kstablishment, with the
experienee of the I’ruprietors in jiroviiling for theeom-
fi rt of their p;itroiis. they hope will seeiire to thrrii ii
i’ler.al sii.aie of the tra\fL
The Western an l S,i';theru .''tages ;irrive at tiii'l >le-
part 'ri'in this House.
 arr;ages in atteii'laiu-e ,,n arrival auil leparture of
.''team I’.nats, tor the aeconimoiiati- n of jmsseiigers.
I'lirses anil I'arriailes furnishi-il .at .any notiee fur ear-
ryiiig travellei's to anv i'art ■ : tlie a ij u-ent eouiitry.
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Fayi'ttevillt , May I'i, .’.tf
\ \Ll \liLi: PUOI’KU'I'V
rojp: s.gg.t:.
foFFFR fur c.ale. niy l,.\Nl'.'i in the Tuwii iif Fay
etteville, aliout !:!'• Aeres. known as the
MUMFORD SWAMP.
Vb.ivit ' I \ores nf it is tine \lea.i.'W l.aud, as the Crop
n iw '-’I it w'li liiiv the
Iti'icii ‘'loir l>ol
ii'Vir the .Mnrket .'^'lU.irc, iiee'’.pie 1 by Mr. John .\
I’enr'ievt 'II.
Large an l Vahiahlo I.nt, frutiting mii l)ouaMson,
^Iaxwl•i■. and Nlumfnr l .'Streets, known as the Hotel
i.ir len i. 't. —ia Uid i>e divided into sever.al liuilding
I. Is—very ne ir the new Female High ,'^ehool Buildings.
\l-o, the Stall e L 't a Ij ’ining, I’rnnting on .Mnnit\'rd ,
'^trei t.
Several Dl'S 1KA11 Li: lU.'li.UlNt; LOT.s on both!
U'i;is;,.\' atid Muinioi'd .str.'ets. j
All this iiroperty eaii now iie pureliased on favora- 1
:-'e terms, .and a large part can rein lin on I’ond and j
'i- rtgaire it' desired
THU, ,1. CURTI.s. !
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I LATE OUKKS .v WK.VH. i
WATCH-MAKERS, JEWELLERS, &c.,
FAVKTTKVILLK, N. (5.
KD (i. begs to return liis sincere thanks t . the
• public for the kind p.atronage .- i Hber^ir_\ be
st..wed upon the late Firm, and infnrins them he has
b lught tlie interest uf . .S. Wear, and will . a.tinue
thi’ bu-iness in all its brani-he« at the old stand, under
liS entire sni'erintondence.
N r. ,\11 \V,-itdie.' left with him for repair will be
taken apart in the presence ol' the ownor.s, and the
111 ci -s:'ary repairs jiointed out to them and a writtei.
e iitract given fur tiie .-j.iiue, which work will be v\ir-
ranted tur tw ■ years.
(>:i hand and f 'r s.il,> nnw, the rnost v.aried and
choiee selection of tM.)i'K.S Hiid uthe»' \ime pieces
that has ever been ilJered to the public ir. North Caro
lina. which he will sell :it New \ ork prices, and also
w\i;n.\Ni for two years.
.Vll debts due to and Jiy the late tirm will be jiaid
an 1 rc'M-ived by K. I>. (tKKKN.
.Vugust
XOTK'K
I.S HKlltillV tilVEN, that IJooks of Sub.scription to
the capital stock of the Central Hail Hoad, frnm
r.eaiifort Harliorvi.i Kenaiisvi'le, Clinton, Fayetteville,
and West, will be opened on I’hursday, the loth day
"f April IH-Tt;, and reni.iin open according to the terms
i.f the tjharter until further notice, at the following
ji'.ices and under direction of the following named
per.->ons, t'ommissioners in the Charter, viz:
In the Cnunty of OtisIow, at the ollice of the ('lerk
of the Couii'y Court .at .JacksonviUe, and at the I'ost
Otlice Kich Lands. ii. \V. Fonville, (i. ,1. W.ard, .1. II.
Foy, Hilbert White, .Ldin Avcritt, .Ir., Owen Hug
gins, I>. W. Humphrey.
In ''arteret county, at the otiice of l)r. M. F. Aren-
dell at I’eaufort l)r M. F. .Vren lell, .1. F. Hell. Ij.
r. ii-'.esby.
.Vt the st'ire of W. T.aybir.a* Cai olina ('ity,—Col.
Wi;!. N. Denni.s, 11. S Hell, ('apt. Levi Oglesby, Bridge
,\rendel!.
In Duplin county, at the ollice ol the I'ountj’ (’ourt
t';erii ,.t Kenansvilie, — ^laj .1 ‘Iwen H, Ken.an, l),ivid
Heid, Isaac H Kelly, Wni. H. Hill, Win. .1. Houston,
SI ••]ih‘ n t i r:ib a in.
in ,s.im]is i!i county, .at the oflice of the Co.inty Court
I'ierk at Clin!iin.— Thoiiias 1. Faisoii. I)r. 'I'hoinas
I’li.ntii.g, Will. MeKriv !’,itrick Murphy, Wui. Faison,
.1 H liea,ii;ui. ,\:ired lohnson.
In > uniherl.aiid county, at Fayetteville, at the otlice
of \. McKeth.in. — Thomas K. Underwood. Uandal
Mi haniel, Ivluard L. Wins'.ow, .John C. Hlocker.
i'- 'ran ■ f u - -ri pt imi:
The Cn lei 'igned a.Ti-e to t ike the number of .shared
.)i ^ItHi eaeh, set oppnsite to our names respectively,
i.’i the Central Kaii Hoa l Company; und in all rcHj-ects
to comply with the tornis of the Charter.
Haifks^s Miisiorff
O I' O II T II V A K O I. I \ A .
The .Subscrilier.s are now prepared to furnish the 1st
volume f this valuable work, which has receiveil the
highest commendation wherever it has been read, not
iiuly for Its literary execution but for its typographi
cal getting up. It may be obtained, either from us or
from our (Jeneral .\gent for thv State, II. W. Horne of
tjiis place, oi- an_\ of his Assistant .Agents. The price
v.aries according to style of binding; In handsome
cloth >! ’J.'); in Library Sheep ^1 ')0; in half ('alf •'id
7'). It is soi.n um.v fok C.\sii. None w ill be charged,
either by ourselves or oiir .\geiits. .\ liberal discoun’
will t'C ni.ade w here i|uantities .are taken to sell again
It will be sent by mail to .my p.art of the country,
iiu receipt of the price and ‘24 cents to pay postage.
The -d voluins is in course of prep.aration. There
will probably be four or five volutnes in all The suc-
;eediiig vo'unies will probably contain about pages
each, an'l w ill be sold at a projiortionally higher price,
viz; half a cent a p.ige for the cloth binding, ‘J'> cent-
i Idition il for sheep and 5d cents additional for tin
hall Calf binding E .1. H.VLE it S(»N
F.ayettevi'le. April ‘J'.t,
1’. S. The .\gent and his .\ssistants de.'^ign to visit
every county in the State, with the book, as soon as
cnnveiiient. In the mean time, orders to him or to us,
accompaiiied by the cash, will receive prompt atten
tion.
\ ALl Al’.Li: IMIOPKR rv
FUJI SALiv
^BjlHE .s^ubscriber h.aving concluded to remove South,
M. idlers for sale his
IIOI>ii: \.\D LOT,
in the village of Chapel Hill.
The dwtdling is a h:uidsonie mie, large and coiiveni-
entl} irranged. The lot contains
SIX ACl’iHS
if ground, with every convenience in the way of out
hniises, viz:— Dairy, Dry-well, Kitchen, .Servant house
with two roi'tiis—lathed and plastered, wood and wash
house, carriage hoU'C and stables.
There is also en the front, a very neat
iMM KLi^: oFFic;i:.
The grounds are in a high state of cuUivation —
about half an acre being in fruit trees of thi' choicest
kind .and be.ariiiiT aliundantly.
For further information address the subscriber at
this place. Teinis made acconimndating.
i:. MALLKTT.
Chapel Hill, Aug. I-'.. :n-tf
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1 i.d a great iri 1
1 . VN .t Whi. e
1'. ing . .I'iiinier'
.'•'ept
■ Is, all wiiieh wi'd be
.1. ur 01 I,me tu pripiiipt
E F. .MooKi;.
nil ri J! iniis may Le made payaloe in woi k, and
may ')ieeify win tlier tor gi ading or cross-tit’s: and
St ( klioldei-s sliall in every case have pretereiice in
taking Contracts, when liidfl are the same or at Engi
neer's e' I im.i; e.
.\s '■Dull ;i- one hundi ed t li'iiis iiel doll.irs are sub-
si r 'ii'd. t he ('.iiainissioiiers ofOn'lu>v county are to be
notilied, and ihe\ m e re.jU'red to c.ail a meeting of
.'^tiiekholdvrs t . irsinize the (%)iiii>anv-
Mareh I-'., IS:'>ii ■ i;?tf
O. 310! S'l'OA
'=■'%/ '*L'1>D iniiirin 'li.- friends and forni 'r eust-.iners
W tliar lie may be f.i'iiid - d-iors be' v.- the Cajie
I Ha.i and ! doors at>o\e h:s nbl stand smith side
• '••V'.in SMim t, where h“ intends to keep on hand.
Harness. Saddles. Bridles, Whips, Collars
' '' >'r\ ihiiig o.- .iiigiiig to )iis trade. 11 e resjiectfully
'■■i' Uisineiid-- troiii Mie coiuitr) to call and examiiic
his ■ ,1.1 w piircliasing.
tie wiii itieii l Ke|.ailing of ll.aiiM 'S ilid .'^addles
! jiiuictn.a: \, in I li.-. l aai-ges shall b,- lie ^ i'ale. He
w Olid re.iaest all u, b ; le l to the firn. if il >l -• I uN \
(• \ 1, 1> I tII ..,et t le w!Ih \\ () V erbV or 'M’a.' ! f, as t hev
are compelled to s-ttle thr firm’s'dehts.
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Haider :md Godc/s l/.,(!\*s Hook,
! or .\ugust, 1S07. E. J H.VLE & SON.
H ■ .\VlNi coneluded to remove .South, 1 will otfer
I M. for sa;e on Wpdncsd.ay the'.'th day of September
next, on the plantation which I have recently sold,
the following ar»iiles of property, to wit:
17 ll(‘al of Tillies aii«l llorM'w.,
among the horses two pair match, one two-horse and
three four-horse w;igons: soine twenty-five “ingle and
TEN double pl"Ws; one four-horse plow: sometwenty-
tive head of Cattle of improved stock, among them one
full-blooded Devon Hull; eighty or one hundred head
of hogs—among them are fine young brood-sows; a
ijuantity of oats put up in liales; one wheat fan, one
corn-sheller; ten wheat cradles, Hlack-smith tools and
other articles not necessary to mention.
Also a Family Carriage, Huggy and sulky.
Tkh.ms;—Twelve mouths credit—bond and approved '
security reijuired.
E .MALLETT.
Chapel Hill, Aug. I.'). :M-tf
LWDi:RT.IKEilS.
sul'scribcrs offer their services to tlie public to
Airni'h C.,l}ins. Hearse, and every other re'iuisite
for Funerals. They liave a considerable supply of
Cottins ready made, and an abutulant supply of M.i-
hugaiiy, iilaek Walnut and Ciiim and I’uj'lar materials
fur ni.akiti:r any size at a sh"rt iiutiee Orders left at
the Cool Spring .Mills will be promptly attended to.
HEAHSEY x JOHNSON. i
Fayetteville, June ‘JCt, l^o7. ‘iOtf
XOTK'i:.
^I'^HE subscriber having, at June Term 18o7, of the
£ Court of rieas and Quarter Sessions for the
L'ounty of ('uinberland. nu.alitied as .\dministrator
upon the Estate of Willie F. Moore, hereViy notities all
persons having claims against the said Estate to present
the same jirnperly .aiithentic.atcd within the time pre
scribed by law, otherwise this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
Debti.rs tu the said Estate will please make payment
immediately E. F. MooKE.
June -3, isj7. l-’tf
FOR Tin: \vi:sT!
Through in 36 Hours, and Crossing the
Blue Ridge in the Day Time!!
M i S. HHOWN’S Tri-Weekly
* • Line of Four-Horse Host
Coaches, from .Salisbury to Ashe
ville, via .Statesville, Newton,
Morganton, .Marion and I’lcasant Gardens; connecting
at -Asheville with the line of .Stages for the Warm
Springs, Knoxville :uid Greenville, Tenn. This is
the best stocked .and best m.inaged Road in North Ca
rolina. It is the most expeditious, safe and pleasant,
and ,at the same time the cheapest route for the West
Leaves Salisbury on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day; leaves Vsheville on Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
,|j>v;—running in close connection with the North
C:irolina Hail Hoad, North and South.
C. S. HHOWN, Contractor.
June 15, lH-')7. l*j-
I’OU SALK.
yglHE DWI LLINU HOl'SE .AND LOT on (iillespie
M Street, at present occujiied b}’ Doctor Mc.Swain.
Perfect title can be tnade. Apply to
TMO. J. CCKTIS.
ALSO
tGOOD I'.AMILV C.\HHI.\GE in pood rejiair and
nearly new. Will be sold for half its value.
—ALSO—
cood .MILCH COWS with young calve?. Apply tj
T. J (’I'HTIS.
April-J'.t, IH:)7. =5tf ^
I)AMD MclHIFl'IK,
Krirhntasott tttHf t*lasleret\
as prejiared to do all kinds of work in his line, in
cluding the jiutting up of Turpentine Stills in this
.and tiie atl.joining counties.
Fayetteville, .\pril l!7, 18'>7. •’>-l\-pd
.1. W IIJ.I \ M V\(.W -M. I).,
#* f TTS MS O Mi O r MM, V.
OH. I'AtiE may be found .at his otlice when not
professionally engaged.
May ti, D-.')7. r>tf
i:OKN.
HUS. COKN, for sale by
WORTH ‘.t UTLEY.
:5tj-
roK sALi:.
« HHLS. of M. .St E. .MVER’S SUI'EHIOR
i WHISKEY. This Whiskey comes very highly
reconiniended; said to be fully equal to anj’ >Jorth
Carolina make, and warranted free from any impurity.
WORTH cj- UTLEY.
Aug. IfcST. 36-
LAXI) rOK SAU:.
A(’HES LAND lying on the ^mi.h..
Stage Hoad, l'» mil s .Suutli of K.n
cttevillr. The Land is well timbere 1, and adniiraMv
adapted for rurjientlne or F.irming jiurposes; and e>
between the .Southern 1‘lank Hoad and I’>ig Hockti'ii.
—convenient to maiket. There is on it a comforta' le
Iranie House, .Mill .''ite ,vc.
Any inforiiiatliin nitiy be obtained on the premises
Irom Mrs. .Mary Nelson, or by einjuring of
JAMES HANKS, Atfy,
Faj’etteville.
Aug lo. tf
Coiil lijinds lor Sah‘.
virtue of a Deed in Trust to me exe« uted by
John .Me. Ellington, I will sell .at public Aucti'in.
to tlu“ highest bidder, on Tuesday tiie bth d.i'. of Seji-
teinber 1S">7, in the town of Fayetteville, at the ('ourt
House Door, one-fourth ji.art of the Tract of i.,and
known as the DVE L,\Nl».S, lying in Moore county, .and
adjoining the lands of Evander McIviTand others, and
cont.iining eight hundred acres more or less. S.aid
land is situated about three miles South trom Deep
Hiver and is well timbered with long leaf pine. Coal
of tine nuality has been discovered on the premises,
vein I(t inches thick See Emmons's Report for further
particulars Terms made known on day of sale.
J. T McCLENAH.VN, Trustee.
August 14, lH.-)7. ;;itf
^HE under.'igned are now receiving a L.MUiE A.S-
SORT.N. ENT of
(Jrocrrirs, M;ul\v:irc, lr»ii, |
I follow-ware, S!io(‘s. Li'iitlicr, j
;iii(l S;i(lll(‘rv,
which they will sell at Wholesale at .a small advance on
Cost for Cash, or on our usual time to prompt dealers.
GE» W. WILLIAMS \ CO.
July IS, 1S;')7 ‘Ji.-tf I
llLllBLi: LIMIS I’Oll m\i
f|1HE .Subscrilier, being ilesic.ju-' of moving South
1 or changing his business, oilers for sale tiie fol
lowing Lands:
Ojh* Trart. rontaiiiiiii; 1700 or 1^00
on whiidi is niy family residence, situated ten miles
Niirth-east of Fayetteville, ou the East side of Cape
Fear River, throuiih which the F. ,v N. I’lank Hoad ,
passes. It cmitains a tine • >ak Orove, with substMitial
l»uilding^, and i» well supplied with jiure w.iter The
abiive iiact consists of swamji an 1 ujilaii l', a portion
of each kind being und' r cultivatimi and in excelient
order, and contains two tine pastures tor stock, abun
dantly supplied with fresh water. The uncultivated
portion is heaviiy timbered
One Tract between :{00 ainl |00 .Acres, lyin^
I'lie mile North of the above, and iminedi.ately on the
I’lank lioad, on which is a valuable Saw and Grist
Mill, in perfect order. Tht* tract is well sup|>lied with .
pine timber.
One Tract, lOO to ,>04> .Vrres, of rich and
productive .Swi.nip Lands, a portion of which i,- well
fenced and under cultivation, known .as the King and
Norman Lands, situated one mile fr u'n the river, be
tween the .Ashe and .Armstrong Lands The uncleared
portion contains valuable Cypress and Oak Timber.
One Tract, 1*2 1 .Veres ot l*iiiey Wood l.ands,
heaviiy timbered, and known .as the Little ('reck tract.
One Tract, ."iO .Veres, wliirli lies in CJreat
Creek, and contains tlic grc:itest abundance of .Iuiiiper
Timber for .Shingles.
I’ersons wishing to purchase c.an get a’.l the neces
sary infonnation from the subscriber at his residence,
or Irom James Murphy, at (Jray's Creek, either of
whom will take jileasure in shnwlnir the almve lands.
JOHN MUHIMIV, Scn'r.
Cumberland ('ounty, July li7. ls.a7. li't-tf
ti9sui*anr(\
nT E refer our readers to the annual statement of
tlie ,Ktna Insur.ance ('oinpaiiy, of H.irtfurd,
w hich will be found in another coluniu. Tlii.s success
ful institution was ii;e .rpi.r.ite I by the Legi'l iture of
Connecticut in ISl'.t. with a I'erpetual charter Its
cajiit.al is x.'tUil.iiou. :>nd its aci uniul.ations exceed
!i.sii(i (i(M> more, making its entire a-^sets over :s:!iM(.-
(i(t(l, invested as detailed in th* statement referred to
These results invlicate that during the period of nearly
I'lirty 3’f.ars sjiioe its orizaniz.ition, (without a single
change of its chief ollicer, 1 its business h.as been con
ducted with .judgment and ['rudence. It has been
thus far successful in an eminent degree, discharging,
as we are infnr;nei, all its ofilig.atioiis by the p.iynient
of about trn million dullurx for losses, without asking a
day's delay in any instance. It has had t>ut little at-
igation, notwithstanding the immense number of tratis-
actii'us made. In order to a't.ain as much . ;,s
possible in such a business as insurance, it has been
the practice of the (’oitip.aiiy, for several vo.ars. .at
great labor, ctirefully to classify and arrange their
tasks into about tifty distinct classes, so as to ascertain
the amount insured on each class, the amount of jiri -
miums received thereon, an t the amoutit of losses up
nil each. This classification, extending over a long
ficriod,and covering property to a very large amount.fur
nishes reliafile data, and presents a sound, substantial
basis of actual experience, upini which to conduct its
business. Insur.auce is not a matter of luck or chance,
as many suppose; its hazards are .ascertainable, and
its princifiles capable of lieing reduced to a s\stem, the
practical working .and rc.^nlts of wliich ;ir‘ .as cert.aiii
as that of any other business. The .Ktna Coni|iaiiy,
by adhering rigidiy to its system, aiidpi.acing its biisi-
nc.ss upon a healthy basis, lias obtained the eonfidence
ot' the community to an extent surjKissed by no other
('ompanv in the C .Si.ites, and has increased its bu-^i-
IIP.S.S and its incmnf trom ye.ir to year with a ste.ady
growth I >nc great source of its security is the wide
distribution of its risks—a policy which it jiursues
with great strictness—limiting the .amount to be cov
ered in each locality. R.v this course it has jiasse 1,
; with comparative im])unity, through some ot' the iiin'^t
; sweeping a> d destructive tires, whicli have sw.alliiwed up
other coni]ianies less cautious in their business. It is
' a systi-m like this, based ujioii experience, which gives
I stat>ility anl s..uiidness to a company, and to the as-
I sured conti lcnce and s"curitv. — Uallini"!', ritn"t.
^ KMll’lW,
I IIAin I'Olil), CONN.
^ lN('0Hr0HATED l.sl',' CH.\i;TEH I'EHHETUAL.
! Capital $1,000,000. Assets $1,422,162 11.
T. K. HHAf'E, I’residcnt E G Hll’LEY, Vice I’re-
i sidetit. r. ,\. .VL*-N.VNDEH, Secretary.
DiHKi'Toiis—T. K. Hr.ace, S. Tuilor, .1. Church, H.
I Huell, M .\ Tuttle, 1'. Flower, E. .V. HulkeU'v, H.
M.ather, E. C. Hipley. S S W.ard, H I’r.ati. C F.
l)avis, ,\. Dunham, D. Hillyer, T. ,\. .\lexan ler, \\.
Ketu-y.
The -\sisets are mainly invested in Stocks and Hon Is,
paying interest, with !*'17-,'i^il (il ot cash on depositc
in the Hartford li.aaks, to meet losses
Losses due and unpaid none
Losses :idiusted and n .t due. "'-i.
Losses in su'-'iiense. waitin ' further jiroof. iScc., >^7 '.-
^;."»(l 1.')
Lw.nses resistei', (suspicions of fraud, .S;c.) ^ l'i,*i7s i
-'.gent of the above ('ompany in Favetteville,
N E. J.'ll\LI^
I'lLL K 1’9H mi
STARR & WILLIAMS
\RE niiW receiving a VERY L.\R(E .VND \\ I,LI.
SELECTED STo(’K OF
FttH (liiff H'ittier Mwootls!
To which they invite the early attention of their cus
tomers, and Wholesale buyers generally.
■Aug :i 1, 18-')7. If
.1 on N l>. S II A w,
AITOKAi:V AT I.AW,
ROCKINGHAM, HICIi.M(»ND COUNTY, N. C
LL attend the Courts of Richmond, .Ansoii and
Hobcson, ,\11 business entrusted to his c.are
will receiv'* strict attention.
•hiiie IS. lSo7. ‘ 17-oin
f'Hrfher Sitpft/t/ of Srhool MSooLs.
S 11 " lES' .Mgidir.a; D.avies’ .\rithmetic; Greenleafs
is " Ntitiiiiial .Vrithmetic; .Smellie’s I’hilosophy: I’ic-
t 'l-.al (Irecce; Cooper's \ irgil; ^Scc. \'c. Als-i, Tuppei's
I’roverbial I’hilosofihy: I’.ailey’s Festus; Wayland's
\liir.il Science; .Vc. \c. E. J. HALE \ SO.\.
Aug. I'.t.
Ni:vv si ppLV or sfationkuv.
%^ E arc just receiving further supplies of
▼ » .Sl\lTHKVHn I
Embracing Letter, Hath Post, Note and (,'ap Papers,
HI gia.it variety: English and Frencli Envelopes, white
and Colored; Tissue P.aper, Gillott's and Perry’s Steel
Pens, Pen Holders, Red Ink Pens, Ebony Rulers,
Ivory .and Hoxwood Pocket Rulers, .Mathematical In-
-trunients ill c.ases. Hand Clips, i’ink Tape, (juills.
Pen Hacks, White Rubber, Sand Hoxes, .yc.; Hanker''
C.ases, Pocket .Memorandums and Pocket Rooks: Van-
kee and French Pencil .Sharpeners; ('loth Stretchers, fur
niarking with indelilile ink; Rodgers’ Pen Knives;
Portfolios; -Maynard .V No^es and D.iviils’ Inks, .yc
Also, 1 Case superior English SLATES, assorted sizes
E J. H.ALE &, SON.
M.ay L', 18.j7.
Type Foundry and Printer’s Emporium,
ESTABLISHED IN 1818.
\V M. IIACJ AU, Jr., A: CO.,
»;i6S street, Ac‘%» Vork I’ily.
' fi^llE subscribers desire to advise their friends and
M. the Printing Interest generally, that since the
late tire, which injured only tho manuiacturing de
partment of their establishnient, they have entirely
relitted the :*ime with new machinery, and liave avail
ed iheiiiselve's of the opportunity to intr luce
EVKin’ MODKRX IMPliij VKMKS T
which long experience and capital can command; and
that they h.ave therefore uneiiu.alled facilities for jiro-
luciiig ''M''Ifc'Mrd
of siijicrioi- excellence .and dur,i)(i!ity, and for supplj’-
ing all orders lor the same w’lth ure it accurateness
and promptness. Our NEW .spiv, 1 \1KN HOOK, (just
issued,) will be freely given to all who wish to pur-
ch.ise, when applied for. IVinters will jdease be par
ticular in directing how it may be sent.
^\e also furnish every aitic.e needed i/i a Printing
• ttlice, at manufacturers' prices.
-MACHINE AND HAND
HOES', TAYLOR'S,
ADAMS’, RUGGLES'!
i'hasv'^s MPiamoitft M^ress,
! of which we are sole agents in tiiiscity.) and of every
other maker in the United States; Ink, Cases, Stands,
Imposing Stones, (Jtmposing Sticks, Galleys (f)r;iss
and wood.! Chases, Furniture, iic. Orders will be
tilled for Paper, Card.s, and Printer's Stock ol' every
kind.
Electrotyping and Stereotyping in all
their Branches.
Blank VVarrants for .sale lu'rc
hrji Type Copper-Faced to order.
(•id t_\ pe received in exchange for new at cents per
pound, it delivered in ^ixty days from the date of pur
chase; if ..iter, but six cents per pound.
Publishers of newspapers who insert this advertise
ment three times, with this note, and forward us a
I'aper containing the same, will be paid in printing
materials, by purch.asing four times the amount of their
bill f r the advertisement
SE»’(»ND-HAND PRESSES (Machine and Hand)
usually oil s.a'e WM. ilAGAR, Jr., CO.
VV.M. ll.Mi.vK, .Ik.] [.Ioh-n H.\(i-\u.
July s. -.ia-;'.!
Ni:\V liOOKS.
yMlUIET LEE'S ('.anterbury Talcs; Love after
Marriage, by Mrs Hentz.
.\lso. .1 neu supply Ilf Sta'idard MEDD’VL WH{KS;
The I’resl'Vtcriun Psahiiodist. round and chii icter
Not s K il.VLE .i SON.
H nrtlur Sni*jtlH‘s of MSooks.
I'HE Humorous Poetry of the English Language;
Home and the World, by Mrs. Ivives of Va.;
Poetic.al Works and • Rejected Addresses" ol
Horace and .lames .Smith:
Heaum.irch.'iis ,ind his Times;
('ontidenti.il ('orrespondence of Najioleon and Jo-
se|diine;
The L.a ly's .\lnianac for l''’)7;
Dr Kane's Arctic Explor.itions;
.\leinoir of Siis in .Mlibone:
Knight's Pictorial Half-Hours;
He.ady Reckoners; The .M.\ Stic Circle;
Huilion s I’ractical I.essons in English Grammar,
•lust received E. J. H.\LE .v SON.
Ni'.W l{OOK>
('om. Pt rry's .lapan Expedition, illustrated.
('oiiier .n; -lew ett's I'.dition of the  Original Test of
.'^hakspeare's Plays Restored
F.irmingdale; The Lion of Flanders, or the Hattie
Ilf tile (lolden .'-purs; The (’urse of the Village, \c ;
Kitto's Daily liiliie Illustrations: Kitto's Poimlart'y-
clope li.a of Hibli,‘al Literature; H imes' Notes mi the
Hook' of .Iob and Revelations; H.alf Hours with the
best .Vuthors,—Knight's London Edition, L'vols.: H.alf
Hours with the best Poets.
V.elistei's Ciii\ersity and Family Pronouncing l>ic'y
.lii'.eniie and .School P>ook;i, .Stationary, .^c
.Inst rec’d by L. J. H.VLE SON.
Nov 17
i)\Vl-:LLlN(i I'Oli SALi:.
^1^1110 .Subscriber wishes to sell the large Dwelling
J .ind l.ot on the corner of (.iillespie and Hnsseil
.Street^, at jiresent occupied by Mr. Henry Eraiiibert.
Ti-rnis re.asonaiile. E. ,1. H.\L1’
iJv)OK iuni)i:ry.
\V. II.VHDIE has resumed the Hook liinding
• Husiness, o\er th»* Tailor Shop of (?lark A:
Wooilw.ird, wliere he will receive and execute binditig
in any style desired.
August 1. ‘27-tf
l\cc(»il(‘ctloiis ot a Lite 'i'lmc, or Men
and Tiiings 1 have seen, by S. (J. (ioodriidi, .\uthor of
Peter P.irley's I'ales; Paul Fane, by N. P Wiliis; Let
ters of Lady Mo'itau'U. lilited by Mrs. .S. J. Hale;
flic Humors of FalconKri lire, illustrated; The .\dveu-
tuiTS ol Gerard. flit> Lion Hunter
.\lso, furtiier sufipiies of the Lion of Flanders; The
t.'tir'e of the Villagi’: Ernest Linwood; The liiv.il ;
Pie.auties; The Wile's Trials: The Torch Light: Roniance
of til ■ llai' iii; The (Hi Vicarage; Mrs Lee Hentz s
Novels, -'ill cts. a vol., .Vc. TIk* Miscellaneous Works
of E igar Poe; Irving's Life of W.ashingtoii; I’.ar;- '
croft's L. S.; liume and Macaulay's Histories of Eng
land; .Scott's lofantry Tactics, .vc .S;c.
Dec'rll, E, J. H.'vLE \ S(»N.
I i^^ire Mas nr ft ace.
^Illli Insur.ance (’oiupany oi' Hartford, have
M. ing p.lid the tax imposed iiy the H.-veiiue Law
of the l.ite Le'.zislature. will continue i!s .\genry in
F.ayetteville, under the maiia.;(oiient of the un Icir-ign-
. ed, who is prcji.ared to i.ssue Policies of lii'Uranc*- on
■ Huildings or Goods, either iu iiiis Town or .n any
' ].art of the .State, on proper .app ic.itioii, description
it the Pro|icr!y, \c.
' Tiie -ET.NA COMP-AW ha.s iieen iu opei-.atioii about
•iO years. Its capita! is ,>, >i>. I'lie ilon. i'hos-
K. lirace w.aS its lirst Prt'.si ient, and he st;ll holds that
; olHce; and several of its first Diia-ctors are stiU active
, and ellicient membrrs of the P.o.ard. it li.isatall time,
sustained the highest cli.iv.acter for the (.irudence of
I its management, and for the liberality witli which it
j has ever adjusted its losses.
E. J. HALE, -Vgeut
WHJ.IAM SANDroUl),
OF NORTH (’AROLIN.V,
Willi KEEl), ST. JOHN .N (’()..
TATholesale G-rocers.
N. H. (loit. Front .\ni> Aurii Strf.kts,
M*hihith‘li»hia.
Aug. 11', ls.')7. :;m
TIIK LIIJKAK\
OF THE LATE DR. miTCHELL,
K»NT.\l-Nl.N(J works on .all the Hraiiches of SciiMicc,
is now olVered for sale at his late residence.
Those wishing to buy are rei|iiested to call and make
a selection as soon as convenient
-\ug ;j7-tf
V HOsr V.i T \ s
OF
THE NORTH (’AROLINA PKESIUTERIAN.
K1HE P resbyteri.an (’hurch in North ('arolin.a has
« long labort-I under a serious dis.advantage from
the want ot a journal to advocate her claims and rep-
leJicnt her interests It is t>stimated that only liHXt
Presbyterian Weeklies are t.aken in the bounds of our
(hree Presbyteries We h.ave lo,(••>(( ('omniunicants.
and it is safe to infer that there are :{(>,i(UO Presb. te-
rians in pri.'iciple in the .State. (*ur Synoi stands
t'.fth in the Union in point of numbers, and her iiieni-
bership is greater than that of any .Symxl .South or
W est of Pennsylvania. Our sister States i>n the North
and South, neither of which has a membership so
large as ours, jiublish the Central, and the Sc.iHherii
Presbyteriati, for the benefit of their people. The
time has come when the Presbyteri.an ('hnrch in North
('arolina should likewi.--e do her duty to her children
It is .a conceded and important I'act. tii.at hundreds of
our members will take a .State paper who will take no
other. The Paper is needed to lie the organ of our
.Synod and Presbyteries—to elevate ,ind enlighten the
piety of our membershiji by diffusing evangelic.il
knowledge—to promote the cause of Educ:ition -to
develope the talents of our .Ministry, tuid to ^trength-
en the att.achmcnt of our j.eoplc to the soil and sane
tuaries ol their own State.
1 f our Church in other .States, and other Chiiridies
in this State, can supply their members wiih a Re
ligious journal, why may not we'.' .\re North Caro
lina Prcsbytcri.ans inferior in talent, energy and
]iatriotism to their neighliors on th« -North or .'iouth.
or to Christians of other denominations at home'.'
With the same or better oiiportunities of ;,c0oniplish-
ing this work, shall wc leave it undone.' In tiie lan
guage of one of our most able and useful Ministers,
an adoiited son of our State, “It ought to have been
undertaken 2K years ago, but it is not too late to be
gin to do right.”
In the last two or three months, a fun i of about
."S.^UUIJ has been subscribed as a permanent capital.
-At a meeting of the con'iributors, held at Greensbo-
rougli on the I Itli of .Ma3% Hev. .1. Maker, Ch.airnian,
—the P:iper was unanimously located .at Fayetteville,
under the name and title of the .Noirrii ('vum.isv
Pkksuvtkiu.w. Rev. Wni. N. .Meb.ane and Hev.
(ieorge .McNeill were elected Editors; Rev. Mtssrs.
George McNeill, Wm. N. Meb.ane, H.aker, .aii'l (’.
II. Wiley, and Messr.s (Jeorge McNeill, .s-’r., .lohn H.
Cook and David Murphy were appointed an Executive
('ommittee, to est.ablisli the Pajier and manage its
business atfairs.
it is our wi.sh and design to make the Ntii; rii Cmio-
Lix.v PKi;sitYTi:iti.\N a journal of the first class,'enual
to the best in tho country in typogr iidiical appeai'-
ance and iu adaptation to the wants of our Ciuircdies.
Its columns will atford the latest intelligence, both
foreign and domestic, and special c.are will be t.aken
to give a full and accurate summary of .'^tati news.
Tlie iiatne of the P.aper is designed to lie .an exponent
of its char.acter and contents. From conviction, it
will advocate the conservative, orthodox. Old .Schoid
doctrines and order of the Church
Our first appe.il is to our '.wn j)eo]ile—to N. ('.
Presbyteri.ans. W hilst we roly conti-lently ujion their
favor, we tiaist that the native sons of North •'ar ;liiia
who have found lioiiie* in other .'^r.ates. ;if; I thi- adopt
ed citizens of our .''tate wil l form s.> iinportaiit an
element in our Ministiy and mem■ er.'iii;i. vvi I take i
icej' interc.'t ii. thi.- e"tei-; lasc .an I ;;ve it tiicii
hearty support
Ti.i:.'!-: '. 'Jpcr annum in ‘:;:;ce. :• on Ic'-' a -,
ot tiic first nnmber; 'in in siv ni inihs; at t.'ie
end of the \ear. To clulis uf ‘J'l or more, [layinv in
adv.ance .and wiien the P;i[ier is sent to one .addia-.'^s, a
discount ol lit per cent will be aliowcil. Our Minis
ters and li'iders are e..rne-.tly desire 1 to act a« .\gents,
and all other> friendly 1 ■ the cause wil' please as-'i^-
in procuring .as suliscriiicrs ,as r os'ib!-. .ind for
ward the names. /// -1'.//'/.' I.'/. »o liiis (Hlice. .\s
soon as 1-jUM subscribers ue obtained, the fust nain-
ber wiil be issued. If a f.iitliful and vigorous elf o:
is li.ade in the next two months t,y those wlio tatie a
live!_\ inicre-'t in this w. rk, we will, witiioiit d -u'oi.
be .able t - begin the pubJiciiioii .-it the c.'i i of that
time with a paying suliscrip'im list of at iea^r :!ih)o.
Ir.'jj .id Ire'.', Editors of tho North ( arolin i Piesby-
teriali, Fay. ;te\ille, -N . (’.
l'a_\ etipviiie. May’J'l. l.s.")7 1 J
i,. sc '.ii'r >v iii:ri!i.N"i' oi'
Tills Bili'i'jMI Pi,:;iOl!ii iLS.
g St'itTT \ ('O . .New \ .irk, continue to pnMi ii
8 ii the followi ng !e oliiiii Hi'i'i h ; "rio li • s, vi/;
THE l.dS’iXiS (,;L .\ H I'iii; Col! o rv;.tive.;
THE EDlNHUHC.ll Hl.Vll. ' 'Ahi-.i
TUL N.»i:m i’.i!rn>ll I;E\1KW Fh •• rhnn h ;
THE WESTMINI TEH HEVll.U Liiieia
HL.\CK\V(i01i'S EDINl'.UH .Il \l.\i.\/lNi; T iry ,
These Periodicals rejoeseat tli■■ three great litic il
parti' - of Gi'c.at Hrit lin — Whig, T -i'y. ind il o.icai, -
but ]iolitic- form only .me fe I tiicir .-aaiacti r
-\s t irg.ans of tiie ni .-t prof ou. 1 w r ' ■! .n .'■cicnce.
Literature, N1.'ii': :y. ai.d II ig; n, ‘•tand. a'
they evi'r ii.ave >1 ■" !, u>ili\.i. ei in t’o uorll oi' l.'t-
tcr-, being ii. iispei.~:;b e to ilic s -I. . ;>• and profc
sioiial iii.aii, wliile I ■ tiie intc. : ; ;.i le io'. r oi every
class th-. y fuiaiwli .a more c irri ct .aii i s i:: :actor.'. l e.
crd of the cm I cut iierat':r" -I tiic la,, ihtoiga'aii
the World, than can be po- i'-ly (ibtaine 1 ii 'ia anv
otlier s.iiirce.
KAilLV ('(tPIES
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li.'hers mves a 1 titioiial v.i'.u.- to tiie>e Hepriiii', in i'
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