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„ FRESH ARBIVAl.!
1 CAPE FEAR PLANTATION | ^ b"'Ts '
A. A. >IcKI'/rif V.\
tRESPECTFULLY informs his frienl.i and ihe '
t that he ha.-; built up large substantial Brick umul-
iiig.>* at his Old Sund, e.xpresslv f«>r inannfiK^'*»*'’»g -^r-
riages. Thankful for the very libeml patronage he has
rt?oeive«l for the lust -1 vears. he hoj>es by strict atten
tion to busines.s. with a -lesirr to pi-e satisfaction, to
merit a continuance of the ?*aine. He warrant.s his i»ork
to be made of the be«t material and by experienced
workmen in each branch of the business. His work will
Compare favorably with any made in the United Slates,
for neatness and cUirabiliiy. He is determined to sell
i and do »ny work in his line on as gooi terms as any
wurk done elsewhere that is as well done. He now has
on hand, finished. THE LAKGE.'^T .T(K’K (»F
Carriages Barouches, Rockaways and
Buggies,
ever offered in this place, and a very large slock of work
nearly finishe*!. which will be finislied daily. All of
which will be suld very lnw lor ca^h. or on short lime to
punctual customers, ^^y^lle has i-n hand more than
(>NE HUNUKED AM* FIFTY VEHICLE.'; finished
and in course of construction.
All work juade by him is warniuted I'J months
with fair usajre, and shuuld it fail by had workniansliip ,
or materiaL will be repairel free of charge.
Persons wi.-liing to buy would do well to call and ex
amine for themselves. :
Orders thankfully reoeive«l and promptly attended to. j
Repairing executed at short iu>tice and on very reason
able terms.
Mav :»S, 18^.;J. ‘*V>-tf I
V.. Cape . . o V , I
i distant from Tooiner (the present County S»at) two !
, miles, and cout»ins 747 Acres. • u w *
It embraces an extensive body of very rich River
i Bottom Latid, not surpassed in this section of the j
: for depth and fertility of soil: and in view of quality of :
' soil, eligibility of location, the society in its Ticinity,
j Schools, Churches. &c., an opportunity is here present- j
j ed of securing a Farm containing ftdvantages rarely to j
I be met with.
The land lies well, and is susceptible of making one I
of the most valuable anti productive farms in the State.
S now receiving his second stock of Spring and Sum
mer Goods, embracing all the
I¥ETIEST STirEtKJ^.
Such as
Summer Silks^ €^renaame8, Or-
gandien^
With a great variety of new Btyle goods for
’Prareiing^ Egresses and M^uHters,
Also a complete assortment of
.Tloiiriiin^ Dress C»ood«.
A large and varied assortment of
CH.YNTILLY LACE
and Cotton, and abounds with a large qt’^njity of Ibik. i POINTS IJLK A^ 4 ShIwLS L
A..I, Tin.bor besides Pine Timber for Saw ; MANTLES, STELLA SHAnLS, «c.
Ash and other Timber.
Lops.
A few of those splendid French EMBROIDERLD
ANl) LACE SETS, COLLARS AND SLEEVES.
Douglas A Sherwood’s NEW STYLE CORSETTS,
The form of the tract renders it susceptible of divi
sion into two tracts or parccls, for Farms. j
It has a stream running nearly through the centre, j (with Bustle and Skirt-Supporter attached.)
fed by never-failing springs, on which is a desirable ' \ great variety of NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS,
situation for an overshot mill, with a good dam alr«ady |
built. _ , , 1 In the above stock m.ay be found a great many new
There are on the tract about loO acres cleared ana ; j styles, jus^ out. The public generally
in cultivation. i • i ' invited to call earlv and examine for themselves.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the a- ; ' J. A. PEMBERTON’,
bove lauds to those desirous to purcha-«e. Look and j ^p^jj 19^ 1859 7-
you will be pleased. In my judgment, such a body • _
of land aannot be exhibited in Harnett or any of the
adjoining Counties.
If not sold privately, it will be exposed to public sale
on Monday of the Superior Court in this Countj*. which
1 think will be the Second Monday in August n«xt
Terms will be made easy, and more particularly made
known on the dav of sale.
H. M. TURNER.
.TuneJl.
U M. (ARTKR & SON,
W holesale A lUlail Ut aliTs autl ManufaciurerN
OK ALL KISOS or
Saddles and iiarnt'ss.
Of every description. Collars. Whip-;. >vc.
\ND we also particularly call the attention of the whole
surriiunding country to pive us a call, as we are de
termined that ni'ne shall surpa.s- u-* in quality or
prices; and we will give the highest ca.-h price at all
times for Raw Hides and Tallow, in exchange for our
articles.
Couutry- Merchaiits would do well to call and examine
our Stock, as we can sell them Shoe- of a much better
quality than they usually get. on very accomiitvdating
terms. Southern Planters wnujd do well to sen'l us all
their order> as we are making a No. 1 article of N EtiRO
SHOES, that are warranted to give entire satistaction.
1/- All l»rders from a distance ■hall have promj.t
PRF.nK: C'Ol RT KKPORTS.
XKW EDITION OF
Deiereui^ and Battlers Equity, Vol. 1.
The subscribers have just printed a ’Jd Edition of
this volume, t one of the most valuabie of tlie serie-.)
with Notes and References to other a*ijudge*J Case;> an-1
to the Revised Code, bj- Hon. Wm. H. Battle: and with
many corrections of typographical errors.
They have now in press the ‘Jd volume, also with
Judge Battle's Notes, which they will publish soon.
Their 2d Edition of the 1st volume of Dev. i Battle s
Law Fkeports. issued last year, has receivel the appro
bation of the Profession.
They also republished a 2d Edition of Devereux's 1st
Equity (without Notes.) And in a'ldition to these, are
the proprietors of the entire editions of most of IreJeirs
Law and Equity, and can supply any volumes extant of
the Rep.jrts. or complet* sets, so far as they can now
be had.
They deal largely in Law Books, and will at all times
order works not on their shelves, to supply their cus
tomers. ^E. J. HALE i SON.
Fayetteville, May 16, 18-5?*.
A TREATISE
OS THE
LAW OP EVIDENCE,
IK\TH BXfcllSH EDITIO.y,
WITH CONSIbKR.^BLE .ALTERATIONS .KSU Al>t>lflOSS.
By the Right Hon. S. MARCH PHILLIPS and THOS.
JAMES ARNOLD, Esq., one of the Police
Magistrates for the Metropolis.
FOIKTH AMEKU.4> EDITIO.V,
VVith CO'^EN & HILL'S Notes, and with additional
Notes and References to the English anj American
cases to the present time, including those added to the
last edition by J. Marslen Van Cott.
BY ISAAC EDWARDS,
COUNSELLOH AT LaW. -
In three large volumes.
The unequalled work of Mr. Phillips on the Law of
Evidence has long been acknowledged.
This edition has undergone a thorough revision by
Mr. EdwHrds, and has received an immense amount of
labor, and is now as nearly perfect as can be made.
The American labor and talent bestowed u)>on the
work are not less than that derived from the English
source. The immortal notes of Messrs. Cowen .s: Hill
together with those of Mr. Van Cott, have been care
fully preserved: and instead of being put in a volume by
themselves, as formerly, they are now placed below the
text—a disposition of them which will verv much-faci
litate reference. The entire note and text are arrangel
in three compact volumes, with a table of cases, and an
extremely full index to each. Mr. Edwards has care
fully not el any distinctions that tc^y exist between the
Enghsh and American law, and has added all the late
American decisions.
Several copies of this valuaV>le work just received and
for sale by E. J. HALE ic SON, Fayetteville.
NTATIOAERV.
In addition to our present stock we are receiving
1»jO Reaiiiv Paper,
Embracing every varietv of
CAP, LETTER,
BATH LETTER.
COMMERCIAL NOTE,
151LL HEAD,
FOLIO POST,
and NOTE PAPERS.
M. EN\ F.LOPES, of every description.
1 case English and American SLATES, assorted sizes.
KKJ gross HTSEL PENS: Pcn-holders: School Ink-Siands;
VISITING CARDS; BL.VNK BOOKS, &c.
E. J. H.VLE & SON.
Feb'y 12
JVIacaiilay’s i^ives ol’Pittaiid Freil-
erick the Great;
BORDER WAR, by the author of Wild Western Scenes:
HOURS with’MY PUPILS, by Mrs. Lincoln Phelps;
theism and SKEPTICISM, by Wharton;
the CONVALESCENT, by N P. Willis;
NEW patent SERMONS and Machine Poetry, by
Dow. Jun’r;
THE CULPRIT F.\Y, by Joseph Rodman Drake;
INDIA RUBBER PEN.S, Thermometers, ('anl Pencils,
&c. &c. Just received.
E. J. HALE & SON.
May 18
l>r. Kane’s Arc'tit* Explorations,
cloth, Sheep and half (,alf Binding. Further supplies
just received. E. J. H.\LE & SON.
April 20.
A new and complete .\ortli t'a-
rolina FOR.M B(X)K, compiled from the best sources
and intended as a companion to Cantwell’s Justice ’
- E. J. HALE & SON.
Webster’^ Eleuientarv ^pelliii:;
Book, for sale by £. j. iIale & so>\
attention.
S. S. UARTEU.
GoMsion P. •
'ha*h.-ini U
March l-l
.. N. C
l^.V.t.
WM,
CARTER.
W-
O. lliirsTOA
LD inform hi- friends and f.>rmer customers tliat
I \ he may be found 2 dsRif" below th^e Cajte Feur liank,
»nd -'I d.>or' above his old >tund “ouih side Per»'>n Street,
where he inten'ls to keep on han'I,
Hariie>*s, SaddU^^^. BrUlIcN. Mhips, Collar*,
and every thitisr beloiigiri;: to hi-: tntdc. He re'j.ecifii!!y
invites hi- mend* from the country to c.iH and examine
his stock bef.ire pur-^ha-ing.
He will atteti'l to Bej'fiiring of Hume" an>l Sadilles
punctually, rtnd hi« charge- -hall be tn.xler'ite. He
would reque*-t all ir.det.ted to the firm of HuU.'^TO.S i
0\ LRBT to settle with V\. tUvrby nr himself, a', ihev
are comj^lled to settle the firm 5 del.i-,.
August 27. Ix-V;. if
PI llEli: fSAEE
OF THE
NORTH CAROLINA COPPER MINE,
In the Count) of (iuilford. Stale or .Vortli
(arolina.
IX pursuance of the provisions of a Deed of Trust,
executed to me. on the l.jth July, 18'>4, by the Pr>.‘-
sident and Directors of tlie North Carolina MiningConi-
pany. and of record in the Register's offrt-e of the Coun
ty ofCiuilford. State of North Carolina, for certain pur
poses therein set forth, I will, as Trustee in said deed,
offer for sale, for cash, on the premises, at 11 o'clock, A.
M.. on Tuesday the 2d day of August, l>^9, that
Valuable .Tliiiin;; Property
in tiiiilford county, ten miles South of Greensborough.
known as the North Carolina Copper Mine, containing
1*H» Acres, more or les'. together with all the
Machinery, Engines, Pumps, Mining Tools and
Materials
thereunto belonging or appertaining, and all the other
pro]>erty of every kind and description, belonging to
the r-ai I Copper Company.
Possession will be giA'en upon the consumma.ion of
the sale. J.\MES SLO.A.N. Trastee.
Greensboro’. N. C.. May 21, 18.'>y 17ts
H.\l) FOR mu “
IOFrT.R for sale C-lt' Acrea.of L.VND. lying on the
\\'est side of T'ape Fear Kiver. two miles below Fay
etteville. and extending froni the river into the sand-
Uillw. This tract is about equally divided into river-
ri'lge. swamp an-l !*.-.nri kill About S» acres,
adjoining the river, are under cultivation and are well
•»uited to the growth of Corn and Grass; none of the
.Swamji has been cleared. There are several good sites
for a dwelling house on the sand-hills. -Vny person
wi.iiiing to piirchHse will do well to make early appli-
catioti. a-i I have determinei! to .«ell.
THOMAS J. UoRIN.)X.
l^^o-x. 44tf
:\E\V SPRI.\G GOODS.
m ss ^ •
•Fames Kf/Ie
IS NOW RECEIVING A LARGE SUPPLY OF
DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES,
BOLTING CLOTHS, &c.,
Cedar Falls Sheeting and Yarn at Factory Prices.
All of which will be offered
BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
As low as the same quality can be had in this State.
March 18-V.t. '.*4tf
'ept.
•)i‘0
At’RE.'' >t I.ANL* lying on the I'ayetteville
Western li. R. 7 miles Iroin Town.
4-'jH t'ord« PINE WOOD cut and piled. .\ll for »ile
cheap to c!o«e the concern of E. Rol*erts \
,\pply to J. H. RO!5ERT.* iV ('»>.
June 2", I 24tf
for .^ale.
Bond'. iCiKipons payable in New
%api
/T'
\\. BAKER
Is now receivin‘_' irom the North the
I»rge«t. finest, atid mo-t carefully -elected
stock of
ri
ever offered in fhi« market; which abided to
hi** own manufacture, m ike- hi« a-.irtment complete;
all of which he will «ell on the lowe-t p0''«ible termy for
icash or on time to punctual customers.
I ashionable painted cbtuige l>t'l-rooni Furniture in
j setts, curled hair und shu*k, and cotton Al.attresse**:
Looking Glasses; Willow VS ngon' and Cradles; .Side
Boards: Bureau*: Setieutrics and Book-Cases; What-
Nots; Tables, all son-; Wa-h S:and>: t’andle Stands;
Wardrobes; Pietuiv Frames and (llass: Window Shades!
Cornic -s; (. urtain Bauil.«: Sota-i in Mahogonv and Wal
nut; Tete a Tetes; Ottomans; Divans and Stools: Chairs
of every variety.
tine KosewtM*d ]^i;inos, orio with .Kolian at-
Uchment: Rosewood Melodian-. from thed.est manufac-
torie'* in New ^ ork and Bo'^ton. w;irranted as good as
any made in the conntry. und will be sold at New York
prices—freight only added.
September 2. ’
.Marble Factopi,
^lalt'
^T.VTE Conpun
► ’ York, on the 1st April and 1st October.) in quanti
ties to suit. \pj'lv at the Branch of the Cape Fear
Bank. ■ A. McLE.^N
June 1 I'.uf
FOR S.Vl.H~()|{ KKNT.
1 ON\ LNIENT DU LLLING Ht^L'SE. onHaymount,
near Mr. J. C, Thoin.-on'ii. For particulars enquire
of J. G. SHEPHERU, Esq., or
A. .M. CAMPBELL.
_.May 7. inf
corpoN i}()Ni)s roR
The estcni Kail Road ('omi»iny have for mle in
amount- to suit jiurchaser".
SecodMfi SiPrinff
STAUH & WILLIAMS
Have received and are now opening their second
supply of
!>iE.4«0.\.4RI..E GOODS
Comprising a splendid selection of the newest styles of
Fancy and Maple Dry (iJoocU,
BootM. *Mlif»e«. HatM, Hoop Kkirt«(,
Keady-.'Tlade 4'lothin^,
With a large variety of NOTIONS, to which th# atten
tion of Wholesale Buyers is invite*].
ftar STRICT .\TTENTIOS I‘.MD TO OKDER.S.
J. B. .STARR. J. M. WILLIAMS.
April 9, 18.'.9. 4tf
More Goodjs!
1AM just receiving my Spring Stock of Gools in n»y
line. They were selected in the Northern cities by
myself, with great care, and bought on the most reason
able i«rni. by which 1 am enabled to oflei; the largest
stock I ever before offerei to the public, and to offer
them generally
.At Greatly Reduced Prices.
FRUITS—Raisins. Figs, Prunes. Apples. Lemons, Or
anges, Cherries, Currants, Kc.
PICKLES. JELLIES AND PRESERVES—a great va
rietv:
PERFCMERIES AND EXTRAfTS of variou-kinds;
FANt'Y .'iOAPS AND POMADES;
MCSK'AL INSTRCMENTS—Fiddles. Drums. Fifes,
Flutes, Banjos, tiuiinrs. ic.;
walking t’ANES—of every kind;
BASKETS AND WILLOW WARE;
HOP.BY HORSES. Xc.;
NUTS; FINE AND COMMON ('ANDIES: S\RI»INES;
FINE riGARS; S.\i»KLNG CHEWING ToB.VfCO;
i.RACKEKS; FINE PoCKET KNIVES;
A Large assortment of PORT-MON.MES, some verv nice;
FANt'V ENVELt>PES, and FAN(’Y GOODS. TOYS
and YANKEE NOTloN.'«;
An a'sortment of INDIA RCP.BEK G»ODS;
COMBS. WHIPS. FISHING TA('KLE.
The public are resj»ectfully invited to call and ex
amine niy stock. I have a great many handsmie things
that cannot fail to pdease.
JAS. R. LEE,
Hotel Building.
.March :^1, 18.V.1 1-
llardware, Ciillery,
KABDEEKY, &c.
J.VME.'^ M.VRTINE is now receiving a large and gene
ral assortment of every thing in the aljove line.
—.\LSO—
Female Mornial l^chool.
Hiffk Point, 3f. C. Ball Ko»d, 15 Miles West of
tire«iisbor«agh.
Rev. N. ray, Principal,
With efficient AssiBtaHts.
The object of this Inatitution is to provide for the
thorough education of young ladies, and as an au
dit tonal feature, to qualify such of them as may desire
it, for the avocation of teaching. Its next Session will
begin the 1st MONDAY IN AUGUST. Instruction is
given in all the branches taught in the best Female In
stitutions. We have Apparatus, new Pianos, Sc. The
expenses are less than at any other Institution of the
character in tlie State. Board alone and the English
Branches to J55 per Session. Latin and Greek
each $7 50; French $5; Ornamentals very low. Boabd
A.XU HALF TBK TUITION BEgCISSO IS ADVANCE.
f^30 YOUNG L.U)IES will be received and
credited for tuition until they can teach and pay for it.
WANTED; Situations for Southern Fenial*
Teachers. For full information address
REV. W. I. LANGDON,
Proprietor.
July 8 30-10tpd
METBODIST PROTESTANT
FEilIAI^E COL.L.EGE.
JAMFISTOWN, GUILFORD COUNTY, N. C.
The first session of this Institution, under the patron
age of the North Carolina Conference of the Metlio-
dist Protestant Church, will commence on Thursday
the 14th of July.
The most competent Teachers will be employed in
every department, and the course of instruction will be
thorough and complete, embracing all the branches
usually taught in the best female schools.
TKHMS PEE SESSIO.S OP FIVE MOSTHS;
One-half payable on the entrance of the student, and
the other at the close of the session, are a.s follows;—
Board, including fuel and washing. $:7 50
Collegiate course, I-5
Primary department, 10
Music, Languages and Ornamentals at the usual rates.
For further information apply to the President,
W. C. LIPSCOMB, Jr.
July 1, 18•")^* 28*-6t
l¥ri,\bir(;ii iiiGii school.
fpHE 14th Session of this Institution will open on the
X 12th of JULY 1859, under the charge of Da\’l.
Stewart, Jr., B., as Principal.
Board can be had either at ihe Steward’s Hall or in
the neighborhood at $8 per month, exclusive of lights
and washing.
For further information apply to the undersigned at
Laurinburgh. N. C.
R. D. DICKSON, Sec’y.
Laurinburgh, June 18. 25-tf
Ed;;:eworth Female .^niinary,
GREENSBORO', N. C.
The Nineteenth Annual Session of this Institution
will commence on the 3d of .Yugust, 1859.
The course of study is thorough and ay.stematic, em
bracing everything necessary to a complete, solid and
ornamental education. The BUILDINGS are so ar-
rangel as to combine the comforts of a home with the
advantages of a School. Instructors of the highest
qualificaLions are employed in each of the Depai’tiueuts.
■ TERMS;
Board, including washing, lights and fuel, per session
of five mouths, SO't »U
Tuition in the regular classes. 20 IK»
Catalogues containing all necessary- information re
specting the course of Instruction. Terms. &c.. will be
forwarded on application to
RICH.AP.D STERLING, Principal.
Greensborough. N. C.
June 3 2n-2nipl
I \»rtli Carolina Keailer?^*
j Nr.MBERS 1 AND 2
j PREPAKEI) WITH SPKCIAL Rf:FERENCE TO THE
I WANTS AND IXTEUE.-^TS OF
•^'orfh Carolina.
I t.SDEB THE AfSPirKS »>F THK srPEnl.NTEXUKNT OF Ctl.M-
i .MO.V SCMUOLS, BT
Ke«. F. ?I. Hubbard,
j i'KOFKSSOR OK THE LATI.V LAN'UCAliE AND LITESATL'RE IN
I THE L.MVERSITV OF NORTH CAROLINA.
JFire Insurance.
WE refer 6ur read«Mto the annual «»atemt-nt i|
.£tna Instirance Company, of Hartford. Thj-!
cessfol institutioQ was incorporate*! by the
Connecticut in 1819, with a perpetual ch.irui j.
capital is $500,000, and its accumulations exceel >hih,
000 more, making its entire a.s»efg over '
vested as detailed in the statement referred i«. fij
results indicate that during the periwi of iieariv )C"
years since its or^nization, (without a single chari'/^
its chief officer,) its business has been conducteclV
judgment and prudence. It has been thus far ^ucc^'
ful in an eminent degree, discharging, as we are j
formed, all its obligations by the payment of al.rmt,
million dollart for losses, without aj>king a day's delay
any instance. It has had but little litigation, tioiw;!
standing the immense number of transactions ma*!# j.
order to attain as much certainty as possible in
business as insurance, it has been the priictice of t/
Company, for several years, at great labor, carefully
classify and arrange their risks into about fift y .
classes, so as to ascertain the amount insured on
class, the amount of premiums receive*! thereon. Hn'ithi.
amount of losses upon each. This classihcaiiou. ext^n j'
ing over a long period, and covering proprrty 11 17^.,
large amount, famishes reliable data, and pre-^nts.
sound, substantial basis of actual experience, ujx.a .
to conduct its business. Insurance is not a
luck or chance, as many suppose; its hazard- nre a^r.,.
tainable, and its principles capable of l>eing i
a system, the practical working and results o;
as certain as that of any other business. Tiie
Company, by adhering rigidly to its system, au i
its business upon a healthy ba?is, has obtained the 1
fidence of the community to an extent surpas-e-l ! v.
other Company in the U. States, and has iin.re,ifhi
business and its income from year to year with a - eaj
growth. One great source of its security is the w
distribution of its riskti—a policy which it pur-ur- » •
great* strictness—limiting the amount to coverei j
each locality. By this course it has pas.sed. witi.
parative impunity, through some of the most -weej-
and ilestructive fires, which have swallowed uj,
companies lees cautious in their business. It i- a
like this, based upon experience, which give*
and soundness to a company, and to t!ie
fidence and security.—Baltimore Patriot.
STATEMENT OF THE
Em L\SIR1N(E tOllPlM,
ll.\UTFORI>,
INCORPORATED 1819. CHARTER PEl!l*FTl\'
CAPITAL $1,000,009.
E. e. BIPEY, President.
T. k. ALE\.\?1DER, Vice Pres't. T. S. BRiCE. Jr..Srr ,
ASSETS, JAN Y i, 18.39.
Markft Vh'. r
Real Estate unencumbered, -r'.-'i
Money due the Co. secured by ilortgape. 4.i;l-
Cash in hand and in B k with accrueJ iu «t. Jn'.*.]'.) .
Cash in the hands of Agents and in traii>i:. iL’l.'l: '
Mortgage Bonds at 7 per cent, interest. 44 uhi
Jersey City Water Bonds at 0 percent, int
Hartforii City Bonds at per cent, interest. ;;ii,ihki
Brooklyn *• •• •• C “ Jit,i«n)
Rochester “ “ 7 •• ihhi
Milwaukie.“ “ “ 10 •• ••
DuBinjue. *• “ •• 10 “ jio
U S Tres’y Notes 41 vS: 0 pr ct a: accrued in
United States Su^ek. o per cent interesi. o-.iV)
State of Tenne.'see. t> •• . ■• .
‘‘ Kentucky. 6 •* *•
“ *• .Mis.^uri, tJ ••
•• New York. fi “ •* ‘J^.ihhi
“ Ohio. »> “ “ ."lU.oiHi
*• “ Ohio. (I8i«i) « “ ' “ .
Hanford a: New Haven Rail Road Co Stock, oo.oim)
Boston i Worcester “ “ '• I'l.JT-
Coiinecticut River “ “ “
Connecticut River Cgmpany *• l.j'.ii
Citizens Bank Stk Waterbury. ('t
Stafford “ “ Stafford Spa, ••
“ ProvidenceR 1
“ Hanf«^d. Ct
l:;,Oim
ol the (’otipoii Hi.iikIs uf the County of ! MOLAS.'^E
.\ prime article of Ri
Crushed and Brown SC(
. Laguira and Java CoF.FEE
.\R; Sugar House SIRCP and
!Sy 5.\U!)Kll,
TWO DIHIRS .\BOVK T. IIAlGIl S: SOXS’ STORE
Fayeltef ille,
Jan’v-2ft, >4-ypd
Tru^^lee’s \otiee*
\LL persons having debts due against William R.
.McKeii/.ie must present tlieiii to me at niy Store in
the town ol Clinton, on or before Thursday the lltli of
,\upust next. H.-iving been appointed Trustee l>y said
McKenzie, for the benefit of his creditors, 1 will on the
aforesaid d.iy, make a final arrangement of said debts,
so far as there are fund- in my hands so to do, and ac
cording to the provisions of the Trvist to me executed.
T. M. LEE. Trustee.
June 17, 185H 24t.\ll
Reward.
T WILL i>ay S25 i-eward for the apprehension and con-
1 finerient in any jail, so that I get him aga'n, of my
boy REUBEN, who ranaway on the SIst May la«t
Reuben is about 3U years old, about o feet 8 or lU
inches high, dark color, will weigh liiO to 105 lbs.
small eyes, vep’ thick lips, anl has a small scar on the
back of one ..f his hands, near the root of the thumb.
And 1 will pay a further reward of !?lfW for proof suffi
cient to convict any white person of harboring said boy
or seducing him from home.
JAS. C. McE.\CHIN.
Laurinburgh, Richmond co., N. C., June 10 [24tf
TAKK.lf I P,
nWKEN up and coinmitte.l to the Jail of Cumberland
1 County on the l.'>th in.«t., a NE(;!H> BOY named
JOHN BRACE or J(.HN Fil.WKLLV, who s/iyr/.e is
free, and. that he came from rolunibia, S. ('. John i«
small, a bright mulatto, and had on when taken up a
white wool h.at and steel-mixed frock coat an.l pants
The owner of said Negro is notified to come forward
prove property, pay ciiarges, and take him away, or he
will be dealt with as the law directs.
n .> 1- GEO. L. McKAY, Jailer.
Oct’r lo, 1«58. 55.
Cumberland, l)caring 7 jH*r cent, interest, payabi« »emi
annually !>y the Ust Jiine and lit of December, and rini-
ning 20 ye.-irs.
(»t‘ the ('ou|M>n Homls of the Town ot
Fayetteville, bearing il j>er cent, interest, payable semi
annually on the 1st January and the 1st of July, and
running 20 years.
The-ie bonds were issued in accordance with law to
the Western Rail Roa'l ’0., to pay the ('ounty and Town
subscHjitions respectively.
Persons having money will find these bonds (at the
price the Co. is selling them) a better investment than
any Bank Stock in the State.
For terms apply to C. B. .MALLETT, Es.j., Pres't, or
to JNO. M. ROSE, Treas’r
Western R. R. Co.
I'avetteville, Feb’y 20, 1868. 89tf
THE L.IVFK
I \ V1 (i O R A T 0 IS!
PRKPARRI> BY DR SANKOHI),
(ompoiindfd entirely from
T8 ON'lC OF TUK BEST rCRfJATIVK AM) LIVER MK
I UU'ISRS now before the imblic, iUm acu an a Oitiior'ir,
t>A«ier« milder, aitd more effectual tbau any other mtfdicine known.
It is not onlj a but a £tr*r romedT. acting fir^t on tt ?
Lirer to iu morbid matter, then on the ttotnarb and bo«u!«
to carry off that matter, tbtii accumpli«ihinic two purpoMo etfeiM
ftltr, without anTof ibe painful faeUn^ exMri«Dcel iu the op«rM
of roost CMkartir$. It strengrthena tbe »*j8tein at the »>in>r
time that it purges it; and when taken daily iu znodvrate dos«
will stren^beo and build it up with unusaal rapidity.
Tbe LitTer it one of the
human body ; and when it
the power* of tbe system are
is alm»tt entirely depeudent;
Lic^r for the proper perform*:
•tomack is at fault, theboweU
system snffers itt consequence,
baTing ceased to do iU datj. i
^ao, one of tbe proprietors I
practice of more than twenty
wherewith to coimt«ract the
U is liable. I
To prove ibat tbU remedy is •
bled with LiT’er Com-
has bat to try a bottle, and
These Gums remote alll
the system, supplyioK in their i
inrii^ratins tbe stomach,
parirytiic Uie bio»d,
whole marhiiiery, rerooTliig
effectiug a radical cure.
Blllolu attackii are
preveiiteH, by
lii'vij^orator.
One doee after eating is stif-
and prevent the food from
Only one dose taken before
mare.
Only on^ dose taken at
gently, vid cures Cof*
One dose taken after each
One dose of two tea*
Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for fe-
caiise of the disease, and
Only one dose immediately
One doee often repeated is
Mort>iia, and a prevendTe
9^ Only one bottle Is
system tbe effecu of medi*
4^ One bottle taken for
lownnes or nnnatnral color
One dose taken a short
gor to tbe appetite, and makes
One done often repeated
rhcea in ita worat forma.
Bowel complainu yield
>ne or two doaee cures at-
Children: there is do sorer,
the world, as it newer failt.
A faw bottlea cures
absorbents.
Weukepleasnreln recom*
r «TtnUTeforF«TeraiMi
and all Fevers of a BU-
wltb certainty, and thoajtands
wooderfal ▼iriues.
priDCi|)al regulators of tlif
pttrforms its functions well,
fullydereioped. The A
on the heatcky action of the
ance of iufanctioite, wbeiithe
are at fault, and the whole
of one organ—tbe I^lver—
For the diseases of that or*
.has made It bis study, iu a
I years, to find some iemeiy
many deraugemeuts to wbicb
at last foand, any person trmi
plal lit, in any of its forois,
conviction certain,
morbid or biwi matter from
place a healthy fiow of bite,
causing food to digest well,
giving tone and health to tbe
the cause of tbe dise«ue—
^ cured, and, what la
I the occasional use of the
i
ficient to relieve the stotx>ach
{rising and sonring.
retiring, prevenu N'l^ht*
night., loosens the bowels
tlweiieaa.
meal will cure l^ytpepala
jSpoonfuU will always relieve
male obstmction removes tbe
makes a perfect cure.
: relieves Cholic, while
;a sure care for Cholera
I of Cholera.
I needed to throw out of tbe
Qfh cine after a long sickness.
^ l«JauiidJce removes a!t sal
a, from the skin.
,time before eating give« vi
«jfood digeat well.
cnr» Chronic Olai-
{while !» n m m e r ud
O;almost to tb« first doM
t»ck» MUWKl b> Wonii* in
j ««r«r, or speKlici- rem«iy in
I I>rop«y, by excitiDc the
jmindinK thii mcdirine •• a
^ ! Agn* cum Kever,
^ jloiu Trpe. It op«raiM
are wining to t««tifj to it*
*»“ MIX Water in the mouth with the Inrl-
eorator, and .wallow both t^etiicr.
THE LIVER INVIQORATOR
IS A 8CIKVTIFIC MKniCAL msOOVKRT. and Is daily
‘oo to^liere. It eurea as if
from th. I'lver tJomplaim,
al?^f whilh or to a eomnion Smdar*.
all of which are the result of a Otseased l«lver.
FRICa OHK DOLLAK F»B mOTti.m.
Pr. 8AKF0RD, PrnprlMor, S« RnMUiway, ,V«w York
Rrtailed by all r>ra«fiBU. Sold alto bg
JAS. N. SMITH and S. J. HINSDALE,
Fayetteville, N. C,
S2-ly
Nov’r 12.
-\11 of whicli is offered on gixnl terms as can be had
in this market.
Nov'r J4, 18.')i. Gtitf
STOXES, SHEET lKO\,
TI.\-WARE, &€.
0\ a large a.ssortment of Bos and Cooking
Stoves; Tin-Vriire: Sheet-Iron; Leal Pipe. Also
7/ir “O/f# tfomtnion fofTef
For sale hy JAME.S M.\RTINE.
Nov’r *24. GCtf
PAI^TX, Oli.S, Ac.
QTKRM, Refined, Lard. Lin.seed and Tanners’ OIL;
O " hite Lead; Burning Fluid; Putty; Window Glass
and Sash of all sizes.
—ALSO—
A fresh supply of POND’S PAIN DESTROYER.
For 5=ale hy J.VMES MARTINE.
Nov'r 24, I808.
Tiirpeiifiiie H.'tckerw, Mcraperw,
Pullers and Di|i|ier!s,
All of the first quality, can be had at .M. A. RAKER’S
(iL’N SHOP, Fayetteville, N. C.
Jan'y 15, 18.58. SOtf
Notice to Turpeutine Distillers and others.
I.\.M fully prepared to make or repair TURPENTINE
STILLS, or do any tiling in the Copper or Sheet Iron
work, at the shortest notice.
Fayetteville, .Lin’y 24, 18.39.
M. .A.
B.\KER.
8-Jtf
Plowxl Plows!! PIo«%m!!!
•“-/A NO. (; PLOWS;
OU No. 10 Plows;
50 No. 11 “
*J.> No. .-.0 •*
2o No. 00 “
Po'nts, Bars and Mould Boards to suit.
For sale >«y (\ £. LEETE
Jan’y 12 7.J.
Butler. iieexe and C'racker^.
1 A Ooshen Butter;
1\/ 2-5 Boxe.s State (’heese;
10 Bbls. Soda and Butter Crackers.
Just received by f £ LEETE.
79- '
•lan’y 12
Iwili .\ei and ^eine Twine.
A LBS. Gill Net Twine;
OU lbs. Seine “
Just received by
Jan’y 12
E. LEETE.
79-
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Scouring: ol the White Horf>ie
’ Lytton;
^lill s System of Logic, &c. Also, further supplies of
School Books.
feVy 12
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HISTORICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES.
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UMBER 3 is a new and revised elition of the North
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1 and 2 ju«t i.ssueil. complete the series, which is, as &
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The Editor (Prof. Hubbard) in his Preface to Num
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advantage.* aimed at by the Superintendent of Common
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pleted. Tliese are,
1; The rncouriijnntnt of a fftling of tflf-deprndfnct, and
the enlistment of popular .«entinient in behalf of the State
and its institutions. It was not thought important, how
ever, to have more than one number of the Reader of
merely a local interest.
2. To remedy (he evil everi/tehere complained of in com
mon »ehooU, of a prrpetual change in text bookx; an expen
sive habit, and one which injures the Schools bv pre
venting the children from being classified. A series of
home Readers, it was supposetl, would l>e certainly uged,
and this great evil thus avoided.
3. Economy, the popular system of Readers being (00
long and being made so often merely to add to the profits
of authors and publishers.
This series is to consist of fewer numbers than those
generally used, and it is believed that these numbers are
sufficient, while if the system were universally used in
the State, the sum saved to parents and children would
amount to several thousand dollars annually.
4. To put in the hnndg of children learning to read com-
positions turficiently familiar but not of the character called
childinh composition*, containing, in lessons ersy enough
for all ages, correct specimens of style, interesting in
matter, aud inculcating proper morals, and religious in
struction.
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and No. 3, 75 cents. A liberal deduction from these
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Tt > the farmers and citiiens of the Counties of Duplin,
Wayne, Johnston, Harnett, Moore, Cumberland,
Robeson, Bladeu, Columbus, Brunswick, New Hanover,
and Sampson:
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of likely young Negroes, of all classes and descriptions,
avails himself of this-method of inforiuing those who
may have such property to dispose of, that they would
do well to visit ine at home, or address me at Clinton,
w’hich they shall receive a visit. A word to
the wise is sufficient, as it is well understood that I pay
exceeding high prices.
EVERETT PETERSON.
Feb y 14, 1859 88-9m
i'Veffroes! I\'e^roes!! Wanted.
G^^TLEMEN, your old customer is yet in market for
Likely Negroes, for which I am determined to pay the
Highest Cash Prices.
Persons having such for sale would do well to give
me a call, or addres.'^ me at Clinton, N. C.
•All orders promptly attended to.
J. A. McARTHUR.
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