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FAVETTEVILLE HOTBli,
T. WADDILL, Proprietor.
Ills, the most coiumoJious Hotel in Nortb
L Carolina, fronting 3U0 feet on Ilay and
Donaldson Streets, locaioJ in tlie centre of the
.ion of the town. anJ surrounded by ftll
Biisinpsri men will find the Hotel a couTenient
and cowfortable house.
All the Stages arrive and depart from this Hotel.
Fayetteville. ()ct. 1. 1JS58.
SIIKMWFJTL IIOIISK.
FAYETTEVILLE, *’•
Last side of Green Stre> t, a Jeic doors Xurth
ut the Marhtt.
rnUE Siib.scriber desires through this medium
[ to ackowledge tlie libonvl patioimge bestow
ed upon Ills Hous.‘ the past year—and as he
ha-juM erected New StnliK-s and Carriage Shed conven
ient to the House atid to wiiler lie takes pleasure in say
ing to his patrons and tlie public generally, that he is
still prepared to accommodntc iheiii with transient and
permanent board. aut respecltully solicits a continuance
of the liberal patronage heretofore received. Every ex
ertion on hi.s sloill be iiHcd to rt*ndt?r them comforta
ble during flieir sojourn with him His table is always
suorlied with the best the market affords.
^ P. SHEMWELL.
March 1>1. 1858. St‘.-tf
WAVliE HOl ^E,
GOLDSr.OUO'. N. c.
rpHE undersigned announces to the public
1 that he has taken charge of the above Es
tablishment. and is prepared to acciunmodate
Boarders, by the day, week or month. And
he assures all wlio may favor him with their patronage,
that he will endeavor to give jvrfect satisfaction. Table
supplied with the best the market atlorils.
JAS. G. S.MITH.
Goldsboro', Jan'y 1859 !4-lyr
NKARKST AND grK'KKST
RtlFTE TO THE RAILROAD!
The rjarne*t F/rrft*rtf in
thr Mouth!
>IcK F/r
A. .V
1)ES1’E('TFUM-Y informs his friends atid llie public,
t that he ha- built up large suhsijintial 15rick Uuild-
itigs at his »Ud Stand. e\\ire'jsly 1'»>r uuiuutiicturiug Car
riages. Th.'inktul loi- the very lilier.-il patronage he has
received for the hi'^l years, he boon's by strict atten
tion to business, with a desire to gi'e satisfaction, to
merit a continuance of the same, lie warrants his work
to be made of the best ui.-iteri:il and by expeiiencel
workmen in each branch of the business. IIi« work will
compare favorably with acy made in the United States,
for neatness and d nibility. He is determined to sell
and do any work in his line on as gocil terms as any
work done elsewhere th;U is :u> well done. He now has
on hand, tinishtid, THE 1.M{GK.S'i' .''TdtiK OF
Carriages, Barouches, Uorkaways and
Buggies,
ever otfered in this place, and a very 1;»rgi> sti'ck of work
nearly finished, which will be fiiii-ihed daily. .Ml of
which will be sold very low for casli. or on short time to
punctual customer^. lie hii- on iiaii'i more lii.iu
»)NE HrNHUKl* AN1> Fli'TY VEHICLES linished
an«l in course of con^tnu iion.
.\11 work made by him i> w,irr>'.nled 1:2 months
with fair usage, and should it fail by bad workman.«hip
or material, will be repaired free of charge.
Persons wishing to buv woulil do well to call and ex
amine for themselve-i.
Orders thankfully receivol and ]>rom]illy attended to.
Repairing executed at sliurt imliee :ui'l “ii very reitson-
able terms.
MaV>. 1S:V,1. MO-lf
For 4Iae WUol€‘?«iale Ti*a*l€ ol IS59.
A I.AHUF. AND (iK.VFKAri V,\KIKTY OF
FORKMi^ A^l) DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
R K A 1> Y - M A h K (’ L O T II T N Ci,
f#.17N, .rOTIO.rs, IHHtr-SKiRTS^tfc.
%TARR iV U lLLIAH^i,
IN placing before the pnblic this announcement, simply
desire to say to their numerous customers, ami to all
mercliants w ho Iesign m.iking their purchases here this
Fall, that they are now opening, and will during the
enswing week be prepared to expose for inspection anl
sale, one of the largest and most general stocks of
G(Kx1s in their line, ever ottereil to the'1 rade in this
market.
A portion ortlH"ie i;oods are our own importation,
con'^Ci^iK’titly we sliall l>e enalded t(' sav»' to Iiuyersthe
extra profit ciiarge 1 by tlie New \ ork .lobber.
In connexion with the above slock, we shall during
the season be j>rc]>ared to sell at low prices,
llootN niul of'all Orade^,
bought directly of the Mantifacturer—von c.\sH.
Those owing us accounts pa.st ilue will please
make pavment.
J. ii.‘sTAItK. J. -M. WILLIAMS.
Fayetteville, .\ug. iM, lS.>'.t. -l;>tf
&”slK>K!S.
FALI.ANI>WlNTi:i{STOCK.
Nchool ]%'otiee.
My School in tlie IMINALDSON ACADEMY will be
re-opened on Monday, October 3d.
Terms /n r (Quarter of ten icet-Jcs:^
English, ^ ‘
Latin, 1^'
Latin ancl Greek, w
Contingent,
few pupils can be furnished with board in tnc
family of the Principal, on Hay Mount.
.lESSE K. McLEAN, A. M., Principal.
Aug 10
Biiij;iiaiii'w School.
ISS P.INGHAM will resume her School for Voung
Ladies on Monday, the 3d of October.
Aug 27 ‘ 44-C.w
M
i\oi*th Carolina Keacleri^.
NrMHKRS 1 AND 2.
PREI-AREl) UITH SFKCIAL REFERE.VCE TO THE
\VA.VT.> AM) INTEUE.ST.s iiF
•V#r/yk I'aroiina.
LNDKR THK AU^PICKS OF THE SrPKKINTKNI>E:T 0¥ COM
MON SCHOOLS. BY
Rev. F. n. Hubbard,
PROFKSSUK OF TUB L.\T1.N LASGVAiiK A.NI> LITKRATfRE IN
THK LXIVEKSITY UF XOKTH C.^KOLIXA.
HOLMES & ROBINSON’S
FOIK HORSE STAliE LI\E TO KE>AXSVILLE,
VIA H \KSAW,
IS the shortest and most expeditious for iravelers going
North or South. Leaving Fayetteville everv day at
2 o'cUxk P. M. THROUGH IN TEN Hol KS.
The traveling public who would study their comfort
and convenience will take the Warsaw Stage.
fe^ THKOLGH TICKETS TO WELlH>N may be
had at the Stage Office. Fayetteville.
Aug 5, IS.j'.t. .‘5H-Iy
.\OTIFE. i
For the future we will call for lailies and children and .
deliver the same at their resilience* within the cor- |
porate limit' of the Town, who take p!i«sage on our line-^ I
of .'uiges. Male passengers will be received at the Stage
Office, and delivercl at iJieir Iminefl in the |
corporation. Each passenger will be allowed fiOlbs. of '
baggage free of charge. j
HOLMES \ RORIN.'^ON, j
Cont'rs Wurs.iw Line. |
C. S. IV\UUEE \ BUO., ;
Cont’rs Raleigh Line.
Fayetteville, Aug. !’>. IS')'.*. ;;S-i;nipd ;
~ i.urn:KL()ii\ f.ink.
Iiifrrt‘«>t of Tiir|M‘iifiiit*
OiNf
A. Il.VKLIl Would re-pectfully inform Turpentine
Iiistillers uii'l other- tli.al he i.' fully prepureil to
Manufacture or Repair T;ii{>etitiue. lirun ly ;ind ^Vhi'-
key Stills, Woniw. .V‘., in fnct, anytliiiii: in the liin'
of Sheet-(’opper .>r Iron work.
Particiibir iitteiiti.iii ^iven to tlie iii;iking ol .'steam
Pipes from :i -iuiieriDr kind .«! ('opjiei'. for l!o;il-. .Mil!-,
\’C.
.\II work eiiiriisied to my cnr«“ sli.-tll be i>ro|>erl_\ tlone,
anl warranteil, and on the mos; fiiv.irnlde terms ii- re-
gariN [irice. tJive me u c-ill and see for y«>\iV'elt, uud
I know 1 slcill h;tve ymr p;ilr^n.ige. I!i-iiig g, |.r:i-lienl
workman. 1 attend to nil tin- w.>rk mysell. which 1 fin.l
is to ihe advantnee ofboth my i‘U-itomer' and mv'elf.
t>ld Copper l«oujrht for r.-i li or t iii-tt in exchange tor
new Work.
July UT
\I \ i:
IL
IV .''iri et.
'.Mi:.
■ttevilic
?«i. r. IIAIVLEV X SOU
RE receivinir a large stock of Roots and Shoes, em
bracing every variety of •'tyle and (piality.
MSoi/s fintf l*onfhs'> i'aif
Boofs^ imitiH'rH At Shors^
Light. 1 >onble-Sole. anl t^'uilted Rottoms.
•flisses^ ttttfl
iitir hevh'if 4maiter
.''lipjiers and Siioes,—in frreat viiriety.
.••iERVAATJS' **»IIOEN.
A su).erior :n ticle. made to our order; Single ami Double
Sole.
V large supply of Rlack and Russet; single and double
sole: piirch.i'ed direet from Mannfacturcrs at reduced
eivsh jirices; will be sold el:i-a)>.
LSI >
t'orrHttii Tt'ttnUx; iAnthrt' of'alt ttindH;
Slioe- f'inttinffs o/'rvtrtf tliHcHptioii,
,\11 of which we otfi-r low for cash, or on uual time
to promj.t cu'toiuer>.
Aug. -'i, l^')'.*
■lu-t)W
N. •'
Nl’MRER 3,
CONTAI.NINU A F.\.MfLIAR HiSTORY AND DESCRIP-
TIO.S »F NORTH CAROLINA.
Sclectitiiis in Proso and Verse; nuitiy of them by
eminent citizen.s of the State.
HlST'.iHlCXL AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES.
And a variety of Miscell.aneous Information and Sta
tistics, by
r. If. w*m'e,e\\
UMBER 3 is a new nnd revised edition of the North
il ' arolina Header. lir“t published in 1801. Numbers
1 and 1' just is-^ucd, complete the series, which is, as a
whole, cheaper than any other serie-, of Readers in the
United States, and complete.
The Editor , Prot. Hubbanl i in his Preface to Num
ber 1 deeni' it prosier to allude to a few of the peculiar i
advantafre- aimed at V>y the Superintendent of f'ominon
Schools while making efforts to have this work com
pleted. The-e are,
I. TfTf tj a f'^ling of t*lf-ilfptniUnct. and
th»- •-nlinmeni •’t popular sentiment in Viehalf of the State
an 1 iis in-Mtiiti'jn-. It w;ij not thought inifiortant, how
ever. to have ruore thnn one number of the Reader of
merely a local intere-t.
'1. T-> r". ;-'/>/ Ihr ml nertjH-h^r romphixned r,f tn com
mon of a pt rpffU'il chungt >.n text hook*; an expen
sive habit, and one which injures the Schools by pre-
v.-nrinjr the children from being classified. A series of
h-roe Readers, it w-,as ‘-upposed, wouM be certainly used,
and thi'- great evil thus avoided.
•/. A'"',/!'-,■.'»/, tiie p ipular system of Readers being too
l-riL' and being mu le -o often merely to adil to the profits
of authors and jiublisbers.
Thi: ^erie- is to con-i-t of fewer numbers than those
g‘neraliy u-ed, and it is believed that these numbers are
•s iffioient, while if the system were universally used in
the .'tuie, the -um -avcd to parents and children would
arii' int -evenil thou'und doll;irs annually.
4. T‘j ar ;« thr hut,‘It of rhihln n leaniinj to read com-
j>>, tuffici'ntly f.tmUinr hut )n>t of the rhnractfr callrd
rhiMuh rompotifionn, containing, in lessons easy enough
for all ages, correct specimens of style, interesting in
matt..r, and inculcating proper moral.-, and religious in-
•truction.
The prices are, for No. 1, 2-') cents: No. 2, .374 cents
and No. 3, To cents. A liberal deduction from these
pncea to .Merchants and School Teachers.
_ E. J. HALE & SON.
XiTATIOAERl.
In addition to our j.resent stock we are receiving
I •50 Rea HIM l*ap(‘r,
Embracing every variety of
CAP. LETTER.
BATH LETTER.
('(►MMERCIAL NOTE
bill HEAI>,
FOLIO POST,
^ and NOTE PAPERS.
0 M L\V LI,OPES, of every description.
I cas- L;./,.- • ; ' ir, i,-a„ .SLATES, ivssorted sizes.
10)gr' . J '•.4 ' ;■ ,, h)lders; School Ink-Stands;
VISn iNO 1{(»»KS, Ac.
E. .). HALE & SON.
Feb J J ;
'I h»- l-^(lili»ii ot
Ueverfux A, BattleN Law Reports, Vol. I,
M E'El VE.~ tJie aj.prijviil of those who have examined
II it.
Chief .luutice .N'a'-h -.iv-. “1 huv. l,..,ki-.J through it
t is car«*f\Uly and well gi f up. * * ♦ 1 think to our
Court it will he invahi.itjie ^nd t-, ihe J'role.riiiin e(pially
ao. It will nave the labor of deciding the (.aine (/•/inl>-
again and ajjaiii; fur there wiil be no excii-c for Counsel
not being apprined of pointp already adjudicated.
Gentlemen ol the Bar who have purchased and ex-
ammed it, concur, so far as we know, in praise of it
STE.\MER “F.VNN^” leaves F’ayetleville ever}’ Mon
day and Thursday morning, at 1'> minutes after Sun
rise: and Wilmington Tuesday and Friday, at o'chv'k,
—carrying passengers and freight.*
Steamer "SOUTHF'UNER," with a full complement
of Flats, makes one or more trips per wvek, a» circum
stances may require.
The accident to the Steamer “RtMVAN” will be re
paired in a few da^u. She will then take her place in
the line. T. S. LUTTERL(»H.
Oct'r 4, lbo8. 01-tf
XKW LI\E.
U.M. ( AltTKK A- S0\.
Hholesale d Ki'tall IU*al*rN and Maiiuracturors
o( \ Ll. K I N i»!S
ijeathet\ SathUes ttml Harness^
of every li -Tiption. 'o]lar-, Whi|i«. \c.
N I> we also j'art iiMiInrly t lie at tent i.^n ol the wtiole
surrounding country to gi\.- u call, a'* we are de-
terniined thai none ha!I -iiirp.i"- o- in >|U:ility or low
prices; and we will give the highf>it cash price at all
A
th.
Hnl I'HllnW.
ill ex*hiiTiflre for our
I HAVE associated with me, in this line, .Mr. John K.
Dailey, ami will .style the firm ORRHLL \ D.MI.EV.
We have purchased the .‘'te.-inier Softhkknkb. and in
a few days, will have a New Flat employed with her.
Those favoring us with their patronage may rely upon
prompt despatch, by applying to .Mr. Dailey on boanl,
or to me at my office. R. M. (HiREI.L.
times for Raw Hide;
articles.
Country .Merchant-i wniilil .In well to a11 ami examine
our Sti>ck. as we ean ■'■•I! them Shoe, of :i mudi better
qualify than they u-ually L^et, mi veiy acromino.latiiig
terms. Southern Pl tntec; would 'In well to vend u«all
their orders as wc are mnkinj; a No 1 :nti- le of N EiRt)
SHOE.'', that are w'lrr.'inted to -i\e entire s:iti-faetion.
N. B. .Ml irders liimi a di-t:int-e i|i:i!l h;ive prompt
attention.
S. S. c.\rti;r. W\[
ioldston p. tt., t'hathaiii 'o,, N. ' ., (
M.irrh 1.'.. ,
• ■ \RTEI{.
'.o;-
, .M. ORIIELL.
March 20, ISo'J
J«mX K. IIAILKV.
SW-tf
To Hail Roitil Cotitrartors!
JUST RECEIVED
lOO WHEEERARROWN,
light and strong, for the Rail Road. For sale by
March 251, 18-59.
D. & W. McLAURIN.
8(K)tf
For sale, with seta
or sejiarate volumes of North t‘»-
roUna Reports, and Law P.ooks generally, by
E. J. HALE & SON.
Hyiiiiis and niMripiineii*
ou-nu..,
E. J. hale & SON.
Devereux’w Kinnie’w Biack^to^
*0 Quttntions and Answers, upon th* plan of
Kidfuc't BlaclutoBe, oa« V*lume, Drak« on Attachment
F«r Ml* bj E. J. & SON. ’
Colton Plantation for ^ale.
1 OFFER for sale a Plantation in Marlboro' District,
situated nine milea from Bennettsville, two and a
half from Pee Dee River, seven from Railroal, and two
from the Mineral Springs. The Tract contains
THKKG HLXDKEl) AND THIRTY-SKVKX ACRES,
with 150 under cultivation. The Buildings are all gomJ.
A NEW DWELLING HOUSE, with six rooms—fire
place in each room, passage through the house, two
piazzas, one in front and one in the rear. My Land
will compare favorably with any in the District. 1 have
sixty acres of Bog land cleared, that will make thirty
bushels corn per acre. The place is cultivated this
year by James Peterkin. He will show any one who
wishes to look over the lanl. My only otyect for sell
ing is I have moved West.
Terms easy. Address me at Bennettsville, S. C.,
until 1st September, after that time at Selma, Ala.
GEORGE PETERKIN.
Aug. 4 4ttf
LAND FOR'SM7
I OFFER for sale (540 Acres of LAND, lying on the
West side of Cape Fear River, two miles below Fay
etteville, and extending from the river into the sand
hills. This tract is about equally divided into river-
ridge, swamp and sand-hill Land. About 80 acres,
adjoining the river, are under cultivation and are well
suited to the growth of Corn and (Jrass: none of Ihe
Swamp has been cleared. There are several good sites
for a dwelling house on the sand-hills. Any person
wishing to purchase will do well to make early appli
cation, as I have determined to sell.
THOMAS J. ROBINSON.
Sept. 8, 1858. 44tf
Land ami Wood.
ACRES of L.\.\D lying on the Fayetteville &
Western R. R. 7 miles from Town.
4'>0 Conls PINE WOOD cut and i>iled. All for .sale
cheap to close the concern of E. Roberts & Co.
Apply to J. H. ROBERTS & CO.
June 2», 185V. o4tf
Eaborers Wanted.
I^HE Western Rail Road Co. wish to employ 4 able-
btxiied Slaves for the balance of the year, to work
on track repairs between Fayetteville and Little River
Depot. W. A. KUPER,
Ch. Eng. & Supt.
July G 29tf
Racon! Racon!!
LBS WELL SMOKED BACON. Just re
ceived by E. F. MOORE.
August 29, 1859. 44-4t
20.000
J. w. n.%Ki:K
Ih now n* ei\iii'r I'roiii the N'.)rtli the
largest, finest, and most carefully selecteil
stock of
FI K\ITI It i:
ever offered in this market; which .-icldeil to
b- own manufacture, makes hi-; assortment complete;—
all of which he will sell on the lowest j.ossiblc terms for
cash or on time to punctual customers.
Fashionable painted cottage boil-rooin Furniture in
setts; curled hair and shuck, .-ind cotton M.-ittresses;
Looking Glasses; Willow \\ .igons and t’radles; Side
Boards; Bureaus; Secietaries and Book-Cases; What-
Nots; Tables, al’ sorts; W:ih Stands; C.intlle Stand.s;
Wardrobes; Picture Frames and Glass; W inlow Shades;
Cornices; ('urtain Bands; Sofa« in .Mahogoiiy and W.il-
nut; Fete a Tetes; Ottomans; Divans ami Stools; (’hairs
of every variet}'.
tine Hos*woi(l I'inntis, (me witli ,KnIian at
tachment; Rosew'ood Melodians, from the ttest inaiuifac-
tories in New ^ ork ami Boston, warranted as good as
any maile in the .-ountry, and will be sold at New York
prices—freight only added.
September 2. 4.",if
Hlarble Factory,
Yiy laui>i:h,
TWO mioRS m\K v. t. iiiiiiii & sovs’ store
Fayellcvillf, V.
Jan’v 20, G4-ypd
^tate Rond» Tor .^ale.
^T.\TE (Coupon Bonils. (t'oiipons pay.aldc in New
O Vork, on the 1st April and 1st October.) in t^uanli-
ties to suit. Apply at the Branch of the Cai>e Fear
Bank. A. .McLE.iN.
June 1 IKif
C. EII\HERR^
Artist in Hair,
AXI>
«yi BIIOAOWAV,
N. Y.
Every description ol’ ornament made in Hair, viz:
Necklaces, Bracelets, Brooches. Flowers, &c.
Orders taken bj* mail, and returned at short
notice by the same conveyancc or by Express.
Aug. 16 42*2ni
Harper’s iVlagaxine Tor Aii^iiHt.
just received. j. hAL£ & SON.
]\KW iiOOUS.
■m mm A sm m
mfftiites Ktfle
IS Now RECEIVING A LARtJE SUPPLY OF
i»uv(;(KH)s.ii.vTs.siioix
lio LT 1 N C (’ L»T II S, \ c.,
(% I II I'all.-) .''heel Ing and Yarn at Factory Price-i.
.Ml of which will be otfered
r. ^ W H n I, ESA 1. E OR R E T AIL,
As li.w ,1' the 'amc ijualiiy cun be had in this .''tale.
March 1''"
;* Itf
.^lorc 1l00d^«S
1\ \1 jn-t rei-i'iviiiL; my .'Spring .“'toi k of (imwls in my
line. They wero -cli’ctod in the Northetn cilie:r by
liiy-idf. with great 1 .ire. and lionght I'li the liio-f rcason-
ali'e teriii'. by which I am ctialiled to otter the largest
stock I ev'r before otfered to the j'Ublic, iind to otler
them geiieially
\( (rrfHilv Prices.
FRUITS
nng
PlCKLi:
Rai'ins. I'ig'. Prune-,.
. ('herrie'-. I 'urratit-. .Vi
, .lELLlES AND I’RESUr.Vr.S
\ pple-. Lemons, (>r-
a great va-
rie' V;
PEltl l 'MERIES AND EX I'RACTS ,.f variou. k^nds:
F\N» V SOAPS AND PoM M>KS;
M USD' A I. 1 N.'^TK U \1 ENT.''’—I iddb*'. Druni'. Files,
Flute-. I!.injii'. i
WALKlNti 'VNi;S ofevervki'id;
BASKirrs \ND wii.i.ou \\
Hor.r.Y HORSES. \e.:
M T.X; FIM; A.ND (■ \M>IE.; SARDINES;
FIN E l;\RS; SMoKINt; x t'HEWlNC. TOBACCO:
CR \ KEi:.';; KINK I'OrKKr K.M\ E.>^:
.\ large as'orimetit ol I’OKT-MON.ME.'', sonie very nice;
F\N(’Y EN\ ELoI’ES. and F.\N(’Y GOODS, TOYS
uml YANKEE NoTloNS;
An a'^'^ortm»‘iit tif INDIA RL BBER
COMBS. WHIPS. FISHING T.VCKLE.
The puKlii- are re-peetfully inviteil to c:ill ainl ex-
amim- my Jtock. I h ive a ;;ieai many handsome things
that eaiinot fail to |.!ea-e.
J VS R I.EE,
Hotel Buildint;.
March ;U, 1.‘'o'.* 1.
f^rRIAI.; XiTVEE!^!
The Fayal, Kvereft llavelork Hats!
\L.s;o. a tieautiful a-Jortment of the L.VTEST STYLE
StiFT II I high and low crown.) and all the
styles of the tuo-^t elegant Hats of the season, can now
be seen at the Ba/,.i ir.
March D‘>
A. M.
RIM MON.
97-tf
THE I.IVEK
ISWii 0 itATOK!
i;> 1)R S\NK >HI».
rom|»oiiiiii(‘(l nitiroly from
fS ONK OF THK BKST IM RU^TIVK A M> MVKR MK
* l»iriNKS MOW ln;fore ll.f* (»iib)>’. thnt n« m ('•tiJmi *ic,
vH^ier, *iu'l moi e ihnii hi}j other nietliciii** Wuowi.
It iR not only a f’.ithnrttr, lnit • I.ir^r remiHiy. HCtiiiff flrM **ii iht
/.{!■*■■ to ihen on tin- a?..in»u-b nu«i o'
torarry off ihm matter, timi* H«‘cotup)iw«> pnrpi«H» ft** ••
hIIv, withoiK ATIV of th« piiitifti] ox)*«i it-r.rvii in th* oi«* -
if »ni* of ini»!«t ('nthfirtics. Ii hiron^ilirtin ih« jif thr
liiiir iloil ft it , m»f1 whiMi tnVcn daily i'*, ni'Miwuit* •; -
'▼lil F>treii»;ilirti Mftti build ti u]> with
prmcipnl ti'K'ilHtorn of *h«
pnrfornis Mi wt*']
fullr (Jevtilijpe'i I h« t
on Ihi* httnhby a. iion iht
iTHflltlCUOl ». whftilhr
mi# »lt Hllltl. tJi#* wlu.Ir
of one the |-
For the of thMi or
hx* it hift •tiidy. iu u
lo dud *onie
mftiJT derang:«nieiits to «\ hit !•
At li»*t fou*»d. an> p^r^on troii
pinint, II. ftni of >u fm ms.
vonviriioti N rertnin.
morbid or bml nmitvr fiom
pU» « % hfulihy of hi!e.
cAiikini^ food tk> i^ell.
liUilUMil’RIill lilCII NfllODL.
IlHE 14th Session of this Institution will open on the
12th of .lULY 1S5'.1. under the charge of Dan’i..
Stkwakt. ,)r.. B., as Principal.
Boanl can be had either at the Steward’s Hall or in
the neighborhood at per month, exclusive of lights
ami washing.
For further information apply to the undersigned at
Laurinburgh, N. C.
R. D. DICKSON, Seo’y.
Laurinburgh, June 18. 25-tf
To Eand Riiver^.
f^pilE undersigned otfers for sale, in the Coal region,
1 and w ithin eight miles of the terminus of the Fay
etteville & W'estern Rail Road on Deep River,
KKiHT lU .NDKEI) A( KKS OF LA.VO,
adjoining the land belongint; to the estate of George
Wilcox, dec’d, and lying three miles South from Car-
bonton, on Li 'e Pocket Creek. .Moore county.
The.se LanIs are well adapted to the growtli of corn,
cotton, wheat, oats, rye, There are on the prem
ises a ’omfi)rtat>le Dwelling, and all necessary (bit-
houses. with about one hundred and fifty acrcs under
fence, including forty or fifty acres of never-failing
bottom land. This is a rare chance for persons wish
ing to make investments, as lands are undoubtedly ad
vancing in pricc in this section.
For turiher information apply to Mr, .M. M. McRae,
Crane's (,'reek, P. >., Moore county, or address me at
Fayetteville. N. C.
DANIEL McRAE,
For the Heirs of (Jilbert McRae, dec'd.
Carbonton. .Moore co., N. C.. Aug. 24 I3tf
stock—
iiOI>»KTO.\ it
\RE now receiving direct from New Vork a large and
desirable Stock tor the en-'iiing Fall and Winter
Traile.—consisting of
>iroc'(‘rit‘w. Hardware Sc Hollow-
ware, Maddlery, Ro»tM & Mlioe»«.
otfon lla;c?in? and Rope.
M.any ot her goods, not necessary to mention. Ail of
which will l»e sold on very reasonable terras, either for
cash or to prompt paying customers on usual time.
0. W. 1. OOLDStoN. A. W. FULLER.
J8Kr)“ Hay Street. Next Door to H. A: E. J. Lilly.
Aug. 21.‘ls.V» 4;j-lm*;jni
irci7.ar.
'"pil E undersigned has opened an OHice in the Brick
1 Building, two doors below the store of .Mr. George
McNeill. Hay .'Street, at the foot of Haymount. where he
i-i prepared to receive on Consignment for sale or for
shipment,
ALL KINDS OK (OIMRY PRODKK, OR OTHER
ARTULKS.
He will also, iwhen placeil in fund- for that purpose.)
promptly attend to the purchase and forwarding of all
descrifitions of Ciroceries and other .Merchandize which
may be reipiirel or ordereil.
Likewise, he will atteml jiromptly to all kinds of
I B.\NK BUSlNE.S.'^.--o>itaining discount.s and making
negotiations, renewing notes payable at Bank, and pro-
, curing ami forwarding Bank checks on listant places.
Havinjr had long jiersonal experience and knowledge
of the bu'inc-is and trade of the place, he feels great
contidence, that by giving his entire and undivided at
tention to these matters, and making only reasonable
and v«-ry moderate ch.-irges for his services, he will be
stimul;itt‘d .and encotirHged by a liberal patronage, and
that in all cases he will succeed in giving entire and
general satisfaction. BEVERI.V ROSE.
Refer to
Messrs. H. & E. -J. LitLV.
Mr. Gkok;k -McNkill.
Tinis. S. LlTTF.KLoii, Eac4.
Fayetteville, -Vug. 10 4U-Gw
Portalile and stationary En^iiien,
PlinipM, &:€. '
Il’^E are prepared to receive onlers for the great
.\MERM'.\N PUMP, worked without packing or
suction, throwing from D.l lo (»() gallons of water per
miiuite; sizes from 1 to 4. price j^ls to $70. Patented
-\pril ;'), IS.j'.i. Also. Doige's Gutta Percha ball valve,
S^iction and Force Pumps
Contracts Taken for the Erection of Buildings,
materials furnished, and jobbing of all kinds executed
with neatness and ilispatch.
D> Horse Power Stationary, and an 8 Horse Port
able Engine, for sale cheap by
WALT(»N & BARKY.
.Macliini.'^ts and Car Builders,
t’ayetteville. .\ug. lo. 18.3'j 40.
Town papers copy.
Leather and India Rubber
BEIiTi:\C>i, II08E, &c.
''j^HE undersigned hereby give notice that they are
1 prepared to furnish at short notice every description
of Machine Belting and India Rubber Hose.
Having in our eiujjioy competent workmen, we .are at
all times pre|>ared to put Steam Engines in order. All
orders promptly atteniled to.
WALTON & BARRY,
^ar Builders and Machinists.
Fayetteville, N. C.. July 28, 185‘J. 3r>.
THE xw:\\ editions
OF Tin;
Supreme Court Kc|>0|.
The Publishers, conceiving that th* ir V |,
with Judge Battle’s Notes, of some ..*■ t'
of Reports which had gone our of print,
ciently attracted the attention of the I’rut,.
lieen happy to receive the following volm,- ,r-
to their merits, from a distinguishe.l Lawvi-t ‘
R.vi.kk.ii. .Jiilv , ,
Mkssks. E. j. Hale & Sox:—Oknti.i;mi\ \
1 did not have an ojiportunity, until
since, to examine your re-publicaiion ,,r il ,.
of Dev. & Bat. Eq. Rep., and also tlie iii ,- \
same Reporters' of the Law decision^ ,t
Court. It is uo compliment, eitiiei to .
Hitftlt, to say, as an humble memliei' of it,,. ,,
I thank you for this nuist valuable adiliti..ii •
dicial treasure of the .State. To the ,
legal profession the Notes of Judg.- |’,
value, and I do most sincerely hojn- n
from the i>rofession gencrallj that eii’. ^u; . .
patronage which you deserve.
1 am. gctitlctnen, your'.
uiost truly iiiid ri -)-
II. U \!i‘
The Publishers h.ive now in iire-. 1’
printed, the 2d Vol. of Deveri-ux |’, i( , , ■.
with Judge Battle's valuable Note-. ..-.i
typograjihical errors coiTected. Ord ' -
E. J. II \|.K
Aug. 8, i8r>y.
is^l PRE.TIE 01 RT
NHW K I) IT ION (»i
Devereux and Baltle's Equliy. V«l, i
The subscribers have .lu-t ininte'l a l'1
this volume, (one of the most vHli; ii,'i
with Notes and Referi'iices to other adjud-
to the Revised Code, by H.jii. Wtn. II. Pi;, , .
niany ci>rrections of ty])ogra)'hleal erni>
They have now in jiress the !!•( v..
Judge Battle's Notes, whieh the\ u'l; |.i,,
Their 2d Edition -if the 1st v.i’.ume \,.
Law Rcf)orts. issued la-t year, ha- rec iv- : ti,
batiou ot the l’rofe'iun.
They also republished a 2d Editi..n ,i li, \ , ,
Equity i without Notes. ; ,\nd in a'iditi,,n ,
the proprietor' jf the entire edit iuii' uf i,h.-
Law and ^^(uity. and can >u[ ply nnv v,,' . .
the Ri^port-i. or complete sets. >o f;iV ■ ,
be had.
They deal l ii-gely in Law P.cink'. an.I
onler work-; not on their shelve';, to -nj > '
'oniers. K. .1. I!.\L; . > ■
Fayettevilk', May D'.. LVjW.
BitiTiSii PM:RtOMtn\lLs
I L. SCOTT CO.. NEW YORK, continu.-
thi* following le.ading British Peri.Mlic.i'
'! f,.
’ ri:
THE LONDON yUARTERL'i
THE EDINBURtiH REVIEW
c 'on'er\ iir.
Whi-
TU( r oiio jf ihf
hiiniMfi hody ; niii whpM it
ihr of the irairtn sie
Ltif for the nroptr f>«rform
"toTiiHrh i^«t raiilt, thflMiw#]^
•• t »t)(Ters in '«> w‘jiici)CP
liHviiig cftuoi to do iu duty
ir»n. one of the pt«>|>ri«io'it
of mi»rts Ihmj i
whetvwith lo couhttfriirt ihe'
It Ik lifthle.
To prore that I bin remedy j»
hie.| with C oin-
hAw iHit to try A UittU. av.d
rht‘»e iuiu^ r^tnovtf nil
Ihe syRt«m. snpplytii^ in ih#ir:
ii‘vi|f>vr»tin« the j*ionj«rh.
piirlfyltiK hl«>ol,.
whole ni*kcbM»**ry, leniorii-j; |
% radlcAl rur*. .
iillloiiii nttarks Hfr I
lirltcr, by W\
1^1 ver Invl^orAfor. '
One dose eAtiiiris Buf j
•Md preTeiit th« f«mt from
Only one doi»e t«k«ii before
marc. I
Only on* d«>»e lAken at {
ICentJT. and cure* 'oM-, ^ tlvciiens.
do»a taken after earh ; p||^ Dieal will cure liyftiieiikla
do»e of two tea spoonfuls wUl alwavs teii«ve
Slrfc ll«‘nln*he« |
One b»tile taken for fe ; 'male obfttrucUoT\ reniove*> the
cause of the dineHHe. and j makes a n#rfeet cure
Ot.Iv one dos.. immedintely ' ^ relieves Cliollc, w!,il.
One d»>se orten repwiUHl t» PV a nure cuie for C'liolern
Mornus, and a preventive! 'of Cliolrrn.
Only one l»otlle is | |neede1 to throw out of ibe
•ymeen the «f!ect* of medi-i cine after a li^nt »ickne»»
•^T“On« bottle taken for I ”
cured. what li«
the occasional use of ihe
ficient to relieire tbe itofnaob
rising and sonrini;.
retiring, prerents
n^rbt, looeens the bowels
>Taiitillrr r'tnoves alt sal
from the skin.
time before eating five^ ▼!
food ditpest well,
cnies (tironlf*
while .S 11 la iti i* nnd
0 almost to the first d>se
. tacks raust‘i by \Vorma in
I safer, m speed'ie. reuipdy in
flroi»i*jr, by the
'mendinf: this iut"4irine ^
t'lilU
I0114 Tj'p#*, It operate*
are willine u» testify to it*
lowtiess or unnatural color
«M»e dose taken a nhort
Kur to the appetite, and makes
hie dose oHen repeated
I'lKm In its worKt forms.
Ilow'cl complaint* yield
hie or two Uowes cures at
'hUdren ; there Is no snror.
the worhl, as it fnih,
K f«iw bottles cure-
abM>i l>ents.
\\« take nleasiite In rerom
prereolive tor F«V*r aixf
nnl all I^VveiMi of a llfl*
with certainly, and thousMiidii
wonderful virtues.
YmMI
•>» nionH. vtlth tlio Invl-
P:»iaitor, niMl Hwallow both l»^rth«r.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
IS \ SCIK.XTIFIC MKDtl'AI, I)I8(’«|VKRY, «n.l i> ,Uwl%
workltiir curt^, almost too urreal to t>«lieve. U cures as i! 'n\
inMeu*, Ms /ft$t dm* (firing hen^jit. and seldom more tliaii
01.c iKittle is required to cure any kind of Klvrr romplaint.
trtMn the worst Jaundi*'t or to a common
uJ .*r which are the result of a L«lv^r.
ss
Now Yerk
PRICK OKB DOI.l.AR rCR •0T7LK
Dr. SANK»KI>, Propiietor. 545 Hro:idwHy,
Retailed by all Uru>rriHf*> Sol I a/««>
JAS. N. SMITH and S. J. HINSDALE,
Fayetteville, N. C.
Nov'r n. 62-ly
l!iiisrnr Cane 91ills$.
THREE STYLES
(►f First I’reniium 2 and S Roller Sus:ar Cane Mills,
Manufactured by
boyde:^ so:v,
Salisbi Kv. N. C.
Aug. S'.ttNl
Hardware^ Ciitlerv,
!!$ADDI.IvKY, &c.
).\MES MARTINE is now receiving a large and gene
ral assortment of ever}’ thing in the above line.
—ALSO—
•\ prime article of Rio, Lagnira and Java COFFEE
rrtiphed and lirown SUtJ.\R; Sugar House SIRUP and
MOL.VSSES.
All of which ig offered on as good terms as can he had
in this market.
Nov'r I. 18.j8. C6tf
STOVKS, SHKET IRO^,
TIIM-WAUK, &c.
N H.VND. a large assortment of Box and Cooking
Stoves: Tin-ware: Sheet-Iron; Lead Pipe. Also
'Mti€ “O/rf iiotninion Voffef
For sale by .JAMES MARTINE.
Nov’r 24. G6tf
0
PAINTS OIL«, &€.
SPERM, Refined, Lard. Linseed and Tanners’ OIL:
White Lead; Burning Fluid; Putty; Window Glass
and Sash of all sizes.
—.VLSO—
Afresh supply of PON D’S PAIN DESTROYER.
For sale by JAMES MARTINE.
Nov'r 24, 1858. «otf
rioww! PIowm!! PIow$!!!
Si), a PLOWS;
r>(* No. 10 Plow#;
50 No. II -
2.') No. .50 “
2") No. *tO “
Points, Bars an«l Mould Boards to suit.
For sale by j; leetE.
Jan’y 12
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Fr., .
4.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Liberal
o.
BLACKWOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE I
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considered indisjiensable to the scdiolar and the j
sional man, while to the intelligent reader oC cvi-w .
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the cuiTent literature of the day, throughout tl,.
than can be possibly obtained from nnv other »■
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of ADVANf E SHEETS froi;, tl.. 1'
publishers gives additional value to these l;. |. :i
asmuch as they can now be placed in the liati':
scriliers about as soon as the origin.al eiliiji.t
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A discount of twenty-five per cent, from the nl
will be allowed to Cu bs ordering four or iii"i e
any one or more of the above works. Thu-;; I o n
of Bl.ackwood, or of one Review, will be sent t.. '
dress for four copies of the four Review-' m l I'
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will be deliverel, FREE OF PO.'TAGE. U li. ii-
mail, the Postage to any part of the United -
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Periodirnh nhnn -iinmed /V j,rr it iun:.
Remittances for any of the above publicatin;!- -■
always be addressed, post-paid, to the Piibli>lier'.
LEONARD S('OTT m
No. r»4 (lold street. New V '
»TATK €>I^€>RTH i\\ ROIJ \ \
BLADEN COUNTY.
(^ourt of lMea.s and ^narter Sessinii'. A■
Tenu, IS;")!,!.
Ralph R. Parker. Ex'r of Sarah P. Siiiglvi:i:y
Henry Hillburn and wife Emily, Harriet SiiiL'I-
and John If. Singletary and wife Sally.
Petition for Account.
IT appearing to the s.atisfaction of the t'.ni!-
Harriet Singletary, and John H. Singletary :ii
Sally, three of the defendants in this cause, it-'i i'
yond the limits of this State; It is therefore, on m
ordered by the ('ourt. that publication I>e iii.i'l'- :■
Fayetteville Observer, notifying the said dett i; I n:'-
the filing of this petition, and that unles* the.v !'
at the next term of this Conn. and answer tlie i" '
the same will be taken pro confes«o. and heard on •
av to them.
Witness, .V. K. Cromartie, Clerk of our >:ii l '
at office in Elizabethtown, the 12th tlav of .Aii- i-'
D. 18.yj.
40*G] A. K. CRo.MARTIK. : •
STATE OF \«RTH \% K«IJ ^ '
COUNTY OF RICHMtjND.
('ourt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, -liiK i
1859.
James L. Currie, Adm'r of Mary Graham. !> ■ ! '
William W. Graham, Adm'r of Neill (.iraliaiu. 'i'
et al.
Petition for account and settlement.
THL*' cause coming on to be heard, uj>oti ihe j '
tiled, and it appearing to the satisfatii»ii i
Court that Peter Graham, .\nn Graham. Lew:- ll '■
and wife Isabella, John Gr.aham, William II.
Francis Ann Graham and Amanda Graham, d. ltn i *: '
are not residents of this State; It is ordeifl ■
Court that publication be made in the Fayette’•
server, a newspaper published in the town of 1 ,
ville, N. C. for six consecutive weeks, notityin.
aforesaid non-resident defendants to bo and .il l" '
the next term of our said Court, to be hel 1 t 'V
county at the Court House in Rockingham, on ii"-
Monday in October ne.\t, then anil there to ple.nl. ‘
swer or demur to said petition, or the s.aiiie wili •"
ex parte and jiulgment pro confe^so entered .'i- !■ '
Witness. Louis H. Webb, Clerk of our said ‘"if’-
Office in the town of Rockingham, the third M
July, A. D. I8r.y. L. H. wur.r..' ' -
l» ’ •
50
79-
AX anl Seine Twine.
LBS. Gill Net Twine;
Ov l’.*0 lbs. Seine “
Ju.st received by C. E. LEETE.
Jau’y 12 79.
Blitter, Cheese and C'rackerw.
1 A EIRKINS Goshen Butter;
XV 25 Boxes State Cheese;
10 Bbls. Soda and Butter Crackers.
Just received by C. E. LEETE.
Jan’y 12 ‘ 79-
Web^^ter’H £lementary Spelling
Book, for sale by E. J. d^ALE & SON.
KEIVARIK
R.\NAW.\\ from the subscriber, about the 1^' '
1858, his negro boy J»HN. aged aI>oiit ! '
stout and able-bodied, about 5 feet S or !' im h - '
will weigh about D‘>5 lbs. He has a very i '•
pression of the eye when in conversation. H'‘
wife in the vicinity of Goldsborongh, and I think
regular tri|>s between this county ami Wayne.
I will give ?2.j for his confinement in any j i ^
State, so that 1 gut him. and 5100 for evidi t]i’ ' •
«ut to convict any responsible person of harhoi itiu
WM. B. FIKI.!'
Near Fayetteville, July 22, 186y
Colton’!^ fountain ^c-eii«*r>*
A FURTHER supply just received.
E. J. HALE & S0>
Majr 19.
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i:i)wiKi
EDITOKS
Pricc for the .''eioi V
advance: t-! if
t ion; oi‘ -T 1 a 11 er I
Kot the et ki ok'
adviini'.'; -s' il
tion: '■ ""
ADVKilTI.''
!ii|U;tre of D’ line- :
Hucceedii g pul.lie.tti
cial coutraei'. at r
rei|m*stt*d to -tat'* tli
they will be eoiitirni
int;ly.
.Advertisements to
cent «xtra.
From and af:" ■ ihi
will *>e I'lltere 1 v '.:li
the paper be 'em to
than is paid ;
Such of our '11
per oil this -y-tem v
remitlHuee'.
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