TJHUB.. NOJRTM.'. CJAJttOIillNIAW
The fol low
constitutes a
breast was tilled with mi ny;lel rare id
admiration. Me laid the matter before his
council, where opinions were divided, and
the Emperor at length decided in favor of
mere j and gave the hand of his noble
daughter to her lover. Such, in brief, is
the stot j of Eginhardt and Imma.
"And rising from his throne of 'state,
Good Charl.imagne, with rapid stride,
As if he fslt the deed was Lite,
Led Eginhard to Imma's side,
And laying in his trembling hand,
The long and closed-linked iron band,
He called on every warrior there
To join and bless the happy pair."
.Mart J'J. Lee.
Rosa li k from the rose ct lis, the rose
and lily is a favorite name,
ing lines so full of pathos,
beautiful tubute to it :
ROSALIE.
I love to forget ambition
And hope in the mingled thought
Of valley and wood ami meadow,
Where whilome, my spirit caught
AriVction's holiest breathing
Where under the skies with me.
Young liosalie roved, aye drinking
From joy's bright Castaly.
I think of the valley and river,
Of the old wood bright with blossoms
Of the pure and chastened gladness
Vpspringing in our bosoms:
I think ( the lonely turtle.
So tong-.ied with melancholy.
Of the hue of t lie dropping moonlight,
And the stai light pure aud holy.
Of the beat of a heart moat tender,
The sigh of a shell-tict lip,
And soft as the land tones wandering
Far leagues over ocean deep;
Of a step as light, in its falling
On the breast of the beaded lea,
As the fall of the fairy moonlight,
On the leaf of yon tulip tree.
I think of these and the murmur
Of bird and katydyd,
Whose home is in the grave yard cypress,
Whose gublet, the honey reed
And then I weep: for Kosdie,
Has gone to hr e-irly rest,
And the green lipped reed and the daisy
Suck sweets from her maiden breast.
Adeline and Adelaide are from the
German. Thej- are only dili'erent forms
of the same name, which signifies a. prin
cess. They are very pretty names and
fall gracely into the poet's verse. W itness
the following from Tennyson :
Some honey converse feeds thy mind,
Some spirit of a crimson rose
In love with thee forgets to close
Its curtain, wasting odorous sighs
All night long 01. darkness blind.
What ailcth thee? whom waitest thou
W ith thy softeu'd shadow'd brow,
And those dew-lit eyes of thine,
tnou tj;i,t srniler, Adeline ?"
Ada. Chambers, to whom, in a series
of Articles in thu Kdinburgh Journal, we
are largely indebted For etymological facts,
derives this name, well known as that of
- Byion's daughter, from the Saxon Edith
Un.i - ,i;. i c i
Edittor Hade whence Ada.
From the Southern Literary Gazette.
NAMES.
Anthony, or Antony, is from the Latin.
It sgi'Wes flourishing. It was render
ed famous by Markus Antonius. It was
the name of Vandyke, the celebrated paint
er. Shakspere has given it the impress of
his pen That is enough.
Ai'oustvs is also from the Latin ami
signifies increasing. Since it was borne
by the first of the Imperial Caesars, it has
been a great favorite in princely palaces, j
rnnces, however, have no monopoly of it.
CESah is used as a Christian name, and
thus claims a place here. It is believed
to signify well haired. The German Kai
fforaudthe Russian Czar are traceable to
the same source.
Hi la st y, merry, cheerful, is a fine old
monkish name, which deserves to be re
covered from the dust anil rubbish of the
monastery and again be hearil among men.
Who would have a better name.
Uoiface is a well-doer, but alas! he can
do nothing but keep tavern since Narcju
har used the name in the Beau Stratagem.
'OId Will Boniface'' is "pretty well known
upon the road, as the saying is," but no
body but a landlord would have the name.
Ci.emf.nt signifies mild or merciful. It
is from the Latin.
CoNSTAxTiNK, another name from the
Latin, signifies resolute, standing firm.
PuiLir is of (ireek origin and has the
meaning of a lover of homes. It was the
name of that prince of politeness, Chester
field. Sir Philip Sidney also adorned it.
Mahtin is from the Latin and signifies
martiul. It was, not inaptly, the name of
the great Reformer, Luther, win se words
were half battles."
Lion k l has the meaning of a little lion,
and is also from the Latin.
Thkodouh is a fine, harmonious name,
from the Creek, and signifies Gift of God.
A name so appropriate and so beautiful
fehould be more common. Its feminine
form is Theodoha.
"Since wc know her for an angel,
Hearing meek the common load,
Let us call her Tiitnuop.A' Gift of God."
Emma is of German origin and has the
meaning of a good nurse. It is one of the
prettiest of modern names and is too sel
dom used. In the form of Imma, it was
borne bv Charlemagne's fair daughter,
about whom one of the rarest bits of histo
rical romance is recorded:
Kginhard, the Emperor's Secretary, loved
the fair princess Imma, and his affection
was returned. The lovers dared not meet
openly, on account of the plebian rank of
Kginhardt, and they held stolen interviews
in the apartments of the princess. While
they were together one night, there was a
!ig,ht fall of snow, which covered the
groin. d. II ere was a dilemma; as Egin
hard was obliged to cross a court yard in
order to reach his own rooms and his foot
steps in the snow would betray his visit to
Imma. Behold what love will plan and
execute! The princess Imma, notwith
standing the expostulations of her lover,
took him on her back and carried him
urross the court, well knowing that her
foot-steps would not excite suspicion.
ttul it happened that Charlemagne, who
had risen from his couch, was standing at
his open window, which overlooked the
court yard, and saw, in the moon-light,
the love-stratagem of his daughter. His
Sketches
Carolina.
of North
Beattie's Foni, Lincoln Co., N. C.
October 25, 1850.
A WORK Trill be published by the undersigned this
Spring, entitled a above, giving an accurate account of
each County in our State.'iS Alphabetical
rivatiouofits name, date of formation, it. Colomaiand
Revolutionary Hi.-tcry.a Biography of its distinguish
citizens, an accurate li.-t of its representation in each
branch of tbe General Assembly, its Towns. River. Popu
lation. Resources. Products, and Topography.
The undersigned has for many years been collecting
nt.d condensing the material for this work. The archives
of our own State have been carefully examined, and co
pious extracts made from its records. 116 has procured
from the offices of the Board of Trade and Plantations in
London many valuable documents. Rare and valuable
works have ben imrchased from abroad, touching the
earl v history of our State, and each County, which have
never seen the light. He has been kindly aided by gen
tlemen in different sections by copies of original documents,
mid faithful traditional statements, highly important and
interesting.
He does not aspire to the position of the Historian, but 1
hopes from records and statistical facts to afford materials j
j to other abler hand, for this pleasing and less lnborious j
I dutv. This work, it is hoped, will be useful as a book of
reference to the statesman and scholar, and man of busi
ness or leisure. Occasional extracts have been published
in the Standard and other paper of this State, over the
signature of Tacitus. -:
The History of North Carolina is yet to be written.
Tbe remark which one of tbe ablest Historians ot the age.
(Bancroft.) ha-t been compelled toiH:ike. that-so carelessly
has the History of North Carolina been written that the
name, merits and end of the first (Jovernor is notkncwn.";
is a reflection upon us An examination of the early his
tory of the Counties of North Carolina shows a record of
the purest patriotism and indomitable courage. This re
cord is now covered by the dust of age. aud unknown by.
neglect. It is a debt which the present generation owes
to the past as well as tlie future to preserve these memo
rials ; for it often occurs in the history of our race, that
facts known to one feneration are controverted by the
next, and at a succeeding period are considered as doubt
ful legends, unworthy of historical faith. Our Mecklen
burg Declaration of Independence, in May 1770, had al
most been an illustration of this truth.
" These are deeds which should not pass away.
And names that must not wither : though the earth
Forgets her empires with a just decay.
The enslavers and the eus'ave J. their death aud birth.' '
This work will be illustrated with a Map of the State,
from latest purveys, and including the new Counties to
this date, and sketches in Engravings of someof her beau
tiful scenery. It will contain about f(N) pates, and b
furnished n't one dollur a copy. Subscriptions will be re
ceived and the book furnished at different points of the
State. JNO. H. WHEEL Kit.
P. S. Editors of the different Presses in the State are
requested to copy the abovo The Press will receive in
this work a sketch worthy of its influence and importance
Those Editors who publish the above four successive
times, and send a copy of the paper containing the same,
will be entitled to receive a copy of the work as a return
for such notice.
ClO-Jw J- II. W.
JAS. G-. SMITH,
NEW GOODS,
AND NEW STOHE
Urn
The subscribers havi ng associated themselves
together for the transaction of" a general mercan
tile business i:i the town of Favetteville, under
the name and style of J. T. COUNCIL, & CAIN,
respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lic generally, that they have taken the stand for
merly occupied by Jas. M. Williams, north side
of Person street, (nearly opposite the Cape Fear
Bank,) where thev are receiving a large stock of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, HOLLOW-WARE.
Crockery, Glass, and Japan Ware; Boots and
Shoes, a food assortment; Hats and Caps; Bon
nets; Coffee; Sugar; Liverpool, Alum, and Blown
Salt; Iron; Nails; Mackerel and a few Connecti
cut River Shad; Crackers; SADDLERY AND
READY-MADE CLOTHING, and in fact every
thing usually kept in a dry goods and grocery
store. Cell and you can be suited, both in price
and quality of goods.
Also, a good assortment of LIQUORS : French
Brandy; Porter; Port, Maderia, and Malaga
Wines; Gin, Rum, &c.
The above goods were bought at the lowest
cash prices, and will be sold cheap for Cash, or
on time to punctual customers, or exchanged for
produce of all kinds.
J. T. COUNCIL,
Sept 71S50. tf R. S. CAIN.
TAYLOR tfe UNDERWOOD
Have Removed
to the store formerly-occupied by G. & II. Mc
Millan, on Green street.
They are now receiving a complete
STOCK OF GOODS
direct from New York, embracing a great va
riety, suitable for the fall and winter trade.
All are invited to call and see before purchas
ing. Aug. 31, JS50. 3rn
N E W
PT5
says,
was
For tlie Manufacture of
TIN WARE.
The subscriber have formed a copartnership
for the purpose of carrving on the TIN AND
SHEET IRON BUSINESS, on west side of Gil
lespie street, where they intend to manufac
ture TIN WARE of every description, which
will be offered for sale at as low prices as any
Establishment in the State.
Country Merchants or others wishing to buy
to sell again, would do well to give them a call, as
they are confident that they can suit them in
qualityand price. They have now on hand of
their own manufacture, a supply of superior
UAKERS, which are highly recommended by all
all who have used them.
JOBBIiVG
Of all kinds, such as making Factory Cans, re
pairing Factory Drums, also Roofing, Guttering,
Mending, ccc. &c, faithfully executed with de
spatch and at moderate prices.
GURDON F. WEBSTER.
WM. W. FRIZ ELL.
Favetteville, Sept. 11, 1850. tf.
NEW GOODS.
Our Fall and Winter Stoqk of
GROCERIES) HARDWARE, &c.,
Has now come to hand and is ready for sale.
Our stock is large, and well worthy the atten
tion of those wishing to purchase.
We will barter for any kind of country
produce.
COOK TAYLOR.
Aug. 31, IS50.
601-tf
XJ3" Wagon and 2 horses for sale.
a bargain may be had. Apply to
Oct. 12. lm J.E.BRYAN.
NEW FALL & WINTER
AND HAIR DRESSER,
j FAVETTEVILLE, 2. C.,
i . .
! Still serves the public in the above line, at his
j shop
I in tlie Favetteville Hotel.
i . .
! WANTED, an intelligent boy as an apprentice
J to the above business.
July 20, 1S50. y
The subscribers have just received their stock
of Fall and Winter Goods, embracing a general
assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Shoes and Boots, Hats and Caps,
Bomiets, Bibbons, Umbrellas, 4'C
We invite our friends and the public generally
to call and examine our stock for themselves.
We think we can suit them in stvles and prices.
AREY & SHEMWELL,
North-west corner Market Square, Green st.
October 5, 1S50. . .
"MOTTflF Application -will be made to the noxt
A A - General Assembly of North Carolina
to charter tha FayetteviUe and Southern riank Road
Company.
21. McKETXI-SlN
Still eontinues to carry on the
CARRIAGE BUSINESS
in ail its branches, at the OLD STAND. He re
turns thanks for the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received, and hopes, by a strict atten
tion to business and a desire to give entire satis
faction, to merit a continua.-.ce of the same.
He has on hand a very fine assortment of
Carriages, Barouches,
Buggies, Rockaways,
AND SULKIES,
finished, and a very large assortment of work
partly finished, which, for elegance of shape and
finish, will compare with any other work.
Persons wishing to buy, would do well to call
and examine the work, as he is determined to
sell low for cash, or notes on short time.
QCf All work warranted for twelve months,
and repaired free of charge, should it fail by bad
workmanship or mateiial.
(jC? Repairing faithfully executed at short no
tice, on very reasonable terms.
January 1L, 1S50.
SnnrJ i ir-n r ... - ... , . ,i 'mi 3
REMO VAL.
The Cross CreekManufacturingCorapanyhave
removed their Store to the south side of Person
street, three doors below the Market Square,
where they will keep constantly on hand
both warp and filling; carpet warp, seinetwine,
wrapping twine, stockingyarn, and cotton batts.
They are thankful to their customers, and hope
thev will continue their favors.
J C. BENBOW,
President C. C.Manuf. Co.
7th month, 20th, 1S30. 5&5-U"
DENTISTRY.
S. S. GILCHRIST, Dental Surgeon,
respectfully informs the citizens of FayetteviUe and Ticin
ity. that he has taken an office in the FayetteviUe Hotel,
where heis prepared to perforin all operations in his pro
fession, aud would be pleased to wait on all who may favor
him with a call. All work warranted.
October 27, 1349. ft57-tf
II. W. Hardie, ' bookbin din g b usi-
nes? at the new store next door to Mr Ueasley. Jeweler,
where he will receive and execute binding in any style desired-
VERTICAL WATER WHEEL.
There are several hundred of these wheels in
in operation in different counties in North Ca
rolina. For proof of their great advantage over
the common flutter wheel, or any other wheels
now in use for saw mills, we confidently refer to
those who have applied them t their mills. We
can recommend them particularly for their su
periority in cases of a low head of water, or back
water.
AVe still keep a supply of Wheels, suitable for
different heads of water, at Wilmington, New
bern, Washington, Fdenton, and Favetteville.
The wheels may also be had of E. A. Brevard,
Lincolnton, arid Uriah Wrells, Petersburg, Va.
Persons wishing to obtain the right to use the
wheels, will be served on application to D. Mc
Neill &Co., Favetteville, N. C.
D. McNEILL,
A. A. McKETIIA N,
D. J. McALISTEll.
January 10, 1S50.
mm
for the removal & permanent cuke
of all diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood,
or habit of the system.
Among the many and important discoveries of
this generation, is one whose fame will be writ
ten, as with a sunbeam, in the history of the
past. SAND'S SARSAPABILLA stands forth
alone, and by its own works proclaims its power
that mute eloquence so irrisistibly nflecting in
the appeals of the suffering for relief have been
answered. Thousands of cases of diseases have
been cured by this invaluable Medicine, such as
are not furnished in the records of time. These
things are not done in secret places. They are
brought before the world to substantiate, beyond
doubt, the healthy virtues of this preparation;
and the facts untold, although gigantic, are as
plain as the light of day. The Sarsaparilla is
combined with the most effectual aids, the most
salutary productions, the most potent sitnjdes of
the vegetable kingdom; and its unprecedented
success in the restoration to health of those who
had long pined under the most distressing chronic
maladies, has given it an exalted character fur
nishing as it does, evidence of its own intrinsic
value, ami recommending it to the afflicted in
terms the afflicted only can know. It has long
been a most important desideratum in the prac
tice of medicine, to obtain a remedy similar to
this one that would act on the Liver, Stomach,
and Bowels with all the precision and potency of
mineral preparations, yet without any of their
deleterious effects upon the vital powers of the
system. Although po.'essed of powerful healing
properties, it is entirely harmless, and will not
injure the most delicate constitution. When in
perfect health, no effect is produced by its use,
except an increase of appetite; but when disease
is seated in tbe frame, and carrying fjst its vic
tim along the path of life, then its mysterious
influence is felt and seen; it enkindles new life
and vigor, and brings health and strength to the
su Meting and diseased.
SCROFULOUS AFFECTION OF THE E YES
"Winchester, Ky., Oct, IS 10.
A. B. &, D. Sands Gentlemen: I would not
have presumed to write to you, if it was not my
duty to let the puolic know tlie almost miracu
ions eneci your .arsaparma nas nail upon me.
iiy umos were covered wuu uicerous sores, so
that T could not walk during the whole Spring
and Summer. In this situation I commenced the
use of your Sarsaparilla, and after taking two
bottles was entirely cured. I must also tell you
of another wonderful cure. My b-rother was
afflicted with this scrofula in his head, so bad,
his physician told him the loss of his sight was
inevitable, and permanent blindness seemed to
be his fate. Three bottles entirely restored his
sight, artd we cannot but recommend all sitnila
rv afflicted to use Sands' Sarsaparilla
Yours truly, BENJ. F. BUCKNER.
For sale by S.J. Hinsdale, Favetteville; by
Dr. A. C. Evans & Bro., Wilmington; by P. F
Pescud, Raleigh ; by Dr. A. Malloy, Cheraw;
and by Druggists generally throughout the Unit
ed States and Canadas.
Aug. 1, 1S50. 3t
TIN WARE
MANUFAC TOR V.
AT WHOLESALE & KETAIL.
F. T. WARD'S
Old established Tin & Sheet
Iron Ware Manufactory
Is Removed.
To the south-cast
comer of Market
Square.
ready with the necessarv
machinery and materials for making
Factory Drums and Cans,
and to do all kind of work for Factories; also
Rooting, guttering, and all kinds of
JOBBING
done on short notice, &.by experienced workmen.
.A constant supply of Tin kept on hand, at
wholesale and retail. Country merchants and
pedlars can be supplied at the verv lowest prices.
F. T. WARD, Agt.
Sept. 23, 1S50.
FAMILY GK0CERY.
WM. hi LUVfc
Has opened a Family
Grocery on south side
of Person street, near
the Market square, where persons can be accom
modated with small quantities His Groceries
were recently purchased in New York, and are
of the best nuality.
Sept. 21, -?f0 001-tf
SlOO 11EWAKD.
Wc will give .9100 reward for a neijro man
named HANNIBAL, if delivered to us at Halifax
Court House, Va., or o0 reward if secured in
jail in FayetteviUe, or any other jail, so that we
yet him again. The said negro man Hannibal is
about five feet high, rather a brown complexion.
He has a scar over one of his eyes, and has one
or two of his front teeth out. About 2S years of
age. We will give the above reward to any per
son who will secure trfe said negro so that we
get him again.
POINDEXTEK & EDMONDSON.
Sept. 11, 1S.')0. i.u.i-tf
ENCOURAGE HOME MA N U FA C T U R E S .
HOUSTON & 0VERBY
Saddle, Trunk & Harness-makers,
South side Person st., 5 doors cast of
Cape Fear Hank,
Respectfully return their
Sdiuix y the public generally, for the
noerai snare oi patronage
they have received, and hope
by steady application and
strict attention to business,
still to merit :i r.oiitii)ii:nrp
s a-9j vVr"3' of the same.
In addition to their former stock, they have
just received from Baltimore and New York, a
new supply of Saddlery, Hardware, Skirting and
Harness Leather, hog and sheep Skins, Saddle
Bags, Carpet do. , hog-skin horse and mnleCol
lars, Port Folios and hand-Trunks. They have
now on hand, and still continue to manufacture,
ladies' and gentlemen's Saddles, boys do., bridles
and martingales; silver, brass, and Japan mount
ed carriage Harness ; do. buggy and sulky do.;
Pope & Frazier'ss self-adjusting Pad-Trees; with
a good assortment of Whips of every description.
We invite our friends and the public to call and
examine our work before purchasing elsewhere,
as we will sell the above-named articles as low
as they can be bought in any establishment in
this place.
Having had 2S years experience in tlie business,
we flatter ourselves with the hope that we can
give satisfaction to our customers. All work
done by us warranted for any reasonable length
of time. Qcf- Prompt attention paid to repairing
saddles, bridles, harness, &c.
Sept. 14, l-.r)0. y
LANDS E0R SALE.
The subscriber offers his PLANTATION for
sale, containing 300 acres ; 150 of w h ich is clear
ed and hi a high state of cultivation. The farm
is beautifully situated with a neat Dwelling
House with four upright rooms w ith a fire place
attached to each, and all necessary out-houses;
with gi n and cotton press. This hind is of the
best cotton lands in the Eastern part of North
Carolina well watered and as healthy a situa
tion as can be found, as there has never been a
case of fever on it. The stand is one of the best
in Robeson county for a store, having bee-n one on
it occasionally for the last SO years. I will ex
change the land for young Negroes; or any per
son wishing to buy may have the lands for less
than the valued proceeds of it for two years. I
have also another Plantation two miles from the
above, containing S7S acres with about two hun
dred cleared, which is fine cotton land very
healthy, well watered, and very finely timbered.
These lands will be sold at a very great bar
gain. Come quick or you loose it. For particu
lars, refer to Malcom Purcell, W. C. McNeill,
near Floral College; Col. A. S. McKay and J.
H.McRae of Richmond countv.
ZACHARIAH FULMORE.
Alforclsville, Robeson Co., N. C.
Sept. 12, 1S50. 603-tf 5
FALL GOODS.
"We are now receiving
extensive assortment of
and opening a rich and
SILK ct FANCY
1311Y
Consisting of EVERY DESCRIPTION for La
dies and Gentlemen's wear.
Caps, BOjYJMTS, Boots,
Shoes, Umbrellas, Parasols, &c,
Making the most complete assortment we have
ever before offered, to which we invite our cus
tomers and the public generally.
North east corner Market Square.
E. Li. & J. A. PEMBERTON.
Oct. 5, 1S50. 2m
SOMETHING NEW ! !
And the best article known for cleaning and
polishing Brass, Britania, Tin, Glass &c.
Every family will have it when they know its
value.
MOUNT EACLE TRIPOLI.
Directions for Use en Jlfetaic Surfaces.
Rub the finished surfaces with a little of the
Tripoli on a damp cloth. Finish with a dry fine
cloth or wash leather. On Brass, use oil or al
cohol; Silver and Gold may also be cleansed and
polished with a soft brush, slightly dusted with
the Tripoli, and used dry.
for Cleansing Glass Plates or JVindoics.
Slightly moisten the cloth for the Tripoli, with
water or alcohol; rub iton the glass and follow
immediately after with a fine dry cloth.
For Cleansing the inside of Glass Chimneys for
Lamps and Gas Burners.
Attach to a stick or wire of sufficient length, a
piece of sponge or wisp of cotton, then moisten
with water or alcohol, and add a little of the Tri
poli ; this rubbed on the glass will effectually re
move smoke, or burnt stains and grease, and
leave a beatiful lustre. Simply rinsing in water
completes the process.
For sale by S. J. HINSDALE.
March 23d, 1S50.
DR. LEIDY'S
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS!!
THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS
Because they are safer, better and more !Rca
cious than any others ; and because the public
will take no others if they can obtain them.
500;000 Boxes have been sold annually fur the
last five years,
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
can always take them with equal safety, without
fear.
IF PILLS BE NECESSARY
for purging and clearing the Stomach and Bowels,
and purifying the Blood and thuds of the body,
take no others for no other pills produce those
combined effects, or contain Saraaparil la in them
EAT, DRINK AND LIVE AS USUAL,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst tak
ing them, without fear of taking cold, during ali
kinds of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are wagered that more genuine certificates (from
physicians, Clergymen, Members of Congress
and respectable citizens) can be produced of their
efficacy than of anv others, and
TEN DOLLARS
will be forfeited in every instance where One
Box will not do more good than Two Boxes of
any others.
FORTY PILLS ARE IN A BOX ! !
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOX,
with directions and much wholesome advice ac
companying each box.
They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or power of any kind,
Do not gripe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomit ing or bad feelings,
THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
And adapted to most diseases common to mankind.
DR. N. B. LE1DY, THE PROPRIETOR AND
MANUFACTURER,
is a regular Druggist, Chemist and Physician, of
fifteen years experience in Philadelphia; Gra
duate of the University of Pennsylvania; Mem
ber of different Medical Institutions of Philadel
phia, New York, Boston, Baltimore, fcc, and
associate and corresponding member of several
Medical Institutions of London and Paris.
y- Principal Depot. Dr. Leidv's Dispensarv,
No. Il l North FOURTH ST., Philadelphia
and sold wholesale and retail by S. J. Hinsdale
Fayettevnle; R. E. Williams, Waynesboro: Wil
liams &. Haywood, Raleigh; F. Gallagher, Wash
ington; and by all Druggist and Storekeepers in
tne United States.
November -2 1, IS 19. ly
JOS. S. DUNN
Is prepared to do all kinds of Wheelwright work
wagons, carts, drays, barrows, plows, &C, oil
the most liberal terms, at his workshop, corner
of Mum ford and Winslow streets, where persons
disposed to patronize him will please call.
June 16, IS 19. 53-tf
wlrit sub,3c.ribr has just returned from tfc.
m i 'A '? now 0Penig. one door wSt r f
Mr L. Glover's J.welry establishment 11 . i of
ly opposite the FayettevTue HoteT, '
A NEW STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
Among which may be found a general variety of
ladies' and gentlemen's fashionable DKPeo
GOODS and trimmings. Also a large assor t
of HON NETS, HATS, CAPS,- U()OT
SHOES, and UMBRELLAS, to which t'
respectfully invites the early attention oftl
ladies and gentlemen of both town and countr
J. M. WILLIAMS
Sept 21, 1S50. tf
MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber having taken the Establish
inent of the late A. C. Simpson, (situated opp,,
site W. Mclntvre's store,) intends carrying on the
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING
liUSlJVIZSJS
in all its various branches, and would respectful
ly solicit a share of public patronage.
Having had considerable experience in the
business, and having been employed in foir.c tt
the most extensive Establishments in New York
and New Jersey, he Hatters himself that lie can
give general satisfaction.
lie warrants all his work to he made of the
best material the surrounding countrv afienh
and by experienced workmen ; and should anv of
itfail, either in material or woj kmahship," in
twelve months from the time of its delivery, l,e
will repair it free of charge. '
GG REPAIRING done in the neatest and best
manner, and at the lowest possible prices
. , A- U- WHITFIELD.
Favetteville, 1 eb'y 23, 150 574-tf.
BUSIJYESS AGENT,
The undersigned will attend tosuchbusine.es
as the procuring of discounts, renewal of Note.,
procuring of northern Checks at either of the'
Banks in this place, and drawing of Pensions,
lie will also attend to the collection and estab
lishment of Claims against the United States, for
soldier's services in the Mexican war, or anv
other business of that nature. He will also draw
up any instrument of writing where a penman
is required, and do any other writing whatever.
Apply at tlie office" of the Tlank Road Coini
pany, under the Favetteville Hotel.
Refers to any of tlie merchants in Favetteville.
JNO. M." ROSE.
Sept 8, 1S19. 5.j0-tf
! ! I kJte
I K l
MARBLE FACTORY.
a1 s a
Bv
FAVETTEVILLE
TBT ffT GTR T!a Vfc.
SVi U. Ul SSmtQ
FayetteviUe!, N. C.
Tin's large and splendid building has now bren
in successful operation since May 1S40. The
bedding;ind furniture of all kind is all nev,aiul
the rooms convenient and pleasant.
The table is always furnished with the lifst
the market affords, aided by a fine vegetable
garden.
Boarders, lodgers, and travellers, will find desir
able accommodations, and attentive servants. No
pains will be spared to give ent ire satisfaction.
Families can be provided with large, airy front,
double rooms, conveniently and handsomely
furnished.
An experience of 20 years will enable tbe
lessee, she hopes, to give general satisfaction.
ANN BROWN.
June 1 , S"0.
At December Term of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions of Cumberland county, geneii.l
Letters of Administration of the Estate of Alex
ander C. Simpson, deceased, were granted lor
the Subscriber. AH persons indebted to tbe
Estate are notified to make on early payment.
Those holding ' hiims, are requested ti pjestnt
them to the Subscriber at this place.
J- SHEPHERD, Aclm'r.
1 ayetteville, Dec. 10, IS 19. 061. tf
Nearly opposite to E. W. Willkincs' Auction
Store. FA YETTEYILLE, N. C.
Jan. 30, IS 19 y
A. M. CAMPbYlT",
AUCTIONED M 9
J1XD
Co m m i ss i o n 31 crcli a 1 1 f ,
FAYETTE VI LLP, N. C.
JOHN D." WILLIAMS,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING
MERCHANT,
Feb
Fa-yettcrillc, N. C.
23, ISoO.
FALL. I 8 5 O .
JAMES KYLE
Is now receiving his Fall and Winter supply of
Among which are,
Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres,
Sattinets and Merino Cashmeres,
Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds,
Vestings, well assorted, .
Black and colored Silks,
French and English Merinoes,
Do- do. Muslin D'Lains,
Alpaccas, well assorted,
2-jOO pieces Calico,
Domestics, 3-4 to 10-4, bleached and brown,
Irish Linens, Lawns, and Diapers,
Merino long and square Shawls,
Plaid and other woollen do.
Anker Bolting Cloths, at reduced prices,
With many other goods, all of which bein- pur
chased for cash by the package, will be ottered
by wholesale or retail at low prices
Sept. 7, 1S50.
RANAVVAY
From the subscriber on the 22d
of July, a negro man named
MORRIS. Heis G feet 1 or 2
inches high, but slender built ;
yellow complected; rather blink
eyed; has a scar on one cheek.
When last heard from, he was
making his way towards Lum
herton. where he hat rslslinnc
I will give TWENTY DOLLARS for his deliv
ery to me, or his confinement in any jail so that
I can get him again. '
JOHN S. WILLIS.
Prospect Hall, Bladen county, N. C.
August 5, 1S50. ODS-tf
TO MV FRIENDS & THE PUBLIC.
TH!': s"bsiC,il,e- le upon the wharves in
W ilm.i.gton the first ot October next, at the so
licitation and encouragement onus Iriends to
enter upon the business of general .-:gent for the
sale of all kinds of" country produce on com
mission; as follows: Timber, Staves, Shingles,
Corn, Spirits Turpentine, Rosin, &.c. Also Ne
groes; having had experience in that business
flatters himself that he can be of advantage to
those who may sell to or through him. Being to
well (and he h-jpes favorably) known through
out the Wilmington Distriot'of country, hegives
noparticuiar reference, but merely challenges a
trial; he will have hands of his own in attend
ance with him for the dispatch of business, be
only auds that he will commence under favora
ble circumstances, ever having claimed to be an
honest dealer and faithful to his trust; responsi
ble for any thing he may undertake. In spying
this he believes his acquaintances will sustain
him, and he asks a share of patronage. Every
eflort to please, will be made.
J. J. McDUGALD.
September 7, 1S')6. GOl-om
BRUSHES.
Kngligli and French tooth and hair Brushes
Sej-t For Kale by S. J. HINSDALE.
NEW FALL. AND WISTJEB
The subscriber is now receiving his Fall and
Winter supply of GOODS, lately selected from
the New York market by himself, consisting of
English, French, and American fancy and
staple Dry Goods.
Also, a fine assortment o4' Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Caps, and "Umbrellas: together with his stock
before on hand, will make as good an assort
ment as is contained in any establishment in Fav
etteville, and will be -sold on as good terms, an"
at
as low prices as can be purchasedin any other
house in town.
ALSO. I have on hand an assortment of Hard
ware, Cutlery, &.c; China, Glass-ware and Crock
ery; and a stock of Wines, Rum and French
Brandy; Alum and Sack Salt ; which will be dis
posed of very cheap, as I shall hereafter decline
keeping these articles.
WILLIAMS. LATTA.
Sept. 0, 1S50. 3tn