TJtD IE. NflMBLTJHL
ONK- WAY TO CURB MANIA-POTU.
The New Orleans Delta tells an amus
ing story of a man who was cured of this
terrible disease in a novel wj. One of
the Mexican adventurers had captured the
fly called the Ichneumon, and had brought
it to New Orleans, where it excited con
siderable curiosity by its voracious appe
tite, and the manner in which it destroyed
and devoured insects. The patient allu
ded to had been one of its closest observers.
Taking his grog rather freely, about that
time the mania got hold of him, and he iui
atriucd that a number of these flies were
assailing and biting him on various parts of
his body. The Doctor was sent for, and
came, and soon conquered the disease.
The patient called lustily to the Doctor
that the Ichneumons were biting, and
asked him if he did'nt see one on a partic- j
ular spot. The Doctor pretended to see
it, and seizing the bootjack, he dealt the
poor fellow a subinder on the posteriors,
which made him roar. The Doctor follow
ed up the blows the patient begged the
Doctor said he must kill the Ichneumons
the patient leaped out of the bed and ran
the doctor followed, and very dexteri
ousW Dlied the booi-iack as the victim
coursed round and round the room until
he fell into the bed completely exhausted.
The Doctor exclaimed he had killed all
the Ichneumons, and asked him if he felt
any more? He said they were all gone.
The doctor administered a stimulant with
an opiate, and the patient soon went to
sleep and waked up well. The humoring
of the fancies of the patient, and the sur
face irritation such as was applied , to kill
the Ichneumon in this case ivould no doubt
very rapidly cure many rases of the kind.
This case, related by the Delta, reminds
us of one we have heard of which occurred
many years since in this city. A very
respectable gentleman imagined that he
was to die on a particular day. He in
formed his family of his doom, and went to
bed to prepare for death. The family phy
sician was called in and used all his inge
nuity to persuade him out of his fancy, but
to no purpose. The man persevered in
his belief, and as the day approached,
grew more and more moody and feeble
from taking very little food. Physician,
friends and relations believed that he
would certainly die unless some expedient
to undeceive him was resorted to. At last
it was determined to call in another physi
cian now dead, then a young man. This
physician was remarkable for his prompt
treatment of disease. fie entered the
room of the thoughtful and declining pa
tient, with his horse wltip in his hand.
Walking up to the bed, he innuired in a
very rough manner fcvhat the devil is
the matter with you?" The patient
taking offence at the Doctor's manner,
turned his face and made no reply. It
was warm weather, and the patient .lay
with a very thin covering. The Doctor
struck him two very severe blows with his
whip, and left the room as fast as. his legs
would carry him. The patient was not
far behind him, and as the Doctor mounted
his horse, he, with his scant clothing, stood
in the yard, discharging a shower of rocks
and brickbats at him. After the Doctor
was gone, he returned to his room, dress
ed himself, loaded his gun, and went to
watch for the Doctor, who had, for at least
one day, to make himself scarce. But the
monomaniac got well, and lived many
years to thank the Doctor for undeceiving
him by his sharp practice. Rich Dis.
Hogs,
Wrll be sold en Friday the 29lh- Jj
eii.n r 1.4. D-i.r McKellar, all. me
perishable property belonging to his estate, con
! sibtinr of - -
Ho M tiles. Cattle, Sheep,
Wagons, Farming Utensils, ana
Blacksmith's Tools.
Also, onef'mily Carriage and Buggy, together
with corn, fodder, oats, &c.
At the same time and place, if not previously
Jisoosed of, will be leased for a term of years
125,000 turpentine boxes. Terms at sale.
J: BSSftS:
Aug 9,1851. - 650-3t
iiviPORTAUTtiNVEMTioN; ij. & WV McLiAURlN
Who wants Money!
I have an order for FIFTEEN OR TWENTY
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES for which I will
pay cash if application is made noon.
T. WADDILL.
w Aug- 9, 1851. 650-tf
WM. H. LOVE & CO.,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF '
FAMILY GROCERIES,
" PERSON STREET, "
FAYETTE VI LI-E, N.
Ae. 9, 1851 G50-3t
C.
THE subscriber having bought the right for
this county, of Waitman DavU Patent Sell Setter
rnvSowMilU.irivM notice that h is now pre
pared to Manufacture and pot in successful
operation this machine.
z He -claims the following advantages over the
old mode of Sawing :
' ' First One hand caa tend the mill and saw as
much Lumber in one day s two hands can ac
complish. ,.V J
SecondBy a peculiar arrangement of the dogs
it will saw one fifth more lumber from the same
stoctc
Third The Mill is not stopped until the log
is sawed up. After the log is once dog d the
dogs are not moved, and the Lumber is of one
uniform thickness. One of these machines can
be seen in operation at Mr McLauchlin s Mill in
this town, who gives it the following recom
mendation. H-G-H-LL' ;
b ayettevme rounury.
A Model can be seen at the FayetteviUe
Pouudry. .
. March 15, 1S51. 629-tf
FayetteviUe, March 11, 1851.
' I hereby certify that i have one of W. Davis
improvements on Saw Mills in use on my mill,
and so well convinced am I of its utility, that in
my opinion it requires only to be introduced to
be put in general use by mill owner. -I therefore
cheerfully recommend its use to all Sw Mill
owners who would regard their own interest.
ARCH'D. McLAUCHLIN.
Line of 4 horse Post Coaches from Fay
etteviUe to Warsaw Daily.
The Subscribers having secured the mail con
tract on the above Line, will commexce this day .
running a Line of Four Horse Post Coaches, dai
ly. Leaving FayetteviUe at past 9 P. M., and
arriving at Warsaw at J past7-A. M., in time
for the Cars North and South. Returning, leave
Warsaw on the arrival of the Cars, say about 1
or 2 P. M., and arrive at FayetteviUe in ten
hours. Every care, will be taken to render the
line pleasant, convenient, and safe, far Travel
lers. A Line of Stages will be established as soon as
possible, by the Plank Road, from -FayetteviUe
via Carthage and Asheborough. to Lexington,
McKINNON & McNEILL.
FayetteviUe,
McKINNON &.
N- C, Aug. 7, 1S51.
3m
COPPER WORK.
T U It V K N T 1 N E STILLS.
The subscribers have located themselves in
Favetteville on Hay street, nearly opposite the
M' thodist Episcopal Church, for the purpose of
prosecuting their business in all its branches.
Turpentine or other Stills made to order and
warranted to work well ; and all kinds of work
promptly done in COPPER, BRASS, STEEL,
IRON, &c
Locks made or repaired, Bell-haging, making
or repairing of Pumps,.and repairs of all kinds
in this branch thankfully received and promptly
executed. Orders are earnestly solicited with an assur-
' ance that if a thorough knowledge of their busi
ness and an earnest desire to please will give
satisfaction, none shall be dissatisfied.
MAHLER &. SCHWARZ.
Aug. 9, 1S51. 5m.
RESIDENT DENTIST.
Dr.S.S. Gilchrist,
Dentist in FayetteviUe, N. C.
Office up stairs, west end
August 2, 1851. y
M4JQ3?
Hotel Building.
Viutues or Milk. It is a most per
fect diet. Nothing like it It contains
curd, which is necessary for the develope-
mentand formation of muscle; butter, tor
the production of an adequate supply of fat;
sugar to feed the respiration, and thereby
add warmth to the body: the phosphates
of lime and magnesia, the peroxyde of
iron, the chlorides of potassium and soda,
with the free soda, required to give
strength and solidity to the bone; together
with the saline particles so essentially ne
cessary fur other parts of the body. It
contains lactic acid, or the acid of milk.
which chemists inform us i the acid of
the gastric juice, o requisite for the pro
per dissolving of our food in the stomach
It is therefore obvious that milk should be
chemically correct in all its constituents,
and that its beneficial effects on the cons
titution should not be neutralized by ad
ulteration. It is," Dr Prout properly
states, "the true type of all food-" How
necessary, therefore, is it that it should be
pure; otherwise, this wonderful and wise
provision of Providence would be a corse
rather than a blessing.
TO PAINTERS, BUILDERS,
And Carriage-Makers.
We would call the attention of the public to a
superior article of PAINT known as ' Buswell's
Mineral Paint," warranted superior to anything
of the kind ever before ottered to the public
for painting on wood, brick, stone, iron, tin, or
any substance exposed to weather, water, or the
atmosphere. It is proof against fire, water and
weather, aid unchangeable in its color. It
mixes readily with oil or composition, and is a
beautiful dark brown or free stone color.
Certificates can be shown to prove its superi
ority as a cheap and durable paint. Directions
for applying, &c. given.
1' or sale wholesale and retail bv
J. SMITH & CO.,
Sole Agents for North Carolina.
Aug 2, 1851 Gm
Spring and Summer
GOODS 1851-
J. T. COUNCIL & CAIN
Are now receiving a large stock of Spring and
Summer Goods, consisting in part of
Striped gro de Paris, black and colored silks ;
embroidered, printed and black barage and bar
age -dlaine; Paris do.; chene crape de Paris; rich
.IhrnMnrail tarletons: printed French lawns ;
r..u-iAorA nm nrinted Swiss muslins; Hoyl'H
and printed organdie; mourning printed, polka
and fancy lawns; mourning and other giugnams;
jaconet and Swiss muslins; silk &. linen poplins;
salad col'd lawns; bishop and Swiss do.; grass &
otherskirts: linen cambric handkerchiefs; needle
worked collars and cuffs; lace undersleeves ;
French needle-worked cheinisetts; fancy mitts
and kid gloves of all kinds; splendid bonnet and
other ribbons; edging and inserting; t rencn ana
English prints, together with a large supply of
other articles suitable for Eidies' wear.
French cassimeres; plain linen and linen drill
checked linen, silk, Marseilles, ana otner vesi
ings; cashmerette; drab d'ete; York nankeens;
silk handkerchiefs and cravats; brown &. bleach
ed sheetings and shirtings; a good assortment of
embroidered window curtains, some very fine.
READY-MADE CLOTHING:
Coats, pants ; satin, silk, Marseilles and other
vests a large supply of each.
A large lot of umbrellas, and fine silk and satin
parasols, assorted kind3.
Beaver, fur, silk, Leshorn and straw HATS;
also, a ood supply of boy's hats.
White chip, French hair lace, and other bon
nets ; children's fine pearl hats, bonnets and
flats, wreaths and flowers.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine calf sewed boots; patent leatner brogans;
cloth and buck congress gaiters; Oxford ties: pa
tent leather do.; ladies' black and col'd silk gait
ers, a fine article; different kinds of misses.' shoes
and gaiters ; ladies' slippers and walking shoes;
with a large supply of heavy shes for servants
; Saddles, bridles, collars, padded names, and
wagon and bugxy whips. Crockery, hardware,
cutlery, and hollow-ware.
GROCERIES.
Rio and Laguira coffee; crushed, clarified, loaf
and brown sugars ; salt, molasses, iron, nails,
Principe secrars. French brandy, gin ; Port, Ma
deira, sweet and scuppernong wines; together
with a great variety of goods of nearly every de
scription, all of which they are determined to
sell very low for cash, or on very accommodating
terms to punctual customers. We would be glad
if buyers generally would, call and examine our
stock.
FayetteviUe, April 5, 1851.
HAVE iust received a seasonable assortment oi
GOODS, consisting of Prints ; Ginghams ;
Jaconet , Swiss and Tarlton Muslins; rich Prin
ted Linen Lawns ; jace capes, wun
Lisle ; Silk emb and suu'r Kid Gloves ; Hosiery ,
ditto for Misses and Boys; Linen Cambric Hand
kerchiefs; Taylor's Spool Cotton; Cloths ; Mck
and fane v CaMimeres; col'd and white Linen
Drillings; fine French double width plain and
rib'd Drab D'Ete ; Sheetings and Shirtings .Um
brellas and Parasols; Boots and Shoes; Hard
ware and Cutlery; with a great variety which
we offer at the lowest orices.
ALSO '
26 boxes Tobacco, very low per the box.
- 10 bbls. prime Pork.. . -
30 bags" Rio and Laguira Coflee. .
5 hhds. Sugar. '' -
10 bbls. Refined and Granulated Sugar.
Loaf and Crushed ditto.
Bar and Fancy Soaps.
Superior Northern Flour, &c. - - i
D. &. W. McLAURIN.
April 12, ISM. 633-tf
10,000 Sportsmen
WANTED.
J The subscriber has now one of the most exten
sive and best assorted stock of
SliotGnns, Rifles and Pistols,
Powder Flasks. Shot and Game Bags, Percus
sion Caps, of English & French make; also, a
complete assortment of Gunning fixtures, that
has ever been in this section of the country.
Also, Shot Guns, Rifles and Pistols made to
order, or repaired.
AIR GUNS made to order at short notice. -To
all of which the attention of sportsmen and
others are respectfully invited.
Locksmithing and Bell-hanging executed in
the neatest style.
THE Steamer CbVtbam will leave this place
- l -nr ThnnHw t 7 O'CiOCK A. Jl-
every j uhuo j
(instead or 9 o'clock as at present,) emroeocing
at 7 o'clock Monday 10th init. -Time of leaving
Wilmington, erery Tuesday and Friday al z
o'clock P. M. JNQ D WILLIAMS. Agent
Cape Fear Steamboat Co.
FayetteviUe, March 8, 1S51. . 628-tf
40 bbls Mackerel,
GEO. McNfclLL.
0 bbls. gibbnd Herring,
For Bale by
June 6. 1851
JOS. S. DUNN
inrrr to do all kinds of Wheelwright work
watrnna. carts, dravs, barrows, plow s, &c. , on
the most liberal terms, at his workshop, corner
of Mumford and Winslow streets, where persons
disposed to patronize him will please call.
June 16, 1849. 53S-tf
Our Fall and Winter Stock of
GROCERIES) HARDWARE, &c..
Has now come to hand add is ready for sale.
; Our stock is large and wen worthy the atten
tion of those wishing to purchase. ?
(jjf- We will barter for any kind of country
produce.:- -, ; cobK &TAyL0R
"ogr3it 1850; ! ' 601-tf .
M. A, RAKER,
Sign of the Big Gun.
Hay street, nearly opposite the Marble Yard,
FayetteviUe, N. C.
August 2, 1S51. tf
JUSP RECEIVED.
The. Subscriber, Agent of J. Woltering, has
just received 40 of Buck's Patent Cooking Stoves,
said by judges to be the best Cooking Stove now
in use.
A. M. CAMPBELL.
Aug. 2, 1851. Cl'.t-6m
CANDLES! CANDLES!
The subscriber having purchased the "Fav
etteville Candle Factory," is prepared to mould
:
best candles, and solicits the patronage of those t ne Oy us warranted
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES
HOUSTON & OVERBY
Saddle, Trunk & Harness-makers
South side Person St., 5 doors east of
Cape Fear Bank,
Respecllully return ineir
thanks to their friends and
the public generally, for the
liberal share of patronage
they ha ve received, and hope
by steady application add
strict attention to business,
still to merit a continuance
&4'CAe9.V'9 of the same.
In addition to their former stock, they have
just received from Baltimore and New lork. a
new suodIv of Saddlery, Hard ware, Skirting and
Harness Leather, hog and sheep Skins, Saddle
Bags, Carpet do., hog-skin horse andmnleCol
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'
. T 7 - I . I... ....II.. 1
ea carnage names , uu. "'ssj' auu omnj .
Pope &Frazier's 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 28 years experience in the business,
we flatter ourselves with the hope that we can
give satisfaction to our customers. All work
for any reasonable length
having tallow to mould.
lO casks sliarp vinegar.
A.TVl. CAMPBELL.
Nov. 9, 1850. Gll-tf
MARBLE FACTORY.
Having concluded to leave Fay etteville as soon
as I possibly can close my business, I return
my thanks for the liberal patronage given me by
friends and the public, and would say to those
indebted to me, either by note or account, to
please settle as I must close up before I can go
away. I have n hand Carriage and Buggy Har
ness, plated and brass, with Japan Saddles, Bri
dles, a very good assortment of Saddler's mount
ings. Saddle bags, Trunks, Whips, &.c. Al:o, a
second hand Buggy, Sulkv, Cart, Horse, first
rate Cow and Calf, a fine building lot joining Mr
J.Pickett on Winslow street, running back to
Robinson street, embracing two acies of Laud or
more. LEWIS LEVY.
Aug. 2, 1S51.
61l'-3t.
Exchange of Babirs. The Alleghany
Pa.) Enterprise tells of a singular occur
rence which took place a day or two since,
.at the house' of Mr Collins, on the Frank
lin Road, about 14 miles out. A young
girl of genteel appearance entered the
house with an infant in her arms, and
asked for a "drink, upon which Mrs. C.
started to the spring for fresh water, leav
ing an infant ot her own in the cradle.
On her return the stranger had Tery mys
teriously departed, and in about an hour
afterwaids she discovered, to her horror
and surprise, that her own child had been
taken from the cradle and a colored one
left in its place. Not ling has been heard
of them since.
The Loss Repaired The New York
Presbyterian, under the above caption, savg
it is remarkable ; that the, Presbyterian
Church is nearly as large at present as it
was before the exclusion and secession of
the New School party, 13 years since.
This will appear from the following comparison:
1837.
23
135
2,140
280
244
2,865
220,558
Synods
Presbyteries
Ministers
Iicenciates
Candidates
Churches
No. members
1851.
23
134
2,027
237
381
2,675
210,306
New York Importers aiid Jobbers.
FREEMAN, HODGES & CO.,
58 LIBERTY STRUET,
BETWEEN BROADWAY AND NASSAU STREET,
vVearr the Post Office,
NEW YORK.
We are receiving, by daily arrivals from Eu
rope, our Fall and Winter assortment f RICH
FASHIONABLE FANCY SILK and A1ILLIN
ERY GOODS.
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers
thoroughly to examine our Stock aiid Prices,
and, as interest governs, we feel confident our
Goods and Prices will induce them to select from
our establishment. Particular attention is devo
voted to the Millinery 'Goods, and many of the
articles are manufactured ex pressly to our order,
and cannot be surpassed in beauty, stjle and
cheapness
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Neck,
ana Uelt.
- Satin and Taffeta
colors.
Silks, Satins, Velvets, and uncut
Hats.
Feathers, American and French
Flowers.
Puffings and Cap Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings, largre assortment
Embroideries, Capes, Collars, Undersl eves and
and Uuns.
fine Embroidered Reviere and Hemstitch
Cambric Handkerchiefs
Crapes, Lisses, Tarletons, Illusion and Cap
. Laces.
Volencienes, Brussels, Thread, Silk, and Lisle
Thread Laces.
Kid Silk, Sewing Silk, Lilse Thread, Merino
Gloves and Mitts.
FiKured and plain Swiss, Book, Bishop Lawn
nd Jaconet Muslins.
English, French, American and Italian Straw
IxOOdS. - , ,.. . .,
July. 1S61.
$200 Reward.
I will give one hundred dollars for the appre
hension and confinement of ANDERSON and
JERRY in any jail so that lean get themengain ;
or fifty dollars for either. I will also give $100
for proof of any responsible person's harboring
said negroe. They ranaway from my plantation
in Moore county on th 10th of Feb'y last, and
are thought to be lurking about 16 or 17 miles
above Carthage on Deep River, through the edge
of Moore and corners ot Chatham and Randolph
counties. Anderson is aooui as years om, a
bright mulatto about 5 feet 7 or S inches high.
well proportioned; has an open countenance, and
is auite plausible. It is believed that he will
endeavor to pass for a free man and escape to a
free State, as he had a brother who played the
same game. Jerrv is about 24 vears old, G feet
3 or 4 inches high, stout built; has a down loolt,
particularly when spoken to, and is rather im
pudent. Said negroes formerly belonged to John
R. Kitter, in the upper end ot Moore countv.
Any information must be addressed to the sub
scriber at Pocket P. O., Moore county, N. C.
J. L. BRYAN.
April 12. 1S51. 633-tf
Ribboas, of all widths and
Velvets, for
Artificial
20,000 Regalia, Principe,
and Havana SEGARS, various brands, for sale by
H. BRANSON & SON
June 21, IS51
STAGE LINE
Nearly opposite to E. W. Willkings' Auction
Store. FA YETTEV1 LLE, N. C.
Jan. 30, 1540 y
ENC0UR AG K
Southern Mechanics.
The subscribers respectfully announce to the
citizens of FayetteviUe and the. Mirro nding
countrv, that they have commenced the
Carriage Making Business,
at the old stand, formerly occupied by S mpson
& McLauchlin, (one door below A. A. Mc-
Kethan's,) where they are now prepared tit manu
facture to order all kinds of RIDING VEHI
CLES, from a Sulkeyor Buggy, to a nine passen
ger toacii ; which, tor style and durability, shall
not be surpassed by any establishment in the
place.
They hope by a strict attention to business,
and a desire to please all who may favor them
with a call, to merit a share of the public pat
ronage. 09" REPAIRING neatly executed at short
notice, and at lower prices than any other estab
lishment in the place.
THOMAS V. WHITE,
JUNIUS B. RABOTEAU.
FayetteviUe, Feb 22, 1S51 tf
of tioie. ItJ- Prompt attention paid to repairing
saddles, bridles, harness, Ate.
Sept. 14, 1550. y
SlOO REWARD.
we win give $juu reward tor a negro man
named HANNIBAL, if delivered to us at Halifax
Court House, Va., or 50 reward if secured in
jau in f ayefleviiie, or any other jail, so that we
get him again 1 he sau. 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 2d years of
age. We will give the above reward to any per
son who will secure the said negro so that we
get hirn again.
POINDEXTER & EDMONDSON.
Sept. 14, 1850. G03-tf
MANUFACTORY.
M. Daguerre the celebrated discorerer of the
daguerreotype . it dead. e
TO U ALE1G II.
The subscribers, Mail Contractors from Fay
etteviUe to Raleigh, will commence operations
this day, with new and comfortable Coaches,
good horses, and careful Drivers. They have
reduced the Fare from $5 to $4. The Stage
Houses are, in FayetteviUe, the FayetteviUe
Hotel; in Raleigh, the Yarborough House; but
Passengers will be conveyed to such other Hou
ses as they may select. The hours of departure
will be, until further notice, at half past 9 P. M.
from FayetteviUe, and at 2 P. M. from Raleigh,
daily. The subscribers hope, by unremitted
attention, to secure a liberal share of the travel.
MURDOCK McKINNON,
david mcneill.
FayetteviUe, July 1, 1S51. 645-tf
NOTICE-
-' On the first Monday inSeptember next, I will
sell at the Court House door, in the town of Fay
etteviUe, the following tracts of Land, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy the
taxes due thereon for the year 1549 :
By whom listed. No. acres. Location.
647-6vr.
T r- i
: .i.ic xv.yer v,S.,auyg8 ; 7-S and 4-4 Sheetings
always on hand, and for sale ,t Factory Drici
U.r otado c . y prices.
by
June 7, 1S51.
STARR & WILLIAMS.:
Tax.
Black River SI 26
do. do. - - 12
Campbell's Creek, 1 56
do,
Anderson's
do.
do.
Up'r. Little River
Robt. Norris, ' 30
Jesse Taylor, 30
A. B. Patterson, 2GG
Estate of R Wilson 200
DanlMcLean.red, 115
Hugh Smith. nn
bvA P Hodges, uu
Jesse Woodard, - 300 (unlisted) Mingo,
Heirs of youngBurt 1010 Parker's Creek,
R.Mason, . 56 " Hector's, do.
Harris Tudar. 130 Mill do.
' DANL.
c July 10, 1& bl
60
1 21
94
2 80
4 S6
1 24
1 63
McLEOD, Deputy Sheriff
617-6t
PILOT MOUNTAIN.
SUMMER IS E TREAT,
THIS GRAN'D CURIOSITY is situated in
Surry county, tv o miles west of the Stokes and
Surry line, and near the main road leading from
Germanton and S.ilem to Rockford, 18 miles
from Germanton and 25 miles from Rockford.
l lie r-uot Mountain House, 1 miles from the
pinnacle, has been newly fitted up for the ap
proacning season, ana no expense or attention
! I 1 1 . J, t -
v 111 De spareu 10 render enjoyment to visiters
who may be pleased to seek health or pleasure
hi inr riioi lvioumain.
One mile from the house is a fine mineral
spring, and a good carriage ros.d leading to it.
The ascent to the pinnacle has been rendered
perfectly safe, and comparatively easy, by ladders
made Tor the purpose. The view from this point
is the grandest spectacle in North Carolina, if
not in the whole southern country, being a huve
shaft run up 1800 feet into the blueetherial arch,
from a comparatively level surrounding surface)
and embracing the Blue Ridge and Alleghany
Mountains, trom the peaks of Otto to the north
SO miles, to the Table Rock in South Carolina,
100 miles, including within the range Paris'
Mountain, Spartanburg district, and both peaks
of King's Mountain in York District.
The large number of visiters to this grand
curiosity has greatly increased within a few years
and the subscriber can assure the public that all
who come shall enjoy themselves so far as de
pends upon him. The number of visiters daring
the last season, as shown by the register was
between three and four, hundred.
A good Guide to conduct visiters up the pin
nacle, and to point out the different and distant
objects, will always be in attendance.
travellers passing over the Blue Ridge, bv
" j ." oui nine in time or dis
tance.by calling at Pilot Mountain House
1 ne puruy 01 me air, the excellence of the
water, ana tne beautiful scenerv, never fails to
invigorate the enervated and the invalid, and to
inane roousi me man ot health.
TV 1.. Ti ...
completed to Carthage) will go to Salem, within
25 miles of the mountain, and if extended will
prooaoiv go w.tbm a mile of ,t. Sixty miles of
uMit u .ma u miner, anninp- iho
"-- "" j nie mountain.
The subscriber having taken the Establish,
ment of the late A. C. Simpson, (situated oppn
site W. Mclntyre's store,) intends can ving on the
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING
B US1JM2SS
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 some ol
the most extensive Establishments in New York
awd New Jersey, he flatters liiniself that he can
give gener-1 satisfaction.
He warrants all his Work to be made of the
best material the surrounding countrv affords
and by experienced workmen; and should anv of
man, rimer in material or woi kmahship, in
twelve months from the. time of its delivery, he
will repair it free of charge.
OCJ-REPAIRING done in the neatest and best
manner, and at the lowest possible prices
' A. II. WHITFIELD.
; FayetteviUe, Feb'y 23, 1S51 574-tf.
REGULAR. LINE.
:JttSaPf,Fe? SteamboaT Company's Steomer
CHATHAM will run regularly between Wil
mington and FayetteviUe, commencing on Mon
day the 27th instant leaving Favetteville rverv
Monday and Thursday at 9 o'clock, a. m, and
arriving at Wilmington same evening g'ivine
passengers going north an opportunity to take
the cars next morning at U o'clock. And leave
wiunington on 1 oet-days ahd Fridays, at 2 cv'clk
p. m., giving passengers by the cars, which ar
rive at Wilmington at 1 o'clock, daily, an oppor
tunity to take the Boat to FayetteviUe
I ne steamer GOV . GRAHAM, with the Tow
Boats belonging to the line, will rnn in connex
ion with the Chatham, makinar one or mo,-
a week, as circumstances may require.
rdSeiigers ana ireignters may rely upon the
the above arrangement. It is hoped that the
necessary expenses to be incurred by this ar
rangement will be rewarded bv an increased pat
ronage; otherwise, a loss will probablv be sus
tained by the Company, which will lead to a dis
continuance of regular time of runnine
JNO. D. WILLIAMS, Agent
" v tt T , CaPe Fear Steamboat Co.
. FayetteviUe, Jan'y 25, 1550. 622-tf
Still eontinoes to carry on the
CARRIAGE BUSINESS
in all its branches, at the OLD STAND: Here
turns thanks for the liberal, patronage he hrs
heretofore received, and hopes, by a strict atten
tion to business and a desire to give entire satis
faction, to merit a continuance of the same.
- He has on hand a very fine assortment of
Buggies, Rockaways,
CarriageSjBarouches,
AM SULKIES,
finished, and a very large assortment of wmk
partly finished, which, for elegance of shape and
finish, will compare with any other work.
Persons wishing to bu', would do well to coll
and examine the work, as he is determined to
sell low lor cash, or notes on short time..
Cd All work warranted for twelvemonths,
and irpaii ed free of charge, should it fail by bd
workmanship or material.
fiCf- Repairing faithfully executed at short no
tice, on very reasonable terms.
January 19,,lfca0
A. M. CAM P B ELL,
AUCTIONHEK,
' V J1ND
Com hi ffisi 011 31 ere ha nt,
-FAYKTTEVILLE, N. C.
VERTICAL -WATER W If EEL.
There are several hundred of these v heels in
operation in dineient counties in North Caro
lina. : r or proof of their great advantage over
the common flutter heel, or anv t l.er l,f.u
now in use for saw mills, we confidently refer to
those who have applied them to their milL. We
can recommend them particularly for thc-ir u-
perioiity in cases of a low head of water, or back
water.
We still keep a supply of Wheels, suitable for
different heads of water, at Wilmimrton. Npw-
bern, Washington, Kdenton, and ! aj etteville.
The wheels may also be had of E A Urevanl,
inrointon, and Uriah Wells, Peteisburg, Va.
Persos wishing to obtain the right to use tie
wheels, will be served on application to D. Mc
Neill & Co, FayetteviUe, N. C.
d. McNeill,
A. A. McKETIlAX.
January 19, 1S50
FayetteviUe
FayetteviUe, N. C.
This large and splended building h s tiowliern
in successful opeiation since My, 18-J9. Tlie
bedding ard furniture f all kind is all new, ai.d
the rooms convenient and pleasant.
The tabl is always furnished with t!,e best
the market aflords, aided by a fine vegetable
garden.
Boarders, lodgers, and travellers, will .find
desirable accommodations, and attentive servants.
No pains will be spared to give entire saisf..ctimi.
Familiescan be provided w ith large, airy fmnf,
double rooms, conveniently and liandst 11 ely
furnished.
An experience of 20
lessee, she hi pes
will
to give
June 1 , IS'jO.
years
genen.l
ANN
enable the
Siitist'i'Clioii.
BROWN.
U. W. II AH DIE carries on tlie
Bookbinding business i n the second story of Mr
J- M.BeasIey's Jewelry store where -he will if
eeive and execute binding in any stle desired.
H K B O W Jj I IV G
SALOON,
PIN ALLEY
OU TEN
Is open for the amusement and exercise f s
gentlemen who feel disposed to take a enrne.
tin-
December 21 1&30
-wv
E. S. HOHBS,
Commission Merchant
AND
FORWARDING AGENT,
And Dealer in Groceries,
m FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
March 8, 1S5I y '
LIVERY STABLE.
The subscriber informs the public tlit 1
keeps HORSES and VEHICLES for hire, and is
prepared to furnish conveyances to neighbori1?
towns and villages. His stock is good, and dri
vers careful. He. will also board hoists at iikc!
erate prices. Apply to
J. W." POWERS, Agt.,
Who also keeps a good supply of GROCERIES
ot the best quality.
J tCIr A few Boarders can be ac
commodated, with or without lodging, by sr
plying to j. vv. TOWERS.
Oct. 19, 1850. tf
. Wheeler's History or North
Carolina. The undersigned has been
appointed General Agent for Col J. H. Wheeler
in the 7th Congressional District, ana wishes to
appoint sub-agents : in each of the counties of
Robeson. Columbus. Bladen, Brunswick, Ne-
nanover,, Sampson. Dunlin and Onslow.: and
. HJc n1-;-A, aT xr-m j . -i niai- applications be made to mm immediate.
,i,U thif one of tbeir grSi fcVrtiiZJl fn"". ?o 5,"" rlam'"1 -i;
AP' . is""- G5fM- i Apr.. 5. CK.ti011N M-
MERCHANTS' LINE.
This line of Boats is still in successful opera
tion on the Cape Fear River, and continue to
ofler many facilities to the shipping public.
Persons patronizing-this Line, may rest
sured that their Goods will be brought up wits
dispatch, and at the very lowest rates of frrigi -A.
W. STEEL., President.
T. S. LUTTERLOH,
! Acent at FayetteviUe.
L Feb 22, 1S51 GQH-tf - -
JOHN MARCO,
31 E R C 1 1 A NT TAILOR,
HAV STREET, FAYETTEVILLE K. C
In the Store formerly occupied by Graham 4'
Woodward Hotel Building.
M. would respectfully inform his friends
nd the public, that he has taken a stand'as above,
where he would be happy to execute all order
in his line on the most reasonable terms.
'r ; ready-made, clothing
always on hand.. Also a select assortment '
Cloths, Vestings, and Triinmings, which "ilibi
tnanp lin t.n nrnar
- nepairing aone in good style io--Cat
and warranted to Fit.'
July5,lS51. GI3-GU1.