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PUDPKIETOR
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THE NORTH CAROLINIAX.
"Per annum, if pit! in advance.
$2 00
if pH at the eni of 3 monfJn 2 ."0
)'. if pii l Tt the en;! of months 3 00
Da. ' if paid nt the end of th year, 3 50 1
No suli-scrijition i-ereived foi lesr than-twelve
raonth, unie-i.-tpai.! in adwoc?'-' .'
" -V pxper discontinued until all arrears
are pni l .
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II iitor of the iVotth Carolinim and in all cases
Rixtv- cent per squire for the first, and thlrfv
cent-, fir 'i!i-!: 7 't-m t in!rti(n. unless the'ad
vcriis"Ti''if is puTi'Ihed more than two months,
then it will be r h rf'd
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10 00
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should hive the
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id'ertise:r;ents rTdit
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r vis!- thiv will be inserted till forbid
! ch;:;ed accordingly.
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l'"rr any i'i!ilv n'.'fj' 'i tpuj-es, t') rt 'r (iiire
3s;i.V; Vj: Y HhAXKS ;u-f s ild at ti.eCar
olim.i; Uili, o, I'm- CASil ONLY.
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Vu vant 100.00:) iroo j .Inni
j)cr Si! 1-NGi.iCS, for whii-li
J. &. T. WADDILL
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(Successors to .1. j). Wil.iains,)
l'()ilYAUl)iN(i & COMMISSION
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We have jn-t received a fresh .supply of Tea.
fro-o the Pt kin Tim (himpany. of all quiiities.
whi'-h we w.uraiit to u ve s atisfictiou. or no
chmc. D. W. McLAL-iHN.
A. Mil :r,, js-.t 3 if
Would respectfully inform the public that he is
still at hi old stand carrying on the above busi
ness in all its branches. lie returns thanks for
tlie liberal patronage he has received, and hoaes
bv a strict attention to business, and a desire to
please all ami give general satisfaction, to merit
a continuance of the same.
He warrants all his work to be made of the
best matei i-'l and by experienced workmen
having a more r.r in ricn et and practical Siiiith,
be flitters himselt that his work will compete
with any made in the State for stle, elegance
nod durability; and should anv of it fail in 12
months (with lair usage) either in workmanship
or material, he will repair it free of charge
Persons wishing to buy, woulJ do well to call
and examine his work, as he is determined to
sell low for cash or on short time.
Orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to.
Repairing neatly executed at short notice
and lowest possible prices.
Faetttviile, Feb. 11, ib53.
KDITOlt ASTI5
" t; 2053
SPRING GOODS.9
We are . now recwTvins niir. Spring Goiylsi. a
larger stock than any former one,-con.isting of
BEY G-OpDS,'"
I I A It U W A R E ,
IIA.TTS, "CAPS, BOOTS AXD SHOES.
In addition fo the above we have acltled to our
,AIi of w h i eh- epfler $ fj3 yex9 U hxl
' . HALL & SA CKETT
Strict attention paid to orders. '
n. n.
RJarch 12, 18-33
NKW STOCK
SRASOYABLE GOODS.
The subscriber respectfully bes leave to in
firm his customers and the" public ijenerallv,
f hit he has just received his Stock of
Si'JUNG AND SUMMER GOODS,
Lmsncin a General Assortment of
S(apl: at; :1 Fancy Dry (imuls, Hnnncts,
Misses' and Chihlren s Hats, Wor-)el
PaitLM-ns. Umbrellas ami PaiasoU,
IViot-i nt)I shi:p.
ALSO, SUGAR AND COFFER, &c. &c.
P. SilF.MWF.LL,
Xmth-west Corner 3Iirket S-pi ue, Green st.
F..yettevi!le, N. C, April j sr,3. 737-if
WW lev's 5atei:t Z?lvp Proof Sahmai:dcr
We are agents for the sale of the above Safes,
:ind oiler them ut M anuf -leturer'a prices, .id ling
fj-i:iht. We intend kpepin a supply always on
hand of various si;:es.ind prices. These Safes
are co'ir-iderod among the best in the U. States.
'.Ve have received
jart of one dij,:en, at prices
from :.30 to 17o.
April li, 1S.")3
D Sc W. rdcLAURIN".
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Has on hand abeiutif'ul assortment of
JVen- Sj))'hi.yr Summer Goods.
He ('-ires to return thanks to his fiiends and
Ihe rmliiic foi the liber.:! patronasie which they
have bestowed on h i m; a nd desires a continuance
of the s m.e. 1 lis friends and the public are re
quested to give'him a call, at the stand former
ly occupied by S. J. H i ndsdale, sou r h west cor
ner Market Square anil Gillespie street.
April is.")-:; -10-fun
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assof t men t of
turOOUS
Reathj-iiuule do thing,
I!i.n-s- ifalsami (!-.iiis.
Hoot
and Siiot'
Hii'ilwareand Cnflerv, Sad'.llerv,
(iROC ER! l-K, k.c &c,
Wlrch v. ill he sold low for cult, or exchanged
for turpentine and country produce.
tie li-tiims his warmest thanks to 5ns d;l
friend-, ami c u s ti in c !'s T: .j- the liber. 1 patronage
heretofoie ettnd.'d to him, anil liopes to merit
a coiitiou.ince id' the same.
NATHAN KING.
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MARBLE
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LAUDEli.
Nearly opposite to E V Willkings' Auction
Storef. FAYElTEVILLE, N. C.
Oct 1 , I S.V2 y
1 00 II iids. -Mola-ses,
,!;) !'b!s. N O. Molasses,
OUU Sacks Salt,
0 Tierce s K ice,
5 llhds. Sou'.ir,
50 Sacks Coti'ee liio, Lignira 5i Java,
Foi sale hy WOllTH ELLIOTT.
IV
1, 1-N.V5 3m
CHAIRS.
The subscriber oilers for sale some it- or "20
dozen Chairs of various patterns, manufactured
in this place of well-seasoned wood, the best the
country affords; and if enabled by sufiicient p jt
ronage, will continue to manufacture chairs of
such rn iferia! &. workmanship as will insure their
dur-ibilit v. Also, a ge;ieral assortment of north
ern Chtiis at the lowest prices.
A liberal price w ill fie given in cash or barter
for a few thousand feet of well-seasoned poplar
Lumber, I to 2 inches thick, 11 inches and up
wards wide, clear of -splits, .c. Also split
hickory and white oak wanted.
DUNCAN McNEILL.
Favetteville, March 20, 155;
tf
The Steamer Fanny Iutlerloh
will in the future leave Favetteville on Tuesday
and Friday mornings, at o o'clock , and Wilming-
! ton Wednesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock and
run reguk'ily, carrying freight and passengers
with despatch.
T. S. L.U 11 EKLOil.
Julv 31, 15-2. 'Ol-tf
Doctors t. & B. W. Robinson
dissolved their copartnership on the 1st of April,
and have disposed of thei r entire stock of Drus,
Medicines, &c, to Dr. Thomas C Hall and Hen
ry C Robi nson.
They will retain en office in the same build
ing, where either or both may be consulted, as
heretofore.
It is verv important to them that their accounts
should be settled as early as practicable, for
which purpose they have engaged Mr John Shaw
who may generally be found at their office.
April" 16, JS03 " 35-tf
e .rr tti .rry -tr
&i t?:. :! Jfi!;!-'
A'I'.-T!IR RED SFGX.
Mcdonald "Mciaster
Flave juat recei vedft full and fomplee 9tock of
GROCERIES, PUqVISIOiSS.&c., to which they
invite the attentftflj of the citizens and surround
ing country, 'rfty wilTsell low for c.tn,or on
time to punctual cuta:er. .They jrtrt-cfiased
'"tn iwus iuj iajH,iiu iiiis win eir.roie uiem m
sell low. They have facilities that many hTUse
liave not : they have agents established in Baltic
more and New York," who always advise them f
any cha'np in -articles in their line. and who
pnrcftas only wlren hirziina are to be had. ' Wp
.Pt-alvtays-ou - hand a splewifF-a'oj;v'eVi-i
fa H rrrn&rtnri'. et f r Tf qtT1?T" I'M TTCTn Tn u va n d f
frown sugars; Kio,JLava and iaguira coffee; reen ;
Hyson and hiack teas; New Orleans aridCuba
molasses; f able &; sack salt; bacon, lard, mess pork,
mess beef, smoked beef, dryed venion;"Io 1, 2
and 3 mackerel; butter, cheese, flour, nr.eal, corn,
oats, tobacco, candies, copperas, saleftus, in!i
go, mad Jer, spice, pepper, singer nutmeg, cina
rnon, ensom salts, hardware, cutlery, crockery,
and glassware; and a variety of oflfe"r goods.
They take this method of thanking the Commu
nity and their country friends for the very libe
ra! patronage bestowed on them; and intend, by
selling goods low. to i ncrease f lieir former trade
u!was keeping in view that a ni mble si x pence
is-'vorth a slow shilling.
Yellow liiiilding. between the Market House
and the Hank of the State, Gillespie Street,
Favetfeyille, N. C.
Watch 2'th. ISo.J.' 3o-tJ".
Tiic Larsrcst Canlairfl Factory
...
iii tiie
r
Jtk
-PLC I FULLY informs his fi iends and the
C, that he has built u: lare snbsf ., i, t I
pnbii
Uriek
ildii:gs at his Old Stand, exmesslv f,, -
m.inuf.,ctu! ing Carriages. Thankful for" the
ejy iiner.il pruroiiage he has received
for the
last -JI ears, he hopes b
business, with a desire to
strict attention' to
ive satisfaction, to
merit a continuance of the same He warrants
his work io be made of the !iji mntu,;..i i u "
J e)ei ienced workmen
in each branch of the
I compare favorably w ith
States, for neatness and
busi -less. I lis w oik wi
j any made in the United
ourabiiity.
j lie is determined to sell
j hijS line on as good terms as
ami do any work in
i:,y wprk done else-
w nere that is as well done.
He now haa un iiancf.
finished, the LARGEST' STOCK of
Carriages,
J
p - . t- r ooject to ttiose Wflo engage in.the ma nufac t ui e as
JjarOUCllCS, Jl0Ck- e!l as to shippers to patronize him..-. All Spi
a a J lj.i-.: ... . itS-J-vCe,ived in "rood order, w ill he'kerit o free
unit
ever oflered in this jmiife; anS-a'verv large s'toclc
of woi k nearly finihvd. which"viil be finished )
O.l I 1 V,
!v i!'nl'vvliif!i vv-ill Iw s,il.l iuiv i,,-.v fc.i-
r on !-hort tune to punctual customers. !
iii.- lie has on
AX L FIFTY
hand more than OXE HUNlJi'ED
Vehicles finished .ind in'cuis-e cd'
construction.
ycjAll work made by him is warranted 12
months with t'.iir usage, and should it fail by trad
workmanship or material will f;e repaireil fiee
of charge.
Persons wishing to buy would do well to call
and examine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly at
teirlfiHo. i e
iii l . i g
executed at short
!e terms.
notice and on
.ry re,
.) one
.m,d
l-j-tf
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V K00DS.;
v. i Moan !;
Has received a large stock of Spring icc Summer
Co iis is t i n
Gudios fine Oresses an
Fri in mi i
liontiels, Shoes. &c
To which he would call the attention of the
ladies in tow n and country.
A No, a superior lot of READY-MADE
CLOTHING, Hats, Hoots, Gaiters and Shoes, for
gen 1 leme n .
March J.'i, 1S.VJ tf
JUST REC!5!VED,
Spring an;l Summer Staple and
OJllA
DRY fiOODS,
Ready-made Clot'iing, fine l'oots and Shoes, a
large assortment of ladies', misses' and childi en's
Shoes ;m fi jots: Umbrei! as and Parasols. Culls.
i .inawis. i.ni i a is, i io ves anil 1 1 otsery , w 1 1 n a gooij
! Stock i t 'Groceries ; also, a lot of those patent
Straw Cutters, Corn Sheliers, Ploughs, ecc.
P. TAYLOIt,
Green Str eet .
May 7, 1 -W. 3m
Saddle and Harness MaaufaclorY.
The Subscriber respectfully informs his cus
turners and the public generally, that he still
continues to carry on the Saddle and Harness
making business at the store west of the Mar
bl.e Factory, where he has now on hand and
is regularly manufacturing Saddles, Bridles and
Harness of every desciiption and quality, to
gether with every other article usually kept in
his line. Repairing; neatly done and promptly
attended to.
All persons indebted to him bv note or ac
count over t h ree months due, are requested
call and settle the same
LEU' IS W. LEY Y.
June 5, 1-V2. tf
to
On and after Ihe first day of July, the under
signed will not pay more than $2,00 for Turpen
tine, until further n-'tice. We are compelled to
adopt tlilS Course inj; m me stem " -
McLAURIN STRAAGE.
July 2. 1.')3 -40-tf
To tlie Public.
In order to make a clean sile of my present
stock of Spring and Summer Good?, I will oiler
I hem at reduced prices. Persons in want of
"Ready-made Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, and Straw Hats,
and other articles of men's wear for the season,
will find it worth while calling on me.
GEORGE BRANDT,
Between the Market House and Favetteville
Hotel.
July 3,1353 50-2m
BACON.
North Carolina Bacon for sale.
J. & T. WADDILL.
July 10, 1553 51-tf
a of
I Dress
.(odebted toh late nrm orABEY,
-&'COLither by note or accWtrnt.
tyr.rqueted t cnll withuut delay and
-ie- w ith the subscriber. ;t the stand
?0l)ijeVrby-.Ihe late fi rrn above nauied,
ivfWVf" attended to , by the SOth of
Tf1.Wm.lfijfM3 will hive to be' re
" lb Xon& e I" t i tn e o s i S I v e 1 y c a n n o t b e
- t . '- ' " , -
n -indebted to 't lie .suhscrloer.
iT;I irtCount previous to the first
'a.rTs)ect-6Hl!v invited to culi
SHE,
are
sett!
fore"
Ifl.
f y
txepqy tft v i !t e .
P. SH EM WELL.
7o'J- Jt - -
July (, JSo3.
'Spirits TtJi-pentliic Wanted.
. The -.undersigned will pwy cash for Sjiirits
Turpentwe, (in good order,') allowing only a fair
margin tf ay incideittrfl exgenses in sending to
a general market.
When parties prefer to ship on their own ac
count, tie undersigned w ill make liberal Cash
advances"01" the usual commission) on all Spirits
and Rosin placed in their hands for shipment.
giving the owner alwas he option to sell in
Wilmington or ship to Xew York.
GEO. W. -WILLIAMS & CO.
July 9, JS-"3. 7o-tf
KEMOVAL.
"We have removed to the large fire-proof brick
store lately occupied by Sampson Hoon, Esq ,
one door west of Messrs J. &. T. Waddill, on
Hay Street, where we shall receive in a few days,
large additions to our early Spring pui chases"
Our stock' or
Dry Goods, Hats, Shops, Boots,
Rcady-mude Clothing-, Um
brellas. tScc,
wa selected expressly for the WHOLESALE
TRADE.
Merch?.nfs are requesfel to give our goods an
examination before pui chasing.
STARR & WILLIAMS.
May 7, 1S33 dJ-tf
To listilicrs and SliipTjprs oi"
TUItPE.Vn.VK.
The undersigned having completed his large
and commodious Warehouse, situated on the
River Bank, at Lower Fayelteville, is now
prepared to receive Spirits Turpentine on Sto
rage, lie expects to de ote his sole attention to
the business, and those who Store their Spirits
with hirn, may depend upon his being in the
Warehouse every day so as to detect an leakage
that may occur. Having a good cooper always
in the Warehouse, he will be aide to mke it an
rceivea in oad condition. "T
Merchants buy inz t he art iele w ill savflKich
trouble ami exoen.se bv sending it direct IV to
tlie warefiouse lor inspection
The subscriber beinr in no wise i
concerned in any of the Boats, will
iterested or
ui ail cases
shin as directed by the owner or sbiniiei
ISlfAM RLAK1
June '2', IS'v -lS-3:n
d3T!ic vindersigned beiiii: a)-
pointed to take the Tax List for the district of
Fayelteville, will sit in the Market House from
tlie luth to the 31st July from S to 11 o'clock,
a. in., for that purpose. Those interested will
please meet him.
J. WADDILL, J. P.
Julv i , is--::. jo-Dt
! UNION ACADEMY.
The exerrises ofthis institution will be resum-
t
i ed on the third .Monday of July, under the caie
and saperiittcnden.ee of Mr James Patterson,
I well known as a competent instructor.
! In addition to many ot her superior advantages
i which Students enjoy at this institution, there
! is in the immediate vicinity of the Academy, a
finrat Spring supposed to he equal to any
; in this region of the State.
Hoard can he obtained at the Academy or in
! respectable families in the neighborhood for Six
Dollars per month.
Tms of tuition jor Pension of five months.
Elementary blanches 00
Higher Eag!ih branches b 00
Classics and higher branches of
Mathematics 12 00
By order of hoaid of Trustees,
JOHN TAYLOR, Sce'y.
Alfordsville, Robeson Co., July P, i.'.'5. .'it
JCuiice to Turpentine Dutilbrs.
I have now on hand a number vf Spirit Barrels,
made of the best seasoned material, and by good
workmen. And am making about eighfv barrels
per week. Those wanting will do well to give
me a call. - T. K. UNDERWOOD.
July y. is5.::. 7:o-tf .
Coal Interest For Sate.
The Subscriber is anxious to dispose of his
interest in the Chdmeis Coal Field, embracing
one-half the interest conveyed to Dr. B C. Wil
liams by Dr Charles Chalmers, and conveyed b
said Williams to myself This Field covers the
Horse-shoe Bend of DeepRiver, and is thought bv
good judges to be the most promising Field io
Chatham. The interest ottered for sMa is one
tourth of the whole mineral interest on the en
tire Chalmers tract.
M. M. Me KAY.
faumrneryille, July 0, 1553 &i!-3t-pd
NOTICE.
We are determined, during this summer and
the
Jocus. Persons indebted to u?, will be interest
ed in this arrangement, ami to save costs they
would do well to'cill soon and settle.
Jui' J. T. WADDILL.
Town tots for Sale.
I will oiler for sale at public Auction, on Sat
urday the 30th or July nest, a number of TOWN
LOTS, situated on Fair Bluff, N. C, adjoining
and between Lumber River and the Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad, (to which point and
beyond, the Ror.d is now completed,', and also
adjoining tbe public roads leading, one to Con
wayboro, S. C , the other to Marion Court House,
S. C. The location of these lots are decidedly
ihe handsomest about Fair Muff. Come one,
come all that.waot lots. and judge for yourselves.
Tnelvc months credit, with interest from date,
bond and approved security, before the tftle is
made.. JA p POWELL.
July I, 1555 312t
i ll 1 1 ifTrrr i-fl ii TfiMMiii m7m TiajT" i
... . . ,
THE RAIL ROAD SURVEY.
-A
u"Ve learn that the Kngineers haf!; on
Saturday alternovji Iat, nctrk,
rnijclieil ' vvilliirt a mile fltul at "6a I f nflHep
Rfe r and.bfeibgot Ut the vrivtfjliat
evening." The Ijjie rn. n a baseili'iie.
beginning at the Cajie Fear river belo the
C I a rendtttv Uri I ski rti tig t ie livei1 f the
mouth oCCrnss .Creek. iiiCd thence th. )UU
the Nqrlhern part of litis (6wfa sti 1ht
course taleu; fti vVr. iC abo0t4
10 in lies from tftwii nhil recrlfcUwiHT
anil recr6tSfT
-nilcs from tovii. It will reach : lleeit
Hi ver about half a mile abuvvs the Gulf.
After the coinplelion of this base line,
olliers will probably be run at each eml of
the mute, to ascertain what will be the
best point of approach to Deep River, am!
of entrance to the town of Fayelteville.
Iayet!eville Observer.
IMPORTANT! !!
DAGUERREOTYPES ! ! !
Seciii-c llic Sfttli-w cic tlie Substance Fatlc,'
The subscri!er begs leave to inform the citi
zens of Fayelteville that he has taken the room
formerly occupied by T. O Smith, (Penbow &,
Kyle's building,)" where he will rem i in for a
short time, and respectfully solicits a call from
the citizens whether they wish pictures or not.
He is provided with the most approved Rppa
raius, and with a large and beautiful selection of
Coses, Frames, Losiels, Pins, Sfc, in w hich he
will place Pictures, single or io groups of al
most i.nv number, and warrant them to be taken
in the BEST STYLE OF THE A 1ST, and NEV-
:R to FADE.
iii not then w hile the oppor
tunity is afforded yon, to secure that which
money cannot purchase after the loved Parent,
Husband, Wife. Child or Friend shall have oa'ss
ed away, namely: A CORRECT AND UNFAD
ING LIKENESS, which can now be obtained
at so little trouble and expense, by calling at
t he subscriber's room.
Once more I say (XJ-Give me a call, sit for
your picture, and in no case are you expected to
lake it units-? entirely satisfactory.
Particular afte.ntiori paid to the faking of
Children, which is done in a few n'CuncU. He is
also prepared to t;.Ue the likenesses o! the sick
ised, wnicii will lie done at their rcsi- I
deuces.
Oil Paintings, Engravings, Daguerreu
types, &.c, correctly copied.
J. U. WALDEN. Daguerreofypis t.
X. B. LaJifa r rerjopptrd to -Jrcss in flVuri'd or cIki k
inalfrial. uvoiiling wliite. liyfit. b!uo or itik. A scarf or
pirn I ;iv- n iile.isiiiir t-l'.'stct to I in- picture. ! (or.U--liivu
a blank r iiiiiin-.t vi j't an j craviit. so that the bnsum
be tint !o j ::n:ch i-. ..-eil. I-or t : li il Jren . !il. ."trijM it or
tiKio-ed dresses, l-'ce v.,rk. ItitigK-la add :tiai.lj io luu r.tioxi
a.
Htofj s for Relit.
Will he
rented at public Auction, on S.,tur-
day.
t. at the Market HoUe. I
h Mi es' !
at l
the follow ing Stores. W.ii e-hotiaes
ud Dwellings, belonging io t he Estate of John j
K Mctii-lte, tiece.i.eil
lliick Store, corner
-to wit:
of Market
Squ;
and
Green street.
Uriel; Store joining the above on Green street.
Large Ware House on Gillespie street.
Large Ware House on corner of Mum ford md
Gillespie streets.
Two Wait; Houses on Mumtord street near
Gillespie street.
Also the D. veiling !Iou.-e on Green street, near
Eccles' Bridge.
A. M . CAMPBELL, A net.
Julv 10, l'--3.'f 5!-5t
J9
. r. I It' r 1
i lie suiiscriuer oners lor saie
his DWELLINC; HOUSE .n the
i 3 S C ;: A-
:fS5 South 'side of Mo.ue Slr.-ef. The
4lkie&si&: Dwelling and out -houses are ; Il near
ly new. ami in good repair. There is a thrifty
von ng orchard on the premises, ami an excellent
Well of water. Tire situation is healthy and
convenient .
DAVID MoDUFFlE.
Faiefteville, July Iii, i5:i
tf
Sl'KIXO IJII-L. A(;.M)E3IY.
POBESO.N COUNTY, N C.
Toe Trustees of this Institution have the
deasureof aun'iuncing to the puM ic, t l.a t the
I i
have secured tbe services of Mr 21. Currie, as
principal, w hose character hot h f-s an instructor
and disciplmai i-'ii, warrants them i:i giving as
surance to all who may feel disposed to patronize
the School, that they will hare the advantage of
systematic and thorough instruction
Mr Currie is a professional Teacher of several
years successfu 1 experience,! he last four of w h ic h
has been in Ciieraw, S. C , first as a teacher of a
private Clissic.l School , and r.fferwai is ;s Prin
cipal of Cheraw Academy, where he has prepar
ed bors for the South Caroliri i College, and the
Universil y of North Carolina.
The location is r ei feet I v henl t h v "w i f b I n h ve
miles of the Wilmi
ugtot, "and Maiiche-ter Krfil
Road, at Fair Bind, in the midst of an i ifeliigenf,
moral and religious neighborhood, entirely re
moved from all iufl rences that endanger the
he.lth and morals rf students in to.vos a.-.d vil-1-,-cs-
a.ui the Trustees are determined to mske
evei v exertion to iiiuuhmc h.- .-.j. j
-t idents committed to tbeir care. j
Good board in families in the immdate vic:n- I
itv Of tlie Acaueiiiv, tan o-
per month.
Bales of T fit ion per Session of Five Months:
Elemental y English Branches, S.
English Gr..mui :r, Arithmatic, f.eo;v
r"phv and Hir-foiy, .12.
t in 'u i -es, Mathematics and Natural
:cier.ce, ! s.io.
Tj,e Institntio'i will be open for the reception
of students on Mond -.y the 2oth of July iust.
Further isrf icuiars c.iti he obtained by ad
dresing the Principal oi -either of the Trustees,
-t Leesviiie, Rubeson County. N. C.
J. C. LEE,
JOHNSON FLOYD.
BRIGHT WILLIAMS,
S. SEA LY,
r. fi. FLOYD.
GILES WILLIAM?,
Trustees.
SI l
July 10. 155$
WOOL CARDING.
We have the machinery -t Blount's Creek
Factory, and are prepared to card woo! on the
uju1 term on toll or otherwe. Apply at
the Factory or to
GEO. McNEILL.
July 14,' 1S133 51-4t
1 VOX. llKO. 7S2.
THE JOLLY GOOD FELLOW. . i .
Iii the course of our rather erratic lifpf r?
we have inetwith a great many of thitf -class
of me,anil hare 4generalfy fountf "
them shallow in- mmtl, and Superficial in -rriemUfW
TheVlire bleseV with reai
lge.afive power, ami atrememlou caoacit
rftir drinking, and.' when you come serious
rj to analyze them, you wiH fiml tbefr
principal virtues are jhe result of tb cort
stitiitioiT almost piou!" against the rftects of
ririlisVrcttui of eating auf drinking. , ln J
J ly ?m& ted inleUtiontoioatwri,
tDertavirHw...Tgm-jU
riiiS'un. urt?ir-U nthlm rp!ihr.ii
tea nore
. ....
have made can tell you ull the tWlting
"rounds in the nciojibot hood of fifty iiiiies,
ami put V"W up to a thousand of those
knowing dodoes about other matters which
help to complete the education of the man
about town. l'ne with him, and Vou will
noon see what it is to be a jolly good fel
low. Tlie waiters nt the restaurants know
hint, lor, although he . seldom spend any
money of his own, he is a most capital
decoy-duck, and few keepers of houses of
refreshment but are willing to give him
the run of their places on account of his
reputation as a diner-out and ood fellow.
The jolly good fellow is no fool. Ho
rather a genius than otherw ise, for he lives,
moves, and has iiis beiu through tlie
weakness anil folly of others. He professe
to be profound in his knowledge of the
world ; and yaung men just coming out an;
very apt to be attracted by his off hand
manner and apparent fimiltarily with all
that is passing in the ijreal world. They,
innocent boys, imagine there is a sort of
eclat in beinj; hand-ami glove with a man
who receives the drference of waiters,
the smiles of prostitutes, ami the friendly
nods of notorious men about town. V ti
should say to the yout'. man starting in
life never, if you can help it. lorm the
association of a fellow who has p,ot tliu
reputation of beinj; a jolly good fellow.
Hum is the spirit ot friends-hip, and a din
ner, which he will leave. you to pay for, is
1 1 i t onlv
substantial Io: in in w hich his
oud-wili is jMOseiited.
O I
S 1 N G'JLAH II E-U N ION.
The New Yoik Kxpress tells the follow
in; i oui.iiii .' of real life. 1 i u t ' is
oMen
stranger than hction
k U1. ...iiL
I tuous eiil. They are married, and in due
time aie blessed with a smilin" cherub a
pledge of tbeir uiu t ual a tiect ion. But 'tlie
course of true hive never did run smooth,
as frequent ly after the consummation of
the marriage relations as uelore they are
entered upon. Business calls the gentle
man to ICurope, and the same cause delays
hisretuinfor a long time. Meanwhile,
slander, with her hundred eyes and ears,
is buy at woik. The absent hu-lnd is
charged with infidelity. The lady be
comes indignant, applies to the Courts, and
ues nut a divorce with five thousand ded
l.irs as alimoncy, which is immediately
paid over by the fiiends of the absent hus
band. Tbe lady, having yesterday be
come id' age, (21 years,) cornea before tt;'e
Court, asking that the above tnentiom-d
sum lie paid to herself, which was of course
"ranted. But in Ihe midst of all this legal
warfaie the husband returns, set ks an in
terview with hi- former wife, explains
away all that hail been said to his disad
vantage, and a second time the happv
! cmiple bought the steps of the altar, and a
second tune the knot was lieu, aim we
j resume fnmly enough this time to last for
the rest of their lives.
Ciiiw Tkkes The Mobile Tribune
ie.ii us from a citizen of that city, that the
China tree was introduced into this country
before the Revolutionary war by a mer
cantile firm of Puiladelphia and lMenton,
North Carolina, which traded with China.
The firt tree was planted in the former
city, but, under an apprehension that it
would not live in o northern a climate, it
was removed to I'Mentoti, where it grew
apace and'was greatly admired. After it
commenced blooming, tlie people carne ag
many as twenty ai d thirty milentoftee it.
i From t: sin!e tree, it was propagated
through the country, and now, in ino-t of
our cities, it is one of the commonest of
our shade trees.. The first tree was still
vigorous twenty years ;.go.
j Tobacco Sekb Oh.. roreign papers
! tate that a Uritish resident in Itu-ia, who
j is a men. her of the Imperial Geographical
j Society ot that country, and gardener to
. hi Excellency. General Vsvolodj-ky, jiear
Kizlior, has lound, by experiment, that
the s.eed of the tobacco plant contains
about fifteen per cent of, at oil that has
superior d4iccative qualities, which may
be employed w ith advantage in paints and
varnijiuc-i. The pritcess of extmcliuti i
said to be simple and easy, requiring only
a reduction of the seed to powder, which
is to be kneaded into a Mid' paste, with a
sufficient quantity of hot water, and afler
wards submitted to the action of a very
strong press. Tlie oil, when expressed,
is exposed to a moderate heat, which,
coagulating the vegetable albumen of the
bottom of the vessel, leaving the oil in a
perfectly clear and limpid stale.
An exchange paper suggests that the
best remedy for railroad accidents is when
a train is about to srart, to lah two of tlifc
Director of theCompany to the locomotive.