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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Devoted
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BttYAX t YATES, Proprietors.!-
. PRINT KD ijv
PAYETTEYILLE, N. C, SATURDAY, APRIL 29,
WILLIAM J.YATE5
ROBE It T K. BRYAX, Editor.
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i or a single, copy, if paid in a.lvan
in :
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2 .10
oo
3 ro
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' " th cud of 6 month.
" at the end of the year,
i0 subscnpt!on will Ijc rccoivod f.,r a shorter period
than one yrnr unlc?s paid in advance.
AVith the view of cxtondin- the circulation and en
li&ncuijr the usc-fulneus of the paper, the proprietors of
fer the following remarkahly low
CLuji unites, i 'j-r.ini .1 ju.y i.v.'ijj v.i. .vav
fr . ...
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Letters ou bumnCM coimctul wi"i the fire vtiW he
.ddreA-UMh uiwUraijriied, and . pcst-n.
Rntrs of AthritVmv ,
.Sixty cents pf.r w,, ,:). 0f If! l'mcs fi :!:" !irt h?!1
thirty cents f(,r cadi Mi1scinent insertion, unless the
SECOND 8TO(!K.'
PEAKCE &. PEMBERTOX
Are now receiving, in addition to their former Stock,
a beautiful assortment of
BRKSS GOODS.
Katin Striped lirrafffs.
Colored Embroidered IJobe.,
Iiidic.i Collars and Under-Slecves, .
Velvet a?id other Trimming,
IJonnet Ribbons,
Cravats and Stocks.
Shirts. Collars. Ac.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE.
' : An il 1, 184. p. & 1'. Hay Street,
CEDAR FALLS Cotton Varus and Sheet
ings for sale hy
TROY & MARSH.
y
Nov 12.
FR.ES h
SPRING AND SUM3IEU GOODS.
SISO KUWAR1).
E. li. &, jr. A. PE3IBERTON
Have just received and opened a large and well select
ed stock of i
SILK ATD FAXC Y DRY' GOODS,
Which have been selected with unusual care, and de
signed more particularly for the Retail Trade! In our
stock may be found all the late styles and designs for
Ladies' Dress Goods; Fancy plaid and brocaded Silks;
plain Canary col'd do; black Gro-de-Rhine and figured
do; rich PLAID Dei ages and Tissues. (Rlaid being
the rage this season;) tigd and plaid Grenadines;' large
lot fciiperior plain Derages and Tissues, embracing all
the desirable colors pinks, blues, greens, blacks,
whites, tans, cauarys, vc; printed Eiub'cl and Swiss
Jaconets; India and Foulard Silks; plain fig'd and
plain Challys ; Organdie Lawns: Printed Muslins:
French, English and American Ginghams and Prints,
i Vc. Ac.
SV ..." -s.
& J. LILLY
II
. embracing a great variety ol
fUrtand Boitic Drv Goods, Summer
Hats, Jiounets, Roots and Shoes, Umbrellas,
I'arasols, Ac. &c.
Mvi2Lr"erC,W'lected Wlih ,nuch nl villlK-
All wTnl,"Un terms e5sivcly at Wholesale.
glJS2KS.Ul,el,llcd "ith-le aud warranted to
April 22, 1854. 0t
ycvi-Ko.- oi.
advertisement is ))iiblisheu fur nmr
when U will be charged
For three mouths. - - .
1 or six months. -
IV,r twelve mouths, - - -
than t. o months.
10
00
00
oo
iSI-,',,rihC.S,,l5Wribor' 1US Zro WcH- JOIIX .J'UK ENTLEMEXS WEAR Superior black nirfl
...WriWVfHm wBVmtWrcnrs old, n feAt 1 inch SJ'try rti'd Cloibs; black French Doe-Skins; fanev
lugli. weighs about 185 or 190 lbs. Jobey aged about t."d Cas-simcres, including some splendid patterns'
m ' " m'T ' rt n, "K',10i' h'?h- Hto,lt- and weighs 17-3 Italian and French Summer Cloths: Drub D'Etes- fan
lbs, luey were bought horn Mr James Surles. of Cum- cy coFd Linen Driliints; plain striped and lig'd do;
erlaud county, a. id will probably be lurking in that j Siik. Satin, and Quilted Marseilles " Vesting. Ac.
neighborhood. Tobev lias a wife at Mr Richard l:irl"s Elubd Clirain Muslins: ri.h Cm-tnin l)ani,ul. T..I.1..
7""- All advf t tisements must be handed in by Friday
10 o'clock, a. in., to ensure their insertion in the next
. ...
ui s paper, and should have th- desired number of
srrto.ns marked on them, orther-.vise thev will be
terted till forbid and charged accordingly.
Di:VA.V A YATES.
ln-
i ii-
?I A It I
iNtany opos;te
l. isr,
(JEO
to V.. Y. Willkings
Faycttevill", N. C.
v
A ' T It V,
LAFDE1L
A letiou
St.
HOTEL.
the above establishment
am u.e.v j.reiiared to enter-
w ho ma v irive me a
S(
' A It 'MI ACiE
Having recently purchase. I
tain in a comfortable manner th
- .:.. i i.n nig ainpie staples, g.io.l lio-tlers ami a .Us
J)os,t;o,i to a.-cuiiinio,late. 1 trust 1 shall be able 1o
give entire atisfact:oa to thosv' who mav favor me with
th'-ur patroiiag.-.
11. C. M T.EAX.
-iiii-u- ::. i s.-.:5. 70 1 1-
in -louu.stou County. Filly Dollars for either, or one
linu.li....! V 1 .1 .'-II .
' i'un:trs 101- ooiu. will oe paiu lor tlieir
uiiiciy 10 me suosciiocr. or tor their con
finement in any Jaii in the State, so that he can get
them. An additional sum of One Hundred Dollars will
be paid for the conviction of any
the above Negroes.
JOIIX COLEY.
1 air Buff, Columbus Co. X. C, Oct. G. C3-tf
person of harboring
H. IIAItJJAUCII,
Architect and ltuilrtt-r, Fajtl tcvlllc, X. C.,
Respectfully informs the public that lie is prepared
to execute i'LAXS of every description such as State
and Court Houses. Prisons. Ac. Also. Churches, Cot
tages, and other public and private edifices: Rridges.
Roofs. Ac. Ac. all with Specilications and Contracts
made for the same. He will also superintend all kinds
of work.
Orders will receive prompt attention, and Plans
drawn and sent to any part of the country at short
notice.
Oct. 15, L53. ly-pd
I).
; u
I mport'u's
i-l
Muber
EDW'D AlcrilERSON
wiTtr
!: !. V V A "i II U O . t i .
'. :id Wlsd. .'sale Healers in Foroi"n
coons.
street, Nkw 'okk.
1 ''5.'J Cm i
oriie-tJj-
and W) Darclav
and
I200 ACItJiS OF TiAXD I'OK SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale twelve hundred acres
of Land, located in the lower end of Richmond county.
Jt is about e.jui-distant from Floral College. Laureii
burg High School, and Laurel Hill. The Laud is well
adapted to the growth of corn, cotton, wheat. Ac. It
also oilers great inducements to those engaged in the
turpentine and lumber business. I have constituted
Alexander .McLean. Es. my agent, during my absence,
to whom all communications in regard to the matter
may be addressed st Gilopolis P. O." l;obts.,ii county.
Luther Dine, who reside near to the rr; mises. will take
exhibiting them to anv one who mav call
! Damask and Cloths ; Tnbb XnnL-iiw -.no T,.,. ..tl
jipre-i Jn-ds-eye am! Scotch Diapers; 10-4 Linen and
: y otton Sheetings; Linen and cotton Pillow Casing:
Huckabacks: Swiss Jaconet and Plaid Muslins; P.ishop
and Long Lawns; stripe Swiss and Tape Muslins, brown
and blenched Shirtings; Curtain Fringes: Grass Cloths
J for skirting; worsted Damask and Marseilles do; Sattin
( Jeans; Corset do; 1'LAIX and EMD'D WHITE and
I COL D CRAPE SHAWLS: LACE MANTLES and
j TALMAS. PL A IX and FIG'D SILK DITTO; plain
; Linen, emb'd and hem-stitched Handkerchiefs : Kid
, loves: twisted Silk Mitts; Silk and Cotton Hosiery ;
Lisle Thread and Silk Undershirts. Chemizetts; Under-Slecves;
French AVorked Collars; Swiss and Cam
bric Edgings and Inserting; Thread, Cotton and Lisle
Edgings; Linen and Robin do; black and col'd Silk
Veils: green and brown Derage Veilings: white and
j col d Silk Illusions: plain and iig'd Dobincts; black
S:lk Settings for Mantles; ti-4 white Derages and
Tissues for do: Silk Rooches; lionnet Linings and
Tabs; Artiticial I'lowersand Wreaths. Straw Trimmings:
Crape Lieces ; Florence Silks and Marcelains; Paper
Hangings. Fire Screens. Wall Papering. Ac. Ac.
A large lot of Moleskin and white and drab Reaver
HATS: Panama, Leg horn, Alboni, Canadian, Straw
ami outer styles
SUMMER HATS.
Roys and Youths do., in great variety; large as
sortment fashionable Straw Donnets: Misses" Ponnets
and Flats ; line Calf pump-sole and other styles Roots;
Congress Gaiters and Calf Shoes; Ladies"' Congress
i .alters, assorted colors: w hite. bronze and Kid
pers, Ac. Ac. A handsome lot of
Second Stock
,S1llI5i AND SUMMER GOODS.
1 aT f V?.LUAMS are nnw receiving their
second fctock of Spring and Summer Dry-ools,
Hats, Bonnets, Shoes, Boots, and Readj--Made
Clothing,
MX rt. V IV ,at'1 ,wo wccks uy one of the firm. 11V soh m
tMji!f1&i-t of the Season, and will be disposed of ?f fes?or
hotesaie nuyers on accommodating terms. We solicit
an examination of our Goods, bv Merchants buyLiin
this Market. All orders prompt I v attended to.
J. R. STARR. j Ar tvir.T.rtMS
April 22. 1854. tf ,'
Fi
Whig CoxVit
that Gee. Dct'
that when hr'-wj,
not pretend toiSrt
eminence ; t Cwi'
him for the :ipi
chcck-matt;4f
ed by humbfPerj
we do not w-jdfel
c iples shouhlpecs
and while ScSli
At
or that the P3m& tfL
------ T ....... i, "imuuii is ujltMS ;
1ic Democrats have repeatedly beaten ns unm,
principle they have elected their candidates
over our best and soundest men
SabbatJ&Q
renlr tt a " corresnon.
".Sondiiyi ,os applied -V.week;
hetlienrsh, re.- ! '.
Ml say that it1n'nirT Do
gym the week hy. its ' ..
nlanets w" t-ve sim.
2?T.e,-' -over each hour of
iOYas alore n-iv
1
The
8 5 4.
SPRING GOODS.
unMersigned are now rcccivin.' t.1 t
haVe their entire Stock in store by the lot! instant of
, SEASONABLE GOODS, ;
Embracing a great variety of 1
FOREIGN" AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Umbrellas Parasols,
Boors and Shoes, '
roolscap and Letter Paper,
Hooks, lJoItiUff Cloths, k A-e
With an extensive assortment )f
READY-MADE C LO TIIJ'G ,
And lorcign and Domestic Hardware.
All of which they otter to the trade at LOW PRICES
and upon accommodating terms.
1 urcliasers vill find it to their interest to give the
nooe fctocK an examination before making their selec
Blank
&c.
thev have ad
vocated Free buffrajrc and we have tried for a
Convention, and we have been left behind; now
we will put Gen. Dockcry at them, and trv the
eirect 01 aemagogmsni. Jf we succeed, well; it'
not, why we lose not Jiinir. for we liave iiofliin.r
li J- oat urn,) dies
Vavof the moon. ) &c.
rL, .1; 1 r: it J
the son and planets. rbor xo ancestors,
from whom we have inure dirtctlr derivc.l o.,r
111 tlllK. n I . 1 , .A 1 1 -
....... Misio-nniCti tilt- (?.vs of the
1... - 1 . , . .
m i.ic Min ami pianets. Dies, Sob's, or
01 me snii, wjis 1,1 ;,.on, Siinna daco-. .
The sun was worshipped hy some luvthm na-
j 1 o.i, inoiitrn tins did not strictly tfive rise to
, mo ii.iiiic 01 1 tie iay,
week
the dav
to lose, and moreover wo oot vb! rn , " . c I """v w .MU? .iiS lt "Hied the ,nie
.some citsiunier wnose "lirmncss of nnrnos..' h.i:
leasure in
- 1 i'iif-y at 1
( 'Xif- ;i t the corn'
Feb'y 1 .-,:,.
XT O. WES I OUT,
.uv, I'VycMtville, X'. C1.
r of Row a::d Green strei
t-.
mi mar mrpose.
Oct. 22,
J. (;. RLUE.
Slip-
tions.
March X. LS54
HALL A SACKETT.
Tli" iH,'ier-i
be flu; id 'niilil v f'oil
V'ill and Te-ta.meiit ,
per.-ou having ela'l
tlieui within the liu;
liotiei- "I'll !..- p.'
the L.-tat
March IS. Is5 1.
Kft!t((;i's A"( !'
iie.i liaiiiL'. at .uarch I enn of Cmn-
t. (lualifn-d as Executor of the last
dee'd. not i lies all
to present
'Mrs R. ;!eR;
;CMb;st lh Ktate
umiteil i:v law. i0erwi.-e
this
1 11
nial
AM
U iifrrm-.iy, l).'l tu-to
;e immediate uieiit.
IIS A. McRAE." Executor.
.V5-tf
TIP )'.:: v
will please s
or t:t lit" 1st
dulgenee i';i:
Oct I. is."
Account
me pri-
do are ind"bt-.t to me by Xt- or
lib- tin' same. And all'de'it ilut
.Lfi't l?:. ina.t be settled, as hm
mot be given.
A. A. McKETIIAX
t r
t' ou ill t ssioia :iil
Jaiinar
Til
a
the delivery of
ill 'llCMllT Moil;!
Tiekets lor 1
;. W. William
v
t
VI II
Id
ill it t!I I SOX,
1 1. MINi; TON", N. C.
NOTICE.
I -e llon-e will be opened dailv for
from ."' to 7 o'clock, A. M.. coni-
y. 1 7 is iust.
are now ready
A o. X. Ice
will
lie at t he store ot
be delivered ex-
t to
k"fs. as it
coimis. When calle
t iui" sp c'iieil above,
charg d.
April S. IS", t.
is not intended t) keep any ac
l on to deliver Ice outside of the
double the regular price will be
.JOHN I). WILLIAMS.
ss-tf
We have rece
IMPLEMENTS, s
Ac. Ac.
A new 2 hors
March Is. 151
AO It I" ri.Tl'll A L.
ived our usual stock
of FARM IXG
h as Plough. Harrow. Cultivators.
J. A T. WAD DILL.
Wagon, complete, for sale.
J. A T. W.
r. jt jtii.i.an. .1. c. i!owiu:x.
MILT.AX OOWDK.T,
INSPECTORS OF NAVAL STORES AND PRO
VISIONS. OPiee. corner of North Water and Ches
liutt Streets. Wilmitigton. X. C.
April S. 1 S5 I. S-.')ni
TO MILL OWiEliS.
The subscriber take this method of informing his
friend and the public that he still continues in l!e'mi
Wright business and all its branches, viz: foundering.
framing, and erecting Water or Steam Mills upon vari
ous principles, cither with simple or complicated ma-
diinery. He returns his thanks to Hie public for the
liberal patronage he ha received heretofore, and hopes
by strict attention to business, and by giving general
satisfaction, to merit a continuance of the same. He
Litters himself that his work will compete with- that of
any other machinist forspend and durability. All lier-
-o,i nun ,:ini iouiv .luuc In rric-nT)nrc Ifiicr -svr.n trt rirt
eu 10 give n;m a call, as lie Las fcvcral eonipetent t iar.
101 rw.ie-.i 01 io emoioy. nam is preaveil to execute all
iobs at th" shortest, notice and 011 very reasonable terms.
Orders promptly attended to. I-'or further information
id Ires the subscriber at -Johnson vi 1 le. Cumberland
ouuty. x. c. j. 1:. Johnson.
Novemb-r 10. 1853 y-ipd.
READY .MADE CLOTHING
of a very superior quality; also Roys' and Youths. of
every description; Shirts. Collars Under-Shirts. Cra
vat mid Stocks; Umbrellas and Parasols; Traveling
Trunks. Carpet Dags and Valices. Ac. Ac. Ac.
hich will be sold ou a accommodating terms as any
otner house 111 the place, either at Wholesale or Retail.
The trading public would do well to give us a look be
fore purchasing.
E. L. A J. A. PEMRERTON.
Hay Street.
April 1. 1S5L 87-tf
Jl AX".
A LOT of Northern IIAY. of extra oualit v.
ed and for sale bv
TIIOS
Fayetteville. April 22, 185.
Ri
J. JOHNSON.
!)0-Jt
ILL'S IXE PLCS ll.TKA BI KMSII.
The Subscriber, a practical Root-maker of sonic ex
perience, has for some time Ix-eu sensible that there is a
I'siiltruliini to be vet supplied to the public in the wav
SPKISG, 1S51.
itruT.Pcfll.eP-'is noVv feeeivTllg-Trolir A'cW'-l ork, n
ire supply 01
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ready-Aiade Clothing, Sadleiy, Crock eiy,
Shoes, Hoots, Bonnets and Bonnet"
Trimmings, Hats of all kinds.
In short, every ;-i tide usually ki td in drv e.iod
Stores for sale. All of which I intend to sell as cheap
! as the cheapest. Thankful for past favors, I hope, bv
i correct and fair dealing, to merit a continuance of the
THOS. R. TYSON.
April 22, 185-1. ;o-;jt
same.
Cardial
NEW
The undersigned have
a general Stock of
GROCERIES. HEAVY
GOODS.
in store and for sale cheap.
HARDWARE.
ol a suitable burnish tor boots and shoes. Most of the
art'cles now used either injure the leather or fail to
impart that lustre so necessary to give to man's " tin
dt rstmictinz'' a proper finish. He has therefore, dur
ing the List twelve months, been devoting himself to
the task ot preparing an article tree from Ihese obiec- !
l,..s- . l.....,.l. .,fi,.,. ...... .1. : .a- . ' ii
experiment c.mpletcly succeeded. Then suit is -,v., 1 JioLow-ware, Iron, Steel, U indow Glass, Putty,
nt plus ultra Jiurmsh. He only whiles that it
may be tested in order to establish its superiority
over all others. Call on him at his shop opposite Mr
Lauder's Marble Factory. Hay street, and be supplied
with an excellent article at a cheap rate.
THOMAS GILL.
Nov P. ! f?5o tf
i'ai.i. sij-p,ii,n:s.
I have always on hand a full assortment nfol'O.
i uoi imi -.n. a.i't other ("oods suitable for
CERJI
the Fall and Wilder Trade, and w hich I offer for Cash
.... :.. ..- .!. c -i 1 i- 1 . ...
or in exchange ior j roituce ot almost anv l.-b. i
I have now in Store Flour. Meal. Corn. Rice. Dacon
Lard. Putter. Cheese. Crackers, Salt, white Clarified"
and Rrown Sugar. Rio and Java Coil'ee. Tea. Molasses
Vinegar. Fish. Cigars. Tobacco, Snuff. Candles SoaiV
. .L.0V.0. .-i.oi.-. . r ni 1 r. i'.nei.-i.f- 1?,..
Rlacksmiths" and Turnentiue Tool
Rroonis. Ducket. Oils. Paints. J)ye Stuffs, and in fact
almost anything that can be mentioned in our line.
Our friends will do well to give us a call before pur
chasing. Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods at
market prices.
Jj-r- Just received, 10 hhds. new crop Molasses.
G. W. I. GOLDSTOX A CO.
New brick store east side Gillespie street, third door
from the Market.
March 18, 1854 If
Spi-iiig :is! Sjiitimet" Slocli ;f
; o o t s , 1 x i) s jl o 1: s
We are r
consist i 11
men's, L:v 1
iving our SPRING and SUMMER STOCK,
of a large and general assortment of Oentlc-
Miss.es". Rovs" and Children's
J-:
a g
isodts. ;.iit:;s. a.d shoes
ibraeing every variety of style and ouaiitv.
Trunks; Calf, (i .at. Liu
Siioe Thread; with a larg.
X 1 1 of which we will sell
j. inctual custonr-rs.
With
ut ot Servant' Sh.
ALSO
ag and Rinding Skins; Lasts:
assortment of Shoe Findings.
ov for Cash, or rianie to
VIVE IIlXfUItEO THOl'SAXU POUM1S
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS WANTED.
ine siioscrioer wni ay the highest market
for any quantity of clean Linen and Cotton Rag-
wrought and cut Nail. Powder. Shot. Percussion Caps! March 4, 15 4 tf
and a good assortment of Dye .Stuffs; with many other 1
price
fle Grocery line
rood assortment of Dry
rro i;ianket and K
Goods. Roots ami
thing in
Also a
-suoe. .x.-gro 1,1-anKet and Kersey, and a good assort
ment of Ready-made Clothing. Cad and buy cheap
W. H. OAJ-VFI?"
18"':''- TOMi-tim
October 20,
April 8.
Jamks C.
is:;l
T. HAWLEY
ss-(-;t
Von.
AIii.ks
S.IIITTt A. fit
n i. ;s ; 1 . . ',,: re nil x
second storv
Costi.v.
f the
uniian v,
in the
SMt I'H.
JAM KS
Have removed their office to th
building form, rly occupied by t !,,' Tt legrauh t
w here they are prepared to attend to all busiiief
Conimissiou line.
All business entrusted to th"m will be punctually
attended to.
Wilmington, Jan'y 14, 1 S5 L 7ti-iv
SHIllXti S5t.
n 1: W G o O D s.
The subscriber is now receiving hi Spring and Sum
mer stock of goods, among w hich may be found black
and fancy Silk, some very superior : Silk Grenadine.
Rerages. Tarlton Plaid, printed Muslin and Lawns.
Ginghams assorted. Alpacca assorted. Swiss and Jaco
net Muslins, Calico. Red Ticking. 10 4 Sheeting, brown
and bleached Shirting, brown and bleached Urilling.
Cottonade Carolina Stripes, brown Linen. Irish Linen,
undressed family Linen, white and red Flannel, cotton
Merino Hose, corded Skirts, black and fancy Mantillas
and Talmas very fine, kid and silk ('loves, half Hoes,
black French Cloth and Oasimeres. fancy Cassimere
and Linen for gentlemen's wear, linen cambric Hand
kerchif. a good assortment ; linen and cotton Diaper :
Jims, Ki'i'.inv, hooks alio ees. oiuions. ,iun uozon spool
cotton, knives and fork. Iron and nails, 50 Rags Rio
Coffee loaf, granulated and brown Sugar ; tea. snuff
pepper, spice and ginger, log chain, coopers' tools of
all description. haieDaws, angers, chisels and drawing
knives, plate ami rim looks : turpentine hacker, scra
pers, dippers, axes and adze.. Ladies. AIises. and
boys Shoes, a large assortment ; gents Root and Shoes;
silk, Leghorn, and straw Ron nets ; Misses Flat and
Roimets : Panama. Leghorn. Fur. Moleskin, and Straw
Hats, " PETER P. JOHNSON".
April 15. 1851, Sd-lt
XOTICE.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his LANDS, six miles
North of Fayetteville. and about one mile from the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road, consistin"- of
about twelve hundred and sixty acres of land, suited
to tii ' making of Turivit'uie or Timber. Thev,."
on 1111
e lirenuses. a rood .Nan- ami t :nl Mill ..11 - 1
repair ami now-m operation ; also, a Dwelling -And II 1 V , . , " "l""""- " '""i o;oci ics, con:
th. necessary oiithuii.. in m.i ' "' ' '-'Cot cmb d Collars, Sleeves and Chcmizett: ,Li
Also, another tract of two hundred :i iifi,-,,.. ;llul "'fI Ldging and Inserting; Linen
head waters of Carver's Creek- k..o,. .. .,J h... t' '.. . "1'ic 1 lamikerchicts; cniliil ditto; a fino lot of C
'lace, on which there is a small Farm, a Dwelling Hoi.sc I p n Z . L,'. ' Ik" ilV tr',110' DuU
no or lei- tiuiise- 1 .
I A large lot ot Hats, viz
1
1
the
I
a
On the first named tract, there i cut about twenfv
tive thousand Turpentine Do.xe. from two to four v.'..,',-
old.
All the above land will be sold on the most accom
modating terms. Persons wishing to purchase, will
please call 011 the subscriber, who will take pleasure in
showing the above him!,
AVM. R. ROLTOX
Oct. 27, ls.Vf. ;.-,-( f
PUMPS.
Force and Suction Pumps ; Sheet Lead and Lead
I ipe, for sale bv
April 1.
tf
C. W. AXDREWS.
Market Square.
Dissolution
of Copartnership.
partnership livn'tr.f,.,... ..-:-.t; i . t
M ... 1. v- - . -.ffii.ig oeiueen j.
Ma sh .V C 0 m t lniton. is this day dish ed bv mu
tual consent. Persons indebted to the firm Bve r2t-
aV u ' ''U ' ,,r U C- s- Thompson. Clinton who are
authorized to give receipt. i'nii, t.io au
Th" C.
March 31. 1854
f-'8-4t
"WANTED,
J. MARSH.
M. McKINNON.
Ten good CARPENTERS to work in the Roftt Yard
near Kingsbury. Gool wages will be given and iviv
hients made monthly. Ajiply immediulely to
. ., - , NATHAN KING.
April 8. l85t 88-:U
PURE LIQ.IOHS.
1 Cask each, pure French Rrandv, Port and Aladeb n
Wine, just received and for sale bv
April 15, 1S54 S9-4t
J. X. SMITH.
iX E XV STOKE.
SPRIXG AXD SUMMER GOODS.
The subscribers respectfully announce to the people
of I-ayettevidc and its vicinity, that thev have opened
l T-,U- Stor(N (at ,1k- sand formerly occupied by Worth
A Elliott.) containing a large Stock of
DHY HOODS,
"Which will be sold at Northern Prices. In r,l!r Slock
may be found the late styles of Lmlies' Dress Goods :
1-aucy Rrocaded Silks; rich lig'd -and plain black Silk."
at ail prices; Lawns; French Jaconets, Muslins, mid
Turltans. in great variety; a very tine article of black
Alpacas Ginghams, and Print: Piano and Table Cov-
sisting
aconet.
Cam-
'rapc
nets,
Moleskin and Drab Reaver
Hats, Straw Hat nil style; Straw Roanet. MIses"
j Ronucts and ! bits.
A line lot of Roots and Shoe?. Ac.
! A large assortment of Jewelry:
i Breast Pins, a variety of Gold and
i Gold Fob and Vest Chains. Ac.
I Together w ith the largest nd fittest stock of Ready-
made t lothmg ever belore ottered in this market : Fine
black Cloth Frock and Sack Coats; also fine brown,
blue and green Summer Cloth Coat: a fine lot of black
Alpaca Coat. A large assortment of Pants: fine black
Roy-skin Cassimere Pants: fancy Cassimere Pants, at
all prices. A fine lot of Vests: white, buff, and fancy
Marseilles Vests; black Satin and fancy Silk A'csts, Ac.
A handsome lot of Cloth and Cassimere.; Gents
tine Linen Shirts. Collar. Ac.
Persons wishing to buy w ould do well to call and
examine our Stock before- purchasing elsewhere, as we
are determined to sell cheap.
SC1ILOSS A McCORMICK, Hay street.
P. S. Clothing of all kinds for Roys of from four to
sixteen year old.
April" 22. 154. DO tf
NEW GOODS.
The subscriber has just received his Stock of
STAPLE ASU FANCY UR.Y GOODS,
Embracing every article usually to be found in a dry
goou s ouiif. consisting in part as follows :
Plain black and watered Silk; plaid Summer Silk
printed Jaconet and other styles Muslins; Grenadines
i.erages and tissues; embroidered Muslins for eventn.f
i ... ... r
m csf.es; wiiue ana coin I at Hons; good assortment
laceanu oilier style .Mantillas: embroidered Collar
Sleeves, Chcmizetts and Handkerchiefs; Swiss and
Mi.-u.iei ciguig aau inserring of sup-nor quality
Bonnets and Ribbons of latest stvle and in great vai n
... . mj; rMllv .um.s, ouiv JIIIO IVKI IllOVl'SJ I InOl'l'llaS
and Parasols; good assortment of Calico. Gingham
leached and Orown Domestics; . loth. Cassimcres a nd
-.. ..?.. 1:...... . , -. . .. ...
e.smig, luien vxuous; .Niioes ami jsoots ior ladies; gen
tlemen, boy, gn-ls. and children; gentlemen's SUM
MER HATS; boy, ami girl Hats'and Flats, Ac. Ac.
Also. Sugar and Coffee.
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore receiv
ed, he trusts by close application to business and fail
dealing, to merit a continuance of the same.
P. SH EM WELL.
New Store on east side Green Street.
Fayetteville. April 15. 1854. SO-tf
Ha. just received a beautiful assortment of
SPIIIX'G AXD SIMMER GOODS.
He desires to return thanks to his friends and the pul
lic for the liberal patronage which they have bestowed
on him: and solicits a continuance of "the wine. His
friends and the public are requested to give him a call,
at the stand formerly occupied by S. J. Hinsdale, south
west corner market square and Gillespie street. '
April 22. 1854. 00-tf
K-t-Mi OF V VETTEVILTiEJ
13lh April, lS.'ii.
The annual meeting of Stockholders w ill be held at
the Rank on .Monday the 15th May next at 12 o'clock M.
S9-:$t AV. G. RROADFOOT, Cash.
clothixg: clotiiixg:! clothixg::: j
N E W EST A B LI SUM ENT.
AMBERG cv CO., Whnhsnh c- RcU, il 2Tn n u-
facturcrs and Dealers in Heady-made. ClutHir
Have just received and opened the largest and best
selected stock ever offered in this State.
They keep constantly on hand an extensive assort
ment of Gentlemen's furnishing Goods. em!racin
every article for Gents toilette. Hats, Caps. Roots
Shoes. Gaiter. Shirts. Standing Collars of pure Linen'
Cravats. Stocks. Trunks. A'aFces. Carpet Rags; I'ndcr
cloth in Silk. Gauze. Cashmere, lisle thread. Cotton
and a great variety of other Gents DRESS ARTICLES
too numerous to mention.
A splendid assortment of Gents morning Robes.
Also, clothing of any kind made to order on the short
est notice and latest style.
Manufacturers of Shirts and Collars, importers and
dealers in Cloth. Cassimere, Cashmeret, Vesting.
Linen Drilling and Marseilles. Ac. a
Our stock w ill be replenished every week bvour
senior partner w ho reside North. Come and examine
j and remember East side of Green street, in P. Slit m-
Well s new buildin
Roys clothing, a large assortment kept ahvnvs on
hand.
AMRERG A CO.
April 22. 18.54. tf
ncicioiore triven us more trmiLL. tl..i. i.t..
"strength of intellect" lias done us good.
Dockery is but another, and a more signifi
cant word for demagogue. -Salisbury Bonner.
WMls Hester, once more.
In a notice of this individual last week we
stated Ihat a letter had been received from 'him
by the Sheriff of this comity, informing him that
tllft llfirSP lll.nll w-hieb )i llo.l l.rlT -
-" ...s. K V. M ,ln 1CII HI X"JV-
etteville. This statement proved to be -true
and the horse has been recovered. Since then'
Hester himself returned to his residence, five
miles west of this place ; and information there
of having been communicated to the Sheriff, he
proceeded to arrest .him, and lodged him in jail
As this affair lias occasioned much talk, and as
considerable curiosity is manifested in regard
to the manner of the arrest, v.c give the parti
culars as follows :
The Sheriff, having summoned a posse of citi
zens, on Friday morning before day-light pro
ceeded to Hesters House. When "he'reaehed
there, and so disposed of his men as to surround
the house, the Sheriff approached the door, and
meeting Mr William H. Thompson cominir out
of the house, he requested him to inform Hester
that he must surrender, or he would be shot, as
armed men bad surrounded the house. Thomp
sou tout me jNiiertiT tnat Hester intended to stir
render, and then proceeded to inform Hester
of the Sheriff's demand: in the mean time, Hester
slipped out ot the back door with his gun, arid
had proceeded some three hundred yards before
he was seen by the Sheriff. As soon as this
was discovered, the Sheriff pursued him on
horse-back, followed by others of the company.
-A tlin sciinT.:rr o , . . i-.-. . !-.; tt . . 11
w. wvi.it 11 ; 'ail UIIII. Jll'Siri I'l kl'l
t-u rritd.t wkt) Mttufaitud. it.,, saving, "hiir.
1 don't wanffo kill you;" to which the Sheriff
replied, "Yon must surrender, or one of us must
be killed." Hester continued to Hee, and in
endeavoring to cross a branch, which proved to
1 1 . . . -
ue -.cry deep, (Having been swollen bv the rain
of the night previous,) he fell, and was nearly
covered with water the Sheriff, meanwhile,
got ahead of him on the opposite side. Hester
recovered himself, turned back, and ran dow n
the branch, when the Sheriff presented his iis-
tol at him and exploded the cap. As Hester
iscended a slope, the Sheriff threw his pistol at
urn ; and when he saw that Hester's attention
was directed to other pursuers, the Sheriff itiinn-
ed from his horse, seized Hester, and threw him
down he making no further resistance. He
was taken about a quarter of a mile from his
house.
On Monday last, Hester was brought before
Chief Justice Nash, for an examination into the
charge of negro stealing. Such evidence as
was at hand was taken, and at the request ot
the prisoner, further investigation was postponed
until Saturday, the Gth of May. IJUlsborcugi
Recorder, 1 9. inst.
some nations winch did not r-ni.sbb, if..,
luminary a divinity. Jt is jll8t as heathenish to
say Wednesday, (which the Saxons called
Wooden's daeg, from Woden, their god of war)
as Sunday, from Suiina daeg, the day of the
sun. "Sabbath" is not strictly applicable to
any day except the Jewish day of rest the
Hebrew signification of which is, to tease In
fact, we consider it evidently improper to call
the hrst day of the week by the name of Sab
bat. 1, there being no warrant for it in either
profane or sacred history. The day was never
kept as one of rest until the time of Constantino
1 ,!;imi,t' whoi" t,l extravagant devotion he
telt or the religion to which he had been so
H y- ,,Vd "'-variously converted, ordered
(.A. I). oil) that it should 1... L.o.t ;.. .,11 .
"T, ",,'' "e auowed country
luiiow uieir work, in fr,:is thi
lining i.l.:i ri 1
....... p.u.mmeu country labor. Some pedantic
ministers scrupulously avoid mentioning Sunday
and always style it Sabbath. This, hCwcvcr "is
mere affectation. It is in much better taste' to
style it "Lord's day."
people to
Council of Or-
Gohl Ear Rings,
Silver Watches.
IMPORTANT NEWS.
The Cheapest place in 7 a ten to buy ClolJiing!
The subscribers inform the citizen of Fayetteville
and the public generally that they have ji:t received
a large and fashionable Slock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
From the finest to the lowest qualify. Their s-tock con
sists of COATS made of cloth, cassimere. cashnierct.
silk lusting, bombazine, drab-de-ete. alpacca. grothing
cloSifc-ibi f all colors, chocks and gincrhams." and of
all otfer kinds of goods in the market. They also oiler
the largest, cheapest and best selected stock "of PA NTS
and ESTS ever seen in this market. Shirts, collars,
suspenders, neck stocks, drawers, and a great manv
other goods fi.r gentlemen. Thev offer these articles
at wholesale or retail on accommodating terms (ion-
Vf- J- t T'it0a CaI1 at th store "orth-east cor
li .Mai.vet Square., next to A.Johnson A Co.
M. GREENTREE A CO.
;m V ' A11 ,t.hosc '"debted to us prior to the 1st Jan 'v
T'ViZr tal1 and o longer mdulgence can
tl
ner
The Largest Milp In the Work?.
The ways for la ving down an immense screw
and paddle steamer for the Eastern Steam
Navigation Co. are in the course of completion at
the yard of Messrs Scott and Russell, the ex
tensive ship-builders at Milwall, where some
hundreds of piles have been driven in order to
support the huge fabric. Many hundreds of
tons of iron for her keel, are ready to be put
together, and the contracts have been signed
for the completion and launching of the ship
within two years from the present lime. The
following are a few particulars of her dimensions;
Extreme length 011 main deck, 700 feet, being
430 feet longer than the great Himalaya steam
er
iiano.
The best way to apply guano fo anv crop we
repeat for the seventh time, js to sow it br'uatl
cast, after breaking all the Jumps, with anv
mixture, and plow it in, at the rate of -()) I()
ouu ids. per acre. Each 100 lbs. will roL
about S-'l 0.1 the land, and add five fo ten bush
els to the product. If you can not plow it
in, mix 11 well with the soil by hair.
11 you plow a deep furrow for your
and sow the guano in the bottom
five or six inches by another
11 1- . ;
cii. xaive care tnat you
contact with seed or plant.
w nen corn is growing, voti may plow in
j?.u'" A? tl idft of the vowif. chi iUli y now
it upon growing wheat,and harrow it in fo-ood
advantage. You may sow it unon -.rns .....1
:.. 1 .11 ... . . r ......
g.iiu 1 w o ooiiars worth of inv f..r
pent. Both on wheat and grass
cases when used n
ow ing-
row of corn
md cover it
furrow, it w ill do
never Jet it con-c in
every one
ami in all
lop flri'ssino' miv I...K
1 l 1 1 .. 0 '- IK"..
ousiici oi piaster with each cwt. or iii.-.kn
compost with swamp muck, charcoal, fine . l.-.v
Use 200 pounds of IVmvh.i. (!
to the acre, and you will find it equivalent to
lair dressing of stable ninimr,,
Never mix lime or ashes with ir,,,n,, ,.', ,.",.
wet it before using keep it dry, "ami it never
strength, it produces the hest eilVct
poor sandy fain Hit ,r,....i r,.
... - . ' o'-'-'"
ueeu 01 maiinrintr.
It is very valuable for garden vegetables
giving them great size and food fhivi.r o..,l ,..
dutirig no weeds. It Is cxellent for anv b.dvs
tknver irarden. but mnst ..s,. ; .... ....'.
, ...ou .iv. 11 ,10 sparingly
oui oiu aunt used to be of her tea. when she
upon
any soil in
made it for hired men, and us bovs; and if they
are careful never to make it any stronger it
win not kill her plants. A pinch the size of 1I.0
same good old lady's pinch of Scotch snuff, d;s
so.ved in a tumbler of water and used on a
ostea plant, will make it start into life lit-,.
May shower.
Guano is sold in batrs of 1.10 to lf.O imnmb
each. X. Y. Tribune.
Losing a.i G.uxixg a Pji.utick. A corres
pondent of the Philadeli h.'a Sun. w rif ino- f'r, iin
Cohasset, Massachusetts, relates a good anec
dote of a physician residing in that place, which
he says is a fact, and the best temperance
lecture he ever heard. Some thirty years ago
ago this doctor w as addicted to hard drinkiiur,
and neglected his professional duties to such an
1 extent that the people were obliged to send to
j Boston for a new physician, a young man, w hom
I they colonized umour them. Thiims went, on
, .,...- .-..ii .. i.,. .11 i t 1
extreme length of koel fiSft f.nt - ovt.-...,.,. I - lul o doctor losil.t
0... .. .v.. ..ws...v. t , n 1,1, ,b.,.l,.
t , , . ,, 4 4-
oreadtii ot beam, 83 feet; depth of hold, (form- . " , " V"1,' l"""'
ing four decks,) 58 feet; length of nrincimil fl l,!S1bC C ol ,1,ct. " town store,
saloon, SO feet; height of ditto, 15 feet; ton - tl,cold. doctor pari :hasM.g a jug ol rum, ami the
..age, 10,000 to-isor builder's measurement, "1l,.I,-?V loc,r bllJi"V rrel of flour home
2-2,000 tons; stowa-e for coals 10 000 tons' 1 lll,liv;1tju remark ol a by under called forth a
sneer iioiii 11
le given.
April 22, 1S54
2m
M. GREENTREE A CO.
ALFKLD
Inspector of Xaval
ALDEUMAX,
Stores and 1 revisions,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
All business intrusted to him will receive prompt
attention.
April 22, 1854. 3m
P. M. WALKEK,
Provisions.
DEATISTKY.
1. W. C. BENBOW, Local Dentist,
way be found at his Rooms near the Mar
ket, where he will be pleased to receive
his professional ser-
Inspcetor of Xaval Stores and .
WILMINGTON, N. C.
All business intrusted to him w ill receive prompt at
tention. April 22. If 54 Gnj
...,ii.- , .
vices OU tUot?0 iu ueiu ot"
teeth W'to""- 'V ,,i C,lrC ftU f'Perons upon the
toerdla S;:VrtiEcr'?l elicited
N R ul v . 1 IM C',,K,,''! ot 1". manufacture.
to ti,e cicn orFaven nS-!!!s ""f 'hanks
liberal mit..mr,?,i ' V ttvllle a,Hl vicinity for the
ing Fayetfcwille d maNy knmvn ,,,ut he intends leav
ontl C lL tLe n,,ddlc of Jun--' I abwnt three
Auril 22. 1854.
tf
X OTIC E
TO I' IJ A 1..
..o MiiMtinijer having recently fitted m. aeommod!
Johnsonville. April 22, 1S54
S. E. JOHNSON.
3m
stowage for cargo, "3,000; o00 first class cabins,
with ample space for second and third class
passengers, besides troops, &c. while her screw
and paddle engines will be of the aggregate
nominal power of 2,800 horse. Shc will also
carry an immense quantity of sail. The princi
ple of her construction, as designed by Mr
Bruunel, will be precisely similiar'to the tube
of the Britannia-bridge. Her bottom, decks,
ana sides are to be double, and of a cellar form,
with two feet six inches between. She will have
no fewer than fourteen water-tight compart
ments, also two divisional bulk-heads running
her whole length; the great length of the ship,
it is contended, according to all present ex
perience, will enable her to pass through the
water at a greater velocity, with a smaller
power in proportion to her tonage, than ordin
ary vessels now require to make ten knots per
hour, and that speed is in fact another result ol
great size, her immense proportions admitting
her carrying sufficient fuel on board to accom
plish a voyage round the world.
There are ten or twelve frightful cases of lip,
tongue, and face cancer in the London Cancer
Hospital, all resulting from excessive smoking.
Five thousand five hundred emigrants arrived
at New York in one day last week.
It is said that the Captain General of Cuba
is examining the fortifications of the island, and
putting them in thorough repair.
ie voungtJ- ani u
the two doctors. I .rts x noticed and in
terpreted by the elder one, who, with a calm,
deliberate air, put the cork into the jug of
rum, and tinning fo the sneering opponent, he
said, "I have put the cork into thejng, and J w ill
never take it out again until I have, starved you
out of the town of Cohasset." He kept his
word, and in about a year from that time he had
rained all his old patients and friends, and ob
liged the young doctor to evacuate for fear of
starving.
How to ;kt I'l-iur. A correspondent of the
Home Journal, recommends Ladies desirous of
looking plump and freh, in the iirst place, to
rise with the sun, cat a .slice or two of bread and
toast, drink a cup of tea or coffee, then ride six
miles, (either trot or canter. At 11 o'clock,
take a spoonful of cod liver oil, followed by a
couple of hard crackers, then walk heartily "for
an hour. Drink at dinner a half pint of the
best English or Scotch ale, to be increased to a
pint, as soon as she can stand it. Drink tea in
the evening and coffee at breakfast. On re
tiring, between ten and eleven, take a spoonful
of cod river oil and two crackers. These pre
scriptions faithfully followed will impart fresh
ness, and a glorious appetite.
A delightful regimen that! The Cod Liver
Oil induces the plumpness we suppose.
Ex-Senator John Davis, of Massachusetts,
died at Worcester oa the 17th ir.st.
ti