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FAYETTEVILLE, . C,,, SAlpir TIKiml85i
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SECOND STOCK.
PEARCE &- PEMBERTON
Are now receiving, in addition to their former Stock,
a beautiful assortment of
DRUSS GOODS.
Satin Striped Jlerapes.
Cobjred Embroidered liobes,
Ijiidie Collars and LTnd-r-Sleevc?,
Velvet and other Trimmings,
lion net Ribbons.
C'ravats and Stocks,
Shirts. Collars. te.
EXI'KESSLY FOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE.
April 1, 185. P. & I. Hay-Street.
CEDAR FALLS Cotton-Yarns and Shcet-
sarrc uy -
TROY &. MARSH. -
Nov 12, 1S53' "v. v ' - . '
inys Tor
& IS. n-Mmavrv i r .. , ,
Rmiawav from the subscriber, his Neprro men. JOHN
and TOKEY. John is about 20 years old, (5 feet 1 inch
high, weighs about 1S5 or 190 lbs. Tobey aged about
22yearss 5 feet 9 inches high, stout, and weighs Lo
lbs. They were bought from Mr James Surles, of Cum
berland eountv. and "will probably be lurking in that
neigh borhoHb Tobey has a wife at Mr Richard Ibid s,
in Johnston County. Fifty Dollars for either, or one
hundred Dollars for boh. will be paid for their appre
hension and delivery to the subscriber, or for their cou
iinement in anv Jail" in the State, so that he can get
them. An additional sum of One Hundred Dollars will
be paid for the conviction of any person of harboring
olwii'O Vft(rini'.
b JOHN COLEV.
Fair Huff, Columbus Co. X. C, Oct. G. GS-tf
STOLEN, ' - -
On Wednesday night the 8th of March, from my
tiunk, a POCKET HOOK containing two LanPlaM
and their Warrants, one two hundred acres,, t he other,
two hundred and sixteen acre, run bv Duncan McLean,
Deputy. Also, one receipt from th Secretary of Staft'
lor twenty dollars and titty cents, aa near as icaaie:
collect, ant! three dollars on the Fayetteville Jiank- v I
will pay two dollars and fifty cents, for th?Trccoyery
of said Book and contents. ' .-e
JOHN RAY, Jr.rf...
' May 27, 1851 . 95-4t-pd. ; '.i
. PROVISIONS. a -
The snbscrilx?r will keep constantly on hand and for
sale a goodupply of - - . .
Stnrdays eEtiop ttlttvjC0jp&G
Wished an abstract fT'tfife MtmA ttooirbt by
iU'amer Asia wyctttrtvekf Jtt 5ew Yorkff
oele 1st iust
iicTal patticularsiv
Si
r
Al2
tilf of 3 mqnthV 3Ti
k3e form rf -iifi i
And almost any article commonly to be found Jt3l2.'
Grocery-Store- J- - ' v f TWCiwU Tnidrfntt.
: Also. laTge lot of llock LIME, Plaster Paris, ana
Hair. -', " . ,'
Persons w ishing to buy any of the above articles
will do w ell to give me a cull. -
JOHN CULBRETII, Sv
May 27, 18.U tf , Foot Ilayniount.
HllVAN & YATES.
31 A It L K V A C T O IX Y,
15V CEO. LAUDER.
to E. . illkingri Auction aiore,
l'a velteville, N. C.
1. 1 H5S. y
Nearly opposite
Oet.
CAUTIIA.UI2 HOTEL.
Having recentjv purchased the above establishment
from Mafconi Kellv. Es,,.. I am now prepared to enter-
. . .il, ...ki i.i iit.iv irirp nip :l
.,; ;.i ctosutoria'iie manuei un "j
call. Having aisple stable, good
;i;..t. . tiiiiniiiodate. I trust
K5 ye entire satisf.ietiou to tho.- who may favor me with
70-tf
hotlers and a dis-
I shall be able to
I 200 ACUES Ol' I-ASD FOR SAI-C.
The subscriber offers for sale twelve hundred acres
of Land, located in the lower end of Richmond county.
It is about cqui-distant from Floral College, Lauren
burtr High School, and Laurel Hill. The Land is well
adapted to tlie growth of corn, cotton, wheat. Ac. It
also oilers great inducements to those engaged in tin;
turpentine and lumber business. I have constituted
Vlev.imlcr McLean. Esq. my agent, during my absence,
to whom all communications in regard to the matter
mav be addressed at Oilopolis P. O., Robeson cmtntv.
Luiher Dine, who resides near to the premises, w ill take
x-l,;i. ,t,.i- 1 i. .in t.i :nv one wno in;i ;au
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NOTICE.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE are requested to
attend a meeting to bo held at Lafayette Division s
Hall on Monday night the 29th. liusiuess of import
ance to be transacted. A full meeting is called lor.
May 27, 1851. It A SON.
OR. S. V. VEKABLE,
Tlnvino- ir-.. ted at, J. C. Blocker's Store. CumberlanJ
count, N. C. respectfully offers his professional sol
vices to the citizens ot the surrouuaiug touituj.
Mav 27, 1851. m
pleasure in
for that purpose.
Oct. 22,
J. G CLUE.
Gl-tf
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December '., lS.V
CLKMUST ti. WRIGHT,
AUnmry nt tatv, Paj-ottevillr, K. C.
Ollice at the corner of Bow and Green streets
Feb'y . 185S. .
Exwnloi'i Jfollce.
ti.,, ,,.i..?,niH li:v-'inor. :vt Iarch Term
Lorlaud County Court, qualified a.- Executor of the last
AVill and Testament of Mrs R. Mcltae. dec"d, notifies all
persons having claims against the Estate to present
them wit'.un the time limited by law, otherwise this
..ti.i-will he nleaded in bar of recovery. Debtors to
f the Edtate will please make immediate payment, x
" :., JAMESA, McyAJS, Executor.
f Cum-
The subscriber t-.ikes this method of informing his
'. friends and the public that he still continues in tiie.uui
1 Wright business and all its branches, viz: foundering.
! fiT.miiw. mid ereetiusr Water or Steam Mills upon vari
ous pri'uciles. either with simple or complicated ma-e1.;....n-
He returns his thanks to the public for the
liberal patronage he has received heretofore, and hopes
bv strict attention to business, and by giving general
satisfaction, to merit a continuance of the same. He
natters himself that his work will compete with that of
any other machinist for speed and durability. All per
sons who want work done in the above line would do
well to give hiin a call, as he has several competent
workmen in his employ, and is prepared to execute all
jobs at the shortest-notice and on very reasonable terms,
(hflers promptly attended to. For further information
address the subscriber at Johnsonville, Cumberland
eonntv.N.C. D.B.JOHNSON.
NovciuKLlUr l.t y-S-lKl- -
DESTAIi NOTICE.
DR. BENCOW begs to inform his friends that he In
tends leaving this place on the 15th June. Those yho
wish his services will confer a favor l y not dela;ng
their call until the last moment; he has given tinely
notice, tor it is to the best interests of the citizcis of
Favctteville and vicinity that he is devoted.
Mav 27, 1851.
oh" Mt - eIsirgSriL has bec-f krtieLe
liirnmi-vlf n - I iS 1. 1 ft. . - 1 - 7
I u.piu.j ttit iu lasjvu u cue xvLissjaii territory
- M. . . UlUb
ith a severe check at Silistria. on the UlnfL-
a; and that at Xicopoli, ou the Danube, fur-
;er up, lue itussians had beeu defeated with a
ss of 1,500 men. Col. SaJumeu Bey had also
leatcu ine liussiaus at Kadova.
ine general depot of the Russian artillery
vl stores at Fortchanv 1ms
F 4 , ml " " 'J K1IV
ii;iuiiuui.s irom leeiuigs ot revenge. The loss
jpaid to be immense.
Negotiations of a treaty of commerce Lotwonn
Aissia and Russia had failed.
Lwenty Russian shins have been captured
e the bombardment of Odessa.
russia had ordered a levy of 100,000 men.
atifieatiorii of the treaty of trinlu alii
ibeen exclianged at Constantinople.
a o lAiJttou iL jiuiueiiegro
avor of Russia. Six hundredlnssians hn,i
j sOi;arbi, aniocg-
Jarknes.sr by
cir own plain '
yers.v AJay
strong
,;wbicb our
-flyire!ardcd)f
'7te eternally
v-men.;
jOWDER,
jiTtd Cumber
95-2t
FAI11 XOTICE.
All persons iudebted to the late firui of J. T. Coun
cil & Cain, are requested to make immediate payment
toConucil. Cain & Co., as longer indulgence cannot
and will not be given.
li. S. CAIN.
Mav 27, 185-t
95-3t
rale a foray into Turkish territory and killed
iigc nuuiuir or inuaoitants.
paix. TIkj Spanish ministry have refused
compensation demanded by tho United
esfor thedetention of the Rlack Wa rrior.
iiwill make no concession bevond remit.tjn.r
tiienalty of $0,000.
te Liverpool Times has expressed the belief
a war uetivcen the U mted States and S
itvitable. ,
SALE
the
all
entyH?,
C.Pl.l'S IJ.SiTUl.EtH.NISH.
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE
in (he T"vii of Fayel tcville.
On Saturday. June lOtli, 1854, will be sold at
M..,.i...t li.,,,..,. in Knvetteville. at 12 o'clock. M.,
the Real Estate belonging to the late Duncan Machae
i.;..i. .ml valuable lmnroved ana un-
;.... .-..! T r.is (.n TI.iv. Person. Gillespie, kamsay
1?. .,.., f:.-..cn Dick." Russell. Mclver, and North
Tim i.i.i.rnvenieiits are Dwelling Houses and
.-iv,v.-. .
' .. ,. . T 1 , ir.nffliu
Also, about 300 acres oi iimoeie.i uunu on iuc hmv'"
of Buckhead, near Beaver Creek factory.
T.....wi ......b. Irtiown :lt. Sale. -
Any information relative to the propCTtyS.rfttjEjc
f t I I V .1 .1 J A WT . .
4 Surviving "ExecutM, ,
27. i 9o-3t ... - , iSf.s '
given
May
0
15
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5paiu
oi
exekai. Items. Hie report was current at
rpool at the time of the departure of the
I that the City of Glasgow had foundered;
uer crew ami passengers had been conveyed
te coast ot Africa. This ronnrt. it -nc
- I - " m TVUO
, was received by a gentleman in London
from one of the passengers.
r Hundred houses were destroyed bv fire
At' 1 . . ..
nscautuiopie on the 4tli Alav
jrosy
ears
la general sickness.
kkets. In Liverpool Cotton had declined
Flour advanced 2s. and 2s. 6d. durino- tho
l. .J' 1 . , , . " " " o
iciiuing.ine.zuii anq tnen fell olf,
mnejtLS2a ti 1 sJvci
. w.H-u, laiiteu ou personal religion or
prayed with 54S families in Fayetteville, of
whom 181 were destitute of all religious books
but the Bible; 54 were destitute of the Bible,
and 1)9 habitually neglecting the house of God
Sold 895 vols, in value $202,84; and gave
away 243 vols, in value $45,52. Visited in
Wilmington 34t families, of whom G were desti
tute of all religions books except the Bible- 4
.. v.. uumw; Ul UIC JJlUIC. UI1U V a I1I1III V
neglected church: Sold 175 vols, in value 35"-
o i - - , . . .
oo, am Grranteu oa vols, m vsiinn sin 77
w
One evening I found 4 families within 300
yds. of 3 churches who went to church on an
average, once in o years two of the daughters
over 12 years om nau never heard a sermon or
prayer. All promised to attend church, and I
tave since seen three ot them out. Found
man, w mi a family, who had been t.enchin.r
school about 20 years who never owned a Br
ule, he had no part of the scriptures HI Ill's lmiieo
when I visited him, but had owned a New Testa
ment. In one day 1 visited 11 families, found 7
of them without the Bible, and not u single re
ligious book. The average of their attendino
church was once in 4 years; and among them
I found 3 fathers, 2 mothers, 4 sons and 2
daughters all down druuk ! 1 went iu and spoke
kindly to them. Some of them saif, "We are
not fitting for any body to come to see ns." I
told them as God loved them well enough to bo
yet merciful to them, surely we could love them
cuuugii tu come ana talk to them about that
mercy. I talked and prayed with them all
Ihc next day according to promise I revisited
theaTaud found them tolerably sober. After
showing the evil of their course upon their bodies
and souls, all but two agreed to quit drinking,
and they invited me to come and see them and
netp tuera all 1 could, for, said thev
hdeat
"Si
1
y was snrcudin.- so rapidly in A'orwoT , ,, in I i V . ' . ' .. Inev " e k"aw
t,. tw ijuu., uiiiun any liquor
the two weeks I was with them.
In two families I found 8 promising children
in an ignorant, destitute condition, who express
ed anxiety to learn to read. I fmvo t.j
KLlamai "'ailn .'f -i -- tli ml J
During the procress of th. x-arn;ni',?L -e
JNImkhonse and Leary, for an outrage, npon an
Kbot girl, as reported elsewhere, some person
or persona, not having a due sense of the awful
majesty ofthejaw or the dignity of the court, '
scattered a villainous mixture of snuff, Cayenne
r-n aii, iauerry bark, and most probably a
slight sprinkling ofcowhageabont the room.
Jt happened at the time that the audience was
extremely large, and of that mixed description
that generally congregate about the purlieus of
a Court of Justice. The insinuating dust 30011
began to take effect", a concert of sneezing mix
ed with coughing, Jirst among the outsiders,
made it impossible to iiiolr rtni..! nno wnr.i r,-nm
either judge, lawyer, witness or prisoner.
" 'J0"'-''' shouted the marshal.
" Si-an-ci-chi-chce-lence;" sneezed the deputy.
By this time the epidemic had extended to
within the bar, and there was as much coughim
arid sneezing as ever was heard within tho
House of Representatives during a prosv speech
of an unpopular orator.
wpen ine ugli-wiu-chee-ehec-chce-dow: oh.
exclaimed the prosecutimr attornev
cj J
1 suggest ah-chee-te-that th PV bo. chiv. turn
ed oat." irasned another In vcvnr
The judge, who ly this time had con-rhed and
sneezed, until his face W:1S :is red iiv tl
t.-suk.iav f lJ J V k
turkey cock, was struck bv the idea, and a
posse of otlicers beinar called from below- . lour
ed the room of the imhnrmv i.,:.lt It .,,1,
upon their egress into the street gave such a
concerted diabolical sneeze that a couple of
horses that were hitched outside, became scared,
and breakiug their bridles scampered frantical
ly away.
Lord !"
A Good Shot. Capt Alvin Fox, of Perkins,
has long been acknowledged the best shot with
a rifle in this section of the State. His prowess
wnspuiLoa ieanul test recently. A piece of
card 2 by inches wide was suck into tho
slit of a piece of shingle 3 inches in length.
Placing this in the hands of his son,' the Capta in
paced off ten rods distance, and the boy holding
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