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y 4 t.--"r-r .. i ....... .. .. y -' v . " - '.- r ------ w - t- S : ..... v I I I Y 3fe :.jr. I ii" ittiIit FAYETTE VILLE; N. C., SATURDAY, JASTUAEY 24, 1857. WM. F. wrtillTMVX k CO. Proprietors. W. F. Wiglitman, Editor. VOLUME XVIII NO. 934. 11 H le R.st IE II II IS-t fcSl :- I I t e n m s OK SUflicniPTIO.V TO THE CAROLIXIA5! r or a stugk copy, if paid in advance, per annum, S2 00 at the end of 3 months, 2 50 " " at the end of C month, 3 00 " " " at the end of the year, 3 30 No subscription will be received for a shorter period han one year Rains paid in advance. Willi the vinv of et -a ling the circulation and en hancing the nf ilnexs of the paper, the proprietor of fers the following remarkably low CLUn Ji.1 TE S, l.'VA Jil.lBL V -V A I) VAJ'C : 5 cops of the Carolinian, 1 year, 38 Oi) 10 " " 12 00 Rates of Advrrthin?: Sixty cents pfr sqnare of 16 lines, or less, for the firat and 3(Lcftnti frifib snWoiWui inoertJori, miiIbss the . sid-ort:sment is published for more than tro msr.ith. when it will be cliareA For three rnontbs, $4 fiO For six months, - - - - 6 00 Fr'i- twelve months, 10 00 AU advertisements must have the desired number of in. Ffr:.U-iris marked on them, orth"rwi-c they will be in-K-rted till forbid and charged accordingly. Special attention i dirrrled to this requisition. F. WrOIITM N & CO. Ci. AV1MOIIX, Atloriif y at F'sv J'O t c v i lie, 3T C. OHiee at thn coruer of Bow and Green street. .1. A. SPKAH.S, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ATTRXDS t!ie Courts of Cumberland, Harnett. T.Vake aiiii Joiinslon. Address, 'l'ooiner, Harnett Co., N. C. Feb. 1 ii, 1,S.'G. S.j-y B.Ut TIT IV FULL ER, Attonicy at faw, 1' A v t r S V I L Ii E i s , c ., SI y bi co!i:iU":l at t!ie Law OHioe of Jesse G. Shop- herd. I o l i iT.vmi .Nireei i:. i T-tf J) It. K. A. 15 LACK. OFFIChI Kro.it Uooms, over Dr. S. J. itinsdale' Cae.nit a.i-i Drusr Store. i'ch'Y 7. IHMi." 8 l-tf 1 .V Jl K L K f-' A C V t J V, 'BY' (JKO. LAL'Dit. ea Iv I'Mp.i-ite to K. V. Willidris" Auction Store. Kay tt 'viile, X. 0: O t. 1. 1S". " v Ps) li SA LB. I A :r"- .si' L v i 1. lyiapr mi Cajie Fear Iliver Store. D.vs-Hiii. O it II ci-; -sail in first rate ord-r. The Store is at a fine business stand at the Cross Itoads and the an 1 Is not t. ! "vl- 'I!" I bv a.iy in Xorth CanMiin. Aav p -l'-'vi tlt..!riT.' to pnrehae can obt.iin further p-rti-v.iin rs re.sp'et.ii the property by callins cn eith : of n t W'illis' Cr-' -k o i t!;e Wiini'ntoii lload is mijs i- . r it-vii! . SAilAU WIMCKT. o. t, 4. is if jamivS wmaur. 0. HOUSTON WOl'LI) return bis thanks te the public fur the liberal patron age hr !kis received, and hopes. by pnnctitalitjf in business, for u continiiAtir'p of ihe same. He lias commenced bnsin ps on his own responsibility, on th nw.- V .) : son tli snte u i erson srrei.-i . iwo jr tijj-. .:i.rw:i' ' (bioi s lselow the Cape Fear Bank t'i ,!.) !. ab-ive his old stand win-re he would l i t ! i s-i .ill his oi l friends. He ep--cts to keep ii a be oa h.vil a i assortment of Saddles. Bridles, uip:s. and everv t ' 1 1 1 1 in his li:ie of bii::iss. N. ??. II will attond to rep tiring of Saddles, liar-ne-s, &s., a. i.l his charges shall be moderate. September 13. I Soli! l'.-Cm jtjiy MeLaun-.i it Stiaitge will pay tho high est cadi priee foi Turpentine until further iic'tiee. Sit. is-.; l V 1 T I ir HAS removed ill . I1 IX U ! J IV his ISoot A Sho- SwSsb-TT &3 establishment to the corner of -tit (Jilicsi)ie and Franklin streets. opposite the State BittlV. in and under the rooms f.ir:i'"rlv oe4ijii-d bv the S of T. He has o:i hand a lb -t i m'" stock of FLA IX and FANCY, HOMI-3 and l'-dl' ivT'.ii) It-iots, S'aoes. (i liters, .tc.. and will niami fivd are all artiele.s in h'.s line in tiie best style at short police. Than'aful for past favors, he solicits a con timiation of the liberal p Hronaire heretofoi bestowed. Dec. l:!. l'.'i;. 28-tf 3 ia. rni .sjj OF VAIiU.VKLK LAXDS. On the SHCOX!) MONDAY in February 18,"7, at tlie Court House in The town of Fayetteville, the mi d'M'si.aed will oiler for sale, on a credit of one and two years, several tracts of LAND in the comities of Cum berland and Harii'-tr. One tract oa the Western bank of the Cape Fear River, below Smith's Ferry, containing a'nmt fifteen handred and sixty-five acre the l'lantion of the late Henry Kiliot. There is a li fe-est;tte in two hundred and fifty acres of this tract, which will not be offered for sale. The interest in reversion will be disposed of on liie sale day, separate from the other portion cf the I'ia.ii.itie'n. .'') aoies on Lower Little Iliver. known as iho Gib-' so:4 place. 0 G acres on Lower Little Iliver, former residence of Alev.r Williams. Jr. 4" acres near Flliot's Mills, no!) acres on the Juniper. 300 acres on Little Mill Creek. GOO acres on Gibson's Creek the Sinclair p'laec. .310 acres near MeArthur's Bridge. Also the Saw Mill Timber on 300 acres adjoining. 5')) acres on Black Branch, near W.J. Kelly V: And the Saw Mill Timber o'ti 110 acres adjoining. : 3 .".) acres near Miinroe's Bridge. North side of the Iliver. 4i)0 acres, including the Mineral Spring near the Mills formerly Cel. Murehisou's. 3L0 acres on Grog Creek, near the Favetteville and Western Flank lload. 50 ilC1" cu the North Prong of Anderson's Creek. . Alo. an undivided interest, being one-third of two Lois in the Town of Fayetteville on Rowan Street known as the Armstrong lots; and in 28 acres of Land on the South side of Little iiver, near DUio'Fs Mills. ALSO At the same time, on acre-Jit of six months will i,-. .-old 12 shares of Stock in the Fayetteville arid Western Think lload. 10 shares of Stock in the Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank lload. . shares in the Cape Fear and D :ep' Iiive'r Naviira-' tion Company. . 10 shares in the Cumberland Academy. Acid tin un divided interest in the Chemical Apparatus therein- These sales are made under a power in the Will of the late Henry Elliot. ALFX'R ELLTOT, 7Fv.i J. G. SHEPHERD, f S' ,0ec 20, 1S5C 29.ts Wood's Hair Restorative, S. J. HINSDALE. for sale bv . . Ah.?. 30, ISjG 913-tf THE PliOiTISG B.ll.t.S OR KXUCKLE A SHI XG 31 AC! 1 1 S K- Tr.e subscriber having purchased the Right of the above Machine for the Counties of Cumberland and Harnett, i now ready to . furnish ' such sut "may he desirous of obtaining a Right. The machine iss.iu'plc; both in its' structure ami operations, and should any portion of it fail, can be easily and speedily repaired by anv person having the use of tools. I lo not claini for this machine more than what It is able to perform with that description of labor which almost every family is able to supply, vyitl.fait at alhiiilctfering with the ordinary duties.,. In the first place a child 12 or 15 vears of age can perform all the lalxir. after Laving seen it operate, a lew time, and if the direc tions are adhered to, will do as much work id one day as"-three or four women ia. the ordlnafy jt":mt titei work Wilt t2 much lxetter done, Below will lie found a certificate from Ulose who have purchased and now have in use one cf these machines ISIIAM BLAKE. April 12, 185G. 93-lf Fatettevili.e, N. C. April 9. 1856. We. the undersigned, having purchased of Mr lshatn Blake one. cf the above machiues, cordially recommend it to the fivor of the Public. It washes very rapidly, and the work is much better done than is usually done itt the old vyay, arid with less wear to the Clothing. It far exceeds 'our expectations, and has only to be seen in operation to satisfy the most skeptical of its utility and economv. We have no doubt of its being generally used wherever i unreduced. P. G. McRae. J no. D. Williams, W . J . A x n k n.-s o s ; Wm."McLait.S; A. P. TIlrt, J as. G. Smith, John- D. Starr, Joseph A. Worth, A. J. O'IIam.ox, David Wemyss. We in company with several other gentlemen, saw a four dollar bill which as very dirty and much defaced, put in and washed out by tliis machine, re moving all the dirty appearance of the bill, and leav ing it perfectly legible, which shows there is little or no ru'edMpg produced in washing fine articjes. Frank X. KobkrtS, Jas. G. Smith. 11LL TRADE, 156. IS. F. Ii A 11 C E IS NOW OPENING, a large and desirable Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting in part of Black and Colored Silks, English and French Merinos, Plain and FigM l) Lanes, some beautiful patterns, Black aiid Fancy Alpacas, Edgings and Insertings, Collars and Under.-deever--. Caet'.s and Whalebone Skirts- Jaconet, Nainsook. Swiss and 1'laid Muslins, French. English and American Prints. Cloths and Canst meres, Satinelts. -leans and Tweeds, . Plaids. Linseys and Kerseys. Carolina and Marlboro' StHpos, Bleached and Brown Sliirtings and Sheetings, White and Colored Flannels, Drilliugsand Tickings, . Irish Limms. good assortment. Linen Table Cloths. Towelings and Napkins, Shawls, Cloaks and Mantillas, Extra quality or Bed Blankets. Ribbons, ilelt?, GleAes. Hosier-, .vc. ALSO Hats. Cans, Bonnets. Boots, Shoos and Umbrellas; general assortment of 11 A D Y-itADE CLOTHING, and every vari.dy in the YANKEE NOTION LtNE. which will b- sold at a small advance for CASH, or on time to punctual customers, either at Wholesale or Hclnil. All arc respectfully invited to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. B. F, PR ARC E. Hay St., Fayetteville, Sept. 1, lSofi. -;tf r no s pectus OK Til K . SOtITI3Il5NT MTKIIARY M liSG UK For the Year 1S5G. July to December. TAtRSTt-THIUD VOtrjtE. In issuing the Prospectus of the Twenty-Third Vol ume of the SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, commencing with the July No., the Proprietors rely solely on the encouraging letters and promises of the friends of the Messenger to aid them in extending its circulation, and they beg to assure the public that no "x-n-tions will be remitted on their part to maintain the hie h character of the work, and to challenge the patronage cf all v In; value sterling literary merit. For Twenty-One Years, the Messenger has endeavored to reflect faithfully the Southern mind, while disdaining all narrow and sectional views, and has been alone among the iriorithlv periodicals cf America, in defence of the PECULIAR INSTITUTIONS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES. To this office it will he devoted, and will be prompt to repel assaults upon the Soiitli, wlietller they come under the specious garb of fiction, oi in the direct form of anti-slavery pamphlets. At this critic?! juncture, while our eneniies are euiploying literature as their most potent weapons of attack, the Southern people will surely not withhold their encouragement , from a work whose aim it shall be to strike blows in their de fence. The Messenger will, as heretofore, present its readers iviA. llevicws. Historical and Eiographicnl Sketches, Nov ch Tales,. Travels, Essays, Poems, Critiques, aiid Papers on the Ann if, Navy aiid other National Suhjccls. a view to ensure a" larger circulation of the MESSENGER, the Proprietors though they intend great ly increasing the size of the work, have" reduced the price of Supscription, which is now only Three Dollars per.' annum, In Advance, OR FOUR DOLLARS IF NOT PAID BEFORE THE FIRST OF JULY-IN ANY YEAR. CLUBS Remitting ns Fifteen Dollais in one letter, will be entitled to Six Copies. The Editorial and Critical department of the Mes senger will Co'ntinae under the charge of .JOIIJV K. THOMPSON, Esa- And will embrace copious notes on current literature and reviews of all new American or Foreign works of general interest and value. "'The Editor's opinions will be always fearlessly and honestly avowed. The Business Department is conducted by the under signed, to whonl all communications of a business na ture ntust be addressed. MACF All LANE, FERGUSSON & CO. -Law Buildiug. Franklin Street, Richmond, Ya. June 1, 1856. : - - v Fiv.e! Kevcnihs of the FARMING AND TURPEN TINE LAND iu JIftrnett county, known as the Parker and McNoiy lands, joiniug Win. Harrington's land on Upper Little River., 'here is some 200 acres cf the le?t quality of ldw grounds on the River. The up lands are heavily timbered with pines, and within six miles of the Fayetteville and Western Railroad. For particulars applv to 4 D Mc ARTHUR. ; , . v , J. P. ROPER, 'x. 1 v - - -j J. W, McKAY. Nov 20, 1856.' 26-tf " ' Wanted. A first rate RAnnt P 'i tr i nvrSr.' -M AtvU, to whom good wage and steady i riV,v nieni wilt lc eivtin. U .it ' this office, or address rl J k t ti . tin m Dec, 13, 183C 28-tf ' ' Clinton, N.C. Vro lessor I Maryland Lotteries. COFvBIX S CO AGENTS. A FORTUNE FOR THE TRIAL. " There is a tide in the affairs or man, -Which, if taken at the flood, leads to fortune." 1 ONE TRIAL MAY. MAKE YCU RICH FOR LIFE. Spleudid Schemes Drawing Daily; : - SEND YOUR ORDERS TO COJIIJIX & (DO, i The Old Established Authorised.. Agents who hare SOLD MORE PIUZES . . Than anv other office in the State of Maryland ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED BY TIIE STATE SINGLE TICKETS: Wholes &1 Halves 50 cts. Quarters 25 cts! CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES. . , 26 Whole Tickets - 2S; Half Ti.ikets . - "f , " j.60 Quarter Tickets 4.00 NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN. Tickets Bought by the Package are alrt ays the most PrCtitahle to the Purchasers. TRY PACKAGE. For $25 we send rjackage Whole, Halves fc Quartets. For S10 we send package Halves twe Whole tickets For 55 we st rid package Quart's & one Whole Ticket. L6ok at the following SPLENDID SCHEMES., , One or which are drawn at 12 o'clock each day of the week. BRILLIANT.. 47,2G7 Dollars. MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Class 310. CORBlN At CO., AGENTS. SCHEME. 1 prize of $5,000 1 do 1,000 1 do odo 1 do 1 50 1 do 1 37 HiO do 05 til do 50 61 do S tit do 4 4.32S do 9 22,176 do - 1 24, SOI prizes amounting i'6 S47.267 o CAPITAL PRIZE. 5,000 Dollars. PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY Class 102. C3RBIN & CO., AGENTS: S!IEME; 1 prize of S5.000 10 ' dd 500 1 do 111 S do SO 200 do 20 63 do Id 63 dd .S 126 dt' 4 3.906 drt ' 2 23,436 do 1 27,814 prized amcniiiing to $17,247 Class 255, COPBIN CO,. AGENTS: SCIIKMK. I prize of 8.00 1,566 1.000 7,50 L00 100 25 10 4 2 1 S53.233 1 do do do 1 2 2 2 211 66 66 4,224 35,740 do do do dd do do 30.316 prir.c?, amounting to 1 ickets id shares iu proportion. We invariably answer letters by return mail, en closing the tickets in a good safe envelope, and alwvs observe tlie sirictefl: cVrMideiu e. After the drawing is over, we send the official drawing, wilh a written ex planation of the result of the venture. All Prizes benight at this office are payable iniiriediatol v after the drawing in Current Money, and we take Bank Notes of any State, or Bank drafts 'in payment for tick ets at par. For odd amounts in making change we re ceive postage stamps, they being mure convenient than silver. Correspondents may place the utmost confidence in the regularity drid safety of the maii. Sis very few or no miscarriages of Money happen when properly directed to us. Be careful that you mention your Post Office. County and State. Give us at least one single trial, you cannot lose much, if not gain. One single trial may make you independent fi,r life. TRY US. There should be no such word as fail. Address CORBIX t CO. Box 1!)() Post Office, Baltimore Md. Oct, II 21-Giu NEW A.TD CHEAP GOODS. J ames HAS just received it verv larire and eeneral assort ment of GOODS Among which pre; French and English Merinos: Do. Detains, Plain and Figured 5 Dress Silks, Fig'd and Plain ; Black Fillet Mits ; Sleeves and Collars ; Cloths, Cassinieres and Satins ; Bear and Negro Blankets : 3-4 to J2-4 Bleached and Btdwn Domestics j Gentlemen's Ready-Made Clothing, Carpeting, Good and Common ; Boots and Shoes ; Anchor Bolting Cloth ; Kerseys aud Linseys ; Irish Linens, Orash ; .. Table Diaper and Napkins. With many other orticles, all of whicH being piir chased by the Package, will be offered at low p'riccs, by wholesale or retail. "Nov. 8. 1856. 23-tf DOBBtY HOUSE ! POWFiltS Jt TROY, Fropiietors. The Proprietors of this Establishment an nounce to the public, that owing to the con stantly increasing patronage extended to them, they have been induced to enlarge the accommodation by the addition cf an extertsH-e Dining Room on the lower floor, and' suite of Rooms on the second noor; thus enabling them to accommodate all who may favor them with a call. And they pledge themselves td an increased Cxertioh to give satisfaction to their patrons. Spacious Stables attached and careful Ostlers in attendance. The eligible location of the Establishment, with the experience of the Proprietors in providing for the comfort Of their patrons, they horie will secure to them a liberal share of the travel.". The Western and Southern Stages arrive at and depart from this House. Carriages in attendance on arrival and departure or Kf:f:iirf Boats, for the ar.pnmniAilitWii f niuwnonrg Horses artd Carriages furnished at any notice for carrying travellers to any part of the adjacent country. W. POWERS. . C. TROY." : Fayetteville, May 12, 1S56. rs-tf. W. P. Jriott r COMMISSI oii M Ell CHANT, . .-FAYETTEVILLE. X.'C.-- Affnnt for Lutterloh k Co.'n Steamboat Line Will ttfat promptly to alt business entrlistt-d to liis tare. ..-Oct. 21,1556.- 21-tf 10,000 lls. Tiillow Wanted, For which the I'lgbe'stt cash price will be paid. Oct. I, 1856. A; M. CAMPBELL STATK OP NORTH CAROLINA nOBESOX . , , COUNTY. I .Superior Court of Law Fall Term 1856. " Churchill Walkley &, Johnston vsJona. W. Ilegau. . . ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT. , -It appearing to the saiisfaction of the Court that the td defendant is not an inhabitant of this State, it is ordered by the Court that publication be made in the North Carolinian, aNewspliper published in the Town Fayetteville for the space of six weeks, notifying thy id Jonathan W. Regan to appear at the next term .of the Superior Court of Law for the county of Robe soa, at tHe CViurt House .in Lnmberton. ou the fourth iM&aday. in March next. and Uien and there to plead or replevy, or final judgement will be against him. 1 Witness. Aleruder McMillan, Clerk of said Court, at ofliee In Lumoerton, the fourth Monday in Seijtem ber. A. D. 185B. This Dec. 22, f56. - A. AICAlIILiA. j. O. Vj. tfi OP NORTH C V I rjLH A-iinuiSOA COUNT V. Superior Court of Law Fall Term 185G. William Boyce & Co. vs.: Jonathan yT. Regan ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT It appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court the sajd defendent in not an inhabitant of this State it is cidered by tlie Court, that Publication be made in the North Carolinian, a newspaper published in the Town of Fayetteville. fur the space of six weeks, nc'ti- f'ying the said Jonathan W. Regan to appear at the j next Term or the Superior Court orLaw for the Coun- ; ty of Robeson, at the Court House in Lnmberton on j the fourth Monday in March next, ami then and there i lo plead or replevy or final judgment will be given! against him. Witness Alexander McMillan Clerk off said Court at office in Lnmberton the fourth Monday in September A. D. lt56. This 22nd Dec. 1856. a. McMillan, c. s. c, Jan. 10, 1S57. 32 6t STATE df SOUTH CAUOLIXA ilOHESOS COUNT V. Superior Court of Laic Fall Tzrm 1S5G. Churchill Walkley it Johnson vs. Jonathan W. ReSan O RIG IN A L ATT ACHM ENT. It appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court that the said defendent is not an inhabitant of this State, it is ordered by the Court that Publication be made in the Nrirth Carolinian a Newspaper published iu the Town of Fayetteville. for the space of six weeks., notifying the said Jonathan W. Regan, to appear at the next team of the Superior Court of Law for the county of Robos'irt, tit itfe Court hoiise in Lnmberton ou the 4th Monday in March next, and then and there plead or replevy, or final Judgment will be given against him. Witness. Alexander McMillan. Clerk of said court at office in Lumberton the fourth Monday iu SrptemWer A. D. 1S56 DeS 22ud 1856. a. McMillan, c. s, c. Jan. 10, i857. 32-6t ST ATE Of SOUTH CAll(HA A UUBKSOX COISTV, Superior Court of Lain -Fall Terir. 1S50 L. B. rjodwiti vs. C. W. Crawford ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT It aoneariiiar to the satisfaction of the Court that the said defendant is not an inhabitant of this State it is ordered by the Court that. Publication be made in the North Carolinian, a newspaper published iu the Town of Fayetteville. for the space of six weeks noti fying the said C. W.Crawford to appear at the next Term of the Superior, Coiirt of Law for the County of Robeson, at tile Court House iu Lumberton. on the fourth Monday in March next, and then and there. to.ptvwvJ orTeplevy, or final judgment will be given against him. Witness Alexander McMillan clerk of said Court, at office in Lumberton. the fourth Monday in September A. D. U-56. This De e. the 22nd I.S55, a. McMillan, c. s. c. Jan. 10, 1857. 32-iit STATE OP XOitTU CVItOLIXA ROBESOS COUXTV. Siipcrior Court of Law Fall TcrrA 1850. Nicholas Pbv'.ei vs. Stephen II. Martin OR IG IN A L ATT AC 1 1 M EXT It appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the said defendent is not an Inhabitant of this State, it is ordered by the court that publication be made in the North-Carolinian a newspaper published in the Town of Fayetteville for. the scafe of six weeks notifying the said Stephen II. .Martin toappear at the next Term of the Superior Court of Law for the county of Robe son, at the Court House in Lumberton on the fourth Monday in March next, and then and there to -plead or replevy or final judgment will lie given against bim. Witness Alexander McMillan clerk of said Court at office ;. Lumberton. the fourth Mondoy in September A. 1. 1856. This Dec. 22nd 1S56. j a. McMillan c. s. c. ; Jan. 10, 1857. 32 -Ot j ST iTE OP NOItTII O VltOm- A UOiii:SOS Cltl'STV, - i Cotlrl tf Picas ahd Quarter Sessions Norctn'- her Term, 1S5G. B. Freeman & Co. v.s, ..Mad'ori; Barter. Attachment Levy ou Land. Judgment nisi for nineteen dollars and twenty cents arid interest since the lirst Jany 1855, and costs. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, upon affidavit tiled by the plaint ill's, that the defendant Malcom Barter is not an inhabitant of this State, or w absconds or conceals himself that the ordinary proces of law - cannot lie served on him aud William J.' Bfcwii. Ccitstable. returned into Court at this term an attachment against, the said Malcom Barter with tlie following endorsement to wit : "Levied this attach ment on the legal and equitable interest in and to a tract of Lami supposed to contain ninety-seven acres more or less, as the binds of Mnlcom Barf or, joining be U'mds of Daniel McMillan. Mary Graiiain and others on llichlaud Swamp, about one mile from Phi ladelphns Church, this 8th November 1856. It is therefore on motion ordered by the Court that publi cation He made in the North' Carolinian, a newspaper tainted in the town of Fayetteville, for six weeks suc cessivel,. notifying the said defendant to beand ap pear before the Justices of the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the County of Ilobe s6n al'tbe Oonrt House in Lumberton on tho fourth Monday of February next, then and there to show fcaiiae if any l?e crtn. yrtif .judgment final shall not be entered agairtsf hini and the land levied on condemned to be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demand and eosts. Witness. Shadrach Howell, Clerk of our said Court at office in Lumberton. the fourth Monday ofNevcnl ber.A, I?.-. 1H56, andcf Antericail Independence, the Slst year Issued the 27th diiv of llccenibe'r 1856. SHAD. HOWELL. Clerk. By B. FREEMAN, I). C. Jany 3. 1S57. 31-6t STATE . OP. SORTH CAKOIilXA COUNT V. UOiiKOX Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions -Noi'cm- bur Term, 1850. The Petition of Amos Butlef. Pinekncy B. Hill and Hussel Hill by their father and next friend John Hill. Elias Bullock and wife Nancy; Spiers Yarnum and wire Mary; Henry F. Pitman and John Hamilton and wife Sally and Is'fcatn Butler, and Nancy Butler widow of William Butler. , . Against Obediah Butler and John Btftler. Petition for a sale of Slaves.' It appearing to thc satisfaction of the Court that Obediah Butler and John Butler the defendants in this case reside beyond the limits of this State. It is therefore da niotion ordered by the Court that publica tion be made iri the North Carolinian, a newspaper printed in tho town of Faytlevil'e. for six weeks suc cessively, notifying the said defendant's of the filing of this petition and that unless they appear at the next terra of the Cdurt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the county or Robeson at the .Court House in Lumberton, on the fourth Monday of February next and answer the petition, or the same will be taken pro confessio and Heard exparte as them. Witness, Shadrach Howell, Clerk of our said Court, at office at Lumberton, the fourth Monday of Novem ber, A. D. Ij56, andof American Independence, the 81st year. Issued the 27 th dav- of December 1856. SHAD. HOWELL. .Clerk. . .- By P. FREEMAN, D. C. Jany S', 1S57. ' S1-C5 1 ! STATE OF NORTH , iCAROLISAUOBESOX COt NT Y. Caurt of Pleas Quarter Sessions Norepibir Term, 1856. Dr. II. McLean, vs. Malconi Baxter. Attachment Levy on Baud. Judgment nisi for Sixty dollars and interest from 22 December 1854 and costs. - It appearing to the satisfaction r, of the Court upon affidavit tiled by the Plaintiff that .the Defendant Malcom Baxter is not inhabitant of this State ur so absconds or conceals himself that tins -ordinary process ot law cannot be served o.i hini and William J. Brown Constable returned into Court'at this term an attach ment against the said Malcom Baxter, with the follow ing endorsement to wit : Levied : on a tract of Laud. . , -.. w.- li ti t... '.Z. Containing .AlllVl J-t-ovu atira ium c ?ll !t-s i:ik jI :f la4i?irarn alynt one ri.il frorn I'hiladelnhug Cfcurehv and jofns the t&tVds 'ofDiuuel M Chilian. Map '-. Q-k-haiu and others joti the east side of. said iSwamp iu Robeson County October 10th day lS5f. It is there fore on motion." ordered by, the Court, that publication lie made in the North Carolinian, a newspaper printed in the town of Fayetteville, forsix weeks successively, notifying the said defendaut to be and appear before Jiiati' of the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the county of Robeson at the ! Court House in Lumberton, on the tourtn Monday oi Februal v, riex.L then, and there'to show cause, if any he can. why judgment final shall not be entered against him and the' lands levied on condemned to be sold to satisfy the plain tills demand and costs. Witness. Shadrach Howell, Clerk of our said Court at office in Lumberton the .fourth Monday of Novem ber. A. D. l:s5. and of American Independence the Slst year. Issued the 271h day of December 1856. SHAD. HOWELL. Clerk. By B. FREEMAN, D. C. Jany 3, 1857. ' 3I-6t JiLUN'S C II K K K .ACADE M V. MOORE COUNTY, N. C. The Trustees are happy to announce to the public that the 6th Session of this Institution will open ou Monday the 1 2th January next, under the supervision Of Mr Archibald McLaughlin as Principal. Mt -.McLaughlin is a graduate of the . University of North Carolinr. and his testihibnials are. o.f thejiighest character, warranting the Trustees in giving hs.mrance to all who may feel disposed to patronize the Institu tion, that they will have the advantages of systematic and thorough instruction. The Academy is situated nine miles east of Carthage near the Fswetteville and Western l'lauk Road, in the midst of a verv healthy. mora! and intelligent neighbor- 1'eod. and it, will. therorf're be frge Iro.fii, many of., the vitiating infinehces which so much endanger the health .,.,.1 ..t'ihl,.iit;.i Triivri nml Vilhufi-s. In order that -the benefits of the Institution, may be within the reach ofall. the following low rates of tui- tion per session, payable in advance, have been adopt oil : English, according n advancement "j, $10 to $15. Latin. (Jreek, French, and higher branches of Mathe matics, ?15. Excellent Board can be obtained at Mr Arnold's at S7. and other houses in the neighborhood. donald Mcdonald. Dec'r 20, 1850 29-St Kobeson institute M. CUItlllE, I'RIXCIFAL. j The-exerels! oxUiti. Ui-Utvi-'wVtt rrtrmed tin-' Monday the 5th January next. i Tuition tier Session. Spelling. SO. Common En- ! giish, $12. Nat it ral Science. 15. Anc'mnt Lan-; guages, silrt. SvtiMents are iepareil tor tlie Siopn. Class in the I'niversitv of Ni C. ... The p: incipal Has cl-.a.ige of the commodious Siew- ard Hall, where board can be obtained at S8 per month. exclusive of washing and room lights. Board and tuition payable in advance, iT required. The traveling public are also informed that comforia- 1le accommodations ci'it l;e Ubtained at the Stewards Hail. .n reasonable terms. St. l'auls, Dec. 2o, 1856. 26 St Land fbr Sale. The Subscriber offers for sale, his LANDS in Har- nctt County, consisting of Three Hundred aud Nine Acres, more or less, r-ituated aud lying in the fork of Barbacue aud Upper Little River, 1 will . sell a , together or in lots to suit, the purchaser. Those wish- ing to purchase. Will t!b" well to examine the Lauds, as a desedptic'n here would bc useless. .L I will sell the above named Land on the premises on Thursday the 15th January 1857. . - --'." For fart her particulars, apply to John Small, or my - sell at Ovvensville, X: C: ..... t . Y. A. f5MALL. Owensviile. Dec. 13, 1850. s-4t TfJliPKA'TIA'K ISSVhZC tail. Having been appointed Inspector of Naval Stores, I am prepared to perfdrni all duties in mv line of business either at the River. or in Town. " I hare a charges shall be as moderate as .any one can expect. 1 will uu I'.'j uni 10 ootn uovi ii.iu m-; is i t- WM. R. WILEY: Dec. 20, 1?5. 2f)-tf f - I I . . . .1.... . ., 1.. tl. 1 71.... 0S 31.VMI001) Ml) ITS PKE.TI.IT1RK DECLINE. Jsist . PulIiriTicil, G t-it! is, tlie 'Hill Tiicusaiul t A raw Woinis ox tiik Rational Tiseat- sjKkxt, witnctit Ale!i?:iP, ot spermatorrhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Gee- lient-to Mairia-e gerieraliy "P y' A'pcn-j nf . dk laxky, m. o. The important fact that the many alarming com--j plaints, ori-rinating in thc imprudence and solitude ofv' youth, may be easily removed without Medici.u, is in i tills smalTtract, clearly demonstrated; and tlie entirely j .new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by ; Lilt; .LIUUIII . r.iuuu' ti 11 , UKdi.a ui " iin.it ( - 1 J I '... t..! f.. 11.. ...-.. ;,w.l 1.,. Fi. . . im-aio one is enabled to cure tumselt. perfectly nl ft the least, possible cost, '.thereby avoiding all the advertised mur-rrijms I t."e 11 Sent to any address, gaati- and post free in a scaled j envelon". bv 'remitting tpoat paid) two postage stai.tp.s to Da. B. Dk Lanky, J7 LeonanI Street. N. Y. City. Dec. 13. 1856. - 28-1 v - -. Mofiey Wanted; I will sell mv DWELLING HOUSE and lot. at piescin, ooe.ipieo. uv iiijs-tii, t-m ivnci i,v- etteville, on P"rso!i street, opposite Mr O. llai-s-tou's j d Wei liner. The Lot contains over half an acre, and - 1 1 r ..:.... ....1 : t i.' lie House is comfortable for a small family, hav; three rooms and a good well of water convenient. Armlvto " R. D. DAVIS. or JOSEPH UTLEY. I . S.' if tli'-i above projierty be not privately dU - iKse,i 01 uv 1st ja:tuarv. it w 111 men oe ouereu at puij- i:t- iiietion p n 11 Dec. 6, 1856, 17-41 Goods at Wholesale.- -. The subscribers beg leave to advise their customers and Merchants generally, that they have received a part and expect to receive the balance Of their fecenf purchases in a few days. Their Stock will be rtuch larger ami more complete than they have ever offer ml, embracing a general assortment of . GROCERIES, Together with Ildrdirdrc and Cutlery, Ifallcw JVcife, Saddlery, Shoes, -Leather, .yc, AH of which have been' bonght by one of the firm .ex pressly for the Wholesale Trade. Their term wiii le as heretofore, on the usual time to . prompt eaiers. To casdi buyers a reasonable discount will be made, j. . ,: . . GEO.AV.. WILLIAMS, A .CO. Fayetteville, 'Aug. VS, 1256. U-tf (convenient and conimoui Jus VAIIE-HOUSE on the : "milky water,' which is only seen in this region i corner of Gillespie Street, and can be found at the Tt To c-t;'i , t ''f 1 1 ,1 ,1 . here of A. M. Campbell's when wanted. ! 11 18 htul J-Clded whether the effect is pro. i I will take pleasure in attending to t he business of d need bv electricity, by atmosii'icric c.'iiis("j nr mv country friends, and hope by a strict, attention to IV .'.,.;,.... t,.,, t, . ', P . -" , Liisincss to" merit, a share of the Cnblie. natrona-e. Mv U-V aU!mj,lU"C- .. Jl'-stt f Water, t SCCnicd as A'OllTlI (iAROLINlAN. FAYETTEVILLE, J". C. 'Bare rccd Fatiiionst. An iiiillgnant Correspondent,, who wears lie?; bonnet according: to rule aud fashion, on the occiput! sends the following reply to a few lines of poetic protest, which appeared in our selec tions on the 1st ivst. We cannot now remem ber where or whence we extracted the lines rc fcrred to, but trust the author will consider himself answered: ' . - "Yon call this Womairs bare fated age, "'-:" A?Si'lTO"joursei ves so ycrsujje ?5iif r7!it.v'c something now to tell About the gentlemen as well: Yon wear your I.a'r all o'er ybarfacc,' And think it gives you such a grace, Wliilc we are meantime taking note, Ami think you look more like a goat; Then too yo.i wear your open, sleeves, Apeing thfi ladies, if y'o'i please; And coat nh)st a yard too long, . Completes the burden of my song." "Fuel Famine" at the West. The position oF Cincinnati with respect to fuel is said to be at present emphatically that of famine. Thirty six cents a bushel is now the price by the load for coal, and exceeding difficult to obtain at that, whereas the usual price is fifteen cents. The Gazettb, of Wednesday, comments sc-" vcrelj upon the conduct of several railroad companies in failing to supply cars to those .vho, have contracted to deliver coal in the city at 15 cents and 18 cents per bushel. It adds: "Thcsh is much severe suffering on account of the fuel famine. In consequence of the dif ficulties mentioned above, and the failure of a contractor to in Hamilton to deliver three j thoiisantl cords ot wood purchased of him last i jUMe, the directors of the infirmary had yestcr- J ay no tltel whatever to supply the numerous , destitute widows and otliprs ilenenHino. n,,r,., t o them. The consenueuces were most imiiifnl i - e were present ourselves when a poor, weeping widow assured the board that, her daughter was dying, could not live until night; she was watching by the bedside without fiie I to keep herself warm, or furnish the necessary aid to her departing child, To meet exigencies j of this character tome wood was borrowed, and , a small supply of coal obtained at thirty cent. ' a bushel. At Louisville there is also a "fuol famine." and coal has advacccd to 40 cents a burhei. I'he short supply is attributed lo the low water j in 'Jie Ohio Iliver during the summer, and the ! . - . . , : close r navigation soon atter there was a rise. ' : ! Skaters IIkwauk. On Friday afternoon ! .. ,i, i n ; sas thc Alexandria Oazett, a young man i while skating on tho 'river opposite thc foot uf 1Mt,tc str?et; broke u,ronsli 1,10 ice a,lJ for S0I"C timo 1'' Situation was very perilous., After several unsuccessful attempts to rescue l.;,,, ., t,.,;i.. r,., ti 1 1 "m , a iloi from one of the vessels lying at the wharf, succeeded in getting a rope to him .,,,,1 1,,. ... , .,,,iii ..- 1 .- , , e was pulled out, much exhausted and nearly frozen. ' j -r . j A "Milky Way" at Ska. A ladv. on her t .. ' - j voyage to Calcutta, writes the following, which j we are permitted to print: "When in the G ulf of Aden, we saw a very remarkable sigh t. It was a rou"h and blowy ,,:,,,,. ff..,. ... .. , " , "' ; ?vei,ma u,'lt were called on deck to sec the II tlie Vessel wei'e pi fingilifir thrbnffh reat drifts . . me ujipcarance cxteuueu even to , the horrizon, and if the air had been colder, j and I could have caught the sound of sleigh j bells, I should have lost ail idea of the sea, and j imagined myself enjoying a magnificent sleigh ; ride. It was a splendid sight; audit is very ; rcTiiarkhldc that no chemical analysis can detect r.. rnt. . . . , . any peculiarity iu the composition of the water; and as soon as daylight or moonlight comes it vanishes. The milkj'-water lasted for three - if ,t ,1,,,, ,,,, T . ,.. r. , , i?'S,,n ai,J suddenly stopped; and every; evening afterward the water va3 as usual." v- f)l, ,,. . 1 " ' A Vetekax bcuEo.v.ir.: falantino Molt. 1 - ... - o. isevv lork, performed the operation last : month, for thc forty-fourth time of tvin the 1 ... t-i .. . '. 0 j c Jl-ui'a rlet.. the, : livinsr subject, "'The Na- , jioicon ot surgeons j now 11, years old, yet is , as straight as ever, and as young at heart as ' ... 1..-.. r. tt .... . : when bU years vouuirer u-, ears younger. lie does not even wear glasses when he operates, and the man is not extant who ever saw his hand tremble. - - : -; . . - CJ ItEi.H.iocg STvrbTics. The Furitan" Rtcor- 1 j';ur sums ; UP ll statistics of evangelical 1 rcIigion iu the United States c's follows: ',.,. . 1 1 , . . . . . 1 Uvcr thirty thousand working nimisters of the gospel; sustained by four inillions of commnui cauts, and heard by sixteen millions of church, going people. Church property, . seventy mil", lions; religious 1 contributions',' twenty-four mil lions of dollars per anunm. . . 1 After IIiu.A' California exchange prtys: . "We have tiio very best authority' for stating that thc sudden " return of Lola " Montez from. Australia to "California was caused by her tnowed"-e of the fact' that James IJuchfiuan is a bachelor." The fair, bat frail and fierce Lola has turned the head of as old a man as "luck." She is already enroute for the Atlantic State?. What cex't?
