A NinV
KAS
It
ONE
THE
i'AKL 'l O
ALL,
north
GA
ROL
U i A H,
F A YETTEVILLE, Nj^Il
i hii !'.i:mlcs
i cornel
rlMllNC;
jji;. j-\Ari:s
ul' il.w !' ’■'=
A. A. ^Iclietlian
for maQiifactuniig Carnages.
1 Vi,h HcL..m,N1 niahe np Hi, mind.
I wish he wolihl miAe np his miml, nW
For I a..i|-t enre imich lonper to wait;
I-m sure I have hinted puite stronglv
Tliat I thought a'lout chaiigm" H'y
WIiIpH be
lo'.v a.' till'
OILS,
.- ,-;lll 1)>‘ l>"'.
; Inivs iuilie I'ti
stiite
For a sweetheart he's really so hackward,
I can't bring him on, though I try;
I own that he's very good tempered,
But then he's so dreadfully shy.
tVhen I speak about love and a cottage,
die give.s mo a glance of surprise;
And if I but hint about marriage.
Tie blushes (piite up to his eyes!
I can't make him jealous—I've tried it:
And ’tis no use my being iinkim'.
For that's not the way. I aiu certain.
To "-ot him to make up his mind.
V!. ovr.ititv re..lH'ClfH!l.v
to a c.euerous public ter the lilwral patrou-
Ilu' lias received from them sirn'e he lum commeu-
' kTl lunines, on his own Imuk. ami hoi.es liy stnet at-
j toiuioa ami untiring industry, to merit a coiitimmnee
l”'ue has''my.v on liand and will constantly keep a
lod a.ssovtment ol'Siiddles. Itridles. Marinigvls. - so
c.irriaee. lin.egy. and Sidky ilaniess. iib ‘ ; ,
and ofhis own nmiiul'actnre. Having li. ins i mp , ,
! ^;’:,Ate workmen in the dilleivat hranehes o h,s j ,
l,„g.iess Im isiiot iimler the neeessity ol .o.ip.-■ (
; NuHlmrn work for sale, lie has a so on ; j Burning TTuid
; with dosjiaich. .
X W. lit? •'nvm'f'tly ^n
Um' Intf Hrm ft’ Ihmstou >vt ib>
llm claims he holds against them as
llio ■.'bVp:\rUi'*r>!iip retiiuvt-*'^ 'f-
i .}amu\i'y in.
Wonlil resp-
DVx'Ck
:s. Mi-nn’i:
sTiSs --li)
I'j:. :i'p1 v.-'.il 'hT'I
Carriages.
I'liTw'■elihCvai patroifa.ge he ba.s received
M -ra-i lie Inep.-S 1)« .strict attention to
a a'.l -ii e to .g.ive satisfalition. Inlherlt ■■
'^'iL' .wiin'aut^ Ills
i,v workmt
' lli WDvk will ci'nijKii-''
1 ilie UiiitL'il .Sillies. lurn''at*
t»» ho
usual—done neatly
tijosi iiH\(‘ple'l to
to cv.il aii'i stM i
t tiio .scttK-inoiit oT
t it wUlioul dovay.
:>2-3in
Cuiui)hi-'nc.
1
Foil
8A.LE.
('LOTHIN’G- and
Tvast
March 1,'.,
nrpentino,
.'rleohol,
Braii'lies and d^'iue
yi ed.ieal piirpo.-.es,
Congres.s W ater.
Citrate Tilagnesia,
idia Castor Oil.
,.'iid Stam'
alteuT lu'.i I Timnkfiil for
Mr Uio la.-l
:(U. ''n'‘SS. it
i-oiitimia’i.-"
made of the best m.i'.maa
,.,;h hrandli oflho ou.-niess.
!'a\('I'a’ity witli nny nia;lc
lU's.- a«d duraiiilily.
Fie is determiiied to se
.. .V • rriKi-l ti’i'M).'' as aav \vi)i'.-
UynAoae, He now has o:, hambnnisi,od. the large:
! i„,.kor(' \i:i;i.vi;i'>.b.t!H)bwHn.a. h
i \ Vi> lli:i IbtbS. ever olter.'d in this ph
iia
f'lLLWlNfER.STOClt.
l full my FALL
and TVIX-
liAUPKR'S >Vi:i KfsA •
JO UllXAL OF.Ci T ILIZA '1 lOA.
' Neither labor nor expettse
11 ami do any work in hi'' line
.* ci-'i-v. li-Tc f !,:\t i as
(for
uiugs. to wn: ^ ‘V-A all cuh-rs: .«oi- ; nrohalion
..iriped. am. j>|'‘ all shades, and eol- : „.,t f..,nh ..onm;. viev,
ei. all wool do. . :V', , ''rleed Vli.aehas ami Uelaius. ■ , timis: u. dilime u-
ors, printed ami pid. ‘'j" J,-p-pjaks and TeMms, | ami an
Also, a haudsonie a.ssm ,111 1.. Collars, j n,,, ,„.r s We,-kly w ill contain
ami e.vira heavy bay ."eati , > ,i,, ..d.giiigs y.,j„,„.a,.v of liie I'.iliiical .^-oe.ul. licigioi.w
•ioo Swiss ami .lao.,Jlou..c.^.^,^^^^,^,^ and i ,.a,i. and'bio vary N.ao enle .iav. H vdi
^ iijiiv (.'iji'i!is of ilic a.iii*: rccunl ’
ill
I've .Sfiiig him love sonnets by doioiis, j jany ,S. ISdl
Fve worked him both f!ip[iers and ho.w,
Ami we've walked out by moonlight together,
Yet he never attempts to propo-se!
Mv entire ?t,.,ck of ('LOTH I.M.+ ami Furnishing
. roi'iHs TImse whomay wish to got m to Imsuies.,
. , ‘ bv calling on the subscriber, as be mbn-y
. .cllont.'andifihe whole .Stock ,s not sold bcue
' ne 1st of February lie will sell at
! N’ 1’. Vll persons .who arc indebicl to rne miher
A.v iioteo. accmtnt. will pleivse call aud sc tie. and
I s-'u-e "ost as I am deterniined to clos,; up my busin, sw
I All those having claims against me will please present
i tluuu to me for ivAViucut.
Vith>.al>li- I.HJttl f'>v SaV-
Th ’ subscriber oilers for salehis l•n^^,■e hni'l-
diiie about elglil humlr'al aer,-.~. i\in.g o,''.e
alaweFayetteeill" and live miles from the in
iUtle river. '1 he lend 'S no el a.a. i.‘ ^
lowt'
Wfll U'lliptCll
AU'l litly arrrs
vation. 1 ^vill
iiit purcii;i>'i-;
ul-lt
You really must ask lii.s intentions,
Or .some otlier lieuii I must tsnd;
For, indeed. 1 won't tarry much longer.
For one who can't make Up his mind.
An old Poem.
TYho shall judge a man from manners?
IVho shall know him by his dress?
Paupers may be fit for princes.
Princes fit for something less.
Crumpled shirt and dirty jacket
May beclothe the golden ore
Of the deepest thoughts and feelings—
Satin vests could do no more.
There are springs of crystal nectar
Ever welling out of stone;
There are purple buds aud golden.
Hidden, crushed and overgrown;
God, who counts by souls not dre.sses,
Loves and prospers y‘ou and me,
While he values thrones, the highest.
But as pebbles in the sea.
Man, upraised avovc his fellows.
Oft forgets his fellows then,
Ma-sters—rulers—lords, remember
That yonr meanest hinds are men;
Men by labor, men by feeling.
Men by thonglit, and men by fame,
Claiming equal riglits to sunshine
In a man’s ennobling name.
There are foam-embroidered oceans,
There .are little weed-clad hills,
God, w'ho counts by souls, not stations,
Love.s and prospers you and me;
For to him all vain distinctions
Are as pebbles in tlie sea.
Toiling hands alone are builders.
Of a nation’s wealth or fame;
Titled laziness is pensioned,
Fed and fattened on the same;
By the sweat of other’s foreheads,
Living only to rejoice,
While the poor man’s outraged freedom
A'ainly liftetli np its voice.
Truth and justice are eternal,
Bora with loveliness and light;
Secret wrongs shall never prosper,
MTiile there is a sunny right;
God, whose world-heard voice is singing
Boundless Tore to yon aud me.
Sinks oppression with its titles,
As tlie pebbles in the .sea.
Young Again.
An old man sits in a high-backoil chair,
Before an open door,
While the snn of a summers afternoon
Falls across the floor,
And the drow.sy click of an ancient clock
II.us noticed tlie hour of four.
«»
CaiHi n Stedsl!
M^irrented the Grniclh of
VI3YIIK Subscriber lias just received a lar.ge snpii
^ ofltardeii Seeds, cuni|insing every Miuei).
tVeui ibe celebrated (bardens .,f
Co., Welliersiield. These beeds have '”'7/'^:' '
for the last 5 years and always given peilict saa. lac
tion. loi ealv ^ ^ SMITH, nni.ggist.
CatiiIog«c.s will lie furnished gratuitously upon
apijiicatioiu
At an adjonnicd iMoctinif uf I lit*
Coininl-sioners of the Town of ,‘,‘'-'''’^11’,
;i:5-2iu
m-.'i'v is a'lfd!.
ili-ar’.'-l I'.Hil Uivlpr a iiiv'
M.ill it all to-vth- V or in ?
For fiirthpr pariioiiars
sahTcnkor on tlio iirpmis«'S
AiaLX.VNPbib
July 11).
LO tilbl
W.VlaK Elk.
.1.
i-'oi! \\\\
Million AYT,
mL.MJSO'TOX, -Y.
ICK.t AAY.b.
•e. and a very
oVaurii ueady finished, ivhi-h will be sold
eerv low ,or Cash, or on short timi to iiimctualciidom-
y.-t-j 1,; l!:i on !ian-l luoro \ iiau .)N is I. i • • ‘
W'i) r iFTT JUli^h^Ml ami-in course ol con-
,vork made bvhiiu iswarrauled 12 mouths
wiih fair usage, aud should it I'ail by bad worKiiiaushir
"Xslms Iv^lllng pbiy^'wouUl'Weil' to call dmi
‘ iirTri thiuikfi'ilv rreeivedauiliiromijlly attended to.
ilepairiii.g exccuie.l at short notice and on very rea-
soua'ele terms.
Fayetteville. (\d 1. Is.ji..
~ It* Oil S 1-* M
A T Pv V 1) U c F. IT r 11. I C E S,
p,,,- (. ASTI or on Sliort ’I’iiiir,
2.''>0 (Aifi'ia'g'fs, {Jtii-onchcs,
ii-i 'F.VtVAY.S .t BUdlHB.S of cveri/ il,scr!ptio>i
Many of wliicli are liuished.
liii-simd daily; anion
biniiiifiil styles, and one ecr;/
Il.rl.f n’Vtl Jill llliKHJ lU IM's ‘tv
for tloin^
optiiliy^hniunt
work
s it can bo built ior by
ijiaek 1-aee
and insertiu.gs. I
{iauntlefs. Hals. Caps, an
Siieetings and .-liinin
meiit of round, Slapb
Clothing. Hoots and . h
reiierallv arc re.speeUuUx
look, as I shall se.l on Hi
ell i'olit:eal..'-’o' iiil. and Moral
iul iiilurinatiuii: uiid 'o culti
’•ili*’.' lif • . ,
full i’lii'Uituv
. l:.' V
Mil’
Uiivi'
mv stock A 1
and lwi.-!"d ,
id Bmiiieis: Meae..
together with -a gooo
dil.rmeslie COUOb,
.V
•a. r*vo.'
i\s.~*rt-
llouUy
1-
i.f
Xov. 1st
u
saddle
WOULD
ttO.
iuvit'.Ml to
•t pr.aits.
1-. uuov;.
22-1 f
u'-iiin-; ills’ aUc'
..I'liiiT- It Mill :
luiii ciuupl-jli.* p.
i'.\ '-H-
'pi’Ii'r^ of Hj.knct. m.a t.’iO
!i M'l/i-a. iiiiii tu I'W 111 ‘‘i*-
ure ol the age ill uliieh ue
(• U (ilH'
aiiJ th'
E p.r- of 11*
• ippiiujis.
, Jl.b »U-'llLb
irapipr uiul
tpiitT'U u t}."
li> r«,i:uii.f cfoi
«>1 Trux - 1 ui.«i A'i
.S''C:al l.'.'v. 111.'
4> V
AXD iy-lA’-VL’Y.S’
eti'uilv inform tlie juiblic
of Houston and Overby
yiAKJXl,
aii'l I’ll Ei‘*
ari'iiLiTPim-iii
ihui 111-
old eusteaiers o! llousiuu making
L. -its":; ‘boL'l Stand.d
lusuiess 1*1 all i. 1.11 ■* o ,,.:’i t,,. ii'iuov to Inr-
1. 1 ,, .a... V. !**-re 11,‘Miil 1*0 ii.'t'i'.'
abl- iliet
.;ip.
c.
.Tanaary I. lk.'*(i. >.v-I"l
It t|I \ rj O fr
h 1 -A Ik Ik ki;
GOODS .
WILLIAMS.
Lt ]VilOLE^ALE.
a viTy Tir.tri* S'fOCK, on\-
Urv (iOihIis liiio v.'itli
ami the lnUanco iM-iiiir
wiiieli are many new ami
f.nr CarrhiHir. i^oUlO
,*! lhemvery light, and all made in the best manner
•ii''! of the T.'st material'. M} iacilitic
Uarriao-e work are greater than any
ami I can alfoi-a and am deteruuned to^
{\'i ri'A'. hi-fii '}vn^ity as liiiv
"‘'■'S indebted to me will pleasepay
'nybUeti'"'""'''''""-k-^
'"‘''’“Tsfc 2.-*. ISdfi- “■
iiav need in his
sliiess in all it various^
Honst*in am! Hvi.-rdiy. y. 1- ^
nish them with any Article'.\hm*i * .
to Il.'pairing.-TA,
fV. OVFlillV.
Strict attention paid
Aug. 18, 18jC.
0-111
coiiiuUsMens ;>
Hail llotul.
the OBice of the Town Ihis ilay. 7 o clock. 1’.^
Jaii'y l«d7, the billowing Ciiicers were eleciOd:
Joliii \Y. Baker. .Ir., Tax Collector, coin
percent, on Town Ta.xes ami -1 percent on
John 1’. I.eoiiaril, Special Justice rce-s.
J. 1). Calhiis. Town Con.stable. Director cf I n'rnl u
Upper and bower Fayetteville. Lamp J en*h-r b.au-
danl deeper, aii.l Street Coiiimissio.mr-si.luiy b.i-, .
.I.F. Leoaar.l, Clerk of the Market-sabw .y o- >n. |
Warren I’rior, Keeperr *if the Town I lack 'm-•
J. A. Aorlh, I’nwder Magaz*ne-v lTs !
Win. Wliliaiiisoii, Se.xton to the t.raie i..iu ,
DRY
■Wl-j are ii'*xx’ receivini'
bracing every tiling in tile
Hats, Gaps, Bont.s, Sliocs, Silk ^ ami Straw
’.Bonnets, Umbrerm.s, anil Beady
Made CL'lLin.g, Ae.
Which thevwill sell CHEAl’ b.r UaA or approved
N*,i*,s. at ' ]VI{OL'-:S.i!.‘C mily.^ We mvit
chants visiting this market toe.xamitie our si**-.-.*,'
J. i!. ST.vilil
Aug. JO, idaO.
An,
■■ ^ XOTICE.
All per.sris indebted to Urn linn of dV. F. *t. K. F.
Moore, are ri’qnestcil t*i
piiyim'
V.E F. A'. F. F. MOORE*
2-tf.
coirtf^ fcrxvafd and make
cupartiKiv.ship ceased on the Idt of
March
Juno 9. iS-'ti).
pa^Ti^Treceived, a few doz
[iidia CA.bTOi: OIL. (for m.v ret.ul.) -Y 'b -.lr.
ofMagnesia and Congress Wuter^^ FOUMCKS
AprU2. IPAn*
0. POF..
plt.tl.ER IK
AYD FAYCY TTBY GOODS,
CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES, AA:1»
Particular attention paid to Ladies’ Ptess
Goods and Trimmings.
HAY .STREET. FAVETTEViELiE C.
Xox'OD'ber 3d, IS.Dfn tf
, ! f
I
cV' a’i'u
apcui.il
E\'.
Ii -aIII a!.'-’-c:'
R.t* i:!Ui.uiiiaU«ni;
IfUl' '‘VRl eiu’ ra
v*'iitnri'. Ski'll h*
l-A-avs upon Art am! ♦Ii rals.
Th'v I'ui.lislu r.- have nmm'
best .Vim-ricnll wr.lcrs. nh*
larious ,l*'i*nrtine!.l.- **1^11
tlioir ,
-clvoj^ of Hm-ple
; healthful lilcrali’.'. >■ ol th
’ avi'-'ih‘-iO pveiiiiioi '‘he
I mui'e, rimiii ]'. i i**'!i'.:'! I
, whieli N' iU )n'
chariiov
! liar)*' . ,
j or takr iho pLa'-';
1 .Ma-:t/in;-. Each Fcii
I (tM'il •'^1
^ the one x\ill oiipGar hi Uh
*vill I’ontain si.vt' i-n pa-ei
I don lUnstruli'd Y.ws.'; ouch ^J-'!;;'’’'
1 iiuK'li inalior as an orilniaiy ' i
I will 1." iniutvl ill a form and iipoii p-yl
j l.imlin”; and a^ tli'- p-igvH
:h
I liducHU'^ Ui .fk ’.ID
fl.illi the bi'st ami 1*
. (lid W n-lil. 'i In y nii; k
, ol ti.e Uligiisli. 1 1* 1
,. the bi'.-' fl' ImS'o.
transferred to tbe I'ap* i i *:■■■ . .
^ We* klv is not intended in an.v v ay i ,
■■ "artier s Ai'W
ilieal will coniine U-^elf i*
'll:-aud II" I'ortion of the cmt'i.'
othiT. Harper sM.
of the size of till-
.VI cr-
J. M. Wtl.LI.vM.^.
iilJ-ir
SitCOVD STOCIl TlthS FALL.
k
rise idlst tiHlH*';:
Li T r V iijIj
Tim Subscriber bavin
al.iive ir,u.>i'-'d prop'-rly
iiuin upon
1123“ t
r l.*!.S3«e**U.A. V
tlie
HOTi-:*:* I?OR .“ABE,
fuilv doteriiiHied to sell the
novv- ollVr it to any cuterprUinij
kjY
■l.fin
UH a-
r ^u!l.dll‘' 1* 1
ill be electrolypeib th*
y^:mb:;'sc;maIwJ\sbes,,pp.ied.ro.l,a.bn.;-vv
■aud apiiii i'iu.t.:
1 bers will lie abb' at auy'lilue to eoiiipb ie Ibeir
STAPLE
IIAT.S,
liljeral terms.
1*1- Hotel oupiv* a lar.gc c istom from the a*ljOiiiing
rlii's ami fr'oiit the travelliii,g public, with a pros-
If* ,i t, 1.... . .vnH 13 IliYW
mint
pert of fntare inevas
ri-alarv ,
M.'Faulk. ir. Loekaman. J. Rri\neh and
sh-aw. Town (iuanl.—each salary 82.''ib
V. M. Campbell. Ksq, was ap i d Chiei . .i
S T Hawley, ; J
Amos WiHiaiiusoU" *• -d
J-as Mcl’hersoii, "'1 , ,
J M Williams, " “ H i " ,
W. McLMcKiiy, “ •• •>b'
.1 1) William.s, •• •' “ bl.i ;■ ^
J F Foulks. ‘ ‘a ■ .
Ordered. That re.gubar meetings ot tins
held on the first Saturday in each month.
(From the .Minutes.)
J. lli-ad-
: Warilen.
SoCOllil r' lll sk' ''.ViilU'f Stock of 'roO'ls
To wiiie.h ih".-,- c.'.ii ill ■ aitenti'iu of .Mercluiais u
ing their prrcliase.s ia ibis maraei.
Uel. 1'
2U-tt
Ijoard be i S^ .-ST*- -.
W,
.Vili’d
G. M.VT'i'HKWS, Clerk.
:H-Gt
Jan'y 2.1.
All Ulose iii(!i'i)!ed to mh‘ e
Note or .Vcctnnt, are h
Iv in want of money
“ither !;v
i'ebv Iii-itllieil tiiat I am gieai-
. and ir'thi'V wisiy to
1 and confer a favor on um limy will cull ant
1 mediate pavment or I shall be c.impelled to
I claims in the bands of an oflicer, a.s I
to wait no longer.
I Jau. --t.
HV.‘ C“7=t’'
imike im-
piit iny
aui dftenuliiucl
K. C. HAUL.
Rmue.
aN (Mj.TS
OF THE
L. Xetn'T
UEl’lllN'l'
BRITISH PERiOOlGALS
AND THE
FAIlAII'Ut’S GUIDK.
GRE.AT BEDUC'l'lOY IX THE PRICE
OF THE L.ATTEit I’UULIC.ATION.
PIU i>i’A.’* b»)
iifup llm ?'lu;'kt.''
SDPYD.-cS ol 1
i All op’-'nitimi'.
1 :;].ui\>Vt-.l -tl.tiis
i n..'ur.'‘'iV’t!;-:'
lUoldor Tuimi,
' U»‘ 7‘pRUti> u'
i (from lip>i D.i ^>
j Oct. 2.T iv'.l'
I .Tame C.
0. PKxno\v,
oi' th’
!•!' hoiip.-s E'l'm - V
(■!;
1). D. S.,
»• ( ..lU- c
Y'h.-it it hiv done and is now
anv ou!' v.’i“hiuir to purchase'-hy
‘Th ' ’ituatio'u ol‘ ihc' Raihl-
iii'l the ^^n'atcr part of the
; thro’.i'A'li Ihi.' ])1:U’C.
there is no ''•usi
d*)iu—• call lie SeCU ijy
r.-i'i‘i’piiiR' I'l our hook.'^.
ii,--' -‘U.’li will comma
c-ii'tom cominsrto. and fri^sii
For ■’lA amouiiL ol* cai»:tal
sms.' that a pcr.'ou could engage in that would pay as
V, Tin* cP*''.: of'-acii vo]unD’..ncat
C.wers will be prepan d for tbe convenience
who wish to bind Ihei'cl**'!'.
TEilM.S.
One Copv fi.*r Twi-nty M eeks
-■ •• One Year
*1 o ." Tw o Veal'S
Five (’"1*11 s ftiV One d I'cr
'J'weH e eo)iies tor t Ine d (‘tir
Twenty-live Copie
(Tergyinen ami
^ Franklin Siinarc, New f urk.
Jan. IT, l.W,7. JJ-Jt-
' Cepies for One Year
and Teaeb.'rs “‘,'''1'''.’"j'
H.viti'hi; .V iiutniii-.K'.
! T?‘sl-ti af.s
Jus! received from tlu! Manufactiirer. Ira Hersey. a
SUI'DIv of
^ B E D s T E .\ !> s
of various palter ns. and made of good scaseited timber
These Beitstciuls are manufactured in this ,„tiv on iianil at his ..hi fi
can be sold to .lealers as low as they can be g*d fiom jj' 'KijjE.'g. i.UiI'l Hb^. anil
Call-and examine. r ' '
.A. M. CAMl’lIKLI.
JACOB OTTAHBUim
the Korth.
April 1), ISdC.
Store for Rent" i
The Store on the eorii'-'f of Gillmpic *
and Franklin Streets near the Dank of il"
state appl.v !»
ell.
18j!
of Doom-
Sept. 11
si V/ iJ :J M. j
(l.-VTl'l 0
i C.l TCll-MA KJ-:
r).
I V i
'I’-n
ivit-’d In
HI
]). G.
Fu til IS" in I 1 HI u » M I
.-F.v ih '.i Id- iK-iiiiul hi iiu iiiipi’"'''.’-
iVi'ia «:d' to an oiilirf s-t uputi li’c
pmu’. Mhich 1d‘ guarantees tu he
•.’iLl • a-’ ih'- natural nrgaii.’*'.
.* ju-mihs t>r eacli year in thi.'place*,
oi’u-r to the first "f July.)
21-lf
J. H. Ur>BERTS & CO.
l. ’.-If.
LiiELXr
0 WEAD.)
(■: WELLERS, A-r.,
Y. 0.
S sineere thanks to the
so iile vally lics-owed
m. s them lie iurs bongiit
i will eontiniie the bnsi-
m old sie.'.i'.l. under his
JibSEl'll ADEY.
Ang2,'i. IJ-tf
BOM'.MAY, t^EI.LKlIS A CO.,
C O .'I .'I T s S11 > X r-l E it c 11 A 'i , s
And Cidhni J'oetorfi,
Piua SJrocl, JVTST"/ 3rOHIt.
iiic i.itl Fiahd; n cL*': '"
( tiuiitiy J’l"-
dnee. which he will ilispo.se of on the clie.apest ten;,
f.ir cash. He iin in s the pnhlie to try hm sbio' k.
Iliilfer Eggs, and other household coniinudilU's al-
wav.s on iiand. -e
■Ian. 17. I'S.-iT. oJ-t!
C ttl! t“ O It .It 1 I A lICMfS
:f Itic Toxtsi of Fayelteville for Kate.
Agreeable to an Act of the General .Vsseiubly of il.e
GEYEliAL.
31- I'lJ
;
■rith him f-w ri’]>:
1’^
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1 llu
I aM'rittc:
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May 1,
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1>. U*. liOW'MAX.
M'. 11. SEEEEES.
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to C'lUsignnK'nt."
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romnv--‘d ilmir n'.ii
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C-om’.uisi'n line.
Jvli iiDisiiD
atl'-udct‘H>- 1 ic-
Wiluiington, OciniH'v I. IS-
Co.-iTlN 1
SYTTTri (fc CO,, j
n Mc.rcfiAuh, I
fo !.> th" .''■cmiJ. rJory of th''' *
'dliythc J'c’.-’ ATai.a Unmiiany \
1) a I c I'U d In all iiutlnc t’s hi l he
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i for the same, which wc
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ill oiEL'D iv.'^ ud other tinii’pD’fPs
to t!u’ puf’lic in North Care
fs-'ll at New York ]‘rloes. and also
enlrnsted to them will 1*,. punctually
SURGEOX
Tatcndie.g to Iricnle p"
hope
to make it t
viec.s ot a D ’•'dCl
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i.v 1
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IL D. GRLLX.
13-if
n* TUAV1:T/T:I
The ?)ub.-xcrlbcrf convey Ihi' .Mail
ville and Ihivelay.'ville in a Ibiggy
date oiD' or two pa‘’^seng‘r.’’=
Kinudmrv. IbiniFs Level
Fr -i’k. Tlie days forleaviii;
ThuriTiays and Saturday
Monday.' Wedno.-day
Fayetteville to Sum
Aug
18.a6.
b'tween Fayett''-
and eau accommo-
The route i.-^ by muv ot
SuniTnerville an-l Xvill s
.•F:\velteville AVV Tu >d:iys.
at (;‘o'clock, a. m.—Uelnnis
,..d Friday evenings. I are Irom
ervillC .'?2.
J. IL ITARRTS,
A. TARKLU.
State oiNoi th Carolina. rStilieil Dee. 2... D-.i- iiml:oi z
in- the Town of Fayetteville to t.iism'her Je l o-
the amount of eHill.nOO, in tbe agg
po.TC of paying iier subscription to
Ibiad Foni]>aHV. . .
f. Therelore. it is order. *1 by the rominismot'.''-
l-aveiieville. that. Hie TreiiRirer o( the'1 own f . i
sea'leil iii'.'po-al ■■ nuHl the i.nl of November m-M, bi;
The pureha-’-e o
ibunF. or any j . , ,
VD’H-' V ill* ntUu’hed-—HitereM payiiid. .-x ..
Ainnally. The raid DomL Aal! be ttii.ler the eeal
thi’ Cu’eoralloiH and bindHii: «'n the laiih o. t.,* '.-i.
\\M. \V-\Rl.'J-:X. TotMi Treu.'ur' r.
: net. 1. 18,-ic. . If
gate’, fi.r Jh "
the M'e.'tcrn
sr.n.OGO. in suiH" of Sdbd Y-aeb of xi.d
]iart thereof. Lomls to rr.iili'enty
l''l>'F'TfTHT AM) PA ^ SI-KC'!* T.IT'Tw ***'."
AVII..?1IN-TC;V FA'k K'l *11:-^ i
tavi:i:a’
Mti’TiiHf’r VTHpiro*
- E;*Y’« tti'vilb’ou Montlay aud llnir.'-
MOHII Ai:w GOODS
AVBO;
71'J.
Gasli ParGb.asers.
CARROLL A I’ETERSOY, ,
Ciinton X. G,,
p.iy the Highe-t Cmih prices for lib
DL
xrrs T,
plv in Fa>”i
tA’vi
HlL-
llll
wilO need the ser-
rai’e of their Xo’. tii.
nee. a'ld being ae-
'.kt Demi.'t Xoi'ih or
ali operations eii-
..•iids lliiu cirebi! Ihorongh woik end
eoniiib'te iiab-ii. lioM iteaaaol lie lienereil by any Den-
li.-t in the I ni'ed , -x i i,-,',. ’.'..'
I’m-ioiif having imib that are cm;' den-I hop',
b'Hr,ir;on. wFii lo woil to g.'«eh.ui^
having theiu C-Ktracted. as tiion.^and.-^: 4
•;;i.’i;d''ihat ih" r-'{UislLc knowlctlge and
Li’.'f' and make u-^i'lul.
him 0. trial, and if he docs not redeem
Scpt.l:
Tiiose wishing Lo sell i\iil
;t 1 the ))e..st business terni.s.
Ls.'iii. 1.>-Gm
dy Young
liud us ready
his FALL AXD
of almost every
f rAjIF jSutiscriber .is reccivinc
Sl M-inter STOCK, cuusitilin
E fl IE S,
HIRVn'.iRE -l.VJJ IIULl.UU'DF.idlE
AL.S0—
Boots and Slioe.x, Sacldlcry, Fisli ko..,
\MV of which he will sell cheap for Ca.-h, baiter for
I’ri'iduee or on short time. Store recently oecuined by
Trov it .Marth, near the Dobbin 1 louse.
. Il HY »’.K
d;,v ui..ri.inf.'.s. ).'j iHiuuUs nit* r
' M I n 'i u‘ kL'V ;ii:d 1 !*'.« ru.ups.
l-Hyviiv*ill*- on Ju' ty
. L’t iiiiMittF mih-iim’.
'0011 Midin-’(!;’y nnd Suturdyv nK.Tu:Di:.K.
ntni ra>'-i hju vn.
(,f runs r;.:u!!iriY
1..-;
-.t t tiiHi r !■ Hiiii *
iukI tii-aij iHoinii-;
I.HHTtN 'Wilniii
noth curry;
1 :tn
str.jjiP of the ItiV'T. ard
jiot'ds. tii'o leo Yvill
St>'5flUfr lo VYjlIl- Y'ilii lull
c.’irrviii;: l-r- ikil'' only-
'J Ce n*s!ularay of «.i:r Boat
the dc.'DHicb and ‘b inci
kno'Wn to r« (|inr« rouuHcnl.
'j«j ouv DhH''lend*. -- ,, , •
rntri.mipc In retefer,' l.i'.-t..-.'.. .1, a,.it ciii. r..->nr.' •'" ''■Tj;";
1... .'lUl'l.Will he sl'lOX'll ill lUlllll'-lOol til l C'l.t.d.llt ill. 1
flU'ilhies for lUTIii.ti'l. are I'lpial it not set (' » > to n .' b; '
.teenFirbuUe'l'htil
. - 'Zl-lf
tlijiiiks for ilif v«‘iy
G.
and pa.'^c
a GtiU bi.d'ii
tofili a;\’ Si
rikili won’d
Fhm.' * give
: hi.' work.
A breeze blotvs in niul a breeze blows out
From the scented summer air,
And it flutters now on hi.s wrinkled brow,
And now it lifts hi.s liair;
And the leaden lid of his eye drops down,
alud he sleeps in his high-backed chair.
The old man sleeps and the old man dreams,
His head drops on his breast,
His hands relax their feeble bold,
And fall to his lap in rest.
The old man sleeps, and in sleep he dreams,
And ill dreams agaiii is blest.
The years unroll their fearful scroll;
He is a child again;
A mother’s tones are in eis ear,
Aud drift across his hrain;
He chases gaudy battcrfiics
Far down the rolling plain.
lie plucks the wild rose in the woods,
And gathers eglantine.
And holds the golden buttercups
Beneath his sister’s ehiii;
gViid angles in the meadow brook
With a bent and naked pin.
He loiters dow-n tbe grassy lane,
And by tlie brimming pool.
And a sigh escapes his parted lips
As he hears the bell for school;
And he wishes it were not nine o’clock,
And the moriiings never were full.
A mother's hand is pressed on liis head,
Her kiss ia on his brow—
A summer breeze blows at the door,
With the toss of a leafy bongh.
And the boy is a white haired man again,
And his eves are fcar-lilled now.
IVr ana.
SJ UU
r> 00
7 00
•S 00
S 00
9 00
10 00
advance.
his pl.'ilge will foi'l'vi
(llii.:i; at Fayett'.'viUe llinsl. ^ ^
He will wait on Ladies at the-.r I'c-me
:i.l,s.-.7. Jl-lf
iic'.'if I
S-: M iJ ;jC H "ID i M SHf i-iS 10 .V'F
]■:XG E L L E Y T 0 H1 ’0 RTF Y IT X.
The sali-.‘i’'iii ■]' b ‘ing de.-irons of closing out tlie bal
ance of his \V:;ii,.'i' stock. Otk'rs his entire
ulothing, Fnriiisliing Good.s, ilat.sj
L'l'iiiiks, Giirjiet Gags .likI
V sm-aU udvaiiceoii liriineCDSr.
GEiiRGE. BRANDT.
.Kiiiiih si'l ■ Hay SU'got, Fayettuvi'.le.
Oci. 18.
IV. I. GULDSTON.
' 20-If
ll'vneiy- mail'.
Citils, Irliiis sLOe
Vulico.' at a
cGi
«l wiih
nd
W. DRAUGliOX
All ]»
Xiiv 2:) 1
LAS T LATsL.
'.■sons inile’ite 1 to me by Note or aecnunt are
re.iuested to call and mak.e immediate pay-
riv Rooks must lie close I by the ist -Ian. next'
G. BRANDT.
2ii-tr
CoiEiilbbs
OLD RYE WUI6KKY
The Su'o.seviber is the only authorized a;gent in Fay
stock of j (.ti.'ville for the side ot the lion. 1*. U. 1 uryea
i brated 4!W Kye tthiskey. He will lie suiqil
! ;,his siqierior W hi-skey to meet dem
.Vprii Hi. yi-tf
fXr FOil SALE CJiiAP. -Tis,;
1 SECOYD HA YD BUGGIES in good
^ A. A. .MeKETlIAN.
April 20, ISoG. -12-11
B©“ 2 000 Spirit Barrcl.s for .snlc by
’ McLAURlN & STRANGE,
tf
The undersigned oLts himself as a e;u,di.I;He bw
the olliee ofHonstablo for the iayettev.Ue D.Ptr.ct.
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To Scientific and Practical A.gricnUare.
By Henry Stephens, F. R. S., of Edinliiirgh, and
the late J. P. Norton Profeasor of .-•cicntific Agricnl
tiirc in Yale College. New Haveii._ 2 vuls Royal
Hetavo: lO'Jb page-s, and luinieruns U ood_ and Steel
Engravings. ^ ^ e
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-te
Jan'y ‘>. 1^:?’>7.
Yegroes Y)'aat]':d.
The nmlerMgni'd will pay 11m iiiglmi't ca.-h price fov
YOUN'G Ni'itlllOE.K. Di'itcrs iiiliU'i'wr-il lu I'itlter ol
us at’ im'urinbnrgh, Richmeud county, ’ will have
prompt attention. M'clNTYUH.i J
D.VNIEL -M, .McL.YuRlN.
Laurinbnrgh. Jan'y J, 1857. Jl-tf
FOR SALE.
V TIOUSE and L’Jt. TIha siilwcribcr wisb-
inif to b'avc Favcfti'Ville. oilers lor sale her
liLSiRiioorieaH-lLot: The situation of the above
June 17, i'?5l>
. . . .,,,,1 ‘ rlailK KOaa. UlKl Ull i-mv vj i>ij; ivwv.
i.ropertv i.-it! a vt-ry tlesirable poriioii ol l ie toxui anu . turpentine sections in the C(
a good comlilioii. f A' '"''“‘cv , j'„j.f.,,,,;),. ry,,;
the }iroparIy is’rd?o in
piirticulars addrerid the eubserrber.
Nov. 29 18.511. 2tTi-2ri
HELEN P. LAIN.
FOR SALE.
TWO THOHS.'VND ACRES OF LAND, nine iiiilc^
from Fcycttevillo, lying directly on the Southern
Plank Road, and on each Fide of Big Rockli.di. One
county, with
1 convoiiieut imjirovoiiieiits for a family residence: xvitl;
i a small corn mill on a never failing rtream, ami a lirsl
rate situation for a Turpentine Distillery and Store.
A I \t l.'T'l I A V
KajcttpvnU’. N. C.. Ccl
.Vt:CTIONKl=3I? &. COJIJIISSIOX MERfHAAT,
Fat side of fJillci-'plc street,
Fatettktiu.]:, X. C.
October 1, 1855.
AGEY’rWANTED.
The snl'scvilar wishes to employ a responsible and
im'ii-lrious man. to act as a getieval traxilling agei.t
in Mdliif-patent riahts for the eonsirnelion ol iku.-e
Iron buggies, to criebratid. in Ibis Stnie or ont ol it-
r.sntay be a.greeil on. -V ireehaiiic ineferred who xviH
lie atl'oxved lo choose his own field rd lal-or.
Addres.s lli.NBA PIlI.I.l ■ .
While Hall. M avnc eo.. N. C •
Or GF.O. C. POTTS, _
Goldsboro’. N. C.
Jau 17, 1857. 33-lf
G.VTilslRlNE McLE.VN
vs.
.VR JH. McLE.lN, and others.)
It appearing tu the satisfiietion
fov* l)o\vcr«
of tbo Court, that
DISSOI.U’I’SOIV.
, DR.S. MeSWAIN & McDl’FFIE have this day dis
solved coiiartiiership by mutual consent.
Dr McS’>v.*-iii will aLLcud to sottrlomeiiTs and coliec-
tion^^fer tbo lirm. „
Dr. M'cDaine will continue to occupy the former
-WM. C. McDT:FFIE.
FebX' 0, ISofi.
A. A. McKKTHAX
if
ytii. V
XJ Tract ice.
High Fcbool.
Jan. IT. 1S57.
.4
M.'VCR.'lE fins rrtnrned and rcstitned
doors below tlie F i m
Ofiice two
*S-It
Oit'.ce.
il. Mc^YAlX.
Nov. 1, 1855
22-tf
fayetteyille
HOTEL.
the d-feiidaiits in tliis ease : Phillip Walker. Efty W alk-
er Purcy Lockhart. George May and wife M..nha,
Jno Mock and wife Mary. Rnfns llnoks and wife Sa
rah rc.sidc bevoinl the limits of the Slate. On mo
tion it is ordered that pnidioation be made in tiie
North Carolinian, a newspaper published in the town
ofFavetteville, for .six suece.ssive iveek.s, iiotifyimg
tlie said defendants to bo and appear at the next term
of the Court ot Pleas and Quarter sessions, to he held
for the eonutv of Harnett, at the Court House in
Snmmerville.'on the 2d Monday in March next, then
Eld t'mre to answer, jilead or demur the said petition,
or tini tim'O will be lieanl exprirte and J ndgmeiiis pro
confv.i'to: bo reiidorod a.gainst them. ... - .r.
\Vitn«xs. B'Jiijaniiii I Sliaw, Alcrk of (iur?aid Court,
•xt olli "oln Snmm.orville. 2d Monday in December, IdSb.
knditt the Sist yo-jf
l,y A. D. HORTON,. D. CFk.
J-an, 17. 1857.
,'i^A
, 9 i B ifiP-T
S a«.xSfi
Tiie SubscnLcrs having this day
Ica.^i-d Ihi? Hotel fur a term of vearY. will be
ideast'd to See tiieii' irioiidsuud the traveling
^^^Spub'lic al this House. At tbe same time we
hop* they will be patient and bear with our iinpertec-
tions until we shall have put the House in such repair
aa we deaiie.
J. IT. Robekts.
March 1, ie5o
P. TAYLOll
is sew receiving his F.-ILL STOCK, embracing a
large an' general .‘Stock of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,
Hat., r..d .Slioe.s. Crocerie.s, hollow-ware. Crockery
nnd Glass-ware, which will be sold iqion favorable
termi .orcxcbniigcd for produce, hoping to sec bis
friends and customers before they supply fliemselves.
Sent. fi. ll-fini.
A CARD.
THE undersigned xvonld respoctfnlly inform his old
friends and ensiomers that he can be fontid at tiie
Store of C. E. Leete, xvbere lie will lic gl-ad to see
tbini. J- IL McDONALD;
Jan. 17, 18.57, fi3-tf
J. H. ROBERTS & CO.
F. N. Rouebts.
oo-tf
xrr, A tv-x.iTi op
WAATTDD.
’ A gentleman who has neither time,
nor taste to undergo the usual routine of courtship,
wishes to open a matriraoiiial correspondence with a
L VDY not exceeding the age of 30, and possessed of a
ciiltivatcd intellect and some share of personal attrac
tions. The adrerti.ser is 33 years old, bears a fair
moral character, is moderately good looking and has
property to the anionnt of fifteen thousand dollars.
Addre.ss M. FaTettcville. N. C.
Jan. 17 18.57* ' 33-3t
V J-i-i
The subscriber olfers for sale tbe
of land:
I'^Ona tract containing 1200
OH m
follovring tract
, .
L UOLt-JtA-i’o
.FOR SALE.
llnivT 1-1 Beaver Creek Sheeting.^.
Cotton Yarn, Warp and Filling, Nos. 5 to 10.
ALSO.
Belt. Picker. Roller and Lace LEATHERS.
Oils and Maimfacturer’s Findings.
lYiuter strained, Sperm. Lard and Linseed Oils.
3!iuttlie'.s Isingglass, French Glue, Embry, Roller
Uiotli and Glas-s Steps.
J. H. H.VLL, Pres. B. C. M. Co.
July 2fi, 18,50. S-tf
Cape Fear Land for Sale.
Tbo subscriber offers for sale TH RLE HUNDRED
and EIGHTY-FIVE Acres of Lund on Capo Fear
River below Smith's Ferry, in Cumberland county,
running wilh tbo river to the lands of Mi^ Byrd.
A portion- of the land is cleared and fcnccMl. It is
well adapted to the cultivation of corn. oat.'^. and the
usual crops of the river lands. The part uncleared
has on it .«ome good swamp, wliich way be easily pre
pared for use.
It will be sold on a credit of twelve nionihs. Ter-
sons wishing to buv can call on the owner at this place.
J. G. SHETHER.D.
April 8. f)3-tf
acres, 500 of which is
^ ’u-ood.wnmp asthcre is in the county of Bladen, ■
.abo”uttwo hundred acres well drained, and ahont j
thirty acres cleared and itiidcr fence, adjoining the
lands of J. G. SiitlouandT. C. Sm'tli-
Also. 1.51 acroifl’joiniiig the lands of D. Johnson and
Wm. BordaiiN. .
150 ioinine- the lands of John Catn and E. Dqwnaii.
200 icros joining the lands of George Cain and
EFizabeth Melvin. The above lands I will sell and
give good time for good notes, or will take young iie-
•iTocs and give the bc.st of prices.
For farther information address the sntiseriber at
Elizabethtown. N. C. „
Jan 10. 1857. 32-3m R.
AVilminglou IXcrald copy B months and send bih to
i snb.xcriber.
AYIIREW J. STEDMAY',
Attorney at tfiaxv. ^
llavin g removed to PlTTSBOROjN. C., will att-end
regularly the Courts of Chatham, Moore aud Harnett
Counties.
April 11,18.50. tf
I.IXIE .4sn CBJlBiVT.
Just received and for sale
2.50 Casks Lime, fresh from the kiln,
100 Barrels Cement
.50 '• Calcined Plaster,
300 Bushels Plastering Hair.
7.5 Barrels JIackcrel and Herring,
300 Sacks^jiverpool Salt,
200 “ Alum Salt; 2 bushel Sacks.
J. W. POIFERS.
i Oct. 27, 1856; CO-tf
C. COLHEY MURRAY,
coMHissios iir,Rrni.\T,
AGENT rOR
MrRRxYY’S ‘-REGULAR LINE” OF M'lLMlNG-
TON PACKETS.
62 South Street, X'EW YOEK.
The undersigned may lie found at the Office of C
Golden Murray, 02 South street, wliere orders for every
description of Goods xvill receive his prompt aud per
sonal attention.
P. MALLETT.
March 20, 18.56 y
cAiPi:; rsAR scaoosr.
The Hli .“CSBioii of this Institution will commence
on the l.-t Moniiay in January. It is located^ in Lla-
den countv. txvo miles frem the Cape Fear, in a re
markably'he-altliy place. Suitable arrangements bate
been made for a male aud female de-partnienf. Tiir
Prine!]iaL Mr Angus Matin, a graduate of tiie Uiiivea'-
tiiv ol N. C.. xvill gix’c Itis personal atteut'ion to tbe
]inpils: assisted by as many teachers asmaylie u-
cessary.
The x-oung ladies will be especially under flic onre
of iliss .Murpby. lo'nnei ly ol' Floral College, a success
ful instructress in French and Music.
TEIIMS PER. SESSION.
1 Primary Class _ $0 00
2 Higher Engirsh Branches. ^ 10 00
3 - Geometry, Surveying, Algebra, ic. lo Ou
■1 The Laiiguagt-s 18 00
Freneli ^ -5 00
ilnste with use of Instrument 20 00
Board in good and respectable families can be
obtained at Sk and 9 per mouth.
Letters desiring informattoii may be addressed to J.
C. Baker or B. Rolieson.
Prospect Hall. Bladen Co., N. C.
JOSEPH LYON. Sec'y.
Jan, 10, 18.57. 32-tf
A. F. ARCH A MB AULT, i
PORTABLE STEAM BXGIAE BUILDER, ■
. S. E. corner loth and Hamilton sts.. Philad., Pa.
Portable Steani Engines, on largo -wbcols, -with a
tongue fora team tol>e attached to move them'about.
These engines have two cylinders, making 10 to 30
horse power. Orders are tilled in from 3 to 5 weeks.
Engines always on hand for sale. These engines
have been in use seven years, and in every instance
have given general satisfaction. Descriptive circulars
will be sent when applied for.
Jan. iO, 1857. 32-tf
310NTGOiMP:UY 31ALK
ACAUK>iY-
R. A, CHAMP.FjRS. Principal.
1SAa\C EWING, JR., As-iUtant.
The seventh Session of this Institution will com
mence on the first Monday in January. 18.'»7.
Any further information can be obtained by ad1res.«*
ing the PHncipal at PeUiu. Montgomery County. N. C.
Tuition, 58, S]2, aud $ifipcr Session.
Board, washing, and fnel ^7 per month.
Pekin, Dec. 1850, 30-!*’
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