. ! ;. 4-
'■ i
7
OHM
;Tiii« *>**
snd ')’*
C J6,1862.
Llo 'toBat her Bonds to
eg»tt. for the pur-
I to the Western Kail
the Commissioners of
m of the Town receive
I of November nest, for
Ls of *500 each of said
[ Bonds to run twenty
Untercst payable semv
' ill be under the seal ol
I the faith of the same.
Town Treasurer,
tf
XCER MNE
FAVETTEt I1.LE.
aUU on Monday and Than.'
tri»r-
^nd Friday inortiinyp.
W/. t«yettrTiUr on Tuesday
t and Saturday mornjnf*.
: Lifbtcra. mn.-t regularly
m stacss of tho r.iorr. and
Kwoiius »«
1 thanks for the v. r J lihoraj
Id can assnic all 'hippc” that
laud fc.t cufid.ul ih’t ““t
I-'
\arrA for Luttrrloh St  o
■ 2l-tf
mpbell,
ISSIOX yfEliCHANT,
lillespie street,
Vk, I«. C.
p'spi'etfully inform his old
1 be can lie found at the
he will be plad to see
J. K. JicDOXALD.
Inest man in each section
l|.(li»rs bv sample tor “Mc-
iTUlC'KElltmES." To
|y salary and fair conimis-
1. (with .stamp to prepay
[j. S. Mc.M-LISTKR.
Jersey City. X. J.
-Agents wanted,
L. in every town and coan-
f engage in a genteel busi
Like from one thousand to
tr Few particulars address
f ' S. DEWEY i CO.,
koi 151. rUiladcli'hia. Fa.
;ted.
-men. boys and girls.
Ibv calling upon
■ J. U. FeOEEUTS.
Tie
I Oats, just received
W. U. C.kRVER.
just received anti
W. II. CARVER.
les, just received and
■ IV. H. CARVER.
Its just received and
* ’ IV. II. CARVER.
busli. I’or sale bv
IV. H. CARVER.
lACKliKKL.
Itorf. and for «al^ l»v
W.n. CARVER.
psc, just received and
' IV. II. CARVEF..
fjTtl
EMPORll ->1.
ppened an Auctic>n Sale^R
r Wpiit of ihe Cape Fear Ran t.
I be plad to receive con«i}rn
f or MorebanUize.
pion piifl !•' of STO^ K.t.
i E^T\TK.
I C- E. LEETE. Auctionetr.
37-4t
)ws:! PLOWS !::
■I'lorr?,
lastinjr* to match.
T-;ALS0:—
SE.'n* Flanicr:*' ?;cel and Lali
^ale bv
C. E. LEETE.
37-3t
lesl Pol a toes!!
FOT.ITOES. just rreeiTcdl'
r. E. LEETE.
37-2t
n NKPSHIP.
A. Jr.. Lavinjr a.'iOciated with
Jkil! continue the I)ll\ GOODS
■and. under the name and style
fow. *
ALEX'R vTOIINSOX, Jr.
FCTER CROW.
4t
jXD SETTLE.
|•d to Ale.x'r Johnson. Jr., either
ViU please call and make immc-
crest will be charg'd on all ac-
0. thoJ^e that are still in arrears
|.S[ Co., will find it to their advan-
‘ up by the l5th of March.—aft^r
Ld their claims in the hand.s of an
.VLEX. JOHNuSOX. Jr.
L' 4t
fcoriCE.
! in biHincH-s, it is nece.«ary that
t should be closed up All those
I'ir bilJ.s made out and ready for
Iv atleiiding to. they will mu?h
P' GROW..
|.\IeTT Johnson A Crow's.
38-4t
f'or Sale.
Lcentiy occupied by
B-4t
P. CROW.
nCES OF IIARSETT
Jto meet at the Court House in
■Second Monday of March next,for
lactiDg Ci untT 1 usiness.
GEO.' W. PEGRAM.
Chairman of Countv Court.
3S*2t
HATS.
I another Lot of superfine CASI-
0. on hand a j^oojI supply of Silk,
|ofaiT own make.
0.\Vir> GEE.
3l-tf
* E FACTORY,
|geo. lagder.
W. Willkinjw’ Auction Sloro,
Jetteville, X. G.
#
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FAYETTEYILLEs N. G:. SATUKEAY, MARCH !4, 18.57.
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attention u directed to this requisition.
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iiSSkAZi sroTioss.
CI,B.nEXT «. WRIOIIT.
Attorney at IaAvt, Fayettoirlllc, 2f • C«
, Office at the corner of Bow and Green streets.
Feb'v 3, 1856.
J. A. SPEARS.
ATTORNKY' AT LAW,
THB FI.OATIXa BAI.I.S OR KiroCKI.E
WASHING MACHINE.
The Bubscribet- hHvlrig purchased the Right of the
above Machine fHr the Counties of Cumberland and
Harnett, is how reddy .lp furnish such as may be
desirous of obtaining a Hight, The machine is simple,
both in its structure and oiierations, and should any
portion of it fail, can be easily itnjl sjieeilily rcphirml
by any person having the use of tdcls. I do not claim
for this machine thcEe than w^at it is sblo to perform
with that dhMrtUtio4 ,«jf litVoi, whic]i every
family is ilJ’e ,tc supply; without at all iiiicrfcriiig
with the crhiiiary diitifs. , In . the,first pl'^e a child
12 or 15 years of age can fierform all the labor, after
having seen it operate a few times, and if the direc
tions are adhered td, ifill do as much work in one day
as three dr four women in the ordinary way, and the
work Will be much better done. Below will be found
a certiBcate from those who have purchased and now
have in use one of these machines rlAKE.
Apfii I2; i856. JSrtf
FitETTEViLi.B, ll. (X^-Afiril 9. 185B.
ITe, the nndersigned. having purchaaeit of .Mr Ishain
Blake one of the above machines, cordially recommend
it to the favor of the Pulitio. It wishes very rapidly,
and the Work isniuch bettrf ddije^thaa is usually done
in the old waji anil, .pita,^ess.wear.fo the Clo.biiig.
It fir exceeds bur eipectatioils; and has only to be
seeri in operation to s^sfy the nibst skeptical of its
litilily and econbidyi We have no dOuht of its being
generally itsed wherever introduced.
B. G. McRae, Jno. D.. Williams,
W. J. Asdersox, Jobs D. Stark,
YVm. McLaurix, Joseph A. Worth,
A. P. Hurt, A. J. O’Haxi.ox,
Jas. G. Smith, David Weuy.«s.
We in company with several other gentlemen, saw
four dollar bill which was very dirty and ranch
ATTE.X'DS the Courts of Cnmberlaad, Harnett ! jeikced, put in and washciloutbythi.s machine.re-
■ - - • ■ moving all the dirty appearance of the bill, and leav-
■ perfectly legible, which shows there IS little or
.ins nroUttced in washing fine articles.
K N. Robi
Jas. G. Smith.
Maryland Lotteries
CORBIN & C6 iGENtS;
A FORTUNE FOR THE TRIAL.
“ There is a tide in the affairs of man,
ihiicll, if Liken at th^.fibbd, leads to fortune.”
ONE Tlilit Mlt iiAiE YCU RICH FOR LIFE
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daity.
SEIiD YOUR ORDERS
TP CdUBIN & CO.
The Oli festablished Authorised Agents who have
SOLD MORE PKiZES
Than any other office in the glite of Maryliipd.
all PRIZES GUARANTEED RY TUB STATE.
SINGLE TICKETS i
IITioles il Halves 5i) eta.,, Quarters 25 ots.
CERTIFICATES OF PACK.AGES.
26 Whole Tickets
26 Half Tickets ^.0
26 Quarter Tickets ‘-h”
iJoTHING VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN.
Tlctiets Bought bv the Package pje always the most
Profitable to the Fuicnascfs.
TRY PACKAGE.
For 32^ we send package Whole, Halves A Quarters.
For 310 we send package Halves & two Whole tickets
For 35 we send package Quart's & one Whole Ticket.
Look at the following
splendid SCHEMES.
One of which are drawn at 12 o’clock each day of the
I week.
fililLLIANT.
474267 Mttllars.
MAHyLAND CONSOLIDlirED LOTTERY
Cljlss 310.
corbIn & CO., Agents,
scheme:
A'OitTH CAll.0IjIN2V-**it01SES0^»
CUUiWTY.
Superior Court of Law—Fall Term 1856.
Churchill Walkley & Johnston ’’S Joniu W. Regan.
OR.IGINAL ATT.-veUMENT.
Tfe anncarin«T to the saiisfactioii ot the Court that the
It appear,n, to i„habitanl,of this State, it is
OAYKTTICVILLK.
.V. C
i Saiibr’s Bream,
A iiantical fricml of ours, iiii clil .ten enpini
related
of'the ft"rth ' ta. a few months since.
The storv lose.s in oiir
on at the Court House in Liimberton. on me imii tu —. ■■ ■- , ,
Ilonday iu-Ilarchnext.,(in3thc«Badtherctoplead or|h,j„(js^ l,is wonderful descriptive ])OW,T, luit
_ , > ...11 1,0 .n-nin-i.mm. howeveT, as neaflv as we recollect it, runs th,—
replevy, dr liiial .indgeinent will he against hmi.
WiT.xESS. Alexander McMillan, Clerk of said Cour
at office in Lumberton, the fourth Monday in septem
This Dec. 22. '856
A. McMILL.YN, C. S. C.
32-6t
A Dish ftir Tobarea th.-wers and Snia'aers.
The ‘‘.Scalpel!" a medical paper, contains r
lull"- and hilmied article upon the use oi liduiecr
from ivliie!; it nppvnrs lhatthemorefashiimal.lt
use of t.ili'fco in the form of .clears is worse, m
fact, ’'iaii ehewinjr. Theaiticlo is Tiither highlj
seasoned, hilt we make some e.xtrm ts:
‘‘What is lohacco? Wh.v, simply a mi root ic
--i. e. .'see the dictionary ) ‘a stnpelitr: a dead
lier of r.ervouo null niiiseiilar eiierg''! l!
man di.spntes this, and asserts that he
a 11Y
iiiid.'
tier, .A. D. 1856.
■Ian. 1»,1857
STATa OP JiOHTk C.VItOLlMA—ttOBEsOS
COUNTV.
Havins toriehed at St Ileleiir., to ‘‘wood iiimself more eap.ible of iiitellectmil or miiseui.ii
.and water,” as they say on the Western rivers, effort wi.eii ho has a i,‘.!;d in tiis month, we eon
he went on shore one afternoon, and partook,
at tile house of a hospitable friend, of tlic many
I good tilings :
j of 1
j some Madeira,
ratuiatc him on his imjiroved a'Uiieness.
“We may lielr-iy our own want of tiie precions
the
V»ke aad Joha5tOQ.
Address, Tooaer, H&rnett Co., X. G.
Feb. 16. 1S56. 85.y
BdRTirW FULLER,
Attorney at Law,
PAYETTEVIIjI^E, N. Cm
M*y b« coasuUed »t the Law Office of Jese G- Sh«p-
h«rd. E«j.. on Green Street.
July 19. 1S5S.
7-tf
ANDREW J. STED.MAN,
Attorney at Law*
Having removed to ?PCRO, X. C.. will attend
regularly the Courts of Chatham, Moore and Harnett
Counties.
April 14, 1856. tf
ing it ^ ,
no rubbing produced in washing
Frank N. TIoberts,
DR. K. A. BLACK.
,, ??FFlCfi Front Roonw. over Dr. S- J. Hiasdale’s
Chemist and Drug Store.
Feb'v 7. 1856. 84-tf
FDR SALE.
Arret of Land, lying o.TCape Fear River—Store,
Dwelling, Oat Uoiwesall In first rate order. The Store
at a die bnsiuet^i stand at the Cross Roads and the
an I is not to b^ excelled by a.ny in North Carolina.
.■V.ny per.so.i desiring to piircha.se can obtain further
particulars respecting the property by calling cn
cither of as at vrillU' Creek ou the VlTHmingtoa Road
15 miles from Fayetteville.
SARAH WRIGHT.
Oct. 4. iS-tf J.AME.S WRIGHT.
0. HOUSTON
IVOULD return his thanks to
public for the lilicral patron-
^ age he has received, and hopes,
by yiiriciiiaiity in business, for a
continuation of the same. . .
He ha.s commenced busineps on i purchasing elsewhere.
his own responsibility, on the
South side of Per-son street, two
ddttrs bolbw the Caffe Fertf Bitrtk
toUd three tloors above hi.s old .•ftand where he would
be glad to see all his old friends. He expects to keep
on hand a good assortment of Saddle.^. Bridles, IV hips,
and every thing in his line ofbusiness.
X. B. ' He will attend to repairing of S.xddle«, Har-
t*es5, Ac., and his charges shall be moileratc.
September 13, 1856. 15-6m
FJLL TRADE, 1856.
B. F. PEARCE
IS ’OW OPENING, a large and d«»irable Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part of
Black and Colored .Silks,
English and French Merinos,
Plain and Fig’d DsLanes, some bcautifal patterns,
Black and Fancy Alpacas,
Edgings and Insertings,
Collars and Undersleevcs.
Cactus and Whalebone Skirts, , , , ,
Jaconet, Nainsook, Swiss and Plaid Miiilins,
French. English and .American Prints,
Cloths and Caasimeres,
Satinetts, Jeans and Tweeds,
Plaids, Liuseys and Kerseys, .
Carolina and, Miirlbovo .Stripes, ,i ■.
Bleached strid Eyoijn,Shirtings and Sheetings,
White dnit.Cetored Flannels,
Drillings and Tickings.
Iri-.h Linen.', good a.s,sortinent.
IJnen Tably,Cloths, Towclings and Napkins,
Sbawl.s, pioajss and Mantillas,
Exttalii2Ut.y bfBe.d Blankets. •
Riljlibns. Belts, Gloves. lIo.siery, Ao.
—ALSO— ,
Hats.Caps, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes and Umbrellas;
general assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
and every v.aricty in the Y.ANKEE N-OTJON^JNE
which will be sold at a small advance for CASH, or
«n time to punctual customers, either jOt
Wholesale or lietau.
All are respectfully invited to give mt a call before
B. F. PEARCE.
Il.ay St.. Fayetteville, Sept. 1, 1856. 14-tf
24,861 prizes amounting to
$u:267
CAPIT-AL PRIZE.
Dollai'S.
?^ooo
P.h.PSCO IN’STITUTB LOTTERY;
Ci-iss 102;
fcdRBIN 4 CO., AGENTS.
SSUKUK.
1 p:
:\te c
10
do
1
do
8
do
200
do
63
do
63
do
126
do
3,906
do
23.436
do
Superior Court of Law—Fall Term Wh^
William Boyce &Co. vs. Jonathan W. Regan
ORIGINAL ATTACH.»lejXT ! the famous a-»uLi sv.... - ,
i!r,Sa!“nh^lS infermrity; Hiivin, fri!ir l,isfre,neiili,olrtio„s wlmn yon I'l-st feU -itU^ffea^ Kvery m -
yef^i l^ilmoL^ that Putdication 1. ^ot “comfortably drunk, clean tlirongli,” l.o im.st remember the hrst .
S^SvliR;t^rr:i::Sot^^ proceeded to return to the quay, (to his bon.,) Xansen. vertigo vomiting, mii
fving the c-aifi J,ouatliaij w. Regan to siniear at the aecomplislied after sundry feats of ,he citiic muscnl.i. sys cm, \ „
next Term cf Die Superior Court ot Law tor ihi Conn t,,,,,!,liner in-i short sn-u'C of i ffccts: If tlierc be a vice more prostrating I
fir nf RiihoQnn at the Court House m Luiuberlon on . q-roniui and lofty tiimoling, ui a siioiipp.uc oi ^ • ir. w ii.z. .i-n . m-
the fourth Monday in March next, and then amt there reaching his ye.s.sel, he the body and more cinci \ mg a .. ■ >
to plead orrvplevy or linal judgment will ne gnen • ,. - c 11 -f’/on oml now for thies of Ilian's spirit and nature, we hate tel 10
a-r-iinsi him--Witness .Alc.xander McMillan Clerk ol “turned in,” and soon fell antep, ami non loi 1
.siTid Coiirt at office in Lumlim-lnii the foiirtllMo.ulaj' M,C convinced of if. _
septemi«r A. D. 1856. 2'.'''’’yjSfLl!AN,'G:’s G. j He ,vas-“i.i Ids mind’s eye, noratio”-i1ead; , ‘'U'jr remarks npply m a mne 1 more fo.u i .
Jan. 10, 1857. 32 6t ! and in the dominions Bf Ids Satanic majesty, manner to smoking tian
state oe NOR*.! cMLOLiNA .-itOBESO.x ‘ ,1,;^ „o ham. can
COU.XTV. ^ I tioas, Arriving at the portals 0, the mansion of ^ ..emember that the oil
Superior Court of Law—Fall /erz/i iSoO. ' j^jg invijt*sty, lip foniul iuni, and impurcd Vihat, * -
Churchill IValkley & JohnscH p..Toaathan W. Regan, to bc Ids hlte after a
(JRIGIN.AL ATT.AC1i.MENT. I earth, in his services?
It appearing to the Sati.sfactioii of the Court thr.i lie turned to his “Ledger,
said defeudent is not an inhabitant .be nnmte 0
Ion,’ life spent on of tobacco; which contains tl.e deadly nicotine
The" “little man in (equally deaiil^iiid almost ns rapid in its act,ni
dger.” and peering .‘m stryciinii.e,) is volatilized ami circulates will
orderem^by*the Co"urt that Piiblicatioa be made in the „p. over his spectacles, inquired the name
the applicant. Our hero answered him r
the siid JoaatUaii W. Regan,•o appear at the iie.xt 5.,,,^.
team of the Superior Court ol Law lor the countj ot
IlobcPOli at tlie Court ilonsc in Liimberlon on the 4lli
Monday in March iie.xt, and then and Uiere plead or |
replevv. or final Judgment will bc giv.-u against him.
Witnes-’ Alexander McMillan. Clerk ol said court at
o fice in Lutnhei-oa the fourth Monday m SrptemWer ,
'MCMILLAN. C.S.C. i
32-(;t i
Jan. 10, 1857.
i>^
-ItCJJElsO ’
1 \TE OV' YOUTH CAltOJalY.^
COU.XTY .
Superior Court of Low—Fall Term 1856
L. B. Godwin vs. C. IV. Crawford
‘•My name is Bob Tompkins.
“Occupation?”
“Sailor.”
“Residence?”
“Boston, Mass., Unifed Staies of America.”
After these questions were replied to by Bob
as he tlioiiglit, in a very satisfactory manner,
the devil turned over the leaven of his record
book until his eye rested on the page devoted
to the luckless Tompkins, and cast up appa
rently a balance—and in an.'wer.to his rcitcr
27.814 prizes amounting to
Cl..V!iS 253i
coftniN t CO.; agents.
SCUE^'E*
NOTICE.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTiCE.
$47,247
$8,0v
l,6iM
lu
ORIGINAL XttXCIIMFXT . ^ ; y q, 11
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that atcrl qiiostion of what hm I cntit.cf to bawled
ihe^aid (Iff'^iKlant is not an inluibitunt ol this State attendants in the ImoK prronnH— .
;5,s;ss,Ska:'i'Js.;?fs?:iEhS -m-u —.f»e™v» ■«
fown of Fayetteville, for the space of .six weeks noti-
ving tlie said C. W. Crawford to appear at the m xt
i'erm of the .‘Superior Court of I.aw Im the (..oiinty ol
iobeson. at the Court House in Lumberton. on
rmirlh Monday in March next, and thon and
Tompkins, Sailor, Boston; do him brown!—
the i’nF. IxFLUE.xcfc OK .t Good Life.— Inc fm-
lowing admirable testimony to the value and
the smoke throng!, the delicate lining memt.ranc
of the mouth -at eiicb whiff' of tim cigar, und is
absorlicd by the pxteiisivc coiitinuation of this
membrane, that lines the nostrils and acts upon
the whole tiody. 'I'he smoke of loliaceo is in
deed much more fajiid in its stupefying effect,
n.s everv professed .smoker knoivs. It is iisuiiily
called ‘soothing’ by its votarie.s, but this is, of
cuiirso, onlv the frsl sta.ge of stupefaction; it
acts precisely as opium or oilier narcotics do. ,
KoEsr-T-H AND Louls Nai'Oi.f.ox—In the
course of an address recciilly delivered at Ed-
iiilnindi Kossutli held this remarkable Ian-
gmig- . , .
What .stands between the rising of the
world’s arm ami its falling upon the neck of
despotism 1 It is the inomeiitary success of one
iijjjn—a pool' worm of the dust, doomed to
return to dust, ami liLs name is Louis Napob on
iionapartc. (CIicLV.) Sir, I do not believe in
•.ssfiil crime. (Benewed
prospectus
OF THE
SOUTHCUN LITERARY JfESSENGEK
For the Year 1856. July to December.
•rWJBSTY'—THIRD VOI»V»fE«
In issuing the I’rospectiis of the pHtY,']!'
urae ofihe SOUTHERN LITERARA MEss^GLR,
commencing with the July No., the
solely on the encouraging lctt«s ,aiul piom^s o^
friends of tlie Meicsenger
30.3lC hfiic's, amounting to S.')3,2.i..
Tickets SI—Shares in prof pit,on.
We invariably answer letters by return mail, en
closing the ticket.s in a good safe envelope, and alwa.v
observe the strictest confidence. After tlie ilrawmg o
over, we send the official drawing, a written e.\
planation of the result of the venture. Ah
Frizes bought at this office are payable imraeaiatel v
after the drawin}? in Curreut .Money, and we t^Ke L.ank
Notes of any State, or Bank (Irafts^iiujayutent lor tick
ets at par. For odd aroounts in ihaking chan^a* we re
ceive postage stamps, (Hey being more convenient than
. . ^ . . A .... ...... .. ..In.... 4lvA IV l-lllVKf I’lYlt nClf’ IIC(‘
Th'.- liifdcf Mg.ned have this day assdeiiite.i tlfenfscl
vestogetlier under the name and style ot
S. -XI. THOM.YS m BllO., .
For the purpose ofearrying ou tl.e Mercantile Bnsi- | ‘”,'’Ji®J.7‘'J*J[,^,[“l?Jcti’onartdew"s!f!k^^^ been alone
--
southern STATES.
to* aid them Tnextending it.s ! silver. Correspondents may place the utmost confidence
hii-'cnjdtiori .mid they beg to assure the public that no | in ih„ rcgularitV and safety of the mails, as very tmi
7iSSs ivilf tm remitted on their part to maintain I or no mi.sca,nages of Mmmy ^
tk . hiri. ,.li.\rapter of the werk. and to challenge the directeil to us. Be caietul tliat; , . ■
thchi,,hc. . valne stcHing literary merit, office. County and State. Give us at least one . mg e
P-Sv One A-ears. the MeL‘:ngc?r ha.s endeavored YrUL yon cannot lose nuieh, if not gffitt: One smglc
1 wwilbY _ . AIcAoitiiiifr 1
Square) where we will keep cunstuntly, ou hand t
large and w«ll sclectod STOCK. OF GOODS. Em
bracing,
Staple Dry GooJs, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Y'ankee Notions, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Hollow-ware,
anti a large and choice
^'election of GRO
CERIES,
(Liquors e.Aceptcd,)
We respectfully invite our ftiends and the Public
To this office it will bc devoted, and will he prompt
to repel assaidts upon the .South, ‘.'''y'i?”®
under the specious garb of fiction, or in the direct loi m
of inti-siavCTy pamphlets. At tills critical junc urc.
while our enemies are employing ““‘opie
most potent weapons of attack, the Soutliern
will surely not withhold their encouragement liom a
work whie aim it shall be to strike blows m their de-
^'"The Mes-senger will, as heretofore, present its readers
Historical and Biographical
trial may make you independent for life. TRA Ub.
There shonld be no such word as fail. Address
CORBIN & CO,
Box 190 Post Office, Baltimore Md.
2 l-6m
Jan. m. 18.57. 3‘2-fit
■ATllAltlNE McTJlAN )
vs, 1
AT! TI. McI.EAN. andoliievs.J
PetMion for Do^ver
It aoP'-armg to the salisl'aclioa of the C'liirt. tliat
jt ,i|,p..i.i Walk",-. Elly V.a k-
(JenriTi' Mny ami Murtlia.
tlu! dcb-a‘iiintj« in
Ibircv Lockiuirt
,li,0 Mock and wife liary. Ri.tus Hooks and w k a
,-il, resi.io bevond the liiiii's ot III',! .'■■late. On mo-
orl,''red that mildioalioi! be -nude m the
tioii. it is ordered that pii
.Voi lli Caiolinian. a iiewsii.viK-r pabli.shed m I' 1; ^
ofFavetteville. for .six saccessive weeks. “- “' v
il,e sa'id defendants to be and app.-ar at the next ter
of the Court ot Pleas and (iiiartev sessions, to l,i hel.l
■ cvefjT hOiiselibld
“The beauty of a lic'Iy life coii.stitntc.s the
most eloquent and effective persuasive to relig
ion wdiich one luimitn being can -jddress to :
anotber. We Imvc many ways of doing good j
to hilr fellow creatures; but nciic so efficacious : lot
as leading 1. ^ivtnons. upright and wcll-ordere.L of even my sms, nevM
life. Tlierc is an energy of mornl suasion in
a good mnii’s life, passing the Lighent efforts
of tlie orator’s gcnitis.
The soon bnt silent
(,.t„eeo,m,vorna™;,L';VDmCmmrilonse in ,,canty ofhcli,less speaks more elm,uently of
.slmum-rville.'oT, the-Id Monday in March next (Joil and duty tlmii the tongue:. 0. men and
angels Let parents remember tbm. ^best
roHfr-sAiD. bDvuntluiv^a against tbiMD. v inheritance H parent can iicqncath . -
andinfhe81stye'.u-of.A.m‘br'ii. lmlep.M, m^^^^^^ remembrances and a.s.snciatuins. ihc be.int}
D. 1 throngli the life of a loved
is more effectiinl to slreiigtli-
Jan. 17.18
by A.B.ilOUTUN, D. CPk.
Oct. ll
GOODS.
genvraliy to call and cxrtnlirie dur Stock before ma | Reviews, Hisloncat aiM niograpui„
king their purcha.ses, a.s we are determined not to bc . ,^/;^ii:hes. Novels. 'Pales, 'Prnvels, Essays, Poems,
U.XDiiiisoLD by any house for CASH. .
Promot and personal attention paid to orders.
S. M. THOMAS,
HENRY T. THO.MAS.
Faycttcvific; Teh'y 7. 1857.
Ske,tches. -— , . - ,
Critiques, and Papers on the Army, Nary and
other National Subjects.
With a view to ensure a larger circulation of the
MESSENGER, the Proprietors though they intend
greatly increasing the siic of the work, have reduced
a the price df Stfp.'Hiriptiou, Which i.s now only
irai Tlirec Dollars per. annmn, in Mvante,
I return my sincere thanks to my friend.i. custom- r,nr r VRS lE :&OT P.AID BEFORE THE
ers and the pill,lie generally, far the literal patronage OR FOUR DOLLAKb m AUi ,-ai.
- - ,l to me. As I h.ave ample cncour-i . FIRST OF JUL\ IN ANA AFAR.
it' ’ ‘
heretofore exteoIcd ..
^kgement from my friends, .«shoiild i remain, and to
j^vc cverylMMly the opportunity of tradi^
THOMAS. I have concluded to contidde buslnca? m
thia City,, and solicit the continuation of the patron-
nrre of my friends, customers and the public generally
to the concern of Thomas and Bro.
S. M. TiiOMAS
Feb-y 7, 1857. 36-6t
AD.AMANTlNE and TALLOW CANDLES: fine __
and common TOB.VCCO; and almost anything in the , ture must te addrea'sed.^
Grocery line. Cheap as the ehea^stt ‘
CLUBS—Remitting Dollars in one
fett*T will be entitlerl to Si..^ I'-uj 5» jij
The Fjlitorial and Critical departincM 6f tKe Ales-
sen^^er witt continue under the charge of
° JOHN R. THOMPSON, Esq.j ,
And will erabraco copious notes on cnrreiit literature
Ind rev^ws of all new American or Foreign works of
tenerki Wterest and vMne. The Editor s opinions will
Se always fcarlc_jily k‘,
NEW AND CHEAP
James Kyle
Ha^.S ju^t received a very largo -tiid general as*>o.t
ment of GOODS Among Yvbich arc,
French and English Merinos;
Do. Dclaius. Plain and Fig«rei;
Dress Silks. Fig*d and Plain ^
Black Fillet Mits;
Sleeves and Collars;
Cloths, Casslmcres and Satins ;
Bear and Negro Blankets ; ,
3-4 to 12-4 Bleached and Brown Domestic? J
Gontlemen^s Ready-Made Clothing,
Carpeting, Good and Common ;
Boots and Shb'^P .
Anchor Boliing Cloth ;
Kerseys aud Lin.«eys ;
Irish Linens, Crash :
Table Diaper and Napkins. ,. , v •
With mqey cJtHct prticies, all of whicii beiu
(phased by the Package, will he ottered at. low i
by wholesale or retail.
Nov. 8. 1856.
will be ottered at. 1
23-tf
pnr-
prices.
OF NORTH G VHOUINA-
COr.NTV
superior Court of *1 ^
Nicholivs Fewe! vs. Steptien il. .dm
ORIGIN.VL ATT.’iCllMENT
__ rebitive or friend,
iioirKSCX gii siicli 113 do .stand in virtne'.s wny.s and raise
up those that are bowed down, than precept,
command, entreaty or wnriimg.
FnU-'FirB 1856
tin
of lioinele.s,sness—I am staggering joyless t3-
ivarils an ob.senre grave. l‘or inheritance, my
children may get a legacy of sorrow, yet de
votion to their country's cause. Such is my
Ijiit whatever may he my faults, my errors,
have I broken oaths,
never Imve 1 deceived iiatioms. never tfifled
Mitli the duties of an honest patriot. (Loud
cheers.)
[i.maprrto, on the contrary, sits high in
I'ower, dazzling the eyes of .sl.ort-s'ghled iiieu
wTh the brightness of Ids proiiilious .star.
Still I do net lielievc in the stability of sne-
ces.sfiil crime. (Lotid cheers.) 1'roui
deptiis ol my desolation I turn my eyes
ifiiiverse, and from the stars in the
down to the atom of dn.st at my feet, I see
creation crying out aloud that Ine-re is a God.
Tlie feeble spark of Ilis eternal spirit gliui-
a.son revolts against
the
to the
firmament
to the satisfaction of the cmirt thaUbc I ijg ,„oral pcffer not to precepts 01 pai^
^eptoteber A. D. 185(>.
Jun. lO. 1857.
Thi«« Dec. 22nd l85f>.
A. McMlLLAN 0. S. C.
32* 61
Cliristianitv ' mering in my hra.n, my rea,
, - ,„,.t of Hionill't tl'dl it i'® “t the merc_)‘ of
itself, I believe, owes by fai the,le. j ..q venturous crime to break the eternal ebaiii
of morn! lawr wiiieb; by tlie sovereign decree
have
and
My
vorm
tlie oft'sjti-in;4 vi' ikc dust, can, wiin impunity,
tliunuil the Oliver agencies put logLLULi. -- . which the eternal Lawgiver
; has done more to spread his ^ „ot only the llnetuations of human
Mvorld tlmii all that has ever leen prea own immovable will.
th'c evideiiees of Ciii'istianitj . j
DOBBIjY HOUSE!
Powers p*. troy, Pi-oprietovs;
The Froprictor.s of this Establishment an-
nounce to the public, that owing to the con
stantly increasing patronage extended to
Sftthem. they have been induced to enlarge tne
• always Toanusstj 4*t4v» k.v."'----v - . .. rtC(50iTiff*o*(ta;idsi by the addition ofan extepsiyc
■The B'lisiiiess Department is comliicted by the under- t^c lower floor, and suite of Rcolfis-on the
Court of Pices and Quarter Sessions
Term, ISb^-
Pilot Fry,
vs.
Stancil R. Scarbrough.
MONTGOM-
Jannarv
STATE OF
m
I Original attachment
of^rst^; ncl^ of knowing wl.eii it^^was
: written on
I T.iK Dk-if Acron.-Mr F. II. Hodges com-!
' mnnicates a good anecdote of oid Ifeeriiig, who
; with his daughters, played at the L'lica Muse-
; nm a eonifo of years since. Dcering was trm:-
! bled with the iiiifortnmitc nuilmly of (ie.;rtiess;
nch so, indeed, that the only method he
that so m
On mitiou ckrolb,ia,ra nc'vs- j speak, wa.s uy o
papCT pubi'i'ted fudie town '''''
..pace ..fsix ’’acces.so-e u;e^ • ,,,,„.„ed that during ,h
bis tarn to
of bis fellow
Fdh'v 7, 1857.
S6-tf
sigucHb trwhrmatr communication* of a business na-
re must l>e addre8.sed. tnrDrT’ci^snX Ik CO
M.ACFAULANE, FERGtSSON a au.
Law Building, Franklin Street, Richmond, A ..
Jflne 1, 1856.
M. EAULKh^^lioTrstee
lestablksliment to the corner of
Gillespie and Franklin streets.
Five sevenths of the FARMING AND 'TLRPEN-'
TINE LAND in Harnett county, knoWif its the Barker ;
UppeSll Rivek'’"ThcreT3 ' opposite the State Bank.
S'dS onte Itey^ttevilirlr i IMPORTED
’ •' n Mc-ARTHUB.' . fiifctnrc all articles in his line in the best style at snort
J. V. ROPER, police. Thankful for past favors, he solicit.* a, coii-
Fer particulars apply to
Nov 29, 1856 . 26-tf
S. W. McKAY.
ti’nuation of the liticral patronage heretofore b^towed
D'ec. 19,lSo6' 28-tf
second floor; thus enabling them to accommodate all
wh^may favor them with a cflll. And they pledge
themselves to an iacrea.sed exeftio'n to give satistaction
^°SpSoas Stables attached and careful Ostlers in
"'^TF'foB^ble location of the Establishment, with the
exoerience of the Proprietors in providing for the
comfort of their patrons, they hope will secure to them
« lllwral share of the travel. . .
The Western aud Southern Stages arrive ff! end depart
'^^'^rida'.^'in attendance on arrival and departure of
Stteim iToats, for the accommodation ot passengers,
floree, ami Carriages famished at any notice for
carrying trpveltos^toanypartoftheadjacm
' Tayet^vlire.May 1'J.1A56. fS-tb
cll R.Scarbrm.ghtote and appemat o»
of Plca.s and Quarter be
was by watching lUe lips
lien they stopped. It so
bc engagement cf some
.ssioas!’‘to 06^0^ at the Court ; ^.gig^jrated star, “old Peering” as he was com-
st ami cost. of f.m- said Court at
Witness, John ^IcLenian Clerk of ou. sai.M. a.
.fficc.lhefirstMo'i'lay inlanuiu-v.-A. D. 18.r,,
office
26th day Iff Jdiuiary
Jan 31. 18,57.
1
JOHN Mctat'TNIAN. C. C.
35-6t
Eiiiott,
M EH CHANT,
cither
COMMISSI ON
f^AYETTEVILLE, TV- C
AcTPiitforLutterioh & Co.-p Steamboat Lln^ . -
Will attend promptly Uall b«.in«in.Btrutted tj^h.^ar.,
Ort. -21. ISIVI
i I'o whicli the worthy Dvering had to rejily
’ “He is ray lord, and at this moment
' breakfast with his uncle;” but the .'Inr,
j 'hrJugh accident or de.sign, put the quc= i
:tl...s:'“My son. George IlaroUl, "U tdl -0.
i sir! is he dead?” To tvhieh old r eering
J, V *‘IIr is niY lord, aim t-
{iroinpt y with his uncle!’’
this moment taking Dreahias.
CcKiofS Gekm.vx Fiiovf.i'.bs.—M’omcn have
long hair und short wits
Tlieru is only ore !:ad rvifo iii the world, hut
every one thinks he huo ije^- ^
M’heo the man siiooiis in ar.d tiie woman
shovels out the li-:us»liold most soon la.i tnro'.
A' woman spills more with i’. thimble than the
I mail can draiv with a biiekcv.^ ^ ^ ^
I A woman always keeps secret whet sn:
d'Ji s not kiio'-v.
Bieh' wives make poor e'>ildrcn.
Tliere ore oul* l«c' good women in tlie world;
the one is dead'and the other is not to be
found. -r r
I'lelio in the woods, raiiibarv in taa sky,
A'ml woman's beauty soon pass by.
e»-A Y'anVec editor says—'”!'li3 march of
civilization is onward—onward—like the slow
but intrepid tread of a jackass towards a peek
of oate "
Ir