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F M ilonda/ and 111*'*
Friday siariiiiigF.
iFayattraille on Tnesdaf
"r Mill-rise.
S«t«rda7 *BOTn»r*i
iLisIiters. run* regoUrl/
ages mf tb» Bircr. avd
srisf goods, are to* weU
rffc* for the rery liberal
Eib assare all sbippars that
S feci confident tbat out
r snpericr to any line on
V. P. ULLIOTT.
fei ibr LuttcrloU to. Co.
Sl-tf
ibell,
m aiKRCHAXT.
pi* street.
Is. C.
ctfullT inform ki* old
can be found at the
■will be glad to fee
j. R. McDonald.
™ man in each section
^ by pample for "Mc-
ilC KEMLDIES." To
lenlary and fair commis-
I (with itamp to prepay
I. S. Mc.t.LLlSTEB, .
Jersey City, S. J.
-Agents wanted
Id CTery town and cona-
hgage in a genteel buei-
' from one tboaeand
For partienUr? addreM
Is. A. DZWEY & CO..
\ 151. PhiUdelpbia. Fa.
0, boya and girla. Tke
I calling npon
J. H. ROBERTS.
bats, just received
' W. n. CARTER.
lust received and
W. H. C..^VEK.
, just received and
W. n. CyRVER.
I just received and
I W. P. CARVER.
thr for sale by
W.n. CARVER.
[cKEKEL.”
■c. and for sale bT
W.H. CARVER.
p, just received and
’ W. H. CARVER.
i^PORri'>E
Sned an .Auction Sales Rocn
yest of the Cape Fear Banr.
i glad to leceive con.ien
I Merchandize,
p paid to sales of STOCKS.
[iST \TE.
E. LEETE. .Auctioneer.
37-4t
rs:: plows :::
lings to mate it.
|LSU:—
>■ i’lanters' Steel and iai
be
C. E. LEETE.
37 3t
larrels for sale be
cLAUKIN ASTUANGE.
P C T O R 1',
LAUDER.
I VTillltings' Anctioa atore.
Vile- N‘. C.
Ua'D oils.
hite Lead,
[ Oil.
Copel Vafai«h,
Liiberagc,
Ziac White.
Chrome Yellow,
Japan Varnitb-
Lamp Oil.
Vandyke Brown,
Terra de Sienna
Black Varnish,
Rose Fink,
Sand Paper,
m-h****. For ^al*^ br
SAM'L J. HINSDALE.
40-41
'ICE.
. C. McEacbla, as Guardian
risen, dcc'd. are hereby rt-
i aaid guardian has in a great
lor&ed and iran.'^feirod their
Ai.'K). that our urgent ne-
Kjt irtment* of the endorser.
ee«U}y a? possible. All tbofo
Ijlige u.-s. and thmseWes too,
We muit and will cue
b>ftbcomIng.
A. D. .M0RRI30N.
J. M. MORRISON.
N. A. MORRISON,
larch 7. 1&57. 40-tf
ttnal Propertv of the
JlcNeill. '
I John McNeill, dec'd I shall
|i= late residence in Harnett
I the 2d of April next and con-
, till all is sold, the whole of
kcepting Negroes and the por-
Ld to his widow for her year 's
lo be sold are,—
forses and Mules.
' Corn;
aeon, of superior quality;
ff Fodeer;
’ Cattle;
lof UoEs:
J, and Bjgg-y;
orher Wagons;
lio.tbe Cumberland Acade-
epical Apparatus belonging
t variet=?of other valuable pro-
rill i-e given,—the purchaser
led security.
■11 shall hire out at Auction
[year, the NEGROES belong-
*ns made known on the day of
bees appointed Adminis-
Ihe will annexed, of John
■eby not fies all persons having
late, to present them duly au-
liine prescribed by law, other-
pleaded in Ijar of their recov-
I indebted to either estate to
fly day.
Stock Ac., on the Intestate's
r river, will be soW where they
I o1 the sale at the home plan-
JONATHAN WORTH.
1411?
\ •
Devoted to Aews, Political and Business matter, Agriculture, and Family Iloading.
PUBLICATION OFFICE,]
INAIEPESDENCE IS THE SOUL OF DEMOCllACY!
rnuN AI.D^ON s>TnKK l'.
WM. F. WIGHTMAN, Editor.
FAYETTEYILLE, N. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 4, [857.
\0!.r>lK Xi\—ML 9P.
TEftMS
9VSSORlPTIOar to TH* CAROmCIAII*
a single cepy, if paid in advance, per aunum, $2 Oil
M at the end of 3 monthly 2 50
M M * at the end of $ nionths, 3 00
M « w at the end of the year) 3 50
Jr# snbeeription wHl be received for a shorter petiod
Ikad dde year nalees paid in advancei
With the view of extending the oireuUtiOtt find cn-
haneing the nsefuluees of the paper, the proprietor of*
f«rs the following remarkably low , , _
CLUM RATXS^ iJ>ffrARlASLlt APP’AJ^^CS:
B copies ef the Caroliaian, 1 year, S8 00
' ** ** “ •* M 00
latca ef idTcrtUDgl
Silty oents pef square of 16 lines, or lesS) for the first
and 30 eente for each snbseqneat iili^rtidnt unless the
hdvertisement is published for more than two menthS)
When it will be charged
Per three months, ----- $4 00
Per six months, - - - - 6 00
For twelve months, ----- 10 00
AR advertisements must hare the desired number of in-
■ortiems marked on them, ortherwif»e they will be in
serted till forbid and charged accordingly. Special
mitentUn is directed to this requisition.
WM. F. WI6HTMAN & CO.
assAa s&Tiosa.
CI.BX1EXT C. WRICHT.
Aft-rnoy «t L.avr, Fay«tt*vlU*, M. C.
Olte« at the corner of Bow and Greon etreete.
Tob’y ». 145*.
J. A. SPEARS.
ATTORNBT AT LAW.
ATTBNDS the CoarU of CumberlaBd, Harnett,
Wake and Johniten.
Address, Toeaier, Haraett Co., N. C.
Teb. 1*. l*5t. S5-y
BARTH'W FULLER,
Attornej at Law,
FAYBTT«TIldL E, If, C .,
May be consulted at the Law Office of Jese G. .Sh ep-
htrd, Bsq., OB Green Street.
J*ly 10, 1856.
7-tf
TUB FIdOATINCt BAbltS Oft KNVCKIdB
A8I1I-\G MACHINJE.
The subscriber hiring purchased the Right of the
above Machine tbr the Counties of Cumberland and
Haraett, is now ready to furnish such fts may be
desirous of Obtaining fi Rightt The tuachine iseimple,
both in its structure find Operations, aud should any
portion of it fail, Can be easily and speedily repaired
by any person having the use of tools; I do not claim
for this machine more than what it is able to perform
with that description of labor which alitldst every
family is fibie to supply, without at all interfering
with the brdinfiry duties. In the first place a child
12 or 15 years of age can perform all the labor, after
having seen It operate a few times, and if the direc
tions are adhered to, will do as much work in one day
as three or four women in the ordinary way, and the
Yrork will be much better dbnc; Below will be found
1 certificate from those who have purchased and now
have in use one of these machines.
ISHAM BLAKE.
April 12, 1856. 93-tf
Fatettevillk, N. C.; April 9. 1856.
IVe. the undersigned, having purchased of Mr Isham
Blake one of the above machines, cordially recommend
it to the favor of the Public. It washes very rapidly,
and the work is much better done than is usually done
in the old way, and with less wear to the Clothing.
It far exceeds our expectations, aud has only to be
seen in operation to satisfy the most skeptical of its
utility and economy. We have no doubt of its being
generally used wherever introduced.
I). G. McRae, Jxo. D. Williams,
W. J. AyoEusoH, Jonx D. Stahr,
Wit. AJcLaurix, Joseph A. Worth,
A. P. Hurt, A. J. O'Hanlox,
Ja8. G. Smith, David Wemvss,
We in company with several other gentlemen, saw
a four dollar bill tvhich was very dirty and mnch
defaced, put in and washed out by this machine, re
moving fill the dirty appearance of the bill, and leav
ing it perfectly legible, which shows there is little or
no rubbing produced in washing tine articles.
Frank X. Hoberts,
Jas. Q. Smith.
ANDREW J. STEDMAN,
Attorney at Law.
Harinr rtm.Ted to FITTSBORO, N. C.. will atUsd
r.joUrlj th« CoarW of Chatham, Moore and Harnett
Coamties.
April 14,1836. tf
FOR SALE.
444 Aerea af Land, lyins onCapeFenr RiTcr-..Store,
Dwellinit, Oat Houzea all in first rate order. The Store
is at a fine business stand at the Cross Roads and the
and is n»t to be excelled by any in North Carolina
A.ny person desirioj to purchase can obtain farther
particulars respecting the property by calling cn
either of ns at Willis’ Creek on the Wilmington Load
« miles fr.m r.yetterille. ^
Oct. 4. l«-tf JAMES WRIGHT.
TOW Tr* Jt je: •
On the 7th April Ig.'iT. I will pell to the highe.st bid
der the following property, being in the Tbwn of Fay
etteville. to-wit; .
One House aud I^ot (containing two acre?.) in Low
er Frtyettevllii;, sitilatL’d on Water street, on which
Louis A. Ni.xon no>v reside?- The libnsc l.s netv and
in good repair, and the location very healthy.
One vacant Lot .also in Lower Fayetteville (con
taining i acre,(known in the plan of said town as Lot
No 98, situated on Front Street. The above property
will be so?d at the Market House on the day above
named, without reserve. Terms accommodating, and
made known at prIc? DLdJ.kll F. MOOllE.
Bv C. E. LEETE, Auc t.
March 28, 43-2t
ADAMANTINE and TALLOW CANDLE.S; fine
and common TOBACCO; and almost anything in the
Grocery lin*. Cheap as ‘1>« eheapesC
S6-tf
f»b’y T, 1857
S'®®
Fir. sevenths of the FARMING AND TCRFEN-
TINE L VND in Harnett county, known as the Barker
and McNeill lands, joining Wm. Harrington's land on
Upper Little Rir.r, There is some 200 acres ef the
best quality of low grounds on the River. The up
lauds are heavily timbered with pines, and within six
miles of the Fayetteville and Western Railroad.
For particulars apply to D ^Mc A ^TU L K.
J. W. McKAY’.
Not. 185* 29. 26-lf
TRUSTEE SALE.
By virtue of a certain Deed of Trust to me. executed
by Louis A. Nixon, I will also sell at the same time
and place, all the stock of Goods in the Store House
now occupied by Louis A. Nixon, in Lower Fayette
ville. consisting of a general assortment of
DRY' GOODS AND GROCKRIES.
.\ni will rent for the balance of the year 1857,^ the
Store House and Dwelling House which said Nlxod
now occupies. Terms made known at sale.
B. P. MOORB, Trustee,
By C. E. LEETB, Auc’r.
March 28, ' ■4a-2t
Maryland Lotteries.
CORBIN & CO agents.
A FORTUNE FOR THE TKLCL.
“ There la a tide in the affairs of man,
Which, if taken at the liood, leads Id fortune.”
ONE TRIAL MAY MAKE YCU RICH FOR LIFE.
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
SEND YOUR ORDERS
TO COKBIN CO.
The Old Eslaiilisheil Authorised Agents .who have
SOLD MORE PRIZES
Than aiiv other office in the State of Maryland.
ALL FRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE STATE.
SINGLE TICKETS:
Wholes &l Halves 50 cts. Qiianter.s 25 cts.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
26 W’hole Tickets SIC.00
26 Half Tickets 8.00
26 Quarter Tickets 4.00
NOTHING YENTURB. NOTHING GAIN.
Tickets Bought by the Package are always the most
Profitable to the Purchasers.
THY PACKAGE.
For S25 we send package Whole, Halves A Quarters.
For SIO we send package Halves A two Whole tickets
For So we send package Quart’s A oae Whole Ticket.
Look at the following
SPLENDID SL'HE.MES.
One of which are drawn at 1'2 o’clock each day of the
week,
BRILLIANT.
47,267 Dolliir.’s.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
Class 310.
CORBIN A CO., AGENTS.
.SCHEME,
P, Elliott,
1
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1
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64
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64
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4.328
dd
>2,176
dd
C O M M I s S I ON .’ll iiit C 14 A S T ,
FAVKTTEVILLB. N. C.
\cent for Luttcrloh & Co.e Sti-nniboat Lin«
tt«nd urouiDtJy to all businpps culrusU-i UjInsrart-.
Will attend promptly to al
Oct.
SJlinl ('AHOLi.;:
lAVKrTEVlLl.K. C.
llAItUISOX’S CO lIJIBiAX
H A I It t>Y I’-
SIZE ENI..4RGED, STYLE IMPliOVEP.
It has double IBc qdanlU) and streng h of any
It gives a perfect natural color*
it colors every shade from light brown to jci blacti*
Its use is easy and rapid*
It b perfectly harmless to the Skin*
Its erfect is instantaneons and pcrniKn:^aG
It b the iwL add sdfest iiyk -n
MADE.
iu* t'ollnwin,!: coi.'ii
-ri il:"
M;s;; Ui.v in li ptiN'i’d tii"o:ii:li =1 i:i'11m iii
aiui a yoiiii-Li ;:'.iij:ltUM‘ ‘'•T -’ii:’ is-
stur'ed in lur ieen~, mml? oiiu oi a
calicJ l)v il:c u. Lii.-^^on.
franibs for
A Ql-F.^rToN IN
niaiiY (i:;vs siiu-r l
ronlv jji-i’. e iu 1!k‘ la-
i’U *,M‘ hvi"
‘Til’-
, iii’-fi.t
(E-I—AViiO svii.-s thu hilly wiiiMn wc s.iw with
t!).
i Lady—Tiiut wes ^i :'? ]> :t tj;' pi.i
I Gil'!—What is a philaiitiiiTi|iisT,
!' La.ly—I’lii! iliiriijiist, niy licar,
j [;■ 'ill two Greek woids, signifying
i men.
Girl—AVell then, arc not u!i
OJ.i'lB
rAiiiiv Axri Lawyer Snap.—At
rd
JEiT'Direction.s for use accompany each
Price—loz. SI l—i or. SI 5U I =>•* ’
[Entered acC'.r.Tmg to the Act Ot Coiigve.«s. ui ihe^
vear 1S.>5, bv A. W. Harri.son in the Llerk s Office o. i Girl — U e.
the District CoUrt of the U. S. for t!ie Eastern District j
of 1*01111.1 . VT o ! ——.*-0 a- b
Forsale by J.VS.F.FOULKKLFay^^^^^ rAimv AXn Lawyer Snap.—At a .riinninl
Manulacturer, Al OLLOb \\. IIAKRI.'nON, ^o. 10 . , , i r .1 ,i IT •
court lately, the counsel, (lis.satislicii ni li.s
want of succes.s with an Irish wilnc'ss, couiiilain-
iicvcr SI-.'.
".'iis! I," sni't ;.‘'i .in!'''i-
’ I'v 'vliicii I ■i'Tc c," n I'l' no
i c ws so fast tl.iit sun cyors i
itl"
'■tln-a' me,,,' n_>' A ..-to
inci:. II' lioly luiliir.: ms
on greatness is more than
v.'ji-lh. F'lr our own |kii; v.
H’.nri'v with t'ani Wcliri
, Wc had
wh:
corr'-e’ n ,'
an'l hcii'f:
,|, lIT.e, l.C
tlie ].ro_,irty i-'
w.,,,:,! ra::,..' ie
than dismal wiiii I'!ato.
South 7th St., riliLAiiELriiiA.
Feb. 21. lo57. ly
tidecd,
A country cotcmiiorary iintfs
He
Paddv went in with
ed to the court. Here
j geiiuiiie Irish hroiigc:
I “Air sure I’m no lawyer, ycr Ilei.or, aiT the
j spiilpane w.'int.s to )inv2!a nre.’’
Lawyer Snap.—Come, now, do you
FOR. SALE.
Heavy 4-4 Beaver Creek Sbeetings.
Colton Yarn. Warp and Filling, Nos. 5 to 10.
ALSO, ,
Belt, Picker, Roller and Lace LEATHERS.
Oils and Mailiiraclurer's Findings. .
Winter str'aiiu’d, .Sperm. Lard and Linsood Oils. I ' i
SUuttlie’s Isingglafs, French Glue, Emory. Roller ■ you are no lawyer.
Cloth and Glass Steps. ^ “Witness.—T’aix. all' I do; an’yo nmy .swear
J. U. HALL. I ios.J,.^C. M. Co. | [],g too, witiioul icar of
t!,e
iiiaii, ar.'l ins ■'Cap, ct.in iiniing n,= !,)'.!o"s:
rnuniifaetirror of lire ’le't soap ever 't'e!
clensing a dirty man's lace, ^ e have in
tiicrefore we haow.
Jnlv 26. 1856.
24,861 prises amounting lo $47,267
CAPITAL PRIZE.
5,000 Uttlliti’E.
PATAFSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY.
Class 1G2.
CORBIN « CO., AGENTS.
SeiiKue.
NOTICE
The Superintendents of Common Schools in and fof
the County of Harnett, N. C., are requested to meet
at the County Court Clerk's Office, in the Towu of
Toomer, on the 3d Monday in April 18.57.
B. h\ SHAW, Cl'k B’rdS’pts
Common Schools, Harnett County.
1
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10
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63
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63
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126
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3.906
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23.436
do
& C3filK»n
II. M. B.YU.SIIER, Professor of modern Languages
and Teacher of Music, would rcsiiecIl'uUy inloi ni the-
Ladies and Gentlemen of Fayolle.viUe and vicinity,
,•!
I [lerjuryl
I StRIK!' TI'
iu
Li ,R.—They had a Freuioiit soug
_ Califo.-iiia, daring tlio late I’rosidential
ttiat be iiaspermincntly located hiniseU'in this i j gj;,,,, ,v!iieh liC'>an llnis:
fortlicpurposcofgivinglesron.si,HheLanRn',.gesand|'-iection M.iiei. -
Music * llaviiiT already-formed a Class in Ireiieh. - “fetrike tlie Ivrc and sound hi-, laiue.
and having so.nc leisure, would he willing to giyo in
structions to Ladies on the Piano and krencli at their
residences. Pcr.cns requiring his services will plea.se
leave word at the Office of the ”g
P. •■;. Plano* tuned at moderate charges.
Eeb'v 7i 1.857. 86-;5m
If cverv Freiuoiit liar lind bofii S'trnclc in this
count!'}', who atU’inpted lo ‘Sonud 1i;.s f:nnn**
during the laic canva.S'j th -re would have '.i • :.
more sore headed HUu-lv UepiiMicanp in
I tliiin would have filled lliat huniing lake, “wr
! I'cad about;”
27,814 prizes amounting
to
$47,24’.
CLA;i8 255j
COUBIN A CO.t AGENTa.
SCUKMK.
1 priz® of
Common Schools.
fclectiona will be held at the District School House...
or at such places as the Schools are taught, for Coni"
mittee-men for the year 1857 and ’58, on tne first Sat
urday in April next, (that day being the 4th day ot
the month.) iu the following Districts, which are 8u^
posed to be in the county of Cumberland, and exclun*
those believed to be in the countv of Harnett, un
der the direction of the loliowing persons:
Districr No 13—Daniel Bain, David McNeill
14— John McPhail, D McPhail
15— Ezekiel King. John McPhail.
16— Robert Williams. James Guy.
17— John Holmes. Hector Strickland,
18— Newsom Autry, Wilson Faircloth.
19— John Mnrphy. J T Blue.
28—John McDaniel. Randal McDaniel.
31—Joseph Bullard, m H Seawell.
22— Thos Teabout, Jos Downing.
23— D L Smith. W Daxis.
24— Jno P .McLean. M J Buie.
25— John Colvin, N McFaydeui
26— Benj Smith, W M Giles.
40— John McDonald, A C Buie.
41— Rob’t Smith, Arch JIcCollum.
42— Roderick McCrnmraen. Neill Patterson.
43— Alex Camqbell, John L Campbell.
44— R D Cillis, Ko6t Graham
45— W L McDiarnfid, PMlip McRaej
46— John McKellar. Dan’l MUnrOe jf
47— Neill Ray, Duncan McLanchlin
48— Chas Monroe, Joha Brown
49— Neill McGugun, Wm MfffLauchlin
60—Arci’d Ray, Gilbert Munroe
bl—D S McColemaii, Neill R Bloe
62—Arch’d Buie, Neill McQueen
S3—Alex McDonald, Wm Adcocks
84—John C Ellis, Jas A Byrne
fo—Neill G McNeill, Jno .McDonald
66—Wm Butler, Isaac Hoilingsworth
57—Angus McGill, Jesse Eliis.
68— James G Cook, Joseph A Worth
69— ^Dnmran McArthur, John Gardner
60— W J Andcreon, Isaac B Hawley
61— E W Barge, J T Warden
62— T J Johnson, Joseph Arey
63— Jas Sandy. C D Nixon
64— Andrew C Ray, Roderick LcRae
66—Wm McMillan, Ach’d McLean
08—Sreh’d Ray, Malcora Gillis
70— Chas Mutfroe, J -A McKethan
72— Enoch Herring, Jas McKay, Sr
73— Arch’d McDngald, Alex Darrach
74— Wm A Kin3, John Cashwell
75— N H Jones, James Cashwell
77—Henry Averitt, Wm Carter
•1116 Committee-men elected are required th make
return of the number of Children in their Districts re
spectivfily, in one month after their electioll. Chil
dren not under 6 years of age, and not over 21.
Where no elections are held, the Board will appoint
the Scoool Committee-men.
EOW’D LBB K'INSLOW, Ch’n, 4c.
Fayetteville, March 1857^ 43-2t
Land for 8ale.
I wi?»h to sell my lands on the Cape Fear, 15 miles
al>ove Fayetteville, containing 55U acres on each side
of the-River, of which I wll sell all or any portion.
There is upon the said land is a beautiful residence
with a dwelling and out btlildnga. ^.
A. R. SMiTt!.
March 28. 43-5t
SPRUNG TR.1DE, 1857.
$53,233
Editing a Paper out West.—The cilitOT o!
a paper, pnlilishcd nt Lake SiijHi'.or ali'-r
having lieeii without a mail tlirci' wt-i-ks, say::
“Should tlic mail not arrive next wi-ek, wv
sliall make our regular issue next Tin sday; for
II from an oM maga-
Ranaway from the siiliscribcr on the 9tli of Dccein- j
her last a ilavk copper colored bey. weighs about 14o ;
pounds, is rather spare built, and has the end of the j
tore nii'.er o:i the left hand cut olf. He is probably j
lurking”betwi'en Fayetteville and Lumberton. ;
I wiil give the above reward for his delivery to me :
at my plantation in Robeson co., or for bis lodgment :
in any jail so that I can get him. t i
H_BLLLOCir. Jr. I this uumiier was ma
^Urysvillc^N’ C- Feb y 8. . ^ ,.6 3iii pd— , ^ religious almaiiae of last year, and
i^rofpssur Wood’s Hair vp, j
"’A‘ug!.30. 1856. S13-tf ' ' i iudepeudert of the mails.”
,0,000 llx. Tan.m- | j^Bosu^T^^^ki^i .lohusoi, if there
For which the highest cash price wilt b“ paid. ; , , -i
(let 1 1856 A- T.. (iAitl'BET T. ' w.i.s no possilile eireumstaneo under w.ik Ii
TU i P S’.iV'I'i V K ! VS P KG LOSS. ; suicide would be jusiilialdo. “N'l," was tlie
Having been appointed Inspect.ir of N-aval Stores ' |.yp|y
I am prepared to perform all ''"'’"T;" "k'’ “\Vell,”said Hoswell, "suppo.se a man has
Inisiness either at tiio Kiver oi in loan, i n.n e a ,
convenient and commodioiis WARE-liot SE on the l,eeu giiiltv of a Ifaiid that lie was ceriaai
corner of Gillespie Street, and can Iw found i |„
.Store of .\. M. Campbell s when u:\titGd. | • a , , .• i *.
I will tak'3 jtleasiire ill attendinir to the bns:nr.«> of : liy, llieii, said in ihnt OISG
my country frieaids. and here hy a strict aiiention to , coiiiilrv wiierc he is not
husifu*s.s to merit a share of the pilbliG .Mv : i -T i , • i r
char«-es shall bo a;5 moderate, as any one can C-vpecl. knowtij and Jivt ‘o lue d'-vi , wlu-re Ik* is kiio'vi..
] wifi do my duly to both buyer and seller.
The siibstaupp of u _vt*rd:'t ot a rooont coio-
iier's iury, on a man wlio died iu a state of
iiie'd'ialion, was, “Death Lj’ haiiwmg loimd a
rumshop.”
nM tO' - ^ O-
r>t:KNIN(i OF THE Wri.DON I Ir.lUG t.A oeS-
jiatcli was I'eeeived liere yesterday, a lil'le
afier n o 1. stutiim ttiat the I’etershiirg DaiL
1 road Lridje over the Uoniioke river at \V iddoii
j lind iieeii des’royed liy fire Tlie enuse of llie
j lire is nltribiiieil to aeei'leiil, W'ueh is do lotlcaS
I more tliaiMirohahle, as it is very en.sy f'lr a
S',ark fnvii'ihc loeo-U'div- t., loede In a eis'Dre
ill tlie. lirid ■.i', wliieii is of wooii, jO'd grow r ipid-
ly into ll-imes irider sue', M wiml as was then
Tin' '*0!='* tl'!-' i dfliv.’i-n
1 gli0,0i)'t, w-iinderstau i I’r si.hut
jtPiul-'ll S;i:idr'>i‘ti
r;^r)0 000 ani
doVMPS and ^Snperini
has'
d
ly onT, upC!
.•”1
30.316 prizei, amounting to
Tickets $l—Shares iu proportion.
AVc invariably answer letters by return mail, cn
closing the ticket.^ in a good safe cuvclopcj and alwavL'-
observe the strictest coutidence. Aft*r the drawing i.v
over, we send the official drawing, with a written ex
planation of the fc.sult of iho venture. All
Frizes bought at tbi^ office arc payalde immediately
after the dfawing in Current Money, and we take liaiik
Notes of any State, or Bank drafl.s in payment for tick
et* at par. For odd amounts in making change we re
ceive postage stamps, they being more couvenient than
eilver. Correspondents may place the utmost contideuce
„ „ Utrinrir in ibe regularity and safety of the mails, as very few
!>• 1? • I Hi A Ifi V/ 1.4 or no miscarriages of Money happen when ])ropru\
IS NOW OPENING, a large and desirable Stock of directed to us. Be careful that you mention your Post
Office. County and State. Give us at le-ast one single
Dec. 20. 1856.
fill. J."
29-tf
WM. 11. ^yILEY.
Ki?"“Sniulio, Tpo?'.- dar is rix
dare
isd de uuin .c*l!.s thrcL,
A fresh assortment of Harrisons
anrivalled Perfamcra, juSt received and for sale
Ibe Drag Store of
- DR. FOULKES.
Kavfiii U, 1857. 41-4t m
FALL A^"D WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part of
Black and Colored Silks,
English and French Merinos,
Plain and Fig'd DiLanes, some hcantifal patterns,
Black and Fancy Alpacas,
Edgings and Insertings,
Collars and Undersleeves,
Caetns aud Whalebone Skirts,
Jaconet, Nainsook, Swiss and Plaid Muslins,
French, English and American Prints,
Cloths and Cas.simerc8,
Satinetts, Jeans and Tweeds,
Plaids, Linseys and Kerseys,
Carolina and Marlboro' Stripes,
Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Shearings,
White and Colored Flannels,
Drillings and Tickings.
Irish Linens, good assortment,
Linen Table Cloths, Towelings and Napkins,
Shawls. Cloaks and Mantillas,
Extra quality of Bed Blankets.
Ribbons, Belts, Gloves. Hosiery, 4c.
—ALSO—
Uats.Caps, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes and Umbrella.s;
general assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
anil every variety in the Y'.ANKEE NOTION LINE,
which will be Boiil at a small advance for CASH, or by wholesale or retail,
•n time to punctual CQ-stoiners. either at
Wholesale or Retail.
All ate respectfully invited to give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere,
B.,F. PEARCE.
Hay St., Fayetteville, Sept. 1, 1856. 14-tf
Iflni. yon cannot lo-.e «Uch, if not gain. One singk
trial may make yon independent few life' TRY U3.
There should be no such word as fail. Address
CORBIN & CO.
Box 191) Post Office, Baltimore Md.
Oct. ll 21-6111
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
James Kyle
HAS just received a very large and general assort-
menf of GOODS Among which arc,
Frcnck and English Merinos ;
Do. Dclains. Plain and Figured ;
Dress Silks, Fig’d and Plain ;
Black Fillet Mits *,
Sleeves and Collars;
Cloths, Cassimeres and Satinii ]
Bear and Negro Blankets ;
3-4 to 12-4 Bleached and Brown Domestics ;
Gentlemen’s Ready-Made Clothing,
Carpeting, Good and Common ;
Boots and Shoes;
Anchor Bolting Cloth t
Kerseys and Linseys ;
Iri.sh Linens. Orash ;
Tabic Diaper and Napkins.
With manv other orticles, all of which being pur
chased by the Package, will be offered at low prices
1 now rcc'Mvins lli" SI’RIXG I 1
consisting of a large assortment of
Pnigs niul Moriicines, Oil?, I’aints,
Dye-stiiff.s Fancy Ariiolcs. Fer-
fiimery. Inks, (a largo assort-
mont.) Alcohol, I5nrnin£^
Fluid, Wines and B'-an-
dies for Medical pur
poses, Congress water, Ac., il'c.
He would particularly call tin; attention of country
Merchant? to his Stock, as it is his intention to.-ell hnv
for Cash or on time to punctual custonn’i's.
March l4, 185e. _
G -V R D E X S E E n S .
A Fresh supply jm=HT«iyMlj>' ^ ^u^-spALE.
S A rONIFl E R,
OR COUfESTUATE!) l YF.
25 Cents per Canistrr. Out- F’^nistor will rnake^ 1-
gallons of .Soap^ For.salv by .S. J. Hl-\,^nALL__
Palm OIL SOAP
la the best for Chapped Hands.
March 14, 1257
“Wiiat time ob iliiy it?’*
“Whnt I'lib flat got tu df; w.
‘‘A good deal. If ’iwus i;i
lOlL
w onld
paE.s (laf are
‘■Look iio
or Fll .sliovc
ob vonrn.”
i-ri.
:i{
von hiii’fci.i'O lu
•ill V
fotlee-coloiv
J 'l lii-lp vou to some of the tomO'
tns.s!1 ',11. . . ’-J vniiit.:' 0l a vene-
rnhle iihysinniii, as he •'Ul uiiposit'; lo iiiin nl
one I'f onr lintf! tni'H’s.
“Xo, sir, I tli.in!: voil" i-.;).!;!'; tiie Iri.ri.cf
snvi.:', “Init Pi! trou'Dle you r,ir s'l.iv is'i-.tiiss's
if you iiivase.”
'Ccnie, ITII, it's tin oMu' k, and I I'li:'•
better bu t-'oiu.:?, I’m' tiide ii.'fni'.s
41-3t
&n)'-
we imi
folks were nt liome.
was tlie .answer; “I mus'. be oil',
M ¥ ATTT IT removed
. I! A U DA his Boot & Shoe
I establishment to the corner of
Gillespie and Vraiiklin streets,
(Tppesito the State Bank, in and under the rooms
formerly occupied b»4be 3 oT T. He has on hand a
first rate stock of BL^IN and FANCT, HOMS dttd
IMPORTED Boots, Shoes; Gaiters. fee., and will'manu
facture all articles in his line in the best style at short
notice. Thankful for past favors, he solicits a con-
tianation of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
Dec. 13, isae. 2«d;f
Nov. 8. 1851).
23-tf
SPRING
n A E. J. LILLY arc now oponiE .
variotyof Spring and .Slimmer Goods to nhieli ..le,
invite the attention of wholesale binors.
March 14, 41-Ct
‘Wei^yc.s,’’
SrM3IKR OOOIIS. J „
theiv n^nal : but YOU iicedbit hurry on tmit afcoum.
Tiir. Gi’.ack Piiru'Ti Tnr.rT. —Ln,-:;is
a boy ofs'.mc 14 y.mi's of u'jrc, was nrrTu'.' t!
lu'l'ori'iiic Mayor yiTt'Tbny, incompa iy v.Uli a
younger brotlier, clinrged with brenkiii'y into
Grace Chnivli, Obi stn et. niiil rolihing :l of a
small nnioniit of money, on Snim'ilav last, "'c
^lOt:.•e l tli'> cirei’instmi'P in .1 form-r is-ic.
j Four iuteligent lUtle hoys were witnesses to
■ the inis.'h'evmis charaeter of the ebler of tie
S.ovs, ami tii.it.al in establishing the ii.noermo
of llii‘ vounger.
: Lucius was reniaiu'iecl, it being the inie.,ii„ii
Lof Iho Mayor to get liini in some .sjinnlioii
when the npi ortnnity offers itself, .lolin was
; kindly warned and dismissed. Litlie buys, take
! eare.—Ejyrtss.
' Mimir.ii, Gii.MnATI’S.—Tile followirg C'l tk-
mneii fioiii Xorlli I'aroHnn are among those
. whose ijaines apiiear in the list of
at the .1 Ik rson Mrdien! College
r' '■enIly juil.lislie i: IV S
.lord.,n,.I G Camp .1 H M'-Aden, J Ma.li.son
L.irl, G'-orr.' 'v') I’arker, E P llollingswonh,
U L Pavne. W H 11 •I’.vertoii. Jiio A\ ‘•.and-
ford, jr , .ill.) T Hull!, li'kiiuml Strudwick, A
i licniiing .lohns, .Ir., 1 ,1 M atliiigton.
At the New 1'ork rniver.'ity were ilic ful-
lowing grodmite.s also from this State: Doiig-
las 1’ Pearv, Is:in.- 4Y .limes, IVin L Erown,
.I,.:a.s MeGiiire. .1 P. Clifio:,, It P l.'i-s, Jno
r Dirkens, J L Teal, Itn|;oneean lloi'i'cr, F
A Toomer, W L.l'.rdiii, D'l.-.aht Wiil’s’iis.
^ ■ag«g> .»■
' Tli.'re was onee a elergyimtn in X'”’’ Hatiip-
sliire, noted for his long sermo’is ai.'! indolent
tw'j thing.- irreeoneiliible.
“How is it," said n man lo liis neighbor “Ilia's
1, t'le h./.:esl man living can write
11 m b't 1 i «i I'l^ 1 c»*rinr»n2’
^;;i 1 li;s nc
pTiHiuillP''.
of IMiilmh.l-
Hrvnn, .1 C
'111' p:
.John I*. Sadupsoii.
COSIMISSION A- FORW VKDIXG
MKROH.'NT.
■iVILMIXGTON N. C.
W'ill give part’cular attention to the fy"
o4„ Arrt Miirch 21 4_-()t
> one who saiil, ’*1 ilo not b^Iiev^j
' there is an honest man in the \\'orid, nnoihei
I replied, “It is ini}iossib!e that one man should
i hnow ail the world, but quite possilile .llml ; (;(,iv.5n(Teini telU the bob
! one mav know himsidf.'’
long sermons
■Whv,' -;dl his nei.-jldior, ‘ lie probably gets
to wril.iij:, and i> toL’’ eoidbiinded la?:y to stoji.''
-d'he eiiilor of M.m Toledo
torv on Lis
Stores Ccttoii Ac.
A CARD.
THE undersigned would rcppectfully inform his old
friends and customers that he can be found at the
Store of C. £. Leete, where he will be glad to see
them. J. R. McDonald.
Jan. 17, 1857, 3Mf
DOBBLY HOUSE!
POVVEIlS & TllOV, I^i-»pi’it‘tors.
The Proprietors of this E.’4t;ibli-«hmont an
nounce to the ffublic, that owing t«# the con
stantly increasing patronage extended to
tnoam they have been induced to enlarge the
accomiffodation' by the addition of an extensive Dining
Room on the lower floor, and' suite of Rooms on the
second floor; thus enabling them to accommodate all
who may favor them with a call. And th*;y pledge
thenrselves ter aw increased exertion to give satisfaction
fd their patrCPs. ^
Spacious Stables att'Oehed and careful Ostlers in
attendance.
The eligible locaUpn of the Establishment, with the
experience of the Proprietors in providing for the
comfort of their patrons, they hope will secure to them
9 Bb^tal share of the travel.
The Western and SouthernSta^ssTf i ve at and depart
from thix
Carria^’es in attendance on arrival and departarc oi
Steam i^oats, for the accommodation of passengers.
Horses and Carriages furnished at any notice^for
rirrvinff travellers to any phVt of the adjacent cm?nSry.
carrying tr^ ^ c. TROY.
F»y»tt*Tllle, May I8,1856. 98-tt
A^Er.Y LI.SF.FTi..—111 !i I'l’i'i ui'i'uss a road i:
Lie (•ouiiiy of Tiiiporury i.s stiu-k uji a pole,
having affixed to il a board with tlii.s iiism-:])-
i.s
still fou sale . , .
At lessthan ono-tbird its WiftimH cost, one of tin-■ tioii: “Take notice, that wlieii Lie water
bout. 30 bbl. STILl.S in the county. J*,| over this board tiie road i.s impa.n.sable.”
Uy establishment. A. A. .McKLlIl--..
friend ‘rioliimon:
‘Ver see,’ said ’he gallant Fi.loir.o
out in I he woods one day. and I >
somi'thing limt r.iltle.l. I
saw my kiot was on a treim.
s:inkc. Ami,' seal Mr
voice, if ‘ver ever sceil .a
.!
iil'i:..!
and
T '..as
I siijii'cd on
k down, :..id
leg r.iltic'
a, III a 1 old
criinr, 'Iwas
yiarcli '41, 1857.
42-4t
Tehi'TI.vg Offer—Ax advertisement reads! that ere nittlosnal:!'
ns follows:' “Stolen, a watch worth a hiimlre.l!
Idolhirs. If the thief will retiini il, he .snail be!
informed where lie may
cd.”
IiLw"b:S;f^ndln;i^od bniJ^^^ id ! inlbrnied where he mapteai one wortl, two of
DHeswIlhi^^mileaiida liMf of SI Fauls. and,.t, and no question a.k'
ioins the lands ot Rev. W. H. tVil.i.s..n o ’ r.. j
The terms will be lilieral, and can iio known bv no-1 Irishman meeting a euun’.rvmaii, inqair-
dressing tlio subscriber ai Laurel Hill. N L or qy ap-1
■; “Walsl.,’’said the geiyenm,,.
Laurel Hitl N a J. D. Mcl’lILKSON. | “W'.ilsli,” responded Faddy, “areye ii'om
March 21. 18.57, 42-21 i Dnbiiii? I knew two mild maids there ol tmit
was either of ’em y
ki-
take NOriCK.
All those indebted to James McPherson a-e r'eqnes-1 -Soloiuoii, 1
ted to come forward^and^ray
March 21, 1857.- 42-6t
RAeVii; rDT’-CK’’' -At thi
OFFICE
nr nii'liier.
I'l- fi'i-giTlhi:: me,"
er lover, the other
fear yon
said a bright eyed giri to
day. „ ,
“Yes, Soe,” sai'-J sb'"' S'"!, oxciisi’ig
“I Imvc been for getting yen theselwo yeur.s.
Iiini.seir,
■, sahl a O' lil'eman to 'i.s i
V i\ k-ii.-i oi I'.isi-a'-L* iMil t‘i sun
!- sine there is,’ m piieil Gah,
iiave got it,” Mi"l the jiniiei
j places.”
I Vfhv is a Toll t'.l'.clii r l.ke a g i ' .-‘i i’O
! cc.'Jse ho doe.s notiiiiig b'ul plaeareis i )..iay-c:ii'.:: i