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■or the iwo Vt ltmr'II
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: liarmU' to the
daiwoii^ ttno pfruRiicK;.
. rhetfp. ■', ^ '
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aet • h pu:.> i. • ! :
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lb - Act of Cona.'- ;!;•
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lEEm: ami-hcve:; rn,. .-..
att':it:oa of ptr*-:> u.'dict''i
Irs to celeWnttd I’ill. v.Livh
|o uo pHfticg, iior to l**Uir. windy
|jy to ilsowQ merit' a.' u :' r»i' d;.
cure when taken accoroiric to
each box.—Thi' i'ili uiiiike
h.-! ijo nilntral. in-r a:.y i.,;urious
|lx.‘ad;-dii;'f'.i'ed with perfi .'Ufe-
r ar oid.
lay.in.'t Chill.', i-r a:./ odi r tyjtp
aiertded a' uu.'iurp.t"* tl: and in
[ gener.dlj it I' ;..r o p , !.ir to
uratit- T'-r!i 'arA'-.;'.;. Atrial
bat is •.i:rd*d Toiiis-; -- it f. iavoru-
ktinjtt ■ ii t'W : tl. invet
prietary vr J'atonr j n scilption.'.
! A ATI-UiM.Ior.'S PIl.L!*!.
ii of !>* iwg’ at Jea-t a.* ”otKl. if n^t
rarioti-' carharic Tili.' of the
r irop from ail jad.‘-onou.« juin'-ni!'.
bp rt‘* >. and ure highly recoiii-
Lh.-T Complaint. .Sick lieud-
^labitnal (.'o.^iiat-n' S'. Iiifligestion.
r Stomach. Li\cr. Rowel?, and
beinjr by tbeir coii'po.Mtivn
titlier of the above cases n.' a g'-n-
a!l times when .siu-fa inedieikes
Icommend tbeiii to the attention
lared bv
F. .Tf. .-WA'KK k CO.,
Ibdievine, Jllinoi?.
dale. Fayettevllb-. X. C.. and by
jn.'and viilaL'-in the Southern
tTS WAJffTXP
Jevery town and hamlet in tb&
Ire one not aln ady e.-rtablishea
p.yer & Co.. ReileviHe. liiinoia,
lod reference la character and re
Ir order? will be yirouiptlv filled bj-
f F .M .^WVEU A'CO..
iProprietors. L’dlcTiile, Illinois.
t;m
Paper
t.V ^VAy'JEJJ,
[the Ruilroail Statior? or at my
h. or ihev will be taken from tlio
State' JlerckaiitB and others
E.ve advipe me when they liave n
laill send them to their neiire.vt
|I can Ptill atford to j ay Ih.e
lelivery from sifire or at Railroad
fbill... checks or Nertliem fund^.
lers of our jiank. in Kaleijrh- and
taroltna and Virtrinia Merchants
C. IV. uenedict-
on hand T't.jM'r suiiaf le for Cot.
iw.'Oaper wrajm'-rs. Cotton aastc
' C. IV B.
bkoT. ‘’111.
iuClI A UIJ AL LT,
rKAM EVGI.VE BllEDERj
iand Huir.iltitn ../a.. Philad-. Pu-
^njrines. on larjro whecds. with a
. be attached temove them at.oiii.
'■tvo cylinder.', iraklne KMo ...
Ers are lilb d in li m t! to v.' .ks.
hand ter sate. 11 ;e »i (.■ ■ es
^'ven vea' .. amt ii; ei>iy ii stft.co
JsutiFfaction. Bc'crijftive circolata
gpplicU ftir.
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Devoted to x\ews, Political and Business matter, a4griculture, and Family Readino.
fUBLICATION OFFICE,]
IJVliEPEXDKXCE IS THE SOUL. OF DEMOCRACY!
WM. F. WIGHTMAN, Editor. I
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., SATURDAY, SEPTE.MBEE 19, 18-57.
[DOXALDSOX STi:EET.
jVOLl.MK XIX—XO. ‘KJS.
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than one year unles.s paid in ailvance.
With the view of extending tlie circulation and en-
glancing the u-iefulncss of tlie paper, the proprietor of
fers the following remarkaldv low
CLUB lUTES. LVUARLiBLV LV .iDf'\iJ\-CE:
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10 15 00
Rates of Advertising:
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And :b» ceat.s for each sul>se(juent Insertion, unless the
advertis-ment is published for more than two meiiths,
Avheu it will be charged
For three mouths. ----- $4 00
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All advertisements must have the desired numlpT of in-
sertbuis marked on them, ortherwise they will ])e in.
'Crtod till forbid and charged accordingly. Special
aitention /• directed to this requisition.
WM. F. WKHITMAN & CO.
GROCERIES, HARD-
?c«rc ii'c, t^-c.
The undersigned are new receiving a large a.ssort-
ment ofCROliERIES -HIRDHARE. IKON, STEEL.
hollow-wake, shoes. LEATHEK & SADllLE-
K\, which they will sell at wholesale at a smalt ad-
vance on cost for cash, or on usual time to prompt
‘‘‘■“lir.s. G. W. WILLIAMS* CO.
July 25, 1857. 60-tf
for
THE underidgned would respectfully inform his old
friends and cu.sto.iiers tliat he can be found at the
8tore of C. E. Leete, where he will be glad to see
J. R. McDonald.
Jan. 17, 1857, 33-tf
srsirxois.
Ct*RME.VT G, WKIGHT,
Afforneyait L.aAV, FiiyeilevlHe,X'.C.
O lice at the corner of Bow and Green streets.
Feb'y 3. l&5(i.
-I. A. SPiOARS,
ATTO R .V K Y' AT L A AV,
.^.T 5 the C.nirU of Cumberland, flariiett.
• ake an I .fohnston.
V lire-':. PuJ U-T. Uur utt- Co., X. C.
i'eb. lit. IS.’)!!. 8.>.y
fi /
> r»
riv
\tl iftioy
K \ V v: r I’ E i
b - co.i'iiltijd at till* lea -
tC'ij.. ) 1 (»r*‘i'ii .Stfio-t.
Iv 10. {Sob.
ru!.Li':i{.
iit Va'v,
DOliBLY HOUSE!
POWERS Jfc TROY, Piopiietois.
The Proprietors of this Establishment an
nounce to the public, that owing to the con
stantly increasing patronage extended to
them, they have been induced to enlarge the
accommodation by the addition of an extensive Dining
Room on the lower floor, and suite of Rooms on the
second floors thus enabling them to accommodate all
who may favor them ^vith a call. And thev pledge
themselves to an increased exertion to give satisfaction
to their patrons.
Spacdous Stables attached and careful Ostlers in
attendance.
The eligible location of the Establishment, w’ith the
experience of the Proprietors in providing for the
cotnfort of their patrons, they hope w ill secure to them
a in)eral share of the travel.
The W'estern and'Southern Stages arrive at and depart
from this House.
Garriage.s in attendance on arrival and departure of
Steam Boats, for the accommodation of passengers. ]
Horses and Carriages furnished at any notice for
carrying tra\*ellers to anv part of the adjacent country.
J. U'. POWERS. * W. C. TROY.
Fayetteville. May 12. 185o. l)S-tf
4000 acres of Land
Sale.
AH the Laud belonging to the Estate of John Mori-
son, dec*d. is now for sale. Said land is lying in the
Counties of .Montgomery and Richmond; and any per
son wishing to purchase any of said Land, can have an
opportunity any time within three months by calling
on the subscriber at Capt. Joseph Hines's, Richmond
County. A part of said Land is lying on or near the
line of the S* C. tt Goa! Fields R. R. The subscriber
will taKG pleasure in showing said lands to any person
wishing information re.specting them.
D. B. RAINWATERS.
Julv 4. 1857. 3m
DOCTOR FRANK WILLIAMS’.S
CELEBRATED RYE WHISKEY
The Subscriber ha.s made arrange Lents to keep a
supply of the Genuine Aidicle. and is the only Agent
for the sale of the above brand of A No. 1 Rye AVhis-
key in this place.
ROB'T MITCHELL.
May 4}>-tf
PROSPECTUS
OF
THE SORTH CAROI.INA PRESBYTERIAN
x\i:w GHODS
. • . N . V.
L.rice of .I‘>e ti
iui-
A.\Dill*:A' J. A.N,
TiT.Sd
Cliathaai.
. v\ ill att"ail
i id iiaruelt
O.
•F -t
.IlilbRViY
If
IT l.iW.
North CaioUua,
oii'i. A.isoii a«id
ii'caro will ro
ll. {y-5i5
J\-M KYLE
I. now rocoiving his .‘.pi-ing and Summer supply of
DRY GOODS, IJ.VrS, BOOTS & SHOES.
Bolting CLOTHS. Ac., all of which, being purchased
by the ease, will be oflered by IVholesole or Retail vt
Low PRICES.
March 28.
4:i-tf
nissoLU riov.
nils. McSM'AIX J' ^fcDl'FFIE have this day dis
'olved copartnership by mutiuil consent.
Dr \IcSwai:i will attond to settleinL*nts and collec
tions for the firm.
Dr. UcDnlie will contihue to occupy the former
office.
H. McSM'ATN. "WM. C. McDTJFFIE.
Nov. I, 22-tf
H
11
8 ILE.
! Fear
k3P *■« ‘iT I-111. iyiug on Cap ! Four R’vor—Store.
'.14- Mi 4 » i;i .ir-t rate ord*!*. TheStore
i' »i i i i * o.i'i.j •'-'a 1 I at .he Cro' Roads and tlje
ail s )• • .ce.l *.1 by a ly in .Vortit Carolina.
^ IV ») *.■•) i Io-iriii4 to piirclju'e can obtain further
o u tic il.ir- r.*'p‘cti.ig tiie [o-opjrty liy calling cn
: r’lu- of !' It WiNis* Cr * ‘k o.i the lYlhuington Road
i'» arle- from FaverievUle.
SARAH M'RICHT.
Oct.4. iS-tf JAML-S WRKOIT.
rive sov-Nith of the FARMING AX'D TCRPEX-
t'l Ni-J L.V..X1) in ll iruett couiity. known as the Parkt’i*
! 11 I,‘Ne:ll la id'. Joiniiig Win. Harr iigton's land on
I'pp !r C'tlle R'ver. Tiiere is .'Ome 2‘)d acres cf the
i'-'t (itlity of low grf»i;ids on thd River. The up
la i L .ir * ii ‘a.'ily tim ) ■ :.*d with pine.s, and within six
mile-i >fth ‘ F.iyett-'ville anil We.-^tern Railroad.
For pu’tloulars applv to I> .Mc.VUTHUR.
J. P. ROl’HR.
J. W. McIvAV. •
Xov. 20, 2C tf •
A. >1. Cuuipbt II,
WCTIOXEER C0M3IISS10X MERCHANT.
East side of Gillespie street,
Y'avettkville. N. C.
October 1, l.s,>.3
j fOTOlilYPE, SJELinOTYPi: & AMBROTYPI ROOMS.
OvKii Bhasly a ITou.stox’s Jexvi luy Stork.
POSI7'IVES VVIA'LWOA' GLASS 4-
OA* 31e:T^ VIAOTYPE OR
KIIEKT ino.v PL.ATK. .
“So come along witliout delay.
.\nd get a picture that will pay.*-
Pictures taken in clear or cloudy weather.
.11 .V R « D E F .V C; T O It Y,
BV GEO. L.XUDER.
^j.xrlv opposite to E. M". ’Willkings’ Auction Slor
Fayetteville, N. C.
Oct. 1. 185fi. ' V
©LASS
AIB lASTUlB
SELF-SEALIX'G JARS.
For pres.vrving Fresh Fruits imd \ cgotables. Pints
..pKvrts -j-nil ILilf-Gallons, at S2 41). S:i 40. and^ S.5 25.
ner tlozeii. respectively. For sale at the Croc.vory
W. N. Tn.LINf:H,V.ST.
.VIso, Fre.sh Supplies of CIliXA, GL.-VSS-
WAllK and Table Knives.
June 20, 1-57. 55*tl
ValiiAblc Luiul for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale his entire land.s, inclu
.i:ngal»*>ut eight linndred acres, lying liDeen miles
ibove Fayetteville and fire miles from the mouth ot
ower little river. The laml is level and liealthy and
■vV‘'ll adapted to tarniing: there Is about one hundred
iiid fifty acres cleared and under a fine state of culti
. ation. I will sell it all tiigether or in small tracks to
•MJit purcha'«er.s. For further partictlars ajiply to the
^u’o.scriber on the premises.
alp:x.vnder walker.
[ft. .7-t.f
P. S.
May H;.
50-tf
FOR. SALE.
^ TWO TIIOUi^ANl) ACREi=; OF LAND, nine miles
from Fayetteville, lying directly on the Southern
I’lank Rnad. and on each side of Big Rockfish. • One
of the best Turpentine sections in the county, wdih
convenient impmvements for a family residence; witli
a small corn mill on a nex*er failing .stream, and a first
rati; situation for a Turpentine Distillery and Store.
A. A. McKETIIAN
Feb'v n. 185fi. tf
Miles OosTi>-’
JL CO.,
•J.uiKs C. Smith.
JV.VIHS C. SjllTH
Com'itiiaion Merdirmis, j
il'.ii M removed their office to the-.ccond story of the I
imildiog form Tly occupied by the Telegraph Company
where th-ty are prepared to attcod to all Ini.siness in tlie
tjoinmissbni liim.
.V!l l.nsiiicssentri’.'toil to them will bc punctnally
att-eidi’d to.
iVil-naigton, (ictolwr 1, 18511 y
TIIK M.IGXOLIA nESTAUIlAM.
Tliey say the Magnolia Tree is the handsomest
growth south of Ma.son and Di.voir.s line, and it is evi
dently a fact. It i.“ also said the .Magnolia Restaurant
en Green Street, betwopp Dr, B, W. RobinsoiFs Medical
Establishment, and Mr P. T»y'lof'» Store, and nearly
opposite the Shemwell House, is the ptpost and best
kept ofany other ostabicshnieiit ip the Sonth, I’or.«ons
wishing to' tind oannot well miss ip; it is the YELLOW
BLILDI.VG.
The subscriber would take ibis method of thanking
the citizcn.s of this place and the surrounding country,
for the Uiiprcccdcnted liberality they have bestowed
on Irm.anil would .solicit a continuation.
He has always on hand the VEKV BE.ST LIQUORS.
WI.VES and CtJRDI.-VLS. that can be found in the
United Stat s, either by the quantity or otherwi.se.—
.Vlso. Cigars. Pickles, Sardines, Cheese. Preserved
Fruits. Lemon Syrup, and many other good things,
an I flatters himself that he has the most polite, obli
ging. accomplislied ami FH.l.YA'. vender to attend to
ills establishment, that can be found either North or
South. Temperance drinks put up at the sliortest
notice. He would call atlentioii particularly to his
private rooms upstairs, which are large, comfortable,
and in good order.
R. JONES,
Yeilow Building, Green St,. Foyettevdlle, N. C.
May Hi, 18.77. 50-tf
D. W. C. BEXCOV/, D. D. S.,
Ctraclnate of llie Baltimore College of
DE.\TAL StRCEKV.
Office boars from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M
“ . 3 P. M. to 5 P. JI.
DR. BE-N’BOW may be found at his suit of Rootns
near the Market, where all who are in need of the
services of a Dentist are respectfully invited to call.
Ail operations performed upon the latest and most
approved plans. To those iii need of Artiiicial Teeth,
lie •vould simply say that he is behind in no improve
ment. He in.serts from one to an entire set upon tine
Golil or I’latina plate, which he guarantees to be
cciiiallv as serviceable as the natural organs.
He ',
(from first of October to the first of July.)
Oct. 25. 1 Soli. 21-tf
The Presbyterian Clinrcli in Xortli Carolina
lia.s lonw labored under a serious disadvantage
from the want of a journal to advocate her
claini.s and represent her intere.sts. It is esti
mated that only 1000 Presbyterian Weeklies
are taken in the bounds of onr three Presbyte
ries. We have 13,000 Conimiiiiicants, and it
is safe to infer that tiiere are 30,000 Presby
terians in principle in tlie State. Our Synod
stands fiftli in the Union in point of number.?,
and her membersliip is greater than tliat of
any Synod Soutli or West of Pennsylvania.
Our sister States on the North and South,
neither of wdiich has a membership so large as
ours |inblish the Central, and the SoiUlierii
Prcsiiyterian, for the benefit of their people.
The time has come when the Presbyterian
Church in X'ortii Carolina should likewise do
her duty to her children. It is a conceded and
important fact, that hniidred.s of our members
will take a State paper who will lake no other.
The Paper is needed to be the organ of our
Synod and Presbyteries— to elevate and en
lighten the piety of our membersliip.by diffusing
evangelical knowledge—to promote the cause
of Edneation—to develope the talents of onr
Miiii.stry, and to strengthen the attaehmeiif of
onr people to the soil and sanctuaries of their
OW41 State.
If onr Chnrcli in other States, and othei'
Churches in this State, can supply their mem
bers with a religious journal, wdiy may not we?
Are North Carulina Presbyterians iiil'erior ie
tall lit, energy and patriotism to tlieir neiglibor.-
on the orth or Soutli, or to Cliri.stians ot
other denominations at home? With tin
same or better oiiportnnities of accomplishing
this work, shall we leave it undone? In tlie
language of one of oiir most able and usefu
Ministers, an adopted son of onr State, “ll
ought to liaye been undertaken 20 years ago,
but it is not too late to begin to do right.”
In tlie last two or three months, a fund of
about $5000 has been subscribed as a jierma-
neiit capital. At a meeting of tlie contributor.-
Iield at Greeinsborougli on the 14th of May,—
Rev. A. Baker, Cliairman,—the Paper was un
animously located at Fayetteville, under the
name and title of the North C.vboli.va Pres
byterian. Rev. Wm. N. Mehiine and Rev.
George McNeill were elected Editors: Rev.
Messrs. George -YIcNeill, Wm. N Mebane, A.
Baker and C. H. Wiley, and Messrs. George
McNeill, Sr., Jolin H. Cook and David Mur
phy were appointed an E.veeiitive Committee,
to establish the Paper and manage its business
affairs.
It is.pur wish and design to make the North
Carolina Presbyterian a journal of tlic first
class, ecjiiai to the best in the country in typo-
graohicai appearance and in adaptation to the
wants of onr Churches. Its columns will afford
the latest intelligence, both foreign and domes
tic, and special care will he taken to give a fall
and aooiirute summary of State news. The
name of the Paper is designed to be an expo
nent of its character and contents. From con
viction, it will advocate the conservative, or
thodox, Old School doctrines and order of tlie
Church.
Onr first appeal is to onr own people—to N.
C. Presbyterians. Whilst we rely cqnfideiitly
upon their favor, we trust that the native sons
of North Carolina who have found homes, in
other States, and t!ie adopted citizens of our
State who form so important an element in our
Ministry and membership, will take a deep
interest in this enterprise, and give it their
hearty siijiport.
Terms: $2 per annum in advance, or on de
livery of the first number; $2 50 in six months
$3 at tlie end of tlie year. To clubs of 25 or
more, paying in advance and when the Paper
is sent to one address, a discount of 10 per
cent, will be allowed. Oiir Ministers and
Elders are earnestly desired to act as Agents,
and all others friendly to the canse will please
assist in procuring as many subscribers as possi-
FRES/I TURmP SEED.
flat DUTCH,
RED TOP,
ENGLISH NORFOLK,
Large globe,
KUTA BAGA.
Ju.st received and for .sale by
, , S. J. HINSDALE.
July 11, 1857. tf
^ F@IE1aIL31o
r estate, the property of
^* Dffored lor sale and cousists ol the
lollowmg tracts:
That desirable place known as Rome, eontaiiiiii"
about 2(10 acres with all tlie improvements. This
place will be sold entire or divided, to .suit purcha,sers
It being probably one of the best businc.s.s stands in’
the country, and is very desirable to those wishing to
enter the mercantile business.
No 2, Consists of a Lot and Brick Store (2 tene-
nicntsj in Cambleton, on Bridge Street near Claren
don Bridge. and is a very desirable stand for business.
No ,3 Is 3 vacant lotsinCanipbrllton. known in City
piotasNos 109, III. 112. and lialfoflot 11.3.
No 4, Is a dwelling house and lot on Haymonnt
corner of Plankroad and Adams St. A very desira-
l)le residence for the whole year.
No 5, Is a Corn .Mill and'stcam Engineand Boiler
ot 10 or lo horse power. This is well worth the at
tention ol tlio.se living wliere water power is notavail-
LUid will be .sold at a groat bargain.
abl
For terms apply to
August 1, 1857.
J. II. HALL,
Assignee.
receiving
consisting
liis FALL AND
of almost everv
MORE NEW ROODS.
^H^IIE Subscrilter
■L WINTER STOC
thing ill the way of
O HOC E RIES,
H.IRDW.IJIE .1.XD IlOLLOW-W.iRE
■ —ALSO —
Boots and Shoe.s, Satldlerv, Fish kc
Any of wliicli he will sell cheap for' Cash, barte’r for
1 rodnee or on short time. Store recentlv occupied by
Iroy * .Marsh, near the Dobbin House. '
G. IV, I. GOLDSTON.
2U-tf
FREIGHT AND P.VSSEXGER I.IVF HV-
TWEEN WIMIIXGTOX & FAYETTEVILLE,
Stfamer Majrnolin.U-avt's Fayetjcville on .Monday and Thiirf-
day morning?. To minutf? after rtun-ri.-*'.
Leaves \Vj!min-tor. on Tnc.^day and Fi idav Tnoriiim:?.
Steamer tanny Lutterloh. leavt-K KayeJte'vUle on Tuesday
and f-Dday murninjvs.lo minutes alter pun-ritse
I.eaves Wilmin-ton Wednesday and Saturday moruinss
Both c.arryiuir Freight and Pa.'^.'sengers.
Steamer Ilnwnn. with full sets of Lighters. run.s regul;»rly
carrying Freight only
The regularity of our Boats on all .«tage.«: of the Hlver. and
the dtisputeh and promptness in delivering goods are too well
known to require eommetit
'Poour patrons we tender onr thanks for the very liberal
patronage heretofore be.stowed. and can assure aU.>4hipperllial
noeffort.swillbespared in future.and feel conlideiit that our
facilities for despatch are equal if uot superior in any line on
Cape Fear River. w.P KLLIOTT.
Agent for Lutterlohii Co.
Fayetteville. N. C.. Oct.25.1S5C 21-tf
31?"
Mi
NOTICE.
Per.sons indebted to Jas. C. .McEachin, as Guardian
ol the bells ol John Morri.son. dec d. ar(‘ bereliy re-
.spectfnlly informed, that said guardian has in a great
majority of instances endorsed and transferred their
notes to the undersigned. Also, tliat our urgent ne
cessities, ajiart from the reqi irenients of tlie endorser,
compel ns to collect as speedily as possildo. .\11 those
indebted will therefore oblige us. and themselves too.
by paying u)i imiuediatcdy. We must and will sue
ivliere the money is not forthcoming.
-V. D. MORRI.SON.
J. M. MORRISCN
N. A. MORRISON.
March 7. 18,)7. . 40-(f
H. A; K, ,1. IaIlIaV
.\RE now ruceivinp; o;--r of iln* l.ARGi:.T .\XD
.MOST JiEsiR.VBLE SToTKS OF ('.ooD.-; iin-y
have ever liiul the pleuMire ofofferin” to th-.ir eu^t.'
uicr?, embraciii«r a variclics uf
Stnplo ;tinl l-'aiuv Dry Dootls,
lI.kTS, BONNET.S, U.\lBUKI.LAS,
lieady-.VIade I lotliii g, Ac.
—.tL.SO-
2.j() Casfs HohIs atul SIihos.
well assorted; all of which arc olluretl at rea.'tHi t’ 1
prices lor ca>h or ro-'d paper. I ho atienlioii of . in
country luerchants. am! wholesale buyers j:encra;!v. i-
iuvituti to this stock.
Fayetteville. Sept. 5, 1S.'>7. bo-fit
IDvMOX .XL.
E. K. MOORE has removed to the Store recentlv
occupied by William Taylor. doors Ea.'t of H. l'..
.Myrover k Co., where he w»uld be plea.scd to see h;'
old customers ami all others who uish to Luy tietid.-i
Cheap.
The Notes and Accouiit.sdne \V. F. k E. I'. Moore
and Moore k Bro., cun found as above.
^c'pL 5. till-1 in
DON’T ALL lO.nE AT ONCeI
Oct. IS.
5U Tons X^o 1 Peruvitin flnaiio.
Eor sale by
G. W. WIl LIAMS & Co.
August 29 0.5-tf
aXiSlMEtMIOI^S & CO’S BI RECl,
STAGE LINE FRO.M F.AYETTEVILLE TO
SALEM.
IVe have just placed more stock on this route, and
can cheerfully recommend it to the traveling piildic
IS heing the best stockeii. fast,-st and che.tpest lim
rorn Fayetteville. The best Coaches and fastest hor-
"■S. ms.st of which .".re ewtirely new- All we ask now
s to please give ns a trial, the line is far superior to
chat it ever ha.s been. We thijik it will recommend
isell. l’a.ssengers west will save .S!,41) and those for
-alem will find it .82.40 (cheaper tiian any other route
Leaves Fayetteville Monday. Wedne.«day and Fri-
lay at 12J I'. M. Leaves lUgii Point Tnesilav. Thiirs-
my and .Satunbvy at 11 A. M., immediately "after the
: rams arrive from both North and .South. No delen-
iHiu at any point. Tickets at the Fayetteville Hotel.
E. T. tt J. \V . CLE\I.Mi)N.S. Contractors.
Ang.%>9, (l:)-(lt-pd
]3. F.
Liiuriuburgli. X'
P tints,
Sale by
-Vug. 15,
Oil
Varnish, Hrnslies, Jin-
S. J. HINSDALE.
FOJt S AI.B.
The StilHcrlbcr de.sirins: to emigrate to ilip \Ve?t.
offer? for sale his entire L.VXDS, including about six
hundred acre.s. generally known as Chalk liOvel. lying
in the upper end of Harnett county. 3 miles East of
Cape Fear River, and on the road leading from Fuy-
elteville to Chapel Hill. Store. Dwelling, Out-llou.ses,
all in lir.'it rate order.
Tho Store is at a fine business stand, and is not to
be excelled by any country store in tlie Stale. There
are also upon the premises an excellent well of water
within l.» or 20 of the House, a fine young or
chard of Fruit Trees, a Tan Yard in perfect order,
which peys well when in operation. Also, a Blacksmite
Sliop with Tools. iVe.
Any person wishing To purchase such a )dace would
do well to call end examine it for ihemselvk.s. 1 am
determined to sell, and will make terms east’ for the
purchaser. A. II. DEWAR.
N. B The place is one of the healtliiest in the
.Southern country,
August. G3-(f
PE.IBCE & CO.,
DEALERS IN
i'ORP.IG.V A.VD DO.MESTIC DRV GOOD
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS. AND SHOES,
Umbrellas and Ready-Made Clolhing,
HAY STREET,
F-IYETTEVILIX Y. €.
ot PK.\KCE.]
tjfu.nglst.
[•f. W. PKAUCF JU
fil-tf
Oolialtisoli Acadeiiiy-
Tin; next Session of this In.stitutioii will begin on
Mondav the 2lst of .September, inider Ihejoint cliarge
of Mr Thoma.s J. Robinson, and Mr George A. Cairns.
The Academy Iniilding i pleasantly situated on Hay
Mount. u:id iu its location combines the advantages
of ample room for the oat door exercises of the Stu-
leiits. and freedom from all causes of hindcrance in
the lilligent pursuit of tludr studic.s.
ft is the ilesire of the Instrticlers to make this a
.school of rank, aiul they call upon Parents and
tfuaidians to aid thejii, b}- their patronage-, in the ae-
coi::|dishmenl of this pni’pose, believing that there rs
in Fayetteville and its vicinity a sufficient number of
Boys to support such an Instituticn.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For Primary .Students, per ses.'ion, (20 weeks.) $12 5(1
,\dvanc‘-‘d English “ “ IS no
“ Classical •* 25 (to
‘‘ Contingencies “ •• 5o
One half of ruiilon fees to be paid in advance.
.Semi-.\nnual reports of the .scholar.^hip of each Boy
will b(! .sent to the Parent or (Diardian.
Aug. lotli fi3-7t
VV. H.
"IV
.'ll-; AM) 4:ti; bf.XT.
1 :)(! for .’ulo
rr.;sii from t!:-.: kiln.,
’.’"I-
'■ ii.,ia‘..l Pbt.A'-r,
bt’l' PlaWrring Hair,
I G .i.icki.Tol anil ilvrrino,
i^ Livrrnool Salt, ”
.Alijio .Salt; 2 bushnl Sacks.
J. W. POWER13.
; «9-tf
Lie, aiifl forwai'd the )ian)es, by Ailgilst Isl, to
He spc'nils nine months of each year in this place. | this Office. As soon as 1500 siil)scribers afe
’ obtained, the first nninber will be issued. If a
faithful a)id vigorous effort is made in the next
two months by those Hho take a lively interest
in this work, we will without doubt, be able to
beirin the publication at the end of that time
with a payin.? stil)scription list of at least 3000.
Address, Editors of the North Carolina
Presbyterian, Fayetteville, N. C.
Fayettaville. May 20, 1857
VV. N. TILLINGHAST
Is now receiving a large uinl well a.s?orted Slock of
Ula.'S, tiifl Earlliei;ware,
Loukivig- Glas.ses, Brilfaiiia,
and Silver Pialci! Ware,
Fancy Goeds, &. House
Fiiriiishini; Hard yy arc.
M. P.-UIhKK;
AS JUST RECEIVED
, - urge and fancy assort-
Hc invites the attention of Country Merchants to his ' of BOOTS & SHOES; Ladies' Gaiters,
Stock, and is satisfied that they cannot find a better g.^tin and colored ; Ladie.*?’and Gents’DA!VCI5ift SHOES
; a.ssoiTmciit of Gooils for ilieir tra le. or cheaper (when ^ beautiful pattern, and every style of ar-
deiivered at their doors,) in one House anywhere.
; Sep*. 5, fiG-2m
10,000 ll». TalloYV TV anted,
For which the highest cash price will be paid.
Oct. 1, 1850. A. }I. CAMPBELL
. ticle in his line.
I His stock is choice and carefully selected by him
self, and buyers will find it to their interest to call be
fore purebasiug elsewhere. Corner of Gillespie and
i Franklin strec’s.
' April 22,18.57.
47-tf
T IJ !{ I. I \ G T O X,
General Coiiiniissioii itlcrchaiif,
NORTH WATER STREET,
Ji7l/!n?i^/on, ]V. C.,
Will give personal attention to the sale or .shipment of
ail consignments of Naval Stores or other country
produce, and any oMier bn^ine.ss entrusted to his care
will be promptly attended to. '
a^pril 18 1857. iv
a*
ADAMANTINE and TALI.OW CANDLES; fine
and common TOD.\CCO; and almost anything in the
Grocery line. Cheap as the cheapest!
G W. I. GOLDSTON.
Fob'y 7, 1857. 3fi-tf
TAKJ^ XOTICE.
THE Subscriber having, at June Term 1857. of the
Court of Pleas, and QaarLer Se.ssions for the County
of Cumberland, qualified as .\dmini.strator upon the
Estate of Willie F. .Moore, hereby notifies persons hav
ing claims against the said E.state to present the .same
Wliite Lc.'kI jiikI
-ale by
Aug. 15,
aiiiHfes:
Aug. 15
\V ;t t e r,
tiJ-tf
Oil, (or
.v;. J. HINSDALE.
(;.3-lf
(or sale l)v
S. J. HINSDALE.
A. -4. AJcIveShaii
Re.spectfully informs his friends and the public.that he
has built up large substantial Brick Buildings at liis
Old Stand, expressly for manulucturing Carriages.
Thankful fur the very liberal patronage he has receiveil
for the last 21 years, he hopes by strict attention to t
busine.ss, with a desire to give sali.sfactjon. to inm-it a
ODiitinuance of the same, lie warrants his work to be
made of the best material and Ity exiierienced workmen !
in each branch of the business. His work will comjmre ■
favorably with any made in tlie United States, for neat- I
iie.ss and duraldlity. . . . ^
He is determined to sell and do any work in liis Hue
on as good terms as any work ilone elsi^wlivre that is as
well done. He now has on hand, finished, the largest
stock ofCARlUAGES.BAROUCHES. ROCKAWAVS.
AND BUUrtHES. ever ollevod in tliis place, and a very
~ 1 large stock of work nearly finished, whicdi will be sold
........V I 4 1 -.1 • I •' .. I vorv low for Cash. or on short time to punctual cu>1 tun-
propel ly authenticated Within the time prescribed by ; - than ONE HUNDRED
laa.otbcnvtso this notice will be pleaded in tbe liar ! n.,;.,,,,,,! and
struction.
•?jO^All work
J.
-t received a
W. LKTT
Hasia t received a large and general STtiCK O!
GOODS suited to the Fall ami M'f n ter trade, con.si.^linj.
ol’ a choice .selection of
Aiil Fancy DUY OOOHS,
/?/«/.« and Shoes, with almost cveryLhiiig desira) Ic in
tha! line.
PRIME FAMILY OROCERIK.S always to be liad
AT LETT’S.
Goods .sold at the lowest prices for CASH, or ex
cliangod for ctuintrv produce.
Sopt. U. lK.-ifi. ' ly-pd
For Sale Low.
470 Bags I’eruvian'G nano,
15 BIjI.s. New Orleans Molassl;*,
170 Bolts Cotloii Bugging 2J llis. (ler j’l'il,
25 Half and f|iiarter liLls No 1, Mackerel,
25 Barrels iirime Fork,
2 11 lids. Bacon (Shoulders)
100 Bales Hay,
10 Coils Bale Rope.
-
Sacks Liverpool Salt
to arrive.
T. S. LUTTERLOII.
Sept 12 .3t
13“ Tlie tintlersitriietl wislies (o
piircliase 2500 hlil.s. No. I. Rosin,
4000 ■' “ 2. k 3 Do
T. ,S. LUTTERLOII.
Sept. 12. 3t
DAVID iMcDIt'KIE,
RlilCIt .YIASOJi AM) IM/ASTIillKH.
A NV PERSON desiring work done in the best
l\ style in the alMive dipartment, can secure niy
services by addressing me at Fayefteville. N. C.
Mr D. McD., will take contracts any where in the
country, within 1(M» miles from Fayetteville, and
prompt atfention will be given to the same.
8ep. 12, 1867. Jy
pleaded
of their recovery.
Debtors to the .saidEstate will please make payment
immediately. E. F. MOORE.
Jnne 6, .53-tf
course of con-
.1. C. POE.
IlK.VI.EIt I.N
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
HAT.S, CAPS, COOTS. SIIOKS, A>D
Ready-Made Clothing.
Particular attention paid lo Ladies^ Dress
Goods and Trimmings.
HAY STREET. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
November Sd. H56. tf
de byhim is warrantud 12 months
with fair u.sago. and should it fail by Uad workmanship
or material will be repaired free ofcliarge.
Persons wishing to buy would do well to call juid
examine fo themselves.
Ordersth.iiikfully received and promptly attended to. \
R) pairing executed at short notice and on very rea
sonable terms,
Favettcville, Oct 1 185fi.
NOTICE.
Tliere will be a celebration of the anniversary r»'
the Richmond Temperance and Lilterary Soch'ty hel.»'
at Richmond .Academy near .Montpelier, on the la-'
Saturda}* of Septem!*er. All peivons friendly to stir
eause.'j, are resj^ectfully invited lo attend; as eloquent
speeche.s are e.\}>ected on tliat occasion.
Sept 12 fi7-2t
Ml'.DICAL COLI.ECIb OF GEORGLV,
AT AUGUSTA.
The TwentySixlh course of Lectures in this Inc -
tulitni, will cenimence on Monday, the 2d NovenilH t
next.
Emeritus Professor of Anatomy, G. M. Newton. M.I-
Anatomy. 11 V Cam]ibell. M. D.
Surgery. L. A. Dugas. M. D.
Instiuiies and Practice of Medicine. L. D. Ford.M.lL
Materia Medica. Therapmitics and Medical Jurispi;:
deuce. 1 P Giaviu. M. D.
Uii'tYdrics and Diseases of M'oincn and Infants. J. A.
Eve.M. J).
I’hvsiology and Pathological Anatomy. II. V. M.
MdleV.M. D.
(.'hemistry and Pharmacy. Ale.v. Means. M D.*
Jieinonstralor if Anatomy. R Campbell. M. D.
Assistant Demonslrutor of Analomv, S.B. Simiron-'-
M.I),
(.Rinical Lectures will be delivered in tbe City IIe-
pilal and at the Jackson street Hospital.
Fee fir whole Course. SUtf).
Matriculatii'n Ticket (to betaken once.) $5
For furlloT purtictilars. apply to any memb( r of
the Faculty, or to I. 1*. GRAVIN’, Dean.
Sept .Otb, 1857. fifi-tf
P.TAYLOll
1I.\S removed to the Stor
Moore »!t Brollo r.\\hen- he wil
friends ami customer.'^.
Se))t 12 fi7.3t.
recently occnpii d b\'
be pleased lo see hi.-'
THE uiider.signed having executed a power of At
torney to E. F. Moore, he is thereby authorized to make
all st'ttlements for me in my name, and generally to
transact all busines.-sasl might or could do were I per
sonally present. J. J. .MOORE.
June G, 53-tf
FOR SALE.
Heavy 4-4 Beaver Creek Sheetings.
Cotton Yiirn, Warp and Filling, Nos. 5 to 10.
AL.SO,
Belt, Picker, Roller and Luce LEATHERS.
Oils and .Manufacturer’.sFiuding.s.
Wint(?r strained. Sperm. Hard and Linseed Oils,
.Shuttlie's Isinggta'S. i‘'rencu Glui, Eiuor'f, Rolic
Cloth and (Hass Steps.
J. a. HALL. Pres. B. C. M.Co.
July 2(5, l85tt I'-tf
S J. lHXaI).\EE"S Ague ^lixtiir*; also.
• Chaiupioiis’s Ague Medicine; Shallenberger’s
Fever and Augue Antidote, and Rowimd’s Tonic .Mi.x-
ture. For sale by S- J- HINSDALE.
Aug. 15. 63-tf
I .ADD & Bl/T’TEU.
EXTR.V GOSHEN' BUTTER;
" LEAF L.VRD, in quantities to suit. For
sijls ijy E. E. MOORE.
Sept. 5. CG-tin
isroceries! Csroceries!
I AM now receiving my Stock ol C»ROCLIULS, con
sisting in part as follows:
75 Sacks Coflee assorted;
2.' Bi»ls ami CuS(;s Sugar, do
50 Boxes hindy, as.«orted
85 Bids. Whiskey and Brandy;
75 Boxes .Manufactured Tol ucco.^
5( •• Lemon .uid BiaCuU;
2-1 cases Cbampagne Cider;
20.000 (--igars, assoi led. some very line;
40 boxes No. 1 Bar Soap;
30 •• Tran.spareat ilo;
1.') Pearl Starch:
20 half bids. -Eiigle .Mills” Scotch Snuff,
100,000 Percussion Caps, assorted;
oOO Ib.s, Potash, in tin cans;
201) Sacks Salt:
50 Bags Shot, assoited:
28 boxes Adamantine Candles;
25 “ Yeast l^owdersl
Anl a great many other Goods, all of wh.cli n ill be
.■sold low at Wholesale for CAbli, oi
prompt paying custoiiicrs. "oG-lui
Sept. 5,
'to the .Yfllh-trtt!
DR. CHARLES TIKIMRSON. of Bladen eouiity
I N. C.. rc.«pei;tfnlly calls liie aMfiitiou of all tlitise ui-
} flicted wiili Cancerous affections, to Hu* runaikald';
cures wh eii he has elh-ctt;*!. amt whlcli had been pie-
vioiislv given up by other jdiysicians in Bladen conniy
as incurable. These cases can he certified to by re
sponsible persons living in that county. Oue of Mm m
was .Mrs Malcom McLeod, and aiioiher wa- Mr Jm* Xr-
Kav. both of w hich was of long standing ;W)d of im
aggravat'd character. Any person wishing to )'•
cured of that dn-adfiil dise ase know n as Cancer. wMl
do well to apply to Dr. Tliompson.
The services of Dr. T. will also be found highly t -o-
fiil to all persons afflicted with Ulcer.? ami old .Sores o*
long Htanding, Uheumatisni. Tumors. Ac.
The Dr. can be consulted on the almve naincd^
plaint.s. bv either .seeing or addressing him at behiin-
Incrhorneb... .Mnore Co., N. C.. whore he intends reniam-
ins a few weeks. Tho.se .n need of his services will
do well tomnkc i.n.nediate nppl.eation. as use rem era
them more ddllenit lo cure. _ His direcUou is W hits
Hail I‘. »., Ubidon Co., N. C.
Sep 12. Jin-Jid ^
Pure Liquors, &c.,
CASKS BIASS LONDON FOKTER,
(Pints and Quarts,) diicct from Import-
ers and Warranted Genuine.
Al.'O, (iolden Sliciiy.H'ort. Madeira and Claret
IViiies. French Brandy. Holland Gin. aua Scbcid:.ui.
Eciiuapps. For Hale by
J VS. N. SMITH,
Druggist.
Sep. 12.
10
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