FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
BY PEMBERTON & SLOAN.
OCTOBER 3. IS 59.
B AC OX
BE V.S WAX
t-ANDLKS
Adamantine,
Spt-rm.
Tallow.
COKKEE
Rio.
Laguira,
Java.
COTTON
air.
MilJlinj.
13a 131-2, MOHSSES-
29 a 30
25 a 30
42 a 55
18 a 20
12 a 134
14 a 15
18 a 20
Cub
28 a 30
50 a 55
4.50 a 4.75
0.00 a 2.00
0.00 a 1.00
70 a 80
1.50 a 2 25
00 a 60
15 a 25
00 a 00
00 a 00
New Orleans,
NAILS
OIT.S
Sperm.
Linseed,
Tanner's.
POTATOES
Irish.
Sweet.
TOULTRY
Chickens,
Ducks.
Turkeys,
SALT
LiTerp'lpcrsiack
Alum per bushel.
SEED
Mar Seed.
TO a MM
it 1-2 a 9 3-4
00 a 9
Ordinary
COTTON BAfJGlNO
tSinny. 18 a 20
Dundee. 17 a -M
Burlaps. oo a 15
COTTON YARNS
Nor. 4 to 10. 1 00 a 1 05
DOMESTIC liOODS-
00 0 :
00 i
1 50
50
1 05 a 1.15
r.rownShictings. 8 1-4 a 8 1-2 !
CloTerprr pound,
SHOT
12 a 15
Osn.-ibure.
lo;; a li
FEATHEHS
ISH
M'krrel per bl.l
Shad p?r pound
"KI.OLTl
VavtHj.
' ' row.
tUlAIN
nrn.
Wheat,
Oats.
Teas,
Rye.
HIDES
Dry.
irtrcn.
J RON
A m?ricau,
Koglinh,
I.AKD
CF.AD
Common bag,
Buck.
SPIRITS
2 00 a 2.12
2 12 a 2.25
1.00 a 1 10
65 a 70
70 a 90
60 a70
35 a 40
12 1-2
12
10 a 101-2
8 1-4 'J
9 a 1-2
0 00 a 2.45
0.00 a 2 45
1M) a 1.25
CO 4Di
45 a 50
10 a $12 J
00 a 00
0 00 5 75 j
a 5.50 )
0.00 a .V25
0.00 a 5.00 I
1 10 a 1.20
l.Oo a 1.10 (
50 a 60 ;
:.o5 a i io ;
1 05 a 1.10 '
Teach Brandy,
N. C. Apple.
Northern.
N C Whiskey.
Northern do.,
SL'UAlt
Loaf.
Crushed.
Porto Rico.
New Orleans.
TALLO W
TURPENTINE
Yellow Dip.
Virgin
Srr pe.
Spirits pir gallon
WHITE LEAD
Per pound.
WINDOW JLASS
8 a 10
4 a 6
lia 7
5 a 55,
0 a 4
13H a 14
a V
0 a 10
Kigbt by ten. 2.00 a 2 20
Ten by twelve , 2 25 a 2.50
WOOL 00 a 20
Cotton- There has been a fair business done,
sales in the early part of the weak at JO J, afterwards
varying down to 10 cents. We believe 10 J to be
the highest market price.
Fi.orit The receipts have not been so large this
-week and there has been a brisk demand, we ad
vance our quotations, some sales are reported to
have been made 5 cents higher than above figures.
Shts Tl-hpkxtixe Receipts light, market firm,
with some sales as high as 4 1 cents.
Cokx Receipts light with a good demand.
JJacox Rut little offering, stock on market very
light, with an upward tendency.
Cattle 4 to 5 per lb. on fo t.
J'.ekk G to 10 per lb.
WIM1IXGTOX .MAUKET, Oct. 20 1859.
Turpentine, Kales yesterday of 30 bbls at 2 95 for
Virgin n4 Velio w Dip, 2S0 lb .4 being an ad
vacce of 5 ct.
Spts Turp. Sales yesterday of 2o bbls at 13 cts
Kosin., Sates yesterday of 200 bbls at 2 jO for No.
1, aud 15:) lor opaque.
NEW YORK MARKET, October '20th, 183.0.
At Lite clone yesterday.
Cotton firm. Flour unchanged. Wheat advanced
1 cent. Corn firm; Mixed $ I per bushel. Spirits
Turpentine dull at 4(1 a 47 cents per gallon. Rosin
dull at $1 5.5 per barrel. Rice firm at 3 a i cents
ix r lb.
LIVERPOOL MAUKET, Oct. 8th, 18.39.
' Ctsrrox. Sales for the past week reach 54,000
hales, of which :i,000 were to speculators, and
1 l,5f0 to exporters. Fair and Middling qualities
iiave slightly advanced. Inferior qualities are un
saleable. The Brokers and Manufactures strongly
complain of the sand an l dust mixed with cotton
and have memorialized the Chamber of Commerce
on thi subject. They say, that in the past year
their loss from this cause amounted to one hundred
tho isan I bales no quotations receive'!
Flour firm.
Wheat firm but market quiet.
Corn buoyant an I all qualities have slightly ad
vanced under speculators purchases.
Sugar active but slightly lower.
Jlice firm.
Jtosin firm at 4s. 2d. a 4s. 4d.
Spirits Turpentine steady at .".
0.1. a :.s. 9.1.
JonsoIs f r money closed at
15 j a l5i.
AV
7E AM -: .i-:c LIVING IN AUDITION to cur ;
present stock the following goods.
s:' lias Colfee, It'o. Lauira and Java.
."! Bills mil Lllid-s S'lar, different grades.
Io 1k)it So;i. asMirtetl qualities.
15 llll lUils Ivigle Mills JSiiult". in small bladders
20 Kixes and Kegs Super Carbonate- Soda.
2il " Stewarts Candy.
li da ll.:-. A bun lain'; and Sperm.
Si Bales Bagging. Dundee and Gunny.
I Tous llolluwware.
201) Sauks Liverpool Salt-i
-fm Lbs Bar Lead .
-i0 Bags nb.it.
IU0 Keft iiil--
A L $ O
T I . VI I W'AIil-G
AND CUTLKUY.
Sudilli ry, Collars, Wiiips,
S1IOKS AND SOLK LEATHER.
G 1X1 ; Kit, PEl'l'EU and Sl'lCE
Win low Glass. Butty and vVhitu Lead.
Cigars, Green and Black Teas.
Bale lope and Twine.
Manilla itope, Sash Cord Ac.
Broom. Buckets. Bails and ' itches.
Cotton Yarns and Sheeting t .'uctory prices.
And a good many other articles uu. mentioned, and
expect to make such additions to our stock, as the
trade requires. We will sell at wholesale or retail
low for CASH ; or on tune to prompt paying custo
mers, or exchange for couutiy produce.
Persons wanting goods in our line, are requested
to examine our stock belore purchasing.
BEMBEUTON & SLOAN.
K. I.. 1'KMHEKTOX"
Oct 1. W-tf
OKOIIOK SLOAN.
IP ROPER TOIl
flIIE subscriber offers tor sale on accommodating
1 terms. The Dwelling House and lots, near Mallett's
Mill, formerly the property of Johu Cruso, with the
jidji lining;.
The lot adjoining the above on the North, for
mery the property of James Ilollingsworth.
The Stores and Warehouse on Gillispie street,
at present occupied bv Mr, Jno. Murphy and
Mr. Sani l II. Steel.
The Lot on Gillispie street joining Mr. A. John
son on the South, aud the Mumford property on
tho North.
The Hoii-so an l lot on the corner of Orange aud
Chauncej' streets, formerly the property of Jona
than Jessup. Also four vacant lots joining the
above.
If not previously disposed of at private sale, the
ab
vo property will be sold at Auction at the
Market House, 011 Tues, loth Nov, at 12 o'clock,
M. AV. JESSUP,
A. M. CAMPBELL, Auc'r.
Oct. 21. w-ts
Ob's. A Pres. copy.
I will offer for sale at public Auction, on the prem
ises 011 Tuesday the 6th day of Nov. next, the
Plantation on which I now live, containing I535 acres,
together with all my Crop, Stock, Furniture, and
farming ut'.nsils. Any person wishing to locate in
old Robeson, for the purpose of farming or making
Turpentine, could not do better than to buy my land
as it is as good farmiug laud as any in the neighbor
hood, and is well timbered with round Pine. There
is a comfortable new dwelling House, on. the premi
ses, and also, a Saw and Grit Mill and Cotton Gin.
Terms for the land one fourth cash, the remainder
one. two and three years, for the personal property.
- M. McBRYDE.
Rand all die Robeson CO., Oct. 22. 1359 w-ts
BURETT'S KAUJSTON.
AS a wash for the cbmpltxion it has no equa1 -,
it is distinguished fornts soothing and piirif -ing
effect, allay idg all tendency to- innamatien.-
is also a powerfvl cleanser of the skin, removing ta
with its refreshing and invigorating properties, ren
der" it an indispensable requisite for the toilet of ev-
Foiia'le by JAS. N. SMITH.
Oct. 10, I8G9. w-tf
MARRIED.
In Wilmington, on Thursday morning, 2' th insst.,
by Rev. . Paul Repiton, Mr. Whitson B. Shemwell,
of Fayctteville, to Miss Margaret E. Oldham, of Or
ange co., N. C,
We acknowledge the reception of the printer's
fee. The happy pair have our best wishes for future
success and prosperity.
At St. Stevens Church, Goldsboro'. N. C, on the
morning of the 18th. Mr. C W. A. Barham, and Miss
A. G. Ballap.d.
DIED.
In Wilmington, about 3 o'clock on the morning
of the 18th inst., after a liugering illness, OWEN
HOLMES, Esq., aged 43 years and 7 mouths.
COME TO THE. FAIR.
The Sixth Annual Fair of the Cumberland Coun
ty Agricultural Society, will be held at Fayctteville
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 2d, 3d,
and 4th days of November next.
The Annual Address will be deliver on Thursday
by W. W. Holden Esq., of Raleigh.
The Executive Committee takes pleasure in an
nouncing that the Society is now in a more prosper
ous condition than at any previous period of its his
tory. No pains will be spared to make the ar
rangements for the Fair comple; and we now appeal
to the people of our Countey to come forward and
prove that they have county pride enough, with in
dustry, enterprise and public spirit to back it, to
make this Fair excel any previous one and to rank
far ahead of any other County Fair in the State.
The importance of such an institution for advan
cing the interests of the Farmer, the Mechanics and
the Manufacturer, cannot be doubted. It has for
its object the creation of an honest and laudable
spirit of emulation among them, by increasing their
efforts to excel in their respective departments. This
is an age of improvement and progress, and it is the
interest of all to keep pace with it. One important
step in accomplishing that object is to build up and
sustain exhibitions of industry and enterprise where
all may meet together, view each other's works,
compare notes, increase in knowledge, and take
fresh courage in their respective pursuits. An in
stitution hav ing such objects in view cannot fail to
meet the approbation and support of all.
AVe now invite our fellow-citizens to come and
join with us, and to bring with them for exhibition
every thing they may have; and we promise to do
every thing in our power to make the occasion one
of interest, profit and pleasure to every one. We
trust that our citizens gencraly will exert themselves
to make every department of our exhibition com
plete. We look to the ladies to fill Floral Hall. Thcy
have always performed this part well, and as the
time is rapidly approaching, we hope they will be
readj- again to prove that those who look to thein m
a good cause never look in vain.
We invite the citizens of the surrounding counties
to come and compete with us for the premiums, and
we assure them we will endeavor to give satisfac
tion to all.
A. A. McKethax,
J. W. Peakce,
J- Elliott,
J. W. Powell,
IIlgil McLean,
W. McL. Mc Kav,
David Mlhpiiv,
C. li. Mallett,
Jno. Kihkpatjuck,
John Ulie,
J.is. G. Cook,
S. J. Hinsdale,
Tueo. Evans,
Randal .cDaniel,
Jessee II. Hawlev,
J. A. Worth,
AVm. Aldekmax,
J. AV. Strange,
Akcii'd McLean,
H. L. Mykoveh,
John I. McLean,
Executive Committee.
Sept. 4th, 1S59.
The Meson Comity Fair ! !
I EXPERIENCE proves that Agricultural Societies
U properly conducted are invaluable institut'.ous
and indispensable in advancing the interests of our
Agricultural. Mechanical and industrial pursnits.
K ibjsou County, rightly appreciating t-lie importance
of such a stimuli!-3, succeeded in establishing a Socie
ty upon a permanent basis, which is now in a pros
oas co idition.
T.i! Kiftii A uiu il K."r will he h-lI nt Ttcl Springs,
0:1 Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, the ICth, 17th
and l.s h id' Nov. next.
All are therefore re.-pect fully solicited to come for
ward and furn'sh the various ilepartments. Agricul
tural. Mechanical an l Artiricial; with their best speci
mens. Wb know the ladies will furnish Floral Hall. Tiiey
XKVEii fail to do their part.
All the adjoining Counties are respectfully invited
to come t'i-ward and compete for premiums.
The Executive Committee take great pleasure in
annnunc ng hat they h ive succeeded in procuring 1
the servtjes of 1. M. McDowell. Lsq., ot lilaclen. to
deliver the Annual Address. Mr. McDowell is a prac-
t eal !-r aer. and li:s A I dress w .1 be appropriate to
the occasion. NL1LL Bl. Lv,
NEILL BUI!,
d.kc. McNeill
D. P. SMITH,
D. MeNKlLL.
Ex. Com.
jno. c. McMillan, j
w-2t
Oct. 14, 1869
Town Property For
Sale at Public Auction.
riMIl-l Dwelling House and Premises situated on
l Old .Street, the lute residence of Mrs. Perry.
Will be sold it Public Auctijn. to fhe highest bidder
at the Market House on Monday 24th October, at 12
o'clock, M. Possession given immediately, Termscrcd
it six months, with approved Negotiable Note. Also
six Shares of Stock iu the Fayetteville and Western
Plank Boad Co.
AVM. AVATJD.EN, Exfr.
of Beze Perrv.
JOHN II. COOK, AucVr.
Oct. 19, wts d-ts
mlfcll limn o n V Smith
I HAVE this day associate 1 with myself Mr. Michael
Smith, who has had an experience of live years in
the Hat and Cap business in the City of New York, and
is thoroughly conversant with every department, there
of. In consequence of this increased facility in pur
chasing, coupled with the fact that our Goods will be
bought exclusively for cash, we will be enabled to sell
all goods, in our line, to the trade and the community
at large, at as low tigures as they can be bought in
the Northern Markets.
A. McKIMMON.
The Style of the firm will be in future McRimmou
& Smith .
A. MCKIMMON".
Fayetteville, N. C, Oct 17,
MICIIAKT. SMITH.
w-lni d-lw
MRS. GIBSON has Just received her Fall fash
ions for Ladies and Children Dresses. The
Ladies are requested to call and See them, at her
residence, on Maxwell St.. between the Female High
School, aud tha Fayetteville Hotel
Sept, 15, 1599. d-(;w pd
Groceries I Groceries I
150
Bbls Mess Butt Rump and Prime Pork;
20 Hhds West Smoked Bacon:
10.000 Lbls. N. C. Smoked Bacon;
10 Bbls West Lard;
20 Kegs do do.
100 Boxes Ad. Candles,
75 Bbls N S Herring;
50 Hlf do do
10 Bbls Mullets. Oak and Tine.
50 Bags Rio Coffee.
.10 Boxe Cheese.
50 Bbls C Coffee and yellow Coffee.
25 Hhds Cuba Molasses.
2000 Sacks L G Salt.
75 Barrels Glue.
500 Empty Spirits Casks
30 Bales Cotton Bao-ine
SO Coils Rope; ic. &c.
wt ' J J- T. PETTEWAY, Co.
WiImingtoBTN. O.-Oct.O, 1859. dw-2ra.
Presb'y.TfaleighPapersi Tarbbro', Southerner copy
2 mos. and senT bin.
- CONC B5TII ATi D BKNZI K .
rpHE TJenzine removes all "iinds of Grease Spots
&c, from SHk Ribbon, Clothv &e., &c. Cleans
Gloves in a few. moments without affecting the color
and for cleaning all kinds of wool or silk Goods is
invaluable.
For sale by JAS. N. SMITH.
Oct. 10. w-tf.
Mf. J0ns0it r.,
HAS RECEIVED and is daily receiving by far the
largest and most desirable stock of Staple and
FANCY DRY GOODS,
ever offered by him to the public.
Not deeming it necessary to enumerate, he would
say it embraces all the New Styles for the Fall, aud
Winter trade. To which he would call the atteution
of his old Customers and the Public generally.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON Jr.
Sep. 8, 1859. d w tt
.GUOCKK I KS AT WIJOI.KSA L.E.
I AM now receiving my Stock of Groceries for the
Fall Trade, consisting in part as follow?,
15 Bags Coffee ;
50 Bbls. Coffee Sugar :
20 finds. Mousses ;
50 Boxes Tobacco factory prices 5
7 Adamantine Candles ;
3:) i Bbls. Snuff Eagle Mills ;
50 Boxes Candy ;
201)00 Lbs. Ira assorted j
50 boxes No. 1 Soap :
25 M Cigars :
502 Bags Corn :
75 Bales Eastern liny ;
15 Firkins Butter ;
2C Bbls. Leaf Lard ;
35 4 Bbls. No. I Mackeral ;
500 Lbs. Cod l;isb, &c, &c.
Sept, 15, 1859.
E. F. MOORE
A
LARGE QUANTITY of Cotton and linen!
Rags for wuieli fair prices will be naid.
DAVID MURPHY
Aug. i, Ijt59 d-tf
SECOND STOCK.
Stair & Willliams,
Importers -unl Jobbers of
JForeiffft and, Domestic
Dry-Goods.
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Uumbrcllas and
Heady-Made Clath ing.
West end Fayetteville Hotel Building.
A HE now receiving theirSecoud purchase of Goods,
or the Season. This Stock is large and well
worth the attention of buyers, who are invited to
call and examine for themselves.
J. It. STAUR. J. M. WILLIAMS.
Oct. 13, 1859, d& w-tf
DRESS MA.KINa i
r A DIES CAN BE SERA'ED IN THIS LINE
aud work done promptlv. by calling at
A LEX' It JOHNSON, Ju's.
Sept. 2G, 1859. d k w tf
DESl A ABLE PROPERTY
SALE AT AU TlOiV.
i OR
T
1 HE subscriber will offer for salf a desirable Dwtd"
Iiit and lot on Harrington's Hill, known as I lie
Crow properly. Said properly to l.e sold at the
Market house, on Tuesday ot Nov. Court.
K. A. BLACK.
Sept. 29, d & w t-s
Guano ! Guano ! !
40,000 "us x"
1 Peruvian. For sale 1.
E. F. M0 ORE.
Sent lo
MONEY WANTEI). .
"IIE subscriber having suffered a heavy loss by
l the tire of last night, earnestly requests all per
sons indebted to him to make immediate pavnieui.
Oct. . 1S.)9. dJtwtf M. MeKlNNON.
I il i 1 i Bbls Spirits of Turpentine Wanted.
LlUUU between the 1st of October and the
1st of January 18(J0. at the market price.
PAGE & SURLES.
South Corwcr cf Market Square next door to A. J.
Woodwards Clothiujf l-jirim. - - -
Sept. 10, iSj'.K d-Jt-w-4-W
Dissolution of CojMirt
ING to the death of Mr. Leon Bran t. who died
on tue 1 ot 11 ot July last, tne tirm ot It. Y, 1.
Brandt is from this day' dissolved. Th business will
be continued as heretofore iu all its branches under
theFiimof GEORGE BRANDT.
Persons indebted to the Firm of G. & L. Brandt will
please cal I and settle with Geo. Brandt immediately,
as the business of the old tirm must be settled up.
GEORGE BltANDT.
The business will be iu future conducted by Ceo.
Brandt. See Advertisement.
Oct 1-j d w f-f
Bagging and Hoop Iron.
fA YDS. Gunny Bagging.
0VJilJ Hoop Iron and Rope, for sale by
7 E. F. MO015 E.
mO Teachers or Common Schools in Cumberland Co-'
1 Teacher are hereby notified that an cxattdnatiun
as to qualiticat'.ons to teach in the Common Schools in
this county, will be held at the District School House
on Gillespie Street, on Saturday, 29th inst., commen
cing at 10 o'clock A. M.
A. M. CAMPBELL, Churn.
Oct It w-2t
Bonnets ! Sonnets ! I
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BONNETS, trimmed or
untrimmed, always on hand and sold low at
Sept. 2tt. d & w t-f A. JOHNSON JR S.
ED GLOVER
HAS RECEIVED HIS FALL STOCK OF
Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware and Mili
tary Goods,
THO which he invites the attention ot his
" 1 customers and the public, and as
sures them he will sell anything iu his
line as cheap as can be purchased either
North or South.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of
Watches and Jewelry.
Sept 8, 1859. d w 3-m
"Whiskev and. Brandy.
110
BBLS. Pure Com Whi.-key ;
25 -
InnU I ,.1. -
20 "
20 "
15
For sale by
Sept 15
N. E. Rum ;
American Brandy ;
Old Rye Whiskey.
E, F. MOORE.
Silver Plated Castors.
Silver Plated Spoons.
Silver Plated Porks.
A FRESH Sunnlv received. An assortment al-
JLX. Wi
ays ON HAND, at the -CROCKERY STORE.'
; 4. d-tf w in-tf W. N. TILLINGIIAST.
June
Gold and Silver Watches.
CLOCKS, & JEWELRY.
Silver and Plated Ware, Fine Cutlery.
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c.
JUST received in the above line, a
large aud handtome assortment, to
i aether with numerous other articles.
Purcim-cis are invited to cull ana examine a
Hay Street. v PUOB-
-pEPAlRINGof Watches, Clocks, and Jobbing
strictly attended to.
. Atigi 26.
d w tf
F M. & W. L. 3Ieadow's Tobacco.
JUST RECEIVED 25 BOXES which 1 will sell lo
at reduced factory prices. ..nyw
July 27 1S59. JAMES W. HORNE.
Bonnets ! Bonnets ! ! Bonnels ! ! !
o
F ANY MATERIAL or Style, made at short
notice at
A. JOHNSON, JR'S.
Sept, 26. d W-tf
(KedPo BraMt,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER I3j
ST&FUB AMD FAMGY
DRY GOODS,
FRENCH ARUFICIAIS,
MAKTUI.AS, SORBETS.
.DRIiSN TIUMMLNUS,
Clothing and
FURNISHING GOODS,
AiD CAPS,
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, AND
VALISES,
(DOJTlLIESffi
BOOTS &MB
SitOES, MI 8
Omjjsical -ISSTUMENTS
OP ALL KINDS,
HAVANA SEGARS, &c, &c,
Comprising in all, one of the largest, handsomest
and the most thorough assortment of Goods ever ex
hihited in this market, and will be sold very cheap for
CASH, or on time to prompt paying customers. Our
frieuds. and the public generally are very respectful
ly invited to give us an early call and secure a good
bargain.
t G. & L. BRANDT,
South Side Hay Street, Fayetteville, N, C.
Oct 14 d-lt
TOSJPDR TSJtlEJW
Powder-Flasks, SSiuC-BeSts ami
Pouclies, Game-Ba, Dram
Flasks, Percussion Caps,
Cleaning Rods, Cap-Primers, JYipple
. IVrcnchcs, Colts and Jlltens
j Pistols,
parlor Pis olsand Ball Caps, Musket Calls and Caps,
J FISH HOOKS. LINES. CORKS SINKERS
1 AND REELS.
I For Sale at the Watch aud Jewelrv Store. No. II,
Hay Street, W. PRIOR,
j Oct, 13, d-:it 2-t
i HAY STIIK..T,
f FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
PIRITS TURPENTINE. Cotton, Flour, Back
Country Liquor. Dried Fruit. Flaxseed, Beeswax.
Fallow, Tobacco, &.C.. Ac, purchased at the. highest
Market prices.
1. aruonsigninents solicited.- .-
GEO. W. SPERLING.
Oct 15, 183.1.
wlf
(October J8d!l.
fftlTE UNDERSIGNED
herewith begs leave to ac-
Ttir-, Distillers, and the inhabitants of t umbtrlumt ,
Sanjfseii , J01 nstoii . ll'irnett, Moore, Vhuthm.i,
Rau 'to.'ph. R'ahinotid, Rob-son, Cjfumbtis ami 7i.'a-
Ratto'ph
ileu:4ad the adjoining Counties generiilly, tna. he
hasjjst received his kXTJZJK'PlFE STOCK OF
Fr,L. A N D WlNTKlt GOODS.
l;itel,jpurcha.ed, which he oilers for sale at the lowest
pricA
Iklfeels proud to state that ho car. e hibit the
hauimomcstiu best stock o( GENERAL M ERCHAN
BIZl that was ever oifered in Fayetteville ; consisting
In paAt of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods ; English
an . Ifench Delaines. American and English Prints ;
Maibi"o' Stripes. Kerseys, Li nseys. Kentucky Jeans,
B
T
Satti-tts. Tweeds, Shawls in great varieties anil
srvi.ii ; Blaukeis and Wrappers; Flannels and Ho
se rys 5 Bleached and Brown Shirtings; Osnabiiigs
aud Sortn-Caroliiia Shirting and Varus ; Irish Linen,
Jackvtietts and Cambricks. Ac. Ac. Ae.
Pins. Needles. Hooks and Eyes. Elastic Silk and
Leather Belts : Snuif aud Snuff-Bo.ves ; Blackiug ;
Gun und Pistol (J.ijis. Ac Ac.
Alsma large and well selected stock of BOOTS and
.SHOES, R'o-ans. and Ladies and Gentlemen's GAI-
TEl!S.j A Lu ge stock of
flats, Cap. asi;f Umbrellas,
Coff'b, Sugar. Tea. Cheese. Butter, Salt, Bacon.
Candle?,' Sap ; Mackerel and Fish ; Molasses; Paint;
Wimlov Glass; Putty ; Butter and Soda Crackers;
Powdertand Shot ; Woodonaud Willow-ware : Match
es, Arc. .'Ac, Ac
S weeds and American hammered Iron and best Cast
Steel; Corn Shelters. Straw Cutters. Ploughs and
other Agricultural implements.
A spljndid assortment of Hardware, consisting of
TABLE and POuKET CUTLERY ; single and double
barrel Guns, some very fine' Rifles and Revolvers.
Sfc If Collins9 .flxes.
Ratchets. Sieel Spades and Shovels, Manure Fotks.
Grubbing and Weeding Hoes. Drawing Knives, Gim
blets. Hinges and Screws. Cotfee M lis. Frying and
Stew-Pans, Cotton and Wool Cards. Nails, Water and
Well Buckets, Tubs and W 11 Wheels.
l'OTSr OVEN. SPIDERS, HORSE
And Mule Shoes and Nails ; Wrapping Twine, Plough
Lines and Shoe Thread.
BEUNOS AYRES OAK TANNED SOLE
LEATHER ; BAGGING and ROPE.
4f large Assortment of
Liquor, consisting of OLD RYE, MONONGAIIEL.A
DEW'.BROP ; an 1 NORTH CAROLINA Will SKY.
and BRANDY, PUI FRENCH BRANDY, Scotch
Whiskey. New England and Jamacia Rum. Pure Hol
land Gin and Schedam Sohnaps, White. Brandy tor
Wine, Mixing, Tenuaut Scotch Ale, and Freeman's
London Stout, and many other articles too numer
ous to mention.
All of which 1 offer for sale at the lowest ntiCES
for cash, or barter for country produce.
Dried Fruit Flzwsecd9
Spirits Turpentine
Cotton, Flour, Ifacfr
country JJViislty
and Rrandy.
In. short, all kinds f Produce purchased atr
me tughest JSlarket rates, cither
For Cash or Barter.
GRO. W. SPERLIN G
Oct.
'5, w-lm.
Bmnaeete and
A Large Lot, Beautiful Styles.
Very CUeap. M Jo. IT
iJtlarleet Sauare
FAYETTEVILLE.
B ACO N ! IS A CO N ! !
OX HHDS. Good BACON. Jut received and for
JdO salet.y E. F. -MOOIiE.
ffilbbons
STATE CAR AND
MACHINE WORKS-
THE undersigned having located in the town of
Fayetteville, N. C. and erected buildings suita
ble for Car. and Machine Works, would give notice
that they are prepared to execute all orders for Cars
of every description, also all kinds of Machine work,
such as repairs of Steam Engines, Cotton. Mill and
Mining Machinery, heavy forging, such as Mill Spin
dles, Cranks, &c., at short notice.
By an arrangement made with the Boston Belting
Company, we are prepared to receive orders lor all
kinds ot India Rubber Belting and Hose at their pri
ces. 1 )
Having started onr Engine, and Woodwork's Plan- '
UV fce Prep.:lltd to P'e all descriptions of Lum- I
!"an; Mantling, which will be kept on hand for !
sale either in the rough or dressed, as parties may de-
t-M-filvi3- t,ak,Ca ff ho frcpHott of Buildings, ma-
with no Cd',an;- faH kinds executed
with neatness -and dispatch
a",,, !'rSl? mwd"eto Stores fitted.
Sash. Doo s and Blmds manufactured, eqnal to any
taing of the kind to be found in the Northern market
WALTON & BARRY,
Car Builders and Machinists.
Fayetteville, Oct 3. 1859. d & w t-f
cuockbuyT
Ciiina, Glass-Ware
AN D LOOKING-GLASSES.
W. X. Tlfl.lXCSIf AST,
TSn
X er
nov receiving in s fALI, STOCK, which include
entire asortmeuts of new styles of White Granite
and Blue Printed Ware,Plaiu and Cailt China Tea
Sets ; a good assortment of
Com iu ; 11 Wares,
and a stock of Glass-Ware twice as large as usu-..l
Tho Earthen-Ware having beeit imported to order,
and the Glass bought at auction, at less than manufac
turer's prices, he is snrc'that he can furnish Counts y
Merchants with goods quite as cheaply as they can
supply thcmselucs from the North.
Sept. 17, 1859. dlt-w-tf
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
ROBESON COUNTY.
Court of T 'If as and. Quarter Sessions
AuguM Term, 1S59.
Jacob Alford, Adm'r of Arch'd McKay, dcc"d,
0.
Ncllv McKay, and others.
PETITION FOR ACCOUNT AND SETTLEMENT.
Iu this case it appearing to the Court that Alex?r
McKay, ArchM McPhaul, Zhtniel Mcl'haul, Flora Mc
Phaul, Alex:r M.cPhaul, Wili-o i Thammond, and wife
Elizabeth, William McPhanl, and Campbell, all re
side beyond the limits of this State. It is therefore
ordered that Publ cation, be made in the North Car
olinian, for six weeks notifying said Defendant?, to
appear at the next Term of this Court to be held at
the Court House in Lumbertou, there to plead answer
or demur to said Petition, or Jugment pro eotifesso
will be rendered, and the same heard ex part as to
them.
Witness John M. Ilartman, Clerk of our Said Court
at ouice in Lumberton the Fourth Monday in August
A. D. 185'J.
J M. IIARTMAN. Ci.ehk.
Oct. 12 Tr-Adv. SG.25, 5t-w lt-d'
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
ROBESON COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
iwrusl Perm, 1859.
It is ordered by the Court that the following Tracts
of Land b;; sold for the Taxes. The Owners beinjp
non-residents, of the County. Therefore Publication
be ma le in the North Carolinian, according to law
Ford, Eli as B. 3 0 acres on Aligator Swamp $2.73
Mclutyre, John C. 1()5 " west of Ashpcle ttl
Mclntyre, D. W. 15" " " 73
From the Minutes.
JOHN M. IIARTMAN. Cj.kkk.
. Oc t.l 2. Tr. Adv. !-;:). IS 5-tw I -td
PRICES IN
THE STATE!
r AM aiM-fiiri.. ii.c iuiiti.i pi;?-rr l"o. I young
JL L( R( ibS. Persons bavmg
any to
dispose ot
wouj,i u-en j,y jriving
sfatinr-the size are,
x.. no,r,,s ' 0
me the first call,
or write to
quality and appearance of
their negroes
I may always
Favetteville.
Aug. 12. 18.9.
be
found at the Shemwell House,
JNO, O. ARMSTRONG.
is w-tf
OX AND COOKING STOVES on hand at
C. W. ANDREWS.
Market Square.
TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON AND IRON WIRE
For sale by C. W. ANDREWS.
Market Spuare.
1) LAIN AN D JAPT TIN WARETyTWHO LSSALE
aud Retail by C.W.ANDREWS.
Market Square.
Sept. 17, 1S:9.
8 tw 3-td
DRUGS & MEDICINE.
Samuel J. Hinsdale,
Is now receiving his Fall supply of
DRUGS MEDICINE, CIIEMIGALS,
Pain is, Oils, Dye-Slnlis.
GLASS, PERFIIIEBV, PAFfciST JIEIHC1XES, kr., &c.
To which he invites the atteution of Phy- I
sicians and County Merchants.
733- Particular attention given to or-!
ders.
SAMUEL J. HINSDALE.
Dnikeist.
Havana Cigars.
FEW tliousau.l superior HAVANA Cigars. F
sale l.y " S. J. 1IIXSDLK.
Glass and Putty-
DOXIES WINDOW GLASS, for sale l.y
S. J . HINSDALE.
200
White Lead,
ZINC :
qiANXKIJS' OIL
A Sperm Oil ,
Neat.-ifV.ot Oil ;
Kerosene Oil ;
s. j. ihn.sdalt:.
Linseed Oil :
Lrd Oil ;
Whale Oil ;
For sale by
Just Received-
4 VERY beautiful assortment ' of English
and
1. French II A I It AND TOOTH
liKUSUES, and
BUFFALO
HORN COMHS.
ALSO
Lubin's Extracts, Cermati Cologne, Pomades and
Hair preparations.
By S. J. HINSDALE.
Kerosene Oil-
KIIIT
colored Keritscnc
Ot I, best quality.
S. J. MlNSDALfc.
j sale by
ftE.ERAL ORDER SO. 6.
Head Quarters
33rd Regiment N. C. Malitiu.
Fayettevillo. Oct. 14 1S"9.
THE Commis-io:ied and non-commissioned officers
nf tho ssivi llecinieot of North Carolina Militia,
ire hereby ordered to oppear at the Court House in
Fay'Jttevitle, on Friday the 11th. ov. at lu o clock
A. M-, armed and equipped as the law directs, lor
DlAUo to parade their respective Companies, at the
same place on Saturday the 12th Nov. at 10 o'clock.
A M., for review ar.d inspection.
By orJer of Brig'd-Gen'l DRAUGHAN.
C. E. LEETE Col.
TIIOS. C. FULLEli, Adj't.
Oct. 14, 1859. w-tm dl t
Uocklisl. .Mill at Auction.
ITTILL be sold at the Market Ilouse in the town of
W Fayetteville, at 12 o'clock on Tuesday the 15tb
November next, it being Tuesday of November Court,
the well known Mill on the North side of Big RockHsh.
7 miles from Fayetteville and 5 miles from the mouth
of Rockfish, the property of the late Jonathan Evans,
and adjoining the Mill of Hector McNeill. Sh r:ff.
The Mill has two Saws in frame, one in excellent
order, the other requiring some repairs.
Logs may be obtained easily, and luraber conveyed
to Wilmington at any season of the year.
B. H. -EVAN3;
Ex'r of Jonathan Evans.
0. E. LEETE, Aact'r-
Ocfr i -sy-lr
ROBINSON & LAKE
SOllMMMmGEBIE
AND CIBCUS.
On. II and red und Hrreuty
Men and Horse.
Ilnge Waterproof Firmament
- Pavilion.
THT3 ROBINSON, ft LA KB
farailiea, each of them rafflclent
attraction for any. CI rem Company
in the world, comWnod in THIS
GREAT ENTER PRISE for tho
srasnn of 1859, with a view to givo
uch an Entertainmant aa will
defy criticism and overwhelm op- -position.
T
Fino collection of "
RARt LIVING WILD NIM4Lf.
Grand Operatio String and
'. Brass Orchettra.
KCMFBOrSSTi;nOHllCItLT-TAI!fB
LOOPED, PCBFOBM1KO HOKUrB,
rONlES, INO tDUClTID HCLXI. ;.
Iall and f'oniitlrtn Traaft 1
of Kviaealrtana.
flVE LADY RIDERS ARB BAHSEOttS.
Three(ireatClownB.
BILL LAKE, the Southern Ja.
tr and Comio n.linA.tni.
,SAM. LOKO, the Vnivenwl Faror.
im rihi Binrmg Motley.
ARCH Y CAMPBELL, the Rnr
Joker and Farmer' Almanac .l
Fan.
Madame IloblEfon. 5Tlle. Ap-nr,
Mile. Alice, La Farie Kate, HUu.
Bogenle Pe Lorme, from the prin
cipal Theater! and Amphithentera
of Europe and the I'Dited Stntwi,
,and Pike's Hrsnrl Or. r. If
.Cincinnati. '
ML1E. AI.1CE,
The moat delightful or EqueatHan
T.&dire, In her brilliant Act of
HoreemKBehip, beantiful, arracefnl,
and daring. Riding backward with
as much ease aa forward, flying
through baloona and over banner,
and forming picture of encn ele-
er.-ince and grace, a to have rained
rnr her the nohriqnet of Queen of
Love and Beauty.
LA FARIK KATE,
From Pike'a Grand Otra Hon.o,
Cincinnati, in all her. role of the
New Ballet, pronounced ly tint
Masters incomparable ; elio In
Rplendid Double JDaiices with illle.
Alio.
. 9ILXE. AGNES.
Tho Inrieible Wire Performer,
whose brilliantly graceful positioiia
upon a single wire, at a o.nsi.ler-
oie elevation, from the ereuud.
excite universal admiration. In
rrnth, this simrularlv heautirni
Parlor Entertainment is a caij
which needs only to be known tj
induce tuousauds to visit the Pa
vilion for the purpose of seeing il
alone.
MASTER JAMES ROBINSON.
Just returned from abroad, tl
lTincipal equestrian in the world;
the naked horse champion in all
his wonderful achievements.
MR. JOHN ROBINSON.
In his great four horse Demon A rt,
Theelerantlv f.
fully marked, and highly trainej
Arabian horse
ABOA I.I.A IT,
At each exhibition, will enact hla
finely arranged and wouderiullj
pleasing performances.
MASTER JOHN ROBINSON,
MR. W3I. OPELL.
MASTERS DV CROW, PAR
RfcL, FONTAINE, fe ANUKLD,
with a host of minor Stars, will
assist fn rendering the entertain.
menu novel and brilliant.
GRAND ENTRANCE INTO
HE DEN OF WILD BEASTS.
'and terrific encounter with a fero
cious Lion by the lovely, fascinat
ing, graceful, j et dnriitir
tUGENIE OE LORME.
Witbsut xtrsi fliHi.t
The great RCS8IAN ELK, 17 f t
high, with immense antlers, "ai-
nfHf aod rnmptf 'fry
MR. JOHN BOBINSOJT.
THE HORNED HORSE.
The Iast of ltnor..
The Perplexity of Naturalist.
BE WONDER OF TEE AGE.
Splendid Performing Zebra.
A PAIR OF FINE ARABIAR OSTRICHES.
Liionn. Tlarers, Bears, Itlrda,
iTionueys, jL.eonraa, etc.
Forming a splendid and rare col
lection of Wild Beasts.
As the price of admission is
that charged for a Circus Exnibi'
tioit alone, this great xoolocicnl
riixplay, as well as the daring teats
of Mlle."EuRenie among the Lion,
etc., may distinctly be considered
Free to all persons who ohtnin a
card of admission to ROBINSON
ft LAKE'S
BIG- SHO"W.
The whole Exhibition, under
one Mammoth Pavilion, construct,
ed for Messrs. Robinson A Laka
by Mr. Vandivere of Cincinnati,
the head of his profession.
Favilion brilliantly illuminated.
I'shers at all times in attendants
to seat Ladles and Children,
Order at all times strictly main
tained. .Admission
Company witl exhibit at
Wbitesville
V hitesville, Monday, Cctober Sl(t.
Wisrsrins' St.nrfi. or AVpstprn Prnurr T i 'Pt.r..l--.
co J O - w. "v.-.j
November 1st.
Eliziibethtown, AVednesdav, Nov. 2nd.
FAYETTEVILLE, Friday "and Saturday, 4th and
otli of November.
Lumberton, Monday, Nov. 7th,
Oct. 21, 185'J. w-2t
Jleyroes for Sale.
BY virtue of an order of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions ofCumberl .nd County,! will ex
pose tor sale, at the Market House in Fayetteville, ou
luesday of next Superior C ourt,
Xln Segroc I Jlao, t Women and ft Children,
sa the prop rty of the late james R. Gee. on a
credit of ni xjmont hs. notes with approved security.
An the same time
One Horse ; One Cart ;
One Carriage, and Wagon and Harness ;
Household ahd Kitchen Furniture.
GEO W. GEE, Adm'r.
Oct. 15, v-t3
NEWBEURY'S
doming Store
North Fast Jam Market Squrre.
NEXT DOOIl TO THE CAROLINIAN OFFICE,
IS the place to buy all grades and qualities of Ready
Made Clothing. Uoot and Shoes, Hats, and Uu
brellas, Youths and Boys clothing, Geutlemen's
Shawls, and Over Coats, and everything usually Kept
in a Clothing Store. Gentlemen those of you who
may favor us with your patronage may rely ou get
ting good at the very lowest prices, as we are de
termined " to sell our g"-ods at- as low figures as any
other person or persons can sell. Call and examine
our Stock lor yourselves.
Oct 17, w-tf d-2t
JLost ! Lost ! !
o
N Monday night tha 2Gth of September, In the
town of Lutnbt rton
ml Gold Lever IMatcn
Johnson's Liverpool No. 94o8, and a Pocket Uook
Containing two or three Bank Bills, and two or thrc
notes of hand. oue aguints Duncan Gilchrist, aud
Malcomb McBryde, for the sum of I.OO and made
payable to I). J. Johnson, with two credit entered on
it, one January 1839, the other in May 139, Aldo a
note ot hand made to me byDr B F Perxon.ior the sum
of $30.00. dated in April 15K or 57, and some other
papers of no great value, A libral reward will bo
raid for the rectverv. ot said property or any part
thereof. Ad.lie:s the Sub- rioer at UAindarroch
Robeson county, N; L' or Warren Prior, Fayette-
V,Ue' N' C MALC0M SUA.W.
Oct It, w-2t d-Hpd
1 A A ri?V ' U 'V v' A.TEI. FOR
lUaUUU which the highest cash, price will bo
paid. A. JI- UitPBEI.L.,
Oct4,lii36. tf
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