SBMI-WEEKIi Y.
[V OL. I.]
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., THURSDAY, NOVEM15ER 27, 183L
[XO.
PillNTHO BY J. B. NKWBY.
KDWARI) jT HALE & SOX,
KlilTOllS AND rilurUlETOUt>.
I’noo I'T tlic Sciui-Wcckly Ousekveu $4 UO if
] ill ailvaui’o; •> ( .'lO it' j>ai(l dHvliisi t!»o
vo;ir >'f subsofliJtiou; or iiftcr the vcnr lins
oxi'ircl.
K. r the Wookly On.si;nvKK (.10 jtcr uiiuiuu, if
l>aiil in a'lvain’e: •'fiJ oO if durinp the
\car of s'.ib.'iTiptii>ii; or !?!:> tK> after the year
h.is .'\j.ire.l.
\I'\ IM’iTlSKMKNTS inserteil for !«iTty cents
I r nan- fi'T the juul tliirty cents for each
 vHivlin,!! jnihlicutii'u. Yearly advertir^eiiieiUs
■ > fi'iitracts. at reasonable rates. Ail-
vcrti-i'vs are reqiu'sted to state tlie tuiniber of
ih*sire«l, or they will he continued till
hi.i. ami charireil aocimlingly.
jL lA ttevs til the Kdilors must be po!*t-pairl.
WINTER GOODS.
Cumberland Superior Court of Law.
SPECIAL TER\L
Notice is lierchy Riven, that a Spe-
-H cial 'I'ertn of Cuinherlanil Superior ('luirt
of Law will be helil on the 2d Momlny in I'cb-
r\i\r_v for the trial ot Civil ('a.ses as
were ('ii the trial ihn’ket at Fall Term. l^ol.
Suitors and \vitiu>ses will take ilue notice
thereof ami guvern theni!elves act-ordinj^lv.
1>. (J. .MAC IlAi;. Clerk.
l!-2. 18o1. 4-Jtc
Nov.
lU)(Vr-\L\KERS,
no want a superior article of Oak Tan
V ¥ SOlJ] I.l'.VTIi lill, with French anil
American CAl^F SKINS, can be supplied at our
Store.
J. T. WADDII.L.
Nov. -JO, 1S.',1. 4Uf
III*. T. O. llAE^il,
Has taken an Office on llay Street, West
of the Hotel Huili’iings.
July 14, 1S'*1. 1-tf
FAYKTTKVll.LE ('ONFEt’TlONEUY.
CHARLES BANKS,
Voiiferliottrr^
INFORMS the public, that he has refitted hi.s
Kslablishuient on llreen .'street, and has on
H IMI. i!ii'ursi^nei expeci lo open in n iHv or ■ , i , .•, i vi.i i-c! i- . i
■ , 1.1, , nf i'/w>nc hand a fresh snppiv ot  AM>1 L>. niaimtactured
H. t'v.i, a hand'oiue STIU 1\ Ot (iO(M>>. ... * I'i • . i i
, , , . , „ . . ... „ii ..1 ■ 1 i hv huuself o»U ot the best I-oat M\'jar, and war-
. tor the present season, all ot which ' * , ^ i
, ‘ ,, ... , .,, , ! ranted tree Iroin .«tarch. tiour, i>:iste. .and pei'in-
, , i>ersnnallv with care. !ind will he I . . . ... . , i •
, .Ml.. 1 cious paints. Ills whole time anl attention i»
tin ti'Cl untrv Merchants at a siiiaU advance. i ,
PAID for YOUNtJ NKCiHOFS. Apply to
J, & T. WAni)li,L.
Sept. 2o, 18r)l. -Jatf
m:\v viuM.
rB^ni' undersifrned have entered into eopurt-
JL nership, under the name and style of
l.«airrt‘iic«* A: Troy,
For thv imrjiuse of doinjr a jjvner.nl Mercantile
and r>;!rt'i' business. We have taken the Store,
No. 10 (iliKK.N STitFKT. fortnerly occupied by
■Messrs, .lohn lluske \ Son.
OKI). W. I.AWHKNCK.
JOHN 15. TK(»V, Jr.
Oct. ‘I'l. :!5tf
IIIITSJIPS, BOOTS & SHOES.'
N„’.c-ubcr lM. IS-'.l.
II. \ K. J
LILLY
4:2-4w
St, ^^choot^
K.VLHir.H, N. (\
fl^lll' l.'th Term if this School will com-
M i-'-'iice on tlic Tth of January, 1S.'»!J, and
■ now devoted to makinj: Caiiily, and he is pre-
i pared to siipjdy all orders with Candies eipial j
1 to any nifilc in the I’nited States. Tin se Can- :
I dies he warrants to keep in any cliniatc; and ^
he will sell to Town or ('nuntry merchant.^, as !
cheap as iiood and pure Candy can bo purchased
in New York >>r elsewhere. 1
Fayette\illc, t)cr. -S, l^.jl. 34-tf
ti\e months.
. ii i-ii!;ir containinjr full jiarticulai'S a.5 ;
V \i-.. apiilv to the subscriber.
.VLDEUT S.MKUKS. Hector.
IN'.I. 41-7t
N
' RaUUF.LS now landin".
I Lhds. Mi’lasses do.
F> ) f ile bv
JI. Ur:ANSON & SON.
2\. 42-tf
Plantation for Sale.
i^Fir -iil‘-rriber offers f«*r sale her I’lantn-
li kniiwn as the “Sh.-iw I’lucc.’" This
• 1 ■iiitniiis ll>(> Acres, about one-third
ii.. ti is > le;iie 1. It partly lies within the
.,i, .lit'. iMi Cr.r.sii Creek. A j)ortioii ot it
: iiK. re‘l The Kiver field cint.-iin.s pro-
■. !>'v.s. and pr'Hluce? p.uid Corn crops,
•.i veral tniproveiiierits on the place.
1 . liirtln-r p.irticulars. in>iuire of .M:«jor
! 'li'l.eaii or Janies Uanks.
ANN SHA^V.
’ . iti viiV. Nov. 20. IS.'.L 4-J-3t
WaliT
furnished by the undersized. Old
' c.m save Slo to *1'*. and new Mills
• t'V prui'urin^ thi-'»e Wheels of me. i
>’_• f“r the latc-t improvements in saw |
- . iin hand, .''team milN repaired
,h’ Ut Orat'"-^ fur burninjr saw du-^t. sash
. >. . ..rn sheiit rs. Ulacksniith irons, mill
.^rc ir.i!'.;. backs for chimneys, frotit.i
- '. aail castings of every de"(erip-
I !■' t • .rder.
’ l .is jii't I’ctnrncd from the Orcat I'xhibi-
11.1 ■ prepare'] to famish mafhinery ot
. .W -: improvement. .V few jmttcrns tor
r I-J f-nr.‘ for yarils and cemeteries
■ ii '.'.'v. Ib'i'se i'liwers for thri'shinj;
I.. (i:!;; w.i, i), !ind ?rindin;r corn, made
A fioir-lioi-se I’l'wcr. witli jrriat mill
r':, 1 pt to .Ml !>n«hels of cm per day, for
Ik- ai.?o makin;r prep.aration to man-
■ :r.- I’.iL'c s celebrated S:iw Mills for saw-
uuabcr.—will saw .j,iK^J feet of lumber per
NKW (iOODS. I
I L'ST received, niv Fall supplv of CLOTHS, j
CA.'^SLMEKKS ANl> VKSTINOS. TlllM-
I MlNcLS, ^:c., of the best iiu.ility. from New j
; York. .Vls.i. the latest I’eport of the New York ;
j FAS!1H>NS. I
1 I still continue to carry on the
T.A!’ ORIN'ti 1U'.''I«t my St.and on Hay ^
i sti-f. and .*'“'==«; f?»vtir me with tlu ir |
' cus'tom mav relv on their wurk done in |
a neat and'fashiotut style, .-^1 on the most |
favv>rable tvrms.
AI’CHIDALD c.uaham.
Oct. -JT, IH-'.l. •‘’4tt
RKMinWL. :
Snbscr lers have removed to the new
JL Hrlck Store, two dour.- west ui the Cape
Fear liank, where they arc receiving their Fall
Stock of I
Dnj Grxnh, Crftrniix, Ilnrdicure innl
t'utlr/y, ntf ('njihfry.
— ALSO—
anil Sh'x-'i Hnpf,
FisJi, of (liff) rent /.•/«(/.>•.
In fact, every thinjc usually called for in the
mercantile line, to which they invite an exami-
nuti.m. LKLTK JOHNSON.
Oct. 27. 34'tf
rjlHi: srii.SCHlHLU isieceivinjr and offers
JL for sale, a well selected stock of
InrocerleH^
I.emon, Soda, Hutier, and Water Crackers,
■ l*il>'t ISread,
I I’ickles and I’re.ierves,
Nuts. Kaisius aiul I’rune.*?,
' Tobacco and Cijrars,
(hi the most n?asonable terms furCa^h, or on
: time to imncluul customers,
j CHS. r.ANKS,
I No, •» (Ireen st.
FavctteviUe, (V‘t. '1^, 1S.)1. r*,4-tf
II. Ki’aiiwoii A: .^oii
OFFKK Foil SALK.
IHHI!. I'riine St. Croix Sl'tJAll,
■J hhds. New Orleans ditto,
120 bbls. Refined ditto,
r> •• (iranu’ated ditto,
:50 bafrs green liio Coffee,
•• (lov’t Java ditto,
7.') ke^s Nails. ;td. to H inch Spikes,
1 ilor.cn Kn;:Iish cross-cut .''aw s,
T) casks Cheese,
L’O boxes ditto,
10 bi'xes tine Chewinjr Tob.-icco.
I'xtra Wool Hats, Ne^^ro Shoek \ iJhinkets.
• >ct. -I-l. 1S.M. 3«tf
V4’ftl T'call
1CHF.ST vorN; hvson,
1 ditto (iunpowder.
1 Catty Imperial.
For sale by CHS. 1S\NKS.
Oct 2s, 1 .■>]. * ;!4-tf
I’iriJi.
Tho uiuitM’siiriu'd lu»\o I'lilt'rrd I
into copartnership, iiiuler the name and style of !
H ALI> \ S.VCKKTT. t>>r the purj-ose of doiiifr j
a Dry (ioods .and H.inlw;;re lUisiness, and liave 1
taken the Sturc 'j ilnors lla.-t of the Fayetteville .
Hotel. J. H. HALL. |
A. K. H.VLL. I
T. M. S.VCKFTT. j
Au'fust IS'l. l*'tf I
! — '
W 1" are now rcceivinir a large and will sc- .
w w Iccted .''t 'ck of 1
; 1>11V
I t'omprisiii" every »rticle usually kej>t in that
line, to^rether with
C'ns(’s liools ;iii(l Slit)cs.
—.\L.'Jo—
.\ well seiected .''tock of
I To all of which we invlti- the altenti'ai of .•ler-
cliants of ti.‘ iiitrrior. who will tiud it to their
I il'tere.'t to examine onr .''1"ck belore m.-ikin;^
thfir puri'ha.'i's. \\ e w ill i.*f l*e unders^'hl
unv I'lie doin^ business in this place,
ll.VLL X S.\CKKTT.
Aujtust '17>, iS-'il. •*'**
'I'h* Sul)scril)('r still
continues to c.arry on the (WIUNET
nC.'^lNFSS in Fayetteville, and in
addition to his Fstablishment on
I$ow street, near Kccles's l>ridge,
ha.*' opened a larjre \\.\ltF IIO().M on liay
street, nearly op](osite the Fayetteville Hotel
and one door Fast of Messrs. llaigh iV Son's,
where a general a.s.^ortment of
F111.M riJRi :,
Made by coinjietent and faithful workmen, may
be had "at prices corresiiondiiijr with the times.
,\lso. an as-^ortinent of Northern-made FFUNl-
Tl IlF. selected by himself, which will be sold
at a very moderate advance.
Dl'NCAN McNFlLL.
Nov. 10, IK.-.l. "Stf
HK keeps on hand an a.'sortment of Fisk’s
celc-brated MKT.VLLK' lU lUAL
wliich lia\e been hijihly recommended by Willie
1*. Mangum, Henry Clay. Lewis Cass. Win. Fi.
King, and iinmy other illustrious characters,
who have exaniined and witnessed their utility.
I'MLI; \\\) \VL\TI:K (IOODS.
I F have received Jiiid are now receiving
our usual Stock of
i)()Mi:s ric’s.
J ITTLK Uiver Osnal.crgs: 7-*^
ami 4-t
and for sale at
'!>i’, ';men of fancy Castin;
'' .'crvvr (tftice.
V. 111. 1S.'>1.
cair he .seen at
n.
G. HALL
J1 -Oni
THK DISTINCTION DRAWN.
’■i - present day, it is the usage of patent
;;c I’ri'prictors to offer thcdr articles with
iii.>-niiatii>n, that ‘-they arc a .sure cure”
• r the mo*t of the mal.idie.s to which the
• race is yulijcct. The result is, that the
• uenrrp.lly h.is been most egregionsly
; them. It is ([ii.'ickery of the deepest
■ .u'T me iiciue fir the cure of diseases
'‘■'•■’‘•r t.itally in their nature an l character;
'••r iiist.ince, consuniption, or liver nffec-
. 'If ip'v  r rhevimatism. Scientific medi-
i' tiiat one remedy is to cure mly such
• a.' are .simil.ir or anal.ipous, and con-
I ut! there must be different medicines for
'lit 'lisi’.ase.r:. (>nackcrv hohls th.at one re-
' icnt f'»r all or many disorders,
” .■.'ii;il.i^ous :ir not.
■ ; . at a pat' iit or guaranty of any kind
. •.eriiiiieiit, and ni.me ought to be want-
1 i.itile has found it absolutely necessary,
ail extensive brug Dusiness, to
!' >v l’!i.u jiiaceutic:il Medicines prepared
; asi'. that are really good, if not in
'• "1 any el' the 'lay. Some of these com-
■ iTe i :itirely new. whils.t others are an
u-ii! Mpiiii tiie old j>lan. They are pre-
i ! . '!n' hi-st liiaiiuer from select medicines,
■ Ti' j.ri i I',,I- maladies as they
' f ;,-f, or are very likely to do so,
’!-■ .\h 1 froni tliC fart th.'«t he has
' ti cure I great many cases with
■ ‘ 't ithvr j)hy.'5ici:m5 iiad failed in, as
- tnat tliev .are iiuw extensively recoiu-
'■ • 'iii.iiiy. he doubts not but that they
' u. . »ij|,v rinr, but rarely eijiialled from
' “ler. To illustrate, wherever the .Vno-
' ■'^ii l)r.i]..'4 and Vermifuge hnve been
■■ 'I, :ii;d it is the ca.se in ni:iny p1itce«, not
• ; bial.-i but whole iicighborhoodi* are
' iiiicli fur the unparalleled success of
''■"I- 111 no (legree of succesH, however,
' '!i'- .\{(.i]i«;ine«, lliiiffworin and
' ’'•■I On.tiu,,,., a« l the French Mixture, been
" not so often wanted.
ili:MMlii;|| LUNdS.
■Nlairou, Aju'il li4y.
, .\ftcr having had repeatetl
I' ' •' "1 liciiionh.ige of the Uuigis, for which
.1 , --...I !,)• (,f W istar’s Bal.sain
I'r I.ini*
NOriC'E.
subscriber is now receiving his Fi
M. and W inter Stock of F.\NC^ .and ST.Vl’l
DR¥ iiJOODfS;
Hats,  iUitJ IJonnets; ami SlnH's;
llnrdwure and Cutlery; lilack.smitlis’,
Cooper.'s’, aii'l ('arpoiiters Tools; Straw
Cutters, ('ora Shcllcrs*, Ploiijilis,
tV'c.; lIillow-\vart*; lleavy gool.s
for NegviH's, &»•. StC.
The above goods w ill be sold at wholesale or
retail, to suit cvistomers. We say nothing a-
bout how the above Ooods w ere hmght, or how
they will he sold, but we do say come and see.
at the lluske buihlings, Orvcn Street.
P. TAYLOlL
Oct. 28. Carolinian I’m Jjt-lim
STOVES! ST()V1:S!!
SUITAULK for Churches, Parlors, Factories,
and Stores. For sale by
C. W’. ANDllF'VS,
Market Stjuare.
Oct. 27, 1851. -Itf
sTi JC\ll»A PER-MILL.
f HIHE euhscribe; lias taken charge of this old
and well knovfn V^stablishinent, and is pre
pared to attend to all orders foi
Priiitiiii^ Mercliaiits’ and
Euctory Wrapping, cVc.
The Mill has recently hcen thoroughly refitted
w ith new machinery, and the subscriber believes
he can furnish Paper of as good (juality and at
as cheap prices as can be purch.ised any w here,
, North or South.
CHAHLES E. SHOBKll.
iS.'ileni, June 7, ISiil. 77tf
UICYlf> has ojxMicd
that large and convenient houae, near
the foot of Havni*»unt, ou Hay street,
known as the Farmers’ and Planters’
Hotel, where she would be glad to acconimodate
gentlemen with Board by the week or month.
Families can l>e suj>plied with pleasant rooms.
t>he is also prepared to accommodate Travel
lers and their horses. Her Stables are attend
ed to by one well acijuuintcd with the uianage-
nit'iit of horses.
Those who are so kind as to patroni/.e her,
shall find that her grenie.st care will be to please.
Oct. 27, 1851. -‘54tf
Sheetings always on hand
Factory lirices, by
STAHK i WII.LIAM.S.
June 7. l^ol.
Hnis.^els and otlior ('arpotiiijis.
Hearth Hugs. Druggets, Crumb-Ch.ths, Piano ^
and Table Covers. F«>r sale by
Sl'AUll \ WILLIAMS.
Nov. .'). IS.M.
fglOBIO N’>':TIMI orCcUic
M- Manners, as preservivJ among the High
landers. lieing an hi.storicul and descriiitive ac
count of the inh.abitants, aiiiiijuitics, and la-
timal pcculiuritie.'* of ScotlatuI, by James Lo-
can. Ju't received and b r sale by
K. J. HALF SON.
To Plank Ro?.d Contractors.
fMMlK iiiulcrsigned is authorized to let to con-
.H, tra> t the first seven sectioi.s of the Fay-
ettevil'ie and t’cntre I’laiik lioad. extending
from Fayetteville to Me.Vrthnr's Creek. 7 mile.-.
The reports and ( st;matcs of the hngitu ercan
be seen, by calling on the See\%. Juo. .M. Rose.
Ai'plicaiiiiiS must be ni:ide ^eIy .soon.
JNO. A>1LLI.V.MS, Prcs’t.
Nov. 'i, 1^51. i-tf
ST.VIM.I'; vV I A.NCY (JOOOS,
('onsisting of nearly every article usually kept
in the l>ry tiooiis line.
—A LSO—
A FINK AS.'iOIlT.MFNT Ol'
FashioiLihlc* lioniK'ts, Mats,Ca})S,
Hoots, Shoos, 6CC.
The !ibo\c Stock we would invite our custori-
ers, iVivnds. and the juiblic generally, to call
and exaniiio' I.ef.ire purchasing, as we are de-
ti’riiiincd U* .''•.*11 Ooods ttt .^uit the times.
ALFX U .loHNSON .V: CO.
Fayetteville. Se|it. l^-*!. -5tf
il S VCON, I.ard, an.I Flour, f..r sale by
15 I.FFTF .V JOHNSON,
'2 di'ors W t‘?*t of C. F. Hank.
IIiK'oii(Im* >II .'^Oilll
AkKV, km W f;i.L \ liavc jll.st re
ceived a splcn lid as-ortment of Sal^m f'a.'ti-
Mack and grc\. t.> which they would call
the attenti'Mi .f the pnblic. TIk.'C g..ods will
compete in tiualily and !urability with the V>est
^iorthern Cassinieres. and are much cheaper.
r-imri.;" f>«"‘
‘ Fav^ttrvUle. N. C„ Oct. U. Kv'.l. 80tf
ST()UA(ii:.
^ 1'. have eoiiiiiKMli.in.-! l>rick Warehouses
Vv in till- rear iif onr St'>re. in v.hich we
«it'>rc cotton and nther ]>rotluce.
1>. a: W. .McLAl lUN.
N..V, 1. 1
Fttll 4tnd M'intcr Stock.
18 5 1.
’3^IIF Subscriber offers for sale one of the
E- largest ;ind be.st assortm*nts of GOODS
in his line ever offerel in this jtlace. He is
very thankful for the very liberal patronage that
he has had, and solicits a continiiaiice of the
s.inie. Hit; stock has been selected with care,
and consists of ii‘!,arly every variety and style,
from the be.st nMiiiifacturers.
Ho has on hand and offers low for (.'nxh, at
retail or by the case, l.atcst styles (ientlenien's
Bea\er, Nutria, Moleskin, Silk, Brush and An
gola H.VTS. Also, Jetiny Lind, Kossuth, .Vr-
tist. Bough and lleadv, ;ind stiR'eiied Fur and
Wool Hats, for Men, Yoiitii and Boys—in abun
dance by the dozen or case.
—ALSO—
.V very l.irge supply of Cloth. Plnsh, Velvet
and Fur C.\PS, of all )u:ilities, styles and pri
ces,—by tlie single Cap or by tiic do/eu.
—ALSO—
IJoots and Shoes,
of the following varietie.s, viz:
Fine Water-proof, fine Calf,
fine Kip and heavy Winter
BOOTS. .Mso, Boy.s’ and
Youths’ Calf and Kip Boots.
Oentlenien's Dres.s Shoe.s, of
various qiuilities. Together with an assortment
of I.fiiiirx’, Mis.ses’ and ChiMrcM's B(>OTS and
."HOLS. viz: Jenny Lind, Lxcelsiors, Oaiter.s,
ditto Half. Buskins. Slippers and .Morocco Boots.
.Vlso. (ientlenien s and Ladies’ i’ubbers. With
a good sup])ly of Youths', Boys’, Childrens' and
Servants' heavy .Shoes.
.Vll of which he otters low for f'oitfi, or on time
to punctual customers. I’lease call and s;itisfy
yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN C. THOMSON,
.M.-irket .''•mare.
.Sept. li«. 1S'*1. -iltf
.Vltrv, »illlMi\VKM. & to.
NKW FALL AND ^VLNTEH
CiOOWS.
n 99 m _
are now receiving ilirect
and I’hil ■
gest and banisiuiest Stock of
Sfdulc (tnd (^oods
Watches aiidJewolry,
At Wh»leN,tlc and Ketail.
.). .M. UlCASLEY
Wt)VLl> respectfully inform the public
gene>"!Uy. that he has returned recent
ly from New Yijrk, with decidedly a large as
sortment of
ttttff cJmTfri/.
Many of these Watches were bmight for C.VSH
BY TIIK l*A(.’KACiF. .nnd can therefore be sold
very low. He has Watches of jill kimls: (,'hains.
Keys ami Seals of all kinds and of the latest
styles; Finger-Bings, Kar-Bings. Medallion.s, of
all size.s, of Fnglish and American make: La
dies’ (.’liatelaines: Cuff Fins; Collar and Sleeve
Buttons: .'ihirt Studs: Ciold Spectacles, light and
heavy: Gold I'ens and Pencils; Gold and Silver
Thimbles: Bracelets: Silver Fruit and Butter
Knives; Silver Sj*oons of all sizes; large hit ot
Pocket ('utlcry: i^cissors, best rpiality: Biitton-
' hole Scissors, Surveyor's Comjuisses and Chains;
! Mathematical Instruments; large quantity of
I fine and common I’istols; fine !ind common sin-
I gle and double-liari'el (luus; (tame I’.ags; Shot
I Belts and I’owiler Flasks; Military tJoods, in-
i clinlipg the Ba.s.s Drum and the sm.illest Ibitfon:
Violins anl extra Bows; Fiutcs. Clarionets. 11a-
' geolets, .Vccordeons, ol all kinils ;ind sizes; Mu-
' sic Boxes: rerfumer\; .''oap; Lather Bru.^hes;
' Kazors auil Strops; Dressing and Pocket Combs;
’ Plated and Britannia Ware: nnd various other
! things too tedious to enumerate,
j Call and give me a trial.
\ Cash ]iaii for old G«ld and Silver.
I W.\TCHKS and Jkweluy ncatl}'
Itepaired.
I Fn^etti viJU', X. ('.—Xnrfh-Eitst Corner
of Mar/cet ,Sifii(ir>‘.
J. M. BKASLKY.
NOTICE.
The steamer Chatfiani will leave this plao«
every Monday and Thursday at i o chiok,
M., (instead of 0 o’clock as :it pre.scnt,) com
mencing at 7 o'clock Monday 10th inst. Time
of leaving Wilmington, every Tuesday and 1-ri-
day »t 2 o'clock P. .M.
JN(>. D. WIIJ.IAMS. Agent
Cape Fear .''tcauiboat Co.
Fayetteville. ^March •'!.
fMlHF Sab.oribcr
I. froni New York and Phil.i'lelpliia. the lar-
... 11 Mj jiiori.: Ol o - ‘
i.'l ( lurry without stopping it, 1 urn happy MANTUA-M.^KINTx & MILLINERY.
‘ ’*Ni u,u your Auudyiie Cougii Drops have
1 Mil!—iii,t only of
-IlDt
■t tilt* lungs, >)ut
'• iltll'iU;;!!
the cough and inrita-
I have no more henior-
several months have elapsed
1,1V is much stronger.—
'“■'lieiiii; [ lijive found to suit my ease
tli.in the Balsam of Cherry; iu faet,
'Ujii'ri.,1' t(i it iu every way.
^ ours, respectfully,
II. L. SHAW.
• '|■-.^ilnile Ilf the sign.'itnrc of Dr. W'. G.
t'linid upon the outside wrapper
I Ins .Medicines.
• III L( -ale and retail, by the Proprietor,
'l iii .t let..ring Depot, No. 2i4 Market
• ' "111'lelplii;; and Maeoii, (ieorgia,
1 . be had also of James Cain, Uockfish;
a, Horal ('olb^ge; Townsend A; Doug.-
'lettsville; Dr. P. M. Colutii, Charles-
' ■ HarLc“, Barclaysville; i*. F. i’escud,
lIIN'^DAIi;. Ageiit for Fayetteville.
ItS. W.VLTON has just returned from tlie
if JL North with a new and beautiful assort
ment of Fall anil inter ^11LL1NF.K\, consist
ing of silk, satin and velvet Bonnets, of various
prices; Plumes, Itibbons and Mowers; Head
Dresses and Caps; Straw Bonnets of different
ipiality and price; Inside Capes; Collars and
Uinlersleeves; very best quality of Kid Gloves;
.Mitta, long and short; a tiew and elegant
style of Dress Trimmings, of the inosi lash-
ionable kind, and a few handsome Dress Pat
terns; watered and plain itilk Mantillas; v;l-
j vet .Mantillas and Cloaki; a new style of Bon-
, net Linings and Triuiniings, of all colors; and a
I handsome o«sortment of Flowers and Head
Dresses
1 Dresses made in the latest style, like-
i wise Mantillas und Cloaks.
Oct. U, lt?ol. 30-3m
\vi:[.i)().\ noi’E!.,
MVAA/n, A'.
, a raiHK SulKseriber. who kept the Bail
H_ Boad Hotel in North Carolina last
J.^1. 8. year, h.-iving taken the above house,
foiincrlv Spruill’s, and for .-several years past
ke}>t by .Mr. W. T. WhitflcM, who n..w keeps ^
tlie new Hotel in Weldon, and having had the
house tliori'iighly renovated, and supplied with
new Beds. Bedding and Furniture, takes this
methotl of informing liis friends and the public
generally, that his house is now open for the
reception of Bail Boad passengers, anvl others
who may favor him with a call.
Supper, including the best (Oysters received
daily froni Portsmouth, \ a., will always be
found ready on the tabic on the arrival of the
 'ars.
The Weldon Hotel is in the rear of the other
liouse, and is, therefore, although within a few
yards of the Hail Boa;!, almost entirely cut off
from the view of the Passenger.s, by th;it house,
and the Southern Ticket Olhce. Pa.sscngers
have to pass by, and almost over the steps of
that house tt> get to that of the subscriber; and
to jirevent I’assengcrs, the L.ndies, particularly
strangers, from being deterred tiuin crossing
the street over to his house, in the night, or in
bad weather, they are earnestly rei|uestcd to in-
ipiite of tlie Pas.sengers, on the Bo ifs or Cars,
w ho have stoj.ped at his hon.se, as to its ijuality
and standing as a Hotel, whether they have
met with nice:- Beds, or a better Taf.le, >outh
or N>rth, where there is not a good City Mar
ket. He is determined to keep his house equal
to the best and second to none.
The Ticket OfBcc for P.altimore by way of
Petersburg, llichnioiid, Washington City, iVc. is
in his house. The Ticket Office lor Baltimore,
bv wav of the Seaboard and Roanoke Hail Bond,
and the Bay Line, is in Mr. Whitfield’s house;
but the Proprietors of cither house will procure
Tickets for the Passengers from the other Of
fice, while they are at supper,
J.IMKS GRESHAM.
\Veldon, Nov. 4, 18ol. .i7-lm
$30rrilEWMiD!
1'^SCAPKD from the Jail of Kershaw District,
on Monday the 14th day of July last,
SAMFKL J. LOVK, who was convictel for the
murder of Robert J. Lester, at Spring Term of
Court, 18-51. Said Love is about ‘JO or lil years
of ago, six feet two inches high, (not certain as
regards his height, but supposed to be therea
bouts, ) has dark hair, and of a salloAV complex
ion, with a d>wncast look; some o‘. his front
teeth a little decayed, and follow s the occupa
tion of a Carpenter.
1 will give the above reward to any person
who will ajjprela^nd the said S. J. Love and
lodpe him in any Jail in thii .State, orOnellun-
ilred and Fifty Dollars for his safe continement
in any Jail in the United Slates, so that 1 can
get him. . ^
1 “ JOHN INGKAAI, .Sheriff.
I CamdCT, S. C., Aug. 30, 1861. 20-6m
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE.
M lOMK in to the Cheap Store, North side of
^ ' llav street, one do.ir ab.ive the corner,
and buy iK''v liry tinods. .\lso. ln'ady-made
Cl.-tiling. Hats and ( ai>s—great \aricty.
ISA.VC DODD.
Nov. 4, 1 S.')l •" 'tf
^ l-'CLL .LT> country-ma le BBLLt'lI-
■ INti, for wapons.
J. .S; T. W ADDILL.
N..V. lo. IS'.I,
1). lA M.N.N l!r!il!A.NK,
fu tt’ lliwhdnh f
WhnU^.iU inA lUtaii L>caUr in
aiiil ^iiiilf,
F.LI’.'^ coii.'-tiiutly on hand the above nameI
articles, -'f the ini'St popular brands, and
w.-irrantcd ec(Ual any in the country. Hav
ing made airaiigi nients with an extensive house
in Baltiinure. he will sell at F.altiniore prices,
and r> .'pcctfiilly insites the eili/ens o' I'ayette-
‘ ville and iurroiin.iing country to give him a call.
' I ri iit Street, next door to Mc>srs. Pol-
k'V .V Hart, lat the s'gn of THK 11 BK.i
Wilniingfoii. Oit. 18..1. .>1*tl
aVH*-
VEGETABLE
DYSPEPSIA BITTERS,
'lllK .MOST iorrL.\n.
family medicine
t) P T II K ;t O E !
llsptl by riiysiri’uis of Hi?h Standing.
'I lie'p UITTKKS remove all morbid iecrctiotii.
p.uily llic I.1..0.1, f rnf",
Il.CP-tive.>,K..ns. touifv tUo stoin a(;aii.st all Iu ii .
can l.e taken w itli KUtetv. at lu. Uine debiU-
lUe Kiatetul to the niost Jeh-
catc voia rcniMiWalile lor their ili^tiiuK.
invicoiKliiiiS- siieiiKtliPmut?, and restoialive i>u>l>er-
ties, aiitl HU iiuabialili! aiul sute rcnied) lor
I)Y}Sl*!:rSI\ IX ITS IVORST FORMS.
Also, I.ivcr I ,.n.,.h.i..ts, JHUMjlice
tivefipss. l-aiiitncss, ))isor.Iers of ll>«. t>Uiii
Lom of \|>pelite. I.ow S|nnls,
Oi.l.liaess, I’Hli.iiatioii of the Heart. Siiikii f? and l- uU.
nes« (.1 \Vei({lit at the Ston.ach.
eausi-d b> aa iiiniiiie stal.: of t.ie
which loiid to dc*jilitate and wei»ten the Hjsteni.
F J M . V I.. E S
\Vl.osu(ter from a morbid »nd unuataral condition
w ill tiad this .Mcdiciae of
INESTIMABLE VALUE.
In . ...K, of UK.NKU UKBlLIXy. this Vtit-
Ciae X* IS 1.1 KK A ( HAH.M .
THOXTSABrDS
Han- tested its cBicucy. and thooKSurts move arc now
ha'Tern^el^eporn^rV^Tnme^^
ct tiWt U ‘those who Ua^e been i,ermaacntly
Call on the .igent, atid gft a PlJIPHI ET,
l ontainiag the (>rtilio(.t*>i» of Ketnarkabjo Cuies and
;>"e htgh 5n..at.on in -tVcc
b> the Public I’less -cau t*e ha I ot the Ageius, ircc.
i®®- Large Q,uarts $1; Pints 50 Ceuta.
Sold by «// the Principal JJrugt(uts tn th«
CnilftI Statts und Canadus.
rrinojl'al O.Uce, liJ KUL'IO.V ST-
For sale by S. J.
November 8,
That they have ever exhibited in this market, i
enibracinjr every variety of Ladies' and tlentle- :
men's 1>BF.''.'' ;(K)1).'. amon^ which may lie
I'ouiid: P.laek and fancy w atered and plain Dress
Silks; black and fancy I'oburjjs; Lama Twills:
tijrured an I plain fancy .and lil.ack .Nlohair Lus
tres;' Silk Warp and Crape Brocades; .“swiss,
Scotch and t'hene (lin^hains; Saxony l)e-Lains:
French. Fn;;lish and .\merican Prints: F.mli'd
Cashmeres; plain ditto; chaiiireable Be-Lains;
wateri 1 and ncolle-wovk Cashmeres; clianrca- '
Me '^'oneso.s: IWoea lc Lustres; Iiain.isk .Koliaii.'';
blaek P.uinbaiines; second-mourninfr Poplins;
jilain and watered Silk M.aiitillas; colorel and
Mack Velvet .Mantillas; Brocade Po|)liiis: and a
larire assurtment of Bress Triiiiuiinis; French
and l'n;;!ish Merinos; \ civet Neck Bilibons .‘ind
Cufis, .>cc.
KMr.ll()ll>KUIKS.
French worked Collars and ('.-ipes; French
worked t'ulfs; French worked Chemisettes; Ln-
dcr-Sleeves; Swi>s and .(aeonet Trimminfrs; In
fants' W.iists ;ind ‘'aj's; Hem-stitched and nee
dle-worked Linen ('ambric Handkerchiels, from
in ets. to >!•■>: and a lu'.iuiifiil assortment of
Veils; e'.erv variety of .''haw Is, einbrniilered :ind
plain; Thiea I. Colton and Linen Elgings and
Laces; bl.ick Silk Laces .and Ldpn^'s.
— LSO—
F.lack. blue. br>>wn ami }:reen French and
Fiijrlish (’loths: black and fancy Cas.siniercs; ,
Cut A’elvet. fi^rmed and black .'satin and \ alcu-
eia Vestiii"s, (some very haii'lsome;! Sattinets;
Kentucky .leans; Tweeds; Liiiscys; Ilaiincls,
w.iol and cotton; Osn;iI>urti5; Dru^ijrets; Dauiusk
Table Coths; ditto Naj kins; Centre-Table Cov
ers. verv tine; Piano Cuvers; Irish Linens; Lin
en L.awns; Thread Cambrics; rowellinj^s; (icn-
tlemen s .Merino Shirts ami Drawers; Silk Neck
and Pocket Handkerchiefs; Ladies' Merino
\ ests:  'ashniere and Silk Hose; ditto Hulf-llose:
the celebrated .''alem .leans, black and grey.
Ladies', (Jentlenien’s autl Childrens BOOTS
and Sll( >FS.
Men's. Boys' and Infants' Hats and Caps.
Velvet. Satin, Straw •■ind Fl.irence Bonnets.
Ditto ditto ditto for .Mis.ses.^
,\nd every article usually kei>t iu a Dry tioods
."^tore.
We invite the pul>lic to call and exam-
inc our larjie and handsome Stock, as we are al
ways nnxioiKs to show our (ioods.
UV h'vvp Siii/or, Tm (tnil
.VBKV, SHLMWFLL CO. return thanks
to the citizens of Fayetteville, and th"^ jniblic
jrenerally, for the very liberal ])atron.*ijre here
tofore bestowed on them, atid intend, by strict
.ittcntion to business, to merit a continuance.
S. S. ABFV.
P. SHF.MWFLL.
J. B. .McDON.\Ll).
Fayetteville, Sept. 1-5, 18.)1. -Itf
H.WF just received frotn New \ork, my
FALL AND WINTHB
NO'i'ici:.
FALL m \VI\T1'1 IJOODS.
fH K .Subscril'crs are now rcceivin't a well
JL selected stock of .'Staple and Fancy DUV
(iOOD.’^. .\monr their stock will be found the
i latest styles of Ladies’ and (Jentlemen's DBK.^S
tU)ODS. tojrether with a {rood assortment of
j llcady-iuade Clothing; Ttnhn'llas; Haft*,
j ;inrl ]5 nint is; all kiiKl. of lJi>ots atnl
Sliia'.«; Carjxtiu^; S;ilill(..>, IJridlc.s, liip.s
I und (’dllars; Ilanhvare ami (’utlory; Lea-
: thcr; llolliw-\varo:iiul(’'rockory-\varo; Loaf,
Ijump, Criislicd, ('Ijiriiied and I'Srowu S\i-
•rar^; Teas; llio, Lujruir.i and -]ava Coffee;
Salt, Mola>ises., I mu and Nails.
AVitii many other Goods, which will be sold
verv cheap for Cash, or on time to tho.sc who pay
punctually. W e would be glad if onr friends
and the public generally would jrive us a call.
J. I. COUNCIL cS; CAIN.
.Sejd. 1. IS-'il. ^f'tf
BROTllKUS L1\E.
Tin' Sfeatner BP.OTHFBS and Tow- Boats,
STEVENSON and DAVID LEWIS are i>re-
pared to forward with Dk.'I’all good.i cou-
sijrtied to the Proprietor.
The Steamer Brothers is of lijjlit draft, ami
■well suited to run in low water, .''he p■>&^esse.'^
power, und speed, and is admirably adajUed to
towing, and can accommodate about *_’» pas.'cn-
gers.
The projvrietor cojitemplates rnnniit" tlic l>oat
Jiiniself, and will iive sjiccial attention to w.iy
freight and naval .“tores; to t'living, and will al
so attenI to the comfort and convenience tf
Pa.-sengers. From hi.-^ lon^ experience a.- .\e(nt
iu Wilmington of the several .^team Boat Com
panies, he thinks he can give satisiactiou.
To Merchants in the interior he wcnihl Say.
that all floods shipjied >>y him, will be delive»-ed
to their .\gents in Fayetteville. His aucnt in
Wilmington is .TOHN C. L.ST'f.V, to whuni .'ill
communications may be addressed, a. .\gent oi“
the .‘'tcainer Brothers.
JOHN B.VNKS. Proiirietor.
^layln. ‘2-y
BL.\CKSM1THS’ BFLLtUVS, Anvils. \ ises,
.'. rew I’lates. and Hamnieis, for sale by
LI-KTi; .y .lOIINSoN,
2 doers West tif ('. F. Bank.
C a rri acre M a i ui fac tor v.
Kncoura^e ^^orfli Carnlina.
f n’lIIF undersigned is mannfacturing, in Fay-
Jl. etteville,
Boot and Shoe Poli.sh,
far superior to the Blacking purcliasel in the
Northern cities, lie intends devoting hi.s whole
time to manufacturing :in'j vending thi.s very su
perior Polish, and c:ills ujton all w ho think it to
the interest of the Southern jieople to become
independent d" Northern manufactures, to give
him their aid and pationage.
He is ]>rei>ared to show, by ahitiihile triaK to
any one who will call upon him, the ruM mt/ie-
riorili/ of his over all other fiodxhr! or Unfkti’ff
now sold in North Carolina. Call and have your
boots .'.nd shoes once completely blacked and
ptilisheil, and be satisfied.
This article is o11erel at a ]>rice iH)t liiglier
th.'iii is usu.'iliv charged for otht*r and inferior
ijualities, and it trial is all that is askel to se
cure the jiatronage of the j ublic generally.
The undersigned expects t^i vi-it every por
tion of the State to introduce his Polish, and
a.-^ksnow in advance that Merchants and othei-s
visitinir Favetteville will give him a call.
- * A. .1. WtJODWAKD.
.lune 1!1, l?-'.l. _
.wiaccii.i.vTs^
T'
I
Sfock of Coods,
Consisting of a general assortment ot
Dry (lotuls, {Irofcries. llardwure, (’iitlery, &f.
1 will barter for Tl'IlPFNTlNE, nr ;iny
kind of Produce.
N. KING,
10 miles North of Fayetteville.
Oct. -28, 18o0.
ful operation »ui the C.ipw Fear Biver. and
■ continue to oiler muuy facilities to the shippiii]
public.
Persons patronising this Line, may rest as-
■ surcd that their (ioods will be brought up with
i dispatch, ami at tlie very lowest rates of freight.
! .\. w\ STFKL. President.
T. S. LUTTLB 1.011,
j Agent at Fayelteville.
i Feb. ]•'), IWL "
i" WANTKl).
fWlHE Subscriber wishes to purchase filKl.OfKl
JL lbs. B.VtiS, for which the highest cash
prices will be iiaid on delivery in 1*ayetteville
* DAVID rdCBPHV.
Bockfish, Cumberland, .Vug. 20, 1H->1. lo-(>ni
KING and A. Mc.MILLAN have entered
« into copartnership in the Distillery of
Turjieniine, airl have erected a Still ou the
West side of the Fayetteville and W estern Plank
Fioud, S miles from Fayetteville.
N. KING.
jl„v y.—71tf A. McMILL.VN.
HE Subscriber having taken the L.'^tablisli-
uieut of the late A. C, Siiunson. (situateii
opposite \\\ McIntyre's Su>re.) intends can-ying
on the
Carriaije Maiiurcicturinir Bfisiiiess
Jn all its various bnniche.*, and would respect
fully solicit a share of the public patronage.
Having had considerable experience in the
business, anil having Tieen employed in some of
the most exteniiive J'stablishments in New York
and New .lersey, he tlattere himself that he cuii
give general sati.sfaction.
He warrants all his work to be made of the
best material the surrounding country affords,
and by ex])crienced workmen; atid slumld any
of it fiiil, cither in material or workman.-liip. in
twelve months from the time of its dcliyery, he
will repair it free of charge.
BF.PAl UIN'« done in the nentest and
best manner, and at the lowest ]>ossiblc prices.
A. 11. V.'HITI ILLI).
Fayetteville, Fel>. 11, Ttt
Jjinr of foHr-]it)i'!it: Pu!>f Coorlntij Jnml
FnifrtlvA'iUe to H «/>«./«•,—
rS^llE .Subacri^iers haviiri sccured the mail
L contract on the above Line, v. iil eonunencc
TllI.S DAY, running a I.iue of Four lluisc Po.'rt
Coaches. Daih*. Leaving Fuyctteville at ij P.
M., and arriving at Warsaw at I f> \. M..
in time for the Car.s No'*th and South. Be*
turning, leax'O Warsaw on the arrival ot the
Cars, say alxnit 1 or ‘J P. and artive .a Fay
elteville in ten hours. L'very care will he taken
to reinler the line pleasant, convenient, and .safe,
for Tr.ivellers.
A Line of Sta'res will be es'tablished .is Kooii
us possible, hy the Plank Uoad, fro;n F iyettc-
ville via Carthage and .Vsiieborough, to Lexing
ton, .Salem, ami Saiisburv.
McKlNNON McNFlLL.
Favetteville. N. C., -\ng. S, 1S.)1. 11-tf
N Y-. uji staiw
illNSlLYLK.
Sy-v
100,0(H) .\crcs Valuable
V 1 -M B K \l 1. A N I) S
FOIl .!ALi:.
'^a^HE Subseril>cr has )>urchased all the Lauds
i ■ belonging to the E.'.tate of Abram Dubois,
dec’d. lying principally in Bobeson county, and
on Itofh si'les of Lumber Biver, the different sur
veys containing
I Ovor 100,000 Acres;
■ \ large jiart finely Timbered, and convenient to
j Lumber River, where a large quantity of Tim-
1 ber is now rafted to the (Jeorgetown market.
' These Lands are very viiUmble both for the
Timl>er ami Turpentine, for which purpose a
: large part is well suited, being in a region
wdiere the Turpentine yields more abundantly
than any other section of the State. The Lands
will be sold at a low price, and iu quantities to
Isuit purchaseris.
Information respecting the title can^ be ob
tained by applying to the Hon. Robert .‘'trange,
Hon. .las, C. Dubbin, or A. A. T. Smith, t;si.,
(Attorneys at Law.)
I I understand there are many trespassers on
these Lands, to all of whom notice is her-jby
given, that the law will be cnforecd again-ji all
, such offemlers.
.Vpplicaiion for any part of the Lands can be
made to mv ^lilf, or to John Winslow, Esq., who
I iB duly authorised to make sale of the same.
TllO.S. .L CUKTIS.
i FiyeUevillc, N. 0., Sept. 1, ISiu. 7titf
Mf\e Uteri.
WE wi.sh to buy 2O.l)0tt barrels Turpentine.
KING & McMlLLAN.
75 libls. No. 1 Herring.
2-’) “ ** 3 Mackerel.
100 Bales Hay.
100 Pieces Cotton I’agging.
.')0 f’oils Ro]>0.
200 Lbs. Twine.
:»0 Hhds. Molasses.
o Hhds. Fair Sugars.
.*>0 Bags Bio Coffee.
With Alum and Sack Salt, and Gr..ceries gcn-
erallv. for sale at the lowest market prices. »>y
JNO. I>. WILLIAMS.
August 14, Ibol.
OPE and Bagging, and Bagging Twine,
for sale by
LEETE .V JOHNSON,
2 door.s West of C. F. Bank.
R
TO CO'l TON PLANTEUS.
P1E ES COTTON BAGGING,
75 coils Hope,
200 lbs. Twine,
Just received and for sale cheap, by
PETEU P. JOH.nSON.
August Iri, 1851.
MUSIC^
Anew supply of for the 1'iuno
, • H.-^LF. &SON.
I Oct )l>cr 27, li'ol. ^
j Blank ^V^lrrants for sale here.
Sta^e liiiie tollaloijch.
fBlHE Subscriber.^, Mail Contnictors from
B Fayetteville to Baleigh. will coninicnee
operations this day, with new and cemfe.rtablo
('oaches, good horses, and careful Driv,‘is.
The Fare ia FlYE IKJLLABS—.same a.i before.
The Stage Houses are. i« f ayetleville, the Fh,\-
ettcville Hotel, in lialci^ih, the \aiborngli
House: but Passengers will lie convcved to siich^
other Houses as they may sclect. 1 he hours ot
departure wiB be, n'ntil further notice, at half
past 0 P. M. from Fayettev.lle, .‘iiid at 2 P.
from Kaleigh, 4aily. The suliM-.rlbers hope, Ly
unremitted attention, to secure a liberal shar®
of the travel.
MCUDOCK McKlNNON,
DAVID .McNElLL.
Fiiyatteville, .July 1, 18->1. 7H-tf
WANTKi\
ofH'M) ft. Ashe Lumber for Wag'ns, 1 \ to ." inch*"^
thick.
.StOO ft. Hc.isoned Oak Lumber. I5 f> ” inche*.
1000 ft. White Oak «ul Hickory, for .\xlctrecs-
lOOO ft. W'hite Oak for Tongues, Bolsters and
Shafts.
100 Tost Oak lIuLs, for Carts and Wagons.
200> Spokes.
For which the highest c.ash pnce wdl he paid.
Apjdy 800U to I fj'l'LB.
Mj»y r.L 1«51. _ _ '--tf
TO WINK .M.\KERS,
WE haio a few barrel.s >f ftnc old Apple-
Br.indy for sale; ouch as those who
want to make good wine should get.
COOK & TAVI.OB.
Sept. 1«. 1851. 22-tf
A SUPPLY of Fi’esh fJrouiid (,'OUN MEAL
kept for s.ile at the .^iilI, late .Vndersoii’s.
Grinding of Hominy and Meal dune nromiitly.
FayettuviUt, March I-*--
InUXTrNG
4i r.\V ;i^jlb Kers. ii;'i rc. eix- 1 ar. i for
^.,Ueby ■ f’ J. HALE SON.
Aug. 1;:.