North Carolina Newspapers

SEMI-WEEKl, Y. I.] i.M rAVETTKVII.LE, N. C., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 15, IS.VJ. iwg.aa..yagig'gair*iinw V [xo. r>r..] is*E*:^Tcr i-i M’KI) HY .1. B. NKWBY. A!ll) J. II.VLK & SOX, 1 -r.s AM* riu)i‘Uii:TOKS. >.na-".okiy ikufKUVtu •i[;4 (H) if , V >^4 '»i> if ii;ii«l liiriiir ilie ’ or >’> uftor tlio yi';ir hiis ,^,v i '■ 'k:.\ I K IH> j-.er uiinum, if ; ;it\;ii; •>') if I);'.il tiuring llie or Ov> after tlip yciir . r, .l. : , iSi.M > iMsi'rtcd I'ov sixty cci\t? • r ;‘n“ ninl thirty oouts fi>r (.-acl) ; :n. Voiirlv iulvortiscimMits ■ t>. :it rates. A1- ■(• re to .--tatc* the luiiubcr i>f -irc'l. or tliov >vill be cuntluue'l till .u-i'«iriliii;rly. . i t ' the iMitors must be post-paiil. \joi \ssr.s AN!) risu. \ >:tMv I'l-.'ji Mo/.ASSKS. a su- . / rii’T artifle. , Fish. .lust roi-eiveil. 1>. i*. Jull.NSON. ■x’J. o-'itf N(y] R'l:. ; VS iii.U-V-teil to the !s;ib«icr:bor. ■ > 'T aoii iiiit, are re iiiest*vl - -t*!!' th?- r:;iiie as early as po>sible. ' !>■ uni i'** tloor West of l.il>erty • mo>-t if his reaily-niade v>ork : le l.iu- tir.-. I’ers 'iis in \v:iiit of f l.usiiifs>, WoIlM llo ehtMji f^r eash, ur on 11 iiiy mu' I i> 1 « :’! s ll . e i note. J A M i:s ?;iNi>v, 5.'>tf I K NO i'K'i:. p. -MmvI of rctMr:iin!i iiiy siueere :;. ‘>e i:enflei;u‘li w lio a.:iveil the "ii the iii iriiiii^ of the •’■.tl ; r tio'ir kiii'iiuss alul exertion. 1 • .r ali. JA.MKS SI NKV. M:'. 1>. Povr lia^ j)ur- ■ tlu' ••l’V'.vi:iou Store" at ■j i. i All; (■'•ii’iiKt the buoiiiebs •• ;u' • .1 a:- .'liiit. j.mIN MArn\K. •• . . 1. IN-J. C'iiAlis' C:indlesl! Gandies!!! ■■ i i.T I Vll.l.K MtU'LlH ANULKS J V ' e at rlie rroj-rietor's Store. ■ r \ie>t it Hay Sir. F.. Glo^er's Jew- ^ to have tboir Tallow iiiatle , . x-11'1 it in. A. M. CAMrUKI.L. GARDEN SEED. M'reslt and Geiiitine, SAMUKL J. HINSDALE Has just received ainl offer.s for !«alc, a ve ry large supply i»f Fresh aiul (Jeiiuiiie Of this year's growth, among which are the fol lowing, viz; Asi’auaci s. ilKA.vs—Karly (’hina. Karly Vulentine. F.arly Six Weeks. Karly Mohawk, l.ari^e Liuia. lii.r.TS—l^:irly Klood Tiirnip. *• Massiio. I.oJig HIiioiI. W hite French Siifrar. Yellow. (^AHBAUE—F.arly York. Flat liattersen. Large Ox Heart. Flat Dutch. Karly Sugar Loaf. L.arire l>ruiuheail. l)i uiahi'ad Savoy. i’At LiKi.ow KU — Karly London. L'AHUor—Karly Horn. Long Orange. I'ki.kky—W hile Solid. Cl (. I MitEK—Karly llii.ssia. Karly ('luster. Loi.g Green. K»;; I’l. VNT. Cults—Smith’s Karly White. Sweet or Sug.-ir. LtTTii K—i^arge (.ireen Head, li e i 'o5s. I.ar;_^e Cabbage lleai.1. Mki.on—I'iiiu Apple. N ut.iiog. M’lUiitiiin Sweet Water. Nastm’.tii m. Okk \. On ms—Large Ked. W liite Portugal. I'arsi.ky—Ciirlwd. 1’aksNu'— Long Smooth. I’kas—Karly CharUon. Large Marrowfat. 1’epi‘kr—Long Cayenne. Hull N.ise. Sweet Sp.-inish. I’l MVKIN—('oiiiiecticut, ILvnisii—Marly Long Scarlet. F,ar\y r'l-.irU t Turuip. Hose col'd V> inter. Long .^alnioii. SiMN \rn — Uound. Sil.SlJY OU \ Ki;KTAUl.t Ov.>TKB. Sqi a>ii—Karly llush. Tk.mati)—Large Led. Large Smooth, i Fear .Shajieil. J^arge YelU'w. Ti kmi*—Fl.it Dutch. Ked T >p Flat. I l,.irge Norfolk. W hite Cilolie. Long 'I'ankard. lluta liaga. NOTICE. A TKACHKll wanted, to take charge of the Academy at W hiteville, Colunil.ius county. N. C. A liberal price will be given. Applica tion will be made to F. George, Esq. or myself, at this otiice. J. A. MAULT^r.V. W'hiteville, Dec. 10, 48-tf North Carolina Kerseys. tKI^V, SIIKMW KLL CO. have just re- ceiveil a large lot of "Salem Kerseys,’’ known to all of our V’lanters as the best goods for negroe.s that are oHVred in this market.— Those who have been waiting, had better come and get supplied, as they are going otf rajiidly. Fayetteville, Dec. 1-3, 1S')1. 4S-tf ( XO'l'RK. I The Public arc iiiForuicHl that tlie subscriber is the authorise«l Agent for the sale i.f MeKlNsn-.Y S PoUTAliLK SAW Mll.LS. I manufactur'd in Wa.shington City, of "JU hi !e I power engine, loc'iiiotive boiler, which are tuc I only actual I’ortable Saw Mills he h.i.s ever seen I —tio hrick being used in their erection. Those ! in want of these .Mills will find it to their ad- i v.-intage to call on the sul>scriber. Mr. McKin- ' stry informs hin» that Geo. I’age ii Co. have I never manufactured a I'ortabie Kiigine like the I above, anil therefore their right is in no ilaiiger ! of being infringetl upon, as tlicre is no necessi- I ty of doing So ill this age of improvement. I ' H. G. HALL. ' Fayetteville, 1(*, IH-'il. 47tf noo r-MAKi:Rs, no want a svipvvior article of 0»k Tan SOLF] LK.vrilKK, with French and American C.VLF SKINS, can be supplied at our Store. J. a: T. W ADDII.L. Nov. -20, 41tf W a De .lusr RIX IJVED, 1515LS. N-irthern W MISKKV. S. W. TILLINGHAST \ CO. . 10. 1S.M. 47tf \LL AND SlVI”rLE. I* ia-i* i*led to us by Nt»te or Ac- k.':i plea.'C call and settle. Sa(;k„ llUMK, S. J. Fayetteville, I>o'. 31, 18.'>1. IIINSDALK. oUf I'-vj. W e a re Ititert^t w ill be charged on ,T thi." date. }5HANSON St)N. .'Uf >1. (»!\ - ..c l.v n. -lust Fvccived and CHS 1?ANKS. Itf s rou:x. . ■! ’ riber. on th'- -J-’tb Decom- .'t. iii\‘ Savi ile l>*ins. in w uii*h theie ih-a.aVa and Sixty D..llars in cash. r^Tvard of rwi-uty-five Dollars for .iivii-t Ci:>' tbief. or tiie same auiount luom-y all i no i|Ui «tii>ii .lU ciiuiity. .Lin. '5, NoriCE sked. A. L(tVK. r^4-;jt '• note '■ li.it.? ]ia\nieiit. MARCH OF IMrUOVF.MKNT. In the age '.if pri gr’.ssive knowledge, many things heretofore dark and obscure have become clear :ind prai tical—not only in relation to the arts and sciences, but in every depiirtment of human industry. In no branch, perhaps, has the march of improvement been much greater than in the healing art, in producing safer au-l more ethcient rt incdies than heretofore known. Nothing is 'O etL'ctual or so often needeil ».• the \ ermifupe prepared by Dr. Little to cure children of worms: besiiles being always sife and sure, it will restore feeble or puny childrt ii to hi alth again if given a few times. .Many ca ses r>f fever, violent cough or croup, hurricil or .lifRcult t.reathing, \c., originate from wcrms. and are consequently cured in a very short ^ time by the use of this medicine. In .Monroe : county, a few day.s ago, a child was violently attnckeil with a cough and fever, anil after sev- . eral days of regular physicing its life was de spaired of, when Little's Vermifuge was given, which caused the expulsion of a large ipitintity | of worms, and the child reovered imniediatel.y. | Families consulting their own interest, willj b bled to the subscribers, by tind it greatly to their advantage to procure the r iiiit, are rt guested to article in dollar bottles, and use it as advised for all the common ailments of children. Gen erally speaking. mor“ than half tiie cases that occur are from worms, as little as many may think of it. 15y those who have tested it, and many have, the fact is well known that Dr. Lit tle s Anodyne (.'ough Drops and Vermifuge w ill cure most cases of children and half grown per sons quicker than any other remedies, adopt what course you may. The following case, from a very respectable ; planter of Houston county, demonstrates an im- | portaiit principle. Read it: j Houston county, Aug. 1810. I)r. Little—Dear Sir: After having used sev- j eral Vermifuge medicines, and even ('aloniel. ; without success in relieving our child of worms, j we then gave your Vennifuge according to di- | rections, which very soon cau.sed the expulsion | of a large |uantity of worms. After that the child got well immediately. ^ y/Kl I The fac-simile of the signature of Dr. W. J. Little will be I’ounil uj.on the outside wrapper of each of his Medicine.s. Sold wholesale and retail, by the Troprietor, at his Manufacturing Depot, No. ‘Jt4 Market street, Philadelphia, and Macon, (Jeorgia. 'I'o be had al.so of James Cain, Kockfish. A. Watson. Floral College; Townsend & Doug lass, Uennettsville; Dr. P. >L Ci>hen. Charles- tin: C. C. liarbee, 15arclaysville; 1’. F. 1‘escud, K have formed a company styled the' i wW Snow Camp ^'anll^actunng I'onipany. ' ; of Alamance County. No tli Carolina, two miles i West ot the Cane CriH'k ( .itlon Factory, on Cane . I t'reek, at the Foundry t ■ tied by David Dixon j j & ISrofhers, and woi Id reipectfully announce to 1 the citirens of Alamance aixl the adjoining ! i Counties, that we are now prepared to Manu facture in the neatent ami best style—W heat j Thrashing .Machines, froni two to six horse I power: ( lUting .Machines of diirerciit sizes: ; Wool Carding Slachines; d"uble and single Mill I and Factory Gi'ar: Saw ind tlrist Mill Irons: edge Tools: Cotton Yarn and Wool I.olls. *LC. j 1‘ersons wishing to p'Tidiase would do well to j give UK a call before [ii..'i-basing elsewhere, as 1 we are determined to sell cheap for cash, or on j time to punctual dealers. *urlong experience ■ in the M.-inufacturing P.usiness enables us to j feel no hesitation in s.iying thet our work shall i init tve !>ur['asi*el tv any shop in the South. -\11 lettei's addre.saed to the Agent of the |«‘ojnpany at the .Suow Camp i’. O., .Mamaiice ^ ; County, N. C., will ruceive }irompt attention. DAVID DIXON. Agent ! of the S. C. Manufacturing Comjiany. Snow Camp. Dec. 1', 1&'»I. 47-*ini ' TIIOS. II. TlLLINCillASr, | BOOK-BlliOlIK, Anderson St., Fayetteville, W. C., oPlttSITK MK. W. \VI.N."1,»\V'S I.AW’ OFKK K. Music neatly bound at short notice. Panijihlets and Periodicals bound, anil old Hooks re-bound, in a substantial manner. Dec. IS.M. 4>.tf llotelikiMK AVhrelK 1A.N be furnished by the undersigned. Old y .Mills can .save •‘jilO to and new Mills ^"•0 to •'i>lO, l»y jirocuriiig these Wheels of me. Casting for th« latest improvements in saw mills constantly on hand. Steam mills re}>aired throughout. Grtites for luiniing saw dust, sash weights, corn shellers, lUacksniith irons, miii spindles, gearing, backs for chimneys, fronts for tire-places. and castings of every descrip tion, >iiade to order. He has just returned from the Great KxhiVii- tion, and is jirepared to furnish machinery d' the latest iniiiroyement. A few patteitis for fancy railing fences for yards an I ceiiiett'ries expected daily. Horse I’owers for tliri .^hiiig grain, sawing w'tod, and grinding corn, made to order. A four-horse Power, with grist mill to grind 40 to 5(( bushels of c-irn per day’, for :f"j')0. He is also making preparation to man ufacture Page's celebrated Saw .Mills for saw ing lumber, — will saw o,(H)0 feet of lumber per d;ry. A specimen of fancy Casting can be seen at the Observer Office. IL G. II \LL. Nov. V.K 18.j1. 4i-3m C)Ni: rnoUSAND liAKTsl W I AVING located my self in Wilniingtin for fl M. the purpose of doing an .\gency Husi- ness. persons wishing to save time and money, will find it to their interest to send their jiro- duce to the care of K. Shaw, and the returns will be forwarded forthwilh. IIODKIIK’K SlIAW. Wilmington. Oct. lIS, 1H.")1. ;].")-:-5in Second Fall and Winter Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, Umbrellas, Bonnets, &.C., for 1851. s^TAKll A WII,LIAMS beg leave to aiirion-ice to their ciistoniei-s, anil all those visiting this place to buy (ioods (-itlier at wholesale or retail, that they are now receiving their »econd .'Upitly ol Fall and Winter Goods, which will be sold at the lowest prici s for eash, or on the u.-ju- al time for good pajier. We respectfully invite the attention of (Coun try Merchants to our new stock of (ioo-ls. as we fetd assured that we can oiler inuucentenfs un surpassed by any wholesale house in this town. S. .1- W. Oct. 31, 1S.")1. :;!'.rf JUS'r RECEIVED. -MKN’S and l?ovs' SADDLKS. of every quality and style, soioe very tine. Al so, Uridles, Collars, W hijis and Wagon Harness. P>v L. C. il.\.LL, of l{ome. ‘Oct. 18, 18.-)1. S2tf 7& IZotchkiKK’w 'I t'i'tical Water Whvvl. rglHKllK are several hundred of these Wheels J3. in op'r.:tion in diilerent counties in .North Carolina. For proof of their great advantages over the comiiion tliitter wiieel, or any other wheids now in use for saw mills, we conlidently refer to ihoso who have apjilii-d them to their mills. We can reeoiiuiieml them jiarticularly f«r their s\iperiority iii cases i>f a low he.id of water, «>r b.-ick water. We still keej) a supply of Wheels, s'litable for diifereiit heails of water, at W ilmington, New- bern, Washington, Kdenton and F.iretteville. The wheels may also be had of K. lirevard, Lineolnton, and Lriah Wells. Petersburg. \ a. Pers'.iiis wishing to obtain the right to use the wheels, will be served on apjilication to D. McNeill & Co., Fayetteville. N. C. D. McNKILK. A. A. MeKKTHAN. l>. McALlSTKlL Feb’y 22, 1S4‘I. O'i tf 'I'O 'riiE puni.ic. II. MALi., I'ai/elierifle roundyy. CASTINGS OF KVKllY DKSCKIPTION MADL TO OIIDKIL A lot of Habbet .Metal for sa)e. Wiuslov.' street, Sept. 1, iS-jj. 18Y' JOHN 1). WILLIAMS, t'ommisshm M'onviirtlits^ Fayettoville, N. C. Feb. 1'), 1S‘)0. K. M. 0!i!ii:LI>, ryinvAiiDiNj; nnniissiiiN ViiiiiriiA.M at FayelU*%l!Ic, V. March 10, *Lsr,l. 02-tf ' H. HOLMI'.S. i Attorney at Law, Wilmington, N. C. NOTICE. FILL i\l) WIaTI'R fiOODS;. f jJMIE SubscrilK*rs ar*‘ now reee;viiig a well B selected stock of .Staple and Fancy IdlY Goods. Among their stock wili be i«.uud the latest styles of Ladies' and Gcutleiiieu j: Dl>Ki'.S GOODS, together with n good assortiiiint uf Kcad\-iuai(‘Uiubn Ha':; Hats, (’ajis, anil !>omn‘t.j all kiiuls ol ami '.''lutes; aiju'tiiig; Sadulcs, I>i idles, liij'S and (.'I'ilar."; Ilaidwuif and ('utleij; Ijca- tlu'i" ilollcw-v.aic and (‘riKkerv-ware; L>af, Ltinij), Criisiii'd, Claiiticd and Ijr.iwii Su- g;:rsj Teas: Kin. Laj^Aiira i.nd Java J'alt, Mi!a.'.'^e.~, Iron an.i Nails. With many other Goi-tls. whi. h will be sold very cheap for Cash, or iiii time to those ^^ho ]iay puiicli;,;liy. We would be gl.ad if our frieiKis and the public generally wi:uld give us a call. .1. T.' C(;UN. IL & CAIN. Sej't. 1. IS.-.l. 16tf rjS^HI’ subscriber has leaseil for a term of B. years, of H. W'. P.rown. Kst)., his tire-jiroof Store, with his Wliarves, and is now in a condi- _ _ a ti j- tt tion to take especial care of Soirit.s ^rurpiMitinc ! Commission and For^vardin^ I?ier* ^FFK'K on C(>riier of Front and Princess streets, tnider .iournal ofiice. Dec. 12. 4S-tf T. C. WORTH, ('())i.i;i.s.si(i.\ A\!) furwakdi.m; .merciiam. W ILAHNU rON, N. C. Feb. 1, IS.'il. o7tf SAVA(iE eV mi:ari:s. ^ TAR II Store NOTR E. c'\; WIJ.LiAMS h.ive removed to tlie .Starr, one door y. st of .M' ssr.'. 11. Hransi n iC .'^oii, where tl; y have just received additions to the Sju’ing j uvchases ol Sta]>le ami Fancy DUV (iOOl).''. Country luirchants are reouested to examine our stock. .lune 7, 1 . ST.MUL WlLl.lA^IS. 7-'>-tf S' Pdtrt 's ( 'irculnr-S(tir SUmn Mills. r H^HK >indersigued is the aiitbori/.ed .Vceiit i for the above v:iluable Mills, .and will be glad to receive orders lor ••Circul:ir-Saw .Mills", to be projielled eitluT by i^tcam. W ater or Horse p'iwer. These Mills have been used on the Plank Hoads in Maryland. Virginia. North and South Carolina, and are always approved. They are u>eil and preferred by the (ireeuviile and Kaleigh Plaiik Koad Company, and I have the Word of some of the very exp»*ri.lu-ed Directors of that Ci.mpaiiy to say tliey pcrfurm admirable. They are cheajier than any other .Mill, will l>erforin better, and .saw more lumber. .INO. M. IlOSK. Favettevill^, N. Xov. L>, 1S-')1. :l‘.t-?.m and other .Naval Stores comniilted to his care. The Warehouse is well known to be the best and j safest jilaee in town for the storage of Hacon. : Laid. Corn, Peas. &c. The lower wharves have on them four large new sheds, where S])irits can ; be safely ke)>t from the rain and sun. He is | prepared to receive and ship, or sell, all kinds | of produce sent to his care. He will also make | advances when reipiired. j He ln-'.:s to refer to the following gentlemen: U. W. P.rown. .lohii Dawson. O, G. Parsley and Thos. II. Wright, l^sijs. MILLS COSTIN. r.rown's wharf, W ilmington. N. Sept. 12, li^-M. 21-V FKESlI C'ii \('KI:RS, ^c. Hl’LS. and half-bbls. Hutter Crackers. 10 lioxt s Sod:i ditto. 12 ditto inf. PicTiic, Sugar iiuil Bos ton ('r.tckers. F'or sale by SA;PL W. TILLINGHAST .t CO. Nov. 17, 4itf LP.S. LAGS W ANTKlJ, by II. IMIaNSON SON. 7Stf IS .Tiilv 1. I* 'rouAct'o. IU>IK North Carolina and Virginia Chew ing Tobacco, by the Hos and retail. J. iv T. W ADDILL. C)ctober 2’>, 1S‘»1. -Jl-tf DAILY i:xrEi 'ri:D. ~ Tons of HOOl’ lllON. suitaV>le for Spirit -^90 barrels, by K. C. HALL, of Home. :;2tf TURrEN'riNE LAND Foil S.M.K. a loll sale, :VX\ acres of I..\NI) on .Tames ^ ('reek. aiid'lJn acres on Cypress Creek, in Cumberland, convenient to the Western Plank Hoad, heavily timbered, and admirably adapted to till- making of Tiirpentine. Afiply at tiiis t >tUce. Nov. 2^. IS')I. 4«tf tiiir Shop and its .■T be* ;i d; su-oved by tire, it is ne- ;i'l .oir out'tanding debts should . i beiore we can resume our business. WlllfK i: UALoTKAL'. 1-. .Ian. 7. 1 s..'j2. .4-;>w • '■■I'y- \i:s\ A U RIVALS. ’• .'irrivals we have received MO- iu hlnl>.. tierces and bbls. A'v, .''.iliiioii. Mackerel iu bbls. . .irl \lu i.'ts and Herring. .. .V p..i!;tiii'.r Iri."i!i Potatoes. ( (M)K .S: TAVLOH. r,4->w ■■ ■• r' vv:.rd will be given to atiy per- ' ill ;ii.pieheii 1 and deliver to IT P.n.wh-'ille, .Marlboro’ Dis- ' . i ' NKrt;(t liny, w'lo was stolen • , ■ 17tli D( eember, iust.. with the •• loMi. The negro boy is about i cht c'lmplexion. cant talk .V K .'.v legged, with a small scar the right side of his nose. -i •' ell ill the possession of (i low, ' .L'‘iii. r, who was driving two Imy Dec. .FOKL ALLKN. j'AL!., IH5I. •lAMi'.S KYI.l-; I" ' iC.iig a very large and general as- c;>oi>s, ■ tile Package for CASH. Those ■ 1 irelia^e Ct(H,ds at reduced prices, '■ " au'l examine, .-is Bargains may ’'''i/riN;; Atikcr Brand, ' ■ ■■' !*•. uncomiiionlV cheap. '■ IJOOT.'^ AND SMOlvS, ’^ lh e\er Were f. r Sale in thi* m.irket. I‘-.I. 2Htf Haleigh. S. J. HINSDALE, Agent for 1-ayettevill^ FOR THE EAUMEUS. KTHAW CUTTERS, Corn Sheller.s, Harrows. Ploughs and Plough tixtures of different patterns, \c. kc. F’or sale by , J. & T. WADDILL. Oct 1, 18'>l. Marble Factory. I. i- roli \cco. i'X'K I'll hand; and I sh.'ill re- ’ilarly. from Messrs. .1. .lones I'ialities :i .'Sorted froju Common to i' ll I «1’;1 sell at lowest manufac- Nl'i-il 18.-,1. LTLLV GGtf i>;'. s'rovES!! Im. tl,;- rhurebes. Parlors, Faotoiies, For sale bv c. w. ANDRKWS, Market Square. ^ l^Ol. 31tf Bv ;FX). LAUDER. T\V» DOORS ABOVE HAICH & SON\S STORE, Fav€‘lteville, rV. V>. .Tan’y 20, 1H5L W-lVpd A.roy, ^hemwell & Co. nAVE otAe piece c!itra fine 7-4 black Frcnch CLOTH, to which they would call the attention of the public. Oct. 15, 1801. 32tf 18th Nov. 1851. >LVC INTVRK oilers for .sale— I 1bbis. clear M KSS POP. K. :! bbls. No. 1 Lard. 7) keg.-, Rutter, tine quality. Liberty Point. 40tf 1' \V1'. ri'KVll.l,!'. I!I!A.M'1I c o T u 1 -\ a J. M. WlllTi': & IMIKlUnLL, IPraprrs^ Tailors^ A N I) W H O L K S A L K A N D R K TAIL 110 WlUiani street, j\rir i nr/i, \E.\T DOOR TO TI!L B\.\K OF I’API' FKAR. FayelleriUe^ .I*. V. Tiik .Siili.scriWrs wmild bcji leave to in form the inhabitants of Fayetteville and vicini ty, that they have opened the above F.stablish- liient. and intend carrying on the business in all its branches. They have just received a large stock of K i: A l> % - ^1A I> K f.OT 111*'% From New York, all of their own manufacture, consisting in part ot Cloth Cloaks, all qualities. Black and colored Cloth Surtout and Sack Over coats, every grade. Labrador and Lamb's-wool Reaver ditto. Ditto ditto ditto, made revers ible. to wear either side out. Reaver-cloth. I’etersh.nii and Kersey Overcoats, every style. Dress and Frock Coats, of F'rench cloth, superi- nr quality, equal to custom work. .‘>ack (,’oats of all kinds and qualities. Pants of tine French Doeskin. Ditto of fancy Cassimere, in variety. Ditto of Sattinets. Kerseys. &c. V’^ests, of .Satin, plain and fancy Silks, Silk Vel vets, W'ool N'clvets, Cashmere, Cassimere, \ a- lencia, Marseilles, &c. Vests, of white and figured .Silks, for weddings and parties, in variety. —ALSO— Shirts, plain and embroidered; Collars; Un der-Shirts; Drawers; Cravats, &c. &c. —ALS >— \ good assortment of medium aud cheap CLOTH IN(L Country Merchants and othcr.s in want of Clothing to sell again, will do well to call and examine our Stock. Orders filled at fifesrNl'W YORK 1*UICKS.“^ Measures and ortlers will be tnlcon for fine Clothing, and executed in the most lashionablc style and with despateh. J. M. WHITE & UNDERHILL. A. C. 1L\KT, Auent. Nov. 17, l^jl. 40-Jm Dr. T. «. H Has taken «n Office on Hay Street, West of the Hotel iJuildings. July 14, 1851. 4-tf Oct. 18. ls.',l. FAVE r i'E\ ILLi:, N. C'. i fB''IHIS large and s]ileU'lld P.uildiiig li.Ts now M. bet'll in siiecessfiil o]*t‘ratiou since May 1SP.>. The Bedding and Furniture of all kinds is new. and the rooms convetiient and jile.as.iiit. The Table is always ftirni>hed with the best the market ailords. aided by a fil.e vegetable irariU'ii. Boarders, Lodgers, and Traveller-^ will Pnd de sirable accoit’.niodations and attentive servants, j No pains will be sparevl to give entire salistuc- tion. Families can be furnished with lar!'**. airy, front double rooms, conveniently and hand somely fiirnisheil. .\n*cxi>erience of 20 years will enable theles- ■jce she hopes, to give general satisfa' tion. ANN BROWN. .June 1. 1S'>0. 2S-tf _ TIIK n;LKi!ii\Ti:i) iiuk niKM COOKINii STOVi:, IS for sale by the Subscriber in Raleigh and Fayettevilb'; in Raleigh at his .''luqi on Fay etteville Street, and in Fayetteville at .Mr. A. M. ('ampbell's. The Subscriber hereby forewarns all persons from purchasing any of these .''toves from any person either in or out of North Carolina, ex- cejit from himself or his duly authorized .\gents. He has purchased the exclusive right to veml this Stove within the State, and will prosecute imv person infringing his right, either by pur chasing, selling, or using, any except those ob tained from himself. .lOSKPH WOLTERING. lX_r'Tin: iintlt'i sinju'd, i'oundcr and Machinist, has eon.scTited to act as .\gent for the only actual PORT.MILL ClRCl l,.VR .'^AW .MILI., in the I’nited .States, made by Win. McKin.'try of Wi:shington. These .Mills are of Cast Iron, no brick bring used in their erection. They can be takt'ii down, reinov(*d miles, and put in operation in lo hours. Power ot Lngine : 20 horse: will cut l'>,*•(!() feet Plank Koail Lum ber j'er 24 hours. These Mills have taken the jireiiiium at the Maryland State Fair over all others, and are considered the best in the world. I 1 would be }ileased to receive orders, either for the Liigines with or without the Mill. Letter ] adtlressei-l to 11. G. Hall will receive prompt at tention. I will put those Mills up any where witliin 10 miles of Fayetteville, if desirable. 11. G. HALL. I Nov. 2t;. ISol. 43-tf I ('ONHM'/l ITION DEFIED! CtoihitMfsl CloihitMfjl ()\V receivlriiT. direct from New \ ork. a su- perb lot of CL> rill.NL made up in the i most fashionable style and of the best materials, consisting of black ami brown Frock and l/ress ('oats: Cloth Overcoat': Cassimere Pants, seve ral varieties: fancy Cnenadine .''ilk. Satin and chants, WlL>il.\«TO\, N. C. ”.ii!m;i'ii r. ' U KU A !i Viill .^11 SSIO.\ AND rORWARDIKG MERCHANT, jjfirfOM, .V. Prompt personal attentioTi given to all ('onsignnicnts. and Cash advances made on .Mer chandise to be shipped or sold in this market. Feb. 1, 1K')1. o7y .1. e” 'i'ooMi:K, t'onimissioH an ft JTonrarff- w n.Mi\(;'roN, x. r. Refer to II. Branson .^on, ) K. C. A. A. McKethan, ) Feb. 1, IH.'il. 57y ^ W H.KLNSON V.V ESi.EK, DEALERS IN Coii/erlioiKir)/, Fun ijf! I'rinf.tj Hf-, Tn- und Simjf, AND IMPORTERS OF SI l»KKIOK ll.iVWA -IGAKS, -\T WHObKSAJ.K AM> KKTAIL. Market St., Wilmington, N. C. Aug. 7. ISol. “ N. H. S'LAKIU C’K. ~ niON roT’NDKH -VNl) MACITrNIST, Mnnii/iicltiri r of St>nm MJioih ra, J//// (iCiiriu'i oj (ill h'tmls, d'c. J^t/ir of fovr-liDtmt Pusf ('(ittiliis, Jiuiil Jutj/rftcrlllr In Wih-.sdV, iJdiilJ. f||lilE .Subscribers having secured the mail JB. (••■ntract on the a>.ove Line, will commence THIS D.VY, running a Line of Four Horse Post Coaches, Daily. Leaving I'ayetteville at (i P. M.. and arriyin^- at Waisaw at \ past •> A. M., in time for the ('ars .North and South. Re turning. leave Warsaw on the arrival of the Cars, say about 1 or 2 P. .\L, afd arrive at Fay- ette\ille in ten hours. Every care wiil be taken to render the line pleasant, c iiveiiieiit. and safe, for Ti-avellers. A Lino of Stages will be established as soon as }iossible, by the Plank Road, Iroin Fayette ville via Carthage and Asliehorough, to Lexing ton, Salem, and Salisbury. McKINNON McNEILL. Fayetteville, N. ('., .*.ug. S, ls.)l. 11-tf \\ AN'ri:D, • BARREl S d- TUIIPEX- Ir I*' TINE, for Listillerv at the I’lank Road l.ridge ,n Big Rockfisli. The best market ]irice will be jiaiil. For further infiu-m- atioM, inquire «f.l(dm W. Murphy. ;>t the Bridge, or of McKethan, Fayetteville. l>ec. 18, lh.')l. ' 40tf lIiTS.('U*S,F.COTSiUiiei'S. rW^llE undersigned, as the .\gent ot the aViove JL Establishment, will oi-der any articles which may be wanted, on application to him. The .''team Mills manufactured by Mr. Star- buck have been tested, aud are highly approved very thankful for the very liberal {latronage that I'all ami Siorh', 1831. rjSlIIE Snl)scriber oflcTs for sale one of the B largest and be^t assortments of (jOM)S in his line ever offered in this place. He is on the Plank Roads about Fayetteville. EDWD LEE WINSLOW. Fayetteville, Sept. 4, 1S-)1. 2otf 10,000 W VNTED. Tlic Siibscrilx'r has now one of the nnist extensive and best assorted slocks Double and .‘Single SHOT Gl NS, TISTOLS of I..I —- the most s’.ijierior quality.—( olt s Repeating Twilled Silk Vr>.is. .Ml of which will be .sold 1 ^^d .Mien’s Revolving, of every quality.—Pow- T Raleigh, .April U*, 18.>1. tiStf A. A. iMclvICTIlAN STILL continues to carry on the C AR 111 AGE BUSINESS, in all its branches, at the OLD STAND. He returns thanks for the liVieral i>at- ronage he has heretofore received, anil hojies, by strict attention to business and a desire to give entire satisfaction, to merit a continuance of the same. Having recently increased his business, he has on hand a very fine a.ssiu'tnient ot Curriat^es, jiarouclics, Huijgics, RockaYvays, and Sulkeys, Finished, and a ve^y large assortment of Work partly finished, which, for elegance of shape and finish, will compare with any other work. I’ersons wisliing to buy, would lo well to call and examine tlie work, as he is determined to sell LOW for cash, or notes on short time. All Wi rk warranted lor twelve n\mtbs. and rejiiiired free of charge, should it tail by bad workmanship or nnititrial. DCP K(>[)Jiiring faitlilully oxocu- ted at short notice, on very rc:isonable ternis. F.vykttevillk, Ski't. ‘2*2, Blanks o f uU L inds, For sale at this Office. lower than any concern of the kind in tow n. and if not as reprcsenli*d, the money will be refund ed. Call .iiid see. A furtiier addition to the Stock is il.iily expectiil, and due notice will be t'iven. One door ^..•lst ol Cof.k lavlors. ,1. SMITH CO. Sept. 22, 18.jl. 2ttf A i)i;siit.\r.i.K lir.siDKNCt; I'OU SAI.K. IlllE Subs«riber now offers for sale all his Turpentine and Farming L.VND, contain ing about t;>»0 .Veres, situated 12 miles East ot Fa.vetteville, on the ioldsborough roa'l, com monly known as Palmyra. It has a good ilwelling house, out buildings, \c., and a store where a large amount ot busi ness is done, and increasing daily. t his is a rare chance for turpentine getters, merchants, i^;c. and w ill be sold a bargain. Any one w ish ing to purchase, and wishing further informa tion, can apply on the premises, to .1. W. MURPHY, or P. T.VYLOR, Fayetteville. j July-ilUh, Sif The 4'liftt9fxe has been titfitlf'I j fS 111 E Subscribers having .sold out their old JL .''tock of Goods, have the pleasure now ot saying to their friends, that they are in»w open ing an entire NEW .'' TOt'K of ini\ HARDWARE vV ( U I'LI.UY, HATS AND SHOES, firoreries of all hints^ All of which we will .sell low for Cash, or ex change for any kind of Country Produce, or to punctual custoiuera on time. C(H>K & TAYLOR. Sept. 22, 18') 1. :^4tf ^ NEW C'~\!HM'/1'!N(;. ROLLS Brussels. Ingrain and Stair Carpeting, new and fashionable Pat terns, just received. —AL.^O— lo ke;s Spikes and large Nails, 2‘> boxes Raisins, •!0 bags Shot. Indigo, ('lirtcohite. Salad and Castor t)il, with an addition to our Stock ot Hanlware. S. W. TILLINGHAST & CO. Nov. -li), 18.")1. -18-tf FAYETTEVII.Li: (’OXFEC’TIONEKY. CHARLES BANKS, €'onfertioi3vr^ INFORYIS the public, that lie has refitted his F^stablishment on (^reen .Street, and has on hand a fresh supply of C.VNDII'j.S. manutactured bv himself out of the best Loaf Sugar, and war ranted free from starch, flour, paste, anil perni cious painti^. His whole tiir.o and attention is now devoted to making Candy, and he is pre pared to supply all orders with Candies equal to any maile in the United Slates. These Can dies he warrants to keep in any climate; and he will sell to Town or Country merchants, as I cheap as gooil and pure Caudy cun be purchased iu New York or elsewhere. I Fayetteville, Oct. 28, 1851, 34-tf der Flasks, .“shot and G.ime lings. Percussion Caps of English .‘ind French make. Also, the most cojiiplete assortment of (lun fixtures that has ever been otlered in tins section ot country. Also. Shot (iuns, Uitles and Pistols made to onh'r or repaired. Rittes mtide to oriler. anil warranted to shoot from one to five hundred yards. Air Guns made to order at short notice. To all of which the attention of Sportsmen jind others is respecttully invited. M. A. BAKER, Sif/n of the twun. Hay street, tiearlv opposite the Marble ^ard. I'.iyetteville. N. Oct. >. IS.',]. 2btf llAlll I'OU ]'LASTEKlN(i, J^^'%OR sale by Oct. 1, 18-'.l. J. & T. W ADDILL. 27 tf DAILY I:XIM:('i'ED. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of lloLLOV.'- xtt ^\ ,VR!:, by E. C. H.VLL, of Rome. Oct. IS, 1N)1‘. I). iSf* 15! .Jlrljdurin A RE now receiving a large and general as- sorthient of STAI’M: AND FANCY HAKDWAUE 6c CT I'LEUl, BOOTS A:\I> —AL.'^O— 75 bags Rio, Laguira and .Java (,'offoe, 10 hhds. Sugar, 75 pieces ('otton Bagging, "id coils Bale Rope, 1(l( kegs Nails, assorted, 8 tons .wedes and English Iron, ,">(1(1 sacks Liverpool f^alt, With Loaf. Cru.«hed, Powdered and Granulated Sugar.5; Green Tea: Tcjqier: Sjiice; Ginger: Powder: Shot: Bar Le.ad: Table Salt: 7tar anI Fancy Soaps. With a great variety of other articles, to which we invite the attention of pur- ch:isers at wholesale or retail, as low as any other hmi.se in the place. he has had, and solicits a continuance uf the saint-. His >tock has been selected with care, and consists of nearly .yory varictf and styltj, from the best manufacturers. He has on hand and offer.s low for Ciixh, nt ret.iil or by the case, late.'t styles Gentlemen’s Pieaver. Nutria. Moleskin, .''ilk, Brunli and An gola H.VTS. Also. .Jenny l.ind, Ko.'snth, .\r- tist. Rough and Ready, and stitlViied Fur and W'l'.ol H.Hts, for Men, Youth and Boys—in abun dance by the dozen or c«."»e. —ALSO— \ very large snj'ply of Cloth, Plush. Velvet and F'lir ('.V P.'>, of all qualities, styles and pri ces,—by the single Cap or l y tiie ui zeu. —ALSO— Hoots aiul Slio(‘S, of the following varieti"s, viii: F'ine W’atcr-j'roof, fine ('alf, fine Kip and heavy Winter lUlO'I'S. Also, Boys’ and Youths’ Calf and Kip Boots. Gentb men's Dress Shoes, of various qualities. T>geiher with ati assortment of .Misses' and t hiidri H S BOOTS ami SHOE.'', viz: .Jenny Lind, Excelsiors, (itiitcrs, ditto Half. Buskins, .''Uppers and Morocco Boots. .Vlso, Gentlemen's and Ladies’ Rubbers. With a good sujipiy of Youths', P>ovs', Chiiilrens’ and Ser\ants’ heavy Slioc.s. .Ail of w iiich he oiiers 1-iw for Cusf,, or on time to punctual ci:stoniers. i lease call and ^utisfy vourselves before purchasing elsewhere. JOHN C. THoM:*oN, Market Square. t'ept, 2^*1. 1^*)1. 2fitt IN S l'ORE, PLOUGHS and Plough Castinfts, Corn Shell ers, Cultivators, Straw Cutters, and Sj'in- ning Wheels. Oct. 18, 18 )L E. C. II.YLL, of Rome. a-jtf WRAIMMNC; EAl’ER. J REAMS Medium si/e, •• rduo, for Cotton Vflrn.^. From Maiiteo Paper Mil’s, R.tleigli. For sale low by IL BRANSON k SOX. .Inly 0, 18.")1. _ aiKl I 41^ m D. & Oct. t',. W'. McLAURIX. 28tf COSTOHMIALL, (k,niir Pidtt s^trrft oiitl Si>orr, BALTIJIOUK. rg’.HE largest and best stiick of REAIA- jL M.\DE LOl lilNG ever offered in Baiti- more. Dress. Frock and Sack *O.VTS. all co lors. qualitie.s and sizes, from i*i2 .50 to 50 and upwards. l',\N^i'.Vi^OONS at ?5l to and upwards, enibracing all stv1r« of fancy, jilai* and plaid ('assinieres. VEST.S of every variety at corre'^ponding prices. Also, n large assortment of Boys’ Clothing. Importing our ovn (’loih# direct fror.| Lurofie. and manufacturing on the im st extensive scale, York. .Mso, the latest Report of the New ork . enables us to iifl'er inducements to puiyhasero FA.^'IITONS. I not to be surpassed by any ( lothing K>ta >ii= i- still cnntinne to carry on TAILORING Hl-.lNE.SS.ntmyStand on nndo street, and those w ho may fayoimewith their P ^n()(iO (^.MI.MKNTS, from the •west in price, partment will always bo favorable ternis. ; f„,Ind the choicest selection of CLOTHS, C.>iS- ARCHIBALD GKAHAAL VESTINGS. which vill be made Oct. 27, 1851. S^tt , eliorfest notice, aud in the l.’’.tect style, r.iid ft tit alw'ays guaritutied, ‘ , onn 1 t'SrThe one price system strictly a.Ihercd to. rWlHE Subwribcr wishes to purcha.se 300,(KMI , r Kc. -C.mer i lbs. KAGS, for which the highest cash Rcmouiber the name and pi j.- . U-,j NENV (;OOI>8. fUST received, my Fall supply of CLOTHS. (\\SSIMERES .\ND VESTI.NtLS, TRI.M- MING.^. ^c., of the best quality, froni New Mtreet and those w ho mav tavormewiin ineir f (inn ( custom niay rely on having their work done iri • ’’rt.rthe low. a neat and fashionable style, and on the most custom Depa prices will be paid on delivery iu Fayet^^ille. DAVID MURPHY, llocktish, Cumberland, Aug- l5-’'n» Pratt «t. and Centre Market Space. 11. II. COLF. i CO. August 15, 1851. 14-yoi.d