SBMI-WEEKliY
[VOL. I.]
j'KINTKD liV J. H. NEWBV.
FAYETTEV11.LK, X. C., rj:iJRl AKY 10, 1852.
[SO. G?,.l
HBMa—THn.unaTng
i:i)\V Vlll) J. HALC & sox,
\1
Roat Co'j> lifU’
i^tesiiiiois
s()r'niKuxi:R,
11,1. Ill' in >r U'v to tako her j.lnce in the
If V •,t‘ in a ft'w .She is ine luiiuh-C(i
.r.\,• iVet loll}:, sevi'iitocn feet liejini, anii
1 I auil tlr.-iw.s nut exccedinj: twelve
. « u -t.T. The ronijionv eniifi'Ient;_v exi'oct
• • /> «'. in aiMiti'.'n to th. Ir .'tliei'
'• ' boats, th.ey will In- in a >'in-
tiai!'|'"rt all i'reiulit oent liy tiifir line
!!.ncii certainty ar.il us any
■ II t!.-' riviT. The .'''•iitli»-ilM*r licinj; if
t ili 'lt ‘>t ^’l.e wil; lie eual'ieil
1. IiKMlN'(i. I’ro^'t.
K. .M. (_iiUU:i.!.. .\ee.;t.
.NOTK'!:.
fPTH’ 1. here!' t.iro ••X!!’i Lr ni:l-r
M ■Ill'll i'l .1. II. .V It. r. Min-jiliy tliix
A(-.| ti\ nni'iKi! .•cins"Mt,
■•: -e i'.iiohte'l t" tin’ t’r';!. }v note «,r
lie retiiict«! t"  ftll at It. F. Mnr-
. . - !tle lieri-re tlii‘ I'ili of I'eijuai v
■ : ri '■ ' \cfii~t. Ati'l those h:i\ir^
- _ ■ t r; ,■ •'rr.'. iirc re iue>tcl t.. jire.'-ent
.' 'II ■ .. 1 !*■ ' .
J. w. MrUlMIV.
It. F. Miuriiv.
; - . !'•*::. '’Iitf
I'ii •:> li: -f* whit* lireail C>i;V.
1. S.-e.l Oritv
^ ■ (': 'V ^V•a^.
' - 1 .m l for s.i'.e hy
15. RitSi; ,v SON.
; 1-^2. in-::t
i!i!sii iM)r
\ *' A- l.iirol> Ilf N.irth'jrii, >uitable fur
F 'T sale Iiy
r>. Itnsi: \ SON.
F _V \lil-ot
( ’'’rr.si , 1 }t r.txl ('(i.sks,
(i ^F rior iiiiality. ju.t rceejveiJ ami for
* 1 I ly 1>. HUSK ..V SON.
; • i. 1
*? d’
I
>
lil'lfOKS .VM> rKOFUIF.TuKS.
‘.■I t'.ii' ''enii-\\>okly Ouskrvku $1 IH) if
, ; ii. .ifivmce; .'St .jO if paid tinrinp the
;,r 1 'ul'serijiiiou; i>r after the year has
,:.MV1.
; f Weekly OB'K.itVKU -SiJ 00 per anniiia, if
; in a'lviuii'e: >>2 o> if pjii.l ilurinj' the
ar »i' s!i1"'.Tiptiun; or S-3 00 after the year
;s o\''ire.I.
i I r. riSl'.M KN'I'S in.'^erted for sixty eonts
I r the first, and tliirty eents for eaeli
iir.u I'ul'iieat’ion. \ early ailvevtisenu-nts
.-•■ntraets, at re is. naMe rate;*. ,\il-
ire reov.este 1 to state the nunilnr of
i.' lU'-'ired. or they ^\ i'.l l>e eontinneil till
, an I i.-h;irj:i'd aeeordii-'rly.
l.ctters to the F.-lilors nwist j>iwt-]':iiil.
rKUITS AXI) xr j'8!
K.\N(il.S, Hjrs, l)atc.«, ('nrrants (.'itron,
.Mnidiuls, Filbert.':. Ura/.il Nnts, vS:e.
Jnst received Ijy i'llA S 15ANKS.
L'S.
unsii PO'PA roj:s.
lUSFS. I’LVNTLMJ I'OTATOKS,
for sale Fv
W. II. LFTTFUI.Oll.
.lan y 27. I S.'rJ. (jO-:',w
s!:!XK 'rwiNi:.
Shad Seine Twine.
,)iist received and fir .sale bv
I’OOK \ .JOHN.SON.
.lan'y I’S, isr.j. *;0-:5w
Xi:\V !U)()KS.
OS.'^l 'I’H. Fife .and .''peeches, 2’ic.; Sw.al-
low Farn, Fy Kennedy: Thfi'r_\ and Prac
tice •! ’!'«‘achiiiLr: Archlii.-^hop Feij;hton's Work.s;
Inrnirs I'i.scourses on Scriptural I’ropheev:
li.irper s Mai;a/,ine. bound vol.'*.; .Vnthon'a ('las-
-sieal I'ictiouarv, \c.
i;. J. half: \ sox.
Fel. v -2.
antirrs' and l^lantcrs' Alninnac.
A t’lirtlar .'■upi'lv just recciveil.
‘k. j. llAI.i; .‘i SON.
Fet/y -J.
General Ageucy and Conimissicn
Business.
Suhscrihers have ihisj day enterel in-
JS- to a eup.-irtnership untler the style of
WUITAKKK. WHITFIKLI) .S: TO.,
for the purpose of doing :i general ajrcney and
cenui:is.^ion bu.''iiie.'«.-‘. and in i tVcrinj: their ser
vices to tlie piililic in that capacity they flatter
themselves ;!:at they will be able t.i j;ivo satis-
faciii'ii to all those w ho niay i'onsi*rn .any :•» Is.
w.iT' nierrhaiidi/.e or country produce to ihein
eitlici- to Sell on eoniniissions or forvard. .\s
it will be (lur greatest .aim to please, we pledjre
our'e!ves to spare no i ains in tr;> iiiir to jrive
jrener.il satisfaction. They respectfiiily solicit
the patroiiairc of their friends :ind the public
•reneially. Tlieir sti>re is No. ;! North Wr.ter
Street, Dickinson’s Firc^proof buildiiij.’-. W il-
niinjrton, N. I’.
JOHN n. WIIITAKKU.
J.VMI'.S W. WIIFI Fn'LI),
A. A. 1*.. SoFTIF\l.L,
I’ll ! l l:i Ni l s:—loliJi liawM.n, Fotter .s: Kid
der, O. i. l’:.rs’.ey, ."^aiaiKl Feery Soiis.
11. Fn'iii h, ail'! Fliis .K .‘'litchell.
.Fin. L”.'. iJ'-'iJ. in.tf
Ai«i:i, ^2»a:is wi a.8. A; 
NKW FAM. AND WLNTKll
i
\. II. w Hi ri n:f,i),
' I.lull! r;irri;i!r* Miinufiu-tiiror,
■ ■ >■ 'I.' ini'rm the jiublii-
- ! to carry on the
i'; if-; ‘ir’nrhes. He r.tiirii.s
>m1 p;!ir n:!;ie he has reeeiv-
a strict nttention to biisintss.
t I please all .‘ind jriv* ;r'ncral sat-
i I' lit a continn.iiiee of th* sv.ne.
i'r; ’ !' !i his Work to t>e ni.ido of the
■■ :..el by exjievien.'ed workiiieii: .'ind
■ ! \ ir t.iil ill twclTe ni..;irl;s witli fair
‘ w^.i-V.Tivan'^Iiip or jn-iUiiiil, In;
^ ' .s '.tlioiit eliar;re.
. ' I'iihi'.: to liu\. woiiM I,! \ 11 to call
■ ! ■■ li.' Work liefoie jiiuehas'iiiir, as it
■- i: p;i"eil t'oi- ^' -ie. ■•'.-/ai|i-e. and
• lie I-di'termii.ed t-, sell low for
-li t: Time.
■ - • ■ I'. ii ;-1 .,i] and pronijitly at-
; I'i'l’\1 F.! Nf; neatly ('xci iited at short
•• • . : :..u . -1 ]..,--ih;e ]iricrs.
Feb. -J. 1 '..-.2. »;itf
W Wl'Kl),
'' '■ 'F r Wa^ron.
^ r. 1?. MALFFTT.
. 1 t)I-tf
w. L. sMrrii,
^>:hr, I „ Jjiir.llrilS IlllHll
t'.’IL.NllMiTON, X. (.'.
1^-v.-. t;(»v
m:\\ (;o(M)s,
•I - I III, I, 111 at thr ('{nth i iiif Stoi'r ij
•' ^F WIllTi: a: INDKIUIIFF.
* .■ l-.-.j. f.ltf
S ' I r.;i :ve l, a laiye and beautiful ussort-
Al.'o, Valentine Writers.
I'v w. I'laoK.
^''•■.2. 01 td
sni.sc riliers .are now receivinfr direit
fn.ini New Volk an 1 Fhila>ie;piua..the lar
,H'.'t and h.iiid'oinest .^:.ic!; i;t'
Stdnh (uid I'fi/irii f)nf (ioo(/'
That they ha\> ev> r exiiibitcd in this market.
eml>rMcin>r every \arii t\ ot F.idies' and (jentle-
men's 1>1;FSS (:ooi).S. aniens which may be |
fouii'l; IHack and fancy w.aterr I aTnl ]i'ain l>ress ,
.'•ilk': black and fancy t'oliurirs: F.ima Twills; I
tijrured ;.nd plain fancy and b'.:ick Motiair Fus- :
tres; .''ilk arp and I’lape llroea les; .Swiss.
,cotch ainl Cliene ;inj:hams: ."^axony l>e-F;iins:
Frcnch. r.ii”lish .and .'.inerican I’rin's; F.mb'd
t’ashmeres: jilain ditto; ch.iiiireab'.e l>e-Lains;
watered ami needle-work Cashmen-s; chanp-ea-
Fle 'i i.neses; Itroeade Lii.'tres: i)ama."»k .llolians:
k ibiinba^ines: seeonil-niourniiip Poplins:
plain .and watered .''ilk .Mantillas; eoh.ie l and
iilack \ elvet Mantillas; llrocadt* Poplins; .anil ;i
Firjc ;i's rtmejit of l>ress TrininiinL's: French
and Fi.;.ili.--h .Nlerinos; Velvet Neek liibbons and
• ’uir-=, vVc.
ENllillOlDKUIKS.
French worked t'olhirs and Cjii>C9; French
Worked rufls; French worked C'heniisettes; I’n-
der-.''lceves; Swiss and .Jaconet Trimmings; In
fants’ Waists and ’aps; Ilem-stitclied and nee-
dle-workeil Finen (.’.inibiie Iliindkerchiefts, from
lo ct.s. to S'l'. and a beantiftil assortment of
Vei\s; every v.ariety of Sh.awFs, embroidered and
pl.iin; Thread. Cotton and Linen Kdgiiigs and
Laces; blaek Si'.k Laees and Edgings.
—ALSO—
lilaek, bine, brown iiskI green French and
Fnglish (’lofl.s; black nnd fancy Cassiuieres;
Cu: \'elv»'t, fi;;urcd and blnek Satin and Valen
cia \'estings. isome very handsome;) Sattinets;
Kentucky Je.Mis; Tv.>-eds; Lin.^eys: F’lannels,
v.i.ol and cotton: O.-naburgs; Druggets: Damask
Taiile CotiiS: ditto Napkins; 'cntre-Talde Cov
ers. M rv tin:': Piano (.’overs; Iri.--h Linens: Lin
en L.'iwns: Tiii’e.i 1 t'ambne.-; Towel!in;zs; (ien-
tlenien'.'i Merino Shirts and Drawers; .*i’.k Neek
r.i! 1 pocket i!andker.'hie;'s; Laiiies’ .Merino
Vests: ('ashmere and Si!k Hose: d.tto Ifalf-llose;
the eelcbr itcd .'^alem .Jeans, black .and grey.
Fa lies', .'Iciitlemen's :ind C'hildren’s IJtJOTS
and SHOKS
.Men’s, Is»\s’ and Infants’ Hats .-ind f’apH.
Velvet, Satin, .Straw and F'lorence IJonnets.
Ditto ditto ditto for Misses.
And every article usually kept in a Dry tJoods
.''tore.
\Vc invite the public to call .and exam
ine our large .and handsome .Stock, .is we are al
ways anxiou'; to show onr (loods.
MV' Lfiji Sii;/iir, Tk> (mtf Cnffre.
.VPiFV, SIIF.MWKLL A: CO. return thanks
to the eiti/.ens of Fayetteville, and the public
generally, lor the very liJieral p.itronagc here
tofore bestowctl on them, and intend, Ijy strict
attention to business, to merit .a continuance.
S. S. ARKV.
I*. SIIK.MWKLL.
.1. K. McDONAI.l).
Fayetteville, Sejit. lO, 18-31. Ultf
“'rOBACCOr
PRIMF] North Carolina nnd Virgini.a Chevv-
ing Tobacco, by the Hox and retail.
J. .S: T. WADDILL.
October 25, .34-tf
D.Ml.V KXIM'ATK!).
TONS of HOOP lilON, suitable for Spirit
barrels, by
K. C. HALL, of Rome.
Oct. 18, l.S.-;l. .^2tf
NATION A I. SP:IUE8 OF
NfaiidarfI .Scli«ol Itooks,
PFi;i.lSlli:i) I5Y A. s. P.ARNl’.S .S: CO.,
51 .John street. New York.
^B^of i'chool Teachers, .Si'hool
fl- ( ommittees. and the friends of Kducatioii
generally, are invited to the following valuable
I ext Uooks for Schools, .VeaiU'mies and Collegt s;
DAVIKS’ MATllFM.VrU'S.
Retail prices.
D.-ivies’ First Lessons in .Vrithmetie, IS
Davies’ School Arithmetic. :!7
Davies’ (iramniar of .Vrithmetie, :’.l
D.ivies’ Fniversity Arithmetic, 75
Davies’ F.lement.iry Algebra, 75
Davies Lleinentary ','ieometry and Trig
onometry, jj;] 00
Davies' Practical GeoTuetry and .Mensu-
r.-ition, 7.-,
Davies’ Honrdon’s Algebra, 1
Davies’ Legei. Ire's tJeonietry, new edition 1 :!7
Davies’ Flements of .'Purveying, 1 .'>0
Davies Logi- of .Mathein.atics, 1 'Z->
('h.-imliers' Treasury of Know ledge, 75
Clark’s Klements of Drawing, 7.”»
Chambers’ Natuntl Philosophy, tl8
Reiil and Hain’s Chemistry and F.lectrieity, 75
H.'imilton’s Veget.able and Animal Phys-
itdogy, 75
Chambers’ llleinetits of Zoology, S8
I’age's l-ilenients of (.ieology, 75
Parker's First Lessons in Natural Philo
sophy. US
Parker's Conipenditmi of .School Philo
sophy, 1 OU
Mclntire on the Fse of the (Ilobes. 7-'>
Fulton \ Kastman's (.'opy IWioks (^N'«s. 1,
ami eacli 10
i’ulton iSc I’.astman’s Penm.anship. '2'2
Fulton & Kastman's Hook-keeping (.Sin
gle and Double Hntry) 7.')
lirooks’ First L.-itin Lessons, 50
IJrooks' Ovid'.« Metamorphoses, 2 0(1
Brooks’ Cidlectanea K\angelica, .”(t
lirooks' First Creek Lessons, ' 50
Parker's First .''chool Reailer, 15
Parker’s Second .'^i hool Reader, 25
Parker’s Thir l .'^chool Reader, :!H
P.irker's Fourth .'School Reader, tio
Parker's Rhetorical Reader, 75
Martin's Othoepi.-t, words of difficult
jronunciatioii. ;>7
Northend's Little .Speaker, 25
Northend's .\nierican .'^jieaker, t'>:)
Northend's .''choyl Dialogues,
NN illard's History of the Fnited .'^tates, t>;(
Willard’s I nivers.il History. 1 .!7
Zacho's N«'W .Vmeriean .''pc.iker. 1 25
.\ny • r the atiove Rooks can be found :it the
F.ook'tore of K. .1. li.ile \ .Son, Fayetteville.
Jan'y 1, F'''>’J. 52--m
i)i:siK \r,Li: iii^siDKxci:
FOR SAU:.
^H^HK .''ub.'criber now otl'eis for sale all his
B- Tnr]'entiiie .-iiul Farminji L.VND. cont.iin-
ing abinit •'**0 ,\cres. situated 12 miles Fast of
I'ayettev ille. on the (ioldsborough road, com
monly known as Pa'imyra.
It has a g ;.id dwelling hotise. out-buiMings.
\c., and .1 St'.re where a large amount of Jiusi-
ne.‘-:.'= is done, .nn 1 incre.-isiiig daily. This is .-i
r:;re ehanee fur tur[>entine getters, men h.ants.
v^c. and will lie sohl a barg.ain. .\ny one wish
ing to ]>urehase. and wishing fnrther informa
tion, can applv on the preiui.'cs. to
.1. \V. MFRPHV, or
P. T.WLOR, Fayetteville
Jnlv 2i;th, ■ «tf
i:. C. If ALL,
OF
t^iirrnsor oj /liil/, Si(r/,-rff {'• Co.,
.S now receiving his Fall STOCK of GOODS,
. consisting of a genera! assortment of
-NKW C ROP MOr.ASSKS.
11HD.'^., a prime article.
.Also, I chest t»f chciice Imperiiil Tl'A.
For .s.-ile by H. RR.VNSON SON.
.Jun’y lO, 1852. 57tf
Si cam Saw Mill for sale.
Fayetteville and AVestern IMaiik Road! I ^I’V ( « 00(ls, f^juld ic'FV , I 1 Jlt.S, C^H j)S,
^^lioos, llanlv.aro; Croccru'S.
.'inls, tho one lueattMi u inik*s ( arth:i;jc, | ’ ’
or one of those located near Ashborough. \ n>»‘'h larger and more general stock than
The price of the .Mill as it st.inds will be very I on the Kast side of the Cape Fear
low, ami the terms very accomm-idating. ' j —"hieh he is pre]>arel anl determined to sell
.Vpplication may be made to the nnder!.itrned. I customers, either at wholesale or
KDW'D LKK \V!NS1,0W, I retail, at greatly re.luced prices.
President t'te. ! "onld call particular attention to hi.-
57-.‘Uv i liOOT.S and SHOFS. The assortment
is unusu.-illy large, !ind of every iiuality and
Fnyett'-'ville, .Jan. H», 1S52.
LAXl) Foil SALK.
rBlHlC subscriber oHei-s for sale his tract of
I L.VND. on which there is a good dwelling
and other ont-honses. saw .ind grist mill, lying
on the Fli/abeth road, nine miles from Fa.vette-
ville aii'i two and a half miles from (,'ape I’ear
River.
To Turpentine getters it affords a rare ch.ancc.
as there are It.OOO boxes .already cut, and from
SO to 40,(KM) niight still be opened.
It is .also a good location for a Tur])entine
Distillery.
Terms liberal, nnd made known im applica
tion. NATHAN IFF .Mc.VRTIU R.
.J.'^n'y 1S52. 57tf
CaroIini:in copy.
~ .irsT iJi:( i-:!\ Fi).
ALAGA RAISINS, boxes and half litto.
Itutter ('rackers, l)rirrels and li.ilf bl>ls.
Picnic do, half bbls.
Ilvson Tea.
.S. W. TILLINGIIAST \ (').
Jun'y ]!>, 1852. 57tf
xo'ficm:. ~
.WING, with sever;il others, been burnt
out on the niornii'g of the :;d instant. I
would eariH'Stly request person- iii'Ieoy i| to me.
either l>y note or account, to call aiel .'cttle. as
I am in need of monev.
Ai.FX’R .McLAFCHFIN.
.Tan’v T.t, 185'J. .■)7if
sl.\le; and having been bought for (.’ash, he c.iii
and will sell them very low.
\ oil th;it Wish liargains will find it to your
interest to give the .'^tock an e;amination before
buying elsew here.
.\lwavs on hand, ii general stock of GROCK-
RIFS.
Oct. 18, 1851. ;}2tf
Tf'ff! Tial Trail
tCIIFST VOl'NG HV.SON,
1 ditto (iiinpowder,
1 C:itty lm]ierial.
For s.ile J)V
Oct. 28, 18.-,].
Sale of Lots for Taxes.
AGRI0F.\1{I,V to an order by the Court of
Pleas and (|iiarter Sessions of Cvunberland
County, December Term, 1851, I will expi.se
to iiublic s.'ile, for cash, :it the Court llou.se
in Fayetteville, on the 1st .Monday in March
next, the following lots, or such ]>arts thereof
as will pay the taxes due the town of Fayette
ville for 18.50, :ind all accruing expenses, viz:
1 l.ot on Court Hou.-^e .S(ju:ire, .Jno. .Stewai t.
valued >jil500, t.ix .“S'.t 50.
2 Lots on .Mumforil and Robinson .Streets,
Aduni Wynne, valued ^lOOO, tax 00.
G. DK.MING, ('ollertor.
F:ivetteville. Dec. Term, 18'>1. .3o-tf
SrOTTSlSJBI orCeltir
JL planners, a?; pveserveii anjong the Hiirh-
liinders, being an histv rie.'il imil t’lescriptive ac
count of the inhabitants, ar.ti>(nities, and na
tional peculiarities of Sciitlatiil, by .James Lo
gan. Jii.st receive*! and for sale by
K. .J. U\LF .Si SON.
i;.\NKS.
f'f four-Jmrsr I\>sf Cottcfirs, frftin
J'nI/IKn Uh to U»/■.'••//«•,— J-Uiili/.
fH^HK Subscribers having secwrel the mail
-■L contract on the above Line, will commence
TIII.S D-W, running a Line of Four Hojsc Post
Coaches. Daily. Leaving Fayetteville at 'i P.
M., and arriving at Warsaw at A p.-ist 0 .NF,
in time for the Car.s North und South. Re
turning, leave Warsaw on the arrival of the
Cars, say about 1 or 2 P. .M., ainl arrive at F:iy-
etteville in ten Lour«. Evrry care will be t.iken
C'ARUI >IAK1X(;.
f ■ 1 HF su'iscribers h.ave .just opened an F.s-
tablishment for (’ VR I! 1 .\( i fi .M.VKING. in
all its various liranches in this ].lace. with eve
ry f.icility for conducting the same.
In all the departments of wood-work. T>aint-
ing, trimming and iron-work, they have »'x;'eri-
encod Workmen, aii'l the whob' will receive their
undivi'ied attention.
'I’iicy have purchased the ri'^ht of Hubbard's
Patent for P>ug:'y springs, which is highly re
commended as a very jrrc.it ini|)rovement.
They will warr.int all work going from their
Kst.iblishnient eipial in apju’ar ince an I durabil
ity to any dom* in t!ie State. |
Th“V oidv ask a trial.
i i!oi)(ii:;i!s&i;r.\x.
.lan'y 12, l.**52. •>i-2ni
TIIO.S. II. riLMN(;i!AS'l\
IS»OSi.-ISO \
Anderson St., Fayetteville, TJ. C.,
ITE >IK. \V. WI.NSI.OW'S I,AW OKUCK.
Music neatly bound at short notice.
Pamphlets .>nd Periodicals l>ound, and old
Rooks re-bouiid, iu ;k subst.intial m.ainer.
Dec. S, 1.S51. I'ltf
thrill well ^ €'o.
rHllll. .'teamer IIRO I’ll Fll.'' and I'liW I’oats,
K S fFVF.NSoN and DAVID FFWIS are jire-
pared to forward with Dksi'.vtcii, all gtiods con
signed to the Proprietor.
'J’he Steamer Rrothers is of light draft, and
well suited to run in low water, .''he po.ssesses
pov. IT, aii'l speed, and is :idniiral‘ly adajited to
towing, anil c.in acconimodate about 20 passen
gers.
The pro]irietor ce.ntemjil.ates running the I’oat
himsel ", :in'I will give sfieei.-il attention to way
freight and nav.nl stores: to towing, ami will al
so attend to the comtort and convenience of
Passengers. From his long ex]>eriein-e as .\gent
in \V'i'.mington of the sever.il .'^team Roat (Com
panies. h- thinks lie can give s.itisracti.m.
To .Nlerchants in the interior lie would say,
that .all (iooils sbi]i]>ed liy him. will lie di livc-ed
to their .\gents in Fayetteville. His agen« in
U ilmingt';i is .KiHV *' F.X'l'T.V. to whom :id
comninnicafioiis may be .-iddrcsscil. :is Agent of
the .''teamer Rrothcrs.
.JOHN ll.VNK.'!. Pn.priet'.r.
.Mav 15. 72-v
T
'r!i(‘ Suhscrihrr still
continues to carry on t!ie  IJI.NKT
RFSINK.S.'' in F.ayetteville. Jind in
addition to his Fst.iblishment on
Row street, near Iiccle.s’s Rridge,
has opened a large \N .VRI'j R(HFM on Hay
street, iienrl.v opposite the Fayetteville Hotel
and one dotir K.ast of Messr.s, Haigh Son s,
w here ii g neral .-issortmcnt of
Fuii.M'ruiii:,
Made by comjietent and faithful workmen, may
be h:id ;it j>rices coria'S'ponding with the times.
.\lso. an assortment d' Northern-made FFRNl-
TFRK, selected by himself, which will he sold
at a verv moderate advance.
DLN(’.VN McNKlLL.
Nov. 10, I.''i51. ;)8tf
HF2 keeps on hand an as.sortment of Fisk’s
eelebratc'l MFT.XLFIC IlFRlAL C.VSFS.
which have bee’.i highly reconnneiided l».v Willie
P. -Mangum. Henry Clay, i.ewis Cass, Um. R-
King, and m.iny other illustrious char.aeters,
who h.ave examined and witne^ised their utility.
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE.
\OMF in to the (,'hea\) St»>re, North side of
H y H.av street, one door .above the corner,
and buv r.cw Dry Gooijs. Also, Rcady-nnide
Clothing, Hats and Caps
Nov. 4, 1851.
-great varictv.
ISAAC DODD.
I -tt
iiVid Jowelry,
.%! Whol€'«nl«* and ISrfaii.
j7m.
Ol’LD i-esiieetfully inform tlie public
gt'ner dly, th ;t he has returned recent
ly from New "Vo)!:, with decidedlv a large as
sortment of
ll'dtchCH (isul
Many of these Vatehes were Vi.ught for ('.\SII
BV Till] P.\CK.\iK, and can therefore be soM
veiy lovT. He has Watches of .all kind®: Chains,
Keys and Seals of all kind^ aiel of the latest
styles: Finger-Rings, Far-Ring*;. Mednliions. of
all sizes, of linglish and Anu rican make; La
dies’ ChatclaincH; Cuff Pins; Collar an'l .^leeve
Ruttons; Shin Studs; Gold .'>]irctacle'i, li);l;t lui'l
heavy; Gold Pens and Pencils: (Johl and '^ihcr
Thimbles: Rracelet.s; Silver Fruit and P.utter
Knives; Silver Sjiofuis of all si/.es: large lot ot
Pocket Cutlery; Scissors. bc;->t ([uality; Rntton-
hi.le Scissors, .''urveyor s ('otn[masses «ml Chains:
Mathematical l*istrc.nients: large fpiantity of
fine and eoninion Pistols: fine «nd common sin
gle ami double-b.-irrel ( misis: (i:;m^ B.'lg-: .shot
P)c!ts atn! Pow'lcr Fla.'^ks; ’'lilltary C.,ciis, jn-
cliiiling the R.t.ss Drum and the .''nMlIest Rntton;
Violins an.I extra Rows: Flute.-'. Clarionets. J l.-t-
geolets. Acc.irdeons. (fall kind.- :ind .--i?!''; ^ln-
• ic Roxes: PerfiiiiHTy; .'oap; Lather Rn’she;
ISazoi’s :ind .'^trnps: Dres.'ing ami Pocket Combs;
Plated and Rritaiinia W.ire: ami various other
things too tedious to enumer itc.
l-C^- Call an'l give me a tri:;l.
Cash paid for old (.1»M and .Silver.
AVatciil.s ;iK'.l Jkwki.kv neatly
l»epaired.
Viiijrtlcfdh', X. C.—Cnriifr'
of Mm hit
lli-rm] J. -^1. RFA.'-LFY.
I
IFWF jnst receiv»d fnin New York, inv
F.VJ.L AND WINTFR
Stock of (soods, '
Consisting of a general assortment of
Dry liooils. (’irorrrirs. llarilwari'. rnllrrv, i\f.
1 will b.-irter I'or TL’RPFNTINK, or nny
kiii'l of Prouace.
to render the line pleasant, convenient, and safe, j jf | A VIC one jiieee extra lino t -4 black 1- rench
for Travellers. ! * ■ CLOTH, to which they would call the _
A Line of Stages will be established as soon attention of the ]»ub
blio.
as possiJde, by the Plank Road, from Fayette
ville via Carthage and .Vsheborough, tij Lc.ving-
ton, .Salem, and Salisbury.
.McKLNNON* & McNKlLJ..
Fayetteville, N. C., Aug. 8, 1851. 11-tf
W.V.Vl'I'.l),”
I’hink Road Rridge on Rig Rocktish. The best
market price will be paid. For further inform
ation, in piire of .John W. Mnrph,v, at the Fridge,
or of .V. A. McKethan, Fayetteville.
Dec. 18. 1851. " 4'.itf
IX STOHF,
12)LOU(iHS and Plough ('astings. C'orn Shell-
ers, Cultiviitors, Straw Cutters, and Spin
ning Wheels.
E. ('. HALL, of Rome.
Oct. 18, 1851. :Wtf
Oct. 1.'), is.',l.
)2tf
!()(),()()() Acrcs \ aluahie
r 1 M r. F R I. A X I) s
FOR SAL!-:.
XFW FlUM.
niiF uii'Ieifcigned have entered into copart-
ners’iip. umler the n.-inie and style of
l.»a« X Troy,
For the jMiriiose of doing a general Mercantile ,
and I’arter Iiii'iness. We have t;iken the .“'tore, i
No. lO (il’I’.FN .'^ I'RKF.T. formerly occupied by '
■Messrs. .John Huske \ .''on, !
(iFo. W. L.VWRFNCK. !
.JOHN R. I'RoY, .Jr. j
Oct. 22. 1S51. o.'ltf j
xoricF. !
Tli(* I’uMic are iiitoniieil tli.'it tlio
stibs.-riber is the authorised .Vgent for the sale
of .M KINSTRVS PORTAP.FF SAW MIFFS.;
manuf;;ctured in Washington City, of 20 horse '
power engine, l‘>e Miiotive boiler, which ar“ the
only actual PortaMe .'»aw Mills he has ever seen '
—no tirick l.ieing used in their erection. 'I'hose ;
in waiit (>f these .Mills will tind it to their :id-
vatit.ige to call on the subscriber. Mr. McKin-
stry infi rms him that (ieo. Page v'i Co. have
never m^iiiufactnred a Portable Fngine like the ;
above, anil therefore their ri^ht is in no dan.irer ■
of beinir infringed upon, as there is no necessi
ty of doinir so in this aiie of improvement.
H. (F HAFL. '
Favetteville. Dec. H>, lS-51. 47tf ,
WaltT
A 1.V.N be furnished bv' the undersigned. oM
* Miiis can s.ive •'i^lO to ■'Sl5, an'l new Mills :
•'S;;:j t'l ^10, by procuring these AVheels of me. !
C;:.'ting for tho latest im]'rovements in saw j
mills constantly on haiuF Steajii mills repaire'l :
throuizhout. Grates for burning saw dust, sash |
N. KING,
10 miles North of Fayetteville.
4:>tf
Oct. 28. 18.)0
T
IIH Subscriber has jiurehiised .‘sll the F.-tn'ls weights. Corn .«heilers, Hlacksmitli lions, mill
M * . . _ • II . - 1 i* _ 1.
\VRAP1MX(; PAPFK.
RF.VMS Medium size,
“ Rlue, for Cotton Varn..
From Mauteo Paper .Mills, Raleigh. For s.ilc
low by H. RRANSON ^ SON.
July't, 1851.
::tf
HAIR FOR PFASTFRiXC;,
j^OR sale bv
Oct. 1, 1851.
J. & T. W ADDILL.
27tf
lei,.
I’OR SAI.F,
M. H. McPHFRSON.
2. 1''5l>,
i'l.
'''\"AV from the subscriber, a negro
'‘i iii, a;jei| jilxmt :j5, .about six feet high,
, • “‘plexion, name.I WARItKN DP.AKK,
■ I "-iiii-r by tra'le. It is s'.ijiposed he is uia-
' ■ ' w:iy to Fayettevi!l», N. C., where said
■ t,.'. ■ ‘''''d. Possibly he is (‘ii'ieiivoring to
The above reward will be paid for
' "‘*'^''>naiion leading t'j his detection.
. N. C. TROWRRIDGK.
-"‘fc'u^ta, (ia., .Jan. 24, 1852. lU-'Jt
L^difcffccille IToteJ,
FAYiyr rFVHJ.F, x. c.
II LS large and splendid Building has now
M. been in successful operation since May
1849. The Redding and Furniture of all kinds
is new’, and the rooms convenient iind pleasant.
The Table is always furnished with the best
the murket affords, aided by a tine vegetable
garden.
Roarders, Lodgers, and Trnvellers will find de-
siraJde acconimod.'itions and attentive servants.
No pains will Jjc spared to give entire satisfac
tion. _ .
! Fatnilics can be furnished with large, airy,
front double rooms, conveniently and hand
somely furnished.
An exjierience of 20 years will enable the les-
aee, i»he hopes, to give general satisfaction.
ANN RROWN.
1 Juue 1, 1850. 28-tf
XFW GOODS.
fUST received, niv Fall sup)>ly of CLOTHS,
CA.SSI-MKRFS AND VF:sTINGS, TRIM
MINGS, iS:c., of the best qu.alify, from New
York. Also, the latest Rej»ort of the New ^ ork
FASHIONS.
I still contiimc to carry on the
TAILORING RFSINI-SS, at my Stand on Hay
street, ami those who may favor me with their
custom may rely on having their work done in
a neat and fashionable style, and on the most
favorable terms.
ARCHIBALD GRAHAM.
Oct. 27, 1851. ?54tf
TOBACCO.
A GOOD STOCK on hand; and I shall re
ceive regularly, from .Messrs. J. .Jones &
Co’s Factory, qualitie.s assorted from common to
very fine, which 1 will sell at lowest manufac
turing prices.
J. UTLEY.
Foyetteville, April 3, 1851. OGtf
ROOT^IAKERS,
WHO want a superior article of Oak Tan
yOLK LEATHER, with French and
American CALF SKINS, can be supplied at our
Store.
J. & T. WADDTLL.
Nov ‘20, 1851. 41 tf
□Cr'Xortli Carolina Ootnestic |
Woollen Goods, of superior (piality, on con- ;
signmeBt and for sale at Factory prices. Ap- |
plv to U. I10.SK & SON.
Jan’y 2, 1852. o3-6yr 1
belonging to the F.st:itc of Aliram Uiiliois.
dec d, l\ing principally in Robe.-^on count,'', and
on both sides of Lv.mber River, the different sur
veys containing
Ov('r lOIKOOO Acics;
.\ l:irge jiiirt finely Timbered, and conveniciit to
Lumber River, w liere a l.-irge ((Uantity ot Tim
ber is now rafted to the (ieorgetown m.nrkct.
These Laiiil!" are very valualile lioth for the
Timber au'l Turpentine, for which purpose a
larire ]>jirt is wHl suited, lieing in a re^rion
where the Turpentine yicld.s more abundantly
than any other section of the .''tate. 1 he Lauds
will be sold at a low jirice, and in iiuaniities to
suit purchasers.
Information re."pecting the title c:in be ob
tained by appl.ving to the Hon. Rolit rt Straii.^e,
Hon. .Jjis. C. D«*bbin, or A. T. .Smith. F.'^'i.,
(.\ttorneys at Faw.)
I undcrst:in 1 there are many tre.'passers on
these Lands, to all of wiiom notice is hereby
given, that the law will be enforced against all
such offcti'lcrs.
.\pplication for .any ]>art «f the Lands can be
made to myielf, or to John Winslow, Fsij., who
is duly authorised to make sale of the s.-uiie.
THOS. .J. (.'FliriS.
Fayetteville, N. C., Sept. 1, 18F5. 7(>tt
Sj)ring Steel of various sizes,
suitable for Hubbanl’s Patent Ruggies.
Likewise, ii large and general ass'irtinent of
.Swedes, English and American Iron, suitable
for (Carriage makers.
Just received and for sale on favorable terms.
Apply to RO.SE I's: SON.
F:iyetteville, Jan’3’ 5, I8.)2. ;>.T-f»w
WIXTFR SI PPIA.
WE are now receiving our 'ivinter supply
of Goods, 3 doors below the Market
House, south side Person street, where may be
found the following articles:
Sugar of all grades,
(’offee,
5 Hhds. Cuba Molasses—sweet,
3 Rbls. Syrup—a superior article,
(ireen and Rlack Teas,
Cheese of three different qu.ilities,
Rico, Pepper and Spice,
Rope and Ragging,
fiO Bbls. Mackerel,
Shoes and Roots of extra large size.
Shovels, Spades and Forks,
Corn Ploughs and Points,
Axes of the best brands,
Knives and Forks,
Nails ami Iron,
.’iO,OOD lbs. Cotton Y'arn.
With a great many other articles cheap for
C;ish or exchanged for Produce. Call see.
CROSS CREEK CO.,
C. Ucnbow, Pres’t.
Dcc. 20, 18ol. 5'J-tf
spimlKs, gearing, backs for chimneys, fronts!
f' T lire-jdaci'S. and castings of every dcscriji- ;
tion. maile to order. |
He has^ist returned from the Great Exhibi- |
tion. and is prepared to furnish m.-ichinery of.
the latest improvement. .V lew p.-itterns for 1
fancy railing fences for yarils and cemeteries ;
expected daily. Horse Powers for threshing
grain, sawing vvooil. and griinliug com, made ;
to order. .\ four-horse Power, with grist mil; I
to grind 40 to 50 bushels of corn per day, for 1
.'s;’,50. lie is Jilso making preparation to man- j
ufai'tiire Page's cek-hratcl Saw Mills I'or saw- I
ing lumber,—will saw 5,000 feet of lumber per ;
'lay.
.V .specimen of fancy ('asting c.an be seen at
the Observer Oflice.
H. G. HALL.
Nov. If, 18.-.1. 41-;hn
DAILY FXIMX
A GKNFRAL ASSORTMF.ST of HOLLOW-
V.'.KRF,, by F. C. H.VFL, of Rome.
Oct. is, 185l'. _ :i2tf
U. 11! • fir fj (lifr i it
A RF now receiving a large and general as-
XvL. sortment of
STATLE AXf) FANCY
l>il¥ l,JOOI>S,
llAliOW AUK A: CIT TI.ICllY,
Ei^>oTS A.\i> jshob:«.
—ALSO—-
75 bags Rio, Laguira and Java CotVee,
]0 hhds. Sugar,
75 pieces (’otton Ragging,
50 coils I’>ale Rojie,
100 kegs Nails, assorted,
8 tons Swedes and English Iron,
r)O0 sacks Liverpool Salt,
W'ith Loaf, ('rushed. Powdered and Granulated
Sugars; (ireen Tea: Pepper; Spice; Ginger;
Powiler; Shot; Rar Lead; Table .Salt; I’ar and
Fancy .Soaps. With a great vari ty of other
articles, to which we invite the attention of pur
chasers at wholesale or retail, as low us any
other house iu the place.
D. & W. McLAURIX.
Oct. fi, 1851. 28tf
XOTICE.
All persons indebted to the subscriber for
(foods purchased at Floral College, arc re
quested to make immediate pa^nient, either to
.Mr. Hugh .Mc.Vrn iu tlie neighborhood, or to
himself in Cheraw.
D. R. McARN.
Cherjiw, Dec. 20, 18-51. 50-tf
]Vi7l be Itei civcil f>>/ the Jirst rrae in thr
River,
T(JNS of SWEDES IRON, by
t# £. C. HALL, of Rome.
Oct. 18, 185J. 32tf
VEGETABLE
DYSPEPSIA BITTERS,
TllK .MOST POP! L\ll
FAMILY MEDICINE
> K T II K .V O E !
llseti by I’livsifiiiiis of lli;h Slaiitliiig.
'i liO"** Hrr'l'K.US remote iiil l >i**cretinn«,
pmiiv llit* Mnti.l, jrive ^leat tone au»l vi^oi to the
H tii jXuuH. fniii!) iliosystom agaiiust all liilm«
I-*11 l'«* Ukeu u ill» saicty. at iu» tinio
the iGiiicut -ln'inj; I'latt li;! the most deli*
calf stoiM.«ch, an.l leniaikuMi* l»r thfir clieeriuj(,
iu\tvNlorntive jiiojiCT’
ties, aiul *ii iiivalual*!*.* aiul suie ifine^ly for
DYSiM'IMV I\ ITS U OIIST FOKMS.
Al‘‘0. I.ivor romplMijiH. J;»tiin1ice. Ifoaitlmrn. (■)••
livc*>«*'*s. ^■ai^tl»e^s. ul'tljt* Skin uii‘l l.i^er,
l.»S'5 iif Aj'l'etite, I.ow Sjirit-*. NeiTims JleH«l:»t'i»e,
I'HlpilHtion »f the Heart. Sinkii't' f ull-
ne»»s oi VVci;^i»l at the Stomach, a.id ail i)!!!!*!' lisea'-es
ail iinjinio strite i>l th«* bh>ot1. li^er. etc.,
which len l iu dfSilitate a:id wt aken the 8> >teiu.
V i: 3! A !. i: s
\Vho''iWfoi finm a moihi-l aihl uniiatiiral roiidition
u ill IiihI this Medicine t)f
INESTIIVIABLE VALUE.
Ill All I , ,.lCKNKK\l. DK.BIl.lTV, this
ciiii- AI TS I.IKK. I 11 \KM '.
TBOUSiLrJDS
llavp t, vte.l its otlirsK'j , ;iinl tlioii-ian.ls inoit- iiro now
iiii.icT tuMlim'iit ; Ill'll not I'lie sii«tar.v oasi*'>!'failure
liH'. \ et Itefii ie(M»i‘U‘.i. Wiliiiiieis coiij.l tilled with
Cfiiitiratu» »l t!i«i>c ulii> lia\e bffii |einijiiently
riiic.l.
on 111? .Ison!, and get a Pl71l*Hf.iyr, 1
rmitr'iiiiiij; tiie  ertiliratps of liemaikaMe Cures, aii.l
thr h»^h e-'ii'naluMi in which this \ ediciiie is hvid
hy tlic I'ul’liC I'u•^s - can he hail of tlie Agentw. liee.
Large Guarts $1; Pints 50 Cents.
Ho!U by nil thr Vrincipal in the
I'nitnl Stairs mill Cauudus.
Prir.ci|ial Ottire. I-.'J Kl i.'l O.N ST., .V Y.. up stain
For s.ale by S. .J. HINSD.VLE.
Novemlier S, 18”»1. o^-y
C. T. IIAIGII SON
OFFKK FOR .SALE;
"^^EW Orleans, Porto Rico, Refined, Crushed,
Loaf au'l Hayaua Sugar.
Rio, Laguira, and old (Jov't Java (,’ofTce.
Dtindee, (Junny, and Rurlaps Ragging.
Kojje and Twine.
Iron, Nails, Salt, .Molasses.
(.'heesc and Riiisins.
Blacksmiths’ Tools, Axes, Sp.ades, Shovels,
Hoes, Scythes.
Trace and ilalter (.'hains.
Rand and Hoop Iron.
White I..ead in Oil.
Spanish Rrown, Red Lead.
(ilass, I’ntty, Ruckets, Rrooms.
Mackerel, in barrels and half ditto.
Negro .‘'hoes. Tanners’ Oil.
Tin riate. Wire.
Superior (Ircen .and Rlack Teas.
Saleratus, Soap, .'nutf.
Pepper, Ginger, Spice, Nutmegs.
Sj erm and .Vdamantine Candles.
Rar Lead, Shot, Powder, &c. &c.
Nov. 28, 18.51. 44tf
^IR^EIjT’S REPORTS."
fl.’ST published. Vol. 12 Law, and Vol. 7
P2quity. Price ^■‘l 50 and These are
small volumes, in conse'iuence of the Reporter
making new arrangements for publishing.
Bound vols. exchanged for Nos. as usual.
£. J. HALE & SON.
Dcc. 1'?,
RE!)rC']:i) TAiU:.
IHROCCfll Tickets between Wilmington, S.
(\, and Raltiiuore. F;ire N];?. Via Wel
don. I’eters’or.rg, Ri’hinnnd, and Wa.shingtoti
City, or via Weldon, Portsiiu uth and Nurfolk.
Fur Ticket.^ apply at the (.Ittice of the 'Wil-
niingtdti and Raleigh Rail Roa'l ('ompany, at
Wilmington, nr :it the Ofiice of the R.'tUinioro
Steam I’acket (’ompany. and of the Raltimore
.•ind Ohio Rail Road Conn-any, Pratt Street,
Raltimore.
Jan. 1. 18.j2.
1X17^ riii: undersigned, Founder
anl Machinist, has cons«'nted to act as Agent
for the o!ily actual PORT.VRLE (,'IRCUL.\R
SAW' MILL in the United .'States, made by Win.
McKinstry of Washington. These .Mills are ol'
Cast Iron, no brick being used iu their crcction.
They can be t:iV;cn down, removed 5 miles, ami
put in operation in l»i hours. Power of Engine
21) horse: will cut 15,000 feet Plank Road Lum
ber i>er 24 hours. These Mills hare t.aken the
premium at the Maryland State Fair over all
others, and are considered the best in the world.
I Would be I'leaseil t> r*'ceive orlers, either for
the Engines with or without the .Mill. Letter
.•iddresse.i to H. ti. Hall will rveeive prompt at-
tentiim.
1 will put thc.se Mills uii any where within 10
miles of ravettcville, if dotirable.
11. C.. HALL.
Nov. 2ii, l'^.')!. l:: tf‘
ri'^HE *KTN.V Insurance Ci.nipany ot’ llt.rt-
I’lird, having jiaid the tax iujposcl by the
Revciuie Law of the late Legislature, will con
tinue its Agcney in Fayettc^ille, innler tho
management of the umlcrsigned, who is pre
pared to issxie Policic.^ of Insurance on liiiiM-
ings or Ooods, either in thi* Town oi- in any
part of the .'^t.-ite, un pr.ijicr iipplictitimi, *le-
scrij'tion of the I’ropi rty. \e.
The *iri'NA CO.Ml’AN'i' has beoT\ in operation
about oO years. Its capital i* m;S()0,00>.
The Hon. Tho.. K. I'r.-.ce w;is i»s first I’rcsideiit,
:ind he still holds tl.at office; »*nd .He^eral of its
tii.-Jt Directors are .-tiil .k ti»» and eHj ieiit mem-
Ixis of the i: inL it h.is .it all tiiiies sutrtaincl
the highest » i:.iracter f..r the prudence of it,»
niaiiageiiiei'.t. and I'or tiie liberulity witii whicU
it h;-.s iver a'!jiisti.d it& loss'.j.
r.. J. II.VLE, Aircnt.
Manh 111, IS'.l. f-i'-tf
LIFE INSrR.rMlT.
I'ndfrsigne'I lias been appointed .\gent
of the North Carolina Mutual Life iusu-
rance ('ouipany. Every member forlilc partic
ipates in the profits of the Company; and the
annual premium for life membership, where it
amounts to *:;o or mor»*, may be pni'l .ne-hi.U’
in cash, and the other half iu a note r.t \’Z months.
Debtors’ lives may be insure.l by creditors.
A man may insure his own life for the exclusive
benetit «)f iiis family. Ihe lives ol slaves may
be insured.
This sy.stem is rajiidly growing into favor, all
over the eivilize.l v.orld. It is onebywhii ha
family, for a small .«um annu.illy. mr-y be pro
vided for. after the death of its heii'l. on whose
exertions they nujy have been lepei.dent for .a
support. It is a good inve»tment of monfy,
even if one should live long after taking out a
Life Policy. Explanatorv [ nmihlcts, ami tho
i necessarv lilanks, furuislied on application.
L. J. HALE.
Fayetteville, .June I80O. 72
iii:'ri'()'>j'S
SilIRT ESTABI;!S!niH\T,
170 Mo lilt Strut,
B.lf/3'S^SOKi:.
fgIHE largest nnd only
_H_ Manufacturing Whole
sale Establishment in the
City. The c.iyiital and forco
engaged enables me at all
times to offer to Country Merchants and Deal
ers in SHIRTS, CJLLARS, LINEN and COT
TON DRAWERS, great inducements—more
th.m usual efforts having been made to render
the assortment of these nrticles full and com
plete.
The Stock on hand is large and well assorted
for Meu and Boys.
JjqjT All orders from the Country attended to
with punctuality anfl desp.atch.
Remember the Name, and
No. 179 Hai-ket direct.
*r. W. BETTOS.
Augjit 15, leSi. li-j^pd