SFiini-W Y.
VOL. in.)
FAVlVrTEVn.LE, N. C., \V\UL Jt. !s:.l.
[NO. ‘290.]
, i' M-\n\YS AND TllUllSDAYS
|| V\!n) J. H\\A] A: SON.
;;-iiS AN1» 1 KOI iilKToH?;.
: N liii ^Vl-l'kl_v (>iivKKvi:u .•:! (M) if j '.i l in
» ■ if pniil (luring the yeiir of mbscrip-
r > ) iiii'T tlu‘ ycHT has expired.
, \r i Jv > insmvKR (to per niinuin, if pnid in
- >>'1 - it pfl .1 lurinp tiie voar of suhsorip-
.. ^ mi nftcr tho yoar has expired.
■V!'HTl>PMl'N r^' inserted tor sixty cent»» per
■ •' ' ' Inu'S f>'r the tirst. and thirty cent' fwr c!\eh
;:v._ I'u'tliL-ation. Yearly a'lverti!-emot\t j hy «pe-
’.raots, at rcasotiahle rates. Advertisers lire
;;c 1 ti- ?tate the number of iusertinns desired, or
V.” >0 >’ontiiiued till for'tid. and charged accord
fro'*' Letters to the Kdii>'i'.' iuut ho post-paid,
c’()PAin\M-:usiiii*.
tlie name anil ILV.MSKY IH’O.,
• 1' un-lorsigiied have thi.^ day become rupartner?
• l»ry tii..od.. dr.H-ery -iiid Hardware llusiiiess.
,'P'-^ite s. T. Hawley .v S.m, Mav .*^tr.‘et. Fay-
I’.ANK or l AI’l', l'KAI{,>
af’imf, isr>i.
ifi Vfl>E'\!>.—The 1‘oard of nireet.trs have de
clared a senii-unii'.ial I)i\idend of rive per cent.,
I'nyaldc on and after the l.st Mav next.
11 i; SAV \0K, Cash’r.
Apri! 1,'^. >^l-tni
^\NK oF{^VVrVKXUT)
A I*HIT, 12. IN.Vl. Sf
Meetiiip; of tiie ii^tocl^holders 'wi’.l >ie
Rl!L jSOllI llinfip!, ROlill
cV W :»(M)\\'A!’!rs
C loihiii^ iMnporiiini.
i'j have just receiveil our Sprin;;
lilii
SluMnwell
itji
'■■’’Hi; Annual
1 held at the
the Hanking House in Wihninfrton, oii the
l.st da\ of ,Mav next. H. U. S.VVAUK. Cash'r.
April 13. ‘ 88-tlM
STOllir
ffitff Summer fm OOMPSi.
''UK fluK.sorihers respectfully announce the people
of Fayetteville and its vicinity, that they have
pcned a NKW S'r(>HK, containing a large Stock of
I
N.
HA \isi:v.
HA.MSLV.
U.VMSKY \ 1!1U).. 1
fjifrorrr*, A*c.n
HAY ;'TUK1:T. FAYKTTKVlLLi:, N. T. ,
F.l'l’ constantly nu hand every thing in thicr line i
f business, and will :^ell at the lowest rates,
untry prr.duoe bought >r taheii in ex'-hange for
'-'ds. j
.Mi orders will meet with prompt attention.
April 11, l>-:>4. S7-tt
r, S. lU IE, liuildir (tnd I ndcrtak'cr, \
[•' 1 rcparc'i t' • xtu-ute contracts of from to ;
- and upwards.
■%;n iow Blinds, Sash. r'.HSs Do t*
Li-r.tr.’ and plain work warrantt
He may be found ...n iiujuiry
. and all kinils of
d t.i give satisfac-
at .Mr. Jesse .
b7-';mpd
: . ettwille. April l‘J. 1S'>4.
HAY!
g 15.VLE8—a prime article—just receiveil
M."r^r and for sale Kv A. J. U'HANLO.N.
w'., 17, 1'''4.' ■ .'>-41
Spring Importations. li^54.
VOOK A' JOit.^'SiKV
All' . w receiv'ng their u-ml Sl’lUN'ti ST^> k.
.\ •'..TacinL
■. iwaio un.l ruti.‘r\, (ilasswar*' aiul Cr. ck r_v,
•; T'' ainl Turpiiuiin* T.-:>ls, aU'l lit-
. _■ .1 r vith their varied a?3ortnient. whi.di has Keen
■ . ■ 1 v'.th ■■ vl. w t' W 1!(.iLL.''-K 1 I., and to which
■ the attet 'ion -.f dealers in this ni:ii ket. ■; ir-
r- .ii’, receive prompt atti-ution.
. HN H. : 0=iK. U'15t;UT J;»n:^st*N.
April 1*. l'*o4. ' ot
‘J;/ Spn/isi' //?/ Sitmmer )od>.
VKl’ cc WILLIAMS are now recei\in_ their tecon i
-k •!' Spring and S>umuier :>i v ti , ids.
. B’lUUi t.', Shoc'. B.'Jts. and Ht
Mudi- i'iij’-hiiij.'.
iv ^iiin t!ie liist two w^oks f
N' rfh' rn Mj^rki-ts, u ^rt a;
: .“ariy part f tiie Sefts jn. and wi.
uilnodii'-'i'.i
.d^.
iJv-
1. lesale buyers
■ ;i • vuiii’nation
;h :• Market. A
.. ,-TAl;K.
1"'.»
.M'.U
f the firm,
reduccd pric>'«
I'-p:.*.-;
■I'.i: t'Tiiis. W e
ir‘i' '■l^. y M'T'hant) buy-
r i*T^ |o-omptlv Httfii'it'd to.
.1. \i. V. iLLl.v \l.-.
■s-t
Which v.ill be sold at Northern Prices. In our St.'ck
may t'o found the late styles of Ladies’ DHK.''? (.iCUl'S:
1 :'ncy Rrocadeil Silks: rich fig'd and plain black Silk,
at all prices; Lawns; French .Jaconets. Mtislins, and
T.irltans, in great variety; a \ery tine nrticlc of black
Alpncap, (lii.ghani.s, and I’rints: I’iano and 'I'able ('ov
era. .Mbo n handsome lot of I’mliroideries. consisting
Ilf emb'd Collars, Slemrs mid I'lienii/etts; .Jaconi-t,
I'anibric and Swiss Kdiiing and li.^crtin^,. l.inen Cam-
bii.- Handkerchiefs; t nib''! ditto; a tine lot of ('rape
Shawls, Veils, Silk .and Kid (Ji ivis, Hosiery. Honnets,
Mibbons, Taliic (''oths, Irish Linen, \c.
A lame bit of H.VTS, viz; Moleskin and Urab Meavcr
Hats, Straw Hats :ill styles: Str.iw Honnets. Mi.ssies'
Honnets and Flats.
.V tine lot i f Hl'OTS and SHiM'S, cvc.
.V large as>:orttnent of JFAVFLUY; (iol i Kar-Hingi*.
Hr; -:'t I'ins. a v^riely of (Jold and Silvi-r W atches. (.Jold
F 'b ant,i Ve.^t t'hains, \c.
I'ogetl'.er with the Largest and finest stock of RL.\-
I>V-.M.\I>K fL» )T!HN(.i ever before offered in this mar
ket; Fine black ('loth Frock an-l Sack ('oats: also tine
brown, bine and green Summer ('loth ('oats; a fine lot
of black Alpaca Coats. .V large assortment of I’ants;
fine black l)oe-skin C.assiniere I’ants: fancy Cas.simere
I’ants, at all prices. tine lot of Vests; white, but",
ami fancy Marseilles Vests; Mack Satin and fancy Silk
\f^ts, \c.
\ handsome lot of Cloths and Cassimores; (.ients’ fine
Linen Shirts, ('ollars, vScc.
I’ersons wishing to buy would d'* well to call and ex- '
amine our St*>ck before purchasing elsewhero. .is we
are determined to sell cheap. !
SCHLdSS X McCORMK'K,
Hay street. |
1‘. .'s. Clotliing of al! kinds f, r li^ys of fronj four to |
sixteen veai.s old. 1
April'lo. 1S.-.J. SStf
\un SE.SIGS AND ORNAMKN'r-
AL PAIN I'iNi;.
^B^IIF, •>.»d>'i-igned havinn l.tte'.y arriv-d from the
M_ Nortli, \v'shc>> t- inf' rm th*- itizens of Fayette
ville and vicinity, th.at Le Ikh just fipened q Shop on
-Mumfor'I -lirt-et iti the upp**i- part of .Me->srs. I’ier S
iirauln's Cirri;.:e ilepoeitnr.v. and is uow prepared
to. receive al. orders for all i.inJs of House. Sign and
Ornam-ntal I’.iint.ng: tir.iining. I’aj-er Hanging, .v;.-.
rers,,>is wi'liing su.di w..rk d '’le will do well t- call
and see my sp -rimens of workinai.ship.
Will low .•'hades fnnii:-hed to order; also .“'aslies,
Rlintis anil l>oors, at the lowest market price.
.Ml Work executed with neatness and de.spatc'o. Only
give me .a call. I ..a bound to ple.ase.
HOit.VCF W. HLACK.
Jan’y l-J, 18V1. f.ltf
I'd'icl(rviUr utl n I/minirfoii
!*ASS!:.\;i:K m.\k.
me ot the linest ever ofl'ered in this
market by ns, ranging in price froni SI
to Sill’J. (bir Linen Coats are vf.ky
tasty, very good, and vfry cheap.—
I’ants. a very large, varied, and cheap
assortment. \ ests. in any tpiantity, j
quality, and price desired. |
Together with a large stock of (’’LOTUS, (''.\SSI- |
.MF.HLS and VFiSTlNCiS, that we will make up to or- ;
dtr. in the best manner and at reasonable jirices. In ■
al' cases we warra.nt to give perfect satisf.action, or the ^
purchaser can return the goods. In fact, in this de- ;
partment, it is only neces.s.ary to say that the Old (Jen- ^
tleman is at his post. j
We would c.all p.articular attention to our stock of !
I’.VXCV A1?TI('LF,S. We have some of the handsomest
Fancy Stock ( ravats in the market: something new.
(.icntiemen give us a call, and we will j;ive you F ITS.
We have on hand some KK.Vl)V-M.\l>E CLOTHINd
of onr own maiiiit.K lure, e-iual in all respects to itiiy
made in the I'niied .'states
CiCJitlemen furnishing their own goods can have them
made up in as good style as though they were pur
chased from us.
Our Stock will lie replenished almost every week, by
our Agent in New Wrk.
N. H. .Ml orders promptly attended to.
April 1. IS.',4. ' 84-4w _
S|)riii» (jroods.
T.\YLf)U is now receiving his Stock of Spt'tnff
(•ml Si#JllWlfi* (lifUPIfS, for Ladies' and
('icntlemen's wear:
lihu k and colort'd (iaitors, tor L:ulios, Misnes, and
(’hildroii; Hoots and Shoos; Hats and Honnet.sj
('rockery and il;is.>ware; llanlwaro; Coopers’,
Carpciitors' and Smiths’ Tools; Ploughs
and (’a.stings; Straw (’utters, &c. X'o.
iv T.VVLOR, Old Stand, Green St.
March SO. IH.’.t. M-iim
Faiict/ci'llie, (';
Hast side (jreen Street, a few lioors North of the Mar
ket House.
^■IHE subscriber begs leave to .innounce to the citi-
■L /ens of Fayetteville, and the travelling public,
lis House, for the
iio may wish per-
Stock of F .\ 11 I O -N A H L h j that he has just finished and opened his House, for the
'■ LO r H I N (i. Consisting ol ( oats, reception and entertainment of any wli
I
I’IMl’S.
f|^(»r,CF and Suction Pumps,
Sheet Lead and Lead Pipe.
For «ale Iiy (' W. \NUHKWS, Market Square.
M.arch :!• s:i-tt
s'vi:\ M\M 111: N u 11 : r r A,
rilHROL'ltH Irom .V. Wessell's wharf in Wilmington,
^ to her old wharf in Fayetteville, with a sutSci*‘lit
nii!n>'»-r of Fhits to accommodate those wishing to ship
throujrh or way freijjht R- 'I. f>HRKLL,
Agent at Fayetteville
Sept. 9, IS'to. -‘tt
manent or transient Hoard.
His Rooms are large and comfortable, and his Table
shall always be furnished with the best the market will
attbnl. He also has good and trusty Ostlers, who will
attend faithfully to that department of the business.—
No pains will be spared to make those comfortable who
may favor him with their patronage,—a share of which
is respectfully solicited. Charges shall I>e moderate
P. SHK^nWELL.
Feb’y 1.'). 18.')4. _
A'r THi: ukiTsign.
.lie Donald Sk iTIc.na!»tcr
K.WK just receiveil a full and complete stock of
(IKOCKRIKS, PU»VIS10NS, &c., to which they
woulil invite the attention of the citizens and surround
ing country. They will sell low for (^\sn, or on titue
to punctual customers. They purchased their Goodf
fur cash, ami this will enable them to sell low. They
have facilities that many I'on.ses have not: they liave
agents established in ■ «\iinore and New York, who
always aiivise them of any change in articles in their
line, and who jnirchase only when bargains are to be
had. We keep alwa^'S on hand a splendid assortment
i of foreign and domestic Liquors; Loaf, Crushed and
' Hrown Sugars; Rio, .Invtt and Laguira Coffees: Green,
Hyson and Hlack Tea:?; New Orleans and Cuba Molas
ses: Table and Sack Salt: Bacon, Lard, Mess Pork,
.Mess Heef. Smoked Beef, Uryed Venison; No. 1, 2 and
Mackerel: 15utter, Cheese, Flour, Meal, Corn, Oats.
Tobacco, Camlles, Copperas, Saleratus, Indigo, Mad
der, Spice. Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs, Cinamon, Epsom
Salts. Saltpetre. Hardware, Cutlery. Crockery, and
Glassware: and a variety of other goods.
They take this method of thanking the community
and their country friends for the very liberal patronage
bestowed on them; and intend, by selling goods low, to
increase their former trade—always keeping in view
, that a nimble sixpence is worth a slow shilling.
I Yellow Building, between the Market House and the
Bank of the State, Gillespie Street, FayetteviUe, N. 0.
March 21, 1853
NPKIiVti I8.T1.
J.lMi]S KYLE
fS now receiving his Spri!ig Supply of Foreign and
Domestic Goods, all of which has Veen purchased
for C.A.'sH and by the Package will offered at Whole
sale or Retail at ver}- low prices for Cash, or on time
to fiuiictual customers. On hand at all times, the best
Bolting Cloths that are manufactured—No. 2 to H».
March 18, 1854k 80-^
NEW
SIMNG AND SUMMKK (i()()D>
FAVF/r I'KA ILI.K
MlTllL vmmv, HOMPA.W.
"^inS Comiiany is now organised and prepared to re
ceive applications for Insurance, on as favorable
terms .as other ('ompanies.
DTBECTORS;
Avon E
rstf
fBl HK Subscriber is now receiving the largest and
JL most complete assortment that he has ever called
the attention of his friends and the public to: he would
therefore say to all that may desire anything in his
line that is FASHIONABLE and CHEAP to give hiiii
a call, as he desires to keep the ‘'Nimble Sixpence
moving. His stock consi.sts of a large variety of the
different styles of FASHIONABLE II.VTS. to-wit:
Fur, Wool, I’auama. Leghorn, (,’anton, 1^‘dale,
Rutland, China Pearl, and Palm Leat,
which will be sobl low for 8^%„CASH.
— ALSO,—
A gcner.al assortment of BOOTS and SHOES for
(Jentlemen, Ladies, Misses, Youths, Boys, (,'hildren,
lnfant.s, and Servants. Please call and examine before
you purchase. J- ('• THO.MPSON,
Market Square.
March 17, 1854.
NEW (U)()DS.
The undersigned have in store and for sale eheap,
a general Stock ot
Groceries, Heaci/ Il(ir/wan\, IloUou-vitrt\, Iron,
Steel, Winihivc Ofnss, Putty, Jilacksimtfi^
and Tiirpf’titinr Tools, lirooms, linckets,
Oil)‘, Pdints, Dye Stujlx,
and in fact almost anything that can be mentioned in
our line.
Our friends will do well to give us a call before pur
chasing.
Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods at
market prices.
Just receiveil 10 hhds. nev « rop Molasses.
G. W. I. (.OLDSTON i: ('(>.
New brick store east side Gillespie street, thini door
from the Market.
March 18, 1854. 80tf
Hall.
J. O. Shkphkro.
Wm. Wardkn.
S. T. Hawlkv.
.John D. Williams.
C. Bknbow.
Wm. McLaurin.
Wm. McIntyre.
(ioods! Goods!
NVc liav‘ opciu’d our Store in Cainp-
hellton. We offer low for cash or barter, DRY G001>^
and CiK()('HHlF.S.
JKSSUP & CO.
.March 1, 1854. *'tf
'rurj)(‘iitiiK‘! 'rnr|)entiiu‘!
W (‘ want to Imy "rurpciitiiu.*, deliv
ered at our Still in Camjibellton.
\o\v Goods.
into Store, a
.1 ESS CP
X CO.
Ttjtf
^TK.VMKl
^ Jy as fo'.
bs •• lllornili;
Ml;'l
I'Ll
AM.-
er h:-s
t AN^
list i-f. r. fd lii.i .
••F.VN.NV Lr nT.RLoil ' pr unpt-
r.iyeiteviile . n Motid ,y au i Tiiurs-
. It 1’ niinutf' . ‘ter -un-rise. I'reci-'Cly:
n on T’les l!i\ - nid FrMavs. at 12
T LlTTLRLoll.
1 .-,4 ^ ''tl
I'A
UI4V ;-OOi>S, II
.. Cl ■ ..itic. . 1 ■ • 1^1'' ■ I*r\
.\v; ir
i; • n- • v. A’. ^ froin N Y- rk
FKEi(;irriN(; on cvpe feau
fJ'^HI' sub.scribcr- having purchnsed the Steamers
B Evergreen ar I Southerner and Tow Boats, lately
the property of tl i Henri«-tta Steamboat ('ompany, are
now prepnrc i to I'orw.'ii d with desjiatch, iictwren W il-
mingti.n and Fayetteville, all freights or goods entrust
ed tu tlM'in.
F. N .'V .1. H ROBERTS.
Fayetteville, Fel ’y 11. l''o';. tiStf
NO'f'iC E.
rwilir, sul.scrib«*i- otVi-rs for sa.-.-his LANUS. x miles
B N"rtli I I'lirette'. illc mid a’' .i’ one in.lc t; om the
■:.:h Plank Pioad. consit-M.ng of
t»f I.itlMl. sui-i'd to thi ina-
l"'n‘ -r. Tlier.- r.; f* on tl.o pre-
•/ri't iiiill. all in good rep:ur and
d .v“liiliL:. and a., thi- nece^sa-
.■ in [■ .rt
aii'i w..i. !-i ; r ,
i : 111. i ■ i.i r
S ai. i i I.--' icS: tin
- r
1 ai l >.llll.i .
Mur>i!!,5:
il'KTf ; UUS.IIls • >r
te ana i >iorod ini. tiis: 1
•thi r -ityies .’viaii:;. ar: Cm ro;-
I ..'rs. .'■na-Vi i ht-mi/ett.. ilau ! .erciii^‘!“;
- .-in l .)ai' ■ Ld^'iiij; and liis.Ttiiie, .i suoiiri t
: li iiitil t, r.iid i;. ins. latr-t st_, .■ .ili 1 ;n great
■ r-.'.i.ll>t ."Ilk .Mitts; : n :,rei.as :;Iid I’.ir .jo
^ .rliiieut .f : a...’o; ;ngliniijs: b.-; an'i
\vn i; lOlvr^t'-CS; ■ !, ilb'.tlHTt. III.' slUugs.
c: cS 1. j it«. I- r La -! ■ I ii-].ilf:i,i;ri.
. .v>. and  iri‘. r’ienien';- .''u;,ini>'i- Ha'.-:;
.i-.y ■ u!i i (jiri'5 Ha:- and t ;,(ta; ."i.li and Kid Gl 'ves:
-agar alii ? iffee. ^.i\
tjratetul lur the lu rrul p.-itrona;..? heretoo.re rec.-i- c i,
le trusts, by close app.ication t- buaine.^s, la.r Jtaiiiig,
tc. to- merit a r.ntinuunce .1 tui s.ime.
\t bis >’■ v\- .'^tf.re on (jreen Street. Last .side,,
:=-w doors from tiie Muri\et lloUbe.
P. SHLMWl.LL.
ij. = ?toville, April 12, i>'51 h^tf
A:
h’rtdtl DruijijUta ind /^r> srnjifioiin^fs.
LW.vYS oil hand a supjily of genuine .MLUlt INES.
, for nii'dical ;iur; .ses.
■ij>es ))ut up t-: order, and
... .' lans Presenptioiis proruol'y attended to.
t tt'.vllie, N. .\pril 1' -L
!)S.
■1''
IV
•• h-
the
ov.r
, r,n
Fayettev’" ."..id Ha'
about
kin" of Turi'-entini- ot
m;scs a good s- \s" .. . i
now in opi I iti..;i: a!ni
i\ ■ iit-h, I-. s. in ■
,\.'0, ;i iier tr t
'.!i iiif ii' ‘ I ■ T- ■
T ,'iiTT P ■e, on n 'l . ,
lin;; housi- ,iv 1 it!. I-
' ■ (>i; t'i • tir • 1 .: i
tise '■ - ol
■ nn !ri- 1
s Cn i.
■ a .“iiiH
and fifty acres,
kT’.o'.vii ns tiie
"lU iii. a M A-el-
• . t
;n tw
Sor t t W’I;t \ -
to four \
.March 1. 1S54.
Staves! Staves!
XT" "ant to l)uy Spirits Barrel
ST WES. W ill jiay the highest ('ash p.rices.
JESS IP & CO.
March 1. 1851. 7()tf
l*urc Hast I/nila i'ustor Oil.
m »7 E have just received ft supply of Pure East In-
▼ ¥ dia CASTOR OIL, without taste or smell, first
introduced bv us into thi.“ market last Spring.
FOl LKES .V M.U' RAE.
March 17, 1854, _
Just Keeriv(‘(l and for Sale,
BHLS. No. ;-5 MACKEREL.
l(t kits No. 1 “
10 “ “ Salmon,
2>o lbs. Cod F'.sh.
20 boxes ('hoese,
■> •* .\iLamantine Candle*,
20 “ Tallow “
5 •• No. 1 Soap.
10 •“ .’^(■da (’rackers.
2 hh Is. Brown Sugar,
5 bills. ('ru«h*‘d and (iraniilated Sugar.
Hnekwhejit Flour in 25 lb. sa 'k«.
Pick\*s. Kice. Saleratus. and Yeast Powders.
\]^r;o—dozen Turpentine .Vxes. Bv
W. H. CARVER.
F-’vT, 1S5L »i‘‘tf
■mu ; '1-.;
iiii: i* rill : I
,• , ; I ■ il
.;ii I' \ i( -
\l.l \ V' ' : i:
.Nlarch -'■*
■anti le
coiii rii
. >v re-'
i; w.)
(Vil NiML. ('AIN
^ i ’O.
8:itf
'v.d-itl
,ie:i se
showinir tl
111 thi'
■ abov*
iiin.ls
'■ -.'I oM the i:i' 1* Jii'i
ii:->;iii'.i: to piirchii-e
who will t:ike pleasure in
will
WM.
Oct. 27. 1^
R. HOLTON.
40tf
roi; SAI.I'..
I’lOXF.S Manufafturi-1 Toiiacco. W e have
in ^t«re a ’.argi- stork of Tobacco, and e.\-
pect to rereivc constantly f^'oin .1. . Reid and 1 horn-
as's and other factorio^-. an ass irtnient of qualities to
rnaV'b- us t. furnish purc hasers any ijuality at lowest
factory prices.
T
EAl iiiNr’.rKlill HK.II SC'MOOI.,
Hli'HMOM*  ol NTY, NORTH C\R('>L1NA.
HI;- '.:ir,;e and tlonrisiiir.g Institution is now per
manently estabiislied, under a full corps of well
qualified lns,tuciers, and with every thing r.-qnisite for
a first cb; .'■■eininary. being well supplie.l with Maps,
Cieograpliii.a' and .\s!ronoini(*ul; Globes, i^hilosophical
and Chemical .\ppar.atus.
The .enii-.\rinw;i Sessions of five months commence
" ! on the sec ond Monday of .Innuary and July respectively.
-31k.' JB.-C! VI VI ' Cirnilar-i. containing full j>articnlars, will be fur-
(ioods nished by applying to Rev. J. Jones Smyth, A.M.,
„ni P. o.. Richmond county, N. C.,
J. to 1>. C. .McINTYRE, Secretary.
October 14. lS5o. 36V
fMlHE subscribers arc now receiving
J. large and general
STOf N OF GOOiPS,
Which will be sold at wholesale or retail at small pro
fits. Their Stock ernlinices
St. Croix. Porto Rico. .Muscovado, and New (trleans
Brown .''ugurs; A, B, and C Coflee Sugars; Loaf, ( rushed
and Powdered do: fine and common Teas; Java, Lagui
ra, and Rio Coffees; Pepper, Alsjiice, Ginger; .Vlum,
Epsom Salts: Brimstone: Indigo, Sladder; .\dainantino
and Sperm ('andles; Snuff: S. (.'. Soda; Ground Mus
tard; Fancy and Bar Soaps: Camphor. Borax; Cider
Vinegar; Vlackerel, in bbls., half-bbls.. and kits: Mess
Pork: Molasses. Syruji; Sack Salt; Broad and Club
Axes. Turpentine Axes. Hackers, Scrapers and Dippers;
Pocket and Table Cutlery; Shovels, Spades and Forks;
broad -and common bar Iron, Steel, Sails, and Spikes;
Weedinir IIo€s; Hollow-ware, large assortment; Black
smith Tools; Ploughs. Corn Shellers. and Str.aw ('utters:
Hats. Shoes, and Domestic Dry Goods: with almost
every thing usually to be found in this market.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS A: CO.
Feb’v K., 1854. "-tf
jsay”*The office of the Cape Fear Steamboat Company
is kept in the above building.
J. D. WILLIAMS, Agent.
STEDMAN cV llORNE,
])ru (roodsj Hardware^ (iroceries^ tSfc.
FAi irrTi:vii.i.E, 3i. c.
WOCLD respectfully inform the citizens and the
public generally, that they have just returned
from New York, and are receiving their Spring Stock
I of Goods, consisting of
/>;•;/ (foods, (ariK'f’ri('», Utirdicarc, itV.
.V variety of Hats, suitable for the season; Ladies’
and Gentlemen s Boots, Shoes and Slippers; a large as
sortment of ready-made Clothing: a great many articles
in the ladies’ line, and we would be pleased to have
them to call and examine for themselves.
■\11 orders sent to our care from our friends and cus
tomers will be promptly attended to.
.March ;J0, 1853. ^tf_
To the Freighting Fiddic.
fBlllE Brothers’ Steam Boat Vo. is now prepared
.1. with the following Boats;
Str. DOUGLASS.
Str. BROTHERS,
Tow Boat STEVENSTON,
D. LEWIS,
ALFRED ELLIS,
JAS. CASSIDEY,
KINGSBURY, and
ELIZA McDANIEL,
to transport all Naval Stores, Produce and other Freight
intrusted to their care, with as much despatch as any
other line of Boats on the River. They are provided
with suitable Wharf and Ware-House accommodations
IIkNRV JilLLY.
H. L. 31vrovku.
Tuo.'^. s. LuttkrIiOh.
John II. Cook.
I>. A. Ray.
A. A. McKkthan.
Geo. McNkill.
Nathan A. Stedman.
James Kyle.
OFFICERS:
GEO. McNEILL, President.
II. L. MYROVER, Vice President.
J. G. SHEPHERD, Attorney.
C. A. McMILLAN, Secretary.
GEO. McNEILL, )
JOHN n. COOK, y Executive Committett.
JAS. KYLE, j
The plan of MtTUAL Ixsub.\nck must commend itself
to our community, for it can be demonstrated that we
have saved within the last six years upwards of $30,000
by insurance in the North Carolina Mutual Company;
that is, we should have paid to liave kept the same in
surance in the foreign joint stock companies that sum
more than we have actually paid; and yet the North
Carolina Mutual Company has received between $50(K»
and $tiOOO more from our community than it has paid
out for losses here,—showing that we are favorably sit
uated, as compared with other places in the ,‘?tate, for
Insurance.
Our Company has gone into operation favorably, hav
ing the day we organised applications te th« amount of
^Jll^),000,’and the Company is now placed upon a firm
footing.
,\ny Director, authorised .\gent, or Secretary, muy
receive Applications, but they will not be binding until
approved by the Executive Committee or the Board.
GEO. W. LAWRENt'E is appointed General
Agent of the Company. We invitn applications.
GEO. McNETLL, Pres’i.
C. A. McMILL.VN. Seo’y.
Feb’y 7, 1853. GtJtf
WHOLF.SALK
TTMBRELLA
P A r 'a sol
»lianufacturer^
234 and 235
Utt0.tnn\ti\ .Vftr i’orh\
(Ne.vt nooR TO THE BRO.VDW.AY BANK.j
Is now prepared to offer the MERCMIANTS visitinjj
the city to buy their Spring goods, the
LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
a.sMortnient of
I' III l> r 1 1 n «« «. II 1 P a r a « o I «,
to be found in Europe or America. V ou are respect-
fullv invited to call and examine the stock
Berore t* u r c h a fti u g.
N. B. Please cut out this card and put il in your
raeiuoiaudum book for reference.
I. S.niTH,
70-3mpd] Manufacturer.
Wlio would have thoug^ht it?
1) .V w.
'cpt. 1
McLAURlN.
aotf
si'ii'.Mi m
ii; riR.ii.
^''HE iiiuiersignei'. iiaving gone into the F.VNCY DRV
f goods thib Spring, are aow prepared to offer
great inducements to pur.'hasers at wholesale or retail.
Our stock hri.s Keen selected with a view of selling to
the Retail Trade of this place and \icinity, and will be
sold as cheap a;- (Joods can be offered in the State.
We have a great variety of FINE DRESSES and
DRESS I’Rl.MMlN(iS, vi^: Fine plaid, plain Brocade
and Blaek Silkt*, .Marabeax Brocade Grenadine, printed
Barege, plain do. plain Tissues. Organdies, French Ja- ^
conets. Ginghams. .Also, French Collars; Chemisetts; j general business, and hope by strict attention
Uiidersleeves: liandkerchiets; Gloves of all kinds: fine interest of shippers, to meet a share of public
white Crape Shawls; embroidered and plain Mantillas; - - -
Silk and Lace Edgings and Insertings; Infants’ Waists;
.4 nnc Carriwje EMahUaliment on thp Military
Green, oppo^it*^ the Methodi»t Churchy
frontlmj on Mnmford Street.
GREAT ENTERPRISE!
Favetl‘villo l>oiiiil to $»liine!!
ri^IIE Subscribers would resjiectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have entered into
copartnership for the purpose of conducting the general
C.\RR1.\GE BUSINESS in all its various parts. And
being both practical workmen, fully understanding their
business, they have no hesitation to compare work with
any establishment in Fayetteville as to style and dura-
bility.
One of the tirm may be known by reference to A. H.
Whitfield's iron work for the last two years.
We warrant all work to give general satisfaction for
twelve months.
Repairine done in the neatest manner low for cash.
PIER & BRANIN.
Jamks II. PiEB. .Ta-mks Brakin.
Fayette^’ille, Jan’j' ‘24, 1853.
The Eiurgest Carriage Faetory in
the South I
Sl. INES and LlnUOl
1- -.1.;.. .Mclieiii-s and R
V. \1. \\.\(.lvEli,
IVxPLCniR (IF MV\L SlM'uKS l\D PRIUl.Nli).\S,
\VlL.MiN(.iT(.'N, N. C.
A’ huiiiiess t iitrusted to him Will receive prompt
" ':/:on.
: r:; 17, 1 ?'>'-;:ill
S'l \\ ED
the Subscnoer. on ’ho K'.th inst.. my Hay
l'' .Mta-f. When lii,t h^.ir i Horn she was 2U miles
ui home, making for Fayett. ville. Any person tak- ,
lu r up ami returning her to me will be liberally {
ii[itns:ited. W.M. A,
.\pril 17. I^'i4.
J, €:. roE
B 10 AS just returned from the North., and i.^ opening
!h m a larj e and beautiful Stock of
STiPLL IM) riM'V IIRV GOKllJi.
He will not attempt to ennnifrnte every article usually
kept in sii Ii Mil estabVi.shment, but feels justified in
sii\inv' tii:it :i visit, jiarticuiariy from ihe Ladies, would
be ;ip|irtH:iated bv him, and aiiiiiiy ropay them for a
I fiftv miles' ri'le. ' As for SILKS .'iii'l otlo-r Dress (Joods,
' and particularly Collars, Sleev('s. i !ieii\i'^etts. and other
Kmt.roideries. lie defie.-, all the competition that the
■ town of Favetteville can show.
The subs'crilier feel.s thankful for the patronage here-
' tofore shown him. and hopes by strict attention to bu
siness, and bv being able to show the prettiest (ioods,
! -and’also being disposed to .sell them, at as cheap a
rate, either for ca.«h or on time to punctual customers.
•■IS a'nv other establishment in the place, he hopes to
increase that trade and contidence which has enabled
him to Sojourn in the Town of Fayetteville.
JAMES T HOUSTON,
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
FXiHAVI'.U AM> HIOP.AIKIiR OF JEWKI.RY,
ACCORI>I^ON>, &c.,
IN THE i'.KST P(JSS1BLE .MANNER.
• ftlice on Hay Strewt, in the new fire proof Mutual
Insurance Company's Building, opposite the
.Methodist Churcli.
8B avinc had near fifteen ye irs' experience in the
9 business, he bi-lieves he can please all who will
favor him with their patronage.
Fayetteville, .March IS, 1S;»4. SO-tt
SPIiI\(; SUPPLY.
patronage.
Velvet Ribbons and Fringes; Honnets, Straw and Silk;
Misses' Fiats, trimmed and plain; Bonnet Ribbons, Ar
tificials and Tabs. good selection of Ladies’ Shoes,
Gaiters and Buskins, and ('hildren’s Shoes of all kinds.
For Gentlemen and Youths—.\ large stock of Ready-
m.ade Clothing, Cloths, Cassitneres. Vestings, Linen
Drills, Hats, Boots, Shoes, ami Umbrellas, all of the
best material.
Persons wishing to buy would do well to call and
examine our Stock before making their purchases, as
' we are determined to sell Cheap.
W. F.
j March 20, 18o4.
l>. VV. C. Bonhow,
! DENTAL SURGEON,
IS located third door below the Market.
,\11 who are in need of the services of
a Dentist are respectfully invited to call.
He guarantees satisfaction in all operations.
October 10, 185;L 34tf
Sept. 19, 1853.
J. S. BANKS, Ag’t,
F’uyetteville.
JNO. BANKS, Ag’t
at Wilmington.
2'Jtf
& E.
F. MOORE.
80tf
DICK.
88-tf
llAV.
r.ALES )ii.st received and for sale by
HORNE.
87fl'
STEDMAN
April 12, 1804
POTASH! I’O'I'ASM!!
(’ASKS W HITE POTA.-H, just received and tor
:ile by -I. N. S.MITH,
.N. W, coini-i Market Square,
llth, l^^'L 87-lm
their former
■ pnl
i‘i Ki: EigiORs.
'.VSK e^ii li I’ure French Brandy, I'oit mi
'iViiie. just rei-eivfd and lor F.;;e liy
Mm-
■J. .N.
«M1TH.
S7-lni
5000
/’ !/V7'-S, .V-.
LBS. Pt RE WIllTK l,EAI>.
:-;i»(» gallons Linseed ()il.
ll;;!-l lbs;. Whiti- potash.
Fresh '.-implKMie and Burning Fluid.
Sperm ( andles, Lamp (J;..
l,y SA.M L J. HINSDALE.
April IvJ, 1:^54.
March 27, 1 1
Second Slock*
PEARCE cV PE.MI5i:ii
tRFL now receiving, in addition to
Stock, a beautiful assortment of
DRESS atHjDS
Satin Striped Borages,
Colored Embroiders d Robe.s,
L.'idi«s (’ollars and ' nder-SloeT. «,
Velvet and other Trimii'ings,
Bonnet Ribbons,
(’ravats and Stocks,
.''liirts. Collars,
expressly for the wholesale TRADE. j
I’. ,V p., 11«.V Street.
.\pril 1. 18.-.L I
REW ARD.
fWl LL pay the above reward for the apprehension
and-afe delivery to me, or lodgment in Clinton
Jail, so that 1 get my negro girl .JENNY. She is a
likely girl, of light conijdexion, smiles when spoken to,
abiiit five feet six or seven inches high: is supposed to
be lurking about Faison’s Depot, or Goshen.
WM. P. HOBBS.
.July 27.
ICIN
Drs. FOULKES & MACRAE,
Who!cside {' Rf tail Druf/i/ists,
\re now receiving their Spring and Sum
mer supply of
DnioSjMediritws Chemicals^
T>ye-Woods and Dye-Stuffs.
(>ils. Paints, and Painters’ Articles.
vaunishf:s.
FrelTcli. English and .Asierican Perfumery.
Fine Toilet and Shaving Soaps.
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes, Paint Brushes,
Surgical and Dental Instruments,
Trusses and Su]>]iorters of all kinds,
Pure Wines and Brandies for Medio:il purposes.
Extracts tor Flavoring,
Choice Toilet and Fancy .\rticles, iMc.
They make their purchases for C.\sn. and offer
goods equally tix low as they can he obtained from any
similar estnblishmont in this section.
Warranted to ije Fr*-sh. Pure and (jenuine.
Orders from the country promptly filled, and satisfac
tion guarantied with regard botli to price and f(ualit_\.
Hay street, m-st dour West of H. L. J. Lilly.
March 17, IS',1. i
liiijM>rte(l Havana Rejraliaj
and Principe ('igars, now rer.dy for inspection, and for
Bale at wholesale only. OEORGE BllANDT. [1855.
Marsh 1, ia54. 76-tlM
Carthage Hotel.
jH^AVING recently purchased the above Establish-
ment from Malcom Kelly, Esq., 1 am now pre
pared to entertain in a comf:>rtable manner those who
may give me a call. H.aving ample Stables, good Ost
lers, and a disposition to accommodate, I trust I shall
bo able to give entire satisfaction to those who may
favor me with their patronace.
H. C. McLEAN.
(’arthage, Dec. •'>, 18'):;. 51 tt
Ran(iolj)li Sheetiutr and ('otton \ arn,
For sale by WORTH & ELLIOTT.
.April 185;'. _
i:iii\ i. i;iASN\ m croir1\.
ri'THE subscriV>er is now receiving his Spring supply
I of the above Goods, comprising a general assort
ment for the (’OUNTRY TRADE, which he offers upon
terms that will not fail to please. Goods packed as
j well as in any market in the United States,
j ('onntry Merchants would do well to purchase their
j Crockery first, in order to give the seller time to pack
it well and soon enonch.
W. N. TILLINGIIAST.
March 20, 1854. _ 80-8m
A Woman to hire out until 1st Jan’y
\pply to J. H. ROBERTS.
1 March 18, 1864. 78tf
liARTH’W EUIJ.HR,
Attorney at Law,
VTTENDS to the drawing of all Pensions payable
at this .\gency, and the prosecution of suspended
Pension ('laims against the L'nited States. He invites
those who miiv believe themselves entitled to pensions
or the arrearages of pension to correspond with him.
and particularly the following persons: James Ander
son: Jacob Johnson: H.ard^' .lohnson: George Kearsey;
Pool Hall Pope; Nancy Thomas, widow of Philip; Mar
tha .Vilen, widow of William; Janet .Vrmstrong, widow
of Thomas: Isabella McNeill, widow of Daniel; Mourn
ing Scall, widow of Sanders.
Fayetteville, Feb’y Iti, 1854.
'l-8m
Nick W illiams’s Rye W hiskey at
wholesale or retail.
MCDONALD & McMASTER.
Dec. 10, 1858.
PERUVIAN (TI AN().
E have received a large supply of PERUVIAN
GU.ANO, which we offer at lowest market price.
3icKiyriiAj\
WE have received a large supply of PERUVIA
GUANO, which we offer at lowest market pric^
D. .S: W. McLAURIN.
Jan’v 1854. _
' CORN.
1/^ BUSHELS COUNTRY CORN in store,
for sale W H LI TTERLOH
Jan’y IS, 1854
piiRii: I i’oiiii:RT(i\r
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreiii^u am! MMmnestic
IIA'I’S. (..VI'S. ItOO'l'S, SIIOKS,
I mhrcllns, and Rcadq-ninde ( lothins^^
HAY STliKKT,
Fayelteville, ^ •
Strict attention paid to orders. "^8
B. V. PEARCK.l (“• I'KMnERTO)^
rWlllE highest cash price paid for Turpentine, White
B Qnji Staves, and Oak or .Ashe Heading. Call on
T«« W Strsnee. who can always be found at the Still.
McLAURIN & STRANGE.
A. A.
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he has built up large sul.Btautial Brick
Buildings at his Old Stand, expressly for manufacturing
CarriKges. Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received for the last 21 years, he hopes by strict
attention to bu»ines3, with a desire to give satisfaction,
to merit a continuance of the same. He warrants his
work to be made of the best material and by experienced
workmen in each branch of the bu'^iness. His w’ork
will compare favorably with any made in the I nited
States, for neatness and durability.
He is determined to sell and do any work in his line
on as good terms as any work done elsewhere that is as
well done. He now has on hand, FisisHtn, the LAR
GEST STOCK of
C Cirri (i£rcs^ Barone lies, Rockawuys, and
tingu;i cs.
Ever offered in this plac»i and a very large stock of
work nearly finisheil, which will be finished daily. All
of which will be sold very low for Cash, or on short
time to punctual customers. jgiej^He has on hand more
th.m ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Vehicles finishep
and in course of construction.
work made by him is warranted 12 months
with fair usage, nnd should it fail by bad workmanship
or material will be repaired free of charge.
Persons wishing to buy would do well to call and
examine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Repairing executed at short notice and on very n
sonable terms.
May 28. 1853. ^>^tf
^■IHE Subscriber will receive proposals for KW.OOO
Ji. lbs. of (jotton Batting or Wadding. Also, for
Pi,t>00.t00 ,three millions) of Heeds from .S to liet
Iwng, and also, 1(J,(X)0 (ten thousand) pounds of good
clean Corn Shucks, in stated quantities. For further
particulars inquire of R. W. HENR'^.
J. HENRY
44-tf
F«b’y 18, 1858.
70tf
Fayetteville. No^. 14. 185:5.
nf rTi:R!
4 NEW SUPPLY, just received
GEO.
Jsd’7 80.
McNEILL.
66tf