u
S K !»I l-W E: K L Y.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., JA.VUARY IT. 18f)6.
\0. 470.1
STI'l* M 'Nl)\V VVU i'HURSDVYi
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• !r->n \N
HVLH & S()\.
• PKoPniKTuKs
4>^i
A'
; >■; ii\; Wookly Ot.-^KRVKix 5^0 00 it in
. >o oO f pai‘l ilurintr iho year
: iftPi'tiir y*“tr )iu
W t-t'k; V 'i;«KiiVKK S- cO per annuui, if pni«l in
. S'J j'nM during the year of subserip-
,i ^ .»(i Ki'tei' the year lia: expired.
■\ I ({’I'iSKMl'.N ‘ S ins«Tte'l for sixty cents per
: ' -lacs for the firsf anil thirty cents for eftt'h
,• liii- pubiicHtiiMi Vcj*rl\ aJverti.sements by spe-
■ Mrm'r-. ai r«-:i«i'nable raten. Ailvcrtisers arc
• 1 t-^ 't!ti> tbo number uf in^oniors ilesirod, .>i
' i'e (• .utinuc.l til! forbi.l, hii'I th.iri;el ai'conl-
I.flt'-v theU lit"r' must >>e p )St-i>a!d.
. T.ocinenis t.> ^■■.'.erie i utdt, I'liarjii -J ;>U por
C LIN l’(>\
I.VsTiTVTF,.
Iiir*r■ fuiiun will resume iis opcrattoas igain
\kiN[>AV, The 14th i: St., aftpi a short vica-
iiaifil i wiii -e ilie *ianie as rl"y h:ive bcfn for
. y-:ii li.'.i!'! ;>1' per muiiih. inoluuiug- wafb-
^ .I'r. \v
•iK.WES, A. "M , wlio has served us xo iong
. • icnt'.y !)i Priiicip:il of the Institute, n«>w also
, -yf •: Mie Ste\% urJ's Deparrmsni, which render?
sure that tliis department will be conducted
■:Uire satisfaction ;>f all.
lu-tcp' ha>e engapO(i for the uexi year the
•• • I clebratod Musician, Mr. StraJelli. of the
■!' N-w V.-rk, t" take i-harife ^..f the Nlusicil De
II. lit. and ai-i;' !r> L-. ly. Mrs Stradelli, tC' con-
Puintint 1 hese etijiadement-i will give
I H to tlii. se vrhv 'vish to study the
* . Hchir-. J with .Mr Grrwep
■ ■ l.itev T-y Departiaetu, art tl.. atiie
. ■ ■ •' "■i ’•e -well no'-M. ?o be inferior
H A. BIZZKl-L,
rtec' y Board of 'I'ruytef?.
. \ 0.
I (U N r 1 oks
V ^.F hfrt-i ; not.T.e't t - present th* ir = i 4’ us t ■ Jno.
Nu-i^.uirin. s erk. bef '.e the 1st day of Feb’y
■:it. .V-.'i •. iity (ithcer>, i't'Lt ivf.'s ot public Monies,
>• ; ri'.i t‘^ h.fi- e their rcspejLive account, to-
. 1:. ;r , achori. i'ea ly f 'r ^fttloment with
ue c K.inii,- ■ p.- ri .(.lirc l y iaw, !>ti the
\T k^f FfVr..^;-. {%;. .tr' IT of lue romiuittee of
■:ii ince of 0'iiiiiber.= ad i.-junty
G 1»1: Chr; 'u
iin y It. I'.ii-ti
T.'wn paper- - w 'k'.
Soiir of Hiau In I .ncr
' Splf-t'tiiture in Rc idinp. sn l
I vcrj^'^.Tion, bv Sherw,-r.,| .V further supr v just
K .1, FIaLK V !' N.
. iiU V l-i.
PREICTIT1\C
THK riMU lelVGiC.
H meotiu» of the I'oat owners interested in nav-
iRatinp the Cape Fear Hiver between Fuveitsville
aud \\ilmington.
On motion, D. McLauriti vta ■ caiii'J lo iho ('huir.
and i; M Orrell w.a> appointed Socretar\
On motion of ..tames F Marsh,
Resolved. That from nnd after the 1st lay of Janr-
ary. Cash will be required upoti the delivery
of all l"'reii{bts at Wilmiiikton and Fayotievillc re-
spci'tirely.
On UiOtion of J D. Williams.
Res '!ve 1. Thaf each of tVe Steamboat \»inpanits on
the ('ap« Fear Riv«r, from and after the nt r.f January,
will carrv (}uano from \>ilmington to Fayette
ville at l:> oent>i p.ir bag. Lime at 25 cents per ca>k,
and ground Plaster at 3t> cents per c isk, and that a
f Tio^ OF io pi:it i k\ r.
from the printed nnd established rates on all other
articles will bo made from and after that date, all
Cartage and Orayaije beinij p.iid b/ the shippers
un motion of James Banks,
Reaiilvwd, That ihe t'orogoing be published ia lUe
town papers.
D McLAURIV. Cbairmau
R. M. Orrell, .Sec y.
Deo. 'J4, 18.t>. Go-tf
T
.MATTRlCSSi;.':.
iHl. .'‘■ii-'S-Tibor ii'.w uiakinjr. ati i will constantly
••.7 n hand i ~':p;'y of t:"0 1 SIIUt'K and
jt>\ >1 A TTl: F'>. Hr- ii.vite*- pi r«nns in wnnt
ir'TTresse^. lisUion-i. \c.. tu ca)l ^nd see him n.t
i ■Jifiud ot Jui'ob I tttar^'irg, [Inv^i.. F ivtteville.
il. LOCK A MAN
'. lij-tf
SPlUri’ HAliKKLS.
lU’K.VTlN'E DNliller'j get -upplied v,ith
Sp rit Barre’s. rhr..u£h the ^iistill.n^r sea.son. at
;irket jiriit - it TH). J J •([> ts'JN'S.
N. ir the Cape Foar i'ank md ^!arli^■t place.
.'1. .H.-,,,. .V.' ^w
•# bv
-I 1(1.'
.IXES.
Turpfiituie aii'i Timber Axer- lor jale
THO. J
.TOHNSnN.
0V-4w
CANDI.KS.
JiOXFS E’earl, Adamantine and sperm Candle
ti.r -^ale >>y
in. It'i.
mo. J.
.JOHNSON.
t)i>-4w
iiro
.!e bv
n to.
\\ lute I.cad
and
THO
Piitfv, i’ros
.1. JtMlNSON.
ti'H-4w
I
KISH Glue,
be the I5K8T lor
\orlh Carolina Headers.
•"IjlHE I ndersigned ar? prepared to furnish, wholo
It naU"' and retail, upon f'ai'orabh termt, to
I'eachcrs. Booksellers. .Merchauis. Book I'edlars, and
otheis. the •liERie'.H of .^OKTII C'.4 KOI.I .4
r rAi>ntv Nos. 1 and 2, b\ pRorEssoR Ht bb.vrd,
of the University of North Carolina, and No. 3 by
C\LMS H. Wiley, Es'j now Superintendent f Com
mon School*!. Of Nos, 1 nnd 2. which are new books,
just iisued. we will hanti a copy gratis to ^Atiy Teacher
who may apply. F. .1. H.ALL A S(»N
>1
KOKSVI.K.
Y Resideace on Harrington liiLl. Teima liberal
JOHN CROW
Dec. 29, 185*.
bo-tf
o
LOST.
in F'avette’
N Monday last, in F'ayette’-il'e. or the Roa 1
home, a lar^e Calf Skin T'OCKET POOK, con
taining a consiierab e qiMintity of papeis, em' racinq
Notes, Receipt*. &c., among which ihe following ure
r-’Ci'Mected:
A Note made by Jno. McP«,*ie to the subscriber f r
Sixty-onc Dollars and some cents
One made by A. A. MeKethan and buncan .Morri
son lot Te.i T’olltirs nnd some cents.
One madtt by VMUiam Mo.Millan for Ten Dollars.—
I whicii is paid.,
A receipt from .(no Munroe. Constabia, for thret
J ud^ments.
Two receipts of One Hundred L’ohars each foi stccn
In C’.ai^ndon Bank.
Ami a receipt for Two Shares of T-.oca In F. F
High School.
The lindtir will be iuuab'.y rewarded by le.-'f^ns; th.'
»(uue with Ci^oi Ji JohnsoTi or J S- Bank^.
DUNCAN i:UA'\
Dec ;'i, 1'>5r). ivi-il
u
rursT s\i.i'..
I V iriuo of r. DeeJ of Trust made 10 me by the
late ReT. Colin Mclver, I will on Wednej'day,
the 28d day of January, 18ot’>. ut the Com t Hmsc ’’n
Fayetteville, proceed 10 sol* sundry NEGRoES. i)
satisfy the provision of said Trust
r> \ RV'i.Tr.v.
Favettevilie. Dec. OV. 1>5'>. ♦■o-t'
‘28 Grosf' (lUU)O) \\'el).-ter's Klenit ?»t-
ary Spelling Books U-.i iwzen U el =ter's [’ictorial
Si ellinj; I’.ooki.
E. J HALE .V .S(sN.
N .V. IS
m:w goods.
i \NI new receiving mv Fall and Winter Stocti i-i
mm mm
ailCKUlCS. II.\RII\V\RE .Wfl I I TI.KRY.
These goods were bought late in the'season, and
onseipientlV af 'e.biceil price.,. My stock ol Hiurrs
;in* 1 SllOI> i? complete, embracing many kinds -f
extra sizes; Blankets, Kerseys, \c.; Hats, fine .-md
Common TH>S. J .I(jHNS(tN.
Old Stand, near tne Cnjie Fear l$ank and
Market place
o^-tf
GLIE.
barrels, for Distiller'.-* use. said to
gluing Spirit Barrels. Trn.ss
■{' Ops, (’odper-' Tools, Turpentine Hacks, and Files,
■ ;:>'ther with a heavy stock of Dry (Joods, Groceries, i
■t .rdware ;ni'.l Cntlei\, .suited to the trade.
THO. J. JOHNSON.
jiin. i'l. 1 >'■')'). 6f*-4w
'I'lie Presbyterian Psaluiodisi, s(|uare.
1 haracter n jte edition Also, the same work round
tC'. further suprlv nist received.
L J. HALF; .S. SON.
Jau’y 10.
Wvipres.sion 1‘apci, tor writing with-
■ p^n 1 ink: buff, pink, and white Bath Lette- Pa-
■ r: am! ' r '-11 1, silver bordered nnd plain Visiting
rds; sup 1 Ur'iNT..! iJfiaiil Cards; Envelopes; xc., cj’C.
‘ ;^t rec’d. E J. HALE .v SON.
Jan'y 10.
WORKS,
C.
E
(;aki)Kn sllds.
Have received a general assortment of L.VN-
War-
\\ DRETH S celelrated GARDEN SKKDS
-■.ti.-d fresh and genuine, of the Crop of lb
I : ‘•:i’ie by S. T. H.\\SJjEV
n'v 10.
(J.XKDEV SEED.
H.WE just received a lart^e supply of fresh und
genuine Garden ."^eed.
;'e'ie -Serd were grown in Western New Vork in
LAHGF PAPERS can be
.S. J. HINSDALE
tj','-1 w
l‘E\l!(
RE now PiCc
STOCK of
vV !'E{i(;rsO\
iK theii F.\l.l. and Wl,\''i'Ell
MJN( IL rt \Y A: TO.
H.\Y .STKEKT, KAVETTEVILLE.
tllE now receiving their F\LL STOCK of tJTAl'LK
and FANCY
1
Forlegn and Douiofltlc, Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
and
Will: a general as»ortment tf
4S»r. 'I.OTIJi
I'o which the_\ -%vite ihe aiteniiou ol .Merchants. ih»
!.;ul L's find ;i’l, and which tiiey offur at LOW PHltJES for
H, or on T-m.'» ro punctual cuitomars ui Wholesal»
CA
or Retail
B F PFARPE
Aug 27. 1°05.
J B
FEROUSON
30 if
M'.w srocK or
Hook.s and Stationery.
w
E are now receiving our uiuul \ew Stock of
BCK'KS and S'l'ATIO.NERi', embracing a great
variety of
SCHOOL, LAW, MBDICAL
.MI.SI'EI.I.A.NKOIS BWKS,
Iw^eihor with a large ;ind varied »iock of
Blank Hooks, Papc'r, Envelopes,
Country Merchants and other* are invited to call,
as wo offer the above stock on the best tetms.
Oct S. E. J. H\LE PON.
DRV r.OODS,
In which may be found FOK THE LXDIES:
Plain colM, Plaid, White and Black DeTiAlNES:
CASHMrRF.S and MERINOS- Plain And Fig’d Faoey
and Black SILKS; Cloth M.AN'TLES and ('l.OAKS;
Cloak CLOTH; SKIi'.TS and SKIRTING; Merino
VESTS; BONNETS; EMBR(»IDERIF^ .tc
F.«R GENTLEMEN;
Hats*. Hoofs ami Sh>iP'; Vpntiiigs; Caaslmeres;
White, lilack ami Fan:*j Stocks and Cravats;
Ueadv-Mado Clothing, Ac
ALSO,—
Linseys, Kerseys and Plains. Blankets, Brogans, TaVde
Cloths and Cover.T. .Allenda'e Sheetings, Children’s Kid
Gloves. Wool Sacks and Comforts, Y'onth«’ nnd Boy’s
Clothing, English nnd Italian Crapes. Dimity, Etn-
broidery Silks aud Braids.
A cood asstiriment of I.adies', Gentlemen’s and
Children’s BOOTS, SHOES, and G.AITERS; GLOVES,
HOSIERV,
Sep . 2U. 37 tf
FAl.l. 01' 18:)3.
E are now recwiving our Stock of Fall and Win
ter Goodtf.
l»KV «JOOI>S.
RKADY-.M ADH CI.OTniNG.
HAl'S, CAPS,
BOOJS A.N'D >hoks
Hdving determ.iied to r-^linqu.sh the H VRDWaRE
TK.\DK, We otier our .StuCk at g'Oaiiv reduced prices
f'rC.\."H.
Our frien 1« who are behind hand in thmr payments,
are ear:iestly request', i to pav up.
HALL & SACKETT.
io>>5. 80-tf
August
II m.
I'Oli
(iPS, iti)i)T\ l\ll SIlDiJS,
I'ALI. cV W lN'l'KR I'RADE,
•Se> d were grown
';i!l und si-c what
FIVE CEN fS
11
C ro|»
and
;he N*v Buii'hug,
near Ijitjertv
Nov. 12.
Ci.xTRLNDON IRON
WlI.MlXiTON, X
A. H. VAMiOKKKI.KN, Propriolor.
TBIHF^ suV'Scriber having purchased the entire inter-
JL esl in the “CLAKLNDUN IRoN WoilKS," uo-
li^its orders for
Steam Engines, of any piwer or style,
S.iw Mills of every vt.ritny.
Mining Machinery ‘ir.d Pumps, ■
Grist and Flour .Mills, complete.
Parker, Turbina and other Water-whe*li,
Piice-field Pumps «nd Engines.
Leavitt’s Corn .nnd I’ob Crusher,
Rice Thr«shers.
Shingle Mnchi.ies.
Shafting Hangers and Pullies,
Cotton Gins and Gearing.
Iron Castings of all kinds and pntterne.
Brass “ “ “
Locomotive and Tubular r.oi!er«,
Klue and plain Cylinder Boilers,
Blacksmith work of all kinds.
Iron Doors for Houses and .Liils.
THE EST.M'.LIoilMENT
Having been re-organized for the express purpose of
insuring punctu ility in the execution of all orders, the
public may rest satisfied that any work which may
I offer will by promptly delivered accoriling t ) promise.
: anti of sucii workmanship ns cannot fail to give siiiis-
I faction.
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
! I‘.«in-» in charge •>f men of talents and experience. I
! have^no heaitatioL in saying that the work hereafter
‘ turnetl out. shall co mpare favorably in every respect
; with that of the most celebrated in the States, nnd at
prices which will make it to the interest of all in want
to v.einl me their orders.
REPAIR WORK
I Alwjys done without delay—and Iniving ft large torce
j t'or that purpose, it will prove advantageous to any
I person needing such lo givu me th« preference
■ w'thout regard to expense of sending same from a
distance.
* (jidtrs will be ahtressed t«. “C;areudL.n Iron
VVork-^," Wilmington N. C.
.vi^:If t^oonsi .ye«• ooo^s:
J*' THOM.'-ON IS n..w receivini: his usuki assort-
• ment ol the mosi ».pproved styles of
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES,
L\Dli;v G\ntK>. iilSRINS. .NLiPPI’KS,
^nd Children’s Shoe? of various descriptions.
— also.—
TRAVELi.lN'? and I'.iCKING TRUNE.^. und CAR-
Pf.r B.VuS. liii of which are oilerel for eale i n the
mo«t reiisonuble terms.
•»; I ■ .-.tcii'C-i nnd new on»« .ire r;sspectfuliy invited
tr, call ttud uvHiXiiiic i:iy ituek of Fall aud Wiuier
= 'iOOtls
Fiiat come. fir?t served.
J. C THOMfcOS. Old Stand.
Martet .Square.
Sept. i, 3?i-tf
ro (’OM'R AC rORS.
fM’^HE Presiden' ^in 1 Directors are now ready to re-
I. I t 've t ri'p s ils fi'r ci'nsiructinn the Fayetteville
.V .Albemarle i”>ink Road l.etween Little's Mills in
Hichm‘'nd County unit Mbem irle in .^tanly County, and
they invito pr' iis i'.s fi-r the following work; —
Sfccti'.n ist F« r constructing the Koad from Little'k
.Nli.ls lo Clark t’reek. 10 miles
t'cc. F. !• : nnstriu'tiiiff R.);i l from t’lark’s Creek
to the Pee Dee River. !i miles
.Sec. ;^d. For the construction of a Bridge across
I’ee Dee Biver.
See. 4th. For the c.u;tru«tion of the Road from the
, Pee I,*ee River to .Mbem-irle. Hi miles.
Proposals wi'l be received and considered for the
Grading ;ind making nil neces-i^irv side ditches and
Culverts from the i’ve Dee to Albemarle, omitting
planking.
By a lesolution of the .'tockbolders, before the Presi
dent and Directors can enter into these contracts an
indivi.Uul bUbM-riptioii of ■>l').uOfi will have to be
ni;. le,—it i-^ asked that the friends »^f the work will
submit such bids, i-ithor wubicribing or guar.mteeing
that amount so as to onab’e the work at once to go on.
.IAS, G fOOK,
Pres’t F. & A. P. R Co.
Oct 25. 47-tf
I'WllLY
LARGE Stock, a:-.
Books.
HiliLKS.
, Pocket Bibles and Prayer
E J I! \ LE .j- SON.
n
.\KW BOOK'S.
FECHCROFT, by the Author of Henrtsea^e, *c;
The Private L fe of an Eastern King: Stray
Leaves from the Booh of Nature; McKenzie’s .Miscella
neous V*orks; The Contrast between Good and Rad
Men, by llev. Gardiner Spring. Also, fuither
supplies of The Great Iron Wheel; Alone; Heir of
Redcliffe; Berrian's. liarnes’ nnd Thornton’s t amity
Prayers: Gillott’s 303, Perry’s Double Actioti, and
many other kinds of Steel Pens; Carmine Inks; Camel
Hair Pencils; i^'C. E. J. H.ALE & SON.
Nf.v, 12
LAIMUVHLRGH flIGH SCHOOL.!
"'HE 7th Session of this School will commence on j
Tnesdny the Sth day of January next, under the |
-upervision of the Rev. Goo. B, Scott, M. A., of the ;
r'nivorsity of Edinburgh. (Scotland.) Principal, assisted j
by Mrs. Scott in the Primary Department j
Mr and Mrs. Scott have both made Teaching the ;
business of iheir lives; and from the experience which j
th« Trustees have had. during the past year, of |
their 7cal, fidelity, and succcss. in the discharge of the
duties of their profession, the}' confidently recommend
them to Parents and Guardians, as pre-eminently (fuali-
fid't by temper, talents, and acquirements for the in
struction of !ludonts. in all the branches of an English,
ycieutific. Classical, and Commercial Education.
The Trustees respectfully invite the public to a per
sonal examination of the system pursued in the Sch6 il
Terms—-"SS, !8I-, and ^20, per Session of five montiis.
(French included in the 3il grade without extra charge.)
Board can be had with the undersigned in the Board
ing house belonging to the School or in private (ami-
lie.s at $8. per month.
One half fees and Board invariablv paid in advance
D C. Mc'lNTVRE. Sec’y.
Laurinburgh, Richmond Co., N. C
Deo. 12, 18.^5.
The JLargest Carriage Factory i%t
the fioMth!
13if
McKKTHAA
it
1
^€W Kstnhlishraent
By \\ n. WAT?!iO.>r.
"'UK Subscriber would infcrm his friends and the
public genernlly, that h®. has completed his new
establishment on Mnxwell street, near NIr. E. W. Will-j
kings’ Store; and is now prepared to receive orders for ;
CARTS, UAGOyS. DRAYS, dcc.,
which shall be promptly executed.
All work done by him shall be of the best workman
ship and material that the country can afford.
REFAIRING of all kind‘s done with neafnesR
and dc‘«piitch.
Also. HORSE-SUOEIXG will b« strictly
attended t^
N. B. No paiub will be srarsd to give satisfaction
to those who may favor him with their patronage
Fnvettevi!]e, Mav 26. 1855.
4-y
J. W . RAKER
Is now receiving from the N'orth the
argest, faibst, and most carefully se
lected btOC’li of
I I K.^ITIIRK
Hver offered in this market, which, added to his own
manufacture, makes his sfr.sortraent oompleia;—all ot
which he will sell on the lowest possible terms for cash
or on time to punctual customers.
Fsshi.-'uable painted cottage bed-room Furniture in
sett; cur ed hair «nd suuck'. aud cotton Mattresses;
Looking Ghisies; Uillow >S jig aud Gradies; Side
lioard.-': Bureau*^; Secretaries and Book-Caseu; What-
Nots; Ta>.les. all s'Ttsi; Wash Stands; Candle .‘'tands;
Wnrdrobes: Picture Frames and Glass; Window Shades;
Cornices; Curtain Bands; Sofas in Mahogany and
Wah.ui; Tote a Tetcs; Ott .mans; Divans and ttooU;
Chairs of every variety.
Fine Rosewood Piam>s, ono with ^tolian At
tachment; Rosewood Mflodians. from the bet manufac
tories in New Vork and Boston, warranted as good as
any made in the country, aud will be sold at N. York
prices—freight only nd'led
November 1S64. l-'itf
C\LI, A.VI) SCITLK.
\LL Persons indebted to the subscriber either by
Note or .Account, are requested to settle during
the month of January, as longer indulgence cannot be
given.
I have on hand a lot of .S.ADDLERY find IIARNF^SS
WAKE that I will sell low for vash.
M. N. LEARV
I)pc. 24. b4-lmpd
RLW AUD!
RAXAWAY from tho subscriber, with her little
Boy Isaac, a Negro Woman. E'lILV by name
S.aid woman is about years old. 6 feet 4 or •'> inches
high, ordinary size and dark complexion. Her child
L-^.V.AC. is a likely boy about 2^ years old. with large
rolling eyes, and black compiexiou, and is not able to
t.=;lk distinctly.
Sai l negroes were purchadc*i1 from ono Martin who
liTis in Richmond Va . thither they may make their
way. I will give Twenty-fivo Dollars for the delivery to
me of aaid Negroes, or their coiifiuement iu any jail
where I can get them.
I will .also give $100 for proi.-
any white person of harboring. •
away i-aid Negroes.
Gilopolis, Robeson Co., N. C,,
E3PECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public, that he has built up large substantial
Brick Buildings at his Old Stand, expressly for manu
facturing Carriages. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage he has received for the last 21 years, he
hopes by strict attention to business, with a desire to
gr^ve satisfaction, to merit a continuance of the same.
He warrants his work to be made of the best material
and by e.\p«rieuc«td workmen in each branch of the
business. His work i»ill compare lavorably with any
made in the United States, for neatiiess and durability.
He is determined to sell ai;d do any work in his
line on as good t«rms as any work done elsewhere Ihrit
is as well done. He now hjs on hand, Fi.kishkc, the
LARGEST riTOCK of
f 'arrid^e.s^ B'lronr'ie.s^ Hocknw'ii^s, md
ft tifssits,
I Ever off eied in this place, ant a very lir;rt- stock
I of work no.irly tiniHhed. wiiich will bo finished luily.
i All of which will be sold very low for C.^sii. or ou
short time to punctual customers. lie bas on
hand more th.ui ONE HL’NDKKI* .V.ND FlhT\ Vehi-
I cles finished ml iu course of construction,
i tsh^ .\.ll work m I le by liim is warranted 12 montha
I with fair usage, and should it fail by bad workmanship
or material will be repaired free of charge.
Persons wishing to buy would do well to call and
j examine for themselves.
i Orders thankfully received and promp .1/ ittendsd to.
I Repairing executed at short uoticfe and on very
reasonable terms.
May 28, I85:i.
98tf
■ tb.' ient to convict
iii.;eaiing or enticing
T. BETHEA.
{>ec. 22. tj4-tf
REDUCED FARE.
Through Ticket-j between
Wilmington, N. C., and Balli-
moie. Eure ■'$18. Via Weldoo,
Petersburg, Richmond, & Wash
ington City, or via Weldon,
Portsmouth aftd Norfoln.
For Tickets apply at theOfl5ce
of the Wilmington and Raleigh
Rail Road Company, at Wil
mington, or at the (»thce ef the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, and of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company. Pratt Street, Baltimore.
Jan. I. 19o'2. f
c
WHO WOULD HAVE TUOUGUT ITf
A new Cnrriaj€ EstaLlUhnient on tht Military
Green, opposite the .Methoditt Church,
fronting on Mum/ord Street,
I'TRTHER SURin.A' OF BOOKS.
I~^LLtOR.VD(), by Bayard Taylor; A Basket of Chips,
A bv Brougham; Table Traits, by Dr. Duran; The
Riiiegade; Modern I’i’.giims bj' Geo. Wood: Helen
Leeson. a peep at Ne.v S ork Society; India, China aud
Japan, by Bayard Taylor. The Hidden Path; Hearts
ease; .Mitchell’s Traveller s Guide; Cumming’s Works;
Andrews’ L:itin English Lexicon; Small Edition of
Psa'ms and Hymns, plain and gilt; SmelUe’.-i Philosophy;
Grtene’s Analysi^^; Webster’s Dictionaries; ('utters
Anatomy, Physiology, ic. Just received.
E. J. HALE a SON.
Dec. iJl.
('oi'jioratinn Bonris
of the 'Tou-n of Forget teri I le for Saif!
A CillKE.UM L to an Act of the General .\9scmb y
i m of the .■'tafe of North t'.iroliiia. rat tie I Dec. 2'>
1H;>2, authorizing the 'li.wn of Favettevilie to is.iue
her Hond« to th- aniouiit of ^100.OHM. in the aggre
gate, for the pui-poso of pa\iug her subscription lo the
Western Rail lloail Compjiny.
Therefore, it is ordered by the Commissioners of
F'nyetteville, that the Treasurer of the Town rcceive
sealed proposals, until the 1st of November next, for
the purchase of SoU.OoO. in sums of $500 each of s id
Bond.'^, or any part tht.-reof. Bonis to run twenty
years, with C'^upons attache i.—inter, si payable semi-
nnnually. The s.ii t Ronds sliail be under the seal of
the ('Corporation, and binding on the f iith of the s.ame.
W.M. warden. Town Treasurer.
Sept. 2*1, IS.'ifi.
XEW lU)OKS.
■J|1HE Topographical, Statistical, and Historical
JL GAZfcirrEKU uF SCdILV.\D. 2 vols.
•A'so, fu-ther supp'ies of Koget’^ Thesaurus of Eng
lish \»'ords; The Hidden Putii: C'leve Hali; l.ii^ht and
D;irkne s, a Story of Fastiionabie Lite; i.orenzo Dow's
Works; Bronson's E ocution; I'iie >tu ietit s ^peiker;
Dossey s Choice; Sanders’, .\lcGudc,y s. Parker 8 .aud
! other School Readers; Bullions’ aud Smith’s Kuglish
*Gr»mmars; Em:'rson’s, Smith's. D ivies' and other
' Arithuictics; aud School books gener.lly,
E. J. HALE * SON.
I Oct. 12- 4i-
NEW
I
’^5
DLES.
Nov.
BOXES TALLOW C\NDLES
Also, a lot ot PL Al.''i aud F.V.'NiC\ U .^X C.\N-
For sale by 'V H. CARVF^R.
51-tf
EALl. V.V W LNTER GOODS.
S. ,ft. TMiO.fl.tS
S Receiving, direct from New Vork, a large and
well selected assortment of
Staple and Fatiey Dry Goods, Ready-Mado
Clothing, Hat.s, ('ap.s, liotuiefs, Boots,
Shoes, Kcrsoy«i. Hl.inkets, &o.
To which he would ca 1 the at ten ti n of the L.\ DI S. ■
his fri. nds. and the Pub ic gei>erally. —to give h m a I
call and exumi/.e his .''tock before niiikiug their pur- 1
chises IL- intends t> 1 t the People decide » hether
they are pretty, or. whether they ar3 C-lK.VP, wueu |
they ex .mine his '^tock :ui I he.ir h s ^'rices.
lie w uid r>-turii his sincere th irks for the liberal :
patronage heretofore exteu t>-d to b .a. and li pes by :
strict attention to liusiness, to merit continuance ol !
the same. I
Corner of Market atid (iillespie St.. i
Sept. 27. 3‘>-tf
Rio and Java Coliee, tor sale by
W. II. CARVER
Nov. 7. ol-tf
GREAT ENTERPRISE!
FayetK^ville f» bound to Siliiiie!!
^■^HE Subscribers wouUl respectfully inform their
I friends and the public, that they have entered i»to
copartnership for the purpose of conducting the general
CARRIAGE BUSINESS iu all its various parts. And
being Woth practical workmen, fully understanding their
business, they have no hesitation lo compare wor« with
any establishment in Fayetteville as to style and dura
bility.
One of the firm 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
Repairing done in the neatest manner low for cash.
PIER & BRANIN.
James H. Pikh. James Bra.nis.
Fayetteville, Jan’y 24, 1863. b2tf
li ivory 8tublL‘s.
The undersigned cuiitinue
to carry ou the !>1VERV BUSI
NESS at this place. They have
lately largely increased their Stock
and can now offer to the ablic as
good Horses, Carriages and Dri
vers as can be found in the ^outh
eru country.
Thaiiktul 'jt the large patron
age herett)fore extended to us, we solicit a continuation
ot the public favor. We promise a satisfactory trip to
all who may wish tc travel.
Stubles at the West end of Mumford street,
where one of the Proprietors may alwnyb be found, or
at the Stor* tirst door East of Mr. Lutterloh.
J. W. POWERS i CO.
Fayetteville, Feb’y 22, 1853. 71tf
TO Dls riLi.ERS.
m*7'E will pay the highest cash price for SPIRITS
TURPENTINE, aud request Distillers to give
us a call when in market.
J. & T WADDILL
June 2il, 1855. 8tf
A. H
•w I'ice
. >1^ Mo!fi-s*s, Bwect. ■
W. MACINTi RE.
G!»-->t
i f ■
I!.
M>kS.
r> ! i !.ili}> :!d; Life of Sidney
ij.ti
• rfh.'ir j s hi.'tory of the I’
liitcliie: Pf-icr l’.ar!f\'-i
:i/cd; i»a'ioon 'ir.;\i-:;. ot
i.;X F; ‘-ti i.s over various
.Mimic
,.|ve:iturt»3 of
Robert .Merry
Couiitrias in
'.iov. lie lot t i’.i("-r‘; Niis- llktliKley’s Tf'Sti-
ii l.-'.-i} e l \un, (the genuine b-jok:j .Muckcy’s
L(‘.\i xoi: :;.iriie«’t^ i'r.'tyero; Presliyterian
t; Th'- pK:U.ni.'t, i^mall size; AntliuiT.i Classi-
'ii'iry; Bolniar''- Perrin’s Tabbs; i’-'uker’s
jtiors. ic., .Vc.
VANBOKKELLN.
4».-if
XOTICE.
/^S'^IIE .SUBSCRIBER has removed tv
JL SHAW’S NEW IvlTLDING, Gil
lespie Street, where he iuteijua carry
ing OP the T.411.0BUSI
NESS iu all its bri’.nches Having had
practical ex).eiience in uio.st of tue At-
■ V* lantic cities, he fpcle assured that he
.1 A. SMi ril,
WHOLES VLE .AND REl \IL DEALER IN
.nuinc/.VKs .V
Faints; Otis;
VA RMS HE S; WJXD 0 \V- GLA SS A XD
Patttf] Ghtso- IKcdv; l^ijumerif; Fine Soaps;
Fine Tooth and Hair Brushes-, Faint
Brushes; Fir/d and Garden Seeds;
Spii'tSy Sin'lfs; SurjicaJ Inst rumen
FoU nt Metlii invi'; Fare L>quors
fur Mf'didtxd Fnn\i/
Ar/icf*'s, , d.’c.
(.)rdors from Country I'hysi rms and Merchants re
spectfully solicited an.1 perfect sa.isfaciiou guaranteeil.
both in regard to qu iHty an .! prio«.
J. N. SMITM, Dinggint.
' Oct. 27.
.Noirro Klaakets, Kerseys nvjl Shoes
for sale bv C-VR^EK.
Nov. 7.*
Fall
RE n^
and W int('i* lioods.
J. S T. n'addill,
HAY STREET,
w receiving their Fr.ll and Winter GOODS
JUsr IHIRLISIIKD,
•f .V/’ir and Vorrected F ft it ion of
Devereux’s Equity, Vol. 2.
3'^OR .S)ME years past this voluu.e of the Reports
^ of the Supreme Court of .North Carolina has been
out of print. The subscr.bers have printed a 2 1 edi
tion, revised and corrtct. d, which they will be hap^py
to furnish to sucli gentlemen of the profession as have
incomplete sets Orders are solicited. Sliould they
be encouraged suth'.ieiitly by the s ile of this vol-.iuie.
they propose to follow it by a te-print of Devereux’s
1st* Rd. and 4th Law, and Dev. .'i Battle’s 1st Law. nil
of which are out of print. E. J. II.VLE SON.
A CARD.
^I'^HE subscriber tenders his services to the citizens
of Fayetteville aud me burrouijdiu); country, as a
,'kl \STER URICKLaVER A.\D PLASTERER, and gives
notice that he is ready to contract foi- work in liib hue,
at Uie lowest cash prices. S. F. DICK.''ON.
Fayetteville, tkt. H. IK54. ;-!Htt
Fitifelfecille i 'n/tdii Mitnufuelory.
jJ’IHE subscriber still continues to maiiut.-cture a su-
perior article oi piain :i.iU I'aiicv C.VNDIES ut
the old stand. i -No. 5. Green street, ii doors North, of
tlie Market Hou»e,) where he would be happy lo see his
old friends and customers.
CHARLES BANKS.
March 73tf
K '
f^itftinf Sihi/n'inirr Si/r,
on h.iud :in aiS'rtMiciit
I"'"'-- '
lilt!
ited
;cp const
•ihove S.vi r..S, n'.ir;
• lesirous ot extending the deni-m
lucei tue luaKers to consent to deliver
New \ ork j : .c
lor
fir
th' 111. Il l V •
th"iu here
0. V \V.
AUIUN, \/. t^.
consisting of a large at.d well selected stock of
Valuable 1
(Jroceries,
I lardware,
Cutlory,
IUacksniil}uV Tur-
])ciitinr 'Tools,
Asricultiiral liii-
}>Ic*niCMits,
lioots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Saddlery find Lea
ther,
Heavy articles in
tlie Druff line.
Ready-made Clo
thing, and
Staple Dry ( ioods.
ropiirly
FOR S.\LK.
ACRES of valuable Farming and
* Turpentine L.VND, with the Turpen
tine STILL, STORE HOUSE, GO »DS, and Sl’AND,
known as BE VTTV’S BRIDGE, in Bladen county, are
offered for sale. The Store and Still will he S iM either
with or without the land; so that those who wish to
engage in .Mercantile oper.-^tions or in distilling Tur
pentinc will do well to apply soon to
be:, r fV
Beatty’s Bri Ige. July 2.
i^HE lusfhest cash price pai-l for 1 urj ei.tii.e. •'u. f
Oak .St.ives, au i '».ik »r Asiie Hea'iing. t,';;!. 'a
Jas. W. atrange, who can ilwins oe fmuui at the .'fid.
-MoLAURlN i SiRAMiE.
Fab’y 18. 1853. T^tf
*20(K) S{)iril Barrels Cor sale hv
McLAURIN i STllANiE.
June 12. 1 85 i. **tt
.•s
BROTHER.
11-tf
This Stock TO p.re prepared to Job or Retail.
Fayetteville. Oct 21. 1S54. 43tf
We .ask the Planters and Turpentine men to ex-
amiiie our Kerseys. Ne^'ro Blankets, Hats and Shoes.
nest «nd
Muroh U0, I86i
can plea.-ie the moi;t fastidious.
All orders will bo executed witUneat-
espatch.
B. .MONAGIIA.N.
dl-tf
"ived by
E. J. HALE
t h.'-ttrV rnabndued Dictionur\.
-«'■ ► ippliei lUst rec'd
E J HALE ii Son.
' OVKUSr.liK \VA.VTI::D.
r P H E imbscrjber will give good wages to a competent
J[ Overseer, well recommended as to character .-.nd
competency, to take charge of hi-» Hose Hill P'p.'"*'ation,
near Fayetteville, for the ensuing year. One well ac
quainted with making Naval Stores, particularly lar,
preferred. JOHN H. HAtGHTON.
I'ittiborough, l>«o. 5i0. flS-tf
xiJAVAVS UN H.IND AND FOR SALE
A GEXER^iL ASSORTMEXT Of
DRY (iOOl^S AND (iROCERlES,
Togetuer with a j^encra assortment of
FOlii:llj.N A.\iJ Dli ilKSilL' WiriiES and LIQUORS,
W hich I ara anxious to sell or exchatige for Produce
of auy kind usually
^llarble ractorfh
? ' >---v
i . ■ - . ■ f
. ..
.NO rici:.
4 iOL. NATHAN KING Is our authorized .Agent to
^ /' make contracts for the delivery of Lumber and
I’imiier and for the purchase ot Cruile Turpentiue, .at
Aiugshury, in Cumberland Couuty.
Huckwhcat I'lour in ilh. itags,
tor sale by \v. H. CARV ER.
Nov. 7.
J. .V T.
Mav 22. 1855.
WADDILL.
3-tf
Methodist llyniris. variou.s
and Methodist Liscip.ines, just leceived.
Dec. 22.
styles;
E. J. HALE i SON.
Nov 7
Fannv
Hay
sold in this .Market.
W. li. (..vltVER,
.Strcijt, nofir tlie .^larket.
61-tf
Fern's
j CLARK, jiist received
^ Dcc. 22.
-New iiook, ROSE
E. J. HALE & SON.
i5y VmEO.
TWO lioOKS ABOVE C.
Fayetteville, V
J»n’y 20, 1855.
laudek.
T. HUfiH k SON’S .STUliE,
'I'he sul>scrihers will purcliHse S[)iri{.'^
Turpentine, or make advances on consignments to their
friends in Vi'ilmingtoii, or New \ urk.
C. T. HAKJH Jr SONS.
April 185.j. y*tf
McLALRLN .y S’I'RAXC/.:
.WE on hand, a large stock of superior Si’iRl T
BARR.:lS, which tliey would sell at a reduced
price for cash. Persons wishing to ma^e engagements
would do well to call r,n us before making engagemeuta.
as we warrant a good articU.
April 2tI. 185.'). ft5tf
'i'he Southern I lannony and .Musical
('oinpani'.n. ne*' edition, eui.iri; I an I r>-vised.
fiirtti r supjdy i f this p..pu: ir b.; •[{•jun rec'd.
E. J. HALE \ SON.
Dec. 22.
64ypd
r'lIDER VINEG.VR, a good article,
L' for sale by W. II. CARVER.
Nov. 10.
PriiitiiM;; IVe'« l»r .^ale.
i'^ilE Subscriber.^ have for s»ie an imperial No. 4
'Aiishington Haml Press, 2d hand. It will be sold
cheap, deliverable in Petersburg, Va. It is said to bo
a good Press and in good onler.
June 4, 18.35. E. .1. IIALK iV SON.
I NEW LAW liOOkS.
j '^■IIAYLER'S Law Glossary; Eilwards on Bailmects;
I Wharton’s United States State Trial.-».
E. J. UALE ^ SON.
Oct. 27.