SEMl-WFiEIt L, Y
FAYKTTHVIIJ.E, N. C., MARCH i:?, 18r)(>.
I NO. 486.]
N i l !■ M'iM'AVS AND THURSDAYS.
n)\v\in) .1. if\Li: sox,
rniTnns AVn 1M{UPU1KT(^KS.
• Sotni-Wcckly • )«'K.KVKn 00 il'itaiJiu
■ :.0 if >vp,l ilnriufr tho year > f sulinorip-
r :!!'*• T :5if year has ox|iirod.
\V.. Ki; 00 |HT if paid in
. ^ if duriiKj: tho yv.-;\r of siihscrip-
, x ii > after t!ic yi'ar has expire.1.
Tisr.M I'NT.'^ inserted for sixty cents per
r linos t' >r t'lo tirst. mid thirty cents fo - each
! I'llii-ati'Mi. Yearly Hdvertieinents by spe-
■ ■ tv , r>. reasonable rates. .V'lvertisers are
•: : : ;:i- the i.umber of inserti.'ms desired, or
e continued till forbid, nnd eharjied aeeord-
f. Letters to the Kditors nius: be i>i>st paid.
. ’ t:-i ;;,.-nt> to bo inserted • charged .'I't per
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
'7, ■ Sulisi-rilier lias opened a sliop
.111 An'ier>'>n -treit. in the room
i-Dier’v occup-f 1 ^.s a Lawyer's ofTice
Viv A. T. Smith: at whicli all kinds
, i w.>rk in liisliue will becxecuteil -^sith
neattie.'s tuid despatch, accor^ino; to the
latest ::;shi'>iis H»; solicits the custotu
■f l;is friends and the public.
THOMAS UIIODKS.
•• ii'e. ?vl:xrch 10. 8’>-tf
TAIiLK CTTI.KUV. ~
rsil supply if Ivory. I'.bony, and Horn tip
.iidh-KN IVl'S and FOllKS. .'f siiperior'luality.
. r.r'='inia 'I'Muimniou .''etts.
' ; Sj. "'iw. Tt‘ » W;iitt:rs, Table Mats. Xc.
, - ib l.j, W, N. TlLLiNGHAST,
Dealer iu Crockery, (ilass. xc.
7.
I'OK SALK.
;:>T rate saddle and harness TD'RSE. well
and perfectly geutlc in any kind of har-
Apjly soon to W, K WILEY.
. . h bo-3t
llsh • Vcf.s 4V Tirine
( l.ARKXDON Wins WORKS,
Wn.>TiN(;To\. X. C.
H. V AMIOKIvKI.KX, Pro|»i*i>tor.
rH^HK subscriber havinp pundiased the entire intcr-
■ t'st in the •‘{'LAKI:M>0N IKON W0KK8,” so
licits orders for
Steam Enftines, of any power or jityle.
Saw Mills of every variety.
Mining Machinery nnJ I’ninps,
tM'ist anil Flour Mills, complete,
1’'.rker. Turbine and other Water wheels,
llice-tield Pumps jind Kngines.
Leavitt's (’orn and Cob Crusher,
Hiee Thrashers,
Shinsrle Machines,
ShaftiiiiT Haiifiers ami I’ullies,
t'ottv'n (iiiis and (.learinp:,
hviu ( astings til all kinds r.iid j'atterns,
lirass *• “ ti
Locomotive and Tubular Uoilers.
Piue and plain Cyliuder Uoilers,
l*lacksiuith work of all kinds.
Iron Doors fwr Houses and J.ails.
Tin; KSTAIJLLSHMKNT
Il'ivinjr been re-orj^anized for the express purpose of
insiiriiiir punctunlity iti the e.Kecution of all orders, tl-e
public may rest .>-ati?tied that any work which may
ofier will by pr'Unptly delivered according to promise,
and of sucli \vorkmanshi[) a.s cannot fail to give satis
faction,
tup: mli’hamcal dki’ahtmknt
Being in charge of men of talents and espi-rience. 1
have no hesitatiim in saying that the work hereafter
turned out, shall compare tV.vornbly in every respect
with that of the most celebrated iu the States, and ; t
jirices which will make it to the intere'^t of all i;. want
to send me their orders.
KKPAIR W(tHK
■Vlways ilone without delay—-and havinu a Inrsre force
for that purpose, it will prove advaiita^eou' 10 any
person needing su' h to give me tiio prefLT.iii'e
w'tloiut regaril t-. expense of sending same from a
distance.
Orders *vill be addressed to “Cbirendou Ir.'n
Works,’’ Wilmington N. C.
A. H. VAM50KKKLLN.
(•ct ]’). i(i-tf
HITS, (IPS, ilOllTS IM) SIIOIIS.
rOR FALl. vV WLN'I’KR fliADK.
laurinrurgh high school.
^I^IIE 7th Session of this School will commence on
I Tuesd.-iv the 8th da_\’ of .7an ir.ry next, under the
su})ervision of the Uev. CSeo. B. .Scott, M. A., of the
l’iiivcr.sity of Kdinhurgh, (Sc 'tland.) I’rincipal, assisted
by Mis. Scott in the I’riiuary Departtuciit.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott have both made Teaching the
business of their lives: aud from the experience which
the Triistees have had, during the past year, of
their zeal, fidelity, and success, in the discharge of the
duties of their jirofession, they confidently recommend
them to Parents and Guardians, as pre-eminently »{uali-
fied by temper, tah'uts, aul acquirements for the in
struction of students, in all the brunches of an English.
Scientific, Classical, and (’ommercial Education.
The Trustees resjiectfully invita the ]>ublic to a per
sona' examination of the system pursued in the School.
Tt nns—y 12, auo y'JO. per Session of five mouths,
(I'reiu'h included in the -M grade without extra charge.)
l’>oarJ can be had with the undersigned in the hoard
ing house belonging to the School or in private fami
lies at yS, per mouth.
Une hull' fees and Board invariably paid in advance.
I). 0. MclNTVlli:, Sec'y.
Laurinbnrgh, Richmond (’o., N. C., "I j.
Dec. 1--’, 185.5. / ' "
CUN rON
Wj t: i.VS TtTTTK.
^■IIII.S Institution will rt'sume its operations again
*- on Mt)ND.VV. the 1-lth inst., after a short vaca-
ti(Ui.
I’he charpes will tie the s.aine as they have been for
the last year. Doard per month, including wash
ing, ligiits, ,KC.
L C. (115AVKS. A. M., who has served us so long
and cttioiently as 1‘rincipal of the Institute, now also
has charge of the Steward’s Department, which renders
it doubly sure that this department will be conducted
to the i iitire satisfaction of all.
The Tru>teis huvr engaged for tho next year the
serNifis of a ce'.-brated Musician, Mr. .Stradelli. of the
.State of .New York, to take char^re of the .NIusical De-
partJiu'ut, awd also his Lady, Mrs Stradelli, to con
duct the Painting. Ihcse fiigagements will give
superior advantages to those who wish to Btudy the
(>rnHim‘ntal bnuiche.s.
The Faculty if Teachers associatotl with Mr. Graves
ill conducting the Literary liep.artment, are the namt*
as for the last vear, ;ind :»re well known to be inferior
to none. ‘ H. A. 15IZZELL.
Sec'v Board of Trustees.
7o 'Purpentines 'rimhet\ 'Par and Cor)!
and Cotton yfnk'crs.
FOR sam:.
^ ^ ^ ^ wrrH the choice of 18fK) acres of valuable
# L.VND, situated twelve miles from Lnm-
berton, within three miles of Lumber River, and on 01
very near the line of the Wilmington and Charlotte Rail
Rond. To persons engaged or desiring to engage in
business of eitlier of the above branches, this Land
presents unusual iuduccraents Growing a sullicient
number of pines to cut seven tasks of boxes, and fur-
nishinE; trees of sufficient si/.e to make from 3 to oOO
sticks of ton timber of 1000 feet each, fn ablition to
this, it is consilered as being excellent Farming Land
producing Ootton froui to I'JOO lbs., to the .\cre.
This L.'ind Ls situated on .Vshpole Swamp, in a
healthy and ilesiiable section of Robeson county, X. C.
For terms, ,Vc., apply to .M. E. >IcNEILL,
Lumberton, N. C.
l>ec. 17,
G3-:}nipd
m
Committee.
F r - lie by
W. H. CARVER.
S4-tf
NF.W I’.OOKS.
i£ iI K ' '■o *'dential ('nire^pondence of .'saroleon with
^ 'f-' i'ther .' 'eph Bon.ijiurte; 01ms*'_‘d'.'-Journey
' ive .Stat. Memoirs of Susan AUi-
. ; I ' ! S \ iti.iii. Sy .V'hort B.iriiC'.
: - r '■ !'j'!cs f [{■■tiicrinj;:''f l{istory of the
-Mr'an i; I' ly- •■1 T i. 1 >r'^ India, Cliina and
I'-'ii r.i; '.Im’ (>1 i fLimc-fe.i, '• v \lr- Stephens;
' . ik: Wid'iw lied it. The Escaped Nun. The
■ . I’ lt'u, .-Vlone, :u;d .-tlier popular WV -ks. Pe-
-- ■ ■''..il.i ir Si i.-iu '-: Sliort Patent Sermons, i>y
. li nk::r’> ';i~ies; aud N.irions .'^chool Books.
' re v lved tiv E. .1. H \LE ,!t SuN.
i K)k TO VOI R IXTKRHS'I’!
rpHE .«lT.s RIBER has erected a
1 ^A\V til 1.1..
» miles fr ou Fayetteville, on the Wi-st-
ern Plank R' .id, and \siil lie j repared
|to futnisii
.IMy
■ -t noti 'e. deli\er‘ble either in town or at
.V#:If 00Its: .V#;wimoons:
C. THOM.SON is now re • 'ivinc his usual as^ort-
• inent of the most approved styles if
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES,
i.uiiK.v u\iri:i{s. iirsKhs. si,iim'i;ks.
.1
auil (’hildreti’s Sh-i* -i of vai' u- rlptl'ins.
— AL.». -
TRAVHLLl.NC, and V.M W\S‘\ TIM \KS, •,
PET B.MJS, all of whirl - ■ re I ■ - « t
!Ui-i re.ison; b’. term .
>M cUb; ■me!' , and lo w .nus are re-., •, .-tfuMy
t I call ai; 1 examine mr >tock of F and
Goods.
First i-ome. tir-t serveii
J. C. TllwMSit.N,
f \i:-
■'II the
Winter
Sept. .3, I''-'
i .■'tan.I,
'I.;;ket S juare.
::’.-tf
1 ernis
! . M:|
d.lr a^
ill !)• afforded.
Troy Ac .Marsh, in
l outraets for mv
AVID KIVETT. '
7.i-t»m
'I'lie Soiithorii ilarmony aiul \lu>ical
('ompanion, new edition, eiilai'.; ■ 1 and revise i. \
further supplv of this pojiUi ir lioo,» just ree I.
L. .1. 11 \ i.K \ Si).\
Dec.
More LAW BOOKS.
SANltEPi.S on Uses and Trusis. wiiii .\iueriian
Notes, new edition. - Vols. in one;
^'illiams on I’er-^ 'Hal Property. .Vmeriean Notes;
Adams’s K juity. lid Fditi.m, better than the - I :
'!inion, J.an'v Is.'jii.
KTN(;'^IU KV rOK SAI.K.
M 1:>L. King the present occupant, being desirous to
* elii.se up his business, we otl'er those valuable
premisf>. for sale.
l-linsrsburv is -itu ited at the t .'rminus of the Fayette
ville .V lli.^eigii Plank Koa'l, eleven miles from the
t riiier poic.-. and within l)ir>o miles of Kin^r's Land-
hi,; on (' i]'o F‘‘ar Ri\er. These pretnises otler more
bi ine-- ei.iiveiiieiiee'- at;; c.imports for living, per
!.a - t‘i ill e.nintry seat in Cumberland. »n them
i ’ r.’a. tw J'lrv f.ua''y mari-oin. Cniitaiuing seven
r....iii : !'i-: ji' t. i- in e:i,'li. with trout and rear jiiazza
;iii I ’ ‘r’ e •. tr ;^:;e k’tehen. sleeping apartments for
•- i v-i!!'-. viioike hoU'e aii'i dairy, with a prime well of
1’! handsomely enclose.L .Vlso. on the
nine "iher t'rame buildings, with brick
ach, aud lo.iuis utlicieiit to accommo-
to si\; v ui-:.roes; a frame Bara ■‘0 by *10
w'tli staili f' r t'irty hnrses. and room to hold 5(>
it' f.ira;re; Carriage lionse. Store and Ware house:
.1. W. BAKER
Is now recfiviug from the North the
largest, tiiiest, and most carefully se
lected stock of
FIIRMTIKK
ever offered in this market; which, added to his own
manufacture, makes his assortment complete;—all of
which he will sell on the lowest possible terms for cash
or on time to punctual customers.
Fashionable paiute 1 cottage bed-room Furniture in
setts; curled hair and shuck, and cotton .Mattresses;
Looking Glasses; Willow Wagons and Cradles; Side
Boards: Bureaus; .‘Secretaries and Book-Cases; What-
Nots: Tables, all sorts; Wash Stands; Candle Stands;
Wardrobes; Picture Frames and Glass: W’indow Shades;
Cornices; Curtain Bands; Sofas in .Mahogany and
Walwut; Tete a Tetes; Ottomans; Divans and .Stools;
Chairs of every variety.
Fine Rosewood Pianos, one with ^'Kolian At
tachment: Rosewood Mwlodiaus, from the bet manufac
tories in New York and Boston, warranted as good as
ljV-3m I anj- made iu the country, and will be sold at N. York
prices—freight or ly added.
November 12, 1^''64. tr>tf
('orporufio/i Ihtnd>i
of the 'Pou'n of Pnyef (t rlNc for Sa/r!
A GREE.iBLE to an .\ct of the General .\sseinbly
• m ot the .stnre of North Carolina, ratifiel Dec. lio
iJ'-a^. authorizing the Town of Fayetteville to issue
i her |{onds to th • amount of ■>'100,t»UO, iu the aggre
gate, for the purpose of paying her subscription to the
Western Kail lload Company.
Therefore, it is ordered by the Commissioners of
Fayetteville, that the Treasurer of the Town receive
sealed proposals until the 1st ol .Novemlier next, for
the purchase of ^.')0.000. iu sums of ^-jOO each of s »id
Bonds, or any part thereof. P>on is to run twenty
years, with Coupons attache 1,—interest payable semi
annually. The said Bonds shall be under the seal of
the Corporation, and binding on the faith of th»i same.
WM. W.VRDEN, Town Treasurer.
.Sept. 2ti, lh55. 39-
TtlE U.VDEUSIGXED
'^'ST’ILL receive proposals for constructing foot-
Ww ways on each side of Eccles’s Bri'lge, to be
built out side of the present banisters of the bridge,
and to he about 8 feet wide.
A. McLEAN. \
WM. McLAURIN, I
Fcb’y 18, lSr.6. 79tf
HBRRING-’S
Piilcii? riiiiinpioii Fire and Biirjrlar Proof Safes.
^S^HE great interest manifestdl by the public to pro-
*- cure more perfect security from Fire for valuable
papers, such as Bon'ds, ,Mor.n:.\OKs, Dkeps, Notes, and
Bodks of ArcouNT, than the ordinary S.\ FES heretofore
in use had affored, induceil the Subscribers to devote a
large portion of time atid attention during the past four-
h'l'/i vcitr.lin making improremcnt- nt(f discoveries for this ob
ject, and they now beg leave to assure their numerous
friends, and the public generally, that their efforts have
been crowned with complete success, and now offer the
• I.Ml’IK »VKI) IIHKHI.\;’. I’.VTK.NT WiiKi.D S K.\1R i’UKMIU.M
FIRK (’KOI If S us the
CHAMPION SAFE OF THE WORLD,
IfAVIN** REICN .WTaRUEO MKDALS AT BOTH THE
World'.s Fair, Loiidon. 1>3I, and in .\»*w York, 1S5J,
•\s 'U|>crior to ■•ill eihers. Il i.s ikh\ , iiiidoiibli-illy, eiiiitled ti> thnl
iili|M‘ll;uion. ami ■ifrnroii wilh IIAI.I.'S I’.A'I'ENT I’OWt’KR
l’lt mr I. >C'KS, which nl.si) whs Hwarileil .\U;daLS ;i» Hl>ove)
fiiriin the itKisi (w.Tlert Kiro aiiil Hur"l;tr I’roof r^afes ever liefore
oil'ered to th** I’ahlif.
The Siilisi riliers also iiiHniiritcUirb nil kind-S of Boiler and
Chilleii Iron Hank 'hosts aiiil Vaults. VhhIi DM(rs, anil Money
Hdxps or ("ht'-sts. lor Hrokers. Jewellers, Hni) Private Fainil'OS, for
[’late. Iilaiiioiiils. Hnd other VHliiahles. .Anil are also Piitentees,
fhv purchase.) and Mannfaclurers fit'
.I0.\KS’ PATK.VT PliR>l( T\lill>i H.\NK LOCK,
SIbAS HKRR1''(; t ro.. Patentees,
(;KK11.\ Itl.uCK, Nos. 13."). i;n &. 13^ Water street,
.airont Cor North (’aroliiia. J. R. BI>.lSSO.\J, W'llinincton
I'ub'y II. 77-3iniMl
WHO WOl'LD HAVE THOUGHT IT?
,4 lu'ip Cirriivje Rtahfialiment on the Alih'tary
Grei tt, opposite the M'>t/u)(7fs( Church,
f'routiny on MnmforO Street.
(ilU:AT KNTKRPUISE!
rayott4‘vil>‘ in l>ouiid to
ri'^HE Subscribers would respectfully inform their
J friends atid the public, that they have entered
ijjto copartnership for the purpose of conducting the
general C.\RR1.VGE BUSINESS in ail its various!
'Phe University''a Family Remedies:
ISSUED uuder the Seal, Sanction and Authority of
THE U^IVERSiTY
OF FREE MEDICINE AND POPULAR KNOWLEDGE:
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April 29,1868,
with a Capital of $100,000,
Mainlj for the purpose of arresting the evils of Spuri
ous and Worthless Nostrums; also, for supplying
the Community with
iiKLi.lBLE ilEMEDMES
Wherever a Competent Physician cannot or will not be
employed. This Institution, located in Philadelphia
—Home Dispensary and office.
No. «8 ARCH STREET,
has purchased from Dr. .lOHN U. ROWAND, hia
CELEBRATED
ROWAND’S TONIC MIXTURE,
■Known for upwards of twenty'-five years as the only
sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, & c.,
aud his inestimable Remedy for
BOWEL C 0 .M P L A 1 N T S.
ROWAND’S
riDIPOlXU SYRUP (IF BL.U’KBERRY RfTOT,
which highly improved and
POPULAR RE.MEDIES, together with
The University’s Remedy for Complaints of the LUNGS;
The University’s Remedy for DISPEPSIA or INDI
GESTION;
The University’s Remedy for COSTIVE-BOW'ELS, are
for sale by J. N. SMITH, Druggist.
Jan’y 22. 72-3m
Aorth Carolina Headers.
T'IHE Undersigned are prepared to furnish, whole
sale and retail, upon very favorable terms, to
Teachers, Booksellers, Merchants, Book Pedlars, and
others, the .SERIES of .\OKTII CAROLI!VA
Nos. 1 and 2, by Profkssok Hubbard,
of the University of North Carolina, and No. 3 by
Calvin H. Wilf.t, Esq. now Superintendent of Com
mon Schools. Of Nos. 1 and 2, which are new books,
just issued, we wiU hand a copy gratis to any Teacher
who may apply. E. J. HALE & SON.
REDUCED FARE.
Through Tickets between
Wilmington, N. C., and Balti
more. Fare $13. Via Weldon,
Petersburg, Richmond, & Wash
ington City, or via Weldon,
Portsmoutli and Norfolt.
For Tickets apply attheOlBce
of the Wilmington and Raleigh
Rail Road Company, at Wil
FOR SALE.
w iter: aii l
premi'e* ar
ehimiieys t>
date I'r'.ai !'■
(■•■et,
t 'II-*
Wateriiri^t .M''l. twn I'oaj.er and two Blacksmith’s
Si..Ip-. Wheel Ki'jht Shop. Turpentine Sheds, &c.: all ^ 1
within e..iivenient di-taiiee of the best Springs of i ■ lOI*
' uiiilu-; Water. A11 the buii iiii,:-^ arc new and have ^ ''PHE Sub.scriber>i have for sale an Imperial No. 4
’ .*en e.e, te l within the ian f-ur or five vears. To 1 Washington Hand I’re.ss. 2d hand. It will be sold
thosi valuable impnivenient- we will add l.r.ud acres cheap, deliverable in Petersburg, Va. it is .said to be
mington, or at the Office ©f the Baltimore Steam
parts. And being both practical workmen, fully un- ] packet Company, and of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
derstanding their busmesa. they have no hesitation to 1 Comp.-iny, Pratt Street, Baltimore,
compare work with any establishment in Fayetteville jj^j, | j f
HH to Style and durability. j 1___. -
One of the firm may be known by reference to A.
II. 'Vhittield’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.
■Ia.mks H. Pier. .Tames Bkamn.
F.iyetteville, .lan’y 24, 18-M^. (!2tf
Just reeelved by
Dec. 22.
FVMILV
A L.MI'iK Stoi-k. A',
m. Bo-ks.
K .1. 11 V 1.1; A SI iN
I’ocVet 1
E. .1.
1 and I’ra v
HAl.i;
i.l 1'! EKLOll vV (O S hlNi:,
i'or Passeand ff'reisiht.
\\IK1; F.\NN\ LCTTERLnll leaves her wharf
nURNER
L Planter.s' .Alaman.ics
ALM AN At'S.
North ' ir"r;iri. an I F rni'-r'' aiid
fi>r 1''o'i.
E ..I. H.\Li; S'IN.
• enevi " • v'Tiii-ri-e. on \Lind i_\ s and Thur>-
at Wihii>>t'>n on Tue-day.-' and Fridays 10
. M., l’a«ciigers aud Freights.! Steamer jus; received
11 ^ ■ d repaii.: with good Flats, will run
: . Frei;rht,^.
.1. h. 'I .\gent Fayetteville.
U. i’. i;i.^Lltrrr, -Vgent Wi!mington.
7. • 20tf
'I'iir Aiiicncaii
Ftb'v 11.
.\im:mac tnr
E. J. HAl.r^
I
SON.
f I’iiH* Land..!, aii.t we will take .'>-?.5U0 for the whole,
vv hieii is ■i'liiiM) le.'i-. th.’in the cost nf the improvements.
\\ !• !i ;ve lUo, , n the preniise^. an 1 iimw in op.eration,
a .''t*-am .>aw :in i (iri>t Mill, and Turpentiue Distillery.
V-’ ieil e.'iii Ic li.iu^ht ch -ap.
If the riirlit -Mrt of a purchaser presents himself, and
W!slie> a partner in his operatiuns. we will t’urnish one
wilh 11!: . i.-iit e^pit ti4 C'luduet a prctitable tiusiness.
T I I I’! .liter w h- iias ^1 }.'•!» to inve.st in real estate
all 1 .ii'~ ItM be-i I’l.aiitat;-'!! "ii Cape Fear River,
with a 1; Vhy e nintrv se.it with all conveniences for
iiir a- hat. I. these r>reiiii?es would be a very desir-
a- le att.iehiiieni to the Ashe I’lantation, cont.lining
seven hundre t u res ..f the best !' ipe Fe.ir bottoms, and
11' '.V ill market. These iv.n L.'.tate. are cnnntcted by
a g.’ iil Ferry 1. 111 liii;.: and are only thre« miles apart:
and w!” be ’ 1 ' 'jietlier or separate. For fiirtlier
[ irtieular'-nnplv t' T Lutterloh, Esq.. or the sub-
s. riiiirs. ‘ ■ .S: T. WADDILL.
Fayetti'vlile, Sept. 7. ;li-tf
a ;rood Press and in good order.
.June 4. 18>.j.
E. J. HALE a: SON.
I
.\K\V HOOK'.S.
ONGFELLltW’S HIAWATHA; The Old Home
ly stead; Isora’s Child. Curious Stories about Fairies;
M'Cosh OH Divine Government; Leighton's Works;
Jewett's Ollendorfl'; Spier's aud .'surenne's French and
English Dictionary ; P>olmar’s t'oIloiuiul Plirases;
(ireenleaf's .Vrlthnieties and Keys; ,vc., ^'C.
Further supplies of tho above just received.
E. J. HALE A- SON.
\y(tron Making and Black'smithitig. I
^I^HE undersigned having purchased the entire stock j
J formerly owtieil by Hi'lland. Weisiger \ (.'o., will j
still carry on the Wapon Making an 1 Blac'ssmithin/i |
business generally. .Vlways on hr.nd. Wagons of ail |
sizes, with Wood or Iron .Vxletrees. with ot without 1
Bodies. Repairing done promptly and warranted to j
give the fullest satisfaction. .Machine w>irk ot any ;
description made or repaire'l. .Mill rt-..rk and in short j
any thing that can be ma le of wood, iron or steel. I 1
have the best Horse-shoer >n the county, and am de
termined to spare no pains to please th.ise who may |
favor me with their p itronage. Mr. Jesse Weisiger
will superintend the work in the Wood Shop as usual. '
Deu't forget the old Shop corner nf .Ma.\well and Frank
lin streets, Fuller's old .stand. .1. W. \VEL.SH. ,
Jan'y 2i’.. 7o-;)iu
.'VC RES of L^nd, 9 mile.s from Faj-
P * r " r etteville, lying directly on the South
ern Plank Road, and on each side of Big Rocktish.
One of the best Turpentine sections in the county, with
convenient imj)rovement3 for a family residence; with
a small corn luill on a never failing stream, and a firs^
rate situation for a Turpentine Distillery and Store.
A. A. McKETHAN.
Fcb’y 5, 18r),'>. 72-tf
HANK OF CLARENDON.
L.VNK CHECK.'s on the new Bank of Clareudon,
elegantly printed, for sale at this Office.
.Also, blank .Votes on all the Banks in town, includ
ing the Bank of Clarendon.
its'
F.inriN I'crii's
CL.VRK, just received.
Dec. 22.
New Hook, ROSi:
E. J. HALE & SON.
FOi{ SAI.E,
I22A
.Jan’y 2ti.
FEW good F.VRM HOliSES. ajiply soon
to ' M .McKlNNON.
7^i-3m
Mac;i!il:i\V lli."tnr\ m[ i j;ii!aii(i.
3d and 1th. A,so, 1 V j!-. e-.riipl.'tL- in OIK-. \ .u;.n.s
editions lit the ab -vt st.ui i u-1 w ^jl;.
Feb. n. E .1. 11 ALL SON'.
i*r('sl)yl(‘rian Psaiinodist, stjiiaro,
or character note edition. .\lso, the same w^ork round
notes. A further supply just received.
E. J. HALE & SON.
Jan’v U).
M*Umington A' M'ai/f'fteville l*as-
sr.niifr JLitif’.
'j’MK NLW STE.WiLK “.MAtiN )L!A” will leave
I F ivetteville 'I'u- ' inyand Frii.;ay at lo minutes
I sunrise, and Wiliniii;iiun Wtidue.^iays nd Satur-
.'.t o'colck. Pa,'-rige >^4.
T. s. LUlTEllLilH.
• ! 1. I'-tf
\>rr n a iron Estaf) !ish me n t
By U AT!^0.\.
’ -rriber would infi.rin his frii;nds aud the
I ■ generally, that /le has completed his now
Mient ',ii Maxwell street, near ^lr. 1^ W. Will-
ire; und is now prepared t.» reccive orders foi
• 'J A' 7\s, H .1 OXS, DR A i'S, .tv.,
which shall !.e promptly executed.
' I k '! iiie by h;ju .shaii be if the best workman-
. 11,-iterial that the c.jiintry can atVor 1.
/ J' \ I/ClXft of ill! kiii'l.s iloiii; with neatim.ss
■; .teh.
^ 1, IItRSE~SlIOKIX(} will be strictly
- to
N" jiains will be sparcl to give satisfaction
•• '.•■ho may favnr him with their patronage.
■ UeMl’.e, .\'lay 2o, l''.'i'). 4-V
C,»! ACIL, R.VY
IIAV STltlCKT, FAyKTTKVlLLK,'
, , )i w rei-eivinj' their F.VLL SToCK of STAPLE
■fe ■ . FAN- V
D!tV (iOODS,
.. :iv be i iund Foil THE L.VDIES:
1 ;id, \Vhite .and Black DeL.\lNE.S;
! .ILULS a:i . .MKlll.NoS; Plain und Fig'd Fancy
i k .vlLK.- I loth .MA.NTLES and (’I,OAKS;
■ L'l'l'iL SKIRTS and SKIRTING; .Meriuo
B".NNLTS; LMBlKilDERIE;', Kc.
J ;i! (iENTLE.MEN;
it iiiii 8hoe.s; Vc.stiiigs; CaH.'iiiiiere.s;
• , lilai k uud Fancy Stocks und Cravats;
ilcady-Made Clothing, itc.
—ALSO,—
Kerseys I'liiins, Blankets, Brogans, Table
'■ ivers, .Vllendaie Sheetings, Children's Kid
■’ 1 I'. ks and (Joinforts, Vouths’ and Boy’s
I !i :.-h and ItallaM Crapes, Dimity, Em-
- and liraids.
rimen; of Ladies’, Gentlemen's .and
I ; '1', .''IDjES, and GAITERS; GLOV'ES,
87-tf
iiik Warrants lor sale iiere
ro ('ON'ru IoRs.
fHlIlE President an 1 l.^ircet ir' are ii"'.v ;e.a ly t'. re-
M- ceive prupnsals fur constructing ti.e Faye'teville
' tj' .Mbemarle I'lank Rnad between Litt.e's .^H!!.s in
Richmond County and .Mbemarle in .'^taiily ('nunty, and
they invite proj:; .sals f r the folli-.viiig w irk: —
Section 1st. For ciii^lrui-ting the I'voa I from Little'ii ;
I Mills to Clark's (.’reek, lu miles. |
! Sec. 2d. For constructing Iv'iad Ir.’in 1 lark's Creek ,
I to the Pee Dee River, •”» miles. j
! Sec. :id. For the construction of a Bridge .icro.ss
Pee Dee Bivr. j
I Sec. 4th. For the construction of the Ro;«d from the j
I Pee Dee River to Albemarle, S.?, miles. j
; Prepn^als will be received and considered for the .
' Grading and niaki ij: all necessary side ilitches and :
' Culverts from the I’ee l»ee to .\lbemarie, omitting |
: planking. I
j I>y a resolution of the Stockholders, befcire the 1‘resi- j
! dent and I>irectors can enter into these cuntracts an
inilividual suliscriprion of ^l.^.OOO will have to be
i made,—it i.s asked that the frienils of the wm k will
I submit such bids, cither Hiibscribing or guaranteeing
i that amount so as to enable the wurk at once to go on.
i .IAS. G. COOK,
j Pres't r. iN: A. P. R. Co.
I f)ct. '2o. 47-tf
sroi> rifi: rmEF!
TOLEN from my Lot in Uii'hmond t'ount\, on Sun- _
n ni'.'-ht last. m\- Il'UL'^K. .-^ai I horse w.is an r.i ., ,, ■ >
on-!rravorb,-..wni.h eolor: hehalmarks otgear oni lilC^OIlg of HiaWatlia, l)V f.OIlir-
111. and his fore-top cut off very slmrt: he was sho«l ] fellow. Also, Self-Culture in Reading. Speaking and
n the f.,rc feet, walked fast, is'a g.i.-d trotter, and 1 Conversation, by Sherwood. further supply just
.'•uid pa 'e; there was a wliife mark (>ti his back, on ! received. E. J. II.VLL \ SON.
ALWAYS ON HAM) AM) FOR SALK
rilKAP,
A GEXERAL AS.SOJrfMKXr 01
DliV (^OODS and (JROCKiilKS,
Together with ;i general assortment of
TMOX IJNi:.
vh.mkMjKsto.v to If
iv., I’if#
STEAMERS .MARION AND GOV. GRAHAM.
“ owners of (he Marion having
»- • 1 purchased the (lov. (Jraham, will for
the future run iti ■ onncction with her on the Pee Dec
River.
The .Marion ha:* for several years been on the I’ee
Dee River, and is well known as the most prompt itnd
eHicient l5ont iu the trade.
'J'he Steamer Gov. Graham was built for the Cape
Fear River: is of very light draft, aud for the last
year has been engaged on the Pee Dee, and during
the extraordinary low stages "'f the River last Fall
never failed to make her regular trips with-full freights
and without detentioji.
Shippers by this line may he certain of having their
freights delivered at any stage of the river without
delay, as the Gov. Graham will ALWAYS take the
Marion’s freight up the River when she cannot get up
on account of low water. Consignments to the agent,'
in Charleston and Georgetown forwarded free of c jui-
missions. CALDWELL k ROBINSON,
Agents in (.''harleston.
SHACKELFORD FR.\SER,
.Agents in Georjietown.
D.VN’L .\. HO'iN, .\gent in t.'hcr.iw.
Feb’y 22, 1851'.. Sl-3n.
Webster’s l iiabridged Dictionary.—
Further supplies just re =’d. E. J. H.\LE SON.
Dec. 22.
tl e right le. about nix or eight iiiidies S'|Uare; also,
a small wart on the right side, .n little below the white
mark.
The li irsi' war- ‘aken by a man calling himself John
Camjibell, who says he w !^ raised in Pitt county, and
has been in thi.s neighborhood about two years; he is a
CoO]ivr 1); tra 0-, and .says he htis worked iu Turpen-
tiac all his life time: he is a little round-shor.ldered,
h ■: a stout hody f .r a small liiau, and will not weigh
as inKch as I stated, 14') or 150 pounds: has a very
mean look, is very fond of negro company, and his
conversation has a gooi^l deal of the negro mixed
with it.
1 will pay for the delivery of the Horse, or $50
for the thief.
M. N. CAMPBELL.
Montpelier. Richmond county, N. C.
I will also reward any person for any information
that will lead to the recovery of either. M. N. C.
Sep. 10, l-^.j.'). ' 36-tf
SKW HOOKS.
fRlHE Know Nothing; .\lmanac for lho6.
Geoffrey Moncton, by .Mrs. .Moodie.
The llunter’^. Fea.st, by Ca]>^. Reid.
Firmillian, a “Spasmodic" Tragedy, by T. Percy
.loilfs.
Also, further supjilica of Hiawatha; Fleetwood’s Life
of Christ; Spiers ami Surenne’s F"jnch and English
Dictiiiiiary: .Anthon’s Classical Dictionary; Entick’s
Latin and Englisii Dictionary; Andrews’ Sallust; Fol-
.som’s Livy; .Andrews’ Cresar; Lovell’s U. S. Speaker;
Frost’s .\m. Speaker; Draper’s Chemistry; Voung Pu
pil's First Book, &c. E. J. HALE & SON.
Feb. 20.
received.
Jan’y 14.
The Ltar^est Varriage Factory iu
the South!
Inijjressioii Haper, Tor writinjy witli-
out pen or ink; buff, pink, and white Bath Letter Pa
per; amber laid, silver bordered and plain Visiting
(’anls; sup’r l?riotol Board Cards; Envelopes; &c., .j-c.
Just rec’d. E. J. HALE A SON.
Jan’y 10.
SIMRIT HARRELS.
A LAV.WS on hand and for sale at the lowest mar-
^IL ket price, SUPERIOR SPIRIT BARRELS.
G. W. WILLIAMS CO.
.May 28. 4-tf
2000 Spirit Harrels tor sale by
McLAURIN & STRANGE.
•lune 12. 4tf
A. A. >lcKr/riIAi\
RESPE(’TFULLV informs his friends and the
jiublic, that he has built u(> Large sub.«!tantial
Brick Buildings at his Old Stand, expressly for nian-
ufacturinp Carriages. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage he has received for the last 21 years, he
hopes by strict attention to l)u>:ines8. with a desire
to give sati.«faction, to merit a continuance of the
same. He warrants iiis work to be made of the best
material aud by experienced workmen in each branch
of the business. His work will compare favorably
with any made in the United States, for neatness aud
durability. He is tletermined to sell anil do anv
work in his line on as good terms as any work done
elsewhere that is as well done. He now has on hand,
FiNisiiKi), the LARGEST STO*^K of
CarriagCii^ Baroitchea^ Uock'awat^s^ ind
Jhfggies,
Ever offered in this place, and a very hirge stock
of work nenrly finished, which will be finished ilaily.
All of wh.ich will be sold very low for Cash, or on
short tirae to punctual customers. tii^“ He has on
hand more th.iii ONE HUNDRED .VND FJFTV Vehj.
cles finished and iu course of con.struction.
All work made by him is warranted 12 months
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
examine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received aud promj tly .Attended to.
Repairing e.xecuted at short notice and on very
reasonable terms.
May 2K, 1858. H8tf
Which I am anxio'.;s t • sell or exchange for Produce
of a:iv kind usuallv soi I in this Market.
W. II. (WRVER,
Ha\' Street, near the .Market.
Nov. 7. 51-if
ravetteville Hotel.
^■■^IIE Subscribers h.iviug this day leased this
_ Hotel for a term id' years, will be jileased
to see their friends and the travelling public
at this House. .U the same time we hope the}’ will be
patient and bear with our imperfections until we tih.ill
have put the House in siuch repair as we desire.
J H. ROBERTS .N: CO.
J. H. Robkkt.s. F. N. Rohkrts.
March 1, 18.a5. SO-tf
Ni:\V (iOODS.
\M now receiving my F.all and Winter Stock of
(IRiK’ElilKS. ll\l{l)\V\lil- ,\MI (’riLKHV.
These jjoods were bou>iht late in the season, and j
conseiiuently at reduced jirices. Vly stock of I
and is com[;lete, embracing many kinds of j
extra sizes; lllankcts, K'erseys. Xc.; Hats, fine and
rommon. 1 IIO.S. J. .lOHNSON.
Old .Stand, near the Cape Fear Bank and
Market pbiee.
Nov. 12 52 tf
Fire insnranee.
■'#1HE .ETNA Insurance Company of Hartford, hav-
JH ing paid the tax imposed by the Revenue Law
of the Late Legislature, will continue its Agency in
Fayetteville, under the management of the undersign
ed, who is prepared to issue Policies of Insurance on
Buildings or Goods, either in this Town or in any
part of the State, on proper application, description
of the Property, &c.
The .ETNA COMPANY has been in operation about
30 years, its capit.vl is ,^;i00,000. ^ The Hon. Thos.
K. I trace was its first President, aud he still holds that
office; and several of its first Directors are still active
and effi(.dent members of the Board. It has at .ill tiuies
sustained the highest character for the prudence of
its management, and for the liberalit.v with which it
h.as ever adjusted its losses.
E. J. HALE, Agent.
soN(;s AN!) hallads
OF t;io American Revolution:
Phoenixiana. or .Sketches and Burlesques:
Zaidee, from Blackwood’s Magazine; Hoare on the
Grajie Vine.
.Vlso, further supplies of School Books, &c., just
received by E. J. H.VLE & SON.
Feb. 12.
'The subscribers will purciiase Spirits
Turjientine. or make advances on consignments to their
friendfr- in Wilmington, or New York.
C. T. HAIGH ^ SONS.
April 9. 1855. 90tf
.iLsr pur»Lisiil:D,
,'i *Vetv a Hit t'orreeteft EfUtion of
Devereux’s Equity, Vol. 2.
I^lOR SOME years past this volume of the Reports
of the Supreme Court of North Carolina has been
out of print. The subscribers have printed a 2d edi
tion, revised and corrfcted, which they will be happy
to furnish to such gentlemen of the profession as have
incomplete sets. Orders are solicited. Should they
be encouraged sulficienth’ tiy the sale of this volume,
they yiropose to follow it by a re-print of Devereux’s
1st, od, and 4th Law, and Dev. Battle’s 1st Law, all
of which are out of print. E. J. HALE & SON.
f'H'^HE highest cash price paid for Turpentine,
■- White Oik Staves, and Oak or .Vshe Heading.
Call oil Jas. \V. Strange, who can ahvays be found at
the .Still. McLAURIN & STRANGE.
Feb’y 18, 18-53. 70tf
FOR SAl.E C11EA1\
7 SECOND HAND BUGGIES in good repair.
A. A. McKETHAN
1
FOR SALE.
■^HE running part of a 2, ■'?, and 4 horse Wagon,
each with Iron Axles, new and ready t^)r use.
J. i T. 'WaDI'ILL.
.March 14, 1M55. >;tf
'Po Merch(tnts and Mdnu/nclurci’.s of
'Pin- Ware.
1HAVE on hand now, and shall keep a supply o
Tin Plate, Block Tin, Iron Wire Rivets, Leail Pipe,
Sheet Lead, \c.
—ALSO —
.V large assortment of plain and Japaned Tin Ware
of my own .Manutactui e, at whole.sale and retail.
C. W. ANDREWS, .Market Sijuare.
M»-.rch 12, 1855. 82tf
Lll'E INSL RANC:E.
IlllE Undersigned has been appointed .Agent of
the North (.'’aroliiia Miiiual Life insurance 'om-
pauy. Every member for life participates in the jiro
llarpt'r's Magazine t’(^r March, just
ec«i ve'l. E. J. HALE & SON.
LAW liOORls.
WH.VR'rON'S .American Oirninal Law, new and
third Edition;
“ Precedents of Indictments and Pleas:
“ on the Vmerican Law of Homicide;
“ Law Dictionary;
Morris on the Law of Hejdevin;
I'roiibat on J.,imited Partnership;
Wharton Stile’s American Medical Jurisprudence,
Just received by
Dec. P.*.
E. J HALE il .SON.
voricE.
C10L. N.VTHAN KING is our authorized Agent to
make contracts for the delivery of Lumber and
riinher and for the purchase of Crude Turpentine, at
Kingsbury, in C«mb«rland flounty.
May 22, 1855.
J. & T. WADDILL.
3-tf
j Gross (3000) \V"ebst«*r’s hllciiK'Ut-
j ary Spelling Books. 20 dozen Webster’s Pictorial
I Spelling Books. E. J. H.VLE .S(JN.
Not. 13.
fits of the ('ompaiiy: and the .annu.il jiremium for
life iuember.sliip, where it amounts to ->o(l or more,
may be paid one-half in cash, and the nther half in
a note at 12 months.
Debtors’ lives may be insured by creditors. A man
m.ay insure his own life tor the cxciiisive benefit of
his tamily The live^ of slaves may be insured.
This system is raiiidly irrowiu^ into i'avor. .all over
the civiii^i‘.l worhi it is o!ie b> which a family, for i
: a small .-,um aniiu.i..y, may be provideu lor, after the ; MfMHoir ot tllO RgV. Si(llK‘V Slllith,
de.ith of :ts head, on -.vli.ise osertioiio they mav ha\e , , Daughter, Lady Holland, with selections fr«m
been depen lent ;„r a sui.ii..; t. It is a good investment i^^tters, edited by Mrs. Austin,
ot nnuu-y. even il one shouoi liv.* long .alter taking E J
out a Life Folicy. Explanutnry pamphlets, and the j
.necessary Blanks, furnished on application.
E. J. HALE.
New .Method I’or the Guitar, by
Charles C. Converse; Hunten’s Instructions for the
Piano Forte; Burrowes’ Piano Forte Primmer. Fur
ther supplies just received E. J. HALE 5: SON.
Nov. lit.
HALE .V SON
BLANKS for sale at this Office