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^KMI-WEEKLT.
VOL. VI.]
I AYETTFA ITJ.E, N. C., JULY 21, 185G.
\0. 523.1
msj^
HllNTi:i) MONUAV^: AND THFUSDAYS
il)\V\l!l) J. HALB & S(»N,
KliirnP.S and rK'll'lllKTilIlS.
Pnc« for tlu‘I't k’y (M-.sFi'v' P U(t if I'n'ui in
achnMCi-: ’ '’•> it ji ii 1 ihiri:!i; the y*‘ar of‘■iibscrip-
tion; or >-1 ;it't( rtlu> voir lias ('.xiiireil.
For tlw Wi'i klv I iHsiiuvKB 00 ^lei- :iuiunn, if pai'l iu
adTflW**: >''■ ’f I' li l tjic year of f=iif'^crip-
tioa; ir >; ' ' ‘ the year h;i - fxpiro'l.
AffnEr.Tl'’LMr,>TS ■n^»>rtc.l f.,r sixfy rc'tus j^er
■qOMVOf 10 ' ii.'> f(ir thp fii-'^t, ;'ii i tliirty - iMif ; for t'H.'li
■ueeeediii,' -n •’Ivai.-.n > .-nly i.lverti-.-iiK'nis l)V s[>e-
cial contr T-, at rci ii;. - rue-', Alv(*vtiH*T« ire
requested t • th'- •nniibcr in-fi ii'iii^ -lesire'!. or
they will ^ till ‘‘MrM'l. ;in'l cliMrjr'’'! ncooril-
iagly. Jr. I -ttov l ’ F. rU'.i« must lie post-piiiil.
Ad»«rti'^eni' nr ■' 'n> in-i.'rto l - . chafjiPil oO por
cent, eitv
4't€t,it:S! 4 i4n,lit Si
lU’iANr>S, iast leot'ivpci ami for =aU >>'.
('iiakli:s 1!anks,
July 10. ‘20--JW
R
TOMATOES
l'ri*sprvi-il ill .\rtinir’s ' ■ll^- f'H’ winter use,
1 ilio same st.at*' as it stcwcj, fr>^sh from tlii'
ail ' l*i«* 1'i'iiifs ■ :i’l Kind'- may
•rvtHl So »t.i lo iii:ike tre^li I'liiit I'len ii> Winter
W N. 1 ILl.INCllAST
I'fr I>ti7fn
by
|HMr: (
; 7')
J
TIU s r SAI.K.
By v;i t (■ of a DeO'i of Trust exiouted to me Lv
Du nfiin M. Buie for the purpose^ thereiii men
tioned, I will oti'er for sale iit the residence of the said
Buie on the F:iy. ,j- Southern I'hink Ilond. n-ar Lum
ber Bridg.\ on TrF.Sl^AV, Al'OrsT 12th. the follow
ing property, viz:
126,0(K' feet Ton Timber .>n or neariii*- Uiver i>;iuk.
4 Mttles.
2 TRaber Wagons,
id Wagor..
Acres ot l.and iu liarnett c.uniy.
Th« Creditors of said Buie will find it to their in-
tertBt to attend.
Terms at Sale.
\VM. .McL. McK.W, Trustee.
Jaly 1-, l^o'i. 21-ts
Valuable Proi)ortv for sale.
Thf Subscriber is desirous to sell all that valuable
property in the town of Averasboruugh, 25 miles
above Faye'teville, immediately on the Cape Fear
Riter, C 'usii-tiug of FIVE LOTS, on wLich is a good
Stor*, Dwelling, Ware House and all uocesBi»’'v build
ings for immediate use, with p. new Tarpentine Distil
lery nov in 'piratio’i. The lute improvement on the
Cape Fear, puts thi Town »f .\vernsborough in imme
diate eonuection with the T'lwni of Fayetteville and
WUningtou by i?t.‘am JJoat^, :>nd the St 'amers Jno. H.
Hangtton aud Prothers are u 'w making i-eui!ir t»\ps
to and from the jv, j;;ts utioied And Averasbor >ugh is
destined soop, t.^ become tLe principal ^hippiuf, point >
for ■fkat pf rti -n of Wake, Johnston and !Iarnett vrhi. ’ ■
trade to Fayetfevillc and Wilmington. .\ Mirgain v.-P
be sold in this Prope.’ty if applii-ation in ma '. s on.
to J. & T. WaJ lill or the subscriber.
A. A. McKETHAN.
Fayetteville. July !u, 185G. 1.1-tf
"~BARTEL’W FULLBRr
ATTOKNEY AT LAW,
rWETTED ILI.K, -\.
AY be consulti-d .it the Law Office of Jes.se C.
Shepherd, Es'i., on Green otreei.
July 14, 21-l.m
FOR 8A1J: or EX( haxgh.
WL will cxc'.ij.r.ge tj»* HOJSI] ,aad LOT lormerly
occupied by '. G. S:nith f> r B .uk Stock or for
good note.s. Ta.'h wculd not be refust d.
J. H. ROBKKTd X i’»).
XBy 14, Ibo*’, 21-2w
hll.sh.
lie prci
For
1
• >
Every ('an warm’.ted to seal.
Vv e have r^ci’ivf'tP tlirf>ugh the hiinJs of a fii ;id. ii>
a present a '•--•u '>/ v.hi.-h he tells r.a w.i.- prc-
parcd last summer aocor iin;.r to tin- pi'iii /ecomnic nd d
I'y Dr. Arthur. Tiu' , is oe v>; his or-ieia. uni.
h.ivii.: 1 peneil 't wiMn ut dil.icL ty l.y pu: ■ ii'.n;'-li ■ i:i
strui-tions. we fo’t;-I this le’ighiiiil ve,-eial''t‘ [
sing ;ill the rich tlavor wloch n>‘'ongs tii ii Wiit :. *'!•-.
tnki-n from its vine.s. M is 'ii*- fn ;t f .\''thar uui.t.
C:'.ns for p>>*. Tving fr.il' m.1 tnot «>' h.'\'-
seen. N ithi’i;T c:;n Vit -aoio siiiipl, , a.ui, jU';}; 'i^ iiois.
the specimen if its el’ic.ioy ’ii o\- Ii ti':, i' f ii
it promi.ses, wo tlo act he^itatv ; ■ i -c '.L'^ »i -
vention to housekeepers.— V.! , ■' -
•/ri/, 1 ’>1/1 Jnne. 1 Soo.
F.very variety of summer fruit was put up iu tht-s«‘
cans in our family last seaion, and w>U"V h
h'rrief, raspfierrifu, plums, cficrri&.s, '. vt.-,/• i Vic ,
toinaf'icc, V' ■. as fresh as wiier sealea iip. Tliese are,
indeeil, luxuries, and may be secured bj every on** nt
a small cost.—Arthur'.. H,,me M'l'f.irixe.
' We have in our ft'tnily a variety of fruit nresersed in
! these c>ans, which we used through ih" vItMi-i with
great satisfaction, and which our visiting frie.ids pro
nounce as freih as if they h id just been gathered.—
PhiladdpHa .Herrh'ynt.
I'IRE AND LI PI' I \S I R AN L E.
fBlHK undersigned has the .Vg^ncy of the following
JL Companies, viz;
Greensborough Mutual Life lusumnce and Trust Co.
Greensborough Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
Newbern Mutual Insurance Co.,
t'harlotte Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Insurance in Xor:h Carolina Vompamef can now be j
taken in any part of Town or County, in large or I
small amounts i
JNO. M. ROSE, Agent.
June oO, lS5'i. 17-tim
WHEAT \\ ANTKO.
I WANT to purchase 5.0'X' Bushels Wheat.
JAS. G. COOK.
June 25, lS5t>. M-tf
Fail and VV inter (»ools.
J. Jt T. n'tuuan,
HAV STREET,
receiving their t'a’l and Winter GOnDS
RI'AV'ARI).
AN AWAY from tho sub.sc»"iher on the 1st of April
last, A negro man named Kand, about .^ix feet
high, about ;;0 year.! "f »ge, and black. oall nepio is
supjiosed to be lu. king in ih ; h» ij’^lil)orlMiod of John
lieli or -Ijirno.s McKeUi;'n.
f’ie ;iti,'ve reward will be puid to nny person le
livei’irg .said to me ai l.ocksvill,*, rimtiiam 
N, C.. or ccntiain;* 'iim in aay J.iil in the State >.here
1 oua get him. NATHAN KING. |
fun- L.,. _ 17-rf 1
l*llu7ic X(>1’1CK j
as HhHERY (ilVEN, that Books of Subscription to '
t', capUal stock of the Central Rail Road, from
Heauf' ‘ Harbor via Kenansville, Clinton, Fayetteville,
and .'t, Avill >)e opened on Thursday, the 10th day
:.i' 1 iSoii, .and remain open according to the terms
( f tiu- Clinrte,- until further notice, at the following
placj.s anl under direction of the following named
pc. ons, r’ommissiouer.s in the Charter, viz:
in the v'ounty of Onslow, at the office ot the Clerk
I*' the t ounty Court at Jacksonville, and at the Post
D.li. e I’.ich Lands. L. W. Fonville, G. J. Ward, J. H.
1' y. R.ibert White, John .\veritt, Jr., Owen Hug-
i.ius, L. W. Humphrey.
In C.irteret county, at the office ot I>r. M. F. .\ren-
deH at I’eanfort. i>r M. F. Arcndell, J. F. liell. L.
r. 0..rle>'y.
At the store of G. W. Taylor at Carolina City,—Col.
^V ln. N. Dennis, II. S. Iiell, Capt. Levi Oglesby, Bridge
.\rendell.
! Ill Duplin county, at the otRce of the County Court
Clerk at Kenansville,—Major Owen 11. Kenan, David
ReM, Isaac B. Kelly, Wm. E. Hill, Wm. J. Houston,
Stephen Graham.
! In S.impson county, at the ofiice of the County Court
1 Clerk at Clinton,—Thomas I. Faisoa, Dr. Thomas
Hurting, Wm. McKay, Patrick .Muiphy, Wm. Faison,
J. R. Bean.au, Alfred Johnson.
; In Cumberland ccu):ty, Tt I'ayetteville, at the ofiice
' of A. A. Mi’Kethan,—Thomas K I’nd?rwood, Randal
.McDaniel, Edward L. Wiailow, oohn Miocker.
Form of snbsc-iTition;
j Thu Cndei'iigi’.cd agre- to tak*. a' n
I of !j;10u each, set opposite to u
■ in the Central Rail lload Con imu ■
i to comply with the ternis cl the ''l;.i^'.. ■
r^ivetteville
IT
■JL 10 ^
Vlot el. 1 t^ea.r fjavds for safe.
at
>rt
HE Subscribers having this lay le:ised ihi-> .
■ -c m — Hotel for a term of years, will bf plcii--i'ii 1
10 ^ee their frien'l? and the trnveHinjr puolir
■ t thi-2 Ilou.ao. At the same time w«* h ipe tney v^ill i>f
patient and l.eir with our imperfections until we «h'.l' ^
have ]nit the Houpe in such repair :is we lesii'o. ,
•i P. ROBERTS .Iv « •
J. H. R(1bi;ht.s. F. N, i.uitF. r'^.
.March 1, iM.'i'i. HO-tf
SIll'.MWEl.li
F,\VETTEVIl.liK, C:.
/'o.s/ siife. of Oreen Strrrt, a f'ni' Doors North of
thfi Market Uou.^e.
HE Subscriber desires through this
medium to acknowledge the liberal
patronage bestowed upon his House the past
year—and as he h;is just erected New Stables and
Carriage Shed convenient to the House and to water
he takes pleasure in s.aying to his patrons and the
public generally, that he is still prepared to accom- j county,
modate them with transient and permanent board, and
respectfully solicits a continuance of the liberal patron
age heretofore received. Every exertion on his p.art
shall be usdl to render them comfortable during their
sojourn with him. His table is always supplied with
the best the market affords
P SHEMWELL.
March 24, 1855. 8tJ-tf
/E OFFER f(»r ale that Valuable I’lant iiion.
known as the “ASHE PL,\Cl'.’' .seven miles
‘ Fayetteville, on th( (’ape Fear River, recently
the propiTty of Col. Natlia 1 King, coiit;.iniiig .SEVEN
ii u-NI ii LD .iCRES, —every acre of which is Cnjie |
Fe:.r I'.o'loi.n, ;iiid .siiS'-eptiMe of the highest state of
•‘ultiVI tiori. This Land reijuires no pufhng as it is
I: .0' ti '» i.e the best farmii g lauds on Cape Fear
Il'v ;. will be made satisfactory if the right
(.1 r ii.iiier ir) found.
T. S. LUTTERLOH.
J. T. WADDLLL.
f,, la.-,.',. 7:?-tf
Wo
Ft-
are aiithori.scd t» an
nounce Wm. R. I..OVE as a candi
date for Sheriff of ('umberland County, at the nsuing
election. April 21—^7-tK
VV f LliI.A M A. RO(»KRSami(>mic(‘s
himself a candidate for the office of Sherift' of Robeson
f shares
«»cti vclv,
I '{I :ts
Names 1 Residence
No. of sh ii't •'S (
W
RE ne\
consistin
Itt
A
Ciroccrirs,
Haniw arc,
Cutlt'i-y,
fiiaclxMiiitliiS' Tur
ncfitino Tools,
-Vijricultava! Ini-
pN'Piciiis,
i»oots aiui >iiO('s,
For
»J1HE
Haywood and
Steam Boat 
'i'his Stock ^
ave?' evilk.
amiiio our Keise\.-.
of a large and well ^ele«-ted stock of
llat.> and Caps',
Sai«li'Ty and Lea
ther,
Heavy articles ni
til.* iMiit; line,
Rcady-uK'de Clo-
tliin •, and
Staj'h Dry C4oods.
' ar' pre’ rred to Job or Ket vi’.
(•'> . 2}, 1b'--4. f
tL( r^a;;t> rs a’ol Turpertiue mi. lo cx-
.Negro P’.a
:ktts. H; ts
iipinv. trom '’.ml after
Brotuer.'
this day. will ran a .~tea!Uor nuc-‘ l week, iv.ice
& week, or oih l in two weeks a.- t!r‘ 'iU‘'.ne,-»- lutiy lo-
naad—>)etwi;en the above points auil Fayetteville and
Wiliningtou.
July 10, 185>i. 20.-f
\NSOX LXSTITlTi:.
been in operation
It is ple^vsantly 9itu:ited on an
SOVKE.
•L. N-\T1I.\N KlN'i'I . ur author! ,e l .V^ert to
make l ontracts for the iielive“y of Lumber an'*
f lubiT an 1 for ih? prr».iia. e of Crude Tuipentiiii', at
lviiig;d)urv, in Cui'ib(«rlai:d l^nmiy.
J. i T. WADi>ILI..
.M iv 22. is.jr,, « tf
TUTIITNTINE,
us a ctill when in market.
instiintion lias been in operation .ibout two
years and a hiil:*. It is ple*vsant!y 9itu:ited on an W W
eaiinence about oue-aalf >f a mile souihwest of the
town of Wadesborough, commanding au extensive vie'*
0# the surrounding country. There is a dweilirg liDuse
tSinnected with the institute and Oi'cupled by Piev.
Elijah J. .^^Jrrl3on. one of the Tcachers, wL> is pre
pared to t\ke eight or ten boarders, to whose comfort,
iSBtruction and moral tra'ning evory necessary atten-
tian will be bestowed. Tht- Institution is now under
clMrg? of Prof. SIL.\S C. LINDSLEY and Rev. E. J.
MORRISON, gentlemen who have considerable experi -
once in teaching. .Mr. .Morrison, who has charge ot
tlia English Departmca', is a graduate of our Univer-
ai^, anil hti; taught a classical school for m.iny years.
Mr. Liadsley, wh>- has chnrre of the Latin and Greek
Dtpartment, is graiuate of Princeton, was 'or seve
ral yparri Professor -f L.'i.nguages iu th« Caldwell In
stitute, while Dituated in Green^’iorough, in this State,
and ha: di-v-.ted o 'er twenty live yearh of his life t'
the trui-tlou >;j 1 tr ining >1 youth. Roth of these
fentlemen ;.r^ err.iuently I'lualified in evv.*ry respect to
11 their respective pobltioas. *tid to lisjharge the
r«ponui'i’le irust.- : iiti'ie'! t^> them.
It is the =,nly hi;ih .Mule S:l:ool in ti>e countv; it has ' -in good repair,
built by the uoenility ,Tid p iMic spirit ot ihe I regularly for Freights.
Olti/or.3 ,1 Alison C'juntv. ^^'hv th'11 should it not be i
patr 'Uized.' \ ■ .int.; men if this nnd tiie adjoining I
^iinties m!.y lu re foitain . fi- t r it*' English edi'c.-- ! August 7,
t^D, or may tio preriM;-..i for .idinissi">n into the Fresh- ;
VO niSTII.LKRS.
r E will pay the highest ca.-ih j^r.ce for SPIRITS
give
iciiuest iMsilIleio t
J. it T
Subscriptions may be made payable in work, and
may specify whether I'or grading or cross-ti^s; an I
stockholders shall iu every case have preference in
taking Contracts, when bids arc the same or at Engi
neer’s estimate.
As pooa as l a^ hundred thou.sand dollars are sub
scribed, the ioaim ssioners of t)nslow county are to be
i.Oii*ied, and they ari' rc'iairait to call a meeting of
Stuckhohk-rs to organi.-.c the Company.
Marcu lo, I80G. l".tf
Trh lf*ieehli0 MAne
OF
roi K IIOK.^fr: POST rtlACIIES
FROM
SAI.lSIiLRV TO ASHFATLLK,
Throu ]h iu :>♦,» llonr&l
 CONNECTING with the NORTH CAROLINA RAIL
RO.VD. Having purchased the line from Ashe
ville to Morganton, I Lave stocked the roail with good
horses and experienced and iiccommodating Drivers.
.\lso new Concord Two Horse Coachef. Aftt’r the 15th
of March, we will leave .Asheville on Tuesdayr,
Thursdays and Saturdays,—coaaecting at Morganton
v-ith my line of Four Morse Coaches.
No pains or expense will be sjiareti to make this the
mo.'^t comfortable and expeditiou-* Stage Road in the
Stutc. Try the Road and judge for yourselves,
i S. RROVVN. Contractor
Feb. 28, 185t‘. lo-;iin
EWETVEMU.E & FAIR I?Ll FF
ST*iff E
^f'^HE Stage leaves Fayetteville
§ 01’. Sunlay, Tuesday and Thurs-
lay, ,.t 1 P. M., via Lumberton,
'and u»-rivcs at Fair Blufl', jii the
Wiluiii-gt"!. Mani'iiester I’all RonJ, iu time to col-
nc'jL w?:h the cars g ii’g Norta and South. Leaves
F:ur Lll’ifi oa ^-iond ly, Wcdnf*sday aad Fridaj’, after
;he atriv'il 1 f the lay trams North and South. Fare
through. ^1. .1 W. 3TE.\GALL.
June lo, 18-5‘> '2-tf
DOBRIN llOUSR!
POWERS « TR(.)Y. Pkopriktoks.
TBIHE Proprietors of this Establishment
M. announce to the public, that owing to
the constantly increasing patronage extend
ed to them, they have been induccd to en
large the accommodation by the addition of
au extensive Dining Room on the lower floor, and suite
of Rooms on the sccond floor; thus enabling them to
accommodate all who may favor them witli a call. -Vnd
they pledge thcmt;clvcs to an increased exertion to
give satisfaction to their patrons.
Spacious Stables attached and careful (Jstlcrs in at
tendance.
The eligible location of the Ebtablishment, with the
v X^cr'cnce of the Proprietors in providing for the com
fort of their patrons, they hope will Hccurc to them a
liberal share of the travel.
The Western and Southern Stages arrive at and ile-
part from this House.
Carriages in attendaacc on arrival aud departure of
Steam Boats, for the accommodation of passengers.
Horses and Carriages furnished at any notice for car
rying travellers to any part of the adjacent country.
J. W. POWERS. W C. TROY.
Fayetteville, May 12, IS.jii. 3tf
COUiVCIL, RAY & C07,
HAY STKKKT, F.W'KTTKVILLK,
Are now receiving their FALL STOCK of STAPLE
and FANCY
i DRV GOClDS,
j In which may be found F'OU TIIE L.VDIE.'^:
Plain col’d. Plaid, White and Black DeLAINES;
Fig’d Fancy
Lumbsrton, .\pril 2»i, I860. StK'-tl.A
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALE
CHEAP,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Ot
DRY GOODS AND GROCKRIRS,
Together with a general assortment of
FOREIIJN AND DOMESTIC WINES and LIQUORS,
Which I am anxious to sell or exchange for Produce
of any kind usually sold in this .Market
A CARD.
ri'^HE subscrit>er t'Miders hi-^ servi''ea to the ‘iti7en‘‘
J of Fayetteville and the surrounding country,
a .master RRICKLAYEK AND PLASTllRV.R, and
gi\e.s notice thai he is ready to contract lor
his liuo, Ht ♦he lowest ca.'ih prices. . S. F. l*ICK>ON
k'ayt ttOMlle, (K^t. S, IS.Vi.
iU)OK RL\l>JUn.
W’. H.VRDfrl has re’um‘u tie Rook Buidiag
Ru.siaess, ov'er the Tailor Shop of Vlnrk i
Woodward, where h- ill receive auil t-xerute binding
iu 1 y .styl‘ ilesired.
.Vugust !. ‘j7-tf
.\K\v s r'.^ci; Of
liook.s and 8(a(i(>i>orv.
w
H.
V Si '“'k of
np- t ^reat
E are now r*^ceiviag our usur' N
P.(»OK.^ and STATIONERY, .-lubi!!
variety of
SCHOOL, LAW, M3GDIOAL
AND
MlSCEf.LANKtiUS HdO-vS
Together '..Ith a 'a:-_t‘ aad v.'tled ’ock ot
RIank F^ooks,
Nov.
AY. H. CAKVI.R,
Hay Street, near tht Market.
.51-t't
tllDER VINEGAR, a good article,
/ for sale by W. H. CARVER.
Nov. 10. ' l-tf
(lountry Merchant.’ a’id
as we offer t’a(» r.bove • tf>ck
Oct S
Coj)yiii;> hiK. t
juft received,
luae 1.
JONES’S V'
riTHL subscriber.s na-' t
Reports of Ln:\ ( :
North Larolini, by Ii
.\lso, S ipreri' C..ui,
Law Hooks.
cn\^lo-;e-j vVr.
oi.'\er¥ art* invited to chU.
in tl.f fie-t term’
K .) IfALK St»N.
!i Cojivini!; Rooks
i;. J. ‘IIALE it HON.
FOR s.\i,E cm;.\p.
SECOND HAND BUGGIES in good repair.
A. A. McKETHAN
REWAR1>.
waddill
Htf
June 2‘j, 1H55.
NO I'lCF.
R. WILLIAM J. BROWN is our authorized agent
LTB. to reccive payments, and grant dischargt'S for
l.ave in tlic coutity of Roi'esvin-
J. .V T. WADDILL.
7tf
anv Bock accounts we
June 1, 18.').')
LF l"i'RRLOn vV f:0'S LLVF,
ff'or §*iisse»t;^ers ttnd f'reiffht.
STEAMER FANNY LCTTEflLOH l.ave? i e- wrarf
at Fa> etteville at ; un-ri.«e. on .Moii lays md Tiiur.-.-
days, nnd at Wilmington on Tuesdays aini Fridays I'l
o’clock. yi., (Pa^5enger"• and Freights.’ S’.onnier
with jjood Fla' . will run
GREEWSBORO’
fBlHE Fall Session of
Jl list d:iy (.t .ITM.Y.
TEK>JS; Board (ir.clnding
tendance. Fuel. Wii.^hing and
a'l the English branches
Incidcnfi’l t.-ix, for repairs
Day .s.,:h )lars, f i- fuel
Extp
L*ra win
rEBIALE COLLEGE.
185‘», will com’jience on th.*
furnished Hooms, at-
Lignts) with Tuition iu
•t70 00
1 00
2 00
Music on tlie Piano or Guitar. $22 50.
o. St’ulie- ill Hf*ads, L'layoa 'iiid Pastile,
S''
J. F. M.Ail.SH, .\gent Fayett-\i'l«‘
W. P. ELLIOT r \p-eiit Wiltnii.g'cn
18',5. J'.:f
•p'lorn
.•b
.lur Ciiiverr i'y cr puy
f this
i Hh i
AS
In.sti,ation will I'oininence
iStant. and continue Five
FOLLOW:
.tc..
SiD> (lit
1 2
20 00
20 «M»
«ni;he;' havf' the pri-
*• Trustees.
a&D
othe
TLp F-
ML
Monti. 
II UM
Read" Wr'.ilne, .'w'thmctlc,
Grammnr. ;j«-.,frraYhy, ic.,
Latin aiiti G>-Ci-k,
Philoti jpby, Mathematics, .yc..
Tax f'r contingent expenses,
'i' i'ion in advance.
Studen's entering the higher
Tilege of studying cither or all the branches taught
bj flaying the price of the highest alone.
Board, with rooms, lights, fuel, washing, .xc., fiir-
^Bhed by private families of the village or in the uJ-
^(• it cmnfy, at $8 50 per month.
THUS. S. ASHE,
THOS. ROBINSON, |
PURDIE lllCHAUDiiON,
W. R. LEAK,
T. REDFERN, I
E. F. LILLY, :
Wa .esbor lugh, N. C., July 5, 1850. 21-4m
I had the pleasure of attending the examination of
the pupils at the close of the past session, embracing
the 10th day of June, and was highly pleased with the
proiiciency and thorough training of the students, in
dicated by their ciaminatioas. I have never attended
an examination of the kind where the pupils recited
1»i*l; more promptness and intelligence.
I he proceedings were clo.'icd at night wUh soinc two
or three dialogues, which w re well acted, Imt whiit
gave more zept to the entertainment, was the perform
ance 01 the ill (.daimtrs who had well selected speeches
and did vury gre it . redit to themselves aud their in-
Btructors, :ihiwin.» that much more than the ordinary
attentiou had jm i given to this very ncces.sary branch
of a youth’s edrc aim.,
•Vbout 11 o’clock .It iiiglit. fh*j large nudit.nc! ti
ladies and gcntletiien retired with evident biga'* if higi,
satisfaction, and I have no doubt with the c >;anioii
setts f’r MA'tt.
’^HE NEW .-iTE.VMKR “V A(iNt »V.1A’ will 1 » . p
Fayetteville ruf*r,Uny.s and Fri iiiys at 15 miii itcs
after sunrise, and VViliaingtoii We.jn. f-days and Sa ur-
da-ys at o’colck. P issuge •> 4.
T S LriTERI.OFl.
1
June 1 1, 1855.
-tf
*10. nil P.‘»inting, ^2i». Latin, !?!5. French .VlO.
;:ular fees urt' to bp paiu one half lu ."dvaf’fO, the
othfr half f»t th_‘ ond ol the Session. Lectures on tho
'I hpo.y Mu.si' vill b- delivere 1, VRt'K or cii.\r«;k, to
thosf ladies .vho ik-siit* a tlr,rough kni.w’pdge of th.it
intere-iting sciencf
• 'irculars will ’oc sent on ;ipplicat’on t. the Pr*.si-
dfiit, to tl n.se de.siii.ig full nlV.rmation.
T. .M JONES, Pres't.
Juiif ■!, Ih.y.. 12-2ni
j^PFRX()N(^ GRAPKS.
Y/F ^ ll wish to contract for l,O00 or more bushels of
W * ‘^cuppernong Grapes, to be delivereil next fall.
.\pp'V to .1. il. Roberts & Co., at Faj’ctteviile Hotel.
ROBERTS & BROTHERS.
Jr.n- 12, l^.Vl. 12-tf
NHVV GOODS.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A
PKKSU OF
.s:’l!i,\i; m Sl'MMER DRV fiOOBS,
READY-ALVDE CLOTHING;
SOFT WOOL AND SlJxMMER HATS,
ia great variety.
\ coniplete assortment of BOOTS and SHOES will be
: to hand in a few days. .Ml of which will be disposed
I of to Wholesale Buyers on liberal terms.
I STARR & WILLIAMS.
I April 23. fS-tf
^ AN
White and Black
CASHMERES ai d MERINOS: Plain and
and B'ack SILKS; Cl )th M.\NTLES and CLO.\KS
Cloak CLOTH; SKIRTS and Si^lRTINa-. Merino
VESTS; BONNETS: EMHROIUERIFS, i:c
FOR GENTLEMEN;
flats; lioot.'j and .Shoes; Ve.sting.sj Cas.simere.s;
Vv’^hite, Ulack ami Fancy Stock.s aud Cravats;
l^eady-.^Iadc Clothiug, \c.
—AL.SO,— I
I.iiiseys, Kerseys and Plains, Blankets, Brogans, TaWle I
Cloths aud Covers, .Mlcndale Sheetings. Children’s Kid
Glovt.^, Wool knacks and Comforts, Youths’ and Boy’s
Clothing, Euglish and Italian Crapes. Dimity, I'm-
broidiry Silks and Braids.
A good assortment of Ladies’, Gantlemeu’s and
ti'Lildren's BOOTS, SHOF.S, and J.V.TTEUS; GLOVES,
HOSIERY, &c.
Sept. 20. ??7-tf
Spriiijj Goods for I85G.
~ B. F. PEARCE
iy NOW' OPENING, a large and well selected
Stock of
SPiliNG .\NI) SUMMER GOODS.
Among which may he found for the Ladies,
Black au(i colored Silks; Sil'i Tissues and Bareges;
Chaliies aud Raliiste; Brilliantes; Printed Lawns; Ja
conets and Orgaadies; Jaconet, Swiss, and Plaid
Muslins; Embroidered Swis.s Mualin; Edgings and In
sertions; (’ollars aud Undersleeves. Embroidered Flirts;
Corded, Cactus, Grass, and Whalebone Skirts; Crape,
.Silk, and Straw Bonnets; and a large aai handsome
assortment of French, English, and .Vmerican Prints;
Gloves; Hose, &c.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Cloths. Fancj-and Black Castlmercs, Vesting; W’hitc*.
IJrown and Buif, Linen Drills; Irish Linea; Ir.'>b
D'Ete; Farmer’s Satin; tanner’s f>rill: .\Iolf*skin.
Panama, Legt'ora, and Falra L*-af llats; and a h.rgr
a.'^sortmont 01 Ready Made Cli thi;'.r, .tc., .'Vc.
_-ALS0—
Boots and S'hof's; Umn-. i^llfvs a>i'i Pirasols, Bl** loh^d
and Brown Sl.irt'ng and Sheetiag, and cverj- variety
in the Yankee .Notion line, which will be so! ! at a
small advance for CASH, or on time to punctual cus
tomers, cither at Wholesale or Retail.
B. F. PEARCE,
Late Pearce it Ferguson.
Hay St., Fayetteville, .March 19, 1850. 88-tf
f^OR the apprehension .■\nl deliv. rv of my negro
^ mau PAGE, a bright mulatto, about 28 ye.ira of
t age; or for his confine:acnt in unv Jail so t’aat I
get him again. When Le left he had on a bro^-u
Satinett Coat and Pants, makes a good appearance,
and no doubt will pass himself as a free man: about -j
: feet 10 or 11 inches high, weighs about I80 pounds,
! and had, at the time he left, u fellon on the middle
: finger of his left hand; has oa his chin a goatee (or
j long beard.) I expect he vill endeavor to m.ake liis
way to .Abingdon, W’ashington county, V’^a., .vhere he
was raiseil. D. M. McLAURIN,
Latirinburgh, Richmond Co., N. C.
I Fcb'y 4, lt5G. 75-tf
RALEIGH AND FAYETTFA ILLF
IjW.VE.
WE are new rurning Four-
Horse Coaches on this .
Line. Pas.-engcrs going North can 1
obtain through tickets from Fayetteville to W«»ldcn. j
Passengers for Fayetteville can obtain through tickets
at Wei'Ion, ut the Office of the Raleigh ij- Gaston Rail '
Road. Fare, ""if?. |
Passengers for iJrceiii^bi.rii’, Salem, Salisbury, or any :
place up the country, will find thid the best and quick- j
est rout: to tako the St.^ge to Raleigh, which connects 1
with the N. C. C. Railroad. I
JPO.HTS, VOL. 2.
•lie. the 2d volume of the
a ihi, lupreme Court of
1' , i.sij Just publiahed.
uri"- generally, and other
‘ . .1 HALE & SON.
isisiiiii* works.
f jjlH*'’ 2d ed’tioi , (%.uh hu'idreds of lypographical
.1 error.'’ ot thv aM '..ti>Mn coire -ted,? i.- published
for 'he benefit of the ''issif uary cause of i!;f Fplsco-
pal Church in North f’;ti-oliua. The pri:e '!' the 2
vols. is, in olulh hiridin'', ^>4, in sheej^ fJt. Ordv>r;j,
accompanied in every iiipiauce by cash, n\ikV be iid
dressed to E. .1. HALE j SO.N.
Fayetteville, May t’, 18 >0.
ibr SaSc.
'IIHL Subscribers huve for aai« an Imperial No. 1
j|> Waahiiigiou Hand f'rt-.ss, 2d hand. It will be sold
cheap, deliver.vble iu Piferiinirg, Va. It is said to br
R good Pres.s and in good orde*’.
June 4, :r>'>i). i:. J. HALE & HON
The iK'vv Fit^vis€Hl Statiacs.
^■■^HE Subscril'ors have receive I on coufaigaincut, a
m. lew eopits of the Ntvr Ileviaal. Pric*^ $4, cns’^
0)1 (Jflireri/.
Jan’y 21.
E. J HALE k S(-N
The Cop.ches i»rc now in good repair. We have good 1 Ibo'J
Horses and car* fai Drivers. Everything wi’l be do
to accommodate the Travellinc I’ub'iic.
WM. H. HUNT, Ag’t, R.aleigh
Ortice at Law-ence’s Hotel.
J. H. ROBERTS .S: CO.,
Agents at Fayetteville.
May i’l, 1830. m
•Vlethodist Hymns, various styles;
and .Methodist Disciplines, just received.
E. J HALE k. SON
Dec. 1:2.
I'^EW VOLUME-i OF THE FOUR GREAT BRITISH
REVIEWS, i;,.Trtly,
EDINSUKGH, NORTH BRITISH, WEST.MINSlER,
VND LONDON QL ARTEP-LIES.
AND BLACKWOOD’i? EDINKUR'HI MAGAZINE
(MONTHLY),
tlomircj.ct'i wi'h North British for Noveriber, iHftA,
au i the otiier Reviews and RUckwooi for January,
The Ijur^esl Carrias^e Fnrtory in
the South!
I Trrnia vf -^obicriptioii.—Any ono Review or Black
1 7’oi'u, a jer.r. Elackwcod ard one Review—or
I any iTO R*'vie'vs, The four Reviews and Black-
j w('od, >>10. Four oop'es to one address,
j (v/hich should be paid quarterly iu advaace;
I on the tour iU-view.s and Blackwood to .any Post Offic*'
! iii the United StiUo.T, only 8t) cents a year; namely, M
1 c^airt a year on each Preview, aud 24 conts a year on
I Blackwood.
Address, L. SCOTT .j" CO., Publisher?,
i 54 Gold Street, corner of Fultr-n, N. V.
R
Neu Metlioii for the Guitar, l>y
Charles C. Converse; Huuten’s Instnictiour. for thr
Pianc Forte; Burrowes' Pir.no Forte Primmer. Fur
ther supplies just received E. J. HALE A SON.
N’ov. 10.
JONE.S’h V’iewi of the Scats, Mansions, Caatleo, ac
of Noblemen and Gentlemen iu Scotland,
The Rook of Scottish Ballads.
The Scottish Gael; The Book of Ballads, by Boa
Gaultier; McFingal. by leum’oull; Lillian and othei
Poems, by Praed; Wntson’.s Dictionary of Poetical
Vjuotatiuiis; Ballads, by 'V. Harrisou Ainsworth; Leigh
Hunt’s Stories ir Ver.se; AlUiigham’s Poom,*"; h'ogg’8
Tales; Th'» Queens of England of the Houje 01 Hano
ver, by Dr. Doi’an; The Noctes Ambrosiauir of Bhack-
wood; Bohn’s New Hand Book of G.ames; The Wnr of
K.. i„ • ' Allie,% from tnc Correspondent of the London
trict att^'ation to bumness, with .a desire 1 m- i*- i 1 ,1 • ...
| limeg; Novcltios, Inventions and Curiosities m Arts
and Manufactures; &c. E. J. H.VLE .‘t SON'.
April 23.
McKKTHAxV
.T. W. B.\KER
Is DOW receiving from the North the
largest, finest, aud most carefully .se
lected stock of
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 puuctual customers.
Fashionable painted cottage licl-room Furniture iu
setts; curled hair and shuck, and notton Mattresses;
Looking Glasses; Willow Wagons and Cradles; Side
Boards; Bureaus; Secretaries aud Book-(’ascs; Wh.at
NotS' Tables, all sorts; Wash Stands; Candle Stands;
W'ardrobcs; Picture Frames and Glas!^; Window Shades;
Cornices: Curtain Bands; Sofas in Mahogauy and
Walnut; Tcte a Tefes; Ottomans; Divans and Stools;
Chaiis of every variety.
Fine Rosewood I’ianos, one with .®olian At>
tachmeiit; Rosewood .Mtt'odiaus, fr -m the bet maiiufac-
sentiment, that Anson county ouglit to boproul of her '■ tories in New Y«rk and Boston, warranted as good as
institution, its teachers and it- pupils. any madv in the country, aud will be sold at N. York
A FRIENb fo EDUC.VTION, prices—freight only added.
W -.'leeborougb, N, C., July 6, 1S50.
21-at
prices—freight only
November 2, 1854.
46 tf
i:.\Ti:{K ,NE\V’ STOCK Ol'
DRY «OOI>iS.
THIHE Subscriber has takou the stand on the North
A West coiner of M irket Sqaavo, .Jidjoining the
Ftoie of Mr. James Kyle, wajre he Las received iu
part, and is now receiving, an eutiieiy new Stock of
Good?, embracing uc.irly ov-y vaiiety of styles
usually called fi>r iu the Dry L. .^1- ii\iuc -aiaong
which are
Handsome Onibr>; Strip’d t i.!-,'
Paris, Cheua Strip’d. m.
Solid Plaids and Strip’d do •!,.
Gro d’Rhiue; Handsome Silk kol C', all col^iy,
very tine: Printed Bareges, all colors;
ilo (treuadiucs,
do Organdies,
do do Roi)CS.
A Lanjr and Handsome Lot of EmLruidcrie^,
Collars aud Under Sleeves, Plain and
Eml/d L. (\ Tlandk'fa; Kid Gloves;
lionnrts; Rihhom; [looped Skirts;
Emh’d S/i-ir(iu^; d r.; Reatii/-
Moih ('lothinij; Jioots;
Giltti ryj tlv'.
With m:(uy o’her articles not enumerated.
PETER CROW.
March 29, 1850. 02-tf
Wfl0 WOrLI) IIA VE THOUGUT 1 Tf
A new Carriajc Esiublinhment on the Military
Green, opposite the Methodist Church,
/'rantinf/ on Mum/ord Street.
(HUvV r FNTHRPRISE!
bound lo Nliiiic*!!
ri'^HE .Sub.scribtMS would respectfully inform their
I friends and the public, that they have entered
into copartnership for the purpose of conducting the
general CARRI.VGE BUSINESS in all its various
parts. And being both practical workmen, fully uu-
derstunding their busiuess, they have no hesitation to
compare work with any establisiimeut in Fayetteville [
as to style and durability. |
One of the firm may be known by reference to A. |
II. Whitfield’s iron work for the last two years. i
Wc warrant all work lo give general satisfaction '
for twelve mouths i
Repairing dour in the neateei maiiuer low for cash, j
PIER & BIUNIN.
J.\MK.-> H. I'ltll J.\.MK,S Bk.\N1X. i
Fayetteville, Jaa’y 21, ISoJi. 02tf |
DRSSOJ.UriON. I
.* IIHE tirm of H.\LL j- S.VCKETT is this day dis- |
JL solved by mutual consent. i
Tlie business of the firm will he settled by J. H. i
Hall or .V. E, Hall, who alone are authorized to use |
the name of the firm in liquidation. |
J. 11. HALL.
A. E. HALL,
T. M. SACKETT.
Fayetteville, N. C., Jan’y 16, 1850. "0-tf
E.*PECTFULLY informs his fri»nds and the
public, that he iias bijilt up iarge substantial
Brick Buildings at his Old .Stand, expressly for man
ufacturing; Carrii.ges. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage h«' has receive 1 for the last 2l years, he
hopes by
to give satisfaction, to meiit .a continuance of the |
s 'ini'. le warran*8 hi.^? work to be made of the best
.’lateri.il an 1 by experienced workmen in each branch
ot tin lais'neFs. His work will compare favorable
w 111; il 'ly a.aile in the United States, for neatness and
d’lribiiity. He is determined to sell iind do any
v.'ork 'n t:i3 line on a,s good terms as any work dony
elseN'’’•'re that is as well done. He now has on hand,
Fi.nisiikt>, the LARGEST STOCK of
Cnrnrtires^ Bnrouch'S^ Rorknwai/.^, nnd
Buirjrics,
Ever offered in this place, ancf a very large stock
of work nearly finished, which will Vie finished daily.
.‘Ml of which will be sold very low tor Cash, or on
short time to punctual customers. He has on
h.and more than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Vehi-
cles finished and in course of construction.
.\ll work made by him is warrant’d 12 months
withfair usage, and should it fai I by l,nd workm;iuship
or material will be repaired free of charge.
Persons wifhiug to buy would do well to call aud
examine for tliemselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Repairing executed at short notice and on very
reasonable terms.
May 28, 1858. t»8tf
Jfiarble F'f€Cior:jf*
11/20mV^yOir Mas .Irrivea:
Great iron V/heel Examined,” by Parson
Ji. Brownlow, price .?>1 00, jut>t rec'd. Postage
on it by mail is 18 cents.
Also, a few more of the ‘ Groa: lion vVbeel,” by
Parson Graves. E. J. H.M.li & SON.
May 28.
FUR'l HER SI)PPLH:s or BOOKS.
MflTISS M^irray’s Travels ia'the U. States and Cai:-
iTJi. ada; The Tabic Tain i>f .Saiaatl Rogers: .Sutri tan
Knowles’ Di-aoiati.; \\o«k,-i; '.lemoit of S. S. Pientiss,
tlrnest Linwood, by Mrs. Hentz, TIk \merican i’c
b:.ter; Hart’s llass Book of I’oetry I n.01 TV.'o1» iMc-
tionary; Wild \Ve=4tO”u .'^■vne.^, L>aa‘i''i Mu'l: ..la •u'll
Methodist Hymns and L>is;ij’iiM l.e Bri'ii s T«*lf
maque; Blank P.ooks, S. hool ilooks, .V'-
K J, ilALh .V SON.
.May -'S. 8-
liiion Boii(is
oj' t' -yrtferille for Sale'
iKEEAhLE .0 ar.
of the ot.-’tc of
0/ t Ii
,4
i of the General Assembly
1: I'r.olina, ratified Dec. 25
}
lA. ▼f/.Y u/
I .ir ej trWr’, ^
t ..I
By GEO. LAUDER.
TWO DOOIiS IBOVK C. T. HAICH & SON’S STORE,
Fuyetteville, X. C.
Jau’y 20, 1850.
NEvV VHTSIC A: MUSIC BOOKS.
»KIlf INI’S Piano Forte .Method—new and revised
edition; Huuten’s Cel«'))i'.a;ed Instructions for
the Piano Forte; Burr ve’s Piano Forte Primmer; .\c-
cordeon. Flute, Violin aud Clarionett Instructer.s.
Also, Music for the Piano.
Just received and for sale by E. J. HALE SON.
.\pril 5.
1852, lath Ji izini' 'h‘
h*r ii )iii!s to ihe 1 ’a.
gate, for the purpose y u
\Ve^teln Rvil Ro,. ' c ' .
Thervforc, it i-' '■
I'ayettevll'ic, that u * •'
sealed | "Of 's* iS, ui.;i» tii*
tht* purt’lia.-'C' o* ijO,!,'.10, ji
BondtJ, or any pa»t
Fayetteville to issue
•>:!0i»,000, in the aggre-
I. .; her subscription to the
y tiie Commissioners of
1 or jf the Town receive
t of November next, for
•uiurt of $500 each of s«id
t|.,;ic. I P.onds to ruu twenty
yenr.-, with t’t upci.s i,ta.;he.i,—int>^reHt payable semi-
.i.intially. The Sii i 7‘ ,»u Is '-h.all be u Kt‘;r the seal of
the ('orporati' n, and tn’iuii.g ou th : ft.ith of the same
Wd \\'MIDEV, Town Treaturer.
Sept, 21), i855.
DEEP klVER GOAL.
B!TUMIN0L.S COAL of the best ijuaiity cua b“
had at the works at Etiypt, a a reasoaal.ifc pr.cr
by the Ton. Mcv LANL,
Mining Engineer.
May 21, 18.'>0.
DVVELLLVG FOR SALE.
reOIK Subscriber wi3ht;i to sell the largo Dwelling
j[ aud Lot on the corner of Gillespie and Krs.sell
Streets, at present occupied by Mr. Henry Erambert.
Terms reasonable. Possession given on the 1st Octo
;>er next. HALE
May ii9.