North Carolina Newspapers

BTIIMLIE S B M I. W E E It L, Y. \(H.. \ I.] FAYETTFAILLE, N. C., JUNE 2f), ^857. NTI'U M iNDWS AND TH I’H.sD AYS. t in\ AIH) .1. HALF, SON. I :>iT'ins AND riioi'Kii'.iv'Hi;. ; r th. Si'ini-Wfi-kly Oh^krvk.k if pft'ulin • . > ' it p.iM 4uriii;^ tho vi-nr ui’sulit^i rip- >■ >1 rt!'''r tii>- ytvii- oxj'ii'f.l. Wfc!., onsKuvKi! p.>r uiiinnii, if paiil in •" i' I'tii'l lui in;; tlu-yi*(ir of suliscrip- ’ '• :ilUT tlie y»‘:tr h:is »-\j irei! '\ i.I; M ^ 1-,M r.NTS iiiserti il for >ixty I’Oiil-i per r • ’ ■; hu.',- t >r tlio tirst, luin thirty I'l'iits f.u- ench . i: M_-p\ihiioMtiini. \ o:ir'.y ^'Ivi-rti-itMnoms l>y spe- ■ M;r-n‘t', nt rortsi*nul)U“ rrit»“-;. A'iverti^ei s are '■ O'l ti’ st:»t(‘ the uum'ior of itisvvtioiis dc^ireii, or ■•o .■■'iitii.iH'il tMl fi>r'>iii. :iivl i hiiriTod siocor'i- \ Iv. Ttispinciit^ \tr:i. t" V'P insertctl chHr^od '>0 per \\ .1 Oil N I>. S 11 A \V, \TTOIt.\»;V AT LAW, 1?"('KIN'(;HAM. Rirl'MONi) ( .iunty. n. t\ 11,1. ;Utond the of Kichinon'l, Anson tiinl entrusteJ to his care 17-:hu UiihiSiin. All business .. recciv" strict attoutioii. Jinie IS, l''M. ^.1 iV A']' \ MEE'nXd ttie ('oumiia^iciiers of tiio ('l>or:i\v (’oal Fieh' liiiil llofiii, hel 1 in Carthiij*', on the ‘27th Apri ra^•ETT^: i 'bm.Mj e FfiMAIiE HIGH SCHOOL. ^■IHE Annual ("’onnniMicenifcnt exercises of this In- B. stitulinii will eiubraoe the l Uh, loth anc Itith : .1 Illy nox.1. The public examination of the students will • ■ p!-\ee on the 14th and 15th. The Annual Sermon le delivered on T\iv'sday evening the 14th, iu the - !-x; t'hurch liy Rev Jo-. f\ IIi skk, and the ^ry Address by 15\p.th. F”; i.i.lr. I^S'i , in the l?ap- -t ("hurrh, on 'Veduesday eveniiiii the I'uh. On . .ir>'lay the UUh. a C> hc«'1 will be jjiveti at the -..lutiMii at o'clock. IV M. To all which the ;a;r"n' of the S. hoi.l and tlie public are respectfullT i.vUed I'll M'n lay th- ‘J'tih of July, the Annual Meeting of ■ I’.unrd of Tru-iiC' S a\ ill be held at 4 o'clock, P. M. • tiif Institutioi . WM. E. I’KLL. Principal, t-iyett vi le. Jmie 17, l''”7. 17-^iw T- wii paper's weea.'-. TO Wimi IT MAY CUXrEKX.—$67*2. Stewart's Distributees v» I'honipsoH et al. fllHiS is to give n'>tice to the distributees of Thomas M. Stewart, dpceased, who was :i free man of color, ■ ;i’!i there be. who have not assigned tli»ir interest ';vi i decedent's estate, that tlie undersigned was ap- ' .nted .1 t'ommissioner by a dt.-i:ree of the Circuit ir: jf Uinwiddie ('ounty. in the t^tate of Virginia, ; i! ‘-'ive the a'-jve sum ••f money, which is for distri- ■ ii, and •“tc advertise in the Kaleigh Standard and her newspaper published in rth Carolina, in . .. p'iper once a week f'lr four wee'^s successively. : . nz notice to the absent distributees of Thomas -• .4 irt ti ciiiue forward and pr^rve their rights as N 'W, therefore, if any such distributee will pr.)of before me that he is sarh distributee, at \ul- time before the next term of the >'ircuit Cou-t for . I ' "unty, which wil’. be holden on the ISth ot Sep ? -','er next, or before the Court at the said next term, theieby entitle h luself to his distributive suare • - i -ium. U. Pw. CttLLIEK, Commis«ioner. i’cuTsburg, Va., June 1*5, 1^'>7. l>^4w DOCTOR FRANK WILLIAMS’S ! KLKBK.\TKI) UVK W HISKKV! I'^HK -abscriber lias ma arrangements to keei a -upp’.v ;if the Genuine Article, and is the .inly >-I'nt fnr the sale of the a>)0ve brand of A No. 1 • ' it wn.s unaniiiiously Ki solved, That Hooks of subsi-riptinn of Slock lor the coiistiuction of;; Il:iil 1! ad from ’heraw. S. b; arth):;fe in Moi re ('ounty, N. C., to some point in the Coal t;e1ds on Deep Kiver. be opened on the 1st day o1 June at Carbonton on Deep River, uiidor tile direction of Dr. ('lias, (’hahners. Dr. Wni. Hays. D Campbell and W'm. D. Harrington; at Carthage, under the direi tion of D rurner, W. 11. Richr.rdson, S.im’l Harretl, ('ol. John ’'•lorr'son and S. P.ruce: at Rockingham. (llii-hnion 1 C.iuiity, i under the direc tion of Col. il \\. ll.irrin jti n. V>n. 1*. I.e.ak, R. S. Moi oiiald a; d Walter I', i.eak; at rr..y, (Montgomery County,) under the directi !i of Samuel 11. Christian', John S. Ch.uiibers, Robt A Chamb(*is an 1 D S. Peni- ber*..n: ;it Clu r.iw, S. C . under tlie !irection of 1). Mal loy, ,I C. Wadswoith, Robt Kendall, Allen ^IcFarlall and.I M Threadgill; at P.ennettsville, un'ler the direc tion oiJ:is. (jillespie. R F. Pegues. Chas. Irby and J. \V. Harrington; at Chesit'rtield Court House, uinler the direction of J)r. T. K. Powo, W. L. T. Prince, E. J. addill au'i A Mc(.iu«-eii; at D.iv'.ington Court House, under tiie direction of J D. " I>r. Thos. Smith, 'V (^. Rruce, T A. l):irgan aii l Ivlgar (.'harlps; at Charleston, .s, under the direction of Ur. S. H Dicksoti. Rov P. N. Lynch, K. L. .\ lani> and Joshu.a La.’ irus, and kept open until ordered to be closed by the Coiiimissioners. >rJered that this notice be publishcil in the North Carolina .\rgus. until the 1st day of July, 1S.'>7, with the reijuest that tne Fayetteville (Observer, North Caro linian, Cheraw Ciazette, Pee Deo Herald, Charleston . .Mercury, and (.’harleston Courier, copy up to that date. I S. C BRl'('E, Chairman. Jon.N Morkisox, Secretary. April 27, is.',7. ‘ tl-ilJ i 8 i: I. KC I' .M .Al.i: St IIOOb , AT OXFOlill, .\. I'. ' f B^HIS School, which hitherto lias enjoyed a high ■j M deuree of prosperity iinder the conduct of J. H. Horner. A. M,. liv whom it was originally established, will be re-opened on the l'»ih of July, jind arranged to prepare boys for ;idvance 1 clas-te-' in the Cniversity. For this purpose, Prof. A. i. Rrown, whose reputa tion is well known as a Tea''hcr of the .\noient ('lassies during the bi-it thirteen years at (,’hapel Hill, r^ill lie assi'fiHte I with the present Princip il. and Rev. F .1. H'irner will continue to be an iissistant Instructor, ; Tt;e Sch' thus .‘ri;ani/.e 1. is designed to be I permanent and of the highest sjradf. .\s it is divided I into a fevN c!a>ses pursuing a regular course of studies, : C"Usidera! le time will lie 'lev iti'd t ; examination and i lecture upon the subject of every lesson by each iu- I structor in hi' own departmpnt. Importaitt a ivanta^es have been secured by the es tablishment of a Liti-r iry .ocie:y, with its lilirary, and ] an etlicient system of discipline, in whiidi especial at- i tentiou is given to the habits and deportment of the I y"ung men, v.nin not enga-r-' 1 in the immediate duties ! of the .■'ohool. Its li'catioii is very eligible, the climate of Oxforil is ^ excellent, and the ci.'tnmoJiuus building lately erected, i stands on an eminence in a beautiful grove, beyond the j corporate limits of the town and near the residence of the Principal and other private familie-, who will ac- ! cominod’ite the StHdent-; with board. I Two terms of twenty weeks each, coinciding with ' those of the University, comjiose the scholastic year, ! anti the priue of b'.ird and tuition is ninety dollars a ; term. j Applications should be made as early as practicable, ' accompanied in every instance with a statement of the • aee and j'roficiency of the applicant, i \\pril -.14, lJr.7 . ’ _’-:15Jy HOUSE. FAVKTTKVILLK, i\. V. irvi‘u a ft'u' Doors Nurih of flit' MurL'rt House. IHK Subscriber liesires through thi« medium to acknowledge the liberal patronage bestowed upon his House the fiast year—and Hs lie has just erected New Stables and arrijige ,shf>d convenient to the House and to water he takes jdeasure in saying to his patrons and the public generally, that he is still prepared to acconi /ipm P R P E C! T U « OF THE NORTH (CAROLINA PRESBYTEKIAX. /jSlIfE IVesbyterian Church in North (,'arolina has * long labored under a serious disadvantage from the want of a journal to advocate her claims and rep- lesent her interests. It is estimated that only lUiK) Presbyterian Weeklie’s are taken in the hounds of our (hree I’resbyteries. AVe have i:i,00(.> C'omniunieaiits and it is safe to infer that there are -iO.OttO Presbyte rians in principle in the State. Our Synod stands filth in the Union in point of numbers, and her mem bership is greater Book Af>( ' II ^ H E .Subscriber nio.liite tlip... T. W1. . V■■ 1 ’J^rsnip IS greater than that of any Synod South or resn^f. 1 permanent board, and w^st of Pennsylvania. Our si.ster States on the North c.pecttnlly solicits a continuance of the liberal patron- i an,I npitl.Ar nf .n u-gvi Heretofore received. Every exeition on his part shall be used to render tliem comfortable during their sojourn with him. His table is always supplied with the bfst the market atl'ords. March 185;: P. SHEMWELL. 8tj-tf and South, neitiier of which has a membersliip so ' large as ours, publish the Central, and the Southern ; Presbyterian, for tJie benetit of their people. The time has come when the Presbyterian Church in North Carolina should likewise do her duty to her children. ; It is u conceded and important fact, that hundreds of I our meiijliers will take a State paper who will take no otKer. The Paper is needed to be the organ of our I Synod and Presbyteries—to elevate and enlighten the I piety of our membership by diffusing evangelical : knowledge—to promote the cause of Education—to : develope the talents of our Ministry, and to strength- ' en the attachment of our people to the soil and sanc- I tuaries of their own State. large the accommodation by the addition of • I/'our Church in other States, and other Churches • • ■ ■ Room on the lower floor, and suite I" “|«“bers with a Re- ’ ligious journal, why may not we.’ .\re North Caro having taken the(Jeneral .Agency for getting subsci ibers to and delivering Ha.vks's History oi North (,'arolina, now in process of ptiblica- tinn by .Messrs, E. .1. Hale Son d' Fayetteville, is desirous of entering into an engagement with one or I more active, intelligent and relialile persons in each I of the Judicial Circuits, to canvass their respective , parts of the State, or p.-irticular countie.s, tlioi-onghly. I Immediate ai>plicatioii is desired, ;is sample copies ol i the first volume will will be ready in a few d.iys. j Undoubted testimonials as to character must ac- I conipanv e.-ich application. \ddresi 11. W. HORN. Fayetteville, Dec. !♦, IB.')!) '>4- HOOK lilXDERY. W. HAKDIE has resumed the Book Uinding Husiness, over the Tailor Shop of Clark & Woodward, where he will receive and execute binding in any style desired. ■August 1- 27-tf llOIUilN HOl'SK! POWERS TROV, Propriktors. ^jjlHlE Proprietors of this Establishment ■- announce to the public, thj^t owing to the constantly increasing patronage extend ed to them, they have been induced to en- an e.xtensive Dinin ot Rooms on the second floor; thus enabling them to accommodate all who may favor them with a call. .And they pledge themselves to an increased exertion to give satisfaction to their patrons. Spacious Stables attached and careful (Jstlcrs in at tendance. riie eligible location of the Establishment, with the experience of t lie Proprietors in providing for the com fort ot their patrons, they hope will secure to them a liberal share of the travel. Ihe Western ,an>l Southern Stages arrive at and de part from this House. Carriages in attendance on arrival and departure of Steam Boats, for the accommodation of passengers. Horses and Carriage-i furnished at any notice for car- ryijig travellers to anv part of the adjacent country. J. W. POWERS.’ W. C. TROY. Fayetteville, May 12, 185ii. :itf Xe^ro Clothing. KERSEVS, HATS, SilOES, receiving. J. i T. WADDILL. November 17, 1850. ')7tr Now FOR niN PLATE, L Sheet Iron, Iron Wire, Zinc, and Tin patterns. 1 VAM ViU.E PROPERTY rojK OFFER for sale, my L.ANDS in the Town of Fay etteville, about l:?U Acres, known as the MUMFORD SWAMP. •About St) .Acres of it is tine .Meadow Land, as the Crop now on it will show. .Mso, the Valiial>l«‘ Bri(‘k Ktoro aiil I.ot near the M.irket Siuare, occupied by Mr. Jolm .A. I'einlierfon. A Large and Valuabh» Lot, fronting on Donaldson, Maxwell and Mumford Streets, known as the Hotel Garden Lot,—couiil be divided into several Building Lots—very near'.he new Female High School Buildings. Also, the Stable Lot twJjoining, fronting on Mumford Street. Several DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on Winslov .and Mumford Streets. All this propertj’ can now be purchased on favora ble terms, and a large part can remain on Bond and Mortgage if desired. THO. J. CURTIS. Oct. 10, 1843-tf T iiioods. reoeiveil into St*'re Ih - r \\ liSkev in plac \*w ■^HF. undersigned hav cent purchases of CiJ o o us, Embracing a iatge and general stock of i;ro€M‘ri€*N llaiMlwarr Rm r ^l.■lv 4, 1^')7. MITCHELL. 5tf thev will sell on their usual accommodating G. W. WILLIAMS i: CO. 87tf >1. FAl'J.K Which terms. March 4, 18o lias just r(‘ceiv(‘(l a larLTO and a«sortiiient of B'M>r.'' and .•'HoES; ;nc3' a«sortiiient of 15M)i.'s an Lndif'' tja'itcr-. Sarin .lud Col' red; I.adit ■■ t! !i'- I>\NCIVG SH"E.S -f :i ii w and beiiutiful i" nu 1 (>vf'ry style of .‘irticic in his line. H' - =t. i.k i‘ choice an 1 oarefully ge'.ected by h'.m- •iiid l.uv=-rs will liioi it t ■ their intc—.-st t> call r‘- purcht'iii.; c. ewhere. (,’orner *f Gillespie T a half Mills, niE 1 Fr-, :ij -trc! t- l-o7. It: 2,800 Acros of Land I'OR SAM-:. Subscribers otter for sale tiie above Tr.a t ot Land, lying on .\ud(Tson's ('rei k. about two ai.d miles Vn.m lower Litr'>' River, near Elliot’s inclu liner about • >ne Hundred .Acre-; of good ■ , which can be esi'ily drained. This Land Is ivilv timbered, and a larcc porti ju level and lior .jua.ity ‘'f Pine Land foi .SiX(lNl) 'i'UIVt; s !'()( K. S'l'AmJ A. \VII.IJA.>!S il A\'K : "W in Sr- r^ \iILE tWoDS. 0-1 !• Tra 1>‘ vei v • !.r.-,iript pav'tl},' >; ST,\I!R \pr;; -1. l^^7. ■ lie;v wlii'h 1,« f ■ I • uver- ,-..:id Stock of SKA.'^oN- thfV will otfer tf" tlie cash. ‘>r OL tli*^ usual Swamp very *i- _ _ . f su,.trior ijua.itv of I'itie Land for u’.tivation. A- o, a (. ircular STEAM SAW-MIIL, in complete orler and well adapted to sawini; plank r .a l and rail road timbers. Also, Twu well-broke M( LE.'' .A!;, or anv portion of which, will be sold low and on time. Thi parceN to jui* Aj iil b, I"' L ind will be sold either in a body or in SMITH ELL1(»T. •.*7-tf isr>; J M. WILLIAMS. •Jtf IDLOR-TVi’hN l\ll UlBlUITVl'llS. I beautiful and well selected I IHE Subscrito r has taken the R-'otti,s former.y iipie I I'v Mr Nott, over Beasley .v Houston’s i '•■w.'rv .■'tore, where he will be hap[iy to wait on -*• wio, wish n good likeness of themselves or •nJs. {■ [ wouM rff 'ihi.' >/ *ali Httentiwii ot pul.lic to the COI.OIl-TVIT, which in , . ; '.f beauty far surpass*!s liiiy thing in the shape ' . 1) iguerreotvpe or Photograph, und is but little .'‘••r .r, ii not ’fully equal to the finest miniature ; • II’ ng 'III ivory, which it very much resembles. 1'; • taken in . Imidy weather as well as fair. xt r-i’I*/' 4m0049 latest tyies Em Bon- M. .M. FERtJUSON. 1 tf F yet:«% ''' . .\pril 'tl, 18-’)7. 8300 RI-:WARD. U^J^ANAWAY from the subscriber, on the loth of December, IS.')2, a negro boy named DENNIS. 'J h ly was about twenty-one yoars of age when he | ■’t, a.id weighed about 1 lU or loO pounds. He is j lark ''ompiected, roun'l faced, full jawcl. slightly bow- , • gged, r')U!i'l shonl'lere'i, leans forward when be ; •'alk«j an'l is \cry intellig‘nt He ba'i a scar on the i iiisi'le of one thi;;li, ciiu^tol by a wound received in a ' tall from a tree. 1 have ieasDii to believe tliat he has j been in the counties of .lohn^tou, Harnett, Cumber | III.I and Blauen, and in the town^ of Averasboro’ and ; Fayetteville, where he passed f.jr a free man, unler the assumed names of Joseph Jacobs, John 0. Wil- .anis an'l William Caldwell, and at times followcl the v;cupation of a ditcher. I have also been informed ttiut he left Raleigh iu a buggy with an Irishman, ■,'robablv under a promise of being taken to a free Statf I wid pay a reward of ;*;100 for his apprehension 'Tii ileliv(-ry to me, or for his confineinent in any jail I 'hat I get him, if taken within this State; !?-(>0 if ' ikeii out of the .State; and also ^jilDU foi' proof sut- ''-ieiit to convict any wfiite person wi'h having har- ii 'l liini, whether in or out of this State. W. 0. STRICKLAND. Ruleigh, May o, 1857. ii-8m A \ ALUAHEE LA W HOOK. A DDISON on Contracts, with Notes and References 1* to American cases, by Edward Ingersoll. 1 large • d. 1200 pages. Judge W'ooilward, of the Supreme Court ot Pennsyl- 'ttnia. Hays that “tliis is the Vieat book on the subject, 5 ‘•ver had in my hands.” For sale by E. J. HALE & SON. April 20. Spring' Trad \l F. PE.MU'E NOW RECEIVING Stock of Spriti^^ and Sutnmrr Cc'mpi i?-ing a gernTal /issortinent "t all the of Ladies’ Dresi^ Go.|,l«. Lace and Silk Mantlef broideries of every description, (’rape Shawls, nets. Ribbons, Gloves, i>elts. Hosiery, iScc. —ALSO— White and colored Linen Drilling. English and French Drap 'i’Ete, Bleached an'l brown Shirtings and Sheetings, Irish l>inens. Linen Table (Moths, Towelings aii'l Napkins. Leghorn. Panama, Cassimere and Moleskin Hats, Umbrellas and Parasols, Boots, Shoes, and K Vj a D V - M a 1) K (' 1 jOT H 1N 0. All of which will be sold low for ( iSH, or on the usual time to punctual cn.stomers, either at Wholesale or Retail All persons (and particularly the Ladies) are respectfully requested to give me a call before making their selections. ^ PK\RCE Fayefteville, (H> y March 12, JAMES KYLi'i JS now receiving his SPRIN*! DRY GOODS, tiafs^ Boots and Shoes^ BOi/riNG CLOTHS, vVc., All of which, bein;r purchaseil by the case, will fered by Wholesale or Retail at LOW PRICES. RoiiER r I). c;reen, I LATE OREEN & WEAR,) WATCH-MAKERS, JEWELLERS, &c., FAYETTEVTLLK, N. 0. KD. G. beg? to return his sincere thanks to the • public for the kind patronage so liberally be stowed upon the late Firm, and informs them he has bought the interest of J. S. Wear, and will continue ' the business in all its branches at the old stand, under ■ his entire superintendence. N. B All Watches left with him for repair will be taken iipart in the presence of the owners, and the necessary repairs pointed out to them and a written i contract given for the same, which work will be war- ] ranteil for two years. I On hand an'l for sale now, the most varied and ! choice selection of CLOCKS and othe>' 'time pieces tha* has ever >;een offered to the public ir North Caro lina. which he will sell at New York prices, and also w.\Ru.\NT for two years, i .All debts lue to and by the late tirm will be paid and received by R. D. GREEN. August 2o, iS'jt). 34-tf (). IfOLSTOX WOULD inform his friends and former customers that he m,ay be found 2 doors below the Cape Fear Bank, and d doors above his old stand south side Person Street, where he intends to keep on hand. Harness, Saddles. Bridles, Whips, Collars. and every thing belonging to his trade. He respectfully invites his friends from the country to call and examine : his bto'.k before purchasing. ^ ! He will attend t> Repairing of Harness and Saddles punctually, and his charges shall be moderate. He ' would request all indebted to the firm of HOUSTON & OVERBY to settle with W. Overby or himself, as they are compelled to settle the firm’s debts. August 27, 1850. 34tf EOR SAI.E. i • it Krduced Prices^ for r on SMtORT Tf.WJB, 250 nHlllUil:S, ltMOl'(IIE!i. Rockaways and Buggies OF EVERY DESVRirriON, 1&3 ' which «re finished, and the balance being I J.?*. finished daily. Among which are many New ! and Beautiful styles, and one VERY FINE CARRIAGE. Some of them very light, and all made in the best manner and of the best materials. My facilities for doing Carriage work are GREATER than any establish ment Sotith, and 1 can afford and am determined to sell work of the BEST QUALITY as low as it can be built for by any one. Jl^r Those who arcs indebted to me will please nay up, as my business requires my out-standing debts ‘ , 4 A xf-T.--L'rrtT I vr ! lina Presbyterians inferior in talent, energy and I patriotism to their neighbors on the North or South, or to Christians of other denominations at hotne? : With the same or better opportunities of accompUsh- I ing this work, shall we leave it undone? In the lan guage of one of our most jible and useful Ministers, an adoptetl son of our State, “It ought to have been undertaken 20 years ago, but it is not too late to be gin to do right.” j In the last two or three months, a fund of about !j>5000 has been subscribed as a permanent capital. •At a meeting of the contributors, held at Qreensbo- rough on the 14th of May, Rev. A. Baker, Chairman, —the Paper was unanimously located at Fayetteville, ; : under the namo and title of the Noktii Cakolin.\ j Pkksbytkkiax. Rev. Wm. N. Mebane and Rev. George MeNeill were elected Editors: Rev. Messrs. | George McNeill, Wm. N. Mebane, A. Baker, and C. ! H Wiley, and Messrs. George McNeill, Sr., John H. Cook and David Murphy were appointed an Executive : ■ Committee, to establish the Paper and manage its I business aS’airs. i j It is our wish and design to make the North (’.\ko- ! , Phesbytkri.an a journal of the first class, equal ' to the best in the country in typographical appear- ; ance and in aiaptation to the wants of our Churches. I Its columns will afi'ord the latest intelligence, both | foreign and domestic, and special care will be taken ; ! to give a full and accurate summary of State uews. 1 ; The name of the Paper is designed to be an exponent | of its character and contents. From conviction, it \ ■ will advocate the conservative, orthodox, Old School i doctrines and order of the Church. i Our first appeal is to our own people—to N. C. ! Presbyterians. Whilst we rely confidently upon their | favor, we trust that the native sons of North Carolina i , wno have found homes in other States, and the adopt- j both ! eil citizens of our State who form so important an | ' element in our .Ministry and membership, will take a , deep interest in this enterprise and give it their ■ hearty support. j Terms: C2 per annum in advance, or on delivery i of the first number; •>2 50 iu six months; at the i end of the year. To clubs of 25 or more, paying in | advance and when the I’aper is sent to one address, a discount of 10 per cent, will be allowed. Our Minis- | ters and Elders are earnestly desired to act as Agent.s, j and all others friendly to the cause will please assis- | in procuring as many subscribers as possible, and for- | ward the names, Auffuat lif, to this Oflice. \s . soon as 1500 subscribers are obtained, the first num- ber will be issued. If a faithful and vigorous effort is niale in the next two months by those who take a | lively interest in this work, we will, without doubt, j be able to begin the publication at the end of tliat , time with a paying subscription list of at least 3000. Address, Editors of the North Carolina Presby terian, Fayetteville, N. C. j Fayetteville, May 20, 1857. 12- ; Sept. 24. SALE. Ware aii'l Stoves of various By C. w. ANDREWS, Market S4uart- 42- FOR SAIiE. 1WISH to sell my Pl.AliTATIO.^ on the West side of Cape Fear, 2 miles below Fayetteville 1 would sell 500 acres or more; i» con.sists of River Swamp and Saud Hill Land. .Al.so my House and Lot on Ramsey Street. One Lot corner Dick and Person St’-eow One House and Lot corner of Frinl-' Orange Street. 10 Shares (^ipe Fear Bank Stock. 12 Shares Plank Road Stock. M \ Fayetteville, Dec'r 1, iSoti. .Aliev and LEARY 01 tf NEGROES W AN'FEI). fMlHfc undersigned will pay the highest cash pi-tce for Y()UNG NEGR(JES. f.etters addressed to either of us at Laurinburgli, "ieliuiond county, will have prompt attention D C. McINTVRE. DANIEL M. McLAURIN. Laurinburgh, Dec. 2tJ. I''Vi CKtf Pale and Amber Ale in I?l>ls. aiui Bbls. c. T. HAK;H SONS. Dec’r 15, 1850. 05tf guaxoes. BAGS PERUVIAN; 327 do. COLUMBIAN. Not only has the cost of using these Guanoes iu connexion been very muc'a diminished, f»ut experi ments have provo'l that the phosphate, so much want ing in the Perr.vian. not only increases the yield, but conibii'ed with the Columbian makes the crop much more certain. For vale by D. A W. McLAURIN. Nov. *1, ibV>*i. r)4tf Fiirtlier Supplier et Book«». »'g^HE AMERICAN CITIZEN, by Bishop Hopkins; I Praed’s Poetical Works; Milledalcia, from Notes and ijueries; Mackey's Lexicon of Free-Mason- ry; Dictionary of Poetical l^uotations; Mitchell’s Travellers’ Guide; Questions to Jacobus’ Notes; Medi- C!il iiooks; School Bonks, Ac. E. J. HALE & SON. May 2, 1.^'.7. il jT' E T\ S IRA N C E. rjH^HE Uiidersigneil has been appointed .Agent of the North Carolina Mutual Lite Insurance Com pany. Every member for life participates in the pro- ti:- ol' the Company; and the annual premium for I'if meml)ership, where it amounts to !j*o0 or more, Mia> be paid one-half in cash, and the other half in a note at 12 months. Debtors' lives may be insured by creditors. A man may insure his own life for the exclusive benetit of his fauiily The lives of slaves may be in.sured. This system is rapidly growing into favor, all over the civilized world It is one by which a family, for a small sum annually, may be provided for, after the death of its head, on whose exertions they may have been ilependent for a support. It is a good investmen) of money, even if one should live long after taking out a Life Policy. Explanatory pamphlets, and the necessary Blanks, furnished on application. E. J. HALE. l^^lre Insurance* fllHE ..ETN.A Insurance Company of Hartford, have C. iug paiil the tax imposoKl by the Revenue La|[ 1 of the lale Lecrislature, will continue its Agency in ■ l-’ayetteville, nii'ler the management of the unlersign- eil, who is prefiarcd to issue Policies of Insurance on : Buildings or Goods, either in this Town or in any part of the State, on proper application, de.scription of the Properly, &c. : The -ETNA COMP.ANY has been in operation about ! 30 years. Its capital is !^500,000. The Hon. Thos- j K. Brace was its first President, and he still holds that I ofiice; and several of its lir.st Directors are still active I and eflicient luembcrs of the Board. It has at all time, I sustained the highest character for the prudence of I its management, anl for the liberality with which it ! has ever adjusted it.s lo.sses. ' E. J. H.ALE, Agent ! C.\.\'T\V'1;LL’.s .N. C. JUSTICE. I Swaini’s Justice Revised, and adapted to tint New Revised Code. : r’lllilS work, invaluable to Magistrates, Ofiicers, %nd j JL all who have occasion to know the Law, and to ‘ use the Forms under it, is very much enla^ged.^ Price $:> 50. For sale by i August 185(>. E. J. HALE & SON. w I'H^HE nn'lersi;iiu'. M. old fn'endri m i at the Store of C. E. see them. Fayetteville. N. (' CARD. would respectfully inform his ■ oisfomers that he can be found I.e -te, where he will be glad to J R. MCDONALD. Jan’y 8, 18')7. 72-tf OX 1300 COXSIGXMEXT, BUS. CORN. KX)0 Sacks Salt, . 20 Bbls. Mulletts, (Oak,) To arrive aud for sale. W. P. ELLIOTT. Oct. 22. r,0-tf 31 •f. WITH D. DEVLIX & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Kle^niit Keady-iiiadc Clothing, Nos. 258, and ‘260 Broadway, NEW YORK. May 25, 1857. ll-3m SAI.E OE SLAVE BelODi;in^ to (he Estate of Jno. McNeill, iSr. HY virtue of a decree of the County Court of Har nett. 1 shall sell at auction, to the highest bid der, at the Court House in Toomer. at 12 o’clock M,. on Thursday the 2d day of July next, on a credit of (3 f mouths, a Slave named PETER, belonging to the Es- ' tate of John McNeill, Sr., deceased, aged some 4ft I years or thereabouts. Upon the purchaser giving boud with approved , security, the Slave will be delivered, with a bill of .sale. J- W’ORTH, Adm’r. June 10. It)-t8 A TIRPEX nXE GOOD lot for sale, by AXES. J. .S: T. WADDILL. Also a prime new two-horse Wagon, with iron axles Feb’y 1, 1857. 79tf PEIU'VIAX Oct. 22, 1855. Gl.VNO, t(^r sale hv C. T. HAIGH & SONS.* 50tf More New Goods. f SlHE subscriber is receiving his F.ALL AND W'lN- 1 TER STOCK, consisting of almost every thing in the way of GROCERIES, itar€lirt€i'C nnd —ALSO-- iioots and v^lioes, Sadtllery, Fish, Scc., Any of which he will sell cheap for Cash, barter for j Produce, or on short time. Store recently occupied j by Troy & Marsh, near the Dobbin House. Oct. 16, 1866. W. I. GOLDSTON. 48tf T' to be collected Feb. 3, 1855 A. A. McKETHAN. 72-tf and SUM.MER fiup- w will be of- fere March 21, 1857. •J2tf W'OOI. ROLI.S. OOL carded with dispatch at Blount’s Creek Factory. SHEETINGS, Osnaburgs. Cotton Yarn, and Wool Rolls, for sale by J une 1854. GEO. McNElLL. 7-tf XOTICE. WE hereby forbid any person from trespassing on any of our Latids known as the Kingsbury Lands, and we particularly forbid persons from chip ping and tending the Turpentine Boxes. Wc will en force the law in every instance of a trespass. J. ,& T. WADDILL. March ii, 1857. OLD RYE WIIISKEV. TIHE Subscriber is tne only authorised agent in Fayetteville for the sale of the Hon. R. C. Pur- year’s Celebrated ttW'E n^MMMSKML, W . He will be supplied with this superior Whiskey to meet the demand. W. DRAUGHON. Fajetteville, March 20. 90-tf BISHOP llllEi\SCROFT’!i WORKS. f H^HE 2d edition, ^with hundreds of typographical JL errors of the old edition corrected,) is published for the benefit of the .Missionary cause of the Episco pal Church iu North Carolina. The price of the 2 vols. ia, in cloth binding, in sheep !j>4 50. Orders, accompanied in every instance by cash, may be ad dressed to E. J. HALii il* tsON. Fayetteville, May 8, 1850. Xarrative of the Expedition of an American Squadron to the China Seas and Japan, bj Cora. Perry, U. S. Navy, with numerous illustrations, edited by Rev. Dr. F. L. Hawks. Also, further supplies of Mrs. Hentz’s Novels; MiBS Murray’s Travels through the U. S.; Mitchell’s Tra veller’s Guide; Steel Pens, ^c. , E. J. UALE 4- SON. XO HUMBUG! HE subscriber is now prepared to fill all orders for Superior Water Burkets, He manufactures North Carolina material—he em ploys North Carolina capital anil labor,—and he solicits North Carolina patronage. By giving him a trial, and by comparing his with Northern prices, he hopes to be able to make a favorable showing. .A TRI.AL is what he wants. Messrs. W^ORTII UTLEY of this place are Agents for the sale of the above Buckets. 0. H. MAKEPEACE. Fayetteville, Feb’y 17, 1857. 82-y .^priii^ ^^tockf 18*17. E. P. MOORE, Wholesale llrorer and rommissioii Merfliant. Has just received in Store, ‘215 Barrels Whiskey and Brandy. 8.5 “ and hhds. of Sugar, a.s.s’td. 75 Sacks Rio Coffee, “ 200 “ Salt. 50 Boxes Soda Biscuit. Candies, Soaps, Candles, Snuff, Cigars, &e. &c. All of which will be sold on liberal terms. March 10, 1857. 89tf J. W. BAKER Is now receiving from the North the largest, finest, aud most carot’ully se lected stock of i’lK\ITI Ki: 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 painted cottage bed-room Furniture in setts; curled hair and shwck, and cotton Mattresses; Looking Glasses; Willow Wagons and Cradles; Side Boanls: Bureaus; Secretaries anl Book-Cases; What- Nots; Tables, all sorts; Wash Stands; Candle Stands; W’ardrobes; Picture Frames and (Jlass: Window Shades; Cornices; Curtain Bands; Sofas in Mahogany ami \Valnut; Tete a Tetes; Ottomans; Divans and Stools; Chairs of every variety. Fine Rosewood Pianos, one with .i^iolian At tachment; Rosewood Melodians, from the bet manufac tories in New Y**r'ic aud Boston, warranted as good as any made in the country, and will be sold at N. York prices—freight only added. November 2. tot FOR 4DAMANTINE and TALLOW CANDLES; fine und common TOBACCO; and almost anything in the Gr#cery line. Cheap as the clieapesti G. W. I. GOLDSTON. Jan’y 27, 1867. 77- XEW SUPPLY OF STAT10XERV-. [7" E are just receiving further supplies of .S T.1 Tia.VE H 1', Embracing Letter. Bath Post, Note and Cap Papers, in great variety; Engli.sh and French Envelopes, white aud colored; Tissue Paper, (lillott’s and Perry’s Steel Pens, Pen Holders, Red Ink Pens, Ebony Rulers, Ivory and Boxwood Pocket Rulers, Slathematical In struments in cases. Hand Clips, Pink Tape, Quills, Pen Racks, White Rubber, Sand Boxes, ^c.; Banker’s Cases, Pocket Memorandums and Pocket Books; Yan kee and French Pencil Sharpeners; Cloth Stretchers, for marking with indelible ink; Rodgers' Pen Knives; Portfolios; Maynard Ai Noyes and Davids’ Inks, 4'C. \ A-so. 1 Case superior English SLATES, assorted sizes, i E. J. HALE & SON. .Maj’ 2, 1857. ! XEW HOOKS. ILLEDULCIA; trom “Notes and (jueries;” The Elei'hant Club, by Doesticks; Past .Meridian, by Mis. Sigourney; The Rifle, .\xe and Saddle-Bags, by Milburn: “Christmas Stories.” .lUVENlLES: The Aimwell Stories, consisting of the “Whistler, or the Manly Boy;” Ella, or Turning over a New Leaf; Oscar, or the Boy who had his own way: The Indian Fairy Book; Abbott’s Stories about (Jommon Things. .Also, further supplies of Hume aud Macaulev s Histories of England; School Books, &c. E J. HALE & SON. Jan'y 17, 1857. XEW BOOKS. Com. Perry’s Japan Expedition, illustrated. (,’ollier & Jewett’s Edition of the Original Text of Shakspeare’s Plays Restored. Farmingdale; The Lion of Flanders, or the Battle of the Golden Spurs; The ('urse of the Village, iSc.; Kitto’s Daily Bible llFustrations; Kitto’s Popular Cy clopedia of Biblical Literature; Barnes’ Notes on the Books of Job and Revelations; Half Hours with the best Authors,—Knight’s London Edition, 2 vols.; Half Hours with the best Poets. Revolutions in Europe, dowQ to 1849. Webster’s University aud Family Pronouncing Dic’y Juvenile and School Books, Stationary, Just rec’il by E. J. H.ALE ^ SON. Nov 17 Rocolloctioiis ofa Life Time, or Men anil Things I fiave seen, by S. G. Goodrich, Author of Peter Parley’s Tales; Paul Fane, by N. P. Willis; Let ters of Lady Montagu. Edited by Mrs. S. J. Hale; The Humors of Falconbridge, illustrated; The Adven tures of Gerard, the Lion Hunter. Also, further suiiplies of the Lion of Flander.s; The Curse of the Village; Ernest Linwood; The Rival Beauties; The Wife’s Trials; The Torch Light; Romance of the Harem; The Old Vicarage; Mrs. Lee ilentz’s Novels, 50 cts. a vol., .see. The .Miscellaneous Works of Edgar A. Poe: Irving’s Life of Washington; Ban croft’s U. S.; Hume and .Macaulay’s Histories of Eng land: Scott’s Infantry Tactics, ic. &c. Dec’r 11, 1850. E. J. HALE & SON. I). W. C. BEXBOW, I). I). S., Gradusit> of the BHitiiiioro of DENT.U SURIiERV. FFICE hours from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. “ “ “ ^5 P. M. to 5 P. M. DR BENBOW may be found at his suite of Rooms near the Market, where all who are in neeil of the services of a Dentist are respecfuily- invited to call. All operations performed upon the latest and most approved plans To those iu need of Teelh^ he would simply say that he is behind in no improvement. He inserts from one to an entire set upon fine Gold or Platina plate, which he guarantees to be equally as serviceable as the natural organs. He spends nine months of each year in this place, (from 1st of October to the 1st of July.) Oct. 20, 1850. 49-tf The subscribers will piircliase Spirits Turpentine, or make advances on consignments to their friends in '♦Vilmington, or New Yor’ic. C. T. HAIGH 4- SONS. Aprils, 1855 OOfT WHEAT WaXTEI). 1WANT to purchase u,(X)0 Bushels Wheat. JAS. G. COOK. June 25, 1850 16-tf 1 I L K TllER SUfl'LV t>F ItOOKS. IHE American Almanac for 1857; Kane’s Arctic Exploration; Draper’s Physiology: The Private (jorrespondence of Daniel Webster; The American Sportsman, by Lewis, illustrated; .A New Life o*" Sumriierfield, by Willet; (rount lingo, the .Miser, im:., by the same author; The Torch Light; Tuck’s Selections for .Sabbath Reading; Brown’s BibU Dictionary; The .American Debater; Upham’s Mental Phil osophy; .Alexander’s .Moral Science; 4'C. E J. HALE \ SON. iind vv inter Goods. J. A' T. n^addilt, HAY STREET, 4 RE new receiving their Fall and Winter GOODS consisting of a large and well selected stock of .MOLASSES. HHD3. just received and for sale by ^\W JAS. G. COOK. 27. 61- Groceri(;s, Hardware, Cutlery, Blacksinitlu^ Tur pentine Tools, Affriciiltural Im plements, IJoots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Saddlery and Lea ther, Heavy articles in the Drug line. Ready-made Clo thing, and Staple Dry (^oo(!« This Stock we are prepared to Job or Retail. Fayetteville, Oct 24, 4-ltf We ask the Planters and Turpentine men to ex amine oar Kerseys, Segro Blankets, Hats aud Shoes.