S R WI1-W B K K L Y.
VOL. VII.]
FAVKTTKVILLR, X. C., ()('roiii'.K 1, l^^)7
[NO. 047.]
v,vi Mi'xnws \sn thursi>ays.
’ U Ai.li J. H U,H it S(t\.
•IMT'HIS and I’KOPIII 1;T'US.
■ - Woekl v >i>'KRVKU ^.‘5 (K> if p!»id in i
■ ■ '• ] I'.i 'Ituinp: th*‘ yenr t«f siH'scriji- i
1 S i I ' > >';i r ha-. ox]'ireii
i’ O'* per •mnuin, if (I'litl in ’
_ it 1 . » .'.m lit' the y.'ur of siibsi rip- :
_'ii 'Utt r tli‘ yt“:ir h:is expir^fii. j
' Tl.'ll>i I'N I'-'' fcr sixty cfiits peri
• !;i. •: f.ir the tirst. aii'i ttiirty for fdoh j
.I 'li Y*‘;irly •nlvortist.-meius sjio
•r, t', :it re:isoii;il)le r:itt H. Ailvertisi-i s >uv
I : i'l' th«‘ huiiiIht of iii^iTtioiis (losireii, or
, itiiuu-'l till forln.i. iiml cli:iriroii acconi-
.. :.ts t ■ bo ins. rtoil ■■'U'/f. charged ')0 per
I
KNIVES and FORKS.
VOHY hiiinlle I\niv(>s. with nii.i without Fork‘d;
Kiiives with two pron>t Stoi‘1 Koii;a, :it I 1 !(•
p* r Set .Vise, h complete stock of other .|u:i!itiefl.
For ,ule at the (’rockery Store ;it verv low price?*.
W. N. flLLlNCllAST
IH-Tiw
n:0. ALDj'liM AN,
Mnspector o/‘
WII.MINC, TON, N r..
^OLlt'l l'S p'\ti .'II i:Zf. I’l wuipt .ittouti oi ■!
New and Cheap Goods!
jA\n:s kVLi:
•si-i'iving a l:irjic and jieneral supply of Dry
■ . Htiii'nsr whii-h are splendid l>re.^s Goods,
■ irticle in the l>ry (i > ids lino. .Vll of which,
■■" 'I'O 1 by the p lokaze. will be oft'ereil by
)• ret at rt sinnH iidvaneo for cash or on
['Uiu-tUHl i'Ustotn‘'rs i
. -ri .:ac. ."ept'r -Ifl-tf i
CHINA
; A sr.TS -new shupes—Gilt, Painted and I’lain.
it > t ti l>fvi/c,Ui d VASK5, ups an I
r= m 1 "th.-r !:u.'’y '’hiii;v. the most beautifu;
X \ T set”.; herv. Al« >, a variety of other Fan-'v
- -iirraltle t'lr pre^ 'tifs. at in-derate prices.
GLASS,
M ulded an i Fiiiir.; ^ :u - bta\i.:fa! new patterns
’ I't' -f.d I'uniblers,
EARTHEN WARE.
,:e V>: ; .^i.d L' i'(ue i^iae; H i Tomato
:e; !' tii;er. Teiai.i Xoi.et V'aie .'oiumou k\ar.-3
■ : V d‘, • oripti.in.
- - ■ bv W. N riLLINGH \ST.
t ; ' r . 1 ^‘l7. -Iti-tjw
- ( \S1''US 5 Jo i;it'erns;)
ii K1 ;* ( t (I‘■i.at » s ;
aid e "^t'.cks: S’iUtfers and
m;. s: t'up>i; Si oons; French
Fotks; I.adles and Butter-
Kiives, 8 and 1- c* plat*-;
Dt-ssert KLivefi; Pie Ki.ive-;
vVc All of which were '
lii.ui:ht froru the >nauujiictu-
utrh and will be
;'ti'ered st less profit than I
. M is -ire usually sol 1.
Planished Tin
. r t; t'- tl'ee I’nts: L'rns: l>ikrgins: and Filters;
• r >:ews: .'rteak-lMshes: Plate and Dish Covers;
I k> atid i.-ther u>eful articles. Tea Trays and
:t', ;-.iue beautiful, in 8tts.
Miriifinnia
V tmi I OFFKli I'dTS; Spoons the best:) Candle-
ri' L:lmp^; Pitchers, .kc.
■; -r. .-k .f liASKtlTS
'ii|.eri"r quaiity; every size, troni a Shaving Glass
iTL'f Par; r .Mirr'irs. Tin I’hamber Sets; common
V Tin Ware Wood Ware.
: . Tt. I Lave a corai*!ete stock of articles ia my
. «... ■}» are usually wanted here, ai d need now
' ivcr?. ■ W N. TILLINGH AST.
'■. ;'r 'l'>, 1 '•■37. -Jti tJw
.'IV'ir Stork of
r.ooivs AM) srA rioNERV.
F. ;ro I
i!... k:
• , fit'
^t'liool, and .Tlis-
-■ ' ' T with a iar^Tf and varied Stock of BL.\NK
■ P.'.PKli. FNVHLuJ’KS, J£c.
■ I \leri.-hant:- and others are invited to call as
' r tii. :ti vve stock on the be.st term*.
E J. HALE i SON.
.1
w ret'eivii g . -.ir usual New Stock of
and Stationery, embracing a great
Sept'r l!ti.
• Sl(trh of {jroodtf!
The Sul)scriber has just received a l:ir>!;e a^-sortuient ol
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,
('omprising over}’ thing that a Lady or (Jei.tleinan
may desire tn wivir. lli‘ most ro.-’pei‘t!ally Sulioit-( a
call from iiis oM friends and aciuaiutaiu'e-;, and all
strai’fiers, Itefore they purcha-Jt', .-i' he would like to
haw the jileasuie of .showing them thiouph, and if he
cannot suit them alt right. I l’:)l-;.
Sept -'J.. Ij-liU')
t J. & :i. u j()\i:s I
-\re receiving their F\LL AND WlXTKll Stock of j
FANTY ic DO.MKSTir DRY (iO(ll)S, i
W nich they will sell ;it their usual low prices, in part
as folb-wi,—
DK LAINS, all kind-;
All Wool Plaids;
('ol'd Merinoes;
Col’d Silks and I51ack;
Kich Kobes .W^uille;
Chenille Shawls:
1*0. Scarfs, all silk;
Long Shawls for Gentlemun:
l>o. for Servants.
Cloth and Velvet Cloaks:
French Kobes, Volant;
1*0. for Missej;
Nett Coats for ('hildren:
Long Brocha Shawls;
Nierino Siijiwis, white;
Oper.-i Flannel, Plain and Col'd,
tjuilted Skirts;
1».' Hoops;
Fine and Common Blankets;
Cott' n. Si’ik, and Woolen Hosiery;
Do Fur.cy, for Children;
Ki-1, >ilk. Merino, (’otton (iloveijfor Ladies;
t'henille Head Dresses;
Chenili. by the yaril;
Bonnet Kibbons; do. plain:
trii.RCS and Salom, all colors;
Bla k Velvets:
Hl’k and Col’d Belts;
Mul'terrv Buttons f>r l>resses;
Thread, ^wi^s, Jackonett,
Bobbin, and (’otton Kdgiugs;
B acK La:e and Edgings:
Emb’d Hhdkfs, (.'ollars. Sleeves and Bands;
Love and Lace Veils;
Bonnets, Hats and Caps;
—ALSO—
A uice variety of Men’s, La(ncs’, and (’hildren’s
SBOKS.
' .Mso, A!en and Boys
t'loifiintj. Cheap.
I —also—
PEJiFL'MEI? y, SOAPS, mam/ othrr
Fonrt/ Articles.
I Sept. 11, 187)7. 4‘J-3m
removai..
GRAH.\M has removed to the store formerly
occupied by Dr. Foulkes, on the corner eat of
the Fayetteville Hotel, Hay street, where he is just re
ceiving his
F.IMjIj .f.V» JVl.VTER STOVK
OF READY-MADE CLOTIIlNd.
Ot'tlii- Styles.
Consisting in part of
hcr-('onts^ Dressy Frock
and Bu»ine*» Coat a; I^aula,
les/s, Shirts and Co//an,,
Drawers, F/annd Shi'fs and
Drawers; Suspenders, ('ruvnts.
Merino and Cotton Hose, liv. »lv.
He also keeps constantly on haml. a tine assortment of
BOOTS ASD SHOES,
L'mbrellas. and Carpet Bags
All those wishing to purchase cheap and tine suits
of clothes, would do well to call and examine Graham’s
Stock, as he is prepared to sell as low as any in this
, market.
' Sept. ]-’ ->2 -m.
despatch
care.
June 1
ill b
SiusiiiLss e;
9 0 iiad ":»■
' y t!i,‘ Toil
Miv I
best
l'L''y jt.
•,ua It
M,
M i ni M
A. McRIMMON,
Commission and Forwrirding Merchant,
WllAlINCTOV, N. ('
•luly (i. l-'.'u. 'J'Jtt
‘^JVortli &. Utley,
I'orw ardiMi* .‘ind ( OniinKSM :i
V.VMi M wrs.
4'.
.1. A. WOHPIl. {/■Jtl ; .)■>.- I'lLKV.
.M)ii\ P. s \^^'s()^^
Commission ami Forwarding lyjerchaut,
WlLMl.NtlTON. N. ( .
Will give jiulit.ular ;iitir.li"i; tt> the saie of Nava;
.■^tores, Cott.'ti. .V''.
Feb’y 2”), tS'ii). ^’>-tl
W. H. ttjrlington,
(’« M(‘riiiiuil, Nk 1*2 Noriii Wiilcr St.,
\VlL.MIX(iTOX, N. v
>.•>7
y.
'.nr
)!
I> i! I 17' TH(H CH'l IT:
• f\ ' l.l I.-ill ,'Hi'I / nn />:• M:' .'/a It/
th- M-i/iidis/ ('!tur''h,
iii Miiiiiftti-d Str >•/.
NO rrc’iv
N'C'-M WOM AN ;tnd TWO LIKELV CHILDREN
:;ri- '111 ri d |'.,r sa'o The woman is an excellent
ii. Oil.. ' ill., c'p'.li.t.n is bitween sis an! seven
r- .1 tli.. otlier in':irly four
\j'].ly i 'l' fiiillii-'- i> 11 tii-ul.-irs t>.
' '5. Slir.rHl'lll). Attorney
for the owners.
l'o7. li.-2w
(;rA\().
; r';NS No 1 PKIM.VIAN (ll ANo, for sale
'• ■ WoltTH .y I TLEV.
! V5'l» AM) lil 'n'ER.
’1XTH \ CUSH!;-. IM I’TI’.H;
l,l-i\F l.AIlL*. ii; .juaiitities to suit. For
E. F. MOORE.
lf*."j7. Im
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iiito C"p irto. >
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|.:rts. An i ;
i;i
(‘II;- '.ot II ■ -
• I* r l:in.iiiiv t'n’ir tmsiio- .
wi.r.s, with any ..-^t
:.s . o Si \ le Mil l .iur to;ii t y.
'iishrn-'iit.
ILL uivc liis prompt personal .itti'nlion to tin
sail- ir shipment ot all 'onsiLMiii'ents
Stores or other Country P-'o luce.
Nov. s, I'-.'i'i.
■ f Nav-i!
*1U- 1.1 til
11. wh;i!i..T
Vv ■ V,.in:
M
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1 I'.Ol
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no wn
I ! J..* I
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e- • la uiaT n
l lLil V Kit
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JAS. C. SMITH & Co,
rt('tirs^ ('of/i/iii (tt(l i'onrdnhir
Mi:iU’iiAN'rs. j
.Vo. '1 surrii w.M'KH sniKi;r, ri* srAius. ;
WllAlLVr.TOX, N. (’ ■
Oi t. '21, 1 •'•')'>. -'>o-V '
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
von n I H I o \
AND
rOR\VAKI)IN(; MKIU'llAN'r,
,V. 0\
ffoT Pi’^ ■ mjit ]iersona! att*.-n;ion piven to all’on'ijfn
ments, and (.‘a.-ii advani-es m:v le on Pr.. lu(-i- t-. be ship
pe.i to other p.o-ts or ■'■■Id in tiiis mark.-t.
Feb. 1‘2, IS").'). 1)7
r. (’. II. woR rn.
Coinmi'^sioii vSj I'orw.-inliiiir MfrchuiiTs,
BROWNS Bl'lLDlNG. WATEi; STUEET.
liiii.\. i'.
Usual ;i Iv.inces made on I’onsignnxents.
Jan’y 17, 1H.'>.'). *j:’>-tf
.I()Si:i‘il liAkKli, .Ik..
A r r « K \ h: v \ i' i. a w ,
,\S taken an otTice next loor to Wm. B. Wright's
LAUDS*:?!.
1[ I! b ii \ ■■ ii \ ‘ .N : !
! xorR’i:.
i |r 'J.\KK.N u(i and ciMimitted to thi. Kobeson Jail on
^ the 1th inst.. a Nerro ISoy who ays his name is
j.l \K aii.l till? •i'- lielong' to .)ohn Williams of On-
j -:'t \ .-oiniiy. H- aKi .'•lates that he was hired to
i .I 'hti Ilou^!.)ii; but will not state in which county
; l].'iisto!i live.-', 1 is ,-il>oiit five feet four inches
! liiu'b, i-op|,i-i' i-ol ir, aii'i ] rob;ibIy boiup eighteen or
j tvs .-Illy years ol :ii;e. The owner will come forw,«ird
I Mii’i prove pro].crty, or the Neijro will lie dealt with as
I iii«' biw dii-ects. KEl'lJEN KING, Sheriff.
' S(‘pt. s 41-lm
MoIT .\(‘W (jroods.
^IHE sul>'ici ibcr is receiving his FALL AND WIN
Ei riil! STOCK, consisting of almost every thing
j KSanftntre atid itoitoit'-tntre^
—ALSO—
' liools and > liocs, SuddN'ry, I'isli, 6jc.,
of which he will sell cheap for ':ish, barter for
I Pr.:.lucc, i.i on hort time. Store ic.-ently occupied
i.-v Tioy .V .Mnrsh, near tin- Dobbin House.
G. W. 1. GOLDSTON.
' o.-t. Kv.v,, 4^tf
THE WORLD’S GREAT EXHIBITIOW
1 Rl/K A1!:!>AI.!
AWAllDED TO v' MEVER.
O' tolxr 15, IS.51.
■ .^I^i\^K resj.ectiulii in.- rms hi:- iriends «nd
•ii'.iti'' 1
lav fill’ viJh
I’v rs')7
‘liyp'i
!.i ri:RA'ri lii:.
■J7 vm!. cloth
■1 iiail c:il ■
II
Law ofiice in Green Street, lie wi’,’ .ttend a
practice in the (’ounty and .'^u]ierior 'ourt of t'uni'i
land, iiladen, Kol.fson an.l .''.■impSiin.
March j;i, l^'):^. 7‘.'-tf
LOVFJU)
• Ittorm'tf at ijau\
%,M7’1EE atieii'l the ('ourt.-? of .John«ton
▼ w son Counties.
Smithfield, Vpril 1.'). l^.>*i.
:i l Samp-
■■tt;-tf
THO. C. FULLER.
,iftortn‘if tin ft €'ottnsrffor at ijatr.
^ ^PFli'E at K»cle~ Ptri.lire. recently .■. up
•lames Binks,
.I.an’v i, lM.'»7.
F-.%
e. reci
■ttevillc.
Iiie.l ti\
N. ’
on
‘-Ti;iiMi\'j; mM mai;.izi.\e.
1' ' UK THK TITLK OF A
LITERA^'Y PERIODICAL,
I ■ liriJLISIIEL)
n o X TII I. V,
r TiiK
; UN (IF SALE.M, NORTH CAROLINA,
Kv ANDREW J. STEDMAN,
MLMBEK OF THE NOKTli-CAROLINA BVR.
'tiering to the Public my Maga-/,ine, I claim for
i.e E'iitorial t.’hair no superiority over that de-
.if other like Periodicals; but I do claim for
• .A-iit 'if N'lrih I'arolina. aud the South generally,
.• ■.% 1 1.“ br.iught to its'iiipjiort. Southern patron-
And I also, as a Southern man, and he Editor
I .Soutlieru .\l.i^H/.ine, .aim at the hands of the
■ tliern eountr; , and especially of North Carolina,
• uid and sujii.oit that will here, at home, establish,
.1 :i firm h-isis, m iV untuin of Literature, and ex-
. ■ ;y I! Home Literai'y Mag:i7.ine.
'1 y .'ire the >lag;izines now j'uhlished in the
' ‘ in .■'tates that are flooding the wliole Southern
i-\ llnreisnot, (it is probable,) a county in
' uthem .'tute that is not visited by "Harper,”
' Hii;. ■ ••Peter-^on.” or ••Godey;" while here, in
. ;ir.iiii,:i :uid the South, wliere genius ui>sur-
■ i iiid uneijuale I reijrtiH. the literary talent that
■ Mjlit int'. exercis" is ded’catcd to the support ot
■MagJiziues. while Southern enterprise, tuste
■ V • ' t.'iw in humble submission to such suicidal
,■ i .' 'Uthern ,^i,ntiibiitor8.
' ■•.■ i .-.miot -North Carolina, the South
• ' .iri-et lik' to our Southern clime a Magazine,
' 1 ' ■ ■ ’• 'I '!ie iioiii, i|'i ilitii'S that adorn the pages
‘ ‘ • i'\ ■- 4 III .-iii'l po'.ite Periodica .s' It
'■ ’ ' . .::is her 'ii!;a7.ine.s; but few ii.
' ' ■ -11 ' .i’l^ -.w-.i. coinpure l to tlie pu*i-
•' a .ep. iii iil biingt. to oui
' ' • 1 .ao .r, a.id teem
BOERH AVE’S
HOLLAiniTKKS
“L \W ('OI’AIM'M-USIIIP.''
Ur E, the undersigned, have this d-iy formed a Law
Copartnership, and will jiractice in the Courts
of the following counties f this .St.-ite; (’Irtth.im. Cum
berland, Moore, Harnett, and the Supreme (’ourt.
•J. H. HAI'IIITON.
.JN(». MANNINC.
Pittsborough, N. C., Jan’y I. ISoii. 7Jtf
o
i»r. K. A.
FFICE Front Booms,
\)
\ ti. . '
til U',[. ,
■I 1 nyi-
; I aid 1
t,‘
I h IVe 1’ Hilli
. i .ith. r .Soutlieru
I i . pr III liiix a
il :l. IS ;l
- 1- 'd-tl... u,u. -7... H.el n-.ihing
' . .nun.- 1 t.i us p.i^es Ion r.,o „ =u-tu-ie« as wih
>: ipprtival ot them."; Usis.ii.o;- ItsUalb-
lllii.vliMl! il will! l.iisriiviiiLfs aiiil I'l ii**s,
the m.i't I ii.i I. Mure, eiiaaiing in lie,.\uy m,,)
any xe. iit. I I I) e .N n th
\ ].ii>e ot '-u!.- I ipn .11 lb I'llllKE l'OLL.VK,'> pei
i'l le 1 lo e p,,;.l in adva;ice, as ilit
ti. be iiicune.l in e-tiihli^hiiig sucli a putilica-
11.’t .i./iiiit "f.-i ere lit ■'\.-(ein
THE CKlJ.;ni( ATKK KK.MF.nV FOR
DYSPEPsrA;
i)isK\sK «F Tin: kii)m:ys,
L.IVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
.And the various atrections conspnaent upon a ilisorilcreil
STOMACH OU LIVER,
J^arh as Iniiiuestioi). .-Xritlity o| the ?'loinarh, olicky l*alns
lleMrtlinrn. l.os? *if t*e'.|ioM/leiic‘\' ('osiiveiie.s.s. Itljn*! aniJ
j ISU i-.liDL' l’ile. In nil .N'ervmi'. Klieiinirilii’. ;inil .\eural|.'ir AiP.t
lioiis.it h:is in niMiicrniM in'tunceN [.rove*l liiuhly brner»-ial. nnd
in others ell'erteil a ii’ iileil i-ure
'riii' is !i jinrely vpiielnhle roiii|H)iinil. l>rcp.-irfl on strictly s ien
ti(i(-(trincijiU'. .-tiler the lit inner of tlif celeliralt'd llollaml I’ro-
lesNor, Hia'rh'ive, llenoi'e ul’ its 2r*':tl siirress in most ol (hi!
l^iiroliPHn States, it' inlro.lui li.in into the I'niteil (»l;ites was in
ten.Jed more es(ieri:illy lur lli.i--e ol l ur l'iilher':inil seiittered here
and there over the l o e ot this no"hiy country Meetinu with
crenl siirress riiiinnt: tfleiii I tnm oiler it to the -Xdierie.-in pillilir.
kiiowln!.' that its truly woiidernil ineiliciiml virtues iiiiiat he :ie
kthuvleilueil.
It is p:irtirnl:irly refoiiiiiiended to those persons whose constitii
lions niny liHve liren iiiip.-iireil liy the i-oiitiniiniis ii-c ol iirdeiii
-I'ir.ts. or other foilii' o ifiss pntion. ;etuTilly in'I.tiil:neoiis o.
. It-ct. it linils it, way direi tly to the seat ol lile. thrillini! iiml
qiin-kt-ii.ri: e\*?ry nerve, rtisinu up the tlrtmpini! -spirit, and. in
i-iet, iiilU'ini! ' e\\ li^-'lth ;tnd vitrt'r in the system.
\t t I'M K—Whoev. r ev fi t' to fnitl Ihi-- ii heverade wilt he dis
p(i..iiitP l: I.at III the sirk. weak nnil I'lW spiriteil, it will prove a
1! at(‘lili ariiiiiitii: i:oriiiaI, p.i^essed oT sinjiiilar reniedial pro(M*rlies
• , \ f T I O .\ !
The areat p.ipiil .rilv of thi de||"hiral .\roiiia has induced many
iiiiiiati .ns, «hiai (he piililii: -hoiild I'liard ai'ainst piirchasinc
lie iioi per ii iP-.l lo liiu .nylhin!; eNe until yon have (liven Boer-
loive's lloll ml Mitt, rs It I .ir ir.al. One hottle will eonvince you
li-.M uiliii lei) sU|iernir it i' lo all these initatinns.
J^r^.-old at ^fl.Do per h.iUle, or si.\ liottles lor S.'),(l(., liy the
s () 1. ^ I* l( •• I' I! I KTn |{ . .
B::\J % fill .IK. A CO.
M V N f r A T r R I N »
liLA4 it.
over Ur. S. J. IIins.bale’s
Chemist and Drug Store.
Feb’y 7, IH.'jti. 7i’.-ff
\V« call th(“ atti'iitioH of WIKHJ'.-
SALI-: i)!v\u:iis
1^0 our present Stock,—.and wo have recently re
ceived—
•500 bags Uio, Laguira. Maricaibo and .lava Cottee,
‘20 hhds .Sugar, assorted j;r.'ules,
7.j bills 'lo, Kefine.l.('rushed and Pow lered.
boxes .''jierni, .\damantine and T;illow (’an lles,
>ti do Fancy and a>sorted Candies,
100 coils Kentucky, .lute and Nlanilla P»opo,
7 bales liagging, Cunny. Uundee aii'l Ibirlaps,
oO tons Hoop Iron,
1'20 boxes Cheese.
half-bbls Super ('.irli. Soda,
40,000 Cigars, various lirands,
—Al.SO —
Pepper, .Spice, fiinger. Cloves,
Madder, Indigo, Siianish lirown,
and P>ar Soajis. Stari-h, Pow.ler, Sh.>t, il.-ir Lead, White
Lead. Putty and Linseed Oil, Window Glass. Sniitf in
IJoxes, i-^igle Mills do., in Half Ubls.; (jreen and Pdack
Teas, Hollow-W.-ire, .'WO'les lr..;i. English, tierm in
and ('ast .Steel: Plows, Straw Cutters, (’orn .'■’hellers,
isausage (’utters and StulVers, I'riioe Chains, Sole
Leather, ."ic., \c.
The above Go>ds we oII.t un the most favora'.'ii
terms to prompt time or cash purehasers,
1>. >v W. M( LAC KIN.
Nov. (>, ISolj. ->ft!
.Viitnier«, Horas,
lirimsloiie, Fa;icy
S'PANhAUi)
/■glllL Uaverly N .vel
CiL.per's .\iivel>;
lrviii;: > W.^i ks. 1 -I V i’-;
Pre'-i-..tt's C..ni(ue-^t r.t Pt ru an.i Mexico;
Live' of Fer lin.iti I an.l IsabeU i;
Lite >f Phi: [I the •J l;
P.entiiii's years in the I'. Seii ite - v.jl
Tlie .'st.-tlesiii.iH ' ManU'il, > v.ds;
Eni'ye'.ipedia .\merii-ana, 1 i v .Is;
Lo'sing'.' Pii-toi’ial Fiei'l !’>.■ . f the Uev .’.a
Welister's W.irks, 'i %
'olt*in's Lite aii'i Times .if Henry ('lay;
.Meiiioir of S. S Prenti o! M;s';
Pictorial Life -I’ .\iidr. .V .l.-iek. im;
.Mem ir «.f Wni. Wirf tiy Kennedy:
1/ife ot \n--e m l \'irgini.. P ditics in l''-"i.'»:
(iar'.aii 1> L;ie .f .1 ■ ,n Kali l.i’iph;
1'eiii.u-raey in .\niei ie i. I.y I»e Toe.^'ie\ il’.t ;
.\’i!>-it'.' Lile .il .N 1, - v.ii-; .\.
'Virt .- Lr.e of I’atrie’.v Henry;
Lite ..; \i ill. Piio iii.ey o; M i :
lliy.ii.i 'l'.i>lor > In iia, I'liiua m l .lap.ii;
( .iiii. I’eny's .laptui Lxi.e i;: ion;
Lieiier on ( ivil Liberty I’.ol Self Governineiit;
The Physi.-.il (ie.i^rraj iiy of tlu'Sea, by Lii'Ut. Maiirv,
Lilierty aud .■'l.-iverv, by l‘> ■ Isi e of \ irginia:
.''oiuhej.'s ('omiii. :. PiaL-e iJouk:
Life .iii'l I' .rre-. of S-.uthey:
The Speetat .r;
I'a ,-s i.f the P. .r lers;
fhe .'^..ittiih liael. ir \1 iniieis, .Vnti-iuiries, an.I
t'ubt'.iiis .ii .''(•iitoiii I;
Ihe .''C')t.s Wortli;.'-, iv-l .ii.a II ->vie:
L.H-klMrr- Life U i ; v .tt;
I'iiHiiitifr''- Lite mil U rk' .if Ibibeit Uiirns.
llaiiiiiioiiS l'.» us>ii'ii' ■ I i’lli ii~..p!iy aii l l.iterat m e;
Lite an l t orre-pun l.-nce il' l.ur I .le;h-ey;
Tlie t^ueeiia ..t Seiii:aii l, -i.. \4:ies Stricklan l:
rhaiiiliers' Mir-v'i .
Pr.ietor'.-' Ilisi-iry .f tlie 'rus ii.-', illustrated;
U oiidtaii s .Iiinius; llann:.h M.-re's W orks;
Phuari ii's Live-: If s.v,.l;'s l,i;e of l>r .I.'tins.ai:
' .Nove’.s aii'i I'.iies by '.Liria E l.^ew.irtii;
,\.i liti.-n, r.urke ;ui 1 .i.iiins.in .s Works:
.^lillman■s ilo:-.e;
llailam's Works: (’i sni..s, by Ili::iiliolt:
.Men all I N'oMieii of the l^ th I'entury by Hous aye:
The (iiii le to .■'oo'. tl Happiness, by \lrs. Eliis:
Siiak'iieare, i>_\ r.)n, .M ..ire, ,S,-ott. Ileuiaiis an i other
Poets in various styles o; tiiii lins: The I’.viston Edition
of the Eritisli Poets, .xc , .ve,
(let. E .1. llALi> .V S(»N.
I !}()(>k \V aiit(Ml.
'S^IIE .''iib.i.'riber, liaving takv'ii theGe:ieral .\eeiu:y
forgeitiiifr i^iit'Seriliers to aii'l .leliveriiiiz llawkss
j llist(>ry tif N'irtli C-irolina. now in ]iiocess ot putiliea
tion liy Mt.s.-rs. E. Il.-ile .V S.m of Fayetteville, is
desirous ot entering into.'in en:;-igeme!it with (iiie oi
! more active, iiitell._eni an.l reiiaiiie ].ersoiis in c.-ieh
ot'the .1 iidiei.-il Cireiiits, tti canvass their respeetive
parts ,,i the .' t ife. or ]iarticnlar counties, thor.4ti;cl;iy,
! Imnu'.liate aj.plicativ.n is desire.I, as ^anlp!e co|>ies ot
the first y.ilunie will will be rea.ly in .a lew d.iys.
j rndi.iilited testimonials .is to ehar.acter must ac
company each application, .\ddress
11. W. IIOHN.
Flyetteville, l)ec. IS.')!!. iil-
i'oii salIv
^ 11!’, foilowinii VALUABLE KE\L E-TATE. the
Il property -.f I'. (’. II ill .iee'.l, is, otlVie 1 f.>r saie,
and eoiisi^is ,)f the following tracts:
'I'liat tlc.'irablf placi: kimwii ;is ll.itno, oniitaiti-
ing alioii' 'J-iO .‘icrc:-, with all the iniprov.'iiients. This
place «iil ! e so'el entile ..r'iivi te l, to siut ].'itch.i
■V • t ie j i’.i :,ei 1. , he has eonstantly .in 1
iiaii.l Piaii.is eiiual to tho.-^- f .r which he received me i
Pr .'e ,\1. l.-il. in L( ndon, in Ibol.
,\li .ir.iers j r. Tiii.t v ;,i*ended to. and great care I
; ikeii ill the seleetu 1 packing the same. j
lie ha-; i-i-.jeive.l dining the last l-i years, more |
Me tals than a. y .itlo r ni.-iliei from the Franklin Insti- i
nite: al" . I'irsf I'leiiiiiims .-it IJ.iston, New Vork and j
Halt II.'.re. I
)V .\ 1111-U i»M.S. removed from S. Fourth t.»
.N. 7J_’ MiCii .''TitEET, below Eighth. South siJe,
Pri;-. i.-lpliia.
' ! ; •'i:V;lmpd
Si IIOOL IU)()Ks/
Mil'll.Lngiish (ir-immar; Peterson's Familiar
.'ei.-uce: l'.olmar'> F.-itdes: Emerson's .Arithmetic:
1) liiiai- > Freio-li traiiiiuar: l.ove’l's C. S .Speaker;
.'^ •i-_ .'i-iti.iai 1 S].. -iker; North Carolina Heatiers;
Ml’- ii. , ' I i. i.;i-ipliies; i^iuackciibos's llhetorlc; \c.
E. .J. HALE a: SON.
FAYirrrKVlLLE HOTEL
Furniture and Fixtures for Sjile.
^■IHE above nameil property will be sold to any
1 responsible person, upon fair terms, if applied
for between the prp.sent time .and the ir>th of Decem
her next. If not sold by the 15th of Dec., they will
lie sold at Auction after the tirst daj-*of .January next,
in lots to suit purchasers.
.Any information wanted will be cheerfully given by
applying to -1. H. UOP.ERTS .S: CO.
i’ayettevillc, September I J, 18.'i7. 12-tf
!«?50
» MT" ILL be given for the apprehension and delivery
w w to me, or confinement in any jail in the State
so that lean get h.im, of my man .IIM. He left on
the 30th ult., and has not been seen, or heard of SMice.
He is a bright mulatto, almost white, about 2o years
old. about ■'> feet i) inches high, straight hair, and teeth
defective, long beard on his chin when ke left Had
on w hen he left a very good suit of clothes, and will very
likely try to pass otl' for a white mau. and make for a
free State: should he not go north, he will likel3’ go
up in the vicinity of Fayetteville, as he was raisel
there, and formerly belo‘i;ged toW’m. H. Wright, Esij.,
of that place. Any person who may take up said
lioy will be entitled to the above rewanl and the
thanks of IS.-VAC B. KELIiY.
Kenansville, N. C., Aug. 1.3, 1857 :«-tf
2,800 Acres of Land
FOR SALE.
IHE Subscribers offer for sale the above Traet of
Land, lying on .-Vnderson’s Creek, about two ai.d
a half miles from lower Little River, near Elliot s
Mills,—including about One Hundred Acres of good
Swamps, which can be easily tlrained. This Land is
very heavily timberel, and a large portion level and
(if superior quality of Pine Land for cultivation.
Also, a (Circular STE.-V.M S.\W-MII L, in comjdete
order and well adapted to sawing plank road and rail
road timbers. -\l9o. Two well-broke MULKri.
.-Ml, or any portion of which, will be sold low and
on time. The Land will be sold either in a boly or in
parcels to suit. SMITH .■(; ELLIOT.
.-\pril tj, 1807. 07-tf
\0 MUMiJLG!
^ I HIE subscriber is now prepared lo fill all orders
for
Superior ll\iter Bitrkels,
He manufactures North Carolina material—he em
ploys North (’arolina capital and labor.—and he solicits
North Carolina patronage. I>y giving him a trial, and
by comparing his with Northern prices, he hopes to be
able to make n favorable showing. TU1.\L is what
he wants
.Messrs WORTH UTLEY of this place are .Vgenis
for the sale of the above Buckets.
G. H. MAKEPEACE.
Fayetteville, Feb’y 17, 1857. 82-y
I
4000
.-Vug. 27, 1857.
FOR SAI.E.
BUSHELS ALUM SALT, a very su
perior article, by
.JAS. C. SMITH & CO.
Wilmington, N. C.
.38-2m.
■t. L
(;iA.\o.
>Ns r.iisr i-iiiicviAN ;UAN(>,
vi 1 .III 1 fur s .li. !>v
GEi>. W. WILLIAM.'
C'OiiN.
r>L'S. ('OHN, for Sale by
WdKTH \-
Aii-r
UTLEY.
.3b-
I
•fi
1)\\ I'OR SAI.E.
■'Ill’, Siibs.-riber wishes to sell the large Dwelling
ill 1 L'.t on the e.ii-iier of Cillesjiie iiid Russell
.-ets, ;it pi-eseiit occupied >>y Mr. Heiirv Eraiuht-ri.
nils V. as .ouMe. ‘ E. .1. II.M.Il
i| cut; I o .11' 'ii
j it b;-riii- j.roii.-tbly o!H' .d' the b:' t b usiness staii
i th‘ c luu'.rv. .-iiid is verv 'lesir i'iie to tiiose wishiii
1 §
-.11, VM;i.-|l
/■
.''ept I i. 1 >* ■.,.
•N -My A.lihcs
1. (iC P:tt-,bur .ui-li N.
- i , .\ ''
I' ill bf issut‘1 U/ JitnU'iTy lb-*)8.
\ J ^ibUvl.vN,
Editor and Projirietor.
4*i-
u;itil the Niivctuber
I . -after iLat tiuie it wiil ti«
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
I’lTTbiiURon, Pa.
."^■imuel .1, lliiisdale sole agent for Fayetteville.
•Iline n, 1K.',7. lO-
HOOlv lilXDERY
W. HAKlJli-’ has resumed the Book Binding
Business, over the Tailor Sbop of Clark iSi
VVoodward, where he will ••**ceive and execute bindi ig
iu any style desired
Aunuitl. 27tf
R.
l.AXil l-'Oii ;v\!,i:.
Vt’llES tH' L.VND lyin;; mi tippc-
liittle Kivoi-, ill 11 a rni 11 ('oiiiity, well
timViered and well locatt 1 tor th-. r'lrpeiitiiie liusiiiess.
It will be sold on aeeommoilatiiig terms. .\pi.iy soon
to the Subscriber at Favt-ttevilie
W.M McL. McKW.
Sept. 2-2, 18-V;. 11-tf
\V(»OL ROLLS.
T’OOLcardet) with dispatch at Ulount'sh'e--l%
Factory. '
SIIEETINI.S, i
Osnaburgs, j
Cotton Yarn, and
Wool Rolls, for sale ’oy '
GEO. .\’c^.ElLL. I
Junel^.")!. T-tl |
DOCTOR FRANK WILLIAMS’S
CKLi:i{liA'rLl) RYE W liL>K!'.V!:
I'^IIE sutiscriber has ma le arrangements to keep r '
supply of the Genuine .\rticle. and is the only
.\getit fur the sale ot tiie above braud of A No. 1 ;
Rye Whiskey in this place.
ROB'T MITCHELL. .
May 4, 1857. jtf (
IjDt an! Urick .'^tori'.
Ill, on r.i'i i^rc Street, iieai
V! I'V .iesir-;tile staii l i'"r
I lls ill (’;ilii|.l,*e Ifi'tt.
111. Il-J. aud half of
j enter the nicrc.iutile busiu
! N>. ‘J, tl.ill.-ists nf ;
j ^■.! teneiii' Ills, i iu ('a:.i( be',
i t'l ireii.|.iii I’.ri S^e. aiol i a v:
blis-iies.'.
j \ i. .■>, Is 'I’iirce vacaiit
I known in city plot as .NoS lO'.*
! lot I l:i.
i X.I. 1, :i I>ive!liii_' Hiiu-.:' aiii! Lot mi Il iy
I mount, corner of PI,-ink ll’ia.l and .\danis St. .\ very
ilesirable resi'lence tor the v.iiolc yea;-.
No. Is 11 ('’itrii uiiil .Stf;itn Kiioinc ainl
I Boiler, of 10 or l-'» horse power. I’iiis is well w.irtli
I the attention of thost; living where water power is not ,
; available, -in'l will oe soM -Jt i gre.-it l-arg';;ii. j
For terms apply to !
I .1. II. HALL, As-i'Miee.
I \u>j.isi. I. l'^-')7. •'"-'I j
NE(;{U)i:s i
^’^IIE uiider'ianeii will pay tii.- liigheL-t casih pricc !
K. lor VOUNG NE;K0ES. ? eM.'rs a.Mr.'Srse.l to!
citlier of iis at li iiiriii.iurgh, Hichuj m l couii'.y, will j
have prompt attention I
1). C. McL'-'RlN.
U\N!EL M .McLAURIN. j
Laurinburgh, Dcc. '-b, 185'i. b8tf i
I'lrr ffi9snranee.
5, L lef. r '.IU 1' i'l.'i-' to the . tinu;il statement of
V * the Etna !ii'-m-ti'.(»'- 'oiiiiiany, of Hartford,
which wi,. If. i .uii'i ill a.iother I'olumn. This success-
lui iiir-t;tutii.ii Was inc..rp irate 1 by the Legislature of
I’ iiineetieut in l>i''. witli a }ierpetual charter. Its
. -ipM-il i - .^.'.iii., » II), l its ;(cenmiilations exceed
li.iIIIII mure, nia^in^ it" entire assets over S»-{0(»,-
Hii'i, iiive-te'l a- liet-iib'.l in the >i:itement referred to
1 he> ' re-ults ill lie.ite 'li.-i' .luring: the jieriod of nearly
l"i ty yt :ir- >inee its ors itii/. ition. (without a single
ch.iiiee .it' - ts chief otlii-er.) its l.usiness has been con-
.luetid with judgment .ind prudence. It has been
thus t.ir sui.i,^.;uil ill an eminent degree, dischargiug,
as We are int-irm-.1, .ill its olilijr itious liy the payment
ot -;bout till 1,1 .'I ,lull,t'.ir losses, with.iut asking a
d.iy s delay iti any iii'tanee. It has h.ad but little lit-
i^.-itii.n, no; w til-tan.iiiig tlie immense number ot trans-
aetiiiti- !ua.|e In or.ler t'l a'tain as much as
p.'ssilile in 'iieli a liiisiiu'ss :i' insurance, it has been
tliC jiraeliee of the t'onqeuiy, inr s'veral years, at
great l.ili..r. (' iicfiilly to classify and arr.ange their
1 risks into a'l 'Ut lifl v di-tinet classes, so as to :iscertain
; the amount insure.I on e.ieli class, the amount of pre-
! iniiiiu- reeciv.- i thereon, ,-init the aniount of losses uj)
' on each. This cl issiti-ation, extending over a long
pt.rioi.aiid coverin': property to a very large a mount, lur-
aislo'.s reliable .hita. and jiresents a sound, substantial
ha>is of actual «.-vperit'iice. lip.ni which to conduct its
; tiii iiness. Ir.snr nice is not a matter of luck or chance.
I as many supi'ose: its ha'/.ards are ascertainable, and
I its principles c.ipable of tiein>; relucedto a system, the
i jiraetic il Working .aid results of which are as certain
j as that of any other business. The .Etna Company,
! !iy adhering rigidly to its system, andplacing its busi-
I !ie-s 11)1011 a heaithy basis, has obtained the contidence
1 ol the coianiiinit\ to an extent surpassed by no other
I ( o:apaii\ i;i the I . Sta'es, aii't has increa.sed its basi
1 !ii -s an.I its i;i.. line tr.iiii year to year with a siea.iy
! tfri.vth, t'lie jiiat M.urce i.t its security is the wid-
1 iistribati.iii nf it' risks—a poliey wiiieii it pursues
; with :reat strictii.'.-'-s —ii'trt;:,.: the .-imount to be cov
' eve.I 11; e icli o e-ilit', i'>v ;iiis lOiirs.' it has passi' i.
i \>i'l. e.ii)ipaj'.-iti\e inipuiiity, ilii.iiigh some ol the most
weeping .|-s(i ’ic;ive tires, which have sw.-i'lowe.l up
j ither eoiiii'anies less eautioii' in their business. It is
i .1 s\steni like this, li is;..l up.iii experience, which gives
I si.-iiii:i(-,- ;i!i I s 1111 ll;e^s^o a •Company, .-in.i lo the .i.-
1 sure 1 c. nil :'i!ee a;i-l s i-iifitv. — lliill'i.'i'iri l\ttrint.
i'()i{ s\i,h;.
tDAMANTlNE and TALLOW CANDLES: fine and
commou TOB.\(’C0; and almost anything in the
Grocery line. Cheap a the cheapesti
G. W I. GOLDSToN.
Jan’y ‘27, 1857. 77-
w. X. riLUXGnAs i'
Is now^ receiving a large and well assorte-i .''t ick of
and ICai'f
l..o4»kiii$; fvlai^Kew, ICi’illaiiia.,
and ^ilvf*r Plateil Wart*,
I'aiicy 4iioodM^ ^
Hai'dviare.
He invites the attention of Country Merci.aiits t.i In-
Stock, and is satisfied that they cannot fin 1 u .eii.-i
assortment of Goods for their tra.le, or che.ijier , when
delivered at their doors,) in one House anywhere
Sept 3. '-m
iTeMOX AL.
F MOORF3 h.-iS removed to the Sti.re t-ecently
occnpie 1 hy Wtlliani Taylor, ;> do. rs E.-ist of H
L M \ rover 4" . where he would >n‘ p eased to see
his old customers and all others who wish to buy Goo.Is
'i.eap.
The Notes and .\ccounts due W. F. .v E. F. Moore
,ind Moore Bro., cm be found as above.
Sept. 2. .3‘.-lm
FOR S M.E.
BBLS’. of M. k E. MYEK’S SCPEliloR
WHISKEY This Whiskey comes very hi h!y
recommended; said to be fully equal to any N rih
('arolina make, and warranted free from any impurity
WORTH 4- UTLEY
•Aug. 22, 1857. 3tj-
Fire fnsnranee.
^■IHE .ETN.-V Insurance Company of Hartford, have
M. ing ji.-iid the tax imposed by the lieveiiue Law
of llie late Legislature, will continue its .\gcncy in
Fayetteville. uiid‘r t he manaiceini’iit of the under.sifrn-
ed, who is prepared to issue Policies of Insurance on
Buildings or tJoods, either in this f.iwn or in any
{lart of the State, on jiroper application, -lescrijition
of the Property, .See.
The .ETN.-\ COMP.-\NY has been in operation ahout
oO years. Its capital is i>. Tlie Mon. Thos-
K. Brace was its first Presiilent, and he still holds that
office; and several of its first Directors are still active
and eilicieiit members of the Board. It has at all time,
sustained the highest character for the prudence ol
its management, and for the liber;.lity with which it .
has ever adjtlsted its lo.iscs.
E. J. HALE, Agent
^iLWV IvS^ HlsroRV.
I''HE Subscriber, Assistant A-ent for procuring
subscribers to and delivering Hawks’s History,
gives notice that he wiil attenil the ('oiiiity Court of
I'uplin on the od .Monday in July inst , the ounty
Court of (.’.hatiiam, on the 2d .Mon.lay in \ugiist, the
County Court of .Saiiips'ni on the 8d Moiid ly in .\u-
gust, and the ’ouniy Court of .lohnston on Ihe Ith
.Monday in .\iigiist. He will be provi le 1 with a Siib-
lo
j;tai mum mirxw,
ilAR'i FORI), COXX.
INI i»!:P»I!ATED 1‘^P'. CH.\RTER PERPETUAL.
Capital $1,000,000. Assets $1,422,162 11.
T. K. BK.'.CE, Pre.sident. E. G RIPLEY, Vice Pre-
siilent. T .\ .VL! X.\NDER. Secretary.
DntuKiKs —T K Brace, S Tudor, J. Church, R.
I’.ueli. ,M Tuttle. E. Flower, E. Bulkeley, R.
•l-itiier. II. ■. l»ip;ey, S .S. Ward, H. Z. Pratt, G F.
l';ivi>. \ Ihinbam. 1). liillyer, T. .Mexauder, W.
Ken-’y.
Tiie .\s.- e;s are mainly invested in .Stocks aud Bonds,
p-i .i’ic interest, with >il72,!iiil (il of cash on deposite
ill tlr“ !i rtfor I Banks, >0 meet losses.
Lo^-es due and unjiaid - none
L..>ses adjnsteil ao.l ii-it ilue, ^;21,-*l:^ 05.
l„ s:- s i;i .-,u,--!.enae, waiting further proof, &c., !f75,-
l.orses ri'sisti-c. (susjiicions of fraud, &c.) $ ^6,078 7’2.
Agent of the above l.’ompany in Fayetteville,
script ion liook, and with copies of tne 1
tlie .^everai styles of binding, for delivery
.liih- 1
-t volume in
C. PLICE.
Agent
N. C.
E. 3. HALE.
I)A\II) McDl Fl'lE,
KSrirkmasoti ami i^iasterer^
Is prejiaretl to lo all kinds of work in his line, in
cluding the putting up of Turjientine Stiils in this
ami the adjoining counties.
Fayetteville, .\pril 27. 1857. • ii-l^-pd
J. wfiJJA.M F/\(;E, .vi. I).,
MTTSBO ilOVU MM, .V. V.
OR. I'.VGE may be foun«l at his oflice wiien not
professionally wtigaged.
'day t), ls57. oti
NEW BOOKS.
ARRIED OR SINGLE, by Miss Sedgewick; The
4.TM. Professor, by (’urrer Bell; Romany Rye, by
L.'tvengro; The Mhelings; Tent Life in the Holy Land;
Boat Life in Egypt ami Nubia; The Improved House
wife, by .Mrs. VVeoster; .Vc.
Also, Bullion’s 1st Lessons in Greek; Payson c^
Dunton’sSeries of PENMANSHIP; Addick’e Elements;
Key to D.iTies’ Algebra; and other School Books.
E. J. HALE & SON,
Aug. 2b.