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FAVKTTHVILI.K, X. C., OCTOBF.R 5, 1857.
’ IS'Tl l> MDNKAVS ANH 'I'lH'HSKays.
rnW Alii) .1. H \LK SON.
I'HITOUS AN1> I’KOl’HIKTOllS.
'.(• Wt't'kly Oii'JKiiVKi; 00 if paiil iu
I-. '>'• if hu iii" tlio yo:ir of suhscril'-
•1' >1 -I'.ti'r till-3'0:ir bus exjiiifil.
\\ I'l- n iiu per annuui. if pni l lu
_ ji ' II { ii.t iiifin>i t III-y*Mi-uf aiiljii. I ifi
> , Ml :if|(M- Ii:i‘ yCMV llU'^ CXIiil'^.l.
i •; ri.'-i^MllNTS in^rrto i for >iixty ctMin jvr
' !;i s fi'r the fii-i-t. lUiJ thirty Ci'nts for eucli
atioii. Veurly ii.lvi'rtiseuieiits l)V spe-
[
1
.•.1 t-
. ;it rori'^onnlile niti's. Ailvortiseis m-e
;itc the mi!iitu‘r of insertions ilcsirinl, or
'itiniu‘'l till forl'iJ. MtiJ chunked nccorJ-
to be insfitcii ■ .'itfe, charjiPil .jO por
New and Cheap Groods! I
.IAMi:s kM !.
“ - ' \v ! • .'t 1\'.iisi :i hii iiv HnJ ^euiTul supply of l>ry !
■j, u wlii. h nro spl«-uiliil Uress (Jooils,
■ I . tuin'.i- ill ti;i-1 TV tl ! I Is liiu“. All of whii'h,
. , ■iri't'. i'>e'l t’v till' p:\ek:ii;i‘. will he otfVreil l>y
ill* riT- ii at -i suihU ;i'lv.ini o f>r I'H.-iU or on :
T. ] uUi't;. . tMcrs j
: ^ I'i-tf I
CHINA
£«F. \ SK iS 11-" ~ii , e.— ti'lt. raiiued anil Plain,
K :it >t ti- I'c iMtC'l VAt?K?, t ups iiii.l
,. ■■1'. I'l l otluT faiii v i’hiiiM; the most heautiful ,
k Seen hero A’.- >, :i variety of other Fhiu'V
is. ;!it;iMe foi- ^ resents, at lu. lenite priees. j
GLASS, I
n. Mov.!.li' l an I Plain; sonic lieautiful new patterns j
:'^i ’''et-^ Tumblers. i
EARTHEN WARE.
r jiist'ine ‘ hina; W hile and L'ni.iue Blue; Oval Tomato ^
•i: ipe: Dinner, Tea aiid Toilet Ware, ('oniiuon Wiires j
i Vi-rv di si'ription. i
K rJalehy W, X 1 ILLI.VGlfAST.
S. ] I'r 'J'.. I^'T. iO-Ow I
)
f'
tW.'^TOHS ’JO Patterns;!
 ake IJ.VSK K'l ^ I lU shapes; '
 andu'-Stioks; Snufl'ers and
l'ray>; I'ups; Spoons; French
Forks; Ladles and IJutter-
Ki'ives. S ami 1- oz. plate;
L'essert Knives; Pie Knives;
iVc. Ail of which were
l)oU2:ht the :>‘'iuufactu-
^
otlered at less profit than
ii‘ is arc usually sold.
i^tanishef! Tin
I. I r its; ('••!lee Pots; L'rns; Higgins; and Filters;
'y i. r-Sttivs; Steak-l>ishes; Plate and Dish Covers;
■ Kettle-, •m l other useful articles. Tea Trays and
'V,'rors, .-rouie I oaiitiful, in Sets.
ISritfiginia
; *..V and CoFFFl- P*TS; Sp#ons ithehest;) Candlc-
-• ks: Lamps; Pitchers, xc.
\ i;uol ^tock of I'lASKLTS.
LOOKM.V€ii
M siiprrior quality: every size, frora a Shaving Glass
; • largf Parlor Mirrors. Tin Chanilicr Sets; common
■•:\vv Tin Ware Wooil Wttre.
In short, I have a complete stock of articles in inj’
which are usually wanted here, and need now
:.:y l uyers. ' \V. X. TILLINGHAST.
.•^ept r 2'.. l>»o7.
•Yeir ^toek of
BOOKS AM) STA'UOXERY.
'' E are now rei.eiving our usual New Stock of
▼ T Books and Stationery, embracing a great
KNIVES and PORKS. j
\ (MIV hamllo Ktiives, with and witlioiit Forks; J
Knives with two prong Steel Forkt, at I 10 to 1 tWi !
per Set ,\lso, u complete atoek of dther i|Ualitien. i
For sale at liif ('ro;kerv Store at very low prices.
W. N TlLLlNlillAST
Sept’r 'Jti. Itl-tiw
• \* /r StorL' ipf (moo(Is!
Ttic .''ilKseritjer has just received a large assortuieiu of
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, j
Comprising every thing that a Latly oi’ ('untlemiin
tnay desire to wi-ar He most respectfully solicits a '
call from his oM friends and aei|iiaintuni'i:s, and all i
strangers, t>efore they [mrchase, as he woiild like to [
have the pleasute of showing them tlirough, and if he ;
cannot suit them all light. .J. puE.
Sept. 'J’J. t-'i-lni.) 1
.1. 5i. II JOXhlS
Are receiving their F.VLl. AN1> WINTER Stock of
F.\N(’Y & DO.MKSTM’ DKY (iOODS. |
Which they will sell at their usual low jirictis, in part
as follows,—
DELAINS, all kinds:
All Wool Plaids:
Col’d .Merinoes;
('ol’d Silks and lUack:
Piieh liol'.es .V'i.'uille:
Chenille Sh.iwl.-:
Do. Scarfs, all silk; ,
Long Shawls for Gentlemen;
1*0 lor Servants;
Cloth anil Velvet Cloak*.
French liohes, Volant;
Do. for Misse.'i;
Nett Coats for Cliildreii. j
Long llroeha Shawls;
Merino Shawls, white; |
Opera Flannel, 1‘lain and ('ol'd,
l^uilted Skii't>; 1
Do Ilooj.s;
Fine .and (’onimon DIankets:
t.'otton, Silk, and Woolen Hosiery;
Do. Fancy, for ('hildrcn; j
Kid, Silk. Merino, Cotton Gloves for Ladies; '
Chenille Head l>resses;
Chenilles Ly the yard:
Pionnet Ribbons; do. jdain;
Fringes and Salom, all ojlors;
lUack Velvets:
Bl’k and Coi'd P.elts:
•Mulberry Rutt' iis for Drosses;
Thre.'id, Swiss, J.ickonett,
Bobbin, and ('otton Edgings:
RlacK La’e and E Iging-i;
Emb'd Hhdkfs. ('ollar, Sleevi'3 and Rand-;;
l.ove anti Lace \ eil>:
Ronnets, Hats and Caps;
—A LSd —
A nice vurioty nf Mfii’.", Liulics’, atul (’InlJrcn’s
SIIOHS.
.^Iso, Men ind Roys
9f*inffr iloihinfh i'fuap.
-ALSO—
PEIlFLMtHlY, S^fAl'S, attd rnun// othtr
Fdnri/ Arfiilrii.
Sept. 11, 1S57. }J-3m
(i!:o. ALDI'.li.MAX.
iHsff€*'tor of Stores^
W ILMlNtiTON, N. C.,
^()L1('1TS jiatronage. Prompt attcutiou and ifuick
debpatoh will bf given to business entrusted to hiij
ire.
.June ‘_’o. l‘.>-l‘Jmpd
s
Dl’.l'.l* UIVKU CO.M,.
BWITUMINOUS COAL of the bent quality can 1»-
H .9 liad at the works at Egypt, at a reasonable pi ic"
hy the Ton. ‘ W .M. .MeCLA.NE,
Mining Engineer
.May 21, Ib-Vi r.-ti
\
A. McRIMMON,
Cominissiou and Forwarding Merchant,
WlLMlNiri'ON, N.
.luly b. IS'.T. •Ji'tf
Worth & Utley,
l''or\v:ir(linu; jiiuJ (H'tionil C'oimnission
MKIiCHAN TS,
.V. i'.
.1. A WORTH. (7l!tfl .lOS. ITLEY.
.JOHN V. SAMPSON,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Will give 1 arlicuhir attention to the saie of .Naval
NO r!(’lv
NEGRO WOMAN and TW(* l.l K ELV CH I I.DREN
are ollVred for The woman is an excellent
.•ook. One of the chiiilreii is between nix an 1 i>even
vi.'ars (d'.age, the other nearly four.
.\pply foi' further jiartieulars to
•I G. SHEPHERD, Attorney
for the owners.
Sept. 2'), 1S.')7. Ib-l'w
(;r WO.
fONS No I I’ERL VIVN tiCANO, for sale
by WOP.TH .V CTLEV.
J.S. ::s-
Aiu
Stores, Cotton, ,vc.
Feb>
1 S;'
h'»-tf
W. H. TURLINGTON,
(’«iiiniiN>ioii Merrhiiiil, No. 4*2 Nurlli W:it*r Si.,
\vii..mi.\(;ton, n. c.
IV
11.
:;‘,-tv ot
^rliool, LaH, .Tlf'dical and .Tlis-
cc‘llaiieoii« llookM.
i irether with a large and varied Stock of DL.VNK
■ >KS. paper, ENVELOPKS.se.
ntry .Merchants an-1 others are invited to call as
v 'er the ab -ve st ick on the be^t terms.
E. J. HALE \ SON.
NTillllirWS XILKM ,Ml(ilZl.\E.
I' T(. BK TffK TITLK OF A
LITERARY PERIODICAL,
KEMOVAI..
GK.\H.\M has removed to the store formerly '
occupied by Ur. Foulkes, on the corner east of ,
the Fayetteville Hotel, Hay street, where he is just re
ceiving his
L, II'i.VTEil STO f'U
OK KEADV-MADK CJ.OTHlNt;.
or tin* Lat»‘st Stylfs,
Consisting in part of j
Over-CoatSf Frovlc |
inuJ Hui'i -fSi i'onti; Panti.
HhirU und V)Jlnr>,
Draivers, Flannel Shirts ami
Drawers; Suspenders, Cracats,
M'-rino and Cotton Hose, ilV. ttc.
Ue also keeps constantly on hand, a fine assortment of j
BOOTS AXD SHOES,
Umbrellas, and Carpet Rags.
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 tn sell as low as any in this
market.
Sept. 1- 1- -m.
.riLli nivo his jiroiiipt personal attention to the
ale or vhipiin'iit of all ('onsigmnents of Naval
Stores or other ( ountry P’ oduce.
Nov. J'. Is'>il. tf
-;\|iiii. Mii.K-ii'usriN
JAS. C. SMITH & Co.,
I'dctor^, Coiniiiission mid !' orii'urdni^
MKIU’llAN'rs.
,\i». '1 .-^DLTl! W.VTKll STUKKT, I, I’ sr.VlKS.
WlLMIXr.TON, N. c.
Oct. '.11, IS.'jil. 5U-V
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
V o ?a Ti ■ «X
AND
I'OliW Vlil)LN(J MKIU'HANT,
.V.
Proiu!i! i/x i- '!ial attention given to all Consign
monts, ai. I C:s-.li advances made on Produce to be ship
pe l to other port:- or sold in this market.
Feb. 1'J, IS.’t.') ')7
r. c'. r». (i. woirrn,
Coiiiini.-sioit vN I'oru iirdinix Merchants,
DROWN S RUILDING, WATER STREET,
.\. V.
Usual advances ni;ide on consignments.
Jan'y 17, 18o'>. tj.3-tf
.JOSi:i>ll BAKi:U, .Ik.,
:i r r « n \ i: v a t i. \ \v.
\S taken an oflice m'-ict door to Wm. R. Wright’s
WHO WOULD HAVE THOU GUI ITf
.1 Mew ('(Irr'ntije EstahlIshment on the Milltai\if
(Irern, opponitc the Methodist Church,
frontimj on Mnm ford Street.
(iKKA'F FNTHRPUISK!
i«> boiiiiit lo
ri'^HE Subsciibers would respectfully inform their
f friends and the public, that they have entered
into copartner.-hii) for the purpose of conducting the
general C.VRRl.\(iE RUSINESS in all its various
parts. .\iid l)eing both practical workraoa, fully un-
derstunding theii- business, they have uo bttitation to
compare work witli any establishment it; jtteville
as to style and durability.
One of the tirm may be known by lei^.. .^^2 to .\
H. Whitfield's iron work for the last two yo.»rs.
We warrant all work to give general satisfaction
for twelve months
Repairing doue iu the neat est manuer low for cash
PIEK X RRANIN.
Jamks H. 1’:kk. Jamks Rk.vni.n.
Fayetteville, Jan’y -4, 185:’. O’Jtl
•liarhie Factorff.
l i..
sale by
Sej't.
L.\ui) AND n\ rri:ij.
W
LEAF LARD, in
18.-)7.
ijuantities to suit. For
E. F. MOORE.
U'.Mm
NO ruK.
fB^.MvIlN up and committed to the Robeson .lail on
B- the Ith inst., a Negro P.oy who says his name is
.l-\CK, and that he belongs to .lohii Williams of On
slow county. He also states that he was hired to
.John Houston: but will not state in which county
Houston lives. .S;iid boy is about five feet four inches
high, copper color, and probably some eighteen or
twenty years of :ige. The ov. ner will come forward
and jirove projiort}', or the Negro will be dealt with as
the law diiocts. REL'REN KING, Sherill.
Sept. H. 11-lm
>1 A‘\\ (iloods.
^filHE subscriber is receiving his F.MjL .V.ND WIN
H- TER STOCK, consisting of almost every thing
in the way of
I'Avr/rrPA ILLK iio i i.l
Fiirnitun* and Fixtures for Sale.
fllHE above nameil property will l"‘ sold to au\
S responsible person, upon fair termo, if -ipjilied
for between the present time and the l.')tli of Decem
lier next. If not sold by the Ljth of Dec.. they will
be sold at Auction after the tirst day of January next,
iu lots to suit purchasers
.Any information wanted will be > he*'rfullv givm b\
apply'iug to J. H ROIU.RTS ,S: CO
Fayetteville, September IJ, l.'^')7 PJ tf
!ii;r>o rtKAVAiin
ILL be given for the apprehension and deliver>
to me, or ooufinemeiit in any .jail in the St:ite
so that I can get iiiui, of my man JIM. He left on
the ."0th ult., and has not been seen, heard of s'lice.
He is a bright mulatto, almost white, aboutyears
old, aboutfeet 0 inches high, straight hair, and teeth
defective, long beard on his chin when ke left. Had
on when he left a very good suit of clothes, and will very
likely try to pass otl' for a white man, ami make f jr a
free State; should he not go north, he will likel\ go
up in the vicinity of Fayetteville, as he was raised
there, and formerly belonged toWm. R. Wright, Es.|..
of that place. .\ny person who may t.ikf u>) said
15oy will be entitled lo the above reward and the
thanks of 1S.\.\C R. Kl'.LlA
Kenansville, N. ('., .\ug. LI, 1857 ;!:!-tf
2,80(1 Acros c)f‘ liUiMl
roK sAu:.
fHlHE Subscribers otfer for sale the aViove Tra‘ t ot
tiftrthrttri
ji'A
'I'
II
Law olhci' on Gret-n .“^treet. lie will attend anil
practice in the County and Superior Courts of Cumber
land, Pdaden, llobeson and Sampson.
March 23. 1S5:;. 79-tf
L0VI:KI) ELl)inD(iE,
,iltornet/ at
WILL attend the (\iurts of Johnston and Samp
son (,'ounties.
Smithtield, .Vpril lo, 18.50. ft*i-tf
THO. C. FULLER,
• Mttortieif and i'otmsellor at haw.
FFICE at Ewcles's P.ridge, recently occupied by
I’sij., Fayetteville, N. C
Otf
o
James R:ink>:
Jan’y i, 18')7.
BOEttUAVE’S
IIOLLWti^ iniTKItS
‘‘LAW ('Oi\\RTNKRSimV'
WE, the undersigned, have this iay formed a Law
Copartnership, and will practice in the Courts
of the following counties of this State: Ciiatham, Cum
berland, Moore, Harnett, ;uid the Supreme Court
T-. BF. BI BLISHEH
n o \ T111. V ,
IN THE
i'^W.N iiF S.VLK.M, NORTH CAROLINA.
HV ANDREW J. STEDMAiV,
.MEMRER OF THE N0RT1I-C.\R(.)L1NA BAR.
illeiiiig to the Public my Magazine, I claim fo;
1 till- Editorial f'hair no superiority over that de-
: v-i'iit ..1 other like Periodicals; but I do claim for
: ‘-lit of .North t'aiolini, and the South generally,
nt will lie brought to its support. Southern patron-
.\ii i I a .- ), as M .'Southern man, and h« Editor
Southern .NLigtizine, .•'aim at the h.'inds ot the
mliern couotrj , and espt cially of North Carolina,
' aid and .support that will here, at home, establish,
■ II a firm b.>isis, a f .iaitnin ot Literature, and ex-
,*-;vely a llorm Literary .Magazine.
M.iny ure the .Magazines now published iu the
'■ rii .'tati :- that are floyling the whole .'Southern
iiir\ Th ro ; not, it is ]‘i'obab’.e,) u county in
. . Hi licrii .-^tate that is not visited by “Harper,”
• ' ••potcr ii,.” or ‘Miodey;” while lieru, iu
■ : .'ir . ilia iiioi the South, where genius unsur-
’-I 1 .'tid M.i''iu.iied ii-igiiB, the literary talent that
r ut ht int.: ( -.eroi 1- • dedicated to the supj)Ort of
■':i>- n .Mati-.iiii. while .'Southern enterprisf, tuste
i ' I ''lit bi.v, ;,i I,',;p submission to such suicidal
■"! S'.uti. r;i . ii:u-ibutors.
o;.. 1 ;ir-k. . tiyot ■ —North (’tirolina, the South
I. L'r. i-t I. to oiir '^oufheni clime ti Magazine,
1 ' ir ihf la ui •; .iities that adorn the pages
• t '■!: i-tf. I' , ind polite Periodicals'.' It
"■'o ’ .. T:,i' j:..^ l.cr Magazines; but few in
■>. a:; 1 ;iii{ M'.n, comf);ired to the pub-
whicli overy m.iil brings to our
ol hired labor, and teem-
ii'iou.
'■'1 ' aroiui.i and Other Southern
'■nti'rori- nii l in promoting a
■Jpi'ii '.vhotii II South-
I’ittsborough, N. C
i>l
o
J. H
JNO.
J.in'v 1, l:?oG.
HA UGH TON.
MANNING.
7Jtf
FFK'E Front llooms, over
(,’hemist and Drug Store
F’eb’v 7, 1
K. A. KI.AC K.
Rooms, over Dr. S. J. Hinsdale's
7t;-tf
- n. t:... I ..;t ;
:.g with ,1,.,
i h- n I ippva I.
■ i'. lo .lid me ill
■tel iry t.,. tc aiiiong-t tii..,(.’
11: i;;ai.. I have claims.
My .Nliigazii.e wii! be of tii
UMt I!
, ,md nothing
- .liaitted to its pages but sm.h .n ti.les as will
t tiic* :i|'j»roval ot the moM tustMiouM.
it nhull be
llliiMriilfii willi L’iijra\iiius aiut I'liilis.
fiie !!i 't eltv-iiit ie.Kture, e'|ualing in bi.,mty iuid
-tyle .ny e.xerutvi at the North.
.My price of bub:;',ripii.iii is THRE1-; DOLL.\RS pt-r
.ear, which is re luired to be jiaid in adv.ance, as tin
I CUM- ti) be incw; i ed in establishing such a publica-
: :i w;d not admit of a credit system
I ' I ' ■ Sii-idi-r :r,li ,r. ! 'H'il\i,t Jii/iutiri/IboS.
A J S'lEDM.VN,
EiJitor and Projirietor.
Sej.! r 1, .--,7. 4ii-
.N'. H. A>l'*n,.-.-' until the 1 :t ut'Nowtuber
'le I’ittsboioii^h, N. —after that time it will be
Siiiem, N. C.
THE CEtJ-;Rn.'^Ti:t> !!ul.I..A\t> KKMEl'Y FOIl
BTSPEPSIA,
I)ISE\SK OF Tiff: KII>\KYS,
L.IVER COMPLAINX,
WKAKNHSS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE.
.\nil llie VKrioiiH afleclioiis ciniKeqiient m>on a disorilereil
STOM.VCH OR LIVKII,
Such as liHrn!Pslii>n. .\i idity of Itic Stoiiiarh. (.'olirky I’hIik
1 IIrartltuni. I.o.^s ol .\piK-liU', He‘poii(lt‘ni'y. 'o.sliveness, liliil'land
! l!lr ilinc I’iles In all \i'rvon>, l!liiMiiii-itir. :iri.l Xriir.ilsjic Alfec-
tifuis. tl in niiiiieroiis iaslMiircs (.ro\e(i hi{;hly hrncticirtl, iinil
in iiilicrs elfectt il a lU i iilcil cure
'I'hi" i' a parrlr v(’i;«‘i:ililc roiiiiKiiiinl. prc|Kirtaion siriclly soien
lifir |irin iples, HlUT llie iii:iiirn‘r of Itie relrliraltal llnllainl I’m
lessor, Hoi rtiavr. llfr;tiir ol’ il ; L'r'-al ^lu cc-s in most of the
|juro|K*an Strilc-'. il^ introiliictlon ialo lli«* I nited liitalt's was in
ten'^cil more espet ially liir ilio •• oi' oiir raitii r and ^ciitleri’d liero
and llierc ovrr thf lart> of tliin iniL'bly roiintry Meclini; with
"real success anionc ihciii, 1 now olli r it to tin- .\ineric;in pnhlic,
know iim llial its truly woiidi rliil iiifdicinal virtues musl he :ic
kno^^ h'd;.'i'il.
Il is parliciil:irly recoinmended to those in r.^ons vvlinsi constilii
tions iii:iy hiive hren impaired hy ihe coiitinimus iHo of ardent
'pirits, or other I'ouns oC dissipation. (,fc*n('r illy instant.aneons in
t'Hi cl, it limis ils \\ay direi tly to the seat ol lilr, thriHin): :ind
•inicki riini; every nerve, r Tr Inu up *1"' droopiim pirit. and in
I let, inlnsini! new lie.iltli and vi'.'or iii ih” sy-iteiu.
.\iTll i; Whoever fVliect- to find thi-i a he\er:(L’e vmII he dis
.'ippointed; hut to the sick. we;ik »nd hi\\ spirited, it w ill prove a
tintteful aromatic cordml. pos«,‘Ssed 4it’sin;:ular remedial propertit"
(■ A r T 1 o N;
The uroat popiifiritv ol thisdelittitful .\roina h is induced iiiaiiy
iiiiilations. which the pnhlic -hoiild "iiard M!!:inst purcliasin"
l!e not (ktnU idt'il to huv :inylhlni: else until you have uiven Itoer-
have’s llollind Hitters a IHir trial, tine hottle W'M convince you
how infill tely sujicrior it i^ to all these imitations.
g^.-ohl at ?I.IHI per hottle or h-.ttles lor J.'>.(in, hy the
.■i r) L K l> R n 1’ II I I'-'I'o U S ,
•IK. A: CO.
.\i V N 1 I- A n r R I N o
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHKMISTS,
PlTTsmritdH, 1*A.
S imuel J. Hinsd.ile sole agent for F’aycttevillc.
June n. 1m.j7.
liooK iuNi)i:uy
SJ HARDlEhas rc'sumed the Rook Rinding
• Rusiness, over the T.ailor Shop of Clark &
Woodward, where he will receive and oxcf ute biiidi ig
in any style desired.
August 1. 27tf
\V« call the attention ot W HOI.K-
SALK |)1:aLKUS
' j|^0 our present Stock,—and we liave recently re-
JL ceived—
;JwU liags Rio, Laguira, NIaricaibo and Java Coffee,
hhds Sugar, assorted grades,
7:') bbls do. Refined, Crushed and Powdered,
‘.>ij boxes Sperm, .V lamiintine and Tallow Candles,
t(tl do Fancy and assorted (’audios,
100 coHh Kentu-'ky, .lute and Manilla Rope,
7 bales Flagging, (Junny. Dundee and Rurlapa,
;}0 tons Hoop Iron.
1‘20 boxes ('heese,
20 half-bbls .Su[ier (’arb. Sod;i,
40,000 Cigars, v.ariotis brands,
_also—
Pepper, .Spice, Ginger, Cloves, Nutmegs, Roras,
Madder, Indigo, Siianish Rrown. Rrimstone, Fancj'
and Rar Soai's, ,'tarrii. Powder. Shot, Rar Lead, White
Le.ad, P utty and Linseed Oil. Window Glass, Snufl'in
Roxcs, Eagle .Mills do., in Half Rbls.; Green and Rlack
Teas, Hollow Ware, .''wedes Iron, English, Germati,
and Cast Steel; Plows, Straw (huteib, (’orn Shellers,
Sausage (’utters and Stutfers, Trace Chains, Sole
I,eather, A'c., fic.
The above Goods we otlcr on the most favorable
terms to prompt time or c;ish purchasers.
D. .Si W. .McLAURlN.
Nov. (i, I85('.. r.Uf
L\Ni> FOR SALK.
IS AtMlKS OF [.AND lying on upper
E Little River, in Harnett County, well
timbered and v.ell located for theTiir|>eiitine business
It will be sold on ticcoinmodiiting terms. Apply soon
to the Subscriber a! Favet teviiie.
W.M McL. McKW.
Sept 'JJ, iHOtj. 41-tf
WOOL iJOfJ.S.
rOOLcardciJ with dispatch at Rlount'fiCreek
Factory.
SHEETINGS,
tOsnabiirgs,
Cotton ■\'arn, and
Wool Rolls, for sale by
GKO. McNElLL.
.Iunel8-'>4. 7-tt
DOCTOR FRANK WILLIAMS’S
ri'J.KliRA'FKl) RVF. WHISKKV!
"■■■•IIE subscriber has maile arrangements to keep a
I supply of the O-.nuiiie .Article, and is the only
•Agent for the t^ale ot the above brand of No. 1
Rye Whisliey in thi^ idace.
ROR’T MITCHELL.
May 4, 18-37. 5tf
Hy (ilH). L\UI)i:ii.
TUII IHMlliS \ni)Vh L'. T. Jt.SO.V'S STUKi:,
Fay*'lie, i\. i'.
Jan’y 20, 1857. 64ypd
STANDARD LFFERATl Ri:.
^■lliE Waverly Novels 27 vols. cloth and half call,
-I ('ooper’s^’ovels;
Irving’s Works, l'> vols;
Prescott’s Conijnest of Peru and Mexico;
“ Lives of Ferdinand and Isabella;
“ Life of Philip the 2d;
Renton's 30 years in the U. S. Senate, 2 vols;
The Statesman’s Manual, 4 vols;
Encyclopedia .\mericana, 14 vols;
Lossing’s Pictorial Field Rook of the Revolution
Webster’s Works, 0 vols;
Colton's Life and Times of Henry Clay;
Memoir of S. S. Prentiss of .Miss;
Pictorial Life of .\ndrew Jackson;
Memoir of Wm. Wirt by Kennedy;
Life of Wise and Virginia Politics iu 1855;
Garland's Life of .lohn Randoljdi;
Democracy iu America, by I)e Tocnueville;
Abbott’s Life of Napolwon, 2 vols; .Vbbott’s Histories;
Wirt's Life of Patrick Henry;
Life ot Wm. Pinckney of .Md.;
Rayard Taylor's India, China and Japan;
Com. Perry's Japan Expedition;
Lieber on Civil Liberty and Self Government;
The Physical Geography of the Sea, by Lieut. Maury,
Liberty and Slavery, by Rledsoe of Virginia;
Southey’s Common Place Rook;
Life and Corres. of Southey;
The Spectator;
Wilson's Tales of the Rorders;
The Scottish Gael, or Manners, .\nti«iuities, and
Customs of Scotland;
The Scots Worthies, by John Howie;
Lockhart’s Life of Walter Scott;
Chambers's Life ami Works of Robert Burns,
Hamilton's Discussions iu Philosophy and Liter.it ure;
Life and Correspondence of Lord Jeffrey;
The (Queens of Scotland, by Agnes Strickland;
Chambers' .Miscellanies;
Proctor's History of the Crusades, illustrated;
Woodfall’s Junius; Hannah More's Works;
Plutarch’s Lives; Roswell’s Life of Dr. Johnson;
Novels and Tales by .Maria Edgeworth;
Addition, Rurke and Johnson’s Works;
Millmun’s Gibbon’s Rome;
Hallam's Works; Cosmos, by Humbolt;
Men and W'omen of the isth Century by Houssaye;
The Guide to Social Happiness, by Mrs. Ellis;
Shakspeare, Byron, Moore, Scott, Hemans and other
Poets in various styles ol binding; The Roston Edition
of the Rritish Poets, xc., &c.
Oct. 2‘J. E. J. HALE SON.
liook Ao(‘iits WaiitiMl.
E Subscriber, having taken the General .\gency
attti itoftoir~irari\
—.VLSO--
IJoots and >lioes. Saddlery.
.\ny of which he will sell chea]> for * 'h, barter for
Produce, or on short time. Store la jenily occupied
by Troy iV M;irsn, near the Dobbin liouse.
G. W. 1. GOLDSTON..
Oct. 15, 1S50. 48tf
THE WORLD’S GREAT EXHIBITION
FRI/K \\A
AWAUDKl) TO MEVKK.
I’or his Tiro Fnutos, Orfolur i.>,
(1 MEVER respectfully informs his friends and
• the imblic genir;:! tliat he has constantly on
hand Pianos e piai to tho.-;c f >r which he received the
Prize Medal, in Lcndon, iu 1lS51.
.Vll orders I'rouij '’v at^endod to, and great care
taken in the selection ;.ii 1 packing the same.
He has received during the last 15 yeare, more
Mcd.ils than at;y other iu:ikej from the Franklin Insti
tute; also First Pi'emiums at Boston, New Vork and
Raltimore.
W.\RE-RO(.)MS, removeil from 25 S. Fourth to
No. 722 .\RC1I STREET, below Eighth, South side,
J‘hil'idel[ihia.
-Aug. 12. o.3-.‘)rnpl
sc:iio()i. lioOKs.
^MlTirs Lngli.sh Grammar; Peterson's Familiar
.'^citMice; Rolm:ir'.s Faldes; Emerson’s .Arithmetic;
' Rolmar's Frci.cli iramm:ir; Lovell's U. S. Speaker;
S.ir^reiit's Stamiar 1 ."speaker; North Carolina Readers;
I Mitchell's Geoirraphies; t^iackenbos's Rhetoric; iSic.
: ' E. J. Il.VLE & SON.
I Sept. 4, Ls-j7.
(U’ANO.
TONS REST PERUVIAN GUANO, ju t rc-
ceived and for sale by
(iEo. \V. WILLIA.MS .S: C-).
.Au'f. :;i. ••f’-
Land, lying on .Anderson's Crock, about two at.d
a half miles from lower Little River, near l.lliot '
Mills,—including about One Hundred .\cre- ol good
Swamps, which can be easily drained. This L;ind 1--
very heavily timbered, and a large jxirtion level ;ind
of superior i|uality of I'ine Laiui for cultivation.
-Also, a Circular STEA.M S.VW-MILL, in complete
order and well adapted to s.iwing plank roail and r;iil
I 'isli, \'C., i road timbers. .Also, Two well-broke MULES.
' ' .All, or any portion of which, will be sohl low .iiid
on time. The Laud will be sold either in a body or in
parcels to suit. S.MlTll .v ELLIOT.
•April 'i, 1857. '•' n
1500
Aug. 22
('ORN.
RUS. CORN, for sale bv
WORTH *i: UTLEV
o'ti-
n\\ KLLINCi I'OR SALi:.
^I'^HE Subscriber wishes to sell the large Dwelling
1 and Lot on the corner of Gillespie and Russell
Streets, at present occujded by .Mr. Henry Erambert.
Terms reasonable. E. J. H.\LE.
s\
,\() Ill .MlUC!
r I HI E subscriber is now prepared to fill all orders
1 for
Sitperior IWtter MSarhrts.
He manufactures North ^’arolina material—he em
ploys North Carolina capital and labor,—and he solicits
North Carolina patronage. Ry giving liim a trial, and
by comparing his with Northern prices, he hoyes to be
able to make a favorable showing. .\ TRl AL is wt?:it
he wants.
Messrs. WORTH .j- UTLEY of this place are Agents
for the sale of the above Ruckets.
G. H. MAKEPEAi’i;.
Fayetteville, Feb’y 17, 1857. ^'--y
40(»0
Aug.
FOR SALi:.
RUSHELS ALU.M SALT, a very su
perior article, by
JAS. C. SMITH i CO.
Wilmington, N.
1857. ;58-2in.
.1 for getting subscribers to and dehvenng Hawks s _ ,,
History of North Carolina, now in process ot pu >lica- | i,,,u,.ed‘on each class, the amo
tion by Mes.srs. K. J. Hale Son of Fayetteville, is j receive 1 thereon, au't the a^inount of
desirous of entering into an engagement with one or j classifu atio
more active, intelligent and reliable persons in each ^ .„„i^.ovcringpropert\
of the Judicial Circuits, to canvass ‘J>cir respec ive , •
parts of the State, cy- particular counties, thoroughly , ^factual experience.
Immediate application is desired, as sample copies ot i
the first volume will will be ready in a few d.iys.
Undoubted testimonials as to character must ac
company each application. .Vdiiress
H. W. HORN.
Fayetteville, Dec. *••, lS5t>. '>4-
FOR SALK.
.^'^IIE following A'.ALU.ABLE RE.AL EST.ATE, the
Jl. property of E. C. Hall, dec’d, is offered for sale,
and consists of the following tracts:
That ilosirahle pl;it*c known #.s Koine, c.ontain-
ing ab(»u‘, 2f.O .Acres, with all the improvements. This
place will be .sold entire or divided, to suit purchasers,
it being probably one of the best business stands in
the coiuitry, and is very desirable to those wishing to
enter the mercantile business.
No. '2, Consists of a Lot ami l>rick Store,
(2 tenements,) in Campbellton, on Bridge Street, near
Clarendon Bridge, and is a very desirable stand for
business.
No. Is Three vacant Lots in Cainplieiltnn,
known iu city plot as Nos. lO'.t, 111, 112, and hall ot
lot li:i.
No. 4, Is a DH'clling lIou.so and L(rt on H:iy-
inount, corner of Plank Road and .Adams St. \ very
desirable residciice for the whole year.
No. 5, Is a Corn Mill and Steam Engine and
Boiler, of 10 or 15 horse power. This is well worth
the attention of those living where -water power is not
available, and wiU be sold at a great bargain.
For terms apply to
J, n. H.ALL, Assignee.
August 1, 1857. 80-tf
Nb:(iROi:S W AXTKD.
'HIHE undersigned will pav the highest cash price
S for YOUNG NEGROES. I etters addressed to
either of us at Laurinburgh, Richmond county, will
have prompt attention.
DC. McL\URIN,
DANIEL M. McLAURlN.
Laurinburgh, Dee. 2(1, 1850. ^8tf
Fire Bnsnranee.
E refer our readers to the Annua! statement of
the .I'^tiia Insurance ('ompany, of Hartford,
which will be found in another cohiinn. Thi.s success
ful institution was incorporated by the Legislature ol
Connecticut in ISP', with a I'erpetual charter. Its
capital is ^50(>.H io, ;m.l its accumulations exceed
A.siit(,t 100 more, making its entire assets «ver ^oOd,-
Ot>0, invested as detailed in tin* statement referred to
These results iii.licate that during the period of uearly
forty yeai's ^ince its oruani/. ition, (witiiout :i single
change of its chief oHicor,) its business has been con
ducted with judgment and jn'udence. It has been
thus far sticeesslul in an eminent ilegree, discharging,
as we are informed,*,all it« oblig ition.s by the payment
of .about t’n ill'll.tr.s for losses, without asking ;i
day's del.iy iu aiiy iiistatice. It h.ts had but little lit
igation, notwitiist til ling the immense number of trans
actions made. Ii, order to att.-iin as tniieh r-r/nii)f>/ as
possible in such a business .as insurance, it has been
the practice of the Company, lor several year.s, .a'
great Labor, carefully to clas.sify and arrange their
’ ‘ ■ ■ to ascertain
amount of pre
losses up
classification, extending over a long
ingproperty to a very large amount,fui -
presents a sound, sul)stantial
upon which to coioluct its
Insurance is not .i matter of luck or chance,
as many suppose; its hazar ls ire ascertainable, and
its i»rinciples cap:ible of beitiix re'Iiieedto a system, the
practical working and results of which are as certain
as that (d’any other business. The Ktn.a Company,
by adhering rigidly to its system. ;uidp!aciiig its busi
ness upon .a healthy basis, has obtained the eotifidence
of the community to an extent s;irpassed by no other
Company in the U. States, and has incre;ist‘d its busi
ness and its income from year to year with a steady
growth. i^iie gnat source of its seiiirity is the wide
distribution of its risks—a policy which it pursues
with great strictness—limitin.i: the .amount to be cov
ered in e:ii'h locality. Ry this course it h:is passed,
with comparative impunity, throu^ii som* ot the most
sweeping and destructive tires, which hav‘ swallowed up
other companies les.s cautious in their business. It is
a system like this, baseil tipon experience, which gives
stabilily an 1 souniine.^s to :i company, .aiul to the as
sured confidence and security. — liitllinyui I'atnnt.
llAR'FFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED 181'.'. CI1.\RTER PERPETUAL,
Capital $1,000,000. Assets $1,422,162 11.
T. K. BRACE, President, E. 0. RIPLEY, Vice Pre-
siilent. T. .\ LKX AN DER, Secret;.ry.
l)nu:croHf! —T. K I’race, S. Tudor. J. Church, R.
Buell, M. A. Tuttle, E. Flower, E. .A. Rulkeley, R.
.Mather, E. G. Rijiley, S. S. Ward, 11. Z. Pratt, G F.
Davis, .V. l^inham, D. llillyer, T. .A. .Alexander, W.
Keney.
The Assets are mainly invested in Stocks and Ronds,
paying interest, with Sil72,t)i»l 01 of cash on deposite
in the 11 irtford Banks, to meet losses.
Losses due and unpaid — non^'
Losses ad.justed and not due. ^^2l,->13 i)-).
Losses iu suspense, waiting fuitlr.T proof, &c.,
8-50 15.
Loyjse.*^resistei*, (suspicions ot Ir.aud, »lic.) 8 * 2.
fi®- \geut of the above Coiup:iny in Fayetteville,
N.^ E. J. HALE.
FOR SMJv
A DAMANTINE and TALLOW CANDLES: fine and
•‘m common TOB.VCC(); and almost anything in the
Gr«cery line. Cheap as the cheapest'.
G. W. 1. GtJLDSTON.
Jan’y 27, 1857. "7-
\V. N. I'lLLlNGnAS’F
Is now receiving a large and well assorted Stock of
4'liiiia, aiil Eariii«‘ii««ar‘,
l.i(»okiii^ fiila»i^€‘w, Ifritlania,
niKl Silver Pl.ileil Ware,
Fancy (w00d«, A: lloiiMe
llaiMluai'c*.
He invites the .attention of Country Merchants to his
Stock, and is satisfied that they cauuct find a belter
assortment of Goods for their trade, or che.aper i when
delivered at their doors,) iu one House anywhere.
Sept. 8. 2m
RK.MOVAL.
1.^’^ F. MOORE has removed to the Store recently
occupied by William Taylor, o doors Ea.st (d H.
L. .Myrover Co., where he would be pleased to see
hii old customers and all others who wish to buy Goods
Cheap.
The Notes and .Accounts due W. F. iS: E. F. Moire
and .Moore \. I’ro., can be found as above.
Sept. 2. ii'.t 1 111
15
FOR sasj:.
RRLS. of .M. & E. MYER’S SUPERIoi;
WHISKEY This Whiskey comes very hiuhly
recommended;'said to be fully oiiuai to any North
('arolina make, and warrantC'l free from any impuritv.
WORTH .v'UTLEV.
.Uig ii2, 1857. otj-
Fire ¥nsnr "f nee*
SIHE .KI'N' A Insurance (Jornpatiy ii (Lirfior,|, h.avo
flL ing paid the tax imjifised by the Revenue Law
of the late Legislature, will continue its .VtiCiu v in
Fayetteville, utiiler the mana'.rement of the un'iersi;in-
cd. who is prepared to issue Policies of Insurance on
Ruildings or (ioods, either it; this Town or .u'anv
part of the State, on proper iipplic.ition, descrI].:ion
of the Proper’y, \c.
The-KT.N.\ COMP.AN'Y h.is been iu operation about
liO years. Its f.ipiial »s 'I'he lion. I ho--
K. Brace was its first President, and he stdl holds riiat
office; and sever:il of its first Directors are 'lill active
and efficient members of the Pioard. li h:.sat :ul t.ine,
sustained the highest char.acier for the j-rudeuee ol
its management, and for the liberality with woich it
has ever adjust‘-d its losses.
E. J. HALE, Agent
IIWVKSS ins'FORV.
^ IH E Subscriber, Assistant .Agent lor procuring
I subscribers to rin 1 deliveriu;r Hawkss History,
g.ves notice that he wiil atten 1 the (’ounty ('ourt oi
Duplin on the I’d .Mond.a\’ iu July inst., the  ounty
Court of ( hathain, on tiie 2d Monday in August, the
(Jounty (,’ourt of ."sampsou on the ^id .Monday in .\u-
gust, and the (bounty Court of .lohnstoii on tio' lt!i
.Monday in .\ugust. He will !>e j rovi Ic I wiih a .'ub
seriplion Rook, and with copies of iiie Nt volume in
the sever.al styles of binding, for deliverv.
c. piiii i;
July 4 -2-
I
D.WIl) .\lel)t I'I'li;,
tSriekmasoN am!
S prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, in
eluding the i>utting u[) of Turi'cntine Stills in thir;
and the adjoining c.innties.
Fayetteville, .April 27, 1857. o-l\-pd
.1. VVll.LlAM FA(;K, m. d.,
P MTTSBO MtOMJii MB, .V.
g I^R. P.VGE may be found at his office wiien not
mJr professionally cnjrasfed.
May 0, 1857.
5tf
NEW HOOKS.
'ig AUUIED OR SINGLE, by Miss Sedgewick; The
i.fM. Professor, by Currer Rell; Romany P.ye, by
Lavengro; The .Vthelings; Tent Life iu the Holy Land;
Boat Life in Egypt and Nubia; The Improved House
wife, by Mrs. Webster; Kc.
\ so. Bullion’s 1st Lessons in Greek; Payson .V
Uunton’sSeries of PENMANSHIP; Addick s Elements:
Key to Davies' Algebra; and other School Books.
E. J. HALE \ SON
-Vug. 2a.