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\1 iNMVVS A M) TIirilSKAYS.
\:!i) .1. II \I,K, SON,
: .1: >ns ANH rKori^ii'Toiis.
■■ ill’ Si-'.iii-'.Viekly (.)uskkvi;r *;'• if piiiil in
, ■ •■.I it' paid during the year o! subsorip-
ir >1 :it'tor the year has expirvd.
Wi'fkiv 'Mi^KKVKK ^'2 00 per aiiuuni, if paid in
■ , >, ')0 if paid during the year of subscrip-
■ r > ' I'O after the year has expirud.
\ Ki;T1S1"'1HNTS inserted for sixty cents per
■ ^ : .r.i s :' t the first, and thirty cents for each
;■ i' ;i>.Mti.in. \ early advortiseiufiits hy s|)e-
(i ts, at rcasonalile rates. .Vdvertisci s are
. til st:ite the nuinlier nf insertions desired, or
.1., u> V ‘niiimed till f irt'id, and cliarjjed accord-
. lai'Uts to be inserted uifide, charged 50 per
■>
!u:m’,()\v. 1). I), s.,
\V be tonnd .at his Hooins, during
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from
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■pillar oflice lu urs,
\1 to 1 V. M.,
1' M to r> P. M .
.■ V, : p'e;iseii to receive calls from all who
.1 his { rii*Vs'iiniai s rviees.
\ I , nu'i.t ^1 ; ill- he'd nut 1 _v > ll'ering to per-
j I t 'I a sui.ill cniujioiibation; agood price
i. irm'd iti all c ises \n 1 p atients favoring
t .■ iiii It nee, nriy rely upon his utmost
- ! ) r: i ia every uj oiaiion iu as pert, ct a
1 . • ■ t- jjitid for ui soon an com-
I’h.i-e wh ' aro nr.w in'lebted will please call
• i 1. 51-tf
roH Tilt: VMlk WINTER 1S57!
j 1 .T r>K''Kivh:i>:
■ i ‘'lU jr.iiii and save money. \
llWiN!>ltsr AND niE.VPEST
MO; K (IF
iUifl Shoes^
.' A i'IN and O' >M)KEl>;
- 1 NriN i .'^lloKS, of a new
■ ' i .1. •■rii;
i'!|'
E. GLOVER
H.\S received his Fall Stock of
(toods, consisting of
WATCH VM, J i:Wi:i.KV,
SILVER AM) PLATE!) WAKE.
m MILITARY lillODS,
To which he icvites the attention of hi.«old customers
and the public in general.
P. S. His personal attention will be paid to all
Viiitches and Jewelry entrusted to him for rt-pftirs.
>'^ept. 15. ' 4;{-;im
WATCHES, JKWKf.UV, &c.
oi H A.M now receiving additions to niy
M Stock of
Watches, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware,
Military and Fancy Gcods,
U hich makes iny Stock good. Those who are about
to make their purchases would do well to call.
W. PRIOR.
Staef' AVateL Repairing done iu the best manner
and warranted,
Oct’r 1, isr,7. 47-Sm
KOl'.M)
E offer for sale
PINE LAM).
.\('RES round Pine Tur
pentine Land 17 miles from Kayetteville, be
tween the Western and Centre Plank Roads—the
Morganton Uoad running through the same. bar
gain will be sold in the.«e lands. For particulars
apply to Mr. Charles .Monroe near the land or to the
subscribers. .1. T. W.VDDILL.
Sept’r 20 45-tiw
NEW HOOKS.
"^J^OSS SIDE, by Marion Marland, author of
■\lone'
SOUVENIRS OF TR.WEL. by Mad.ime Le Vert
Just received bv E. J. MALE SO.V.
corroN ii\(;(;iN(;.
J^UNDEE and GUNNY BAGGING in quantities to
all .. uro ", J]
UK TllK LAR(i!-T.
itOOtH
 \1 ■'!
suit purchasers.
Sept. 17.
For sale bv
JAS.
G. COOK.
4otf
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tlieir
■nrwed fi r
'Hi)ES and
in his line,
-lo.ci tf 1 by him-
> luifi' t'l call
M. FAULK.
51-tf
.'oles, e uue for-
Seveiitv tive centi
.M. F.
T’l
COMMl I' l'El)
:»■ JAIL "F ( UM151;KL\NIM uUNTY, ik-fr
li, i : ri^lit Mulatto .M>in, about 80 years of age.
■' ~ \ inehes high, with large wliiskerij and lonz
1 ■^e. He saxshe beiongii to Henry S. Clark,
■ ut;ty. N. r., and was hire 1 to Isaiah Williams
ill  .trMiiriJi. and calls his name William, also
tiv the name oi Sam. The owner is requested
I- I'urward, prove I'rcpoi ty, p iV charges, and
IP MWay, .r he will dea'ii with as the law
W
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5 ^ ll- iM the
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. . -■ in a:l'
Ii»»LTON, Jailer.
52tf
li \ N \ \V \ V
mbseri' -r about the last of September,
' man KI\\.VK. Said i:e).'ro is about
i, a i 'ut five ti-et six or seven inches
I’keiv, and fpiits 'in a f jolish look when
■ is !!,, d'.ubt trying to get to a free
I ,f I’lvpnty I)')Pars for his
111 iv.ry TO 111.-. ,..t his confinement
.'I I' • ':i It i g.T him.
i'iiii. i;:;' 1- _i Itn bus' .'^ture, Moore Co.,
F. W. S^VANN.
ol-lm
I'AkM S\LE
; -I ■ iii\ I’LWrVTl'iN t»n the East
liivtT. •; 111. cs above the Claren-
.' A 1 I' t;if T ■ iriier Lands, containing
r-  I'ln- I’l intati .ii is iu a go'id state of
',1 '11'e oi' li'dng ma le one of
it. .■ ; ;ifin' in the C.,iuity. 1 will give a
' is, ai.d m ike the time of pav mo?t ' to suit.
* • i \ 1 i’ 1 U
le in
N. C
a few weeks.
I \\ V1: r r I: \ I r. L E i i o' i ’ i: i.
Fiirniiure and Fixtures for Sale.
ffelHH above named property will be sold to any
I rt'sponsible pers'.n, iipnii fair tpriiis, if app’.ie l
for between the present tinii- .m i the 15fh of l»ecei)i-
b»*i next It'nut S'll l by the 15th of Dec., they will
be sold at Auction after tin.' iirst lay of J inuary next,
in lots to suit purchasers
.\ny information wante i will lie eheerf'illy givrn hy
applying t t ,1. [f KOPLUTS \ t'O.
Fayetteville, Sc]>tenuier lii, h''57. 4.!-tf
1)\\ lOR S\LK.
^BIHE j'iea'.int ('(JTTAfil], now > i; th' ;.'i'upatu'y ot'
M. Mr. Wniiiaok, .ui H.iyniouiit, is otlVro 1 'or >aii-
Those wishing t.) pureh isi- can know the terms by ap
plying to r. .1 \ H. 11. JnNKS.
Oct'r 1'.I. i>'2-
RinV VRJ)
ILL be given for the apprehension and delivery
W W to me, or confinement in any jail in th’ State
So that I can get him, of my man JIM. He left on
the 30th ult., and has not been seen, or heard uf s'Lce.
He is a bright mulatto, almost white, about 2:^ years
old, about 5 feet 9 inches high, straight hair, and teeth
defective, long beard on his chin when he left. Had
on when he left a very good suit of clothes, and will very
likely try to pass off for a white man, and make for a
free State; should he not go north, he will likely go
up in the vicinity of Fayetteville, as he was raised
there, and formerly belonged toWm. E. Wright, Esq.,
of that place. Any person who may take up said
Bov will be entitled to the above reward and the
tha’nks of ISAAC B. KELLY-
I Kenausville. N. C., Aug. 13, 1857 33-tf
I :i.800 Acres of Land
FOR SALE.
i rilHE Subscribers offer for sale the above Tract of
I I Land, lying on .Anderson’s Creek, about two aud
; a half miles from lower Little River, near Elliot’s
I .Mills,—including about One Huadred Acres of good
’ Swamps, which can be easily drained. This Land Is
j very heavily timbered, and a large portion level and
! of superior quality of Pine Land for cultivation.
■\lso, a Circular STE.\M S.\W-MIIL, in complete
: order and well adapted to sawing plank road and rail
i road timt)crs. Also, Two well-broke .MULES.
I .Ml, or any portion of which, wiil be sold low and
■ on time. The Land will be sold either in a bodv or in
S.MITH & ELLIOT.
April tj. 1857. 97-tf
SALE OF THE LOTS OF
C .A R O 1.1 \ A C1T Y.
It tin* Terinlniis of llie (ircat rrnlral Riiil Roiul of
iVortli (’iiroliiiii,
ON BEAUFORT HARBOR,
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1857.
Ci.\R(>LlN.\ CITY is situated on an elevated plain,
about 15 feet above tide water, immediately on
the waters ofBeaufort Harbor. This location tor a
great commercial City was selected by men of com
mercial experience, after a full examination of all the
lands on the Harbor of Beaufort, and in anticipation
of the construction of the great Central Rail Road
from said Harbor through the State of North Carolina,
ooiiiiecting with the Hues of the Rail Roads of Ten
nessee coming east from Memphi.s on the .Mississippi,
and also in anticipation of the con.struction of a Hail
Koad from Carolina City through the counties of Ons
low, Duplin, Sampson, ami the town of Fayetteville,
to the Coal Fields on Deep Stiver. The Atlantic and
■N'ortii Carolina Kail Road, from ('arolina City, to
Goldsborough, will be opened by t!;e 1st January next;
the North ('arolina Rail Road is in operation to the
town of Salisbury, from which point the construction
of the great Western Rail Road, through the moun
tains to the Tenncssire line, is steadily progressing.
The Kail Koad through Fayetteville to the Coal FieMs
has tor some time occupied the attention of the .''tate,
and doubtless will, eventually be put in operation,—
that part between F.iyettevilie and the Coal Fields be
ing iu rapid course of constructio'i. 'I'he completion
ot these great Rail Roads will carry the agricultural j
and mineral products of the State to one of the finest i
harbors on the Southern coast, and must at an early ,
day builil up on it.s w iteis a tlourishing City.
.Vll the agricultur.il regious of the State, not pene
trated by said Kail I'.oads, have easy communication
with Beaufoil Harbor b\ navi;;able Kivcrs and Souuds.
C»f the Harbor ol lieautort, we believe it to be un
necessary now to spe.ak: the depth of its waters, its
proiiniity to the (.iiill Stream, (the highway of sliips. i
and its capacity lor all commercial purposes, are not
only well known to every North Carolinian, but have
attracted the attention of the country generally.
The Carolina City Company believe that the advan-
l.iges of the loe.ition which they have selecte 1 are
many; tneir lainl is a liij;h and level plain, looking
southward u|ion the uceati; its wells and .springs afford
the purest waters, and tlie salubrity of the climate is
so well known, that lleauloit iobelieved to betlieinost
heuhhy Watering p:aco ou the SoutLeni coast.
.\t this location, the cLauiiei for shii.^ bends iii near
to the .'iiore and runs parallel witli it along thi' whole j
Iroiit of tlie  ifv. iimking the vj inslructioii of wh.aiv;s
che.ip and ea.sy. Tne h.irbor ;iiid wh.irves at Carolina i
City, being a short ■ii.'taiiLc li .. in ilie coiilhix I't'lioj^iie i
Sound .-uid .Seuji It Kivei, I’ld nol iinmediate.y in j
Iront ot the Iii i :, .nf iuie.\po.sed to the violent storms, i
and yet a ship >iriy set sail iVoin the Kail Road wh irl ■
in ‘ aroliii.i t'lty ,.ii 1 in tiiirty minutes be at sea.
1 hese II.' Miiiv I tli« udvant.ages w hich dftenniiie i
the seu-et. i. . : th- .oration of t an aiia City; an i
^rtal a >. 'iiti leiK-e had the (’■ mi any in tlie superioril\
Ilf these adv.ant ige>. /A.r ih-^/ ■i '.-rn/j-,{ dii^i f.aid iii ,
l--rtr, :;/-j:r, (‘lOll.i’I.lil It'lllarn t) th‘ I 'llfntal Stock of the ^
AUn.-.hc iiiiil .\ frth I'liroliihi Jiiiil Ji’otnl I''■;nj-iin>/, which j
•' ijr the oiilu xuiii'crifiiio)! madi upon ihe/mlh o/ rettl eitati- \
t-h Betiujorl JJurbor j
Plans of the Harbor ofBeaufort, exhibiting ihe loca- 1
tion of the .\tlantic and .N. (?. Kail Road aiin Carolina
City, may t>e seen in all the principal Hotels in the i
Stale. 1
TERMS OF SALE. ;
Oae fourth Cash, and the balance secured by Notes
with approved security at O, 12 and IS months.
By order of the Company.
JNO. H. COOK, Pres t
Car. City Co.
jyo. M. ROSE, Sec’y
Sept, 29, 1857. 17-ts.
11 {: .>1 WEI.l. nous I '.. I Fanoru i>i
favi:ttkvii.lk, v.
E(Xsf sidf' of (Hrrrii Sfrref, a feio Dnnrx S^ortJi >J
the. Mtjrhet Iloiiae.
^HE Subscriber desires through thi'^
medium to acknowledge the libera*
)atronage bestowed upon his House the past
year—and as he has just erected New Stables anti
Carri.’ige Shed convenient to the House and to water
he takes pleasure in saying to his patrons and the
public generally, that he is still prepared to accom
modate them with transient and permanent board, and
respectfully solicits a continuance of the liberal patr on
age heretofore received. Every exeition on his part
shall be used to render them comfortable during their
sojourn with him. His table is always supplied with
the best the market affords.
P. SH EM WELL.
March 24, 1805. 8(i-tf
DOHIUN HOUSE!
POWERS & CO., pROI'HIKTOUS.
^■^HE Proprietors of this Establishment
M. announce to the public, that owing to
the constantly increasing patronage extend
ed to them, they have been induced to en
large the accommodation by the addition of
an extensive Dining Koom on the lower floor, and suite
ol 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 Ostlers in at
tendance
The eligible loc.ition of the Establishment, with the
experience of the Proprietors in providing for the com
fort of their patrons, thej' hope will secure to them a
liberal share of the travel.
The Western and Southern Stages arrive at and de
part from this House.
Carriages in attenilance on arrival and departure of
Steam Boats, for the accommodation of passengers.
Horses and ('arriages furnished at any notice for car
rying travellers to anv part of the adjacent country.
J. W. POWERS, & CO.
Fayetteville, May 12, IHotl. .“^tf
V \ U ABLK PROPERTY
l oie s.mMjK.
JoFFEK for sale, my L.VNDS in the Town of Fay
etteville, atiout 130 .Veres, known as the
mUIVIFGRD SWAWP.
\>iout M) -\cres ot It is tine Meadow Laud, as the Crop
now on it will show. ,\lsu, the
l..ot
near rhe Market Squarr. occupied by .Mr. .John A.
Pemberton.
•V Large and Valualile Lot, fronting on UouaMson,
Maxwell and ^!^l^•.for 1 Streets, known as the Hotel
Oardeii Lot.—c(.ul 1 be ilivideil into several Building
Lots—very ne:ir the new Female Hiph School Buildings.
.Vlso, the Stab.e Lot adjoining, fronting on Mumford
Stre.-t.
Several DE.'IRABLE BUILDING LOTS ou both
'finslox' and ^|lUllfor I .''treots.
.\I1 this pronerty can now be purchased on favora
ble terms, an^t a large part can remain ou Bond and
Mortgage ii'desire 1.
A A. McKI-rrilA
Respectfully informs lus friends an l ihe
public, that he has built up lar'jre substantiiil
Brick BuiliHngs at his Old .Stand, expressly for man
ufacturing (/arrii.ges. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage he has received for the last 21 years, he
hojies by strict rtttention to bu*iuess, with i de.'ire
to give satisfaction, to merit a coutinuaiice of the
same. He warrants his work to be made of the best
material and by experienced workmen in each branch
of the business. His work will comp.tre f.avorably
witii any made in the United States, for neatiiess and
durability. He is determined to sell and do any
work in his line on as good terms as any work done
elsewhere tliat is as well done. He now luts on hand,
FiNisuKi),the LARGEST STOt^K of
( 'urnao fs, UnroKchcs, Unck'ttwatfs^ k/k-
HII i ,
Ever offered in this place, anti a very large stock
of work nearly finished, which will be tinisheil laily.
All of which will be sold very low I'or C.\sii, or on
short time to punctual customers. 8»a>"' Hi has on
hand more than ()N E HUNDRED N D FIFT^ Vehi
cles finished and in course of construction.
.\11 work ma'le by him is waiT.inted 12 months
withfair usage, and should it fail by Imil workmanship
or material will be repaired free of ch
Persons wishing to buy would do w
examine tor themselves.
Ordei's thankfully received and promi
Repairing executed at sh'irt not'
reasonable terms.
to call and
attended to.
ami ou very
Maj- 2?i.
B ‘-tf
THO. J.
Oct. 10, 18-:
CURTIS.
43-tf
I’
■M t
STRAYED
"liber about the
J. L. IIAUGHTON. | (>90 ACRIOS or LAi\D
1
1st June, off the
■rn Hail J! lad near .Murchison’s Factory, a
'•■\KN.—(iiie black and white pied, the
II, with white in his fai.e, one or both hind
\iiy iii’oriiiat; 'Il re.'p cting them will bo
r . . ived ,aijd liber.illy rewarded.
J.No. A. LEACH,
Fayetteville, N. C.
ol-5t
n.
A
\Lf. s roCK, 1^57.
K li'.u- reeei\iii^'
Co.,
lar;re ,in l well selected stock
Tftk a
•1'.; ill part >f;
■ . and F giire l .''i^ks;
i- _.i'h aii'l Kreiicli Meriiioes
1' •. and Fij' I 1'eL iiif.s:
i r lo ll ail Wool I’):.ids;
A |.
!■ .■
..f ail
iiiit.'az'
I I roc
liliatles;
FUK SALE
"^HE Subscriber offers for sale the above iuantity
of Land, situated in a healthy neighborhood, three
miles from the Wilmington and Charlotte Rail Road,
and four from Lumber River. This Land is well
adapted to Farming, Turpentine, and Ton Timber
purposes, having a good range and other advantages.
Those wii*hing to purchase may find me on the pre
mises, who will be happy to exhibit it or give any in
formation concerning it desired.
ANGUS McGlLL.
Philadelphus, N.’C., Sept. 1, 1857. 40tf
I 1 American i’rint«;
:■ o V, . I ll iiitil'iil patterns; i
: s' I .ak' i f every description;
met ivl;iiiigs an 1 Insertions;
U ' and I, ll lerslf-i-ves,
ry. If. ive>, Belts;
' II'. I’l illillling.', ,ve ;
;i. and  I'.siiiiei'es:
• : 'Hhs :ind .''attinets;
' ■ 1 « .';. re I !• iaiinei.s;
■ ' ll. i i’i'.wii .'siiirtings;
‘ ■ P I .'hei ting;
' ' wn Drilling:);
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M .
Ili- 'W n
nil .- ■
1 i;;..ii
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U'.a
,!' 11
iths;
CHINA
fBlE.V SETS—new shapes—Gilt, Painted and Plain,
M- at to ■'j)25; Decorated V.VCES, Cups and
Saucers, and other fancy China; the most beautiful
Stock ever seen here. Also, a variety of other Fancy
Goods, suitable for presents, at moderate prices.
GLASS,
Cut, Moulded and Plain; some beautiful new patterns
of Goblets and Tumblers.
EARTHEN WARE.
Ironstone China; White and Uniijue Blue; Oval Tomato
Shape; Dinner, Tea and Toilet W’are. Common Wares
of every description.
For sale by W. N TILLINGHAST.
Sept’r 20, 1857. 46-tiw
ADAIIMSTRATOirS SALE.
ILL BE SOLD, at the Store of M. Campbell,
on Tuesday, 10th Nov. 1857, at 11 o’clock, all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uten
sils, &c., belonging to the estate of the late John W.
Weisiger. dec’d.
.Also, the House and Lot,—late residence of the said
deceased. Terms 0 months credit for approved notes.
JESSE W. WEISIGEK, Adm’r,
A. M. ('AMPBELL, Auct’r.
Oct’r 7. ‘1^^-
w
Wind, and
IJOOKlilM>li\;
OF all kinds, is executed in the best manner.
(»ld common Prayers, Bibles, and others, re-
This will
I^r. Hawks'^s Hlsiortf
OW' .\ORTII €.4KOL.I.>A.
The Subscribers are now prepared to furnish the 1st
volume of this valuable work, which has received the
highest commendation wherever it has been read, not
only for its literary execution but for its typographi
cal getting up. It may be obtained, either from us or
from our General Agent for the State, H. W. Horne of
thi.s place, or any of his Assistant .Agents. The price
varies according to style of binding: In handsome
cloth $1 2->; in Library Sheep $1 50; in half Calf -iii
75. It IS SOLD ONLY FOR Cash. None will be charged,
cither by ourselves or our .\gents. A liberal discoun*
will be made where (luantities are taken to sell again
It will be sent by mail to any part of the country,
on receipt of the price and 21 cents to pay postage.
The 2d volum® is in course of preparation. There
will probably be four or five volumes in ail. The snc-
ceeiHng volumes will probably contain about 500 pages
each, and will be sold at a proportionally higher price,
viz; half a cent a page for the cloth binding, 25 cents
additional for sheep and 50 cents additional for the
half calf binding. E. J. H.VLE & SON.
Fayetteville, April 29, 1857.
P. S. The Agent and his Assistants design to visit
every county in the State, with the book, as soon as
convenient. In the mean time, orders to him or to us,
accompanied by the cash, will receive prompt atten
tion.
NO HUMHUG!
HE subscriber is now prepared to fill all orders
for
Sttperior IIYrlrr Burkrts,
He manufactures North Carolina material—he em
ploys North Carolina capital and 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. TRIAL is what
he wants.
Messrs. WORTH UTLEY of this place are .Vgents
for the sale of the above Buckets.
G. H. MAKEPEACE.
Fayetteville, Feh’y 17, 1857. 82-y
liook A^Mits Wanted.
^■^HE Subscriber, having taken the General .\gency
M. for getting subscribers to and delivering Hawks’s
History of North Carolina, now in process of publica
tion by Messrs. E. J. Hale ^ Son of Fayetteville, is
desirous of entering into an engagement with one or
more active, intelligent and reliable persons in each
of the Judicial Circuits, to canvass their respective
parts of the State, or particular couuties, thoroughly.
Immediate application is desired, as sample copies ot
the first volume will will be ready in a few days.
Undoubted testimonials as to character must ac
company each application. Address
H. W. HORN.
Fayetteville, Dec. 185(1. (54-
ItOP.ERP l>. (JREEX,
(LATE GREEN >v WEAR,)
WATCH-MAKERS, JEWELLERS, &c.,
FAYHTTKVILLE, N. C.
■ B D. t. begs to return his sincere thanks to the
* » • public for the kind patronage so liberally be
stowed upon the late Firm, and informs theiH he has
bought the interest of J. S. Wear, and will continue
the business iu all its branches at the old stan>l, under
his entire suiierinteudence.
■V. B .Vll Watches left with him for repair will be
taken apart in the presence of the owners, and the
necessary repairs pointed out to them and a written
contract given for the same, which work will be w.ir-
ranted for two years.
On hand aud for sale now, the mos' varied and
choice selection of CLOCKS und othe*' \ime pleco.s
that has ever been offered to the public ir. North Caro
lina, which he will sell at New York prices, and also
w. Bx.«{vafor two years.
gjqap to »md by the late firm will be paid
R pureceived by K- D. GREEN.
August 25, 185G. 34-tf
P[ fJIJC NOTICE
S HEREBY GIV'EN, that Books of Subscription to '
the capital stock of the Central Kail Road, from
Beaufort Harbor via Kenansville, Clinton, Fayetteville,
and West, will be opened on Thursday, the 1(»th day
of -\pril 1850, and remain ojieii according to the terms
of the Charter until further notice, at the following
places anil under (Hrection of the following named '
persons, Commissioners in the (Miarter, viz:
In the (^)unty of Onslow, at the ofhce of the Clerk
of the County C*urt at Jacksonville, and at the Post !
Office Rich Lands. E. W. Fonville, G. J. Waril, J. H. '
Foy, Robert White, .lohn .\veritt, Jr., Owen Hug- j
gins, L. W. Humiihrey. I
In Carteret county, at the office of Dr. M. F. Aren- I
dell at Beaufort I)r. M. F. .\rendell, J. F. Bell, L. i
T. Oglesby.
At the store of G. W. Taylor at Carolina City,—Col.
Wm. N. Dennis, II. S. Bell, Capt. Levi Oglesby, Bridge
Arendell.
In Duplin county, at the office of the County Court
Clerk at Kenausville,—Major Owen R. Kenan, David
Reid, Isaac B. Kelly, Wm. E. Hill, Wm. J. Houston,
Stephen (iraham.
In Sampson county, at the oflice of the County Court
Clerk at Clinton,—Thomas I. Faison, Dr. Thomas
Bunting, Wm. McKay, Patrick Murphy, 'Wm. Faison,
J. R. Beaman, Alfred Johnson.
In Cumberland county, at Fayetteville, at the office
of A. A. McKethan,—Thomas R. Underwood, Randal
McDaniel, Edward L. Winslow, John C. Blocker.
Form of subscription;
The Undersigned agree to take the number of shares
of >j!l00 each, set opposite to our names respectively,
in the Central Raii Road Company; and in all respects
to comply with the torms of the Charter.
liA Ki:i;
Is now ici_ci\iiig fnnu the NortL t!io
largest, tiiic.st, and iiui.st carefully se
lected stock of
i'I K .\n i Bsi:
ever offered in this market; which, added to hi.-> owsi
manufacture, makes his assortment complete;—t.’l of
which he will sell on the lowest (los.sible terms lor cash
or on time to punctual customers.
Fa«hionable painted cottage bed-room Furniture in
setts; curled hair and shuck, .and cotton .Mattres.ses;
Looking Glasses; W’illow Wagons and Cradles; Side
Boards; Bureaus; i^ecret ii le.s and lUiok-Cases: What-
Nots; Tables, all sorts; Wash .''taiid^': Caudle Stands;
Wardrobes: Picture Fran.es and Glass; Window Shade.s;
Cornices; Curtain Bands; Srd'as in Mahogany and
Walnut; Tete a Tetes; Ottomans; Divans and Stools:
Chairs of every variety.
Fine Ko.sewood 1‘iuiKjs, one with ..-Knlian At
tachment; Ro.«ewood Melodians. from the bet manufac
tories in New Y-rk and Boston, warranted .as ?oo«l as
any made in the country, and will be sold at N. York
prices—freight only added.
November 2. 45-tf
WHO WOULD HAVE Til01'Gin IT?
.4 nexo Carrini/r E^tah/inhment on tht‘. Mllitarij
Green, opposite the Mefhodist ('hurck,
front iny on Mnm/orJ St nut.
Names
Residenc-:
No. of shares
$ Cash
Vi ork
(iREAT ENTERPRISE!
l'i|V4‘li‘«'9ll4‘ i«> IXtlllKi lo ^ililK*!!
"'HE Subscribers would respectlully inform their
_ friends and the j>ub’iic, that they have entered
iKto copartnership for the purpose of coiidiicting the
general (’.\RKl.\GE I5US1NESS in all its various
fiart.s. .\nd t>eing both practical workru fu'.ly un
derstanding the4r business, they h.ave n. Lv^Itatiou to
conipuie wort with any establishment i . _jtteville
as to style and durability.
One of the firm may b« known by it. . to .\.
H. Whitfield’s iron work for the last two yj^rs.
We warrant all work to give gener;.! satisfaction
for twelve months.
Repairing done in the neat est manner low for cash
PIER & BKANIN.
James H. Pikr. James Bka.mn.
Fayetteville, Jan’y 24, 1853. tj2ti'
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• !'i l.'W lor  ■ AM, or on our
c'll't MiiTs eithei' at W hnle.talf
are resjiecrriiHy invited to give
J. W
PLAKCi:, Jr.
•intf
iiliink \V urrants tor shU* here.
Viound in the same style they were before
xave the repurchase of new books. Librarians connected
with e.illej/es, and other societies, and also gentlemen
rej-i iiii^ ;it ,t di.stance. will find it a matter of economy
>'> ;:et their books bouml here, as a deduction of prices ^ _
Will ll- iii;i,h. upon large orders: Pack them and send |
them with partii ular directions to this estab]i.«htiiciit;
and when tiiii'hed, they will be carefully repacked and
reiuriied without .lelay.
I 1 have the hesi stoi;k of mat^r’ ils; and workmau-
ship will compare with any either at the .North or
(South.
I Apply for a list ol Bindinpr jirices before 'loing else-
: wheie. Ihe iinder.signpcl resjiept full v solicits a share
j of patronage. THOS. ■. I'l ,.,,1NGH.\.ST,
1 .\uderson Street.
I Nov. 6, 1866. 54-Y May 21, Ibiiti
( (a A NOES.
BAGS PEI’.UVIAN;
I # o27 do. COLUMBIAN.
I >’ot only has the cost >>f using these (tuanoes in
connexion been very much diminished, but experi
ments have jirovcd th.it tlie phosph.ite, so •uuch want
ing iu the Peruvian, not -nly incre.ases the yield, but
til the (\uuia: L :i 111 ikes the croj) much
iiiori^ certain.
For sale by I', v W McLAURIN
Nov. f,. -Mtf
c;oal.
BlTl'MINOljS CO.\L of the liest -quality can be
had at the works at Egypt, at a reasonable price
by the Ton. WM. .'IcLL.-VNL,
Miuiug Engineer.
6-tf
Subscriptions may be made paj’able in work, and
may specify whether for grading or cross-ties; and
stockholders shall in every case have preference in
taking Contracts, when bids are the same or at Engi
neer’s estimate.
As soon as one hundred thousand dollars are sub
scribed, the Commissioners of Onslow county are to be
notified, and they are reiju'red to call a meeting of
Stockholders to organize the Company.
March 15, 185t). _ 13tf
O. lIOUSTOiV ~
OULD inform his friends ancl former customers
w w that he may be found 2 doors below the Cape
Fear Bank, aud 3 doors above his old staml south side
Person Street, where he intends to keep on bami.
Harness, Saddles. Bridles, Whips, Collars
ami every thing belonging to his trade. He respectfully
invites his friends from the country to call and examine
his stock before puridia-iing.
He will iittenil to Repairing of Harness and Saddles
punctually, ai'id his charcres shall be moderate. He
would requeei all indebted to the linn ot HOUSTON \
OVKKBV to B:sltle with . Overby or hinii:elf, as they
nre oornpe;;.;; , ) settle the firm’s debts.
Vuiiust 'z -^Jtf
“ rii(3 Oid North State in 177G,** by
1 Curuthers,—first and second Series. Just received.
E. J. HALE & SON.
liy GEO. LAUDICIl
TWII ulllllis IBIIVI! 0. T. UAIGII iSllV.I Sfdlll!,
Fayetteville, 1%.
Jan’y 20, 1857. ti4ypd
LAND FOR SAI.E.
.\CRES OF L.\ND lying on ujiper
Little River, in Harnett (joiinty, well
timbered and well located for theTurjientine busineir.'
It will be sold on accommodating terms, .^ppb’ S’Oon
to the Subscriber at Fayetteville.
W.M. McL. McK\V.
41-tf
Sept. 22, 1850.
WOOL
'OOL carded with
Factory.
.'SHEETINGS,
O.siiaburgs,
Cotton Yarn, and
Wool Rolls, for sale by
.1 ii’iel 8') I
ROIJ.S.
Uspatch at Bloun^t’eCreek
GKO. McNKII.L
I’K OSPEVTVS
OF
THE NORTH (WHOLINA PRESBYTERIAN.
/g^HE Presbyterian Church in North Carolina has
H long labored under a serious disadvantage from
the want ot a journal to advocate her claims and rep
resent her interests. It is estimated that only 1000
Presbyterian Weeklies are taken in the bounds of our
three Presbyteries We have 13,000 Communicants,
and it is safe to infer that there are 30,000 Presbyte
rians in principle in the State. Our Synod stands
fifth in the Union in point of numbers, aud her mem
bership is grCHter than that of any Synod South or
West of Pennsylvania. Our sister States on the North
ami South, neither of which has a metubership so
large as ours, publish the Central, and the Southern
Presbyterian, for the benefit of their people. The
time has come ivhen the Presbyterian Church in North
('arolin.i sliould likewise do her duty to her children.
It is a conceded and important fact, that hundreds of
our iiieiiiliers will take a State paper who will take no
other. i'he Paper is needeil to be the organ of our
Synod and Presbyteries—to elevate and enlighten the
{dety of our membership liy diffusing evangelical
kii. wledge—to promote the cause of Education—to
deveiope the t.aleuts of our Ministry, aud to strength
en the attachment of our people to the soil and sanc-
tu:irie.s of their own State.
1 f fiur Church in other St;ites, a"d other Churches
in this .'^tate, can supply their members with a Re
ligious journal, why may not we? Are North Caro
lin.T Presbyterians inferior in talent, energy and
|iatriotism to their neighbors on the North or South,
or to Christi.iiis of other denominations at home?
With the same or better opportunities of accomplish
ing this work, shall we leave it undone? In the lan-
gua>;c of one of our most able and useful Ministers,
an adopted sou of our State, “It ought to have been .
undertaken 20 years ago, but it is not too late to be
gin to do right.”
In the last two or three months, a fund of about
.'s.'>uiMi has been subscribed as a permanent capital.
.\t a meeting of the contributors, held at Greensbo-
roii;!h ou the 1 1th of May, Rev. A. Baker, Chairman,
— the I’.ii.or was unanimously located ut P'ayetteville,
niidi r the naiae and title of the Noetii Cakolin.%
Phksijvti.i;!'N. Rev. Wm. N. Mebane and Rev.
(U-^rjie MeNeill were elected Editors: Rev. Messrs.
(leorge McNeill, Wm. N. Mebane, A. Uaker, and C.
II. Wiley, and Messrs. George McNeill, Sr., John H.
'■ and l»avid Murpliy were appoiuted an Executive
Coinmittee, to establish the Paper and manage its
bubin- ss all ars.
It is our wish and design to make the Nonril C.Mio-
'.;SA Phksbytkrivs a journal of the first class, eiiual
to the best in the eountry in typogr.aphicul appear-
■aiK-e and in adaptation to the wants of i>ur Churches.
I |'.uunl^ will afford the latest intellijience, both
torei in :in 1 1 miestie, and special care will be taken
to ;;ive a !iill .Mid ;ircur:ire summary of State news.
The II line of the Paper is designel to l>e an exponent
of it- eliara' ter and contents. From couviction, it
will a Ivi.eate the conservative, orthoilox, Old School
doi tr'.ii. .' and or ler of th-- Church.
(•ur lit >t appeal is t" our own people—to N. C.
I’re-oyterians. Whilst vve rely confidently upon their
• t ivor, we trust that the native sons of North (’arolina
I who havi' found homes in other States, and the adopt-
; o 1 ciii^eii.s of our St.ate who form so important an
I eli'iiient in our Ministry and membership, will take a
. d(‘t‘p interest iu this enterprise and give it their
hearty support,
i Tkii.ms: :'2 per annum in advance, or on delivery
' of the first nuint er; :ji2 50 iu six months; ^3 at the
, end of the year. To clubs of 25 or more, paying in
I advance .and when the Paper is sent to one addre.^s, a
' discount of 10 per cent, will be allowed. Our Mini.s-
i ter.s and Elders are earnestly desired to act as .Vgents,
I and all others friendly to the cause will please assist
in procuring as many subscribers as possible, and for-
i ward the names, h;i Auyu.it 1j^ to this Office. As
Soon as 150() subscribers are obtained, the first num
ber wiil be issued. If a faithful and vigorous effort
' is maiie in the next two months by those who take a
; lively interest in this work, we will, without doubt,
I be able to begin the publication at the end of that
time with a paying subscriptijti list of at least 3000.
! .iddress. Editors of the North Carolina Presby-
‘ terian, Fayetteville, N. C.
j Fayetteville, .^lay 20, 1857. 12-
IS TO BK THK T1TI.K OF A
LITERARY PERIODICAL,
TO lu: BLBLISHLI»
.^1 O T II i. V ,
IN THE
TOWN OF SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA,
BY ANDREW J. STEDMAN,
A .MEMBER OF THE NORTH-CAROLINA BAR.
W V offering to the Public my Magazine, I claim for
Mt the Editorial ( hair no superiority over that de-
partiiifiit of other like Periodicals; but I do claim for
the talent (•{ N irth i'arolina, and the South generally,
that will be broufilit to its support, Southern patron
age. .\nd 1 also, as a Southern man, and ihe Editor
of a Southern M.agazine, claim at the hands of the
Southern countr; , all 1 especially of North Carolina,
that :.id aii'l support that will here, at home, establish,
upon a firm basis, a f' unt;iin of Literature, and ex
clusively 1*. Home Literary Magazine.
Many are the Magazines now published in the
NortJiern States th.it .are flooding the whole Southern
count ry. There is not. (it is jirobable,) a county in
any Southern State that is not visited by "Harper,”
••Graham,'’ “Peterson,” or “(jodey;” while here, in
North Cft?^lina and the South, where genius unsur
passed and uneiiualed reigns, the literary talent that
is brought into exercise is cled'Cated to the support of
Northern .Nlagaziiu s. while .Southern enterprise, taste
anu talent bow in iniiul'ie submission to such suicidal
policy of Southern contributors.
Why, 1 ask, cannot irc—North Carolina, the South
—send greeting to our Southern clime a Magazine,
accept.ible for th' nianr iua!ities that adorn the pages
of the most chaste, eleg iut and polite Periodicals? It
is true that the South has her .\lagazines; but few in
number are they, and unknown, compared to the pub
lications of the .North, which every mail lirings to our
homes, filled with the result of hired labor, and teem
ing with unpardonable sedition.
Then 1 appeal to North (Carolina and other Southern
States to aid me in my enterjirise, aud in promoting a.
liter,try taste .imoiigst those upon whom, as a South
ern man. I It ive c'aiins.
-My M igaziiie will be of the usual size; and nothing
will lie admit led to its pages Vuit such articles as will
I meet the ajiproval of the most fastidious. It shall be
IliiisliMtiHl witli Liignivinss uiid I'liitcs,
of the m..'t elegant texture, ecpialiug in be.iuty and
st\ic any executed at the North.
My pii.e of subscription is THRLIi DOLL.VRS per
year, which is reiiuired to be pai'l iu advance, as the
expense to be incurred in establishing such a publica
tion will not admit of a credit system
The Firxt Xiiiuf> r icill f>e d ] si ./anunri/1858.
A. J. STEDMAN,
Editor iind Proprietor.
Sept’r 1, 18.'>7. 4b-
2n. H -My .\ i ir. ss uiitil the 1st of Xuvtmber
wiil he Pittsboroiigii, N. -after that lime it will be
Salem, .N. ’
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DOCTOR FRANK WILLIAMS’S
( ELKIJRA'l'Ei) RYE \\
1''H E suV'scriher has made arrangements to keep a
.SiUpplv of tin- (*enuine .Article, and is thr* only
,\y:eiit for the sale ot the above brand ot V Nil. i
Kye Whiskey iu this place.
ROB’T MITCHELL.
May 4, 1867.
Cap Papers,
•h l-.Tive; ipcs, white
id I’erry's .Steel
I’l'i.s. Ebony Rulers,
•r", N1 athcm.itii.-al In-
I’inlv 'I'ape, Ouills,
i lloxes, ij'c.; lianker’s
111 liiiiis and Poeket I’looks; \ ali-
'ii irpeiiers; -Jloth Stretchers, for
leliule ink; Rodgers’ I'eu Knives:
Poritidio-; ^layll;l^l ,v Noyes and Davids' Inks, Vc.
I Ca»c sAierior English SL.\TES, assorted sizes.
■' ■ HALE & SON.
V'- hill- 11 oil
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