itr. Hawhs'>« History
«K !\OKTH CAROI-IMA.
The Subscribers are now prepared to furnish the 1st
volume of this valu.ible work, which has received the
highest commen.Irttion wherever it has been rend, not
oul.v lor its literary execution but for its typographi
cal getting up. It may be obtained, either from us or
from our Geueral Agent for th« State, II. W. U»rne of
this i>lace, or any of his Assistant Agents. The }>rice
varies according to style of binding: In handsome
cloth -6; in Library Sheep $1 50; in lia'f t'alf $1
75. It is SOLI) only i'ok Cash. None will be cliiir^ed,
either by ourselves or our Agents. A liberal disconn*
will be made whei'e iiuantities are trikcn to soli again
It will he sent by mail to any part of the country,
on receipt of the price and --1 cents to pay postage.
The 2d volnma is in course of preparation. ilioro
will probably be four or five volumes in all ihe sui ■
ceeding volumes will pri'bubly I'ontai’.i about oOO pages
each, and will f>e sold at a proportionally higher price,
vii: half a cent a page f»r the cloth binvling. cents
additional for sheep and 50 cents additional tor the
hal calf binding K .1. IIALK \ !>O.S
hay ttfville, Aj>ril \>^-u.
1. S. The Agent and his .Assistants de>ign to vi.sit
every county in the J^tate, with the tiock, soon as
Convenient. In the mean time, orders tc liiiu or to n.-).
accompanied by tlie cash, will receive pri'nipt atten
tion.
IU)()KS.
■'kl’N'OLI.-'ON S Therapeutics an i Materi i
Mi’dic.'il I'ictionary;
Human IMiysiology;
l*rai tice of Meilicine:
• * till Now Uoiuedios:
Meigs’ Treatise on ()ltstotrios;
“ Wyman, and lior l>i,o:i.'^os:
“ ('hildbed l\ vors;
“ Dise:ises of the I’terus;
Dewees on Childron;
“ “ Females;
Horner's .\natomy and Histology;
Miller's I’rinciples of Surgery;
Prai'tice of do ;
Hartlett on the Fevers of the F. State.-;
Wilson s Human .Anatomy, by Ooddard;
Uicord and Hunter on Venereal, by r>uin>tt'.i 1;
Watson's I’rav'tico of P lysio, by «\indie;
Wood and liache's U. S. l>ispensatory;
1‘ancoast's Wistar's .\nat> my;
Wilson on Diieases of the Skin;
*• tlie Skin and Hair;
Eve’s Surgii'al Cases;
Churchill on Childron, by Keatinu;
“ System of Midwifery, by (VuuHe;
*• Diseases of W'omen by do ;
Kllis's Medical Formulary, by Thoma-:
Kirkes’ and Paget's Physiology;
Kegnault's Hlements of Chemistry:
Fownes’ Chemistry for Student.-;;
Hartlott on Certainty in Medicine;
Smith and Horner's .Anatomical .\tlas;
15ird on the I'linary Deposites;
Pereira's Materia Medica and Therapeuiios:
t'arpenter's Human Physiology, by Sinitli;
Dickson’s Elements of Medicine:
Taylor on Poisons, by CirliTith;
Hurrows’ on Cerebral Circulatii>n;
Wils.m on Syphilis:
Draper's Physioli gy—illustrated;
Solly on the Brain; Hope on the Heart, \c , ,Vi-.
E. J. HALE \ Si»N.
;>et. IBoT.
H
m.
L.iiiroKs.
PURE French Brandy: £ -
“ Jamaica iium: ^ £
“ St. Croix do.; ? . ~ .
“ Holland Gin; — z ^
“ Kye Whiskey; ? ^
.Apple Brandy; S ^
“ Peach Brandy; -
“ Madeira Wine; j. 5 § £
“ Port 'Vine; ? 4 - .i
“ Malaga Wine; ? £
“ Scuppernong Wine; ~
.And a good assortment •!'t’OMAloN LI'-jU'H!..'' :i'wiy>
on hand and fur s.ile by W. 11. i'.\l!\'KI!
Oct. Im
'I'he H ilniin^to/i, Charlottf ».V R'ltui r~
ford Rnil Rnaii ('ornj>'tn i.
IT is ordered by the Bjard of Directors
pany, that f .r the ensuing ye.ar the lo '
stalments be called for, viz:
Third instalment of TWENTV per cent t'
and payable on the 1st day of December l>.'»'i
Fourth instalment of TEN per cent to b
payable on the 1st day of Fe'^ruary
Fifth instalment of TEN per cent, to In-
payable on the 1st day of May
Sixth instalment of TilN per cent, to be
{•ayable on the 2d daj- of August
This call is applicable only to those Counties E i-t of
the Pee Dee, and to those West of f’harlotte.
H. W. GUION. Pret.
Oct'r IS-jT 'j.j -’in
tij)'! ;a-
iii-
lut
d\io and
du.
LOST,
L.AST Saturday, 31st ult , (during the honr. of
parade. I about the Court House, or between the
Court House and the Fair Ground, a small yellow
leather Pocket Book, containing consistiiiir of
three bills, three $4 do., one >!■') bill, uno ^■') gold
piece, three oO gold pieces. A lleward of -^lO will
be given for the above described Pocket Book and
money, delivered to the undersigne'l.
JAS. H. J.AC'KSON, Musician.
Fayetteville, N. C., Nov. ‘2, 18o7. .Vitf
1). W. C. UENP.OW, !). 1).
[AY be found at his Uonms. during
his regular office hours, viz: from
9 A.M. to 1P.M.,
3 P. M. to 0 P. M.,
where he will be pleased to receive calls from all who j
may be in need of his pro*'essional services.
No inducement will be held out by (dlcring to per- I
form operations for a small coni[iensation; a good j rice i
will be charged in all cases. And j atients favorin;: '
L)r. B. with their confidence, may roly upon his utmost j
exertions to perform every operation in as jert ct a!
manner as possible.
All ojifnilionn K. f,r /■ .-..w! u.,
P. S. Those who are now iii lokted will please call
and settle.
glover
AS received his Fn.ll Stock of
Goods, consisting of
WATCHCN, TRWI^LIIV,
SILVER AND PL.\TED WARE,
/l.M) MILITAKV liOODS,
To which he itvites the attention of his old customers
and the juiblic in geueral.
1*. S. Ills j)CftiOual attoiitiou will be paid to all
Watches and Jewelry entrusted to him for roi)airs.
Sept. D”>. 4:^-3m
W A'I'CIJKS, .IKW FJ.UV, ^Vc.
.AM now receiving additions to my
Stock of
Watches, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware,
military and Fancy Goods,
Which maki'.s my .“^tock good. Those who are about
ti> make ilioir pnrctiases would do well to call.
W PIUOU
BkiY* Watch Itcjviiring doiu' in tlu'best in:iiim'r
and wtirniito 1.
Oot'r I. I^'iT. li-'Im
.! T IIOI STO-X.
(Siim'NNor to .1. I}(‘:i>lry in Hit' Wiitth aiiil
Jrwrlry HiisiiiisN.'
KSl’i.CrrriJA calls the alien- ^
tioii Ilf llie l.idii'S and goiitlomon |
. F.i\i ttovilli'. and his tViends at a ;
dist.HiK-o, to this t-n-t. and bens an :ioo‘ptanoe of thanks
loi their patronaiTo to the late tii ni. Beasley \ Houston; j
ho will i i.ndtii t ilio bnsinoss in his own name, iletor- ;
1 minod to o.trn a lil'cral jiatroii.age by correct dealing ;
I with all who will tavor him witli their custom Ho ,
' has no\% lor .•'.1:0 .i largf -tnk of tin*’
Gold and Silver Watches and Jewelry,
Ot the latest siyles out:
! Silr>/- /•’'/•/'•.N'. fd'■ , ('iifli/'i/.
li'ih! i\iis, Siirri//iir's ('ni/iji issi s I't-
nm ///.'■. 11 (///.•/;// (’’ims, i''nu I inline,
j J-''lift S II III/ Ao'D/'ifi‘‘IIS, Fitu Ihnihh
! it tins. s iiHi) otJn r Pisfii/s, '
j ('"]>■", ‘( ('.I d'-’ , d'C. ^
\\ atchos ;ind .lewolry c.irefully repaired: .\o-
coriK'.'iis corrictly iuno>i: ami Engraving hanilsoniely
. executed by T. liorS l't'N
■ (Kt’r'.;«•! •'> tf
I'AI.I, .s: roi lv. Is.'iT.
5J I'. i’i: vi{( 1: Co.
A UE now roc- ivinii a lav_o .in I well selected ttot-k
of
^ consisting in part of:
11! ick and F'gurod .''ilks:
Enj:ri.--h and French Morinocs:
I’laiti .and Fi^;'1 DeLanes;
Froncii all Wvud Plaids;
-\lp;UM.' of all i(ualit;f>;
Black Boinba/iiu*;
Engli-h, French .and .Vnierii'an Prints;
('lienillo Shawls. , beautiful patterns: ,
i. idies' ('loaks ol every .ie'eriptioii;
; .laconct Edgings and Insertions;
' Collars and Cn lersleevtw.
Jlosiery, (Jlovos, l5oIts;
Bibbons, Triminings, &c ;
‘.'ioths a!i 1 Ca'simcros;
Twee Is, .leans ;ind Sittiliets;
White and ’ to I riainu-'s:
Bte-i 'hed anl l>rown >liirting-;
.Allendale 10-4 Sheeting;
r>!e.ii'hed and Brown Drillins.s;
Plaid l,;:is,ys and Koiseys;
.M irib r.'' .''trij'Cs and Pi li 1^:
l’>r, wii ^.iid Bleached Ta;'lo ths:
T we':'i:.js of .1'.'. kin is:
Negr'. Briiil.et';
Extra 'luality Bed Blankets;
Spiral, lirass ;ind U ii:i'eli >ne H
Good assortment of Ho,.p Skins:
Vankeo .Noii. iis ...f every variety, kind, and
■ lUa'ity:
Silk, Le.'iorn an i Str:iw Il.innets:
1 M-'IC'kin, ('as.simerc anl W ■ 4 H.its;
i B. js. .-^h. es, Cmbrel'.is.
—.\LSo—
.V 1 irgi and tashionable st> -k f
.VII 01 whit'ii will be sold low for .VSH, or on air
u»u:il time to puix'tiial customers either at M'-
or /,’ ■ ' .\:1 pers .n are res| ectfully invited to give
us a ca’l
B. F I'liVll' E. J. W. I’EAKv'E. .1r
Sc; ; 7. I '■'i7. t^nf
tAinnhi rtoif • Idrcrtiaciucnt.
The Sul s. riber is tiov,- reeeivin._ his .-^t i k of
Tall aiiil Winter
(’ ini'risinir ever;, thing itj thewivof DK\ GiM»DS,
-ni'h as \Ie:ii, ■>, .\'p-ie is, De'.tines, ('ashmeres and
> ;n'.;li:iiris, 1 .r Ladies' Dress'"- \1->. t’aiii.oes. Lin-
seys. I.Ieielii. I ;iti 1 unMeaeho i i-hirtings. Drillings,^
•snabui’i.'s. Kerseys, Kentucky .leans. S.attinets. Cas- ,
simeres. tor P;,i!t'. \c. KE\DV-MAI>E I’l.OTHING. |
the b. -r materi i’' and go i w irkinansiiip. B>(»TS '
and .'^IH'E.'^. f.ir Men :in l B..ys; a*-o, a go.-ri liss Tt- j
ment ot L.'i l;es‘ and .Misses' .'^lioes. Trimmings fori
La lies' Dr- sses; i’. >nnets. Mantillas and floaks, of the 1
i.itC't !ashi"ti. li.VTS at\d C.AP.*s of all sorts, and
TKL'NK.'! of .ill six,.-: be-i lcs HAKDW \KE. (JR'X’K- |
I'llES. and a vrir.ety of other Goods, which i will sell '
low lor 'a'h. ‘.r upon sl,,jii credit to reliable and
prompt paying eubtomers.
S. W. EHHANT.
Lumberton, N. C , Sept. 'Jl, 1h.')7. H-L’m
I’OK Tin: W |]ST!
Through in 36 Hours, and Crossing the
Blue Ridge in the Day Time!!
M 1 S. BBOWN'S Tri-Weekly
* • Line of Four-l*orse Post
(’■ aches, from Salisbury to .\she-
vilie. via Statesville. Newton,
Morganton. M.irion and Plea-ant fJar'lens; connecting
at Asheville with the line of Sia^res for the Warm
Springs, Kn-ixviile and Grecnviiie. Tenn. This is
the bi-.st stocked .and best nitinage l Iloa i in North Ca
rolina. It is the inosi expeditious, safo and jdeasant.
and .at the same time the cheapest route for the West.
I.eav.-.s .'^.disbury on Monday, We.iriO'd.iy an'l Fri
day; leaves .Asheville on Tues'lay, Thtirs lay and S.itur-
close connection witli the Xortii
Carolina Bail lload. North and Souili.
C. S. 1>B*^\VN, Contractor.
June I-'), ]!s.')7. ](•,.
The Vtirrias:^ Far fort/ in
the South!
WcKK/ril I \
KSPECTFrLLY informs his friends and the
8% puldio, that he h.is built 'ip large s\ibsiant'.al
Brick Buiblings at his Old Stand, expressly for nian-
ufacturinp (^irriK^os. Th:inkiul tor tii*‘ very
patrona.ire he has received tor the last 'J I yi'.ars. he
hopes by .strict attention to liu^iuess, with a do.-jire
to give satisfaction, to merit a continn ince ot the
same. Ho \V!irrants his work to in* made nt the best
n\aloiiaI and bv expi'rieuced workmen in '' ich braivch
of the business. His work wiU coiupafe tavorablv
with .any made in the United States, torncaines' m l
durability. He is deterinWn'd to sell and do .an_\
Work in his line on as good terms ;is any work done
clseuherc :hat is as well done. ilcnow ha.sonhand,
I'i.N isiiKt', the L \HGl:S r Si’t) '/V >t'
( 'rn ni'\ , li ix'lt'nl/' n. :tn>!
Ever olieiod *n this pl.ace. ami a very Large stoc:.
of Work nearlv tinishc'l. which will be tinisheil daily.
All ot wliich 'will be s,.i.I very low tor ('ash, or on
short time to punctual .•u'tomors. Iftay- 111- has on
hand more t ban ONE il I’ N Dl! E D .\ N D I’ll* i '» ^
cles tinisht'd .and in course ot cou'truction.
BsiV’ .\n wo: U made i>y him is warianted I'iiuouths
withtair us.i-e, in i should it tail by 1,ad workmanship
or mat. rial wiil lie l epaire.l free of idi irge.
rcisons wi'lrinj to l.nv would lo well lo call and
c.\amiui‘ I' V theni'oivcs.
>rilt-rt I hankiully receive.! .ind prom j !ly at teuiled lo.
ilepairiri}; e.vecute’ sh .;t n.'tici .ml on very
V-' as, i.uble t erms
May '-IS, ^
J. \v.
Is lit w ri'coiviiig fritiii the Xtirtli tlic
l;ir^'cst. liiifst, aud luust carefully se-
^i\f~ lodo'i t*l
^ 1 KK
ev.-r ot'ered in tlii- m:irkct: which, .iddcl to his own
n.aiiufacttiro. ni..kcshis assortment completw;—all oi
V. i.icii he ’.vil! s> 'I on the lowest possible terms for cash
oi ..!i time to I'un.'iual cust> mcrs.
1 aslu,,n;i'ile painted cottage bed-room Furniture in
setts: cur.idh iir and ^huck. and cotton .Mattresses;
Looking (;' :sso?; \‘i illow Wagons and (’radles; Side
Board.s; Bureaus; .’^ecrotarios and Book-Casos; \S hat-
-N ’t.s; T.ablf.s, :iH sort.-"; Wash .Stand-: ('andle .'stands:
W .ardri.tiej;; Picture Frames and (Jlass; Winilow .'^ha les;
>',.inices: I'urtain Bands: ."^ofas in Mahogany and
Walnut; Tete a Tetes; Ottomans; Divans and St-tols
t iiairs of every variety.
Fine llo.scwood I’iuiiKS, one with *Kolian At
tachment; llo.sewood .Mulodians, from the bet manutac-
t r;es in New V«rk and Boston, w.irrante l ;is good as
a:i_i m.id' in the «-"untiy. and will be sold at N. York
p. ices—frei:r'’t only added.
Novem i-r L'l-tf
M7/0 worij) 1/AVK Tuovtnn it*
,1 ;/'./• ('nrri’t'jf Kstahn^hjufnt On the Milltnry
(trei ji, npjtosifi' f/ir Mrf/iuJisf Churchy
froHt'nxj on Mum for J Sfrtyl.
Z':i> 'il'\i M«> io |«»
^l''Hii .'^u'oscribers w 'ild respect: ullj inf irm their
I fi'ietidi and the pu'dlc, that they have entered
ivito copartnor.-'hi]. f. r the purpose of con iuctiug the
general C.VK111.\G1', liLSlSESS in all its various
parts. And t>eing both practical workiJi^n, fully un-
der-iaTiding their buuiness, they have ti; it;ition to
C'iijjiaie woTK with any establishment ; jtteviile
as to st_\le and durability.
One of the !irm may b»* known by ic-i to
H. Whitfield's iron work for the last tw«; , ;rs.
We yrari.int all work to liive treneral s itisfactiou
f( V twelve Ulol^sh^
Repairing done iu the acat est maimer low for cash
PIER \ BKANIN.
J.V.MES H. Pier Jamks Bravih.
F.nyetteville, .lan'y 24, 1853. tJlitf
• fiarble Factor
Oct. 14.
;i-tf
FOR THE P.\LI,& WINTEIt Iv57|
JUST BECEiVEL»:
I't'all soo'i, secure a good bargain and save money )
IINK l»K TIIK LAKGL’NT, Hl.MlSiniEST \\(J (Hl'H'VsT
STOCKS OF
. Shoes^
LADlEb (lAllERS, SATIN and COLOKEI);
LADIES’ and GENTS’ DANCING SHOES, of a new
and beautiful pattern:
VOL'TII’S and CHILDKEN’S BOO'l'S, SHOES and
GAITERS;
INDIA-RUBBER f-HOES, and every article in his line.
Mis stock is choice and carefully selected by him
belf, and buyers will find it to their interest to call
bebire purchasing elsewhere. m I’U’ik'
Oet’rB, 1857. ' ’
HF^.MI who have lost their .soles, come for-
!• A YtvI'rI',V II, 1,11(>■['HI,
Fiirailiirc and Fixlnres Ibr Sale.
above named property will bo sold to any
^ responsible person, upon fair terms, if applied
tor between the present time and the loth of Decem-
lernext. If not sold by the 1.5th of Dec., they will
le sold at Auction after the first day of January next,
m lotB to suit purchasers.
Any infoimation wanted will be cheerfully given by
•I'Hying to J ,f hqukkTS & CO.
f a}etteviUe, September 12, 1857. 42-tf
HOOKS.
u ■ English Grammar; Peterson’s Familiar
cience; Bolmar’s P'ables; Emerson’s .Arithmetic;
Bolciar 8 Frencli Grammar; Lovell’s U. S. Speaker;
argen B Randan! Speaker; North Carolina Headers;
I chell 8 Geographien; (.iuackenbos’s Rhetoric: &c.
Sep., 4, 1867.
s.-iO JlF.WAllD
T 11,1, l.e given for the apprehension and delivery
to me, or confinement in any jail iu the State
so that I can get him, ot my man JIM. He left on
the ..lith ult., anil In.s n, t In en seen, or iieard of s’lice
He is a bright mulatto, almost w hite, about l-’d years
old, abiiut •) teet inches high, strai^zht hair, and teeth
defcelive. long beard on his chin when he left. Had
on wheiL he left a very good suit of clotlies, and will very
likely try to p iss otl for a white m iu, and make for a
free .State; shonlil he not go north, ho will likely pjo
n)> in tlie vicinity of Fayetteville, as he was raised
there, and fon.ierly belonged to Wm. B. Wright, Esij.,
of that place. .\ny person who may take up said
Boy will be entitled to the above reward and the
thanks of IS.V.AC B. KELLV
Kenansville, N. C., Aug. !•!, 18.i7 t!:!-tf
Fifty l>c)!lai*s Itoward.
rU'^WO MEN, Al.BElir SCHWARTZ and THO.MAS
M. K .SM ITH, confined in the Lumberton Jail, hav
ing broken out, 1 will #five Twenty-five Dtdlars reward,
each, for their iipprchension and delivery to me in
Lumberton. Schwartz is about five feet high, and
jiorhaps thirty years of age, a Hungarian Jiy birth;
Smith is rather stout built, about five feet six inches
higb, and eighteen ; ars of age,—both had whiskers
when they broke out.
REUBEN KING, Si n-ifT.
_Oct. 18, 18.^7. 53 Im
NO IIUMI51G!
HE subscriber is now prepared to fill all orders
^ for
Suiteriot' Hnckets,
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
j by comparing his with Northern prices, he hopes to be
, able to make a favorable showing. A TRIAL is what
! he wants.
i Messrs WORTH 4- UTLEY of this place are Agents
I for the sale of the above Buckets.
\ ^ A Q- makepeace.
I Fayettevi,e, Fcb’y 17, 1857. 82-y
-t i
■ i^lV lr*£'
liy LAUDlJi.
TWI/ llODRS I’. T. ll.Hlill & sows STORK.
Favelto%ill>, If. V-
lan’y 20, 1857. filypd
BOO KIJ Ii\ J ) I \
F all kinds, is executed in the best manner.
Old common Prayers, Bibles, and others, re
bound in the s.ime style they were before. This will
nave the repur. iiase of new books. Librariansconnected
with colleges, and other societies, and also gentlemen
resiling at a distance, will find it a matter of economy
to get their booKs bound here, as a deduction of prices
will be made upon large orders: Pack them and send
tliem with j)articular directions to this establishment;
anl when finished, tlicy will be carefully repacked and
returneil without delay.
I have the best stock of materials; and workman
ship will compare with any either at the North or
SovUh.
.Vpplv for a list of Binding prices before going else
where. The undersigned respectfully solicits a share
of patronage. THOS. H. TILLINGIIAST,
.Anderson Street.
Nov. 5, 1857. 54-Y
\\’« call tlic attention of WHOLK-
SALK DK.ALKRS
our present Stock,—and we have recently re-
B- ceived—
oOO bags Rio. I.aguira, Maricaibo and Java Coffee,
■iO hhds Sugar, assorted grades,
7o bbls do, Retiued, Crushed and Powdered,
‘Jo boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles
bb do Fancy and assorted Candies,
100 coils Kentucky, Jute and Manilla Rope,
7 bales Bagging, Gunny, Dundee and Burlaps,
30 tons Hoop Iron,
120 boxes Cheese,
20 half-bbls Super Carb. Soda,
40,000 Cigars, various brands,
—ALSO—
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Cloves, Nutmegs, ’lioras,
Madder, Indigo, Spanish Brown, Brimstone, Fancy
and Bar Soaps, Starch, Powder, Shot, Bar Lead, White
Lead, I’utty and Linseed Oil, Window Glass, Snuff iu
Boxes, Eagle Mills do., in Half Bbls.; Green and Black
Teas, Hollow-Ware, Swedes Iron, English, German,
and Cast Steel; Plows, Straw Cutters, Cora Shellers,
Sausage Cutters and Staffers, Trace Chains, Sole
Leather, &c., &c.
The above Goods we offer on the most favorable
terms to prompt time or cash purchasers.
D- & W. McLAURIN.
\ Nov. 1856. 54tf
SilEMWRT.I, IlOUSK,
IMlVE’J'TKVII.I.U,
Kast xide of Gnrn Street^ n few Doora North oj
the, Mfjrhrt Iloiti^c.
ra^IIE Subscriber desires through thi*^
jB medium to acknowledge the liberal
patronage bestowed upon his House the past
year—and as he has just erected New Stables and
Carriage Shed convenient to the House .'ihd to water
he takes j)leasure in saying to his jiatrous and the
public generally, that he is still prepared to accoiu-
mudiito them with traiisicnt and permauoiit boarl, and
re.spectfully solicits a continuance of the liberal pat.on-
age heretofore received. Every exeitiou on his part
shall bo used to render them ciuuforlabli' during their
sojourn with him. His table is always supplied y^ith
the best tlie market a'fords
P. SH EM WELL,
March 2 1. ixr.y, Htl-tf
DoitiuN iiorsi-:'.
POWERS \ CO., pKoiuiK'roKs
''aiHE Proprietors of this Establishment
y atiuouiioo to the public, tliat owing to
the cotistantly increasing patronage extend
ed ti) them, they have been induced to eu-
larjro tile accoinmoilation I'V tlie u'lditiou ot
ail extonsivo Diiiiiiix Room on the lower floor, and suite
ol [looms 111 file second tloor; thus enabling them to
accommodnte all who may favor them with a call. .\nd
they pledge themselves to an increased exertion to
give satisf'action 10 their patrons.
Sjiacious .Stables attached an I careful Ostlers in at
tendance
The eligitdc location of the Establishment, with the
experience of the Projirietors in providing: for the Com
fort Ilf their patrons, they hope will secure to thetn a
liberal share of the travel.
The Wostorn and Soiitliern Stages arrive at and de-
p.'irt from this House.
(^arriages in attendance on arrival and 'lenarture of
Steam Boats, for the accoinuifidation i.f jcis^ongers.
Horses and I'arria'res furnished at any notice tor car-
rving travellers to anv p-irt of tlie ad)>ieent oo\jntry.
J. W POWERS, (It CO
Fayetteville, .May 12, 1 h.',*; ;itf
V\Li AliLK i»uo!‘i:irrv
FOK s.ti.i:.
gOFI-'l^i for sale, in,v L.VNDS in the Town of l-ay-
ottevillo, about IdO .Vcr-'s. known as the
iVIUIYIFORD SWAMP.
•About bU .Kcres of it is line Meadow Land, asthoCroji
now oil it will show. .Vlso, the
Itrifk
near the NLnrket Sijuar^-, occupied by .Mr. Jolin .A.
Pemberton.
■V Large and Valuable Lot, fioutiu^ on Donaldson,
Maxwell and Mumford .'Streets, known as the Hotel
Garden Lot.—could be divide 1 into several I'uilding
Lots — very near the new Female Hicli .Scliool Buildings.
•Vlso, the Stafiie Lot adjoining, frontinif on Mumfoni
Street.
Several DESIBXBLE BUILDING LOTS on hoth
Winsbu- and Mumt'ord Street-.
.\!1 this property o:in now be purch ise-l on favora
ble terms, and ;i largf p.irt i-isi r.-mnin on Bond and
Mortgakje if desire I
THo. J. (’URTIS.
Oct. 10. I-’)'.. 4;{-tf
uo!ii:irr !>.
L.VTL GBEE.V ”, K ui,)
WATCH-MAKERS, JEWELLERS, &c.,
FAVKTrKVlLLK, N. tV
8® D G. bcjs t" return h;s sincere thanks to the
■ public t >r the kir, i p:;trcnaire so liberally be
st .wi-d u} "ti the late Firm, and infi.t viis them he has-
boiijrht the intere.st >f J. .S. ear, anl will continue
the busiue-^s in all its branthes at t.ie old stand, under
ii:s entile sui'oriiitendonce.
N. B All "'atciic- left with him for repair will be
taken apart in the ]>rc-.n',. ot' the owners, and the
necos.sary rep iirs pointed out to thorn and .1 writt.->.
contract giveu for the same, which work will be v ar-
r,into i for two year.s.
0;i hand aud foi- s,ile now, the mos vaiiedaud
choice .seloction of ( Ii()( K.S and otho^ 'dme pieces
that has ever been offered to the public ir .N'ortli C.aro-
lina. whicli lie will sell at New York j'rices, and also
w\ «j..«w\ afor two years.
sjqdp H\- lue to and by the late firm will be paid
R pureceived by R. u. GREEN.
-August 2'). lP-5(i -M-tf
IH HLK’ NO'i'ICK
fS HLKEBA GIVEN, that Pmoks of Subscription to
the c.-ipital stock f theCentr.il Bail Road, from
Beaufort Ji arbor via Kenansville. Clinton, Fayetteville,
and est, will be o[*ened on Tiiiirsd-y. the 10th day
of .\pril I80O, and remain open according to the terms
of the Charter until further notice, at the following
pl.aces and under direction of the following named
persons, Cotnmissioners in the Charter, viz;
In the County of Onslow, at the office of the Clerk
of the County Ceurt at JacksonviUe. and at the Post
t.)f!ice Rich Lands. E, W. Fonville, G. J. Ward, J. H.
Foy, Robert White, John A .Vveritt, Jr., Owen Hug
gins, L. W . Humphrey.
In Carteret county, at the office of Pr. M. F. Aren-
lell at Beaufort Dr. .M. F. Arendell. J. F. Bell, L.
T. Oglesby.
At the store of G. W. Taylor at Carolina Cit.v,—Col.
H m. N. Deunis, H. S. Bell, Cupt. Levi Oglesby, Bridge
-\rendell.
In Duplin county, at the office of the County Court
Clerk at Kenannille,—Major Owen R. Kenan, David
ReiiL Isaac B Kelly, Wm. E. Hill, Wm. J. Houston,
Stephen (Jraham.
In Sampson county, at the office of the County Court
Clerk at Clinton,—Thomas 1. Faison, Dr. Thomas
Bunting, Wm. McKay, Patrick Murphy, Wm. Faison,
J. R. Beaman, Alfred Johnson.
Iu Cumberland county, at Fayetteville, at the office
of -A. A. .McKethan,—Tliomas R. Underwood, R.mdal
-McDaniel, l^dward L. W'inslow, John C. Blocker.
Form of subscription:
The Undersigned agree to take the number of shares
of i^lOO 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.
Names
Resideur-t
No. of shares
■'? Cash
Work
ouuai-iijiiiuua may oe maue payable 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 t)nslow county are to be
notified, and they are reiiuired to call a meeting of
Stockholders to organize the Company.
March 15, 1856.
13tf
O. IlOUSTOiV
inform his friends and former customers
» w that he may be found 2 doors below the Cape
Fear Bank, and 3 doors above his old stand south side
Person Street, where he intends to keep on hand,
Harness, Saddles. Bridles, Whips, Collars,
and every thing belonging to his trade. He respectfully
invites his friends from the country to call and examine
his stock before purchasing.
He will attend to Repairing of Harness and Saddles
punctually, and his charges shall be moderate. He
would request all indebted to the firm of HOUSTON &
OVERBY to settle with W. Overby or himself, as they
are compelled to settle the firm’s debts.
August 2V, 1856. 3
Book Agents Wanted.
^■IHE Subscriber, having taken the General Agency
^ for getting subscribers to and delivering Hawks’s
History of North Carolina, now in process of publica-
tion by Messrs. h. J. Hale Son of Fayetteville, is
uesiious of entering into /in 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 counties, thoreughly.
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. 9, 185G. 04-
DWELLl.NG FOR S.U^E^
^f'^llE Subscriber wishes to sell the large Dwelling
X and Lot on the corner of Gillespie and Russell
Streets, at present occupied by 2»ir. Henry Erambert.
Terms reasonable. e. J. halr.
PROSPKCTUH
OP
THE NORTH CAROLINA PRKSBYTERIAN.
/■IHE I’resbyteriau Church in North Carolina has
H long labored under a serious disadvantage from
the want of a journal to advocate her claims and rep
resent her interests. It is estimated that only 1000
Presbyterian W'eeklies are taken iu the bounds of our
three I’resbyteriea We have 13,000 Communicants,
and it is safe to infer tint there are •‘^O.OOO Presbyte
rians in pri:.cii)Ie iu the .State- Our Synod stands
fiftli ill the Union in {>oiiit of numbers, and her mem
bership is gr«'ttter than that of any Synod South or
Weist of Pennsylvania Our sister States on the North
and i'^outh, neither of wliich has a membership so
large as ours, publi.sh the CentraL and the .Southern
PresbytiTiaii, for tlie fo-iiefit of their peojde. The
time lias Oome 'vlien the Presbyterian (’hurch in North
(’arolma blioiibJ likewise do her .luty io her children.
It is a concede] aiid imjioitaiit fui:t, that hundreds of
our members will take a State ji'ijior who will take no
otl-.er. Tlie P;iper is needed lo be the orgun of our
Synod aioJ Pre- bytei'ies—to elevat.- a'ld eulighten the
piety of our membership b;. diffusing evangelic.1
knowlodg'* to pr imote the cause of Edui’atiou—to
devolij) e the talent' of "-ir .Ministrv, «ri.l to strength
en the attiichtiii.'nt of uur people to the soil and sanc
tuaries of their own State.
I f our Church in otlirr State-;, und 'itber Churches
in th Jt ite, can supply theii members with a Re
ligion journal, wtiy niM\ n -t wc'r .Are N' r’h C:iro
liii.i Presl'yti-riaiis inferior in talent, energy anii
patriotism to their nei:!hbor.s on tlie .N'orlli or South
or to ciirirfti ins of otfier denomiaatioiis at Ji>J!ii*.‘.'
With the .sime or tietter ^opportunities of accoinpViLdi
ii>g this work, shall we !eave it undone"' In the lan-
gu.i^o of one of our m.-st able and useful .Ministerri.
Hii adopted s,,n of our .'^late, ‘-It ought to have been
uiidertiiken years ago, but it i.s not too late to be
gin Io du right ”
111 the l.ast two or three months, a fumj of abost
•ii-jUi'O lias been subsi;ri>'ed as a permanent c ipital
At a meeting of the coniributors, heM at »reensl>o-
w
Fire WnsHrattr.,
E ref«r our readers to the nm *
the /Ktna lnf>uranee (
which will be found in anorherpi.
ful institution was incorp .rate 1
Connecticut in 18Pt, with ji j m; „,,,
capital is i500,0‘'>0, a>! l i; !o, ..1,
i>800,000 more, niakiny: iis en-Hi
000, invested as detailed iu tli,-
These results indicate that duriti * ’ ..
forty .years since its orscatii/ .ri-
change of its chief oliicer, j bu.ii ..
ducted with judgment .and j,i. ■ ,
thus far successfu in an einirn i ? j,
as we are infurm-.d, all its obli^.t
of about ten miUiim il'ilUir:. i ,r l,,s....
day’s delay in any ir •'•an.e. ]. j, .
igation, notwithsiandin^ the ir'iui»'
actions made, in onl* .■ to 1 ,
possible in such a •uisitioss .j ■ ,
the practice of the (?oinpH!iy, |,,r
great laVior, carefuLy 1 1 cbi^ .it ,
risks into about fifty .-t ' .
the amount insured on each class, ,
iniums receive.I therecii, an t tii^
on each. J’his cl isjifieation. f \-,
period,anil covci iii .: I !• r i v,
nibhcs reliable dat,i, ; j 1 , ,, .
b'isis of actual exrericij.- •, |
business hisuranci isi. ii
as nii.iiV -juppiis..; its hic/. ■ i
its priticij-!cs .;ipab!e of! In'/ ^
practic?! workiiifi: mm I res-.i!rs ,
as th;it of :iny other bnsi;,..' ..
by a iherintr rizi 1!\ to i’ss- •, 1 .
ness upon a benlthy has'i.s I-. m i t.-
ot the community to an exteiit ■ ii [.
(’oinpany in the C. States. :ind ii
ni-ss ari'i its income from ve.u-
growth. me greHt source 01 its v.
di.si ribiitiou of if ' risks--a p> ii, ■
with great strictness—limitins: tiil-
ereil in each locality. P>y tlj-t ■,,(!
witli comparative linpuriity. tli’..’i
roii^h on the 1 Itli of .May, Rev. ,A Raker, Chairman,
— tiio Paper was unanimously Icc ited at I'ayetteviile. j sweeping at d destrU'^iive ti>— -.i
under tile name and title of the Noiu’H ('akoi.i.na ! other compunies less e:uit:'in i
Piu.sijVTKKi.w. Rev. Wm. N. .Meb.ane and Rev | a system like this, based uiioti i
lieorge .MeNeill were elected Editors: Rev. Messrs j st.abiiity and s undai-ss t ■ .1 ,■
(Jeorge .McNeill. Wm. N, Mebane, A Raker, and C. I sured confiiience and security.
•liU. .
/;■'
li. Wilev, an.l Messrs (leorge -McNeill, .Sr., John 11
('ook and David Murphy were appointed an Executive
• ,'ommittee, to establish the Paper and manage its
business all lirs.
Ii is our wi.sh and desijin to make the Noktii C.mio
M.vA pKKsnYTKRi.\.\ H jouiiial of the tirst class, equal
to the best in the countrv in tyjiograpiiical appiear-
aiice and in adaptation le the waiit.s of our Churches ■
Its columns will afford the latest intelligence, botiii
foreign and domestic, and special care will be taken j
to give a full aud accurate sumni vry of State news
Tlie nnm*! of llie I':ifier is designed to be an espotient
of its character an.f contents From conviction, it I
will advoc.-ite the Conservative, orihodox. Old .School 1
do’-tiiuc.s and order of the ’hurch j
Our tirst appeal is to our own people—to N. C. i
I’reshyterians Whilst we rely confi.lentty upon tlue ' • ■ . . ■
favor, we trust tiiat the native s!>ns of North Carolina | Hartford t»anKs, lO ni
who have found homes in other States, and the adopt- ! Losses due and unp ud—no’v-
ed citizens of our State wiio form so impoitAiit an Losses ad,iuste>. .and uot .lue,
element in our .Ministry ami membership, will take a j suspeiis*'. u;iit!n:r lai
deep interest in this entei-prise and give if their
hearty support.
Tkums: per annum in advance, or on delivery
of the first number; 50 in six months; ^3 at the
emi of the year, ^o clubs of 25 or more, payiug in
ailvaneo .-inii when the Paper is sent to one addres#, a
discount of I(» per cent, will be allowed. Our .Mi is-
ters aiitl Eiders ;iie earnestly desired to act as Agents, , ,,,
and all others frieiiifiy to t!'e cause will please assist l|.^de; La .\iart nes H si r.
in pr> curing as many subscribers as possible, aad for- ‘'“'"'s’ •'’** 1 • '
ward tile names, hi/ Aiiffust l.v/, to this Office. As
soon as 15uH subscribers are ot>taitn li, the first num
ber will be issued. If a faitiiful and vigorous otTort
is ma le in the next two months by those who take a
lively interest in this work, we wit), without doubt,
be able to begin the public.ition at the ,‘ud of that
time with a paying sutjscription list of at least oUOi).
tiSij .address. Editors of the North Carolina Presby
terian, Fayetteville, N. C.
F.ayetteville, .May 20, 1H57. 12-
.PM lAkin\(L .ih
HAin V M\
INCdUPoiiATED 1^1'.'. Cil.V.i,
Capital $1,000,900. Assets
T. K BK.U'E, President K. it I;i: ,
sident. T. .\. .\Lf;.\.\>'l fl! .
Dirkctoks —T. K. Rrjice, I n r .1,
IJnell, .M 'I'litt'.e. E Flower, i-
\l.ither, 10. 1. llij..S, \V-!rd. Ii Z
D.ivis, niiiiti.iiii. D.
Keney.
The .Assets are niainl> itnc t' i
paying interest, witi. *172,'ii'>4 ■ '
Lor.ses resistei’, is’tspicions offV:iud.
cut of tiie aliove Com].-.n ,
N. C. ‘ i
e'nrther of .»
Mabel valfc.ha.n' : v the \nti. r
lighter; .s^tiirh j, by Cucrer
Side: ‘-Quits.’’ by tiie r>aroiie«s ! taini
i-Ieform Eia>uin»->1, by -1. C.. bti oh: .Ni..
Analogy; ILitiieM's .Vinevicau
.\mi)rosian:ie, Edited be Dr >i.’K .7 ■:
I'xplor.itir.ns; .\ \ pleton’s (7y-;:lu cu: ,
i^cuool Rook.'-, .Vc. E. ... i
(Hr. --’4
IS Tt> ItK THE TITLE OF A
LITERARY PERIODICAL,
TO UK lil BLISHKU
.^I O ^ T II I. V ,
IX TllK
TOWN OF SALE.M, NORTH CAROLINA,
Hv ANDREW J. STEDMAN,
A .MEMBER OF THE NORTH-CAROLINA BAR.
IN ort'ering to the Public my Magazine, I claim foi
the Editorial Chair no superiority over that de
partment of other like Periodicals; but I do claim for
the talent of North Caroiioa, and the South generally,
that will be brought to its support. Southern patron
age. And 1 also, as a Southern man, and 'he Editor
of a Southern >L»gazint, elaitn .at the hands of the j
.'Southern couutr], and especially of North Carolina, '
that aid and support that will here, at home, establish, !
upon a firm basis, a fountain of Literature, and ex-j
clusively a Home Literary .Magazine. !
Many are the Magazines now published in the j
Nortiiern States that .ire flooding the whole Southern
couutry. There is not, (^it is probable,) a county in
any Southern State that is not visited by “Harper,”
'•Graham,'’ “Peterson,” or “Godey;” while here, in
North Carolina aud the South, where genius unsur
passed and unequaled reigns, the literary talent that
is brought into exercise is ded'cated to the support qf
Northern .Magazines, while Southern enterprise, taste
ana talent bow in humble submission to such suicidal
policy of Southern contributors.
Why, I ask, cannot we—North Carolina, the South
—send greeting to our Southern clime a Magazine,
acceptable for the many qualities that adorn the pages
of the most chaste, elegant and polite Periodicals? It
is true that the South has her Magazines; but few in
number are they, and unknown, compared to the pub
lications of the North, which every mail brings to our
homes, filled with the result of hired labor, and teem,
ing with unpardonable sedition.
Then I appeal to North Carolina and other Southern
States to aid me in my enterprise, and in promoting a
literary taste amongst those upon whom, as a South,
ern man, 1 have claims.
My Magazine will be of the usual size; and nothing
will be admitted to its pages but such articles as will
meet the approval of the most fastidious. It shall be
Illustrated with Engravings and Plates,
of the most elegant texture, equaling in beantj and
style any executed at the North.
My price of subscription is THREE DOLLARS per
year, which is required to be paid in advance, as the
expense to be incurred in establishing such a publica.
tion will not admit of a credit system
The First Number viU be issued 1 st January 1858
A. J. STED.MAN,
Editor and Proprietor.
Sept’r 1, 1857. 46_
N. B. My Address until the 1st of November
will be Pittsborough, N. C.—after that time it will be
Salem, N. C.
Rye Tf*Msl£ey,
10 BBLS. genuine “Old Nick.”
Oct. 22—63-tf
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ITI SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL, by Madame Le Vert
Just received by E. J. HaLE & SON.
ALMANACS.
f JIHE Farmers and Planters, and Turner’s North
J. Carolina Almanaos for 1858.
n 0 4 SON.
Oct r 24.
A VALUABLE LA
Addison on Contracts, with Notes and Referenceg
to .American cases, by Edward Ingersoll. 1 larre
vol. 1200 pages.
Judge Woodward, of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
■vania, says that “this is the best book on the subiect
I ever had in my hands.”
For sale by £. J. HALE & SON.
LAW BOOKS.
^ Statutory and Constitutional Law;
Chitty on Pleading; Newland on Contracts; Phil-
J? Evidence; Stephen on Pleading;
Mitford 8 Chancery Pleadings; Hill on Trmteeg; Lube’s
Equity Pleading; A,dams’s Equity, &c.
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Life of Ch’U-ojitc iJiotir,.
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('oncordance; .\d'im«’« N'ew \riihinef'.'; • '
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June 24, 1857.
[O^'riie i’re.'bx tcritin PsiiLini;,.'
Character Nutea. .V further si'i'ply ini r
Oct. 24. E. .1. 'llAi '
ST A N D-Ui D LIT E R A r I ii 1.
W'averly Novel,« 27 vo’s. cluth :iii i ■■
jI ^Cooper’s Novels;
Irving’s Works. 15 voIh;
Prescott’s Conquest of Peru and Mexico:
“ Lives of Fer linund and l.'fibplin:
“ Lite of Philip th? 2i:
Benton's 30 years in the L. S. Senate 2 voi>
The Statesman’s .Manual, 4 vols;
Encyclopedia .\mericana. 14 vols;
Lossing’s Pictorial Fielil Book of the Rev. ;
Webster’s Works, ti voib;
Colton’s Life and Times of Henry Clay:
Memoir of S. S. Prentiss of viiss;
Pictorial Life of .\ndrew Jackson-
Memoir of W’m. W'irt by Kennedy;
Life of Wise and V’irginia P jlities in iX.V:
Garland’s Life of John Ramiolph;
Democracy in .\merica, by De ToequevilW-:
Abbott’s Life of Napoleon. 2 vols; .Mohot’ ^
Wirt’s Life of Patrick Uenry;
Life of W’m. Pinckney of .\id.;
Bayard Taylor’s India, China ana J.ipuu:
Com. Perry’s Japan Expedition;
Lieber on Civil Liberty and Self Governin'r.
The Physical Geography of the Sea. by Lie;’ ”
Liberty and Slavery, by Bledsoe of Viriri:; .
Southey’s Common Place Book;
Life ,'»nd Corres. of Southey;
The Spectator;
Wilson’s Tales of the Borders;
The Scottish Gael, or Manners, .Anti^ui' ■
Customs of Scotland;
The Scots Worthies, by John Howie;
Lockhart's Life of W alter Scott;
Chambers’s Life and Works of Robert liun.;.
Haroiltou’a Disctissionsin Pliilosopliy nii'i L if
Life and Correspondence of Lord Jeti'rey:
The Queens of Scotland, by Agnes t^tric '■
Chambers’ Miscellanies:
Proctor’s History of the Crusades, illu^tnite l:
Woodfall’s Junius; Hann.ah '.ore's
Plutarch’s Lives; Boswell's Life of Dr. .1 : -i'
Novels and Tales by Maria Edgeworth:
Addition, Burke and Johnson’s SVork.':
Millman’s Gibbon’s Rome;
Hallam’s Works; Cosmos, bj’ Humbolt:
Men and W’omen of the 18th Century liy il
The Guide to Social Happiness, by \lr'. _
Shakspeare, Byron, Moore, Scott, HeinHii? j ‘
Poets in various styles ot binding; The Dosti a KJi'
of the British Poets, &c., &LC.
Oct. 29. E. J. HALF, x
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Junel854.
~ NEGROES^'A> Ti:
fB^HE undersigned wiil p.iy the '■ ■ ,
Ji. for YOUNG NEGROES, letters „
either of us at Lauriuburgh, Ri.'huiniid • ’
have prompt attention.
D. C. McLVUKIN.
DANIEL M. .McL.Vl
Laurinburgh, Dec. 20, 1850.
DEEP \UVFAi C()\L.
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May 21, 1856 ''
CANTVVELL’S n7 c. .H S i
Sicaim's Justice Revisedy and ndi'jj'
New lievised Cod*’.
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all who have occasion to know the b^iw. ,
use the Forms under it, is very much enbirged-
$3 50. For sale by E. J. HALE
Blaiiks for sale at Observer Oriic^