SEMI-WEEKL, Y.
[VOL. VII.]
I AYKTTFA ILLE, N. C., NOVEMBER 25, 1857.
[NO. 663.]
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re.jiu'sted to stute the number of insertions desired, or
thfv wil' be continued till forbid, and charged accord-
Advertisements to be inserted insidf, charged 53 per
extra.
TUE GLOBE:
The Ollic’ial Paper of Conj^re««.
fl'l'BLISH now my annual I’ruspectus of Tub
Paily Gi.i'BE. and The PoNtiHES^iONAL Olobk .\nd
AiTtM'ix. to remind subscribers, and inform those
wh niav desire to subscribe, that Congress will meet
...II thi- first Mond'iy of next DeceTiiber, when I shall
1; .'niiuence publishing the above named papers. They
■ i,t‘ been j ubllsht-d .so I«‘i>g that most public men know
uit r ch.UMcter. :uid therefore 1 deem it needless to
'Vf> :i minute account of the kind ot^ matter they will
• .'nt lili.
Tiij; Dmi.v Glouk will contain a report of the D«-
. .tf> in both branches of Congress, aw taken down by
rt'purters eijual, ai least, to any corps of short hand
writers in this or in any other country. A majority of
.em will, each, be able to report, verbatim, len thou-
>uiid wonls an hour, while the average number of word*
s() keu by tiueut speakers rarely exceeds seven thou-
j:ii;d tivf hunilred words an hour. When the debates
if a day do net make more than forty columns, they
^hall appear in the Daily Globe the next morning,
which will contain, also, the news of the day, together
with sueh editorial articles as may be suggested by
passing events.
It is also my intention, from time to time, as occa
sion may require, to publish my reminiscences of the
public men with whom 1 have been associated during
the last twenty-eight years. Anecdotes of General
.Inckson, and the leaders of the party which he con-
lucted, and the leading men of other parties, will, I
‘■elieve, be interesting now when partisan bitterueiss
uus abated.
In becoming the rep-irter of the debates of Congress
I deemed it proper to say that the 'Uobe would never
be a partisan paper. Tiiis pledge will not be forfeited
hy introducing as a contriliutio” to history the politi-
i-al traits of ciiaracter whicb distinguished the public
men of my time. Although I am, and intend to remain,
i thor.iugh Democrat, 1 will never obtrude my princi-
j l; > in a way to make them obnoxious to any party.
I’lUt. in regard to persons and events which go to make
up history, I hope to make the Globe an honest me-
iiioir; and with that view I am resolved to speak ind*-
} ei.dently of all parties.
The CoxGRtssio.sal Globe anu Appexdix will con-
tiiiu a report of all the debates in Congress, revised by
the speakers, the Messages of the President of the
L'nited States, the .\nnual Reports of the Heads of the
Executive Depiirtments, the Laws passed during the
.'e^?ion, and copious indexes to all. They will be print
ed on a double royal sheet, in book form, royal quarto
!-ize, each number containing sixteen pages. The whole
will make, it is believed, between 3,800 and 3,900
pages, as the long sessions for many years have ranged
between those numbers, ami the next session will b«
what is termed a “long one.” This I believe is the
cheapest work ever sold in any country, whether a re
print or printed from nianuscript copy, taking for data
the average nuniber of words of the long sessions since
the year 1848. The average number of pages is 3,876,
and the average number of words on a page is 2,397,
ronsequently the average number of words of a long
session i? 9,’290,772. As 1 have sold to subssribers
that nuriiNer of words fur s/z dollart, it follows that
they liave paid lr.is >hun six tind one half cents for every
1': ^'M»0 tii rJx I lull, furuiahed them, while I have paid
iny reporters 29 for every 2,397 words, of this work,
riaii“'iijit. Has any other bookseller, any where,
ever sold a book in the tirst instance, while it was new,
:it so low a rate? I believe not; and so strong is my
belief that I hereby agree to give to any person who
■^hiiil prove the contrary a complete set of the debates
running back to the j-ear 1833, making forty-three
quarto volumes, which sell for •'^•3 a volume. An act
■f Congress authorizes these papers to go by mail free
if postage. The next session will be, without doubt,
,iu unusually interesting one, as it will be the first
under a new .Aclministration, and several complex
luestions must be discussed in it; for example, the
currency, Kansas, revenue, and other questions. The
!jlobe will be, as heretofore, tiie only source from
whii-h full debates can be obtained.
TERMS:
F-ir a copy of the Daily Globe one year $10 00
For a copy of the Daily Giobe six months 5 00
For a copy of the Daily Globe during the session 5 00
F ir a copy of the Congressional Globe and Ap
pendix, and the laws passe i during the session 0 00
iJank notes current in the section of the country
where a subscril>er resides will be received at par
The whole or any part of a subscription may be re
mitted in postage stamps, which is preferable to any
urreiicy, except gold or silver.
A paper will not be sent unless the money accom
I'ftnies the order for it.
I cannot afford to exchange with all the newspapers
tint desire the Globe; but I will send the Daily Globe
during the ses.sion to all who shall publish this pro-
^pectus three times liefore the first Monday of next
December. Those who may publish sh >uld send their
pa} ers containing it to me, markel with a pen, to di
rect attention to it JOHN C. RIVES.
Washington, Oct’r 27, 1857. 62-3t
TANNER’S OIL (S. miVHlDE^
liULS T.inner’s Oil,—a superior article; also
-4^"" a fine lot of Dry HiIes
STANDARD & MISCELL.^NEOUS !
BOOKS. I
Dr. K.\NE’S .\rctic Explorations,—cloth, sheep ,
and half calf; Prescott’s Ferdinand and Isabella, i
Conquest of Peru, Phillip 2d, and Conquest of Mexico;
Henry Clay’s Works, ti vols.; Benton’s Thirty Years in
the U. S. Senate; Daniel Webster’s Works, 0 vols ; ,
Memoirs of S. S. Prentiss; Iriving’s Works, 15 vols., i
cloth and sheep; Memoirs of Wm Wirt; Irving’s Life j
of Washington, cloth and sheep; Life and (’oirespon- ^
dence of Webster; Com. Perry’s Japan Expedition; .\b- j
bott’s Napoleon; The Indigenous Races of the Earth, |
by Nott & Gliddon; Recollections of \ Life Time, by j
Goodrich. (Peter Parley;) Hume and Macaulay’s His- I
tories of England; Hallam’s, Robertson’s, Johnson’s, |
Burke’s, Addison’s, Hannah More’s and Dick’s Works; i
Southey’s Common Place Book; Historical Collections ;
of Virginia; Dickens’s Complete Works, 13 vols illus- i
trated; LaMartine’s History of Turkey: The Queens of
Scotland, by Agnes Strickland; Goldsmith’s .\i mated |
Nature; Noctes Ambrosianae. 5 vols.,—edited l,y Dr.
McKenzie; ‘Rollin’s Ancient History; (’onstitutional
Text Book; Millman’s Gibbon’s Rome; The Statesman’s i
Manual: Tales and Novels of Maria Edgeworth; I’roc- I
tor’s History of the Crusades; Chambers’ Information i
for the People; Tytler’s I'niversal History; Boswell’s ^
Life of Dr. Johnson; Chambers’ Miscellany. 10 vols ; !
-Xprleton’s Cyclopedia of Biography; The Scottish |
Gael; Encyclopedia Americana. 14 vols.: Waverly |
Novels in 12, 24 and 27 vols ; V.iison’s Tales of the i
Borders and of Scotland; DeTocqueville's Democracy
in America; Knight's Half Hours with the best .Authors; '
Bulwer's Novels, complete in one vol: Plutarch’s Lives; ,
Modern British Essayists; Lyell’s Principles of Geolo- |
gy; Tales of the Arabian Nights, 4 vols. ■ ilhistraicd; '
■Maury’s Physical Geography of the iSea; Ailventu**es
of a Gentleman in Search of a Horse; Mrs. Eb. i
Familj’ Monitor and Guide to Social Happiness; The
Bachelor of Salamanca, by Le Sage; History of tue
Revolutions in Europe; Lockhart's Life of Walter
Scott: Hogg’s Winter'Evening Tales; Woodfall’s Junius;
McIntosh’s Miscellanies; Hamilton's Pliilosophy and
Literature; Mc.Auliiy's Miscellanies; Marshall’s Wash
ington; Life of Pinckney: Braude’s Encyclopcdia; The
Prince of the House of David; The Poetical Works of
Hemans, Scott, Campbell, .\Hlti>n, Bj'ron, Moore, Bu. s,
Shakspeare, &c., in various styles.
E. J. HALE SON.
Nov’r 17.
M,m STOfR!
STARS & WILLIAMS
\RE now receiving THEIR SECOND STOCK FOR
THIS .'^E.VSON, embracing,—
Dry fwoodsi,
Boots, Klioefii,
and !flade-iip t'lolliiiii;’,
which they invite the attention of Wholesale buy
ers generally.
B. Stakk.] [J. M. Williams.
Oct’r «, 1857. 49-tf
New and Cheap Goods!
JAMES KYLi:
fS now receiving a large and general supply of Dry
Goods, among which are splendid Dress Goods,
with every article in the Dry Goods line. All of which.
)cing purchased by the package, will be otfered by
wholesale or retail at a small advance for cash or on
time to punctual customers
Fayetteville, Sept’r 2). 1857. 4C-tf
Roscoe’s Crim. "Evi
dence;
Chitty on Contracts:
Criminal Law;
Pleaiiing;
Stephen on Ditto.;
Chitty on the Law of Car
riers;
Selwyn’s Nisi Prius,—Am.
Notes;
Smith’s Chancery Practice;
Landlord and Ten
ant;
on Contracts;
Leading Cases;
Story on Conflict of Law;
Equity Jurispru
dence;
on Sales;
on Partnership;
Equity Pleadings;
on Contracts;
Fearne on Remainders-
Edwards on Bailments;
Byles’ on Bills;
Tayler’s Law Glossary:
Dart on Vendors and Pur
chasers of Real Estate;
Broom’s Legal Maxims;
Commentaries on the
Com. Law;
■Adams’s Equity;
on Ejectment;
Burrill on Circum. Evidence;
Law Dictionary
Leading Cases in F'quity;
Tidd’s Practice—.\m. Notes;
Hill on Trustees, “ “
Matthews’ Presumptive Evi
dence;
Powell on Mortgages;
Cantwell’s Justice;
Supreme Court Reports, &c., &c.
E. J.
Nov. 2, 1857.
Nov. 23.
For sale by
JAS. O. COOK.
02-
PRBSH .1RRIV.1L.S:
K subscriber takes thi.s method of informing the
litizens of F’ax etteville aud public generally
tbiit >i.e li;i iu--t received aul addeil to her former
St.irk,
LA\LU HAISiyS, vhofe, hilf ind (quarter
bojr^, Iniiii.-i III (jhitiii J(irn; Currantu;
f itnjn; Ahnmi,}^^ Batter, Cocoa,
' " "ntl Eiiij/i)ih WulniitK; Wexl
iiii/ia /'/ ( .■. ri e.s; Salmon; Lob-
stcr; Snnlintu; PickM
(tys'ern; Snurrx; ami
Pickles of all kinds.
—ALSO—
Buttor, B ston, Cre.im, Sug.ir, Lemon, Cup Fancv
and hodi Crackers; English Dairy and New York State
( heese; and a U~y, firkins No 1 Goshen Butter; which
«hc will se.l lorCA-iii onlv.
M. BANKS, Greon Street
C2.2m
Argus copy.
A OTIC E. '
r|lHE Copartnership of Marsli, Carroll & Co., is
ihi:, day disolved by mutual consent, and the
business will be settled up by J. F. Marsh.
J- w (IAUROLL.
1>. G. McDUFFIE.
V on iw ^ ^ MARSH.
Nov. 20, IB.,
D
BOOKS.
OM.AT’S Civil Law; Starkie on Slander;
Sedgwick on the Measure
of Damages:
Sedgwick on Statutory and
Cons. Law:
Hale's Pleas of the Crown;
Bishop on Marriage and
Divorce;
Mitforu’s Chancery Plead
ings;
Sander? on UsesA Trusts;
Hargrave i Butler’s Coke
upon Littleton;
U. States Digest:
State Trials of the U. S ;
Russell on Arbitration;
Morris on Replevin;
Troubaton Limited Part
nerships;
Sugden on Vendors;
“ on Powers:
Saunders on Pleading;
“ Reports;
Addison on Contracts;
Wharton on Homicide;
Wharton Stile’s Med.
Jurisprudence;
Newland on Contracts;
Roper on Legacie.s;
Williams on Executors;
“ on Person.il Pro
perty;
Oliver on Conveyancing;
Lube’s Equity Pleading;
Gresley’s Law of Evi
dence;
Kent’s Commentaries;
Curtis’s Commentary;
Bradford’s Surrogate Re
ports;
Tapping on Mandamus;
Crown Circuit Companion
Wiley’s N. C. Form Book;
HALE & SON.
.'IVir Siork of
HOOKS AM) STATIONERY.
nT' E are now receiving our usual New Stock of
Books aud Stationery, embracing a great
variety of
School, .fledicai and
«’eilaiieoii!« llooki^.
Together with u larire and varied Stock of BL.VNK
! BOOKS. PAPER. ENVELOPF.S. &c.
] Country Merchants and others are invited to call as
we offer the above stock on the best terms.
^ E J. HALE & SON.
Sept’r 28.
II. CAirV ER
Is now receiving liis
rttii stock' or cioons^
which is large and well selected. X call from old friends
and the public generally is solicitcil. My stock is too
varied to enumerate; every one can find something that
tliey want by calling. .\ll kinds of produce taken in
exchange for tJooda
Sept. 1
W.
W. H.
1857.
CARVER
43tf
FOR SALE.
fCIHE following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, the
« property of E. C. Hall, dec’d, is offered for sale,
and consists of the following tracts:
That desirable place known as Ilotue, contain
ing abou* 2i0 Acres, with all the improvements. This
place will be sold entire or dividei, to suit purchasers,
it being probably one of the best business stands in
the country, aud is very desirable to those wishing to
enter the mercantile business.
No. 2, Consist.s of a Lot and Brick Store,
(2 tenements,) in Campbellton, on Bridge Street, near j
Clarendon Bridge, and is a very desirable stand for j
business.
No. 8, Is Three vacant Lots in Caiupbellton,
known in city plot as Nos 109,111, 112, and half of
lot 113.
No. 4, Is a Dwellinjr House and Lot on Hay-
mount. corner of Plank Road and Adams St. A very
desirable residence for the whole j-ear.
No. 5, Is a ()orn Mill and Steam Engine and
toiler, of 10 or 16 horse power. This is well worth
Se attention of those living where water power is not
iilable, and will be sold at a great bargain
For terms apply to
J. H. HALL, Assignee,
itigust 1, 1857. 30-tf
^ FoirSALET
^'^HE subscriber desiring to emigrate to the West,
f offers for sale his entire L.\ND.S, including about
six hundred acres, generally known as Chalk Level,
lying in the upper end of Harnett county, 3 miles East
of ('ape Fear River, and on the road leading from Fay
etteville to Chapel HilL Store, Dwelling, Out-Houses,
all in first rate order.
The Store is at a fine business stand, and is not to be
excelled by any country store in the State. There are
also upon the premises an excellent well of water with
in 15 or 20 steps of the House, a fine young orchard of
Fruit Trees, a Tan Vard in perfect order, which pays
well when in operation. Also, a Blacksmith Shop
with Tools, Ac.
■\ny person wishing to purchase such a place would
do well to call and examine it for themselves, I am
determined to sell, and will make terms easy for the
purchaser. A. H. DEW.AR.
N. B. The place is one of the healthiest in the South-
eru countrj-.
40 Shares Hank of Fayetteville Stock.
August 4, 1857. 32tf
FOR SALE.
'■IHE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT on Gillespie
B- Street, at present occupied by Doctor McSwain.
Perfect title can h»e made. Apply to
TMO. J. CURTIS.
BOERHAVE’S
HOI.LA.\» itITTEiiS
‘ B'^od repair and
..fits value.
i-alves.' Apply tj
T. J CURTIS.
3tf
ALSO
tGOOD FAMILY CARRIAGE i
nearly new. Will be sold f.-t
_Al..«o—
3 good MILCH COWS with
■\pril 29, 1857.
FAYETTEVH.LE IIOTEL~
Fnrniture and Fixtures for Sale.
^■IHE above named property will be sold to any
I responsible person, upon fair terms, if applied
for between the present time and the 15th of Decem
ber next. If not sold by the 15th of Dec., they will
be sold at .Auction after the first day of January next,
in lots to suit purchasers.
.•\ny information wanted will be cheerfully givt?n by
applying to J. H RtjBERTS At CO.
Fayetteville, September 12, 1857. 42-tf
United of America.
District Court of the United Stdtes for the Dis-.
trict of Cape Fear, in the District of North \
Carolina. \
WHEREAS a libel has been filed in the District i
Court of the United States, for the District of j
Cape Fear, in the District of North Carolina, on the j
13th day of November, 1857, by William M. Harriss, j
again«t tbe Bark J. W. Blodget, her tackle, apparel, |
furniture and cargo, alleging in substance, that the |
said Bark while on her homeward voyage from Turks
Island to the Port of New York, laden with salt, about
the 12th of September last encountered a severe storm
and by the violence of the winds and the waves, was
driven upon Buzzard’s B»»y Beach, and that thereupon
the Captain and Commander of said Bark, David Moore,
left his said Bark upon said Buzzard Bay Beach, and
came to the port of Wilmington and consigned said
Bark to the Libellant and asked for a Tow Boat to re
lieve said Bark from her perilous position and to bring
her into the Port of Wilmington to receive such repairs
os were necessary to enable her to prosecuto success
fully her intended voyage. That in obedience to the
wishes of the said Captain, this Libellant procured the
services of Captain Benjamin W. Berry, who with his
Tug the Steamer Henrietta, proceeded to said Beach
and succeeded in dragging her off. anl carried the said
Bark in safety to the I’ort of Wilmington That upon |
her arrival in said Port of Wilmington, the s ii 1 Libel- I
lant was obliged to pay and did actually pay bills for
repairs and towage and pilotage, and also a. large sum
to the seamen employed on board of said Bark for their
wages, and made other advances more particularly set
forth in the schedule annexed to the said libel, amount
ing to Elevea Hundred and sixty-six 75-100 Dollars.
That the said advances were necessary to enable the
said Bark to pursue her voyage and earn her freight,
and were made in a Port where said Bark did not be
long, and where the owners did not reside, and were
made on the credit of the said Bark, as well as of the
Owners thereof, and were to pay charges and demands
whicb were at that time a lieu on said Bark, and by
the payment thereof this Libellant became in Law sub
rogated in place of the parties to whom the payments
were made, and became entitled to hold and proceed
and enforce the lien of said demanils for his own re-
iinbursoment. And the said Libel further prays pro
cess against the Bark or Vessel, her apparel, tackle,
aud furniture, for the amount due the Libellant
in the premises with costs, and that the said Bark,
her tackle, apparel and furniture may be cou-
demned and sold to pay said amount with costs,
charges and expenses.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition under
the seal of the said Court to me directed and deliver
ed, I do hereby give public notice to all persons claim
ing the said Bark, her tackle, apparel, and furniture,
or in any manner interested therein, that they
be and appear before the said Court to be held in
and for the District of North Carolina on the second
Wednesday of January next at eleven o’clock in the
forenoon of the same day at Chambers in Fayetteville,
if the same shall be a day of jurisdiction, otherwise on
the next day of jurisdiction thereafter, then and there
to interpose their claims and to make their allegations
in that behalf. Dated the 18th day of November,
1867. WESLEY JONES, U. S. Marshal,
by JNO. J. CONOLEY, D. M
A. Empie, Jr., Proctor for Libellants.
Nov. 19, 1867. _ 62-7t
Harp«r’i Magazine for December.
E. J. HALE ^ SON.
(’ J. R. II. JONES
,\ro receiving their FALL .AND WINTER Stock o
F.\X('Y 6c DO.MESTIC DRY GOODS,
Which they will sell at their usual low prices, in part
as follows,—
I^E L.\IN>. all kinds;
All Wool Plaids:
Col’d Merinoes;
Col’d Silks and Black;
i Rich Robes .\’(^uille;
I Chenille Shawls;
I Do. Scarfs, all silk;
' Long Shawls for Gentlemen;
! Do. for Servants;
Cloth and Velvet Cloaks;
French Robes, Volant:
Do. tor Misses;
; Nett Coats for Children:
■ Long Brocha Shawls;
Merino Shawls, white;
Opera Flannel, Plain and Col’d,
I Quilted Skirts;
! Do Hoop!':
! Fine and Common Blankets:
I t'otton. Silk, and Woolen Hosiery;
I Do. Fancy, for Children;
I Kid, Silk, Merino, Cotton Gloves for Ladies;
' Chenille Head Dresses;
Chenilles by the yard;
Bonnet Ribbons: do. plain;
Fringes and Salom, all colors;
1 Blaek Velvets;
I Bl'k and Col'd Belts:
Mulberry Buttons for Dresses;
Thread, Swiss. Jackonett,
Bobbin, and Cotton Edgings;
BlacK La?e and Edgings;
Emb’d Hhdkfs, ('ollars. Sleeves and Bands;
Love and Lace Veils;
Bonnets, Hats and Caps;
—ALS(3—
A nice variety of Men’s, Ladies’, and Children’s
SHOES.
.Also, Men and Boys
f'tolhinffy Cheap.
—\h»0—
PERFUMERY, SOARS, and many other
Fancy Articles.
Sept. 11, 1S57. 42-3m
FOR Till'FlLLiM)WI\TliR 1857!
JI ST RECEIVED,
{Call soon. Secure a Good Bargain and Save Money,)
One of the Largest, Handsomest and
Cheapest Stocks of
Ready^mllade ClotMng^
for Gentlemen's wear, ever brought to this Market,
and no mistake!
Also, a Magnificent assortment of
Boy’H and Yoiifli’is Clolhin^,
Boy’s Suits and Extra Jackets of all colors of Cloth.
FOK RAII. «OAD li.4liDS.—Ready to
furnish Contractors with any quantity of Clothing, at
a very low figure.
FOK II.A.ITDS—A large lot of P.
Jackets and Over ('oats; also, fancy Flannel Over Shirts
and Pat ts—very cheap.
\ very extensive assortment of
FlirtliHlliiitf C»oods, Fine Linen and Fancy Mar
seilles Shirts and Collars. Under-g.-irments of heavy
Silk and Meriuo, Socks, Cravats, Gloves, H’dk’fs, Sus
penders. &c.
BOOTS KTIOFS—From the lieaviest
Water-Proof to the finest Pump and Fair Stitched,
I’hiladelphia made; Hats and Caps of all de
scriptions.
L.adi(V Fr‘iieli Travelling Trunks—
Extra lar ,e sizes; Bonnet Boxes; Gents’ English Sole
Leather, Spanish Iron Frame and Packing Trunks;
English Sole Leather Valices, and others; a new style
of Travelling Bags (very convenient;) Gentlemen’s
Shawls and Fancy Buggy Blankets: genuine Havana
Segars; Umbrellas; Walking Canes; India Rubber Over
Coats, Leggings and Sandals; also. Over Shoes for
Ladies; and a great variety of Fancy Goods too nu-
merou.s to mention.
All which will be sold at wholesale or retail very
low for cash or on time to prompt paying customers
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to me, I respectfully solicit a continuance of the same
GEORGE BRANDT,
South side Hay Street,
Opposite G. AV. W'illiams & Co.
Fayetteville, N. C., Sept 17, 1857. 43-tDl
Groceries, Hardware, &c.
f ■'9HE undersigned are now receiving a L.ARGE AS-
JL SORTMENT of
Groceries, Hardware, Iron, Steel,
Hollow-ware, Shoes, Leather,
and Saddlery,
which they will sell at Wholesale at a small advance on
Cost for Cash, or on our usual time to prompt dealers.
GEO W. WILLIA.MS & CO.
July 18, 1857. 20-tf
1 Blanks for sale at this Office.
)i,800 Acres of Land
FOR SALE.
fBlHE Subscribers offer for sale the above Tract of
■- Land, lying on .Anderson’s Creek, about two aud
a half miles from lower Little River, near Elliot’s
Mills,—including about One Hundred Acres of good
Swamps, which can be easily drained. This Laud is
very heavily timbered, and a large portion level and
of superior quality of Pine Land for cultivation.
Also, a Circular STE.-VM S.\W-MII L, in complete
order and well adapted to sawing plank road and rail
road timbers. Also, Two well-broke .MULES.
-\ll, or any ]>ortion of which, will be sold low and
on time. The Land will be sold either in a body or in
parcels to suit. SMITH it ELLIOT.
April 0. 1857. i)7-tf
G90 ACIIKS or LAAD
T
SCHOOL BOOKS.
3 MITH’S English Grammar; Peterson’s Familiar
Science; Bolmar’s Fables; Emerson’s Arithmetic;
Bolmar’s French Grammar; Lovell’s U. S. Speaker;
Sargent’s Standard Speaker; North Carolina Readers;
Mitchell’s Geographies; Quackenbos’s Rhetoric; &c.
E. J. HALE & SON.
Sept. 4, 1857.
THE CKUCBR.^TKn HOU-AXD KEMKDY FOR
BTSFEFSJTA,
DISEVSK OF TlfK KIDXETS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF AXY KESTD,
FEVER AND AGUE.
And tbe varioU!! affections consequent upon a diiordered
STOMACH OK LIVER,
Such Hs Iniligesiinn, Acidity of the Stonmch, Colicky PhIri
ileiirtliurn. I.uss »t .Appetite, iipspondency ('ustiveness, UlindHnd
Blepiiine Piles. In all Nerviu, Khemiiiitic, :ind Veurilg c .Affec-
liiins.it in nnnienMK in^taiice^ )>ri>ved hivUly l>eneliciHl, and
in others eliected « derided curt'
'I'his is H purely vecet;ible ciMii[>ound, prepared on strictly scien
tific principles, niter ihe iii:«nner of the r.-lehr;iied llollaud Pro
lessor, Hoerhave, ItecHiise of its gre:it success in ino«tofthe
European States, it' intriHluction into the Unitted States was in
tenied more es|>ecially for those of oiir falher'aml scattered here
. . B rs 1- »ir 1 , and there over the t’lce of this niiphty country Meetinir with
C oiHiiiission (SL rorwardinjT Morcliants, ereat success iinioni! iheni, I now offer it to the .American public,
~ knowinz that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must l>e itc-
know ledced.
It is p^irticularly recommended to those i>ergons whose constitu
tions may have liren impaired hy tho continuous use of ardent
spirits, or other foims of dissipation, tienerally instantaneous in
edect, it finds its way directly to the se.t of life, tlirillinx and
quickening erery nerve, mi^ins up >''*■ drooping spirit, and, in
fact, intusint! new health and vigor in the system.
.NOTII'E—Whoever ex(>eris to timl this a lievera-je will l>e dis
appointed; hut ti! Ilir sii k, weak and low spirited, it will pmve a
grateful :iroiii:ili’ or. itl, possessed of singular remedial prn|>ertiti>>
«; i; T I (I ;
T. C. & B. Gr. WORTH,
Brotcn's Building, Water Street,
.V.
Usual advances made on consignments.
11, 1857. 59-tf
Nov.
FOK SALE.
^HE Subscriber oilers for sale the above quantity
of Land, situated in a healthy neighborhood, three
miles from the Wilmington and Charlotte Hail Road,
and four from Lumber River. This Laud is well
adapted to Farming, Turpentine, and Ton Timber
purposes, having a good range and other advantages.
Those wishing 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
FARM FOR SALE
1 OFFER for sale my PLANT.\TION «n the East
side of Cape Fear River, 3 miles above the C’laren-
Jin Bridge, known as the Toomer Lands, containin
..oout 800 acres. The Plantation is in a good state of
cultivation, and is su.sceptible of being made one of
the most profitable Farms in the County. I will give
bargain in the lands, and make the time of pay most
easy if application is made in a few weeks.
Address me at Gulf, N. C.
J. L. HAUGHTON.
Oct’r 16. 52-
6,;MX) ACRF.S OF LAM) FOR
SALF.
^■IHE Subscriber desiring to move to the West offers
J1 to sell the following tracts of valuable land.
1 Tract containing 25ti6 acres in Harnett County 18
miles North of Faj-etteville There is on this tract,
two large and comfortable dwelling houses, with all
necessary outhouses, together with a good mill running
two saws and grist, with aoout oOO acres cleared and
in a high state of cultivation; the remainder is excellent
farming and turpentine land.
Also another tract containing 4000 acres of turpen
tine land, about 100 acres of which is cleared. There
is on this tract one good dwelling with ail necessary-
out houses and a good grist and saw-miil.
The above lands will be sold at public sale on Thurs
day the 3d day of December in tracts to suit pur
chasers.
I will also sell on the same day all my Corn, Vodder,
Hay and Stock of all kinds, 8 head of mules vSt horses.
Blacksmith and Cooper’s tools, farming utensils, 1 Tim
ber ^ 2 roa'l waggons, 1 cart .ind a lot of Harness.
I will take pleasure in showing the above property
to any person wishing to purchase.
H. S. McNEILL.
Nov. 7th, 1857. 58 ts
n. A. LAMOX'!\
Commission Merchant,
Wilmington,
OFFICE 38 NORTH WATER STREET.
Personal attention given to all pr d;ice sent to him
either for sale or sMpment.
Nov’r 6. 57-1 ypil
J. VVII.LLVM P\GF, M. 1).,
M* M TTS B O UOV4i U, .V. C.
Dr. P.\GE m ly be found at his oflTicf' when not '
professionally engaged.
May 6, 1857. 5tf
DAVID McDUFFIE,
Briekmason and Plasterev.,
Is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, in
cluding the putting up of Turpentine Stills in this
and the aljoining counties.
Fayetteville, April 27, 1857. 3-lY-pd
B. F. PEARCE & CO,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN .\ND DO.MESTK' DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
UniLrellaa and Ready-Made Clothimj,
HAY STREET,
i'aijietlcville^ .V. €.
B. F. PB\m'K.] [j. W. PK.^RCH, JK.
July 30. 2t-tf
GFO. AL^)Kf^VIA^,
tHspector of JVavtU Htot'ea,
WILMINGTON, N. C.,
SOLICITS patronage. Prompt attention and quick
despatch will be given to business entrusted to his
care.
Jime 23, 1857. *
'i'lip great (HiptilHrity of thisdeiightfiil .^roina ha* induced many
iinilations, whi'^h the public should gunrd Hgain^l purchasing
lie not peru.id*5l to buv anything else until you have given Hoer
have's Moll ind Hitters a f:iir trial. One Uitlle w'll sonvlnce you
how intin'tely sujierior it is to all these imitations.
gOrSold at SJi.tHi per tiottie, or six iHitlles for $5.00, by the
S () 1, K P 11 () P R 1 K T (> K S .
JK. & CO.
MASUFACTI'RINO
PHARMACEUTISTS A.MD CHEMISTS.
PiTT.'iBURan, Pa.
Samuel J. Hinsdale sole agent for Fayetteville.
Juue 14, 1857. 10-
JUST liETUll.XED
Ij^ROM the Northern cities, for the second time this
season, with one of the •
llaiitlsomest and Keally ('heapest Stofks of
Mth.MDJE; CI.OTMir.VG;
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Latent Styleit
of Cassimere and Silk Hats; Boots and
Shoes; Trunks aud Fancy Goods;
I ever offered to purchasers in this market.
The present stock particularly having been pur
chased under very favorable circumst.inces,—at the
October crisis, when goods were low and cash scarce,
• —an'l will therefore be sold at a great reduction of
former prices
.\n early call respectfully tolicited.
GEORGE BRANDT,
' Hay St., Fayetteville.
Nov’r 9. 58 tJ 1
Nt'gro Blankets and Ker:^(‘vs, just
received atid for sale by W’. ll. IWKVER.
Cotton Hatraing and Rope, just re
ceived :ind for sale by W’. H
10-12mpd ^
. A. McRIMMON,
Commission and Forwarding Mercliant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
July fi, 1857. 22tf
1^11
ceived and for sa'e l>y/
Nov’r 4.
('OK j'lst re-
W. H. C.^KVEll
57 -
11
lo .i%v\ f’orFriv.—30Bugsjnst
received and for sale by W. H. I’AHVKK.
Nov’r 4. 57-
LANl) FOR SALE.
.\CRE.S L.\ND lying on the Camden
Stage Road, 15 miles South of Fay
etteville. The Land is well timbered, and admirably
adapted for Turpentine or Farming purposes; and lies
between the Southern Plank Roati and Big Rockfish,
—convenient to market. There is on it a comfortable
frame House, Mill Site &c.
Any information may be obtained on the premises
from -Mrs. Mary Nelson, or by enquring of
J.\MES B.\NKS, Att’y,
Fayetteville.
Aug 13. ,33-tf
LA^T CALL.
tLL Notes and Accounth due W. F. & E. F. Moore,
and also those due Moore A Brother, that are
unsettled on the 1st of December, will positively be
put iu the hands of an Officer for collection.
E. F. MOORE, Adm’r.
Nov. 3. 57-1 m
Town papers copy.
NOTICE.
ri'^HE subscriber having, at June Term 1857, of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the
County of Cumberland, qualified as Administrator
upon the Estate of Willie F. Moore, hereby notifies all
persons having claims against the said Estate to present
the same properly authenticated within the time pre
scribed by law, otherwise this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
Debtors to the said Estate will please make payment
immediately. T3 F. MOOIIE.
June 3, 1857. 13tf
JOHN P. SAMPSON,
Commission and Forw^r'^inR '»VTercliant,
i \V VOISli P
just rec’d and for sale by
Nov’r 4.
Naval
-tf
v^r,
V i!er Si
t tiif
Nnv.-it
W’ill give particular • '
St"'-
Feb’y 25, 18';6.
W. H T
Cemmis.sion .Mercln
wri.M
UT'ILL give his pi
sale or shipm- i. o.
Stores or other Country I’-o i e.
Nov. 8. 185b.
" LOVKRI) KLDinUGI’:.
•Mlfortti^if fit
n/’ILL attend the Courts of Johnston and Samp
son Counties.
Smithfield, ■.Vpril 15, 185G- 9(!-tf
THO C. FULLER,
tltloruey and Counsetlor at Ija%r.
OFFICE at E*cles’s Bridge, recently occupied by
James Banks, Esq., Fayetteville, N. C
Jan’y 1, 1857. 7
Worth & Utley,
Forwardin*; and General Commission
MFRCIIAN rs,
Fayetteville^ .V. C.
J. A. WOKTH. (72tf) JOS. I’TLET.
Ur. K. \.
FFICE Front Rooms, over Dr. S. J. Hinsdale’s
Chemist and Drug Store.
rec’d and foe sale by
Nov'r
Tioi.
H. CAUVEK
57 -
VH1 !» jii-t
II
D
N"v’r 1
■.'■X
r.'
W II.
Nov’r 4.
A G(xti) \s()i{r\ii; T or
m hatii] hikI for sale C'leap by
Nov’r 4.
.Arjius copy
w II I’v'iVEi:
•#5
Nov’r 4
c hffni .! c'm:’
BOXES just received and for s i'e l>v
W, H.
715-tf
o
Feb’y 7, 1 85ti
JOSEPH H. BLOSSOM.
€ TI II I M I II i\
DOCTOR FRAWK WILLIAMS'S
CKLKHUA'I’F*) IJVK vMII^KFV!
I'HE sul'«criber has made arrangements to keep a
supply of the Genuine .\rticle, and is the only
■\gent for the sale ot the above brand of \ No. 1
Rye Whiskev in this place.
KOB’T MITCHELL.
May 4, 1857. otf
('OT'I'ON RAGGING
JjJ^L'NDEE and GUNNY BAGGING in quantities to
suit purchasers.
Sept. 1‘
For sale by
JAS. G. COOK.
43tf
AND
NOTICF.
■>HE undersigned having executed a power of .\t-
torney to E. F. Moore, he is thereby authorized
to make all settlements for me a«id in my name, and
generally to transact all business as I might or could
J. J. MOOKE.
13tf
T
to 1
[generally to transact all busii
do were I personally present.
Fayetteville, June 3, 1857.
FO K WA it n 1 .N G M i: RC11 .V .\T,
.V. C.
giy* Prompt personal attention given to all Consign
ments, and Cash advances made on Produce to be ship
ped to other ports or sold iu this market.
Feb. 12, 1855. 67
JOSEPH BAKER, Jr.,
ATTOK.\EV AT LAW,
■ ■ -\S taken an office next door to Wm. B. W'right’s j
Law office on Green Street. He will attend and
practice in the County and Superior Courts of Cumber
Land, Bladen, Robeson and Sampson.
March 23, 1853. 79-tf
~^‘LAW Tyop7\RTNERSIIll\'’
E, the undersigned, have this day formed a Law
▼ w Copartnership, and will practice in the Courts
of the following counties of this State: Chatham, Cum
berland, Moore, Harnett, and the Supreme Court.
J. H. HAUQHTON.
JNO. MANNING.
Pittsborough, N. C., Jan’y I, 1856. | 72tf
A VlBRO rVPES! A M P.RO PVI^ES!!
■ I .AVING taken the Rooms formerly occupied by
M.M. M. M. Ferguson, over J M. Beiisley’s, would re-
sj>ectfully announce to tho public that he is prepared
to take .\MBROTYPES in the best styles known to the
I ait A triiil is all he asks, and if satisfaction is not
I given, there is no charge
“So cr>nie along without delay,”
.And get a picture frtun Battley.
W. T. BATTLEY
Nov 5, 1857. 57tf
No'rici^:."
A T September Term 1857, of th« Goart of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions for the Coanty of I’umberland,
the subscriber having qiialified a? Administrator upon
the Estate of John McLsiurin, no. flM all persons in-
I debted to the Estate to make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against the said Estate to
; pr"' • ‘hem properly authenticated within the time
j ] — I!. I by law, otherwise this notice will be pleaded
I I i' .. ot tVcir recovery.
! D. McLAURIN, Adm’r.
: t 15, 1857. 43tf
HOOP IRON.
L.ARGE lot of Hoop Iron for Cotton,
low, by JAS. G.
Nov’r 9.
For sale
COOK.
58-2m