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1* vVKTTKVlLIJ'. C’.. .Il LV JD, lSf)8.
[NO. 7:vi.]
I*K1M’KI) M«)M>AVS \-,1* rill KSDAYS
KItWAIili .1. II \l,i: A. S(IN,
I'MTiiiis INI' i ii.irniin'iiiis.
Prii't* t'lir the Somi-Wc.'klv i >u--i-h . kk 00 it’piii'lin
•nlvtint f: -ro >(i it')>iii i .Liriii;.; thi' you’’ .>l sut)scri[i-
tio’i; . r > > at'toi- tin- y«‘;ir has oxpiri'd.
b’lT rlif Ob'KUvkk S'i OO jhm-if in
H IvHiici'; ‘J ’>0 it I'ui.l tlu' \e;ir cl'rij>-
tii>n; T-.) ''0 jit'ti’r tlie ye.ir ti:is >'xj*iroJ.
A 1>V1*K riSKNIKN rs insertcit f'tr sixtv ■••mus |ier
P'Hi-ift' "t' 1 '■> lines fiT tlie firt. iiri'i tliirty ciMits t’ov each
t.11'. -t'o line I'lihlicatl'in. ^'f:u-ly rtilvt'rtisptrifiits l>v spe-
ci:il cntrnct';. at reasmiaMt' rates. ,\'lvortisers are
re'jiu'steil to state Mie iiuinlier of insertions ilesired, or
(hey will li> iritiniioil till forhi J. iui'l chat-jrei! aocorir
iu_\v.
AJvertiaeini'iits t. lie in'crtoJ . ohur^oJ oO per
■■en’. extra.
Ptre Mns9ira»tef\
U' K refer our reu.lers to the annual statement of
the .Ihnu l:isur:uKe i'omjiaiiy, of Ilnrtfn-il,
wh^ h will be foiiiid in aiiofln r i-. himii. 'riii'success
ful instifiition was inctTpi rite.l I\v the l.esrislature ot
Connecticut in ISl'.t, vitii a perpetual charter. Its
-apitrtl is N.50(>,0'H’t, and its aci'utiuilatioiis exceed
>>'11(1,(»00 more, niakinp its entire assets ever ^oOu.-
.inii, invested iis detailed in the statement referreil to
These results in.Jieate that liiriiii: the period of nearly
forty ycHrs since its orsanization, without a sin>:le
;'hanee of its chief officer,) its business has I'een con-
hicted with judgment and prudence. It has >>een
thus far successful in an eminent det:ree, discharginp,
a> we are informed, all its .lili/atioi\ by the i)aynienl
■ f ut'lUt '-ri • . (hill,ir.~ for losses, without askinp a
day’s delay in any instance. It ha? had hut little lit-
ijration, notw^ithstanding the immense numberoftrans-
aotions made. In order to attain as much c-rtiuntji as
possible iu such a business as insunaice, it has been
the practice of the Compauy, for ,">everal years, at
jrreat labor, carefullj’ to classify and arrange their
risks into about tifty di>tin‘-t I'las.es. so as to ascertain
the amount insured on each cbi'^s. tlie amount of ]>re-
miums received thereon, ana the anoiunt of losses up
on eat-h. This cl’issitication, estendinp over a lonj:
period,and covering property to a very large amount,fur
nishes relial>le data, and presents a sound, substantial
basis of actual experience, ujviii which to conduct its
business. Insurance is not a matter of luck or chance,
as many suppose: its hazards are ascertainable, and
its principles capable of beinj^ r> huedto a system, the
j rai'tical workirig and results . f whioh are as certain
a- that of any other businefs. The Ktna Company,
by adhering rigidly to its system, andplacing its busi
ness u}on a hea thy basis, has -I't iine l the contidence
Ilf the Community to an extent surpassed by no other
ompany in tne U. ;>tates, and ha.-, in.jreased its busi
ness and its ini me from ye.ir t> year with a steady
growth. One great source uf its security i the v.ide
d.stribntiou of its risks—a j'llii y which it pursues
w'th great strictness—limiting the amount to be cov
ered iu ea^h locality. I5y this course it has passed,
with comparative impunity, through some of the most
swet ping and lestruetive tir-. s, whii h have swallowe 1 up
Other coiupanie.s less cautiou? in their bu.-ine-s. It is
a system like this, b.-isf l upon exj i-rience, which gives
'^t.ibility and soundness to a .■ .mpany. and to the as
sured contidenoe and security —, I’ntrr \
m\ mwm. io.^ipi.m,
II\i; i roKU. (.o.N.N
iN '-ul’OUATED i'i'.>. . ii.\im;u i*i;iiri:TUAL.
Capital $1,000,000. Assets $1,422,162 11.
I. K UK.VCl., I’resiJent. 1\, (I. llIl’LKV, \ ice I’re-
-idcut. T. A. .VLII.\.AN 1>EK, .■Secretary.
biKKii(.iKs—T. K. r.race, .S. I'w i- r, J. l iiurcii, 11.
lii.i”. ,\I. Tuttle, K. Fi 'W.,‘1-, K. .V. IJuikeley, I{.
M'lthir, K. i. Kipley, S. ^Va^i. I! /.. I’ritt, (i F
Davis, A. Dunham, D. Uiil;er, T. .\, .Alexander, U.
Keney.
,'he .Assets arc mainij- invi -.te l in .“^toi-k'au'i I’.on Is,
paving interest, with t.l of cash ■■•ti deposite
in tiie Hartford Banks, to meet losses.
Lo^>es due and unpaid — r.me
Lo-.-es adjusted and not due.
Lo.'-es in suspi.’tise, w.ii’;n^ furtiicr pn "t, ^Vc.,
i.:o-i.^).
Lojses resisted, i suspicititi r.f fraud, ice. I ^16,♦78 72.
Ssaif' Agent of the above «'oii panv in Kavetteville,
N t. ' L. J 'liAi.]-;.
BRITISH PERIODICALS.
L. .St t.j'li Co., .NKW Voi'iK, Continue to publish
the following leading ijritlsL I’t-riodical^, viz;
1.
Tllb; LONDON '.^L’AnTLIlLV , ( oii'ifrvative 1.
THE t'DiNnrKcn klvikw whig
Tilt: NORTH BUlTltll ULVILW Free Churchj.
I.
THE WK^T.MINSTER review l.i’.eral,.
Rr.i>!>\ AS,
STARR & WILLIAMS,
H.WF. removed to the two brie';; .'stores in the
West end of the F.i^ ettoviil llote' '.uildin;;,
where they are now openinir tli !r
vriH i4
of* li(00l!« I'or lliCM .^|>riii;> ,
recenth- selecte I by one of the firm in the Nortiu rp
markets, which will be offered fi r sile to iheir tegu
lar customers on the usu.-il tert;is
All persons who w ish to buy t i .,:ds c!i‘ ip -tt |1( >-
^^.\LE, are resjiecifuliy .nvit.d t ■ «'al! . xam'i’.e
tV.is stock at our new stand. West en 1 of F iyctte\''’i'
Hotel building.
.!. 15. St.\kr.1 [.I. M. -A ii.i.'...IS
-April 24, ISoH. .'>tf
FRESH FRUITS
AM. T\\\:
VHTIH’ll'8 SELF-SE.A nI .\G CANS, of K.ii ilmu-
ware and (Jlass; Pints, Qo.ii-'s and Half Ci.illons,
at reduce I prices.
These Cans are m.'ie e-isil\ used t';au any oth r,
the cement being alre.idv .>ii tl:>' Ch:i.
— A LSi >—
Tli«‘ Fi'iiil
of ghiss; stopped witii a cork; Juarts •uni il l (inllous.
i Tliis is a new article, ver;. cluap,
' dozen,) an.l admir.ably l;i[.fe ! i it ; u-;*-.
For sale at the "Cili (CKKUV ^T'i!IK ’'v
W \. Til MNlil! \S1
I .lune 22. I’J-jni
A HAUCAIN CAN WV. II \D.
subscriber iitliTs t.ir '-i':.' tiie M itfrinls .o’the
; I N()RTi{ (’.\1U)L1N.V .AliliC.S I'rintiiijr 'lliie
, The establishment coU'ists two tir- -rate Washitu-
j t'Ui Presses, one for Nowsp i-x r th” oth f .r .lob
j ork, a large and well selected u'iantit> f Mew.-paper
; an 1 ji!b type. The newspaper type are i 'it v.-ry litt;e
■ Worn, and the l:irgest portion of the j .b type are ne«
It is unnccess iry t ) enuui-'r.-i:: ; thi s^ie. ti iis Wfro
made by persons of mncn typ il exp> r.-'ii.o-
I and taste and are as complet' 'is ..iny in the 'Jfate
I -Any persoti wishinjr to purch.ise can i^et a barg iin
: by un edrly appiicatiou f ’
D.U'ID MCRI’H',.
Jutie 10, 18->> tt
!
HorsK, lAW. \M) \I:(;!{()
^ ^I'^HE undersigned wislrng t ■ .sc uv r'u -’r ' I'oisi-
! 1 ness, offer 1 >r sale the II tl'S!' -ind l,oT .n Hay-
mount, f(.rmerly occupied by \I ij jr iiiini' i-e ,\lso. :i
. NEtfRO P.OV 1-t \-ears of atre; liavimr trie i iiiin ’..r rii.
I last tive months, we c.an r e. nuiieiid oim e\c.
I lent Servant, lioth f ir Iiouso ..r ■ m ; •' ■* ■ r-. '' 1 f^r
‘ no fault, but to close old bus;n. "
' F. N .s: .1. H. Ko! KUTS
Mav o, I" i;
j A LL persons indebtci t.. t
.m .lERRV and .1 II
OIJ)
I ll .r 1 R A.N K \
Ror,j'|;iS to. :i;o r
' quested to come forward aiidsen'e lii*- i ’ i: ItH. ^
i sett’fd by the last i'*’ this iiioi.tli. tlu v wi ! 1 the’ii
in the h:inds of a Lawful (’olle.-t r
; .1 II. RORKHTS ,v f'l.
May 7 II
ris rin .
I I-'' d' I'ide i
manently oimtiiu tlo- '1
: Fayetteville, respectfully ot}. ;-s h's -.eryi.-t ^ to
: izens of this place and surrou.. linir ■■■■ ’'.trv.
' the v.arious hr-anchcs of hi^ I’r.KC". n, ini-hid
I manufacture of .Miner.-il Teetii he is M;ti-ii.> I,
e.xtensive exjierieni e,Mo wl;:. ;, js ; i, i :i t
l>ental e luc ition, that he .•■.:i -
■ ■n !'i
' ,wtl
t!ie c
In
i 11 _ ;
i ft e r
as far as is in the power of l>- nti't»'v.
t'.os of the Teeth treatc.l in i pi-.ii.-.; >
tier, \S weli as 'lis>'ises of t'o.- !ii :•!;
proper met.ils are made u>- -f it. 1;
tions. Charges will be inoi.-. i ... :jii
ti;',‘ ProtVssiuti may he 1 >xi!’ ;o
who may foe! an int. rc't in tio- in
Teeth
Ofiice over Houston's ,Jew.‘iry
may be f..uiid at all times.
Slav 10, 1
.\’’ '.rn
I .• u- r
N ;.e '
V iri u .
( r-\\sE.
^|1HE estorn Rail Road Co. have for sale in amounts
J| to suit purcha-jers.
>‘2(1,0011 of tlic l^iri'ls (if till (loniity,'*i'
t'uiiiberland. bearitiu 7 per cent, interest. jiayabV
seiiii-Hiiiiually on the 1st .lune at>d ti e 1st ct Dcv'eni-
oer, aii‘1 running Lin year.s.
()(»(( uf till* t'mijiOll (if tLc 'I’li'.Vli i)f
K:iyetteviiie, bcnrin'.'' •; pur cen' interes', j i\:ib’e s.iiii
ii'nually o;i the 1 ;t .I iiiU.irv -xn l th.. 1 ^:t of .July, and
ruiuiini: L’l*
1 hi-se lioiiils were Isipuei! in !u-,'.ird iin-e with law t(
tlie Western Rail !\ ,a 1 to pav tlio I'ountv and
I'own subsi-iiptioiis res)> •; tiv.-i\.
Person- li iviiig M 111! will lin.i tlii se b,.nds at the
oru i' the (’o. is -;el'i’ them a bettio- i; vestment than
any Hank .stock in the State
F 1 terir.s -ipplv to >R M M.I.|'/rT, Fs j , Pres t or
'■> ' .INO. Treas'r
W e-tern R. n i i-.
I'ayetiev ii!.-, ; ^
noiiiijx ihm’sk
For Rent or Lease.
'r-lll!; I,en;;e : i il c i.re-ient I'lopriet irs io’ this we!
^ ,nr>wri llonse vil. exjiire on tlie Kt .laiuiary.
tile j.roji -vty i.' i tiered loi lense or vent. 'I'o a
•>er- III le.siiiiiis I.;' •in iert:.klii;, tlie Hotel bii.siuess, .'in
I,.fit op).. rtutiM;. ; ^ ■ .!l\-re,;. Tiie '^uil liii," is large,
«eii arr.!’i;...il rm | m e iinp'ete r.^o .ir: its 1 I'.ition will
■I'.w.iys (’oi;i!i.:nid *'i.r it an exten:;iv- patronage. .\s
the j resent Propriety rs inieii I c!i:in;;i’ig tiieir busi-
iiess. the Fiiriiituiwliieii i' ncar'y new aU'l in good
oi‘iU'1, ^ .iii lie pur. ;;.i e t .'ii lavoi u'l iiis
i he il .u e uii! t . ieiiver> 1 !i .ii a^'ter the lir of
.l.i’lii- -y, rt'i'i’iiriMi . o. ^,i un lei- ;': e pre 'at manage
ment till -1 te'i:iot is . hifiiioe i
i lie tiio- .St .r«> in tlie .nie bu i.ilnu. lonnorly occu
pied V ’di- Um. J»o )tii, 1 .ii.so ..liiTcd lo) rent
.INii II ('0»K,
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F W CTTKVlLLi:
MI TI \L IXSl llAXn: (OMPANY.
ASSP.TS $230,326.28.
i;.|- been in iperation more than
f ,ve \e;ns. iiiid i'as p.ii 1 its io s,-'. .i;n'- loting to
with' ;iny .s.‘--:ui,..iit. insuia'i‘-e nver-
•giiii it- la- rs '.f ' j or
i ie is-^ > f : . f May. I'^.s,
\'o iu;t •■jr.j.r’.' ;•; 1, . 17 1 .'*:i J ■! 1.
\»n- O.T't J o * s \v .'111 h‘l’l 1. 'Il'' ‘Jw
• 'ash .r.‘. r. : 1. •> ;j.jl7 ii.
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i; I. -t. r ,o. J •: p;iei 1,
i-i M'l. iiir n R !'. i'- v. • ''.iii'ng? .n,
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•iK" M I i:,L, Pie,i leu:
I' \ I. -■ . \ i-(. I’resi lent.
*■ .\. M( \Iil.l.\-\ > . I, • uy.
J.ihn - a!ii' ' Mi I'r 111!,-II, Tin el'.ing .\g-.'nl>
1 ii ■ > ■'.ni).an-.' ':;V :e aj p .• t.'Ui ..
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• re. wl'tTt' 111
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1 E.VTLEMI'N. y.ju that wi'i' : I,’’' ■ ';’.u
W NFGROFi.s, \len. P. >s. " !n..n a : I 'lir -. fo-
the hijrliest cash prices. •.v, u' I 1 i 't-:' t^ rive mii :
call, or ad'lress me at r’,int‘iri. N
.; \ do \i:’i li! R
.June •'>, I'^.js ■ " . J :
\olire to W icIoM^.
'■giHE Wi.low-- of Mexican lier-^. and tii,‘ Wi.. .v, -
I. of .Soldiers who nuii iv 'Ki;\ |. i; in t!o war -f
iSll!, can have their pensions c- atini
the undetsigned, Congress iiiving
provision for them
(livr me tin' management -f
in' ney shall come at jiice. ■ r ;i
13L\f'KWO0D S EDI.N'Rl’R;iI MAG VZINE ;Tor\
t;..o 8^
't B.
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Science, Literature, .Morality, and iteiigion. they stand,
as they ever have stood, unrivalled in th(,‘ world of let
ter'^, being considered indisfiensabie to the schoiar and
the professional man, while to the intelligei.t reailer '
of every class tney turnish a more corrcct ami satis- |
fnctory record of the ctirrt nt literature of the (l;iy, i
'hrougiiout the wurl.i, than c.an In- posrioly olitaine.l j
fr -ni :iny other source. i
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NOKi'll CAROLINA \i.\Ci)S.
■ H A.M.-', Sides and ShijuldLrs, t 'r sale bv
Ml revlklV rose.
Jan y 26. bU-
Fayetteville, June IJ,
H) ACU!:s
■ nr
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a 1 ; \i! Vi'r y ;'■ I \ !. ti: ■ '. 'S’ ')uali; e ,o :
® 1':: i 'It li;e w.’'-'-.‘- .t K'.ryi'f. at a reis oinhle prii
Ol-
SALi:.
j f BIHE Subscriber desirin;; to ;.mvo to fh*- NW st oli'cr-
I -M. to sell the followin': tracts of valuable l.-in I.
j 1 Tract containing I.’.')!'.!', acre--; in II irnet' r.iun’v 1
I miles North nf F’ayrtteville. There is on this traet.
two large and comfortable dwellintr hon-es. \\ith all
. neees'.^ary oiithou-.es, to;^;pther with a o,,,) I niili ruiiniiiir
I two saws and gri-t, with about a r s cle ireii :ii! 1
' in a t.ifih s^ate of cultivation; the reimun b r is excel
lent farming and turpetitine oii.d
.\lso another tract containinj Kxio Mi-ie-; ot tnrpen-
tine land, aliont lOO acres of which i-' eleju-ed. Tfiere
is on this tract one good dwelliri” with aii iiecess'iry
out houses and fi goo.l grist and siw-niill.
I will take pleasure in showing the hI,.)'.e i i- ■, eity
to any perS'^n wishing to pur -h i‘--e.
II. S. Mc'.I'.ll.!-.
Miinchester P (>.
ii7 ts
!>y toe 1 oil
M (> Ijl, i
u . M t'l.
Li.o.. .1',
Wo liav(! fni hand
\ I. A It ii i: I. » 'fl' > r
iiOOtfs or A'#.>•#>«,
ft,*t nil! be SoM Cheap for ’.,sh cr exchanged lor
'oiiiiti*y Product'.
\V. II CARVER CO.
.Inly 7. L’Ctf
snoKs.
SKidT an 1 iieavy several hundred p'iirs—for
A Men, 'V .im.n .m l Misses, for sale bv
W. 11 CARVER ('O.
.lu’y 7 -Jtitf
I2«V3:> •'if TI I:K « A for
^ a.- cheap by W. !!. CARVER & CO.
-Riiy 7. 2titf
and !.!Qr01{S.
A L.\R;E Stock of CHOICE LI0’OJ{S. for sale
l\v W. li. CARVER .V CO.
1 iii’iunii^ I tciisils^, ;t hii'm' lot tur s!i!*
ciie..}' by W. II (.'AllVEK & 'A).
July ". :ii;tf
IJMI-: AM) Ci'MKN'r.
BRLS. Lime and f’enient For sale cheaji
^K9 bv W H (’ARVEK CO.
.'■•ily 7. -intf
^ ,rv ■ /- ' .oea, f . I .io ; 1-1 .
' ' •• ■; 1 rir ■ '!\vi'' .
U hit. .,d i'- M c. •' .'1 II-
p. - t tlLl ( .til-. V ‘I • I : le
i\ 1 ■ i: a.• • >.. ry •. |-i .. • : ! ';•;. i i - ‘ . i. n^-. o , .if
w!io il il i .'.I I ai - - i fli,. ';,ie
N - V. - ; .’1 ■ P'.-' ' ! ;■ . -i: W b.. ..'IVred
, iie,i> ' r 1 -h .r to.TH' • . p-ivin.; = 'I't an.-rs
Mm:-1i 1.; I
t nr , : .
inuTirw rri.i.ri; w. '.ifi - ^{^•Kw.
4 I i 6. vs A S' SI. IU .
r w i;r i'l \ i!. .i;. n. « .,
\i II : l oMsuiti I lit t'o- r r .n \aders r.
.'tr.o.o. iina, ■ !:>(! . . i.i t. c re.al tl.c ■ is‘,.-i-
Nov. 7th, lH.j7.
r>i)(V~\cjii:s oj' i.AAi)
roH S.M.Iv
^|^HF> Subscriber ofiers for sule the al)ove i|U!int'ty j
J of Land, situated in a health^'neighborhood, tii ee
miles from the Wilmington and ’In rlotte Rail Ro ad,
and four from Lumber River. I'his Linl is well
adapted to Farming, Tur[ientine, and Ton Timber
purposes, having a good r.inge and other advintages.
Those wishing to purchase may find me on fl e pre
mises. who will be happy to exiiibit it or give any in
formation concerning it desired.
.\NOFS .MetiILL
Philadelphus, N. C., Sej't 1, ls.'>7 !•' f
I'OK s\ij:.
^glUE DWELLING IloFSE AM) L(*Ton (lillcsjiii!
A. Street, at present occu|'i«‘d by Docto; \lcSwain.
Perfect title can be ma.le. .\pplv t i
TOO. J. ( L'RTIS.
A I.SO
A GOOD FAMILY C.VHii \Gi: in go id re], .ir :.nd
» nearly new. Will be sold for half its value.
—A LS( )—
good MILCH COWS with young calves. .^pp‘V f>
T. J. CI.RTLS.
April 2‘.t, 18.57. ?,tf
.NOI'ICI'..
O. 1 PFIILVIA.M UCANO;
-tl'U Tasks MMK:
.jo 1 >.i;es 11 V ^ :
.5 Rbls tiLCE.
For sale b> WORTH \ I TLEV.
July |ti i>7-
TIIr PLATE,
sImtJ Ei’oii, Iron \Vir«‘,
\\I>TI\-WAKC.
.Aiwa - ..n ! at.d, at Wlioles.ile or Retail.
t; / TTI.UIS^;,
And ai! kin is of .lobiiini, done at short notice, br
(■ W ANDREWS,
Market Square, Favetteville.
.Iiily'i ■ li7-
Pl IM \ 1 \N (ir VNO.
^ I ^ IIF. uitdei’signed !ias ma le arrangements by which
i lie is prepare 1 i furnisii at sliorl notice, any r*-
•pjire 1 .luiuitity .if
7\o. I l*(‘rii%iaii Miiaiio,
I'i of whicli wili iic fr‘ in direcr inipoit.-itions, into the
1' r: ,f Wil'iiivi'.'t^ n, and w.iriaiite I pure aU'I genuine.
(irler- t .r the above oxi'ellent fertilii^er are solicit-
• ■1. t wliicii prompt attention will be given
\s thi - is -in article whi.di does not admit of being
- oi l on time, e ish .-r it- e.piiv-iient niu-^t accompany
eai h order. RE\ ERLV R)SE
.lii’v >. ■ •jr.tf
AEW ;ooi>s
fBjlHE subscribers adopt this inetho l of informing
■ their friends land the public generally ) that they
ire now receiving into store a very large and general
S’l'OCK Ol' (iOODS,
EMBRACING
u IS M' i: K1 l: K,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY,
A: o.. «%:.*., *V «•.
\11 of which they are disposed to sell at reasonable
profits for cash, or on the usual time to res[ionsible
]mrch.asers wlni are in the habit of p;iving.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS \ v’O.
July ‘Jlti, 18-jS. ;’,1-
OMJL.
1:aL'RE WINTER SPERM, M.VCHINERV, LAMP.
T.ANNER.s’ iind LINSEED OIL: a fresh supply
Just rec’d and for sale in '[uantities to suit bv
reverlv'rose.
•July '.iu ol-ot
w i:i.L (Jiiov 1*:.
J 111-\T plctisiint and most clesirable Country Re-
■- treat, liA miles trim town, on the Fuyetteville tV
Western I’lanic Road, is otiere 1 for sale on favorafile
tenas. Apply to REVFRLV ROSE.
July :^1-Sf
SIJXDKIKS.
PURE WHITE LE \D, in Kegs of 2> and 50 ^bs ;
WIND()W GL-V.'^S, SxlO and H»xl-: together
with a general assortment of P.VlN'f.S and tJOP.AL
VARNISH. Also, extra No. 1 P..VR SO.VP; ADA-
M.\NTINE C.ANDLES of theiiest iiuality put iiv,boxcs
of'.^1) lbs each. For sale by 1>. ROSE.
July •Jf). * :;l-8t
I
lil'II.IIINC \!A riCUl.AI.S.
1ALC1NED PLVSTER;
Hydraulic (Jement:
Patent Lump l..imo;
Plastering Hair.
■A fresh supply just rec’d and for sale liy
July
B ROSE.
3i-;it
Ni:\V .MACIvKiiEL.
VLARtcE Lot. Nos. 1, and o, ia Whole, Half
and »,iuar er Barrels, cau . :.:;a inspected iu
is.js. .Just receive 1 an 1 for s; -by
AV. C. TROY.
.Tuly '22, 18o8. :iO-!m
roil SAf.K.
.VND L')'i near
occupied by Ur. K. A. Black
July ‘JO
l'UK>H \AMK.
^^IIIE HOL'Sl-; .VNDL')'i near Cool Spring, lately
1!. B. (’ROW.
30-Im
500
.11 Si' ui:ci;ivi:i).
I.lis, oil.lire ;t>SllF.N lU'TTEB: ,
.‘iiKi lb' L!1 \F LARD; '
— A LS( >
\ I 't ot five SKii.VRS an i TOP, \('C‘). For sale bv
1). ANDERSON,
■Nortli-v.est Cor .Market S.juare.
.Iiii'.e ’Js. ■J:'!-
i AYi:'i'ri:viijj: iiotkl.
\'.‘K N. liM!Li;T.'' CO., iiaviiikr leased this
R H.ite', will ■ e please 1 t . -^er their f irmer patrons
:.n I fr ejnl-i. as-ariiiu th 'ui that they will use every
exertion to ]ile:ise.
i- N. RdKl.K 1; [J. G. S.MlTM
.! iT'.'y 7. 74-yp l
CO;)L MILLS.
J^ilil Pr.'iri 't ’r- .ire prej irei to GRIND C»U{N on
tiie (I'll il teriii^.
i he P., Ntr'id M luuf'c'ure is still carrie 1 on at
the ;!ne rilac.'.
in'y 11, 1>.')8. 7-5-tf
1 JlAlliS. ( ilAlliS.
4 i,.\R(’'M o! .ttein Chairs, mad? at Cool
« Sj.rih;. \ii,l, .111 1 f : sale bv
\. M. ("vMPBELL.
i’.ooK-i;iM>i\(;
in i', execii!.-1 -.viih neatnes; au 1 de
ui i'l ! ’b» wlmii ci iiie niii't be p-ii l before
THo--;. H. TiLLINGII.VST.
-\nderson Stri-et.
IMY
lil.
I . .1 1 it:
I ^oM lo
-,i-. red
May I 1
NK(;koi-:s \v.\.N (’!:i).
.AM ]repared to buy any number of likely VoC.N'ti
NEttlKIES. Persons havin!j such pr ijierty to sell
Would do well to give me a ( ill.
T. WADDILL.
Fayetteville, June iiU, 18o)i. z4-
I
! ^ ill s \\a: n\i V.
A ViiMKNT |)Wi:;.! 1\G HiM's;-:,
. o f_ 11,.;,•• \!i- .) (■ '!',i ill" 1.'^ For t.aitii 'i
tars enquire ot'.1 G .'siicvii. i I. iis.;, ,r
.M ■ .WlPBMi-L
i I xiM-. NArivS.
* X'.’ P\; ri.R\ of j i-i!PF\ riM-: IIM'KSma!..
.A I ; ■ I lev. .-I Wli Of- or !;• ':i'' and \Vaii'ai't> 1.
by M \ i:\KFR
Fay tt vii’.'. \ V'-ri. I''. I'-'i'' :-!t’
McP.IMMON,
Comihis.jio;i and For>.vardiug Mei chant.
U l!.NlL\.iTi)N, N.
.Inly'. Is'i7. --tf
I ASK
C fij ^ ! I L Si e.Miiier F\^^> v.iil leave i'ayotteviiie for
Bl \\ iiiiiin'jt II, ."veiy .'l.oi l iy and 'fhiii-'day iiiori-.-
iiig, uiitii further r 'iit'. \\'iil t.iko freiv;ht ;i:i'l pas
seii'jeis as ill'll, t'f .re. T. S. 1,1 rillRI.Oll-
Feb'y 2-. S7-
'I'o
g^'tOR the t.alaneo „f the ye-,r. a DWELI ING IlOFSI
S silnated on Old Street, the lute ri'sid.-nee of \li-'
P.eze Perry, dee'd. WM. \\ A R OIIN, Fx'r.
.! line oO 'J 111
Pi -'lyterian ai; i (';!roiini.ui Co]iy.
MlLi i'Ain (;(K)i)S,
Swords. Sashes. Belts, Epaulettes, Lacen
\\i) i.V!:in |i!'SC!iil’i'l!IS OF IIUIIKV
|.i rHK
f S Ani’f/ *in ' li'ion^.
si’iii VLKH. ii \Rri.i:y .v (.hvh.vm,
B ^IPOriTI^C*' tV TF V'4i 1'\ Tl 3Si:i£?^.
1. MAIDEN L.V.NE,
I .^V.T I O^JV.
1 .liiiie;lti. -t-iy
I p Mj 1 ^ n: i\ f s i: rrt, i..
'Ag V Notes ail I .\.- ..110's ire al 1 due .lud I hope my
*,?4 customerb will c^. . .iiid settle tin.-.n, as wc neeil
the uiouey.
J. C POE.
July 6, is.js, 2.5-Im
riiov vV i'rLLi:iL
.Vlionifvs iiiid (’(iiiiiM*Iliir.> al Law,
o., ■>. \
3}&oBEI’.r E. ri’.OY an 1 .HHl.S' P. FCLLER. ha\o
?1 Si tor;ii 1 .111 a'S ■ ia ion f ir the pr-ictiee of thei:
j r-'fe-si III ii; Robesoa ('"Unty I’he f inner will also
.-itteiid ihe :'(! II-;-: 1^' Bla b'U 'lul I'ol iUiibtis: the latter .
wiila'.-oi .tie :d tli.is ‘ if ('ir.aberl-ui !. ■
rii.‘ I if'i -e -n l.iiuioerton vd b - kept open at all I
t'mes. I
.i.in’v 1, Is-'iS. 7;>-
SIDNIjY a. 3MITH,
Vttor'M'A 'iii P.t Law, i
*'sa rrii's:i;-i>, .,
^ ll.i. alt'1:1 r. jiulariy tlio ('lunty anl .Su) erior
•f * t oiits of \\:il.e, .loi list.ill. 'uni'i, I hind, Har
nett. :i'i V. iis 111 .Ml liii-ioess entrusted to his c ire
wi:i ree' i\e • i- nnt ittentioii.
.lan'y IJ. 7i>-ly
,JA>. I.. .s.MITll '.llbKS Ci'STlN.
0 AS. C. SiVHTH & Co.,
S^artors^ 4’4r‘n:»tission aittt For-
ivardhf^ •ficrcftnttfs.
W IL.MlN-.iT :N, N. C.
I?oM 1’ I' a’telltion gi\ en to sale o! I I M BFI!. LL '1 -
d P.KK. N.W'AL SfOLE.s and ill kinds of Produce.
I.i! erai i Iv ineenient s mile oa ■'oii'i in ments.
".ii-r' ■ ■ I P. 'iv. i.. I’re' t Rruicii I’laiik of St.i’e.
I! I’ S\', \(1K. t'lsh'r Piai.k I aj'C Fear. .loiiN D\w-
S..N. i.-|.
A: -il ls.-,s. o-IV
Pr -iliytei'i 111 copy
I). A. LA MO.V
Ooinmission Merchant,
oi iK ii :;s xoi’.i i! wrm: stimiet.
!’"i s. .;-ii afteiili Ol gi. eu to all j i-.id i-e s'Mit to him
either f ii sale or sail iiieiU.
j \,,v r •. 'i7-lypd
..i. .. ;lli \m I*\(;k, ,\i. I).,
' S* i T TS Si o m: O f Si. .V,
i ^ ' \GE may be found at his otlice when not
■ S y prot’essionally engage 1.
May ti. ls.')7. .jlt
i oA'i's \\i) rr:As.
, ’\9 Itm ditt" t.ow Peas.
4 C.\SKS, in good order, iust received.
Mlrlr Also. L’OO bushels PLASTERING HAIR,
For siile by B. ROSE.
.I line ‘Js. 23-
\S ANTF.i)
^5? NEtJROMS fora Mississippi Plantation, Men,
• Bovs, Girls, and some good Families.
EPllR, PAGE.
Fayetteville, May ti, 18-1)8. S-tf
THE LAW LIBRARY
OF THE
LATi: H>X. JOHN 1). TOO.MKK,
r > isi > A r e: .
j H E valuable L-i w Library of the late .Judge Toomer.
I consisting of upwards of lOtiO bound Viilumes.
■iiid several hundred N’os unbound, has been deposited
with the undersigne 1 for sale. The books will be sold
in sets, FilR tWSlI ONLY. They are generally ii.
go. .1 order, though of course bearing marks of use
file prices have been fixed with reference to their
condition.
t'atalogues, with the price tnne-\ed to each volume,
i.iay be obtained on application to the subscribers.
E. J. HALE X ^ON.
Fayetteviile, June i'>, I8-j8.
XOiil'H ('AKOLLN'A
' si pRKMi: cocirr rkpokts.
I ‘iubs;ori>^er? buve just printe*! at the Observer
£ Ortioe :i SHi'ONl) Ki^iTlON of
DKVKKEI X ,V.N{) HATTUrS UW UE-
P(»UrS, VOL. 1.
Ui:VL'Kl» \M» ri^UUKrTKI), WITH NuTK.-i \ Nl> KKFF R ENCK^ ,
liV
NOV. WILLI\M 11. iiA'r rLK,
J 11)11 h 0 r T111- SI' i’i{ E111: (' 0 r iir o f \ o in ii i: \ k ii li n \.
. The price of the new edition is not greater than that
j of the oi l. though, as it is scarcely necessary to say to
I the Profession in N'.>rrh I'lrolina, its v.-iiue has been
j greatly increased by Judge Batt'e’s Notes, References
I :ind Corrections.
The volume has been long out of print, and we shall
j be glad to supply the many Lawyers whose si;ts of Re-
; ports are incomplete without it, as well as those who
' ha%e the ild ed-.tioii but would like to have the new
I one for the sake of us notes.
1 E. J. HALE (4. SON.
I Fayetteville, Aprii o, is.js.
i'Hi: x!:\v ;:i)rriox ok
l)LVi:iU:i \ \ iUTILirs DW IIKIMIKTS. V!>L. 1.
' FCEIVES the approval of those who have cx-
' fi » amined it.
Chief .Justice Nash siys, ‘-I have looked through it
—it is carefully and well gAt up. * * 1 think to our
t’oiirt It will b«' iiivaluaiile—and to tiie Protessiot
eipially so. It v.i!1 sa\e the labor o! deciding the same
point again and .-iK.iin; for there will be no excuse for
t'oiiiise! not being apprised of jioints already adjudi
cated ”
Gentlemen of the Bar who have )iiirchaseil and ex
amined it, concur, so far as we know, in praise of it
For sale, with set- or sei'.irate volumes of N.a-tU
• 'arolin i Rej.orts, and L.-iw Books generally, by
K. J HALE \ SON.
/>#•• Miaifk*s^s Misiorsf
O r O K T II 4' A K O 1.1 \ A .
The SuJiscribers are n.’W prepared to furnish the 1st
volume of this valuable work, which has received the
highest commendatiou wherever it has been read, not
only for its literary execution but for its tyjiographi-
cal getting up. It ina^* be olitained, cither from rs or
from our General .-\geiit for the State, H. W. Horne ol
this place, or nnv of his .Assistant .-\gents. The price
varies according to style of binding: In handsome
cloth yl li i; in Library Sheep •'j'l 50; in half ('alf -ifl
7.5. It is soLii usi.v for f .\sii. iNone will be charged,
either by ourselves or our \gents. .A liberal discoun*
will be made where iiuantities are taken to sell again
It will be sent bj- mail to any purl of the csuntrj’,
on receipt of the price anl 21 cents to pay postage.
The lid voluiinj is in coirr. e of preparation. There
will probably lie four or live volumes in all The s(uc-
ueeding vohinies will prob-ib y contain about -'lOO pages
each, and will be sold at fi j't ojiortionally higher price,
viz: half a cent a page for the cloth binding. l2-') cents
additiiinal f'or sheep and •’lO ctnts additional tor tk»
half calf binding. E. J. H.ALE >S: St)N.
F.-iyetti ville, April li'.*, I8.'..7.
P. S. I'iie .\gent and his .\ssistants 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 .
STAXDAIM) A: MlSrELLANEOLS
BOOKS.
^"^R- k.WE’S .Arctic Lxpii rations,—^cloth, sheep
B^and half calf; Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella,
CoiKjuest of Peru. Phillip 2d, and Conijucst of Mexico;
Henry Clay's Works, il voN : Benton’s Thirty Years in
the 17. S. Senate; Daniel Webster's Works, ♦> vols.;
Memoirs of S. .s. Prentiss: Iriving’s Works, 15 vols.,
clotli and sheep; .Memoirs of Wm Wirt; Irving’s Life
if Washington, cloth and slu'ej.; Life and Coirespou-
dence of Webster; Com. Perry’s .Japan Exi>edition; .Ab-
tiott's Na[ir.Ieoii: The Indigenous Races of the Eftth,
by Nott Gliddoti: Recollections of Life Time, by
Goodrich, (Peter Parley;) Hume and Macaulay’s His
tories ot England: Hallum's, Kobertson’s, Johnson’s,
Burke s. .Vudison's, Hannah .vlore's and Dick's Works,
Southey’s Common Place Book; Historical ('ollections
of Virginia; Dickeiis's Comiilete Works, D' vols. illus
trated; LfiMartine's History of Turkey: Tiie yueens ot
Scotland, by .Agnes Strickland; (ioldsmith's Animated
Nature: Noctes Ambrosianie. 5 vols.,—edited by Dr.
McKenzie; Rollins Ancicut History; Constitutional
Text Book; .Millnian’s Gibbon's Rome; The Statesman’s
Manual; TiCes and N ivels of Maria F.dgeworth; Proc
tor's History of the i.’rusades: Chiuiibers’ liiformation
for the People; 'i'ytler's Universal History; Boswell’s
Life of Dr. Johnson; t.'hambers’ Miscellany, 10 vols..
-Appleton's Cyclopedia of Biography; The Scottish
Gael; Encyclopedia .Americana, 1-4 \o!s.; Waverly
Novels iu 12, 21 and 27 vols.; AVilson's Tales of the
Borders and of Scotland; De l ociueviile’s Democracy
'H .\merica; Knight's Half Hours with the best Authors;
Bulwer'"' Novels, complete in one \ol; Plutarch’s Lives,
.Modern P>ritisli Essayists; L^ ell's Princijdes of Geolo
gy; Tales of the Arabian Nights, 4 vols. illustrated;
.Maury'a Phvsic.il (.ieogr.ipiiy of the Sea; .\dventures
of a (ienflcmaii in Searcu of a Horse; Mrs, Ellis's
Family .Monitor anrt Guide to Social i>appiness; The
IJiicLelor of Salamanca, by Le Sage, History of the
Revolutions in Europe; Loc'ivhart’s Life of Walter
Scott; Hogg’s Winter Evening Tales; Woodfall’s Junius;
McIntosh’s -Mi.scellanies; Hamilton’s Philosophy and
Literature; AL'Aulay’s .AJiscellanies; Marshall’s Wash
ington; Life of Pinckney; Braude’s Encyclopudia; The
Prince of the House of David: The Poetical Works of
Hemans, Scott, Campbell, .Milton. Byron, Moore, Burn i,
Shakspeare, >.n:o , iu various stj'les.
E. J. HALE & SON.
nooAs.
OM .A I"."' Civil Law; Starkie on Slander;
Roscoe's Crim. Evi- Seilgwick on the Measure
dcnce: of Damages;
ijliitty on t’ontracts; Sedgwick on Statutory uiid
“ t'riiiilnal Law; Cons. Law;
*• “ Plea-ting: Hale’>i Pleas of the Crown;
Stephen on Ditto.; Bishop on Marriage and
,hitty on the i.aw of Car- Divorce;
riers; .Mittor.i'sChancer^- Plead-
Seiwyn's Nisi Prius,—.Vm. ings:
Notes: Sanderson Use«i & Trusts;
Smith's Clrincery Practice; Hargrave k Butler’s Coke
“ Laiidlonl and T'mi- upon Littleton;
ant; L. States Digest;
“ on Contracts; St.'Vte rials of the L'. S ;
Leaduij; (Jrtses; Russell on .Arbitration.
Story o;i ConiFu t of Law; .Morris on Replevin:
j .juity .Jurispi u- '! roitbat on Ifimited Part-
dence; nerships:
oil .Sriles; Sugdeli on Vendors:
on P.irtnership: •' on Powers;
E.juity Plcadu.;:s; Sauiidei's on Pleading:
on Contracts; '• Rejiorts;
Fe-i.-iie oil Remainders- .\ddison on Contracts.
E iw:u-'ls o!! Siailinents: Wharton on Homicide;
Bvles’ on Bills; \\harton Stile’s Med-
r!ivler’s Law G ossaiy; Jurisprudence;
Dart on VendoiS and Pur- Newlan 1 on ('ontracts;
cli .-ers of Real Estate: Roper on Legiici's;
!?r liii's i.. ir li -\laxi!!,.-; ' Wil.i ims on Executors;
(Nimiiii ntai ics on the “ on Personal Pro-
•'oiii. Law; [.erty;
Adi'.iiis's i^.juitv; Oliver on tloiiveyancinj:;
*• on F.jectM,-iit; Lube's l,(,uiiy Pieadin;:;
lUirriU oil Cir >um. Evidence; (iresley s Law of Evi-
!.iw Diet ioiiai leii'*..;
Leading Ca-es in E juity; Kent's CoinmenfariPS;
Tidd s Practice- Notes: ''iiriis'e Commentary;
Hill on 1 raster.-.. •• “ i'.radtord'sSunogute R-
.Matti-ews' Presiimi ti’. e llvi- ports;
jcnv-i'; I'ajiping on .Mandamus,
Powell oil Moi 'j i^es: i';-own Ci:cuit Coiiipiinion
Cautwoi'’s .lusti. e" Wiley’s N. C. Form Book;
.Supreme t'oiirt Ueports, lVc-, .Vc.
E. J HALE, SON.
fSfirhie
.Mei
hWDVAL,
1. I .lllll! 1 SI'V.'. .«Hi|'..
11 Vi 81*‘, X. '•
Jan’v 20. IH.'iS tii-ypd
IS,
i’.V() Illif.HN
P.rSIIFLS SEED 0\TS
Cow I
-..!/./>-
,\ few barrels Norllieiii Ir.s'i Potatoes.
For sale iu ijaantities to suit, by
Feb’y 15, 1858.
B. ROSE.
85 tf
m:\\ I500KS. I
y I\'l.SGSTON’S TR VA'ELS IN SOLTH .\FRIC.A;;
.iarth’.s Di.scoveries iu North and t'entral Africa:
“ The Reason Why.’’ by the author of •Impiire Within.’
— ALSO— I
Further supplies of Mustang (Jray; Phivnixiana; The
Painter, ('lilder and Varnisiier's Comp.inion; Sale's
Koran; Jacobus's Notes ou the Gospels; The Comm'i-
nicaut's •'oinpanion: Barnes' Notes ou the Gos, els;
Con^beare’fi Life and Epistles of .St. Paul; The Psalm
ist, with supplement; Bibles; School Books; >Vc. Just
receiveil. E. J. HALE ^ SON.
Jau’y lt>, 1858.
iiOOKS.
L Nu LiS> I.N’S Th irii H.es iiiid .'daterl i .Me lica
M' lio ii iiieti.)!.;! ry:
Human Phy-iolo;iy:
*• Pr.iciice ot \le iicine.
>• on .New liemedies;
igs’ Tre itise on Oi>stetrics;
Woman, and her Diseases;
I'iiiidl-ei levers:
Liisei-^es ,,t the Cterii-;;
Hev.ees on Cliil (.■ n:
*• ” F- males:
Horner's .Vuat(*iiiy aii 1 liistolo^y;
Niilier's Pi'iiieiiii..- ii .' irg.jry;
l‘:'ae:i.->' ^ 'bi ;
Bartlett on the Fevers of the C. States:
Wi'.-on'- lliiiiian .Anatomy, by tio ldaril;
Kicor l an t Hunter on Venereal, by Bunisteaj;
Watson's Prai'tiue of P lysic, b^ Condie;
Wool ;iiid Baciie's U. S. Dispensatory,
I‘-i.i; o;is'.'s 'iVistiir's .\natoTiiy;
Wi.siii on Diseases of tne Skin;
•• the .Skin and Hair:
Eve’s .Surgical I’ases;
tlhurci.iii on Chii.lren, by Ke.iTinfj;
Sjstem of .Aiid wifer.N, by Coiolie:
Diseases of Women In do.:
Ellis s Ale lic.il Formulary, bj- Tliomas;
Kirkes’ and Paget’« Phy siolrpjry;
lieguault'a Elements of Clu'inistrj’,
Fownes’ * heinistry for Students-
Bartlett .-n tiertainty in Medieine;
SniUh anil lloiui.T’s .yiatoiiiii .il .\tlas;
Bird on the Ciin iry Deposite.-^
Pereira’s .Materia .Medica an i 'i herapeutics;
Carpenter s llunriu Physiolojy. by Smith;
Dickson’s Elements of .Medicine;
Taylor on Poisons, by Giitbth;
Burrows’ on Cerebral Ci?'. ulation;
Wilson on Sypfiili.s-
Draper's Pii} siolo/y—illusr-ated;
I Solly on the Brain; Hope on th" \c., &c.
h. J. HALE & SON.
* (yct. 2^1, 1867.