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ful in>titutiiiti w:is iiu'..r[i ‘r:ile l by the l,fj:islaturo ot !
:nifctii-ut in with ■> j'or(u'tiial charter. lt^‘
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X'. ini re. niakinc it-i entire a-.>.ets (ver ^ ',(>0,- ■
Miv.’Htf 1 as iletaite'i in th«' statement rrferreil to •
I'ho'i’ reult. in iioate that ilurinpr tlie peri'-il of nearly :
year.-; jiiiL'e it.-^ .irsanizati.ui, .without a single
■haiisre of it? chief i>tiii-er. j its fiiisine.? has I>cen con-
.I'.ii'.f l with ju'iginent an.i ('ruilence. It hi-.s been
thu.'- far siu-ce'-^ttil in an eminent 'lenree, ilisi-liarpinp,
are infornie i, all its ohliy itions by the jiaymcnt |
■ t 'Ut - ; '.f ' t'.ir losses, without a^kinp a ;
i:.. > ijfl iy in any iusiaiu'e. It has hu'l but little lit- '
i^ tti 'ii. notwiihstaniiiiiir the iiuuieuse number uftrans-
uo'i IIS ni:ule. In .ir 'er to attain as imich ceri- ut>/ as '
I' .^.b'p ill yiich a '■ u?iness as insur;inoe, it has been '
the praet:r'.‘ ..f the (' iinpatiy. for several years, at
gri • lab r, l arcfu’ly to ciashify an>l arrange their ,
r;^^i,■• inti: ji^’nut til'iy lii 'net l■la^sl■s, so as to ascertain .
tta- mil' uiit insurel on i-i'.-ii days, the amount of pre- !
uiiuii.' r;t'eiv.- i there ;i, aieJ the aiii"unl of losses up
• ;!  I'.'h, This el'is^ ‘ii- i-: m, esteii'llng over a lon^ '
peri, l.au'i eoverit\p pr'>perty to a very larjre amount,fur-
nl^hes reliable data, aii'i prest-nts a sound, substantial
r-M'is i f i jtual experienc*-. upm which to conduct its .
bu>:ues's. lusurunt e is nut a m.itter of luek :-r chance,
as !■ any 'iij'j-'se; its haz irds are .ascertainable, and .
its j riiii'iplfs c.-.pable of b.eino: reduced to a svstem, tlie
pi :i -tii Hl W'^rkintr and r' sults "f whieli -ire as certain
as that of any >.itl>er Viusiiie«s. The .V.tna Company,
'■ y adhering ri^ldiy to its system, ami placing its V,usi-
nis'> up Jii a hea.thy basis, has obt iined the contidence
of the e..muiuiiity to an ext. nt surpassed by no other
'■ ‘^iip-.ny in the U. St.ites, and h.is increase 1 its busi-
ne-s HU 1 Its income troin year to year with a steady
irr'Wtti. Une preat source ot its security-is the wide
Jistributiou of its risks—a po’icy whi.-h it pursues
With )jreat strictness—limitinK thu amount to be cov-
‘■r.^ 1 in each locality. Ily lias iMurs>- it has passed,
w:’.i eoi.ipai alive impunity, thrmijih some of the most
twt epinp and lest; uetivc tire -, which have swallowed uj>
other i’onipan:es less cautiou' in their bu;iuess. It is
a sy-tem like this, base'l uj l'U e.iperience, whicli >;ives
staliiiity an i soundness to a company, and to the as
sured c"iiU leuee dud security.—Li'Unm- ■* l\Ur\j(.
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Bartlett on the Fevers of the U. States;
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Ricord and Hunter on Venereal, by BumsteaJ;
Watson's Practice of Physic, by (’oiidie;
Wood and P.ache’s U. S. Dispensatory;
Pancoast’s Wistar's Anatomy;
Wilson on Diseases of the Skin;
“ “ the Skin au'J Hair;
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(’hurchill ou Children, by Keating;
“ System of .Midwifery, by Condie;
“ Diseases of Women by do.;
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Kirkes' and Paget’s Physiology;
Regnault’n Elements of Chemistry;
Fowues’ (jhemistry for Students;
Bartlett on Ceriaiuty in .Medicine;
Smith and Horner's Anatomical Atlas;
P.ir'l oil the Urinary Deposites;
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Carpenlei s Human I’hysiology, by ijiiiith;
Dickson’s Elements of .Medicine-
'l:iylor on Poisons, by (.irillitli;
Burio'^'"’’ on Cerebral Circulation-
Wilt .Syphilis;
Drapi. . i'hysiology—illustrated;
SoUy ou the Brain; Hope on the Heart, iic. &c.
JS- J. uale’& son.
Oct. 26, 1857.
*^1IFT\ shares of (’.ipe Fear P>.atik Stock are oft’ere‘1
for sale. For further i>ioii ajiply t')
A. .'IcLI'-.VN, ('ashier.
Fayetteville, .\u:r 'K lx')>.
). I!(>irST)\
T (>ULD inform his iVieii'is an'i former customers
that he may ne found 2 doors below the ('’ape
^ Fear Bank, and ’> 'loors atn.ve his old stan l south side
! Person .''treet, where he intends to keep on hand.
Harness, Saddlus. Bridles, Whips, Collars,
. and every thin^- Iieloij|, tra'Ie. He respectful
ly invites his friea l? Irom the country to call uud «x-
I amine his st nk before piirciiasing.
I He will atti.Mi'l to Rep firing ot Jiarue^n and SaddU*
punctually, and his chai ses sh.ill be luo.lerate. He
wouM re'i'iest a'l hi'lebtcl to tho tirm of HOUSTON
i(J\KRIiV to F-jicle witti W. Overby or himcsif, aa
they are compel ^ :o settle the tirm’s debts.
Auk;uait , -...iii. tf
I'AK.M FOli .salt:
fl(.»FFER lor » i!e my Pl^.ANT.V I'lON wn the Eai>t i
side ot'Cape Fear River, mile» above tlie l^aren- !
■|jn Bri Ige, known as the Toomer Land*, containing :
^nout ^'"0 acn-.s The I'lantation is in a good state of
' cultivation, :»u 1 is *usctfpti\)le of being made onw of
i the most profitable Farms in the (,'ounty. I will give a
I bargain in thu l.iR'ls. aiel make the time of pay mort
I easy if application i- uridu in a few weekii.
AdJress me :it (ju'.f, N. C.
i L. HA UGH TON.
j Oct'r ]'). 52-
1 LA.NDS rOi{ SAI.K.
1 OFFER for sale about *;(»00 .Acres of Pine Lan'ls
near Fayetteville, C'ntainine an immense 'luantity
of .Mill Tiniber, an'i a nuNiber of Turpentine i.oxes,
i anil sever.al new tasks m ly b,-.- cut. There is on the
premi e-^ a fni- l'w. ’';!!i; lliu- -. and all necessary out
house s, S' - upt'.*rni'iiir :i!'d I - i'.n'Pa (J ra)ie Vini". —-1000
• young Peach nn'l .\pp'e I'r-'is ..f Lindley's l>eiit vari-
! ties; also, a iz i'"i r A::'l ot abo\it 150 acren cleaied;
I aU'l al.^o :i (iul.-'l' ■iii'i SAW .'vilLL: and a tine large
,\le:id"\v it .il ■■ir . in 1. I CS T:;e h .i\etteville and Coal
Fiel'is Rail R' ti | is-e- tiir.uigh tlie^e laiels ub'iut a
mile fri m the M.ll.s. i will sell in parcels t i suit pur-
‘ chasers, but w"ul'l prefer to sell the whole t'igether.
Apply to Thos. S. Lutierioh, Es'j., Fayetteville, or tii«
subscriber at Pit'sbi, roujjh, N. C
J. H. HAUGHToN.
Nov. 12, ls57. LiO-tf
I .\L .\()ric'i:.
Dr.'' r.\ ^ f E I; L 1 ,N (• mi'l llll.v \(! \N having asso-
ci i'ed Ih !u-' .N I •_" thcr f 'r tin- p irp.i,-.- uf
■ ) raeticing M'-lic.i, '.n R ■. ngii im aii'i vicinity, they
. respect fui ^y s !. .t i li-i-ra ^h ii* '1 Jiat rina>je. an!
, by tlif-ir -trict no i pr' !op altcnt;'ia tli--y h"pe to give
pert'ecl sil -'iictiwn t.. tlo s.- who !u:i- t.ivor tlum with
( OI P()\ liONDS FOR
^['^HE Western Rail Road Co. hav« lor sale in amounts
I to suit purchasers.
?20,HOO of tlio Coupon Hor.fis of the County of
Cumberland, lie^ring 7 per cent, interest, payable
nemi-.annually on the 1st June and th» 1st of Deeeni-
l)9r, *nd running 20 years.
?l)D,000 of tho (^oujioii ]>oiul.ii of the Town of
Fayetteville, bearing •> )ier c«nt interest, payabU semi
annually on the 1st January .and the Ixt of July, and
running 20 years.
These bonds wero issndl in accordance with law to
the Western Kail Road (%•.. to pay tho (’ounty and
Town siibscriptionk respectivi'ly.
PeriouR having money will fiti'l these bonds (at the
price tho (’o. is xelling themi a better invcetment thau
any B.auk Stock in the Slate.
For terms apply to (?. P>. MALLF.TT, Es'p, I’re»'t or
to JNO. M. RO.‘'!E. Treas'r
Western R. II. Co
Fayetteville, Feb’y 2»j, lf'58. H'.nf
DOHinx Housi-:
For Rent or ease.
f|lHR Lease of the present Proprietors of thi* well
■ known House will expire on the 1st January.
1858; the property is offered for lease or rent. To a
person desirous of undertaking the Hotel business, an !
excellent opportunity isotl'ered. The buiMing is large, '
well arrange'l aii'l in complete repair; its location will i
always coininand for it an extensive p.itronage. As ;
the present Proprietor.^ intend changing their husi- j
ness, the Furniture, which is nearly new and in good '
order, can be purchased on favorable terni.s. |
The House will be deliver'-'l on or after the 1st of
.lanuary, reinainiii:: open under the present tnauage-
ment till a tenant is obtaine'I.
The line Store in the same building, formerly occu- '
pied by ,\lr. Win. Booth, is also offered for rent.
JNO. H. (’OOK,
Prest. Dotibiu House (,'o.
Dec’r 1*1, l.'^57. Oy-tf
fav1’:ttf:\ iLLi:
'MLTI AL INSliKAXrK COMPANY.
i ASSETS $230,326.28.
j ^JIHLS Company has been in Lijieration
more than
five vears. and has paid its losses, amounting to
$iy,12o 'JO, w ithout any assessment: insuraace aver-
! agine it» members about i per cent,
i Policies issued to 1st of May, IH53, 27')'».
j -Amount of property now insure'l, ;j>l.474,922 34.
j Amount pr*rniiuin notes now on hand, ■'(>224,008 2.'!.
j Cash premiums receired, ■'^32,317 41.
j Dirkctoks.
S T Hawley,
MILITARY GOODS,
Swords, Sashes, Belts, Epaulettes, Laces
A\D Um DESCRIPTION OF 11ILIT\RY GOODS,
ACCUUKING TO THE
Lntesf. r. S- Armj/ nn>i State Rcijuhxtiona.
S('m;YLER, HARTLEY cVc GRAHAM,
I nrTi itKKs,
1 y MAID E N L A N E,
.!’ ir I'ork.
June;^(). s 24-1 y
A. McRIMMON,
Commission and Forwarding Mercliant.
WILMINCtTON, n. c.
July (j, 1857. 22tf
JOHN M. CLARK,
Comiiiisiiion A: Forwarding Mercliant,
WU.MINGTOX, X. C.
WILL p;ive prompt attention to sale of Country
Produce, Naval Stores and Cotton.
lic^^.liiii Aacnt lor Rush and Orrtll'n Line of Boats.“TtM
August 1'.', ^5S. :i»tf
TIN PLATI3,
Nheel Iron, Iroii Wire,
COOKI\Ci STOVi:^ Tl.\-WARK.
Always ou hand, at Wholesale or Retail.
KOOFIXi;, (JL TTEKIXG,
And all kinds of Jobbing, done at short notice, by
C.
Market
July 'J.
WKKiHT A
I Attorneys and Coun.sellors at Law,
' V.
ELEMENT 0. WRIGHT and BARTHOLOMEW
y FULLER have associated themselves together for
the practice of their profession. I’rompt attention
given to all business committed to their charge. They
will [iractice in the counties of Cumberlan'l, Harnett,
Sampson Robeson and Bladeu.
Aug. 2'.’,, 1858. 39-
Presbyterian copy.
S(‘l‘ct Classical School.
IPIIOPOSE to open a School for Boys, in the town
of Fayetteville, about the 1st of October next, pro
vided I can pet Twenty Scholars. The price of tuition
will be ^75 for the scholastic year Those who wish
to enter their sons or wards will please give me early
notice. THU.MAS J. ROBINSON.
Aug. 18, 1S58. 38tf
H^eaeher If^antefi.
^'■IHE Trustees of Fayetteville Female High School,
M. wish to engage the services of iv Lady competent
to give instruction in l»rawing. Oil Painting and
French, or Drawing, (til Paiuting an'l Music Appli
cants will plea.se a'ldresa, until the 2(Hh September,
W. K. BL.\I\.E, F'ayetteville.
August 21, 1858. 3Dtf
.M\LK SCHOOL.
ON the 4th day of October next the subscriber will
open a SCHOOL, Classical and English, on Dick
Street, and respectfully solicits the patronage of pa
rents an'l guarilians.
Terms. $8 to ^>12 per quarter.
For further information apply to
THUS. A. E. EVANS.
August 2^, 1858. 39-3t
('aroliuiiiu and Presbyterian 2t.
I. u T r 1-: III A) 11’s 1 ,iT\ K
fllHE Steamer F.WNV will leave Fayotteville for
JL W'ilmington every Monday and Thursday morn-
W. ANDREWS,
^ijuare, Fayetteville.
i
ing, until further'-notice,
sengers as heretofore.
Feb’y 22.
Will take freight and pas-
T. S. LUTTERLOH.
87-
tlieir i'lir iiige, i,,,_
niy>,t. l»r. 1 i-t.-r'iii.:
former patrons that I 'r
ing rea'I ■ - - -iii'l
tur' -.. t • If ■ r icth III
 »tllee opl 'isilv tin; !'■■
engiiir* i.
11. K KA.-Tnn.lNw.
Rock.ngh;i111. N. ( ,
•A. : .'it'Oil 1 any call ijay or
ili' ' p'ta.-ure in >tatiiig to his
1! i-. a re'jiilar jjr'i luate. hav-
,t teTi'li'.i :'■ r.r, » of Lec-
\ I t 1 lUii'i .it ',.,1//- at thf-'.r
I ‘bli'-e, iinies-^ protessioiia ly
M. n.
\pr;: '
ilF.N.\(; \N. .^l. 1).
I'JOtf
i I’!
and eoniinittcl to the Jail -.r Chitlrira e lunty, two
^ m Neirrj B ys tiy the name of 'i (■',S'DFt\ an I
1;D>.\!. wh'isay they belonir »o .1 H. Ptitv.iiett, of
Lu i.ro i ton ■; lie o-.oeris le'jiieste l to come forward,
I'Tove jii'Mpi rty, p ly prism clvirges. nn l take them
aw.iy; otherwise, th -y will 'le '1,'alt with according to
law.
W. I). C. KIDDLE, Jailor.
Pittsborough, Jul}' 1 I 28-
llOUSi:. I.or, AM) NKCJUO.”
^I'^llE uii'ler-igned wishing to close tip their old busi-
- ess. otter for s•tie tho H(»CSE and LOT on Hay-
mo formerly occupied by .Major (iilinore. Also, a
NEli. ■> BoV 1 1 years of age: haviiij; tried him tor the
last tive months, we can recommend him as an excel
lent servMiit. b'lth for hriu«e or out of doors, sold for
no fault, but to c’.ose oi l business.
F. N. & J. H. ROBEKTS.
.May 3, 1858. 7-tf
OLD lilLI.S.
A LL persons in lebted to the conc'M’ii of FR.VNK &
JEBKV and J. H. K(tl!EBT.S .( ('(>., are re-
i)uested to conii loi A Mi'l and seltie their bills If not
s.'tt I 'l I'y th_* last (>’'liiis mcn.th, tiiey will tind them
in the liaii is of a Lawful (.'ollector.
J. H. KOBERT.-S CO.
.May IS',8. 7-tf
to Widow*.
’ B 11 E U jilows of Mexican Soldiers, and the Ui'lows
i of Soldi'rs who IHKD IN skkvick in the war of
1812, can huve their peiisi .us c-jntinue.l by cal!ing on
the uiidei .signed, (.’oi.gresj liavin^ made additional
pro%isiju for them
Give me the m.inageiiiont of your claims, aud the
money bhall come at once, or no charge.
JNO. .M. ROSE,
Agt. for Pfciis'ons,
Fayetteville, June i2, 1858. Ht-
(Jeo. McNeill,
D. A. Ray, W. N. Tillinghast,
li. L. Myrover, .\. .\. McKethan,
S. W. Tiilinghast, J. D. Williams,
Henry Lilly, Jas. G. ('ook,
N \. Ste lman, A. W. Steel,
S. J. Hinsdale, Jas. Kyle,
T. S. Lutterloh, J. (i. Shep'uerd,
Whs McLaurin, R. F. Brown, Wil»ington, i
A. E. Hall, Wilmingtou. i
Okfukks. ,
GEO. McNI.lI.L, Pie-' b-nt,
D. A. Ray \ ice Prea it.
C. .A. Mc.MIi.i.AX, Secretary.
John Collins and ('. C. Mc('rummen. Travelling .Agents.
The Companv iuvita applications. '
May 21. IH.Vs. 18-Y
Presbyterian and Carolinian copy.
.iA.>nos gvvi.h:
Is now receiving his .'^[ir'ng siij'ply of
DRY GOODS.
Auioug wlii'-h .are—
Prints. Lawns, an'l P.nlliantes;
Col'll and IS'.ack >ilk>;
^ Irish Linens and l>i ipers;
Fanner's I.inei'. Twiile'i aiiil Plain;
Cassimi’re 'in I Mn ino Tivilis;
White aii'l ’o’,'il 'ott in lloge:
Boltini: ('I'lths, ’>o U to Ii*;
Silk and Str.aw Bonnet-; \;c.
\V ith almost i very article in the Dry (i i'uls line; all of
whieh has been piirchas>-1 by the p icka^'t at thu late
sale* in New York and Phi. i'lt ’|.hia: \S ill lie otTered
clieip fir I'.asli - r on time to paying cust'tmer*
.March W>. '.-lotf
('ai oliniiin copy.
UlO.^iOVA!-.
STARR & WILLIAMS,
H ave removel to the iwd brick Stores in the
. West eii'l of the F:iyettevi!I« H'jtel huii'liiig, ,
whore they are now opmirig; thiir
or lrio»l« jbr Sgn’in"^,
. recentlj’ seleetcl by one of the firm in the Northern
markets, which will be otferci for *il« to their regu
lar customers on the ns’itil terms.
.All persons who wish to buy (roods chcnp at 'WHOLE- I
S.ALE, are respectfully invite'l to call and examine |
this stock at our ne>v stand, West end of Fayetteville ■
lintel building. i
J. I? St.XUK.] [J. >1. WlI.l.I.^Ms
April 21, 1858. 5tf
rni’IE siibsciiticrs adopt this metho'l of informing
■- thfcir friends (and the public generally) tha* they |
are now receiving into h' ,• a veij ’•ge and general j
il
I'ltOV & I L(,Li:i{,
Attorneys and Crtunsellors at Law,
itoKi:so\ Co., c.
OBERT E. TROy Hn.l JOHN P. FULLER, have
formed an association for the practice of their
profession in Robeson County. The former will also
attend the Courts of Bladen atid Columbus: the latter
will also attend those of Cumberland.
The Office iu Lumberton will be kept open at all
times.
Jan’y 1, 1858. 73-
SIDNEY A. SMITH,
Attorney and Coun-sellor at Law,
^VllTIIFIi:i.l>, C'.,
,^ILL attend regularly the County and Superior
Coui ts of \\ ake, Johuston, Cumberland, Har
nett, .‘in l Wilson. .All business cntruste'J to his care
will receive i r. nipt attention.
Jan'y 12. ‘5.’'. 7r»-ly
JAS. C, MILES COSTIN.
JAS. C. SMITH & Co.,
i'artorsn eoinmissioit and For-
•fiet^riiants.
W1LM1N(}T>»N, N. C.
KO.MPr attention given to s.'ile ot TIMBI.'R, LU.M-
BEiv, N.VV.VL S lORES and all kinds of Produce.
Liberal advancements ma'ie on Consignments.
Kefers to E. P. H all. Pres't Branch l!ank of State.
H. R. S.\v.\GK, (,'ash’r Bank Cape Fear. Joii.v D.\w-
SO.N. Esij.
•April 2'), 1858. 5-1 Y
i’rcsbyteriaii copy.
I). A. LAMOX r,
Cominis.sion Merchant,
\Viliaiiii;;rloii,
OFFICE C8 NORTH WATER STREET.
I’ersonal attention given to all produce sent to him
either for sale or shipment.
Ofi'ICK 'rUAXSPOKT VTION .\cEXT, ^
AVilmiiiyiton & Manchester Rail Road Oo. ^
'Wiiiiiiiitftoii, 18th Aro. 1868.
NOTICE TO
COUNTRY MERI’IIAXTS AND SHIPPERS.
«N and after the the 1st September, all Goods and
Merchandize, intended for the interior, or points
on the Vine ot tliis and a'ljoin'mg Road, shipped to the
eare of the General Transportation .Agent, and landed
on the Company’s Wharf, will be forwarded
Free of Extra Charge and Commissions,
and the Marine and hack charges paid and collected
with Rail Hoad freight at the points of delivery.
By this arrangement, owners of goods will be re
lieved of much expense and inconvenience, and ship
pers will find it to their interest to forward through
this port.
The promptest despatch may b» r**lied upon. Bills
Lading should invariably specify for delivery at the
Rail Road Co.’s Wharf oc the West side of the Kiver.
JAS. 1’. ROBERTSON,
Geu’l Sup’t.
Aug 18. l- '-i. 39-2m
RIIL ItOli) .\OTICE!
TO
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NEW. niRip. AM) i:.\PEi)m()rs kolte for
Freight for the Interior of North Carolina.
EKCH.ANTS >-nd others about purchasing their
J.TM. Fall an'l Winter Supplies, are requeste 1 to
notice that by the completion of the North Eastern
Rail Roi'l from Charleston. . to t'heraw. the ad-
vantaiies of a ('HE.\P an'l EXPEDITIOUS Route fr im
the Seaboar l has l>een opened to them
.\11 freight consi 'iie'l to the care of the .Vgent of th«
North Eastern Rail It.i.i'l will be forwar.led FREE (JF
COM MISSION’
No charge will be ma le for Storage at ('heraw. All
I goods will be taken care of iu the (Company's \Var«-
I house until sent fir.
' ,\ sell •diiV of i lia''?"'8 for transp irt^tion of freight
will be foiiii'l .at the Post Office.
S. S. SOLOMON'S,
Eng’r and
Aug. o4tf
Nov r ('>.
-lypd
STOCK Ol- (.OODS,
EMBRACING
>; K i: IS I
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY,
A «•., A •., A r .
•Ml of which they are disjiose l to s‘ll at reasonable
profits for cash, or "ii the usu.il tiiiie t'> responsible
purchasers who are in the habit of pivitiE
July 2(), 1858.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS CO.
ol-
pkrlma.n (;r\No.
ho is prepared to furnish at short notice, any re-
4uirttd miaiility of
1^0. I Kiiaiio,
all of which will be from lirect importations, into the
Port of WilmiKi\;tnn, and wari’anted pure and genuine
Orders for t!ie above excellent fertilizer are solicit
ed, to which p’’oinpt attention will be given
.As this is an article which does not admit of being
sold on time, cash or its diuivalent must accompany
each order. ISEVERLY ROSE.
July 8. 2t;tf
noticl:.
1 I’FRUVIAN GUANO;
xH ■lUO Casks LIME;
5U Bales H .V\ ;
5 Bbls. GLUE.
For sale by 'WORTH & UTLEY.
July lU. 27-
i)!:N'risrRV.
R. J. D.VVIS having dccided on per
manently locating in the Town of
Fayotteville, respectfully offer.s his services to the cit
izens of this pl.ace an'l surrounding country. In all
the vai ious branches of his Pro'ession, including the
manufacture of Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, after an
e.xtensive experience, to whieh is ad'led a thorough
Dental clucation, that he can give entire s.atistac;inn
as far as is in the jmwer of Dentistry-. All irregulari
ties of the Teeth treated in a proper and cart f'ul man
ner, as well as 'iiseases of the mouth. Notie but the
proper metals .are made usi-' of iu the vaii.nis oper.i-
tions. Charges will be moderate, that the benefits of
the Profession may be placci witiiiii the re.ach of all
who may feel an interest in the preservation of the
Teeth
g!5^ Ofhce over Houston's Jewelry Store, where he
may be found at all times.
May 10, 1858. ytf
KIVKK COAI..
Bituminous CO.AL of the best quality can be
had at the works at Egypt, at,a reasonable pric.
5y the Ton. W.Vl. McCLANE.
Milling Engineer,
M— 21, 1850, C-tf
FOi. SALK OU REST.
A CONVENIENT DWV'LING '' >USE, on Hay
/■L mount, near Mr. J. Thorns^ For pa>-*icu-
lars enquire of J. 1. Shepuerd, Eb.j , or
A. M. CAMPBELL.
May 7.
,1. W ILLIA.M PAUL, Yi. 1).,
!• iTTS ti O it O i fm it, .V. e.
r.VGE may be found at office when not
professionally engaged.
.May ti, 1857. 5tf
Jisr RKCi:iVKi).
LBS. choice GOSHEN BUTTEK;
6()() lbs. LEAF LARD;
—ALSO—
A lot of FINE SEGABS and TOBACCO. For sale bv
D. ANDEKSON,
North-west Cor. Market ."S'luare.
June 28. ~i-
FAVirrrKviLFJ’: hoikl.
I^lll.ANR N. ROBERTS s CO., having Icascl this
Hotel, will be picused to see their former patrons
and friends, assuring them that they will use every
exertion to please.
F. .\. Roberts.] [J. G. Smith.
Jan’y 7. 74-ypd
COOL Sl*i(L\(i MIIJ.S.
''MHF; Proprietors are prepared to GRIND CORN on
I the usual terms.
The Bedstead .Manufacture is still carried on .it
the same place.
Jan’y 11, 1858. 7->-tf
CHAIRS, c:MAniS.
A L.ARGE lot o*" Stool-bottom Chairs, made at Cool
.Jm. Spring Mill, and for sale by
A. M. CAMPBELL.
March 24, ’58. 9(iy
JU)OK-HIM)LNG
aN all its kinds, executed with neatnesj and de
spatch. Small jobs when done must be pai'l before
delivered. THOS. H. TILLINGH.AST,
Andersou Street.
May 14 1858. IMV
TUliPKXriNi’: HACKS.
NY PATTERN OF TURPENTINE H.ACKS made
X) ricK.
CHRONOLOGY OF NORTH CAROLINA,
By I) K. BENNETT, will be published by James
M. E'*n 'y. New York, about the first of Septem
ber next, alter which time subscribers and othera may
ont.ain their copies, by calling at the North (,'arolina
Book-.store nn l paying (.bie Dollar, or by sending .)no
Doll.ir and Twelve (’ent« to ihc undersigned, bv mail.
By or.lering iu advance by mail, the first and finest
impressions may be obtained.
The work will also be sold by Agents and Book
sellers throughout the State. .Address
U.
.Aug. 10, 1858.
K BENNETT,
Shallotte P O.,
Brunswick Co , N. C.
U'j ;u
A
by
to order, at Wholesale
Fayetteville, N. C.
Ketail and Warranted,
M. A. BAKER.
April 19, 1858. 3tf
\\ ANTKI)
NEGROES fora Mis»i«*ippi Plantation, M«n,
Boys, Girls, and some good Families
75
Fayetteville, May 6, 1858.
EPHR.
Lord Montagu’s l*age, by (».
James, Esq. School llooks ual Stationery,
Just received.
August 12, 1858.
PAGB.
8 tf
P. l{.
£. J. HALE & SON.
\OTICK.
B RAN.AW'.AY, on or about the 25th of
• Julj’, my Neirro Boy IS.V.AC, aged about
thirty years; height about five feet six or seven inches;
of a light copjter -olor; hij^li foreheid, full eyes, aud
quick spoken. Tli- sai l negro was purchased by me
fmni S V. Yoinig of (Jreeiisborough, where he will try
to make his w.ty back. 1 will give tlie above reward
for the lo lg-ment -if sai'l f)oy in any i lil in the .State,
80 I can get him again J. K. \1ELVIN.
C_\ press I'reek. Bl.i 1-30 eo., .Aug is, IM-iH. [_.3!ltf
,l\l) L1.\U Filll S,iLL
'I''HE suliscriber wishes to sell his HOU''h and LOT
£ in Fayetteville, known as the “Farm House,”
containing about *)•> ai-res. Also, THREE V'.\LU-
■VBLE Nl.tjRo MEN, L Iward, Fred ami Charles.
Fred and IMwur 1 ar*- e.\c‘-iient Spirit Barrel Coopers,
—all vouiij^, Bo'ind and htalthv F'lr teriiiB apply to
' C E I.KITE,
or .lOS. B.AKEli, Jr.,
Att’y for John Eccles.
.Aug. 18. 3H-tf
TiinrrY hands wa.vtkd.
'■HIE subscriber wishes to hire by the .Month, or
I. Day, Thirty Negroes, to work on lh« Ninth Sec
tion of the Western R lil Roa'J.
For further particulars inquire at the Engineer’s
\>ffice, Fayetteville, or of me at 1-ittle River Bri'ige.
MICHAEL (J’BRYA''.
Aug. D). 58tf
~ A FKWlvARHfiLS
HOICE o/f .apple brandy, suitable for making
wine and putting up brandy fruit.
W. H.
.Aug. 18.
Cider Viiioiriir, for s;tlc l>v
w. H^
Aug. IS.
For sale by
CARVER.
38-
CARVER.
38-
H:ir})e’
September, j
and (iodcy's
recei\e l and tor sale f>y
E J HALE
Macrazine tor
i i:
Ii
a. SON.
niaiiks '.or sale at this Oliice.