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FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., SEFTEiMBER 9, 1858.
[NO. 741.]
n;iNTi:i> MitVDAVS AND TIIUKSUAYS.
KDWMH) J. \{\l[] & SON,
l'l>IT"l’vS AND I’KOPKIKTOHS.
Pr'. -o !'’r i!ii‘ St'ini-\ViH'kl_v ()hskkvkb ^i3 00 if paid in
^ V ■. - ; if 'hiriiic the year of suliscrip-
■ r ■> I ;i!'ter the year has expiretl.
■ Wt'i’k'.y ('h^kuvk.k >'J 00 pcranuutn, if paid in
V!!: I', >- if I'aid ilurint: the year of subsorip
,,r ■*' ; .ift»'r the year has expired.
riM'lSliM I'NTS iiiserteil for sixty cents per j
; ■■ 11, iines fur the first, aiid thirty cents for cac'a :
.'I pnMioation. \ early advertiseincnts by spe- j
irra.'ts. at reapiinahle rates. .VdverVisei s are!
, '. .1 t ■ state the number of insertions desiroii, o'" !
w '■ 0 iMntinued till forbid, and charged accord 1
i t‘rti>ements to be inserted charged 50 { er '
ilre tiisaraitee.
• m'l; vffer our readers to the annual statement of
V • ' '' V'tiia Insurance Company, of Hartford,
V, !i uill be fiaind in another Culuinn. This success-
: . .I’.'t 'ution was inoi'rporated by the Legislature of
( ;.!ii i'tu’ut in ISl',', with a perpetual charter. Its
Ml ' li i' N.ViO.iritii, luid its accumulations exceed
■V' ' mnre. niakinp its entire assets ever *:10O.-
■ ^ ;nv.'ted as detailed in the statement referred to
1 o'i“ results in.iicatf that during: the period of nearly .
: rrv vivirs since its organization, ; without a sinjile j
,\s:e T its -hief utiicer,; its business has been con-
' d with judfrment and prudence. It has been '
; 'll' 'Uo. I'.'Sful in an eminent detrree. discharpiiip,
n re infurmfd. all its oblijrations by the j'ayment
r ut '■ for los-;es, without askitig a
i- i;ij. iu any instance. It has had but little lit-
. !i. nutwithstaudinfr the immense number of trans-
;i- i!M ie. In order to attain as much cfrtinriii/ as
; : in 'Ui h a business as insurance, it has been ,
• • I ■ lue "f the ('ompany. for several years, at
,-y. ' r, e iref'ully to clH'.-.il'y au'l arrange their
! -, ht. ,lb lilt tii'ty distinct c',ass>‘s. -io as to as>-ertaiii ■
ii; u:it insure'l on each class, the amount of prt-
- li i tiiereoTi, .and the anii'unt "t' losses U(i-
#■ . Thi' i'1'i.'siticatiiin, extendin': over a b'lif;
1 r i. ii; ' 'vering j'rnperty to a very large anl■lant,fur-
i . . ri'iiahle data, and presents a soun.i. sub-t:intial
! ai tu:;! experience, upon which to conduct its
' ui '>. Insurance is not a matter of luck or chance,
a- uiy suppose; its ha.'.ards are as:-crtainable. and
• - j ritk ijles capable of beintj reduce'! to a system, the
rr i w.irkinjr and results of which are as certain
ii> ;li lt i'f any other busines. The .Etna I'otnpany, :
;'iiicring rigidly to its system, andplacing its busi-
n- uf n a healthy basis, has obt lined the contidence ;
::!• c 'Uinmnity to an extent surpassed by no other
■ i' :..i 'iiy in the L’. St;ites, and lias increased its bnsi-
’ • i it' inc 'iue t'roni year t - year with a steady
J ‘.•ii” great source i>t'its security is the wide
. Tiiiu of its risks—a policy which it pursues
- ■ ; _Tt' it strictnC'S—limitiu;: t!ie amr int to be c>v-
! in eai-h locality. Hy this course it has passed.
V .’;, i-.piiipiirative impnnit}’, through some of the most
^ ing and destructive fires, which h: vc swallowed up
'..•■r companies less cautious in their business, it is
■f.'' J . stem like this, based upun experience, which give.*
i:-.lity and soundness to a company, and to the as
sured confidence auJ security.—liiiltivojrt J\’tr, t.
m\ (OMP.IW,
IIAini'OKI). CO.NN.
:N'.-Hr'SKATED 1^19. CHARTER PERPETUAL
Capital $1,000,000. Assets $1,422,162 11
T K r.HACE, Presilent. E. G. RIPLEY, Vice Pre
sident. T. A. ALEXANDER, i^ecretary.
biiitiT^iRs.—T. K. Drace, S. Tudor, J. Church, R.
M. A. Tuttle, E. Flower, E. A. Bnlkeley, R.
iti.er, n. G. Ripley, S. S. Ward, H. Z. Pratt, G F.
A. Dunham, D. Hillyer, T. .\. Alexander, \V.
Kvii''V.
!.\»sets are mainly invested in Stocks and Bonds,
I i; lig interest, with ^172,tj'>l til of cash on deposite
ii. Uii- Hartford Banks, to meet losses.
Lu.ses due and unpaid—none.
L •: s adjusted and not due, fto.
L >(,‘3 in suspense, waiting further proof, &c.,
L r:"".'resisted, (suspicions of fraud, &c.)->46,678 7
teif' Agent of the above Company in Fayetteville,
' . E. J. HALE.
BRITISH PERIODICALS.
'■ '=11 NEW V'lRK, continue to piublish
tiie fi.lluwing leading British I’eriodicals, viz;
1.
i IE L')ND«JN quarterly I Conservative).
I > UTT E11TX) Il’S T>IiM l l j
^B^HE Steamer F.\NNY will leave Fayotteville for
H- ilmington every Monday and Thursilay morn-j
ing, until further notice. Will take freight and p.as- I
sengers as heretofore. T. S. LUTTERLOU. 1
Feb’y I'-J, 1858. 87- I
OfFU K Tk VNSlM)UTATIOX AcKNT, ?
Wilmiiiijion & Maiu‘lie>ter Kail Hoad I’o. ^
Wiliiiiiitftoii, >. C., 18tii Am 1858.
NOTICE TO
rorXTRY MKRl’II.VXTS AND SHIPPERS.
ON and after the the 1st September, all (»oods and
Merchandize, intended for the interior, or points
on the line of this and adjoining Roail, shippeil to the
care of the General Transportation .\gent, and lauded
on the (’’ompanv's Wharf, will be forwarded
Free of Extra Charge and Commissions,
and the Marine and back charges paid ami collected
with Kail Road freight at the points of delivery.
By this arrangement, owners of goods will he re
lieved of much expense and inconvenience, and ship
pers will find it to their interest to forward through
this port.
The promptest despatoli may be relied upon. Bills
Lading should invariably specifj' for delivery at the
Kail Road ('o.'s Wharf oc the West side of the River.
JAS. P. ROBERT.'JON,
Gen’l Sup’t.
Aug 18. 1858. o'J-'im
IMIL KIHII MITIIE!
T)
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
I
FAYETTEVILLE
Female High SchooL
riillllS Seminary of learning, incorporated with Col
li- legiate powers by the Legislature of the State,
is provided with a full corps of experienced Teachers,
new f'hemical and Philosophical Apparatus, and the
usual facilities for the .icquisition of knowledge.
The Seventh Session will commence on the first
.Monday in October.
For further int'ormation address the Principal.
WM. K BLAKE.
Aug. 5. J3o-‘Jui
Presbyterian aiul ('arolininn copy.
Seh'ct Classical School.
PROPOSE to ojten a School for Boys, in the town
of Fayetteville, about the 1st of October next, pro
vided 1 can get Twenty Scholars. The price of tuition
will be ^75 for the scholastic jear. Those who wish
to enter their sons or wards will please give me early
notice THO.MAS .1. ROBINSOX.
Aug. IS, IH'Vh. :{8tf
Teacher lVUuiie€f.
^ 11 m E Truetees of Fayetteville Female High School,
-B- wish to engage the services of a Lady competent
to give instruction in l)rawing. Oil Paintiug and
French, or Drawing, Oil Painting and Music. Appli
cants will please address, until the L’Oth September,
W. K. BL.AKE, Fayetteville.
August 21, 1858. ;iHtf
Mrs. ('alli.iriiH' .1. \\ ard will resume
the duties of hei- School (in -\rch St.) on the 1st Mon
day of Oct. 1S5S.
Sept. ti. 43-4t
WRIGHT & FlLLEIl,
.VttoriK'vs and Counsellors at Law,
I'ay4‘lt‘vill4s C.
1LEMENT G. WRIGHT and BARTHOLOMEW
FULLIIR have associated themselves together for
the practice of their profession. Prompt attention
given to all business committed to their charge. They
will [iractice in the counties of Cumberland, Harnett,
Sampson Robeson and Bladen.
-Vug. L'8, 1858. 39-
I’resbyterian copy.
.lOSEPIl liAKEIl, .Jr.,
AK i\ K V A T I. A \V ,
\S taken an oilice next door to Wm B. Wright’s
II
I "kR. J. DAVIS having
ni.aneiitlv locating i
ii *
iHL' L1;1NBURGH REVIEW Whig}.
iiiE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Free Church).
4.
!i:i; WE.STMINSTEU REVIEW . Liberal).
5.
i.; KW'hsDS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE iToryj.
Tiiese Periodicals ably represent the three great poli-
t.' i^ parties of Great Britain—hig, Tory, aii'l K.idi-
li.—but politics fV'rms only one teature of their char-
r ter. .\i Org.-uis of the nmst profound writers on
' . lu e. Literature, Nlor.iiity, and Religion, they stand,
’iiey ever have stood, unrivalled in the world of let-
t’" ;ng considered indis[)ensable to the scholar :ind
■ [ I 'te-riunal man, whiie tn the intelligent reader
I ■ '.i-ry class they turnish a more correct and satis-
■; ' iry re(!ord of the current literature of the day,
■'i/li'iut the wo'ld, than can be jiossibly obtained
: ;iiy other source.
HAHLY (JOl’IKS.
11.1 leeeipt ‘A AL'V.\N'E SHEETS from the British
"Si>*rs give.s additional value to these Reprint-, in-
- I 1 i. is they can ii.jw he placed in the hands of sub-
I ' ei> ab lUt as S'.'on .i-^ the original e litions.
TKK.MS.
m;\v. riiKir. wii km’KIiiiiih s roitk for
Freight for the Interior of North Carolina.
ERCH.\NTS and others about purchasing their
.Im Fall and Wiiiter Supplies, are remie'ted to
notice that by the completion of the North Eastern
R;ii: Ro.'iil from I'harleston, ' , to Cheraw. the ad-
vanta^ri-’s of a 'HE \P and KXPEUITlol'S Route t'r ui
the Seabvinrd has been opene'l to them, ^
,\11 freight eonsi.Mie l to the care of the Agent of the
North Eastern Rail R.iad will be forwarded FREI' OF
('(*MMISSloN.
No charge will be rn.ade for Stor.nge at Cheraw. .M!
go.-il- will be t.iken care of in the Comp iiiy's W;ire-
hou>e until -ieiit for.
.V schedule of charges for traus}-'rtation of freight
will bo foun i at the Post Otlice.
a. S. SOLOMONS,
Eng'r and Sup't.
•\ug. .S. ‘Mtf
'riiiirrv hands \\'Avri:i).
f||1IIE subscriber wishes to hire by the Month, or
M. I>ay, Thirty Negroes, to work on the Ninth Sec
tion of the Western Rail Road.
For further particulars in'juirv at the Engineer's
Office, Favetteville, or of me at Little River Bridge.
O'BKVAN ijr CO.
Aug. 10. 38tf
\Klill(li:S l.MI Ll.M) FOR SlLi:,
^■''HE subscriber wishes to sell his HOU."'E and Lt)l
^ in Fayetteville, known as the “Farm House,
containing about '>0 acres. Also, THREE V.\LU-
.VBLE NEGRO .MEN, Edward, Fred and ('harles.
Fred and PMw iril are excellent Spirit Barrel Coopers,
—all young, nound and beaithy. For terms apply to
C. E. LEKTE,
or .JOS. B.^KEK, Jr ,
Att'y for John Eccles.
Aug. IH. ;58-tf
TARM FOR SALE
1 OFFER for sale my PLANTATION «n the East
side «f Ciipe Fear River, 3 miles above the (,'laren-
djn Bridge, known as the Toomer Lauds, containing
i ..oout 8tX) acres. The Plantation is iu a good btate of
cultivation, and is susceptible of being made onu of
the most profitable F'arms in the County. I will give a
bargain in the lands, and fiiake tiie time ot pay most
; easy if application is made in a few weeks.
-Vldress me at Gulf, N. C’.
L. .> HAUGHTON.
(X-fr !•;. 52-
I LANDS EOU sale.
I OFFER tor sale about 0000 Acres of Pine Lands
ne:ir Fayetteville, conlitinin^ an immense iiuantity
ot .Mill Timber, and a nuHiber of Turpentine Boxes.
! and several new ta.^ks may be
‘ premises a fine Dwelling House
houses.—Scupjiernong and Isabel! Gr.ipe Vines. — lOOO
young Peach and Apple Treej > Lindley's best vari-
I ties; also, a good F.\RM of abi ut 150 acres clearci;
' and also a GRIST an ! S.\W MILL: and a tine large
Meadow of about 140 acres. The Fayetteville and Coal
j Fields Rail Roal passes through thetic lands about a
mile from the Mills. 1 will sell in parcels to suit pur
chasers, but would prefer to sell tlie whole together.
Apply to Tbos. S. Lutterloh, Esj., Fayetteville, or the
subscriber at Pittsborough, N.
.1. H. HAUGHTON.
Nov. 1-J, 18.57. tlO-tf
DEN ris rirr.
dvciiled on per
il the Town of
Fayetteville, respectfully oilers his services to the cit
izens of this place and surromiding country. In all
the various branches of his Profession, including the
manufacture of Mineral Teeth, he is ■iati^t^ed, after an
extensive ex]>erieiue, to which is added ;i thorough
Dental ediicition, tli.it he I'an give entire satisfaction
as f.ar as is in the p.'VMTof Dentistry. .Vll irregulari
ties .'f t!ie Teeth treated in a proper and ciriful m in-
ner. a> well .as di-;ea-i"s of the mouth. None but the
proper metal.' are ni.ide u.-i- of in the various opera-
ticns. I’harges will be m iderate, that the benetits of
the ProfeS'ioii ni-iy he place 1 within the reach of nil
who m-iv feel an interest in the preservation of the
Teeth
(*tli ce over It^mston's .lewelry Store, where he
may he found iit all times.
I'tf
.May 10, l8-j>.
c\v\:
FEAR
l-OK
I^TIFTY shares of (’ape
for sale For furth
li ANK
SAF.K
srocK
Fear B.ank Stock are oli'ered
further information apply to
•V. .McLE.VN, (’.isliier.
Favetteville. .\ug 0, l.'^5^.
I'AYi: r PEN ILI.E HO rEL.
I^'^R.VNK N. IIOP.KRTS CO., having leased this
Hotel, will be pleased to see their former patrons
and friends, assuring them that they will use every
exertion to please.
F. N. RuBkRTs.] [J. G. S.Mirn.
Jan’}' 7. 74-ypd
Law oflice on Green Stro“t. He will attend and
practice in the County and Superior Courts of Cum
berland, Bl.aden, Robeson and Sampson.
■March li, 1853. 7'.ltf
THO. C. FULLER.
• Ittonieif ami VonnseUor at ijtiiv.
OFFI(?E at E(/cles's Bridge, recently occupied by
James Banks, Ks.i-, Fayetteville, N. C
Jan'y 1, 1857.
LOVE HI) ELDUllKiE.
mltiorneff at Ijau',
WILL attend the Courts of Johnston and Samp
son Counties. I
Smithfield, .■Ipril 15, 185(J. yO-tf
TROY FI LLER,
Attorney.s aii'l (’ounsellors at Law, i
l.l >IKI]KT01i, Co., C .
|»OBERT E. TROY and JOHN P. FULLER, have :
■ % formed an association for the practice of their |
profession in Robeson County. The former will also I
attend the Courts of BhuJen and ('oluinbus: the latter j
will also attend those of Cumberland.
The Office in Luinberton will be kept open at all
times.
.Jan'y 1, 1W58. 7-'5-
SIDNEY A. SMITH,
.Vltorney and Couii'^ellor at Law,
WILL attend regularly the County and Superior
Courts of Wake, Johuston. Cumberland, Har
nett, and Wilson.
eceiv« prompt attention.
7b-1y
S. T. IIAWJiEY SOi\
.Are receiving their FALL AND WINTER supply of
UOOTfS awl SHOKS,
A large stock, embracing every variety of style and
ipiality of Gents’, Ladies’, Boys’. Misses’ and Child
ren’s, with a superior article of Servant’s Shaes.
—ALSO—
'I'ruiiks; Sole I.catlier; Calf, Goat, Lin
ing and JJindin^ Skins; leasts; with
Shoe Findino[s ot’ all kinds.
Persons wishing articles in our line are reijuested to
examine our stock, as we will sell low for iwsii or
usu.al time to prompt customers.
Sept. 0, 185s. 43-t)W
^1l858.
FILL IV!PORTlTI(l.\S!
We are now receiving the largest Stock of
staple and Fancy I>i*y
LADIES’ CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, HOOP-SKIRTS;
READY-MADE CLOTHING: HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES, U.MBRELLAS, ic.,
Ever olTereJ l>y ua; which will be sold at Wholesale
cheap for cash or on the usual time for approved paper.
STARR & WILLIAMS.
Sept. 0. 43-
VALUAHLE REAL ESTATE
F€»K
I OFFER for sale my RESIDENCE on Hay-mount.
For health there is no place to excel it. There is
a fine well of water in the yard. Description is use
less Also, the LOT East of my Store.
The above property, if not disposed of at private
sale, will he sold .at auction on Thursday, 21st October.
JAS. O. COOK.
Fayetteville, Sept. 1. 43-
harij^e Stilv of Real Kstute in the 'Fown
of Fnijettei'ille.
KY virtue of a certain deed of mortgage, with full
powers of foreclosure, made by Samuel Mims to
the subscribers, registered in Book C. No. 3, page 480
in the oflice ol the Register of Cumberland County, we
will sell, publicly at the Market House in Fayetteville
on Wednesday the 15th inst.
SEVEN VALUABLE LOTS OF LAND, being with
in the bounds of the Town of Fayetteville, situated on
Robeson, Barge and Streets; including the highly
improved Lot, on which Thomas J. Mims now resides.
11 ere is offered a rare opportunity for investment in
Town property.
Terms !*0 days credit for notes which will be ne
gotiable at the Banks in Favetteville.
KLLJAil F. MOORE,
EDW'd \S. WILLKINGS,
Sept :'>, 1858 43-3t Mortgagees.
All business
will receive prompt attention.
Jan'y lli, '58.
o
l»r. K. A. IfiI.Al'K,
FFICE Front Rooms, over Dr. S. J. Hinsdale's
Chemist and Druj
Feb'v 7, 1.''50.
70-tf
T
c:ooi. si’RiNc; mills.
*11E Proprietors are prepared to GRIND CORN on
the usual terms.
The Bedstead Manufacture ii> still carried on at
the same place.
Jan’y 11, 1H58. 75-tf
CHAIRS, CHAIRS.
A LARGE lot of Stool-bottom Chairs, made at Co«l
im. Spring Mill, and for liale by
A. .M.
CA.MI’liELL.
‘40y
March 'J4,
IU)OK-IUNDLN(;
kin-ls, execute.1 with neatnesj and de
Sin,all jobs when di>ne must be p'lid before
THOS. H. TILLINGHAST,
Anderbon Street.
May 14 18.')S. 11-lY
IN all its
upatcli.
‘ielivered.
500
of
cut- There is on the
aivl all necessary out-
Per ann.
K ■! iiiy one of the four Reviews
^3 00
I'^r itiy two of the four Reviews
5 00
'r iny three ot ihe Four lleviewu
7 IH>
b'T all four ot tlie Reviews
h ()(»
F-.r Blackwo.j.i s .M.ig.i/ine
3 00
1" or lllaikwoo 1 and three Reviews
'J 00
tor lllaeKW .1 I aii‘1 the fijur Reviews
10 00
/’11/till lithi l,e iiim/i 1)1 ll/i riisia
HI iii/i'dni't'
M’itu / I iirrriif ill,. Sf'i/r ir/i, n-
itiSliril iri/l hr
In'! / (/ ((/ ,.
'MKHIN':;.
WA.N TKI)
.'sE(iROL'S fora .Missisii[ipi Plantation, Men,
Boys, (jirls, and some good Families.
EPHR. PAGE,
yettcville. May >, 1H5K. H-tf
u
C;OT !'O.N' ItAlUiI.VG.
UNDEE and iUNNY B.\GGING in iiuantities to
suit purchasers. For sale by
JAS. G.
Srpt. !■]
COOK.
13tf
A d.scount 111 twenty j.t-r cent, from the above
pr.ee will lie allowe.l to ( or leriiij; four or more
eopies of any one .r m..re :,f the uhove works. Thus:
F .ur copies of B ackwi. . 1. ov ,,1 p,,-\iew, will be
.-ehl to one addr.-s for lour (v.pi,...
view-- and B'.aokwood for ^^!0; and >o (ju
A!iK.
it) all til-- principal Cities .and Townn, tW. s,,. w,irks
wili lie lieliveifil, FREE OF I’O.'^T.VG 1'.. \\ hen sent
liiaii, tiie Por-ta^e t'.- any jiart of the Unite-1 .'^tate--
wi,l he l^ut TW EN 1 \ -h( (Ull CEN I'S a \ e.ir lot ••B.aek
w.i.-.j, and but FOL R I'EE.N CE.NT.S ji \ear fcr each
the KevieWi.
A J{. I'hr jirtrt' in (irtnt linf tm of thfjivr
J’l-iioi/ira/s iilii)i:i‘-iunnri/ inr tiiiiium.
Keinittanees for any ol the above iuhlii-iitions should
n.wuvs i-e a'ldreK.-ed, jio>t paid, to the I’ub.ishers.
LEONARD S(JulT .'i CO.,
No. 54 (iold street, .New York.
IWNNER'S on. cV DiiV HiDiOS.
k BPL.'^. Tanner'.'Oil,—a superior .artic.e; also,
a line lot of Dry Hides. For s.ale by
JAS. G. COOK.
TAKEN FP!
A ND committed to the .lail of Chatham county, two
Negi'o Boys by the name of HE.SDERSO.N' and
EDOM, who say they belong to J. 11. Pritchett, of
Luinberton The owner is re'juested to come forward,
jirove property, pay prison cliar>;es, and take them
away: otherwise, they will be de:ilt with according to
law
W. D. C. RIDDLE, Jailor.
Pittsborough, .July 14. -8-
HOFSi:, Lor, AND SEi'.lU).
^1^11 E uudersigiie i wishing to close up their old busi-
I nes-j, otr-r for sale the HOUSE and LOT on Hay-
nu ntit, formerly oecujiied by Major Gilmore. Also, a
.M.(;i!u l!uV 1 ) years of a;rr; having trie i him for the
last live months, we can lecoinmend him as an excel
lent servant, both for house or out id' doors, sold for
no lau.t, but to close old business.
' F. N. & J. H. ROBERTS.
I May 1 H.-,H 7-tf
OLD lilLLS.
i LL persons indebteil to the concern of FR.ANK iV
xm .IERR\ and J. II RoBliurs ^ (30., ar« re-
jue.-:ted to come forwurd ami settle their bills. If not
settled by the last o*' this month, they will find them
in the h.ands of a Lawful Collector.
J. H. KOUERTd J- CO.
May 3, 1868. 7-tf
J. WILLIAM 1V\(;E, M. !).,
P t TT S B O it O V U t!, .V. .
»R. F.\GE may bu found at his ottice when not
professionally «ngage l.
■May 0, l!'57. 5tf
JA.S. C. S.MITII. MILES COSTIN.
JAS. C. SMITH & Co.,
Factors, Comuiissioti am! M\fr-
tvardi• HcrcUants.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
PROMPT attention given to sale ot TIMBER, LU.M-
BER, N.W.VL SroRES and all kimls ol Produce.
Liberal advanceiuents ma le on Consignments.
Refers to E. P. 11\ll, Pres’t Branch Bank of State.
H. R. Savaoe, Cash'r Bank Cape Fear. Joh.n D.^w-
so.N, Esij.
■\pril -5, 1858. 5-1Y
Presbyterian copy.
D. A. LA.MON'F,
Commission Merchant,
Wiliiiiii;;:lon, .\. 1'.
OFFICE 38 NORTH WATER STREET.
Personal attention given to all produce sent to
FILL i.\D \lli\TER HOODS! A
WE have received a part, and are daily expecting
the balance, of our Fall and Winter supply of
sr.,iso.v,iiSJLK aoous.
Embracing a very large stock of STAPLE and F.\NCY
DRY GOODS, HATS and CAPS. BONNETS. UM
BRELLAS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c , Aic., &;c.
—ALSO—
•About 400 Cases of BOOTS .AND SHOES—well as
sorted, all of which we are disposed to sell at low
prices for Cash or good paper.
H. 4' E J. LILLY.
Sept. 4, 1858. 43-Ow
THE OLD DO.MINION
COFFF.H POT.
I'^R. H.VLL, of New York, in his .J iuriiiil of lltalth
M-W for July, 1H58, says:—“We coiumend the (Hd
DumiiiKin CvfTtr Pot to all lovers of good coff'ee, as we
personally know that it is one of the “new things’
offered to the public in which no imposition is prac
ticed. and which has the double v.,uchers of science
and common sense.’’
For sale at tlie CROCKERY STORE. Prices: —
1 UUAKT, Vl.ao:
li QUARTS, •'iil.7.'.:
U QUARTS, ¥2.00;
o QU.VRTS, ^2,35:
4 QUARTS, ^3.00
Bu}’ one if rou like ijon'l coifte.
1 ’ AV* N. TILLINGHAST.
Sept. 1, ’58. 41-2m
.ILST RECEIVED!
FEW Firkins CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER; also
a few Bbls. Extra F.-imily L.\RD: ii superior ar
ticle Sugar House Sirup: Sugar, Coffee, Soap, Brooms,
Buckets, Pails, Tob.acco, Segara, &c. Also, a lot of
Fine Smoking Tobacco. For sale by
D. ANDERSON.
Sept. 4. 43-3t
W INE! W INE!!
IF j'ou wish to make GOOD WINE, call on the sub
scriber and buy your Brandy. Country Apple
Brandy, Old Nash Brandy, on hand and going off
rapidly. C. E. LEETE.
Sept. 4 43-Im
FINE CHEW INO POHACCO.
(UST RECEIVED, 10 boxes of that FINE ROCK
CANDY TOBACCO.
W’. H. CARVER.
42tf
him
Nov’r 0.
either for sale or shipment.
57-1ypd
,irST RECEIVED.
LBS. choics GOSHEN BUTTER;
out) lbs. LEVF LARD;
—ALSO—
A lot of FINE SEG.VRS and TOB.VCCO. For sale by
1). ANDERSON,
North-west (^or. .Market Square.
June 28. 23-
Aolicf to IVidowr.
rB'^HE Widows of Mexican Soldiers, and the Widows
JL of .Soldiers who in skkvice in the war of
1M2. Can have their pensions continued by calling on
the undersigned, Coi.gres-t having made additional
provision for them.
tiive me the management of yotir claims, and the
money shall come ;it un;e, or no charge.
JNO. M. ROSE.
Agt. for Pensions.
Fayetteville, .)line 12, 1S5S. 11»-
PLRLVl.VN (iUVNO.
^I^HE undersigned has made arrangements by which
he is prepared to furnish at lihorl notice, any re
quired quantity of
i\o. I l*(‘riivian Guano,
all of which will be from direct importations, into the
Port of Wilmin;ton, and warranted pure and getinine
Orders for the above excellent fertilizer are solicit
ed, to which prompt attentii>n will be given
,\s this is an article whii:h does not admit of l)eing
sold on time, c.ash or its eijuivalent must accompany
each order, BEVERIA’ ROSE.
J .liy 8. 20tf
MILIl'ARV (iOODS,
Swords, Saslies, Belts, Epaulettes, Laces
AM) I:II;KV UKSCHII'TMIN IIK tllLll.lRV CIIODS,
A«’rnHlUNi TO TIIK
Ijftfenf /. iS Armif attii Sfafr /^fuju/dftaNS.
Si'lll VLER, HARTLEY ^ liRAIl.VM,
: Tipous&N A ici:ks
I '.f M A I 1) E N L A N E,
.yfit' fork.
.lune 3(1. 24-ly
TIN PLATE,
Iron, Iron IVirt',
4'OOKI'«^ TB\-WASSi:.
.\lways on hand, at Wholesale or Retail
JWOl IXh\ t; I TTKRiyG,
And all kinds of .lobbing, done at short notice, by
C W AM»KEWS,
Market Square, Fayetti'ville.
July
DEI-:!’ RIVER COW..
rftlTUMINoUS COAL of the b'jst quality can be
had at the works it Egypt, at'a reasonable price
by the Ton. W.\i. McCL.VNE.
.Mining Engineer,
May 21, 1850 G-tf
BLANKS lor sale at this Office.
JOHN M. CLARK,
Coiiiniissioii I'oruunlin*^ Morcliaiit,
WILMINGTON, N. C. !
WILL give prompt attention to sale of Country
Produce, Naval Stores and Cotton.
> nt /"r UufU ami Orri/l'n I/me of
.August I'J, l»5h. ;-tStf
W. H. TURLINGTON,
I’oiiuuisslon Mercliaiil, No. 4 Xorlti Water St.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
WILL give hi5 prompt personal attention to tlie
sale or shii>meut ol all Consignments uf Naval
Stores or other Country Produce.
Nov. 8. 1H50. tt
Worth Sc Utley,
l‘'or\vai(lm^ and (i(MU'ral Coimmssioii
MERCHAN rs,
i'aifetteville, »V. 4\
J. A. WORTH. (^-tf) t'TLKV.
T C. & B. G-. WORTH,
Coimnissioii vV Korwardinir ,M('rcl»:mts,
lirouit s Huililiiiif,
,V.
Usual advances niacle on consignments.
Nev. 11, 1857. 5'.t tf
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
i ^3 ?l I I A
AND
roRW .\RDIN(i MERCHAN'r,
ll*iltnitiSto3t ^ .V. f.
I’rompt personal attention given to all (Uin-
siguinents, ami (,'ash advances ma^ie on Produce to be
shipped to other porta or sobi in this market.
Feb. 12, 18)5. Oi
HORSilS A.M) MI LES.
j "^.N riiursday the lOth inst , at 1 I o’clock, at the
* ^ Market House, 1 will sell a Likely Voung Horse
and Two .Mules.
I'he above property sold under provision .f a Deed
of Trust inadi* to me, whicli is duly proved .and re-
cor leii.
Terms made known .-it sale.
W. TROY, Trustee.
Sept. 0, 1858. 4;{-ts
SHAD! SilAD!!
Vnew supply of excellent (Connecticut River and
Nova Scoti:i SH.\D. Just received anil for sale
either in H.alf iibls. or by retail.
W. C TROY.
Sept. 0, 1858. 43-1 m
THE srnsCRHiER
f |?1.\KES this method of informing the public that he
£ has taken the Store recently occupied by J. Davis,
one door below J. AV. Lett’s and opposite the Cape
Fear Bank, where he will be pleaseil to see all his
friends .md customers, lie will keep coustantij on
Iiand a good assortment of
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS,
Which he will ."lell low for cash or on time to punctual
customers. J,\MES W. SELLERS.
Fayetteville, N. C-, .Aug. 31, 1858. 42-
;ooi>s
^■IHE subscribers adopt this method of informing
M. their friends (and the public generally) that they
are now receiving into store a very large and general
S'l'OCK OF (iOODS,
EMBR.VCING
K ov le11^:^,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY,
A A: c .
All of which the^' are disposed to sell at reasonable
profits for cash, or on the usual time to responsible
purchasers who are in the habit of paying.
Geo. McNeill.
D. A. Ray,
H. L. Myrover,
S. W. Tillinghast,
Henry Lilly,
‘ N. A. Stedman,
. S. J. Hinsdale,
T. S. Lutterloh,
I VVni. McLaurin,
GEO. W. WILLIAMS
& CO.
31-
July 20, 185.'^.
JAMES KYLE
Is now receiving his Spring supply of
DRY G-OODS.
Among which are—
■ prints. Lawns, anl Brilliantes:
M Col’d and Black Silks;
Irish Linens and Diapers;
Farmer's Linen, Twilled and Plain;
(’assiiiu-re and Merino Twills;
White and Col’d Cotton Hose;
Bolting Cloths, So 0 to 1();
Silk and Straw Bonnets; Kc.
With almost every article in the Dry Goods line; all of
which has been purchasecl by the packajje at the late
sales in New York and Philadelphia: Will b.* offered
cheap for v-ash or on time to ]>aying customers
March 1^?. 185*'). t*3tt
Carolinian copy.
COri’ON RONDS rOR SALE.
■'HE Western Rail Road Co. have for B«le in amounts
to suit purchasers.
Sept. 4.
FAYETTEVILLE
MLTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
ASSETS $230,326.28.
'■IHIS Company has been in operation more than
■ five years, and has paid its losses, amounting to
•'i'l'',12(i 'Jo, without any assessment: insurance aver
aging its members about per cent.
Policies issued to 1st of .M.ay, 1858, 270'.*.
.Amount of property now insured, $1,474,922 34.
.Amount premium notes now on han'l, ^>224,'.*08 2-’’..
Cash premium.s received, !j!'>2,317 41.
Dikkctors.
S. T. Hawley,
W. N. Tillinghast,
-A. A. McKethau,
J. D. Williams,
Jas. G. Cook,
A. W. Steel,
Jas. Kyle,
J. G. Shepherd,
, R. F. Brown, Wilmington,
.A. E. Hall, Wilmington.
Okfk’f.rs.
GEO. McNEILL, President.
D. .A. R.\y, Vice President.
C. -A. McMili.a.n, Secretary.
John Collins and C. C. McCrummen, Travelling Agents.
The Company invite applications.
May 21, 1858. 13-Y
Presbyterian and Carolinian copy.
STATEMENT OF THE
m\ fO.HPlW,
ll.\KTFOKD 4'OAW.
I.NCORPORATED 18I'.t CR\RTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $1,000,000.
E. IJ. RIPLEY, Presldfiit.
T. \. \LE\IM)ER. Vife Pres’l. T. R. BR.U'E, Jr. Ser’y.
ASJoKT*!* .11 1.1 I, 1S5S.
.Market Value.
Cash in band and in Phn-nis Bank, .'i> 40,122.60
Cash on Special Deposite in Banks, with
accrued interest,
I Cash in hands of Agents and in transit,
I Real Estate unencumbered,
1 .Mortgage Bonds at 7 per cent, interest,
• * i; .1
Jersey City W’ater Bonds at
i Hartf’d •“ “ “ •»
! .Milwaukee “ “ “ 10
. Brooklyn “ “ “ 'i
; Rochester “ “ “ 7
; U. St.atos Treasury Notes 5
State of Tennessee •'>
I “ “ Kt'iilucky, 0
“ *• Missouri, 'i
I •» “ New York, •>
I •' •* Ohio, 0
“ Ohio. *’>
Mi^OOl 00
144,719 05
65,383 01
44.000
28.000
perct. interest, 24,000
25.000
5,000
10.000
25,250
2,5(M»
“ '.),0(I0
10,300
21,0U0
“ “&int 28,750
“ (1800) “ 51,000
“(ISHO) “ 2'>.500
M.ney dui' the Comji’y seC’.ired by .viortgage, 1,418 04
Bi’ls ReceivaO’e, 01,4'.*'.) 34
HarH'ord \ New Haven Rail Roail (’o. Stock, t»O,(M)0
Boston X Worcester
Connecticut River
(Jonnecticut River Company,
I
Stafi'ord
Citizens
Eagle
Plin'iiix
of flit' Ooupmi liotlds of the (]ouilty of Farmers iV .Meehaiiic^
mberland, bearing 7 per cent, interest, payable I-.xoli.uiire
Bank St
W.aterbury,
Providence,
ll.artford.
t'umberland, bearing 7 per cent, interest, payn
spiiii-annually on the 1st June and the Ist of l)ecem-
ber. and running 20 years.
89D,(M)0 of tlie ('onpon Hoiitl.s of the Tmvn of
Fayetteville, bearing •> ]>er cent interest, jiayable H‘‘mi-
annually on the 1st .l aiiuary and the I si of .luly, and
runniiiK 20 years.
These bonds were issuecl in accordance witti law to
the Western Rail Ri^ad (^o.. to pay the (’ounty and
Town subscriptions respectively.
Persons having money will find these bonds (at the
priee the Co. is sellirg tliein) a better investment than
any Bank Stock in the State.
For ternia .'ipply to B. .M.ALLETT, E.sp, Pres't or
to JNO. .M. RO.SE, Treas’r
Western R. R. Co.
Fayetteville, Feb’y 2*i. 1H5S. 8‘.Hf
DOIililV
For Rent
HOI si«:
or Lea.se.
rglllE Le.‘ ise of the present Proprietors of this wel’
known House will expire on the 1st Jannary,
185S; the pr.{ierty is ottered for lease or rent 1> a
person desirous of undertaking the Hotel business, an
excellent opf>ortunity is ottered. The building is large,
well arranged and in complete repair: its location will
always command for it an extensive I'atronage. .\S
the present Proprietors intern] changing their busi
ness, the Furtiiture, which is ntany new and in good
ordi'r, can be purchased on favo'able terms
The House wili be delivered jn or after the 1st of
January, remaining open under the present manage
ment till a tenant is obtainel.
The fine Store in the same building, fornierly occu
pied by Mr. Win Booth, is also offered for rent.
JNO. H. COOK,
Prest. Dobbin House Co.
Dec’r 1 (>, 185. fi‘*-tf
iJlanks for sale at tliis Office.
St ite
City ‘
County
r. iniecticut River
Hartford ‘
Charter Oak ‘
Merch.int' M inuf. ‘
Aetna '
Mechanics .V Traders ‘
Meichants ExchauLie ‘
No th River
Mechanics ‘
N'ortii American
Nassau
-\merica
Bro.idway
Peoples ‘
Ri-publie ‘
('iiy ‘
Union '
Hanover '
I'ommon wealth ‘
PiHcni.x ‘
^l inhattan ‘
N«'W York
Nlarket
()cean
NletropoMtan
Butchers .v Drov> i-s
J Importer's T .a lei's
.American Exchange
\|erch iiits
I.'. S Trust Company
N Y. L. In. S Tru>t 'o
KJ.272
12.500
1,251)
5,250
5,2'>0
I,H72
30 00f»
“ 40.O0O
13.500
27.000
11,3(J0
.'.,.500
'.*,787 50
50,125
1(»,300
10,(X»0
lo.Ooo
.lers''V City, 1,500
S'-w York, 10,100
‘ 10,00(t
31,.500
2i,t;oo
30,(too
31,2(JO
“ 25,0('K»
10.100
23,4»m*
II,750
21,900
3,000
“ 9,00i*
10 800
20.500
32.400
20,8(M)
1W.4O0
43,4(J0
22.400
31,800
41.400
41,090
ll.l-'OO
24,750
$l,00'i,140 10
l.I.AIilLl riKS;
For claims adjusted .and unadjusted and
not due J*(103,714 58
Agent of the above Company at Fayetteville,
E. J. HALE.