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[VOL VIH.]
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., SEPTEMBER l3, 1858.
[NO. 745.1
1 iUNTKU MOND.'VS AND TMUKS1»AVP.
r.DWAIM) J. 1I\LK & SON,
nUnUlS KND VHOPKlKTOKt?.
Pr'i’p f'T ' '' ^>''iH-"'oekl_v Ohskhvkk $3 00 if piiiil in
a ; ■)'* if jiaiil diiriiij; the year of subscrip-
:i n. 'T *1 (it'tor the _vo!ir has pxpireil.
f r Wffk’ v OusKUVKK $‘J itO jicr if paiil in
:i ivruii f. "f- '>0 it during the year of suliscrip"
11 ii; :'T ^ 01) iil'tor the yciir has exjiireii.
AlsVKHTl^'HMKNTS iiiscrteil for sixty cents pjr
f u irt- .'t' I'i lino? fur the first, atul thirty cents for each
^ , t .■ liii,:; piihlii-ation. Yearly ailvertisements by spe-
.iitr u-t-;. at reasonable rates. Ailveniseis are
r,. , i,',te>l t . state the number of insertions ilesired, I
(■• . ■ w .; 'O :•'iitinuoil till forbi'l, and cliargeil accord I
I .IJTTERI.OirS UN I-:
StPfimer FANNY will leave Fayotteville for
Wilmington every Moinlay and Thursday morn-
injr, until further notice. Will take freight and ])aa-
senpers as heretofore. T. 8. LUTTEHLOIf.
Feb’y 2‘2, 1858. 87-
A
.■rtiseinents to be inserted i/isa/c, charged 50 per
‘xtra.
\\
Fire Mnsuiuince,
K refer our readers to the annual statement of
tiie -Ktna Insurance Company, of Hartford,
:i will lie found in another column. This success-
f... iustitutiou was incorporatevl b\’ the Legislature of
. liiui iii'ut in with a perpetual charter. Its
- t.i'i !' ^■'>’»*,'''I0, and its accumulations exceed
■V- .1, . 'ii'iore. making its entire assets ever -S^^OO.-
I •. iii\ • ~ti 1 .'I' dct.iilfd in the statement referred to
!: •>’ n-sii't' indicate that during the period of nearly
1 ity VMirs .'•iiice its "rsanization, (without a single :
; ':jc ’ ifs ? I,;!-!' ofHcer, > its butiiuess has }>een con- '
d w^th judgment and prudence. It has been
-.ui-cessfu' in an i-minent degree, discharging.
He :ire Mi;.irmcd, all its ;ihUgatinns by the payuiL'nt
■lit /•’ for losses, without asking a
. ' ! . in ;i:iy instance. It ha- h.ad but little '.it- ■
i., U' twitli'tandiiiL' the imm. nse number of trans-
i.. I ie. In ordt-r to attain as much i-riu-my as
' ' ' li h a business as insurance, it haa been
■ ‘‘e 'f t!ie (’•onpany. f'.r several years, at
' 1 . r. I'aretully to cla>.'ify and arrange their
r.- : ' -u‘ tii’ty distinct cla'ses. so as to ascertaiti
; i!" -a '.lisuie l ou each c!a^s. tiie amount of pre-
; i thereon, an t the amiuint of losses up ■
• : . : Tli.s cl'issiticatinn. • steiiditig -ver a 1 'Ug
i,:ind I'i vcring pr.ipertj. to :i very large ;imo\int,tur-
- - !• '■ !■ dat.i, an 1 pr(‘st nt>j a sound, siibst.mtial
■ ' I . ”1.’ experience. u]^"n wliich to conduct its
■- -r. insurance is not a matter of luck or cliance.
S' '■ iiiv suppo-.!.-; its hazards are ascertainable, and ;
;• j r.:i ; vies capable of bein;,' reduced to a system, the .
.1 , • ■ u; Working and results of which are as certain '
u I any ..till r businrs Tlic .Ktna Coinf.any,
!iiti“ring rigi.lly to its system, and placing its ousi-
upon a healthy basis, has obt iine.l the contidence
thi Community to an extent surpassed by no other
■ 'upany in the L. States, and has increased its busi-
" :iu i its income trom year t> year with a steady
jT iktn t>n.’ great source .1 its security is the wi.le
: -Ti'.utiou of its risks—a p.ilicy which it pursues
.. great strictness—limiting the amount to be cov
en- 1 in each locality. By this course it has passed,
« th c.iniparative impunity, through some of the most .
rwi-i ping and destructive fires, which have swallowed up
■ ler companies less cautious in their busine-s. It i»
^ y^tem like this, base.l upon experience, which gives :
'* ibility an 1 soundness to a company, an.l to the as-
aurel confidence and security. —
m\ mum io.mp.i.\v,
ii.vin roKi). co.N’x.
INruIlP.iRATED ('HAllTEK PF.RPETUAL '
Capital $1,000,000. Assets $1,422,162 11
. K liP.ACE, I’resid.ut. E G. Kll'LEY, Vice Pre
sident. T. ALEX.ANDER, Secretary.
Rs.—T. K. Brace, S. Tu.lor. J. Church, K.
Tuttle, E. Flower, E. A. Bulkeley,
OfFU'I: 'rRANSl’OKTATlON AlJI’NT, ^
Wiliniiiicton & Manchester Kail Road (’o. ^
IHxii Arc 1858.
NOTICE TO
(^OUXTRY MERCII.WTS AND SHIPPERS.
ON and after the the 1st September, all («oods anil
Merchandize, intended for the interior, or points
on the line of this and i.ijoining Road, shipped to the
care of the General Tr.ausportation .\gent, an.l lauded
on the Company’s Whar", will be forwar.led
Free of Extra Charge and Commissions,
ttn.l the Marine and back charges paid and collected
with Rail Road freight at the points of delivery.
Hy t!ii,s arr.'ingeraent, owners of goods will he re
lieved ol much expense and inconvenience, and ship
pers will find it to their interest to forward through
this port.
The promptest despatch may he relie.1 upon. Bille
Fi.a.ling should inv.iriably specify for ilelivery at the
Hail Road Co.'s Wharf oc the West si.le of the River.
JAS. P. ROBERTSON,
(Jen’l Suji’t.
Aug. 18, 1858. ;i'J-‘.*m
KtlL KOll) .\OTI('i:!
TO
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FAYETTEVILLE
Female High SchooL
^K'^lllS Seminary of learning, ineorporatod with Col-
K- legiate powers by the Legislature of the State,
is provided with a full corps of experienced Teachers,
new Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, and the
usual facilities fur the acquisition of knowledg#.
The Seventh Session will commence ou the first
■Monday in October.
For further information ad.lress tlie Principal,
WM. K. BLAKK.
Aug. 5. ‘So-2111
I’resbyterian and (''aroliniaii copy.
Select Classlctil School.
PROPOSE to opeTi .a School for Boys, in the town
of Fayetteville, about the 1st of October next, pro
vided 1 C!in gei Twenty Scholars. The price of tuition
will be ^7i) for he scholastic year. Those who wish
to eiitir their sjns or wards will please give me early
no'ii'P THOMAS J. ROBINSON.
Aug. 18, I8-=>.-^. :58tf
Tetfciier lW*agiieft.
fipilE Trustees of Fayetteville Female High School,
iL wish to engage the services of a Lady competent
to give instruction in Drawing, Oil Painting and
French, or Drawing, Oil Painting and Music. .Appli
cants will please address, until tlie ‘JOth September,
W. K. BL.\KE, Fayetteville.
8‘ttf
I
WRIGHT & FILLER.
iVttorneys and Counsellors ;it liUw,
I'sty**U«“Vill«?, C.
CILEMENT G. WRIGHT and BARTHOLOMEW
V FULLER have associated themselves together for
the practice of their profession. I’rompt attention
given to all business committed to their charge. They
will practice in the counties of (Juinberlau'l, Harnett,
Sampson Robeson and Bladen.
Auk. '-i-i, 1858. 39-
Presbyterian copy.
JOSEPH HAfvER, Jr.,
ATTO K K V A T I. A W ,
.vs taken an office next door to Win. B. Wright’s
Law office on Green Street. He will attend and
practice in the County and Superior Courts of Cum
berland, Bladen, Robeson and Sampson.
March 2‘i, 1853. 79tf
II
S. T. HAWLEY SOi\
Are receiving their F.ALL AND WINTER supply of
BOOTS and SilOKS,
A large stock, embracing every variety of style and
tpiality of Gents’, Ladies’, Bo^’s’, .Misses’ and Child
ren’s, with a superior article of Servant's Shoes.
—ALSO—
'I'runks; Sole Lcutlier; Calf, Goat, Lin
ing and Hindin^ Skins; I.asts; with
Slice Findings of all kinds.
Persons wishing articles in our line are reijuested to
examine our stock, as we will sell low for ash or
usual time to prompt customers.
Sept. C, 1858.
43-Ow
■August 21, 1858.
.Mrs. Ciithnrine
the duties of her School
'lay of Oct. I s58.
dept. 0.
.1. Ward will resnme
in Arch St.) on the 1st Mon-
43-4t
FayettcvilU'
izcns i f this ]'l icf
L;
r. -r
Ma:
M. .V. Tuttle, E. Flower, E. A. Bulkeley, R.
•. E. G. Ripley, S. S. Ward, II. Z. Pratt, G. F.
.■iv'.s, Dunham, \). Hillyer, T. A. Alexander, W.
K'.-ney.
The .\ssets are mainly invested in Stocks and Bonds,
' i; mg interest, with •■j;l7li,t}tj4 01 of cash on deposite
t:-e liiinford Banks, to meet losses.
L' "fs 'lue and unpail—none
L'.sse.' adjuste.i and not due. *21,313 0.5.
L. in suspense, waiting further proof, kc., ^75,-
Li sse> resisted, (suspicions of fraud, Jic.) >^46,ti78 72.
5Q5“' .\gcnt of the above Company in Fayetteville,
N. > . E. J. HALE.
BRITISH PERIODICALS.
L, S ''IT .j- C(J., NEW V(^RK, continue to publish
the following lea.ling British Periodicals, viz:
1.
HiE London quarterly
IHE EDINBURGH REVIEW
■ Conservative).
Whig).
Free Church).
m;\v. ( iii;\i\ wn km'kimiiiii s kim tk fok
Freight for the Interior of North Carolina.
KIK'H.VNTS aii-l others about purch.-ising their
Fall and Winter Sujijilies. ar*‘ rc.juested to
notic.*, that hy the completion of the Nirth Eastern
Kali Ro.id from Chariest.>n. S (' , t.i {'heraw. the a l-
vantages of a CHE.AP an l EXPEDITIOUS Route from
the Seibnar l has been opene.l to them
•Ml freight consi-.rued t" the care of the .Xg^'iit of th«
■North Eabtern Rail Roa'l will bo forwarded FREE (.(F
C »^I MISSION.
No charge will be made for Storage at Cheraw. ■\11
goods will be taken care of in the Company's Ware
house until -ent for.
A schedule of charges f.ir trauiportution of freight
will be found at tha Poit (Jffice.
S. S. SOLOMONS,
Eng'r and Sup t.
• Aug. S. 34tf
rimrrv iiaxds wanted.
^■^HE sub.scriher wishes to hire by the Month, or
Da}’, Thirty Negroes, to w^ork on the Ninth Sec
tion of the Western Rail Road.
For further particulars in.juirw at th« Engineer’s
Office, Fayetteville, or of me at Little River Bridge.
O'BRYAN .j- ’0.
Aug. Dj. 38tf
.\i:(:r(ii;s a.mi limi for sili:.
nilE subscriber wishes to sell his HOU.''E and LOT
in Fayetteville, known as the “Farm House,"
containing about *iO acres. Also, THREE V.ALU-
■\BLE NEGRO .MEN, Edward, Fred and ('harles.
Fre.j and E'iward are excellent Spirit Barrel Coopers,
—all voung, liouud and healthy. For terms apply to
C. h. LFETE,
or JOS. B.VKEK, Jr.,
Att’y for John Eccles.
■Aug. 18. 38-tf
EARM FOR SAf.E
1 OFFER for s.ale my PL.\NT^\TION »n the East
side ef ('ape Fear River, 3 miles above the (,'lareu-
din Bridge, kncwn as the Toomer Lands, containing
..nout 8>(J acres. The Plantation is in a goo'l st.ite of
cuitiv.ition, an.l is susceptible of being made on« of
the most profitable Farms in the ('ounty. I will give a
b.irgain in tha lands, and make the timo of pay most
easy if applii' ition is uia le in a few weeks.
Address me al Gulf, N. C.
L. HAUGHTON.
I (tct'r I'i. 52-
DKNTIS rm .
■ '^R. J. D.W'IS having dccidel on per-
manently loctiting in the Town of
rcspt'i'ifuliy otlVi's his services to the cit-
ind Mirr.'unding country. In all
the v,ifiiai- hriinclies of his Profession, inclu'Iing the
mnnut'acture of .Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, after an
extensive experience, to which is added a thorough
Dent.al e iucnti.in, th.it he can iiive entire satisfaction
as far as is in »he p.iwt-r of Dentistry. .All irregulari
ties of the Teeth treated in a proper and cari ful man
ner, as well as disi- ivs ..f the nMuth. None hut the
proper mft.als are nia.k- use of in the various opera
tions. (’li.iriTPs will be m i.lerate, that the benefits of
the Profession ni ly be- p! icc.J w ithin tlie reach of ull
who may fVel an interest in the preservation of th«
Teeth
Office over H )Uslon's Jewelry Store, where he
may be found at all times.
.May 10. 1>58. ' 'Jtf
CAl‘i: FEAR li\NK SrOCK
I-on SALE
H ,11 FT Y shares of Cape Fear P.ank Stock are ofl'ered
■- for sale. For further information apply to
A. McLE.VN, C.'ashier.
Fayetteville, .Aug. 9, 185,
THO. C. FULLER,
»itlorncf/ fintt i^ottnsetlor nt ijatv.:
OFFICE at Evcles’s Bridge, recentlj- occupied by
James Banks, Fsip, Fayetteville, N. C.
Jan'j 1, 1857.
LOVERD ELDHIDGE, ~
•§ttorueif at Rjuw^
WILL attend the Courts of Johnston and Samp
son Counties.
Smithfield, .April 15, 185'J. 9(i-tf
TROY & FI LLER,
Attorneys and Coiin.sellors at Law,
l.l >IKI:KT0H, KOItlX».\ Cu., c.
■ BOBERT E. TROY and J(HIN P. FULLER, havo
formed an association for the practice of thcii
profession in Robeson (’ounty. The former will also
a'tend the ('ourts of Bla.len an.l ('olumbus: the latter
vrill also attend those of (,'umberland.
'I'he Office in Lumberton will be kept open at all
times.
J.'*.;i y 1, 1858. 73-
SIDNEY A. SMITH,
Att(irney and CouiHellor at Law,
c.,
WILL attend regularly the (’ounty and .Superior
Courts of Wake, Johuston, ('umberland, Har
nett, aii'l iVilson. All business entrusted to his care
will receive prompt attention.
Jan’y 12, ’58. 70-ly
o
l>r. K. A. KLAC'K,
FFICE Front Roonis, over Dr. S. J. Hinsdale's
Chemist and Drug St#re.
Feb'}- 7, 1850. 7C-tf
1
FAVE'FTEVII.LE IIOTEI..
t^Hi.VNK .N. R015KKTS & •’>., having leased this
Hotel, will be pleiiiied to see tlfeir former patrons
and friendu, assuring them that they will use every
exertion to please.
F. N. RoBKKTa.J [J. G. S.MITH.
Jan y 7. 74-ypd
COOL S1»RI\(; MILLS.
^|''HE Proprietors are prepare.l to GRIND CORN on
I the usual terms.
The Bedstead Manufacture ia still carried on at
the same place.
Jan’y 11, 1858. 75-tf
CHAIRS, CHAIRS.
A L.ARGE lot of Stool-bottom Chairs, made at Cool
Spring .Mill, and fur nale by
A. M. CAMPBELL.
March 21, '58. OOy
IU)()K-IUM)L\(i
IN all its kin.Is, execute.I with neatues's and de
i#patch. .Small jobs when .lone must he p'iid before
J. WHJJAM fac;e, M. I),
MTTS B O R O V€i Mi, .V.
Jj^R. PAGE may
be foun.I at
professionally engaged.
May 6, 1857.
c.
office when not
5tf
delivered.
May 14 1858.
THOS. H.
TILL/NGHAST,
Anderson Street.
11-lY
Jl'ST KI'.CKIVKIK
LBS. choice GOSHEN BUTTER;
5U0 lbs. LEAF LARD:
—ALSO—
lot Of FINE SEGAKS ;ind TOB.\CCO. For sale bv
D. ANDERSON,
North-west Cor. Market S.juare.
June 28. 2^!-
JAS. C. S.MITH. MILKS CO.STI.N.
JAS. C. SMITH & Co.,
Factors, t'ommissioii ami J'or-
tvartlinsf •fMerrUants.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
PROMPT attention given to sale of TIMBER, LUM
BER, NAVAL SI ORES and all kinds of Produce.
Liberal advancements made on Consignments.
Refers to E. P. Hall, Pres't Branch Bank of State.
H. R. S.wauk, Cash'r Bunk Cape Fe.ar. John L».\tv-
SON, Esq.
April 25, 1858. 5-1Y
Presbyterian copy.
1). A. LA.MONT,
Commission Merchant,
Wiliiiiiiffloii, V,
OFFICE 38 NORTH
Personal attention given to
either for sale or shipment.
57-lypd
WATER STREET,
all produce sent to
him
Nov'r 0.
i!E NORTH BRITISH REVIEW
4.
illt: WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal,.
5.
L;.At'KWooD S EDINBURGH M.AGA/.INE
(Tory
Taese Periodicals ably represent the three great ]>oU-
parties of (ircat Britain—Whig, Tory, and lladi-
' -hut politics forms only one feature of their char-
.■■t; r. .Vs Org.His of the most pr.douiid writers on
.eni c. Literature, .Mor.ility, jind Religion, they stand,
a- tliey ever have stood, unrivalled in the worM of iet-
"jrs, '.> ing considered imiispensable t.> the scholar and
[.r jti -siunal man, while to the intelligent re-.der
' fv.r_. cbiss they furnish a more correct and
litct.iry record of the current literature of
fill ..ighout the world, than can be nossibly obtained
’ '.111 iny .jther source.
KAKLV roI'lES.
Tiie receipt of .VDVAN(.E SllEEl'Sfi'om the British
rut.; sl.i'r!- gives additional value to tliese Repriii's, in-
'tsiiiuch as they can in;w be placed in the han'ls of sub-
- ribers about as S'lon as the original edlt.ons.
'1 Ell MS
I.AXDS FOR SAl.E.
5 OFFER for s ile about OnOO .Acres of Pine Lands
near F.iyetteville, containing :in immense ijuantity \
of Mill Timbfr. .ind a nuHiher of Tur(>entine Boxes, ,
' and several new tasks may he cut. There is on the
; premises a tine Dwelling House, an i all necess.uy out-
I liouses,—Scupjiernong and Isabella Grape Vines. — l(J)l)
young Peach an.l .Apple Trees of Lindley's best vari- |
j lies: also, a good F.\RM of about 150 acres cleared: ;
i and also a GRIST and S.AW MILL; and a fine large ;
1 Meadowof about 140 acres. The Fayetteville and (,'oal i
i Fields Kail Road passes through the«ie lands about a '
mile from the Mills. 1 will sell in parcels to suit pur- ;
i chasers, but would prefer to sell tlie whole together.
. ' Apply to Thos. S. Lutterloh, Es.p, Fayutteville, or the
I subscriber at Pittsborough, N.
I J. H. HAUGHTON.
Nov. 12, 1857. 0((-tf
JOHN M. CLARK,
Coniniission I'orwardin*^ .Mercliant,
WiJ.-MLN’GTON, X. C.
WILL give prompt attention to sale of Country
Produce. Naval Stores au.i Cotton.
A'jtnl J >r Hush and Orrell'a Line uf lluuiy.
-August l‘J, 1858. ofttf
lo Nolilirrs' \Vido««>'.
TE^HE NViilows of Mexican SoMiers, and the Widow*
-Bl of Soldiers who iukk in skkvice in the war of
1 81;;, can have their pensions c^«nfinued by calling on , .i- , '
the undersigneil, Coi.gress having made alditional ; L OnUilLSSiiOn i»lerC*llint, AO. 4 AOTUI Mlitei St., ^
provision for them
W. H. TURLING-TON,
Per ann.
*3 (M)
5 00
7
8 00
■4 0J
y 00
10 OtJ
III difnutcf.
isaiied trid ht
w anti:i)
NEGROES for a .\1 is.siesippi Plantation, .Men,
lioys. Girls, and some good Families.
EPHR. PAGE.
Fayetteville, .May (5, 1858. 8-tf
75
F >r any one of the four Rf-views
tur any two of the four Reviews
Kir any iiiree of the K.oir Reviews
1 or u., t lur of the llevicws
H'.r Buic’kw o.i . ,M,nr:i/.iiie
tor Biaikw. 1.1 iiii'l tlu'i-e Reviews
lor tJiy j'ouf Rfviews
I aymutf. tn rnnilt- in till rasfs
M'.III ./ rurrrnt in th, Stuh irluri
rt I I i,n! ,1/ y,,,,.
'i.ruHLXd
A diM-(mnt of twoniy live ptr cent, from !he above
price will he allow..,1
.-..pies of any on.- ..r m.„,. „t ,i„. xi,,,.,.
Four c.ipies of Blarkwoo.l, or ..f u.-view, wiilbf
sent to on.- address for f...,,- ..
view> and Blackwood lor >30: ;in.l
A(;i:.
In ail the prini i|'al (,'ities ;in.i I'.iwiiti, llicse works
will Of .lelivercl, i-'REE OF I’O.”^ I'.Uj K. U ln-i,
ty mail, tlie Postage to any p.irt of the Uiiiu.l States
w;.'. he l.ut T W E.N'l V -FOl li (’E.N TS a ye.ir for •• l’)'.Mck-
w . .'1. an.l but FoLIM EE.N ('E.N I'.'^ a year for e-u-h
)1 till- UeviL-ws.
A, />'. flu- j>rit in (ri'f'dt Hritnin of ihejioi
i i'iiiiritlf. nbovr-mnntd is 1 jx r annum,
kemittances for any uf the .above iub;ications should
aiwayt be a.i.liessed, post-jaid, to he i’ubiishers.
LEoN.\RD SC(JTT i: CO.,
N.I. 51 (jeld street, .New York.
rAN.\LR>) OIL cV DRV HH)E^T
BBLS. Tanubi's (Jil,—a vaperior article; alvo,
a tine lot of Dry iiidei. For Hale bj
JAB. G. COOK.
cor rox
Dundee .md gunny
suit purchasers.
.Sept. 17.
|{a(;(;lv(;.
I>.\G(.ilNG in quantities to
For sale by
JAS. G. COOK.
43tf
taki:x ff!
A .N D committed to the Jail of Chatham county, two
i'm, Negro Boys by the n.iuie of 11 EN DE li.''()S’ and
EDOM, whosiy they bebin>; to J. 11. Pritchett, of
l.uniherton The owner is reijueste.i to come forward,
jirove property, pay prison cliarijes, and take them
aw.ty; otherwise, tbey will be .leak witii accor'ling t'l
iaw
W. D. C. RIDDLE, Jailor.
Pitt.^borough, .luly 11. 28-
IIOFSI:, l.o'l', A.M) M'(iRo.
’ II F' uiidtTsigne 1 wishing to (dose np their oldhusi-
ness. oll'iT I'.ir s ile the ilOU.SE and LO f on Hay-
iiiount. forniiTly occupied by :\l ijor (iiliaore. . .Also, a
NliGRO BoV 1 1 ye;irs of a^"': haviiig trie l him for the
! i-t five nif.nfhs, we can recomuiei.d him ns an excel-
b‘tit sfrvMiit, both for house or otU of d.)ors, .sol i for
no fiiult. b\it to close old business.
F N. .St J. H. ROBERTS.
.May 3, 7-tf
OLD lill.LS.
tLL persons indebte.l to the oncerQ of FIl.\NK .S;
JERRY and J. H. RtjRKHTS j- CO., are re
quested to come forward and settle their bil'.a. If not
settled hy the last of thi« mouth, they will find them
in the hands of a Lawful Collector.
J. H. ROBERTS # CO.
May 3, 1868. 7.tf
Give me the manngement of your claims, and tha i
money shall come at once, or no charge.
JNO. M. ROSE,
Agt. for Pens> ns.
Fayetteville, June 12, 1H58. li-
Fi.RL’VFVN (;U\NO.
^j^HE undersigne.l has made arrangements by wliich
he is prepared to furnish at tihort notice, any re
quired quantity of
i\o. I liiuaiio,
all of which will be from direct importations, into the
Port of Wiliiiim;ton, and warranted pure and genuine.
Orders for the above excellent fertilizer are solicit
ed, to which prompt attention will V>e given
.As this is an article whicli does not a.Imit of being
soM on time, cash or its eiiuivalent must accompany
each tirder. BEVERLY ROSE.
July 8. 26tf
NHLFI'AliV (JOODS,
Swords, Sashes, Belts, Epaulettes, Laces
\\\) KVl'RV l)K.Sl'Rli‘TIII\ (IP 'IILiriflV (idOUS,
ACCuUKINr. TO TMK
Lufesf r. »S. Army a ml StuU- Ji ,ju/(ttii>ns.
Sl’Ill YLKH. ilARTLKV (iKAIIAAf,
A: Tf AlfllF \’T5
I 0 M A I D i: N L A N E,
.fVir i'oi'k.
,Iune3u 24-ly
TIN PLATE,
Broil, Iron %Vii**,
cooKi-tif; ^Tovr.H a\i>ti\-wAiii:.
■Always on hand, at Wholesale or Retail.
roofjm:. i;i TTi:Riyi,
.\nd all kinds ol .Jiibbing, doiie at short notice, by
{' W. ANKI'.EWS,
Market Square, Fayetteville.
July !>. ”7-
l)Ei’:i‘ \i\\ Eli CO V!..
rj^ITUMlNOUS CO.VL of the best .|ualitv can be
had at the works at Eirypt. at a reasonable price
by the Ton. W.sl. .\lc(JL.V.\E
.Mining Engineer,
May 21, 1850 (Ltf
BLANKS lor sale at this Office.
Wtl.MLNGTON, N. C.
WILL give his prompt personal attention to tne
sale or shipment of all Consiguments of Naval
Stores or other Country I’roduce.
Nov. 8. 1850. tf
Worth & Utley,
Forwarding and (ienural Coininisaion
■MERCH vX rs,
J. A. WORTH. (72tf) JOS. {TLKV.
T C. & B. a. WORTH,
Connnission l-'orwardin^ .Merchants,
Urou'ji s Building, Water Sirtet,
ll*iluiinffton, .V. f’.
Usual advances made on consigninents.
Nov. 11,1857. 6‘*-tf
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM,
r o n i o \
AND
F()a \v A R1)L\(i M I:RC H A X
, •V. i\
StajT i’rompt personal attention given to all Con
signments, aud Cash advances made on Produce to be
shijiped to other ports or soM in this market.
Feb. 12 1855. 07
HORsES /vXl) MlLl’^S.
N Thtirs.lay the lOth inst., at 11 o’clock, at the
H .Market House, 1 will sell a Likely Voung Horse
and Two .Mules.
i'he al)ove property soM under provisiort fa Deed
of Trust made to me, which is duly jiroved and re-
cor led.
' Terms maile known at sale.
W. C. TROY, Trustee.
Sept. f), 185S. 43-ts
18.>8.
FILL niPORTlTIONS!
We are now receiving the largest Stock of
staple and Fancy Dry (mOocIs,
LADIES’ CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, HOOP-SKIRTS:
READY-MADE CLOTHING; HATS, CAPS,
BOCJTS, SHOES, U.MBRELLAS, &c.,
Ever offered by us: which will be sold at Wholesale
ci;eap for cash or on the usual time for approved paper.
STARR & WILLIAMS.
Sept. 0. 43-
FILL l\D \ll\TER GOODS!
WE have received a part, and are daily expecting
the balance, of our Fall and Winter supply of
SE,tSO,V.MMSljK GOOUS,
Embracing a very large slock of STAPLE and F.VNCY
DRY GOODS, HATS and CAPS, BONNETS, UM
BRELLAS, READY-.MADE CL(JTHIN(J, &c., &c., &c.
—ALSO—
■About 4iK» (’ases of BOOTS ■A.N'I) SHOES—well as
sorted, all of which we are disposed to .■^ell at low
prices for Cash or good paper.
!!■ E. J. LILLY.
Sept. 4, 1858. 43-Ow
THE OLD DO.MIXION
corrFix: pot.
kR. H.ALL, of New York, in hi- ■/■•urnal of Ihalth
for July, 1H58, says;—“A\'c coiomen'l the Old
l>"Tniut'Jti Cojh l‘‘'t to all lovers o! g.iod cofl'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 dout.'.e vouchers of science
and common sense.”
For s-ale at the CROCKERY STORE. Prices; —
I (JUART, iil.35:
l.i (QUARTS, ••fil.7'.:
2 (jU.VRTS, .'i.2.00;
3 (.QUARTS, $2 35;
4 (jUARTS, $3.00
Bu}- one if you like ijood coif'ie.
W. N. TILLING HAST.
Sept. 1, '58. 41-2m >
THE sff>scrhu:r
^■■^.AKES this method of informing the public that he
£ has taken the Store recently occupied bj J. Davis,
one door below J. W. Lett's and opposite the Cape
Fear Bank, where he will be please'l to see all his
friends and customers. He will keep constantly ou
hand a good assortment of
I GROCERIE.S, DRY GOODS,
I HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
I PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS,
Which he will sell low for cash or on time to punctual
customers. J.A.MES W. SELLERS.
Fayetteville, N. C., .Aug. 31, 1858. 42-
i\E\V l.’OODS
fB^HE sub«cribers 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 TOCK OF GOODS,
EMBRACING
u K o€
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY,
AlV . y A: , A: c •
■All of which thev’ 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. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
July 20,1858. 31-
./Aj>IES KYLE
Is now receiving his Spring t-upplv of
DRY GOODS.
Among which are—
■ prints. Lawns, and Brilliantes;
Ji Col’d and Black Silks:
Irish Linens anil ftiapers;
Farmer's Linen. Twilled and Plain:
CassiiiH-re an.l Merino Twills;
White and (Jol’d (Jotton Hose;
Bolting (’’loths. No. 0 to 10;
Silk and Straw Bonnets: .vcc.
With almost every article in the Dry Goods line: all of
which has been purchased by the package at the late
stiles in New York and Philadelphia; Uill be offered
cheap for cash or ou time to paying customers
March 13. 185f). *.3tf
Carolinian copy.
VALUAliLE REAL ESTATE
FOK
1 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 nse-
I less .Also, the LOT East of my Store,
j The above property, if not disposed of at private
sale, will be sold at auction on Thursday, 21st October.
! JAS. G. COOK.
Fayetteville, Sept. 0. 43-
fjnrre Sale of Rent Estate in the Town
of Fayetteville.
By virttie 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 office of the Register of Cumberland County, we
will sell, publicly at the Market House in Fayetteville
on Wednesday the loth inat.
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.
Ilere is offered a rare opportunity for investment in
, Town property.
Terms t»0 days credit for notes which will be ne
gotiable at the Bunks in Fayetteville.
ELIJAH F. MOORE,
EDW’d W'. WILLKINGS,
Sept. 3, 1858 43-3t Mortgagees.
.lUST RECEIVED!
4 FEW Firkins CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER; also
•a few Bbls. Extra Family L.ARD; a superior ar
ticle Sugar House Sirup; Sugar, Coffee, Soap, Brooms,
Buckets, Pails, Tobacco, Segars, &c. .Also, a lot of
Fine Smoking Tobacco. For sale by
b. ANDERSON.
Sept. 4. 43-3t
WLVE! \VL\E!!
IF you wish to make GO(JD WINE, call on the sub
scriber and b;iy your Brandy.. Country Apple
Brandy, Old Nash Brandy, on hand and going oft'
rapidly. C. E. LEETE.
Sept. 4 43-lm
FLNE CHEWLNG TOBACCO.
JUST RECEIVED, 10 boxes of that FINE ROCK
CANDY TOBACCO.
W. H. CARVER.
Sept. 4. 42tf
Geo. .McNeill,
D. A. Ray,
H. L. Mj’rover,
S. W. Tillinghast,
Henry Lilly,
N. A. Stedman,
S. J. Hinsdale,
T. S. Lutterloh,
Wm. McLaurin,
A.
FAYETTEVILLE
MUTLAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
ASSETS $230,326.28.
^■IHIS Company has been in operation more than
B- five years, and has paid its losses, amounting to
!j*19,120 "j5, without any assessment: insurance aver
aging its members about ^ per cent.
Policies issued to 1st of May, 1858, 2769.
Amount of property now insured, $1,474,922 !4.
-Amount premium notes now on hand, $224,908 23.
(."ash premiums receiveil, $32,317 41.
Dirkctors.
S. T. Hawley,
W'. N. Tillinghast,
A. A. McKethan,
J. D. Williams,
Jas. G. Cook,
A. W. Steel,
Jas. Kyle,
J. G. Shepherd,
R. F. Brown, Wilmington,
E. Hall, Wilmington.
Okfickrs.
GEO. McNElLL, President.
D. A. Rat, Vice President.
C. A. Mc.Millan, Secretary.
John Collins and C. C. McCrummen, Travelling Agents.
The Company invite applications.
May 21, 1858. 13-Y
Presbyterian and Carolinian copy.
statp:.ment of the
m\ L\!jiiRi\ci5 mm,
IIAKTFOKD
INCORPORATED 1810 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $1,000,000.
E. IjI . Ui PL E T, President.
T. .UE.V.l.VDEK, Vice Pres't. T. K. Bk.U’E, Jr. Sec’y.
.iri.V 1, 1S.58.
Market Value.
Cash in hand and in Phijenix Bank, $ 40,122.60
Cash on Special Depusite in Banks, with
accrue.i interest,
('ash in hands of .Agents and in tranaiit,
Heal Estate unencumbered,
Mortg.'ige Bunds at 7 per cent, interesf.
“ •* f)
■ Jersey City W ater Bonds at 1 per ci. interest,
Hartf’d “ “ 0 “ “
I Milwaukee “ “ “ 10 “ “
Brooklyn “ “ “ tj “ “
Rochester “ “ “ 7 “ “
I U. States Treasury Notes 5 “ “
’ State of Tentiensee i “ “
. “ Kentucky, t> “ “
“ *• Missouri, r, • “
“ “ New York, ti
“ “ (>hio, t)
! “ “ Ohio, «i
130,001 Of.
144,71 !> or,
5-5,383 01
41.000
28.000
*.i4,0X)
25.000
5,000
10.000
25,250
2,5M)
0,000
10,300
21,000
“ &int 28,750
^18t'.0) “ 51,000
^lh8t>) “ 2'),500
Money lue the (Jonifi’y secured by .Mortgage, 4,418 04
Bills Reci.-iviiljle, 04,400 34
H.'irtford iV New liuveu Rail Road Co. Stock, tJO.OOO
SHAD! SHAJ)!!
V new supply of excellent t'onnecticut River and
Nova Scotia SH.AD. Just received and for sale
eitner in Half Bbls. or by retail.
W. C. TROY.
Sept. G, 1858, 43-lm
COFPON BONDS FOR SALE.
"^HE Western Rail Road Co. have for sale in amounts
to suit purchasers,
of tlio Coupoti Bonds of the County of
Cumherlanil, bearing 7 per cent, interest, payable
semi-annually on tha 1st June an.l the 1st ef Decem
ber, and running 20 years.
$90,000 of the Coupon Bonds of the Town of
Fayetteville, bearing 0 per cent interest, payable semi-
annu.illy on the 1st January and the 1st of July, and
running 20 years.
These bon.Is were is.«ued in uccor.lance with law to
the Western Rail Road (%■>., to pay the County aud
Town subscriptions respectively.
Persons having money will find these l)onds (at the
price the ('o. is selling thenij a better investment than
any P.ank Stock in the State.
For terms apply to C. P>. M.ALLETT, Esq.. Pres't or
to JNO. -M. RO.SE, Treas’r
AVestern R. R Co.
Fayotteville, Feb’y 2i>. 1X58. 8'.'tf
DOIiBFX HOFSE
For Rent or Lease.
El HE Lease of the present Proprietors of this wt‘1'
known House will ('Xiiire on the 1st J.inuary,
185^: the projierty is oft'ered for lease or rent To u
person desirous of undertaking the Hotel business, an
excellent opportunity istiffercd. The building is large,
well arranged and in complete rcj>iiir: its location will
alw.-iys command for it an extensive j'litronage. As
the jiresent Proprietors intend changing their busi
ness. the Furniture, which is nearly new and in good
or.ler, can be joirchased on favorable terms.
The House will he delivered on or after the 1st of
January, remaining open under the pre«ont manage
ment till .'I tenant is obtaincl.
The fine Store in the same building, formerly occu
pied by .Mr. Wm. Booth, is also offered for rent.
JNO. H. COOK,
Prest. Dobbin House Co.
Dec’r l(j, 1857. 69-tf
iilanks for sale at this Office.
Boston iV Worcester “
Connecticut River “
t’onnecticut River (Company,
."'taflord Bank Stock,
Citizens
Eagle
Pmrnix ‘
Farmers & -Mechanics ‘
Exchange •
State ‘
I City
County-
C.'nnecticut River
Iliitford
C;harter (J.-ik
Merchants .Minnf.
.\etna
vlechanics Jj- Tr ilers '
I Merchants Exch.ange
No th Kiver
Mechanics
I ortli American '
; Nas-iau '
: .America
I’.i-.ia Iway
■ Pfoplrs
I R.'puhM.; '
: I 'ity
Union
i llanoter
I ('oinm iiiw.'alth ■
PlKcni.x
Manhattan
■\'ew York
Market
Oce.in
.Metropolitan
ISutchers .'1: Drovers
Iiiit'orrer's T.a.let's
.Vnierican Exch.-inge
\I .Ti h Ijiti
I . Tni.-^t Comjiany
> ». L In. A: Trust Co
“ Waterbury,
“ Provi.lence,
“ Hartford,
Jersey City,
N> w York,
10,272
li,ft0o
1.250
5.250
5.250
I,872
30 *00
4i;,ooo
13.500
27.'iOO
11,300
.'.,50(»
0,787
5(5,125
10,30(J
l(),t>00
10,(»00
1,5(J0
10,l(t(»
10,0Kt
34.500
21,000
30.000
34.200
25.000
10,100
23.400
II.750
21.900
^>,000
0,*'.00
lo 800
20.500
32.400
20,800
1«,400
43.400
22.400
51.8U0
41.400
44,690
11.200
24,750
60
$1,0(30,140 10
: Lt^niLirJES;
j For claims a.ljusted and unadjusted and
i not due
$103,714 58
Agent of the above Company at Fayetteville,
E. J. HALE.