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8EMI-WEEK L.T.
[VOL MIL]
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., SEPTEMBER 20, 1858.
[NO. 747.1
ri;iNTi:i) .Mondays and Thursdays.
i:n\V\HI) J. HALF. & so\,
KD1T(MI.S and I’lUHMllKTOKS.
Pru'C for the Semi-Weekly (>i;skr\ kr $3 00 if paid in
» Ivaiu'e: •’>' if paiil iluring the year of subacrip.
ti 'ii; iT 1 after the year hus exi'ired.
F ir tlie Weekly V)uskuver •$:! 00 per annum, if paid in
a ivaiu'e: $- oO if paid ihiring the year of sub«crip‘
ti.'ii: "r $ ! I'O after the year has expired.
ADVKRTISKMKNTS inserted for sixty cents per
f junro i>f I'i Hne.s for the first, and thirty cents for each
j; oi'ediiic: publication. Yearly advertisements by spe
cial i’'>iitr:u’ts, at reasonal)le rates. Adverlisejs ar.
re i'lP'ted to state the number of insertions desired, or
(hfv w;';; be cuutinued till forbid, and charged accord-
SIII.MVVETJ. iiousr>,
i'ayetti;vii.m;, v..
Kmt Si(U oj Green Sfrctf, i few Doors North of
the Marhet House.
^MUIK Subscriber de.«ire through this me-
-M dium to acktiowledjre the liberal pa-
Ige the liberal i
tronage bestowed upon his House the past
year—and as he has just erected New Stables and
('arriiige Shed convenient to the House and to water
he takes pleasure in saying to his patrons and the
public generally, that he is still prepared to accom
modate them with transient and permanent board, and
respectfully solicits a continuance of the liberal pa
tronage heretofore received. Every exertion on his
part shall be used to render them comfortable during
their tfdj.iurn with him. His table is always supplied
with the best the market atiords.
P. SHKMWELL.
March 24, 185.5. SOtf
and
A Ivertisements to be inserted irisiJf, charged •'iO pe*"
cent, extra.
Fire insurance.
UJ E refer our readers to the annual statement of
the .Ktna Insurance Company, of Hartford,
which will be found in another column. This success
ful institution was incorjiorated by the Legislature of
i'onnei'ticut in ISl'J, with a perpetual charter. It?
eapit.'ii is :*!500,000, and its accumulations exceed
■v-M'ii.iMin more, making its entire assets »ver JfoOU,-
0' ii, invested as detailed in the statement referred to
These re.-iults indicate that during the period of nearly
f.-rty y-;ars since its organization, (without a single
change i f its chief o3icer,) its business has been con-
J-.icted with judgment and prudence. It h;is been
thas f.ir successful in iin eminent degree, discharging,
-is we are informed, ‘aU its obligations by the payment
,'f ah iut ■'! '{iHurs for li sses, without asking a
iHV> delay in any instance. It has had but little lit-
^^ation, notwithstanding the immense number of trans
actions made. In or'ler to attain as much c^ruunt;/ as
[^'os'ible in such a business as insurance, it has been
the practice of the Company, for several years, at
great lab.ir, carefully to classify and arrange their |
ri;k? into about tifty distinct classes, so a.® to ascertain |
the amount insured on each class, the amount of pre- ^
receivtfd thereon, an'! the ani iunt of losses up- ^
n each. This classitication. extending over a long ■
peri 1.and covering property to a very large amount.fur- ;
D>Lies reliable data, and presents a sound, substantial
* asis of actual experience, ujion which to conduct its
I'usiuess. Insurance is not a matter of luck or chance.
Hs many suppose: its hazards are ascertainable, and i
fnuciples capable of beinj; reduced to a system, the ;
practical working and results of which are as certain
tiiat of any other business. The .Ktna Company,
\y a liiering rigidly to its system, a!i‘'. placing its busi-
iic.-'i ut m a healthy basis, lut' .-br «ine I the confidence
.J?' the 0 Jiumuuity to an extfut sui [mssed by no other
' i,mpany in the L'. States, an 1 ha' increased its busi
ness and its income tr^m year to year with a steady i
growth. One great '.>urce .fits security is the wide
: stributiou of its ri'ks—i p ,.i. y which it pursues
with great strictne^i—lirnitins: the amount to be cov
ered in each locality. Dy this c.'urse it has passed,
v.ith comjiarative impunity, thr.'Ugh some « t' the must
sweeping and destructive tires, which have swallowe i up
ither companies less cautiou-. in their bu.-iiuess. It is
a system -;ke this, based upon oxporience, which gives
stability an 1 soundness to a company, ami to the as-
iured CDutijence and securit,.—Baiwiort I’airi' ’
.£T.\i l.\.SlKiMi: 10MIM.\1,
Hartford, conn.
INCuRl’OllATED IslJ. t IIAIITKK I’EllPLTU VL
Capital $1,000,000. Assets $1,422,162 11
I K. t, I’residt-nt. L. (j. lUl'i.iiV, \'ioB I'rf
sidcnt. T. -A. .\Lt X VNi'Ki;. .'fcretary
Direi TOKS—T. K. lirMi-e, ,s. T'idnr, J ' hurch, R.
B’le.i. M A. Tuttle, K. Fl..>*er, h. IJu.keloy, H.
Miituer. E. G. U.p.oy, a. S. Wjit-.i, 11. Z. I'l .t., (.i F
Liavis, A. Duntiam, L>. Hillyer, T. A. Aiexan ter, U .
Keney.
The -\»=ets are mainly invested in ."^t. cks and Hunds.
pi;, ing interest, with ."i>17ll,'i'jt 'il of cash on deposite
.n the H.irtford UanHs, to meet losses.
Lusses due and unpaid—none
Li Bsea adjusted and not due, 'i;’_'t,;il3
Lubses in suspense, waiting lurther proot, \c., ij>7o,-
lo.
Losses resisted, (suspicions of fraud, &c.) ■'iJ46,*78 72.
tOtr Agent of the above Conipany in Fayetteville,
N. ( K. J Hall.
BRITISH PERIODICALS
L. .Si 'iTT .}• Co., NEVV VoKK, continue to jiublish
the following leading British Periodicals, viz:
1.
THE LuNDUN QUARTERLY' (Conservative).
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW .Whig).
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Free Church).
4.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal).
■'j.
BLACKWOOD S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory).
J. \V. RAKFJi
Is now receiving from the North the
largest, finest, and most carefully selected
stock of
FI'KMTI'KII
ever oflered in this niivrket: which, added
to his own manuf.icture, makes his assorttuent com
plete:—all of which he will sell on the lowest possible
terms for cash or on time to punctual customers.
Fashionable painttd cottage bed-room Furniture in
setts; curled hair and shuck, and cotton Mattresses:
Lo.iVing Glasses: Willow^ Wagons and Cradles: Siile
Bo.irds: Bureaus: Secretaries and Book-Cases: What-
Nots: Tables, all sorts; Wash Stands; Candle Stands:
Wardrobes; Picture Frames and (.ilass; Window Shades;
t’nrnices; Curtain Bands; Sofas in Mahogony and
Wiilnut; Tete a Tetes: Ottomans; Divans and Stools;
Chairs ot every variety.
Fine Rosewood Pianos, one with .Kulian At
tachment: Rosewood Melodians, from the best manu
factories in New Y'ork and Boston, warranted as good
as any made in the country, and will be sold at New
Y'ork prices—freight only a l ied.
Septsmber 'J. 4ii-tf
The Ijarnt'Al i'arria^e i'artort/ in
the South!
>Ic1vs:tsj
ESPECTFl LLY
public, t.'iat he
Br ck BuiMings at his
ufacturing Carriag'.:,. Than^
patron.ige he has receive 1 i'>
h ipes by strict auunti ii t .
t'l give sati.'^ictim. t' me:’'
same He w-.na'its h w r
material and ly esperionc i v
■it the business Hi-i w '1%
with any m\de in th - Unite 1
lur ihility. He is ieti-riiiMio l t .
w irk in his line on i.s vr .. I tiTtu'
e sewh*“re th\l is as we !■ :i • 11
MMTiik.L>, the L.VR’iE.'F .'^Toc’lv -
C'urriairtii, Jitirotirh
intonn? his t’rien If and the
h.iS bui'.t up l.irtr.- substiintial
o!d Star: !. ex[.r*'S;i'y f^r man-
!.ir tli>- ver_T lib*'ral
f;i« ia.-r 1 yearg. he
;■ ", with !i dt'S'T"
. .11 u ince f the
. ■ i,' :.f tiie t ■ ..I
rMll"!! in i-ai-h hrat,. '
(. iiip ire f iv^r.ibiy
I. I 'P III' l':. -3' 111 1
~ utl.i d . ;u.y
as .any w. rk d ne
II lias .;n i-.kud,
f
EARTHEN-WARE.
W. 1%.
Is now receiving his Fall uuppUes of the above
articles. He can supply Country Merchants at
prices which he is sure will make it their intere«t to
deal with him. He has for sale,
80 ChiiiJi Tea-Sets,
loOO Doz. CoiuuiDn Cups and Saucers,
500 “ Fine Do. Do.
100 “ l>ishes,
‘JOO Covered Dishes,
100 Doz I’itchers,
^00 “ Plates,
1000 Tumblers and Goblets,
750 Looking-(jIlasses,
Coffee Mills, Toy Locoinotives, and Yankee
Clocks,—by the box.
And othiM- goods in proportion.
ordtr in tvn>‘ to hnva goodt \S'KLh PACK
ED, countri/ merch'inl* th”uld l>uu tUeir Crockery FIRST.
.\ug. 80. 41-2m
•Itedlcfii •\^oiiee*
»R. II. A. .McSWAIN has taken an Oflice on An
derson Street, in the rear of .Messrs. Raj &
Pearce’s Store, where he can be found by those de
siring his Pr.'fes.«ional services.
August 24, 18oS. 40tf
ui:miro
^I'^HE subscriber has Removed to the Store one door
X Easr^f H. k E. .1. Lilly’s, where he hopes to
meet all his old friends and to make many new friends
and customers. G. W. 1. GOLDSTON.
.\ugust 2.5, 40tf
iii.NTin mmm.
nillS INSTITUT will resume operations on Mon-
da_T, the l:^th day of September next, uniler the
guidance of the same Faculty and Rules, as for the
last two Sessions. For particulars address L. C.
Graves, Principiil, or
H A. BIZ/.ELL,
Sec’y of the Board of Trustees.
.\ugust 2'i, l^.'^. 40-bw
I'lRi;. FiirAiL (iiEip mm,
>, Olaas, ^c.
rniHE unlirsilined are prepared to display their
JL samples tor the tall trade to Merchants. Physi
cians, L'rugirists and others, and to sell on the most
advantageous terms possilile.
Theii Stock embraces the most varied assortment of
EDGEWORTH FEMlLESEfllNWY,
iiREE.VSBORO\ .V. €.
ri^HE Scholastic year is divided into two Sessions,
-M- commencing 1st .Vugtist and 1st January.
The course of study is thorough and systematic, em
bracing everything necessary to a complete, solid, and
ornamental education. The buildings are so arranged
as to combine the comforts of a home, with the advan
tages of a school. Instructors of ths highest qualifica
tions are employed in each of the Dcpartmei ts. No
Institution in the country possesses advantages supo-
rior to Edgeworth.
TERMS:
Board, including washing, lights, and fitsl, par
Session of five months, ^>60 00
Tuition in the Regular Classes, 20 00
The next Session will commence on Monday, August
2d, 1858. Pupils are admitted at any time during the
Session, and charged from the time of entrance.
Catalogues containing all necessary information re
specting the Course of Instruction, Terms, &c., will be
forwarded on application to
RICHARD STERLING. Principal.
Greensboro’, N. Carolina.
May 28, 1858. 17-6mospd
A FROCI>AAL\TIOX,
his Excellency, Thoma.s Bragg, Governor
of North Carolina.
WHEREAS, it has been represented to me that
one Archibald .McDougald, late of the County
of Cumberland, did on the 27th ilay of February last,
in said County, kiH and murder one Thomas Munroe,
and that the said McDougald is a fugitive from justice,
and has escaped beyond the limits of this State.
Now, to the end that the said .\rchibald McDougald
may be arrested and brought to trial for his said of
fence, I do hereby issue this my Proclamation, ofFeriug
a Reward of Two Hundred Dollars for his apprehen- |
sion and delivery to the Sheriff of Cumberland County, j
DESCRIPTION. ;
McDougald is about fifty years of age. of light hair j
and complexion, blue eyes, of quick speech, has a scar |
on the face near one *f his jaws, weighs about IGo or '
170 pounds, is addicted to intoxication, and while I
drunk is turbulent and troublesome. |
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of j
[L. s.]the State, at Raleigh, this the Sixth day of
.March, A. D. 1858.
By the Governor, TUGS. 15RACG.
Pi L.^SKi CowPEK, Pr. Sec y.
March 15. 9.3tf
o. nousTOix
J OULD informhifl friends and former customers
that he may be found 2 doors below the Cape
Fear Bank, and 3 doors above his old stand south side
Person Street, where he intends to keep on hand,
Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Collars,
ai'd every thing belonging to his trade. He respectful
ly invites his friends from the country to call and ex
amine his stock betore purchasing.
He will attend to Repairing of Harnessand Saddles
punctually, and his charge* shall be moderate. He
would request all indebted to the firm of HOUSTON
& OVERBY" to settle with W. Overby or himself, as
they are compeliod to settle the firm’s debts.
August 27, 185H. tf
LIFE INSURANCE.
yjI'^HE Undersigned has been appointed Agent of
-M. the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. Every member for life participates in the pro
fits of the Company; and the ant»ual premiumjfor
life membership, where it amounts to $;J0 or more,
may be paid one-half ia cash, and the other half in
a note at 12 months.
Debtors’ lives may be insured by creditors. A man
may insure his own life f«r the exclusivo benefit of
his family The lives of slaves may be insured.
This system is rapidly growing into favor, all over
the civilized world, it is one by which a family, lor
a small sum annually, may be provided for, after the
death of its head, en whose exertions they may have
been dependent for a support. It is a good investment
of money, even if one should live long after taking
out a Life Policy Explanatory pamphlets, and the
neeessary Blanks, furnished on application.
E. J. HALE.
TFIE DONAI.DSON ACADEMY
ii^MWlEOUJVT,
WILL be opened on the 1st MONDAY' in Oc
tober by JESSE R. McLEAN as Principal.
Mr. McLean is an experienced Teacher, and has
furnished to the Trustees ample testimonials as to
character and ability.
The Trustees take great pleasure in recommending
Mr. McLean to parents and guardians, and solicit for
him a lull share of patronage.
Terms of Tuition will be made known in a subse-
(juent advertisement.
W. B. WRIGHT, Chm’n
of Board of Trustees of Donaldson Academy.
Sept. 10, 1858. 45-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT.
A CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSE, on Hay-
muunt, near Mr. J. C. Thomson’s. For particu
lars enquire of J. G. Shepherd, Esq., or
A. M. CAMPBELL.
May 7. 9-tf
%flnrble Factory.
The Wilmin Charlotte Uuther-
ford Hail Road Company.
rpHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock-
X holders of the Wilmington, Charlotte & Ruther
ford Rail Road Company, will be held in the Town of
Wilmington, on Thursday, the 14th day of October
next. H. W. GUION, Pres’t.
Sept. 8, 18.38. 45-tm
GROCERIES AT^VHOLESALE.
IH.WE just received in store my Fall Stock, em
bracing the following articles, viz:
125 Bags Coffee.
O.T Bbls. and Ilhds. Sugar—assorted.
05 “ Pork.
50 Boxes good Tobacco.
75 “ Candy.
30 * Bbls. Snuff—Eagle Mills.
75 Boxes Crackers.
.\ll of which will be sold for CASH, or on short time
to the best of men.
E. F. MOORE & CO.
Sept. !t, 18.38. 44-tf
'III
Fiver ottered in this , lace, at.d
wurk nearly hnishe 1 wliich w
.^11 1 f which will he sold \«i \
short time to pUTnitual c ist jnn
Mh’ityM, Srifntifif A' i*ojntlat' l*attnt
t'very vaii“tT of
t olor«* A: for Pa in tins;:.,
i'honiiuIk find t ht inicat
SPli'l'.', .'^»1'A, and utlier uiticles usu.i.:v louudat
the ST' cer'';
X'/.l /
Tliry es|
panitiou 1'. '.lie pure
•.fii'tlicttl i'otl MAver Oil^
their brand ot which has become the staudard of su-
ptriuritv ihr..iih .ut tiio country: in coiijunctiou with
M ^ ^ CX t/- v4 (J /1 tZ *l'»l L.»1" ** 1 *• »'•
' tfiib they are lor the bume claii ot pati«iils,
a superior article of
itonrbon
rKIin'MKRY, a ., ctv.
cially di \..te thrir attention to the pre-
a vt ry large .^tock of
iii I'C finished daily,
low for (• ^sii. or i>n
rs. He has on
The.«e Periodicals ably represent the three great poli-
ti' .ti parties of Great Britain—Whig, Tory, .and Radi-
ciii,—but politics forms only one feature of their char
acter. -\s Organs of the most prof'iund writers on
' it-nce, Literature, .Morality, and Religion, they stand,
Us they ever have stood, unriviilled in the world of let-
being considered indispensable to the scholar and
-ill jTufessional man, while to the intelligent reader
■ t' every class they turnish a more- correct and satis-
facttiry record of the current literature of the day,
ti4riiughout the world, than can be possibly obtained
fT'Au any other source.
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The receipt of ADVANCF) SHEETS from the British
jjublishers gives additional value to these Reprints, in
asmuch as they can now be placed in the hands of sub
scribers about as soon as the original editions.
TERMS.
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0 UO
7 00
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10 oo
in advance.,
ia.suc'l will be
For any one of the four Reviews
For any iwo of the tour Keviews
For any three of the Four Reviews
For all four of the Reviews
For Blackwood's .Magazine
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tor Blackwood and the four Reviews
Payments to Le vkii/i in all canen
Monty rurrcnt in tlit State where
rertiLtd at
A discount of iwenty-tive per cent, from the ahiove
price will be allowe'l to i.i us ordering lour or more
copies of any one or more ot the uhove wurks. Thus:
Four cojiies of Blackwuod, >,r jl one Review will be
sent to on; address for ■>'.; four copies of the four Re
views and Blackwood for and so on.
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Will be d^ilivered, FREE oF POST.VGL. When sent
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will be but TWEN'l Y-F( *UR (,'ENTS a year for “B'.ack
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Kemittances for any of the above publications should
ulwayF be addressed, post paid, to the Publishers.
LE(jN.\RD SCOTT i: CO.,
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T.\N.vi:u'.s on, & dkv iiioes.
BJ'LS. Taniifci soil,—a superior article; also,
han I more than oNE IIUNiMlKD .ANl) FIFTY Vehi
cles fitiished and in course i f c ’tistrui'ti.jii.
8ioe^“ All work mado h_v him is wuri anted 12 months
with lair usage, and shouM it fail by tiad workmanship
or material w:ll be repiiired tree of charge
Pwrsons wishing to bay would do well to call and
examine lor themselves.
Order.^ th.inkfully received and promptly -it tended to.
Repairing executed at short notice and on very
reasonable ternu
.May 2S, l85:i. f^'.^-tf
pnu.ic xoi'icE
Is HEREBY' GIVEN, that Books of Subscription to
the capital slock of the ('entral Rail Road, from
Beaufort Harbor via Kenansville. Clinton, Fayetteville,
and West, will be opened on Thursday, the lOih da^-
of .\pril 18.jtj, and remain open according to the terms
of the Charter until further notice, at the following
places and under direction of the following named
persons, C«mmissioners in the Charter, vi^:
In the County of Onslow, at the office of the Clerk
Ilf the County Court at Jackso iville, and at ttie Post
(.)fiice Rich Lan'Is. E. W. Fonville, G. J. Ward. J. H.
Foy, Robert White, John A. .\veritt, .Jr., Owen Hug
gins, L. W. Humphrey.
In Carteret county, at the office of Dr. .M. F. Aren-
iell at Beaufort. Dr. M. F. Arcndell, J. F. Bell, L
T. Oglesby.
At the store of 0. W’. Taylor at Carolina City,—(’ol.
Wm. N. Dennis, H. d. Bell, Capt. Levi Oglesby, Bridge
•\rendell.
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Clerk at Kenansville, — Major Owen R. Kenan, David
R;id, Isaac B. Kelly, Wm, E. Hill, Wm. J. Houston,
Stephen Graham.
In Sampson county, at i^e office of the County Court
(Merk at Clinton,—Thomas 1. Faison, Dr. Thomas
Bunting, Wm .McKoy, Patrick .Murphy, Wm. Faison,
R. Beaman, .\lfred Johnson.
In Cumberland county, at Fayetteville, at the office
of ,A. A McKethan,—Thomas ll. Underwood, Randal
.McDaniel, Edward L. Winslow, Jehn C. 151ocker.
Form of subscription;
The Undersigned agree to take the number of shares
of $100 each, set opposite to our names respectively
in the Central Rail Road Company; and in all respects
to comply with the forms of the Charter.
llViiskey^
which for high j.roof, delicate flavor, and ripe ane, is
unsurtass^ 1 by aiiy in the luiiket, and is highly es-
teeme'l when takfu in conjun-tion with our Cod Liver
Oil. as a valuable adjunct to that celet>rated and re
markable remedy.
.■\lso, direct from the foreign vintages, a large sup
ply of M'lXK.S and which can be relied
on for purity, proof, fine llavur and consequent efficacy
in debility, nervousness, atfections of the bowels and
other ailments.
An examination of prices is solicited.
JOHN C. BAKER k CO.
154 N. od St., Philadelphia,
Aug. 14, 1858. ;J7-2m.
\\\G\[ MOI NT TANNERY.
SITUATED 4 .MILES WEST OF WADESBORO’, AN
SON COUNTY, N. C.
OW the panic is over and nobody killed in these
.4-* diggins, the undersigned still continues to con
duct the general Tanning and Manufacturing of all
kinds of Leather. Harness. Saddles. Bridles. Boots
and Shoes, of every size and description—of the very
best material. PL.\NT.\TloN premium BROG.'^NS,
Not to be surpassed. AH of which he oUers and pro
poses to sell or exchange tor Raw Hides, Beeswax,
Tallow, and all kinds of country produce, on terms to
justify and accommodate his customers according to
the times.
Having on hand constantly a large supply of.Stock, he
is p>rer-ared to execute a'.l orders neatly and promptly,
with such material and workman.-ihip as are not to be ex
celled i)v any e-jtablislimcnt of the kiud iu this part of
the country in style, quality or price, for cask or to
punctual customers And in returning his sincere
thanks to his cust.uners and friei d.s generally for their
former | utrotia>:*‘, he solicits andhopes to still merit a
coutinuarice of their favors
JAMES (V CAR\WAY’
Ma’cli 4. ‘JO-tlJapd
ILlliUI! Ll.MI Foil NILE.
rjB^HK Siiliscriher otfcrs
.1. HUNDRED ACRES 0
tion as ther*' is in .\labaiua.
FOR I V .At'RES. on which are a good Dwelling and
all necessary out-hou->es, in good repair.
ONE HUNDRED andSl.XTY ACRES, good riv.*r bot
tom land, 100 acres of which is under cultivation and
produces fine crops of (’otton .m l Corn.
NINE HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRES Creek and
Pine land, on which is some good farming land.
TWENTV-THREE HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES
Pine land, well suited for Turpentine getting.
This property will be sold cheap aud on accommoda
ting terms.
.Address the subscriber at Mount Pleasant P. O.,
Mouroe Coanty, Alabama.
WILLIAM W. ENGLISH.
March 11, 1858. ^2-ly
CORN AND WHISKEY.
a BUSHELS good White Corn.
1.30 Bbls. Whiskey.
80 “ Apple Brandy.
15 “ N. E. Rum.
For sale for C.\SH by
E. F. MOORE & CO.
Sept. 9, 1858. 44-tf
FOR RENT.
^JY' BRICK HOUSE on Ramsay Street.
Also,
House on North Street. Possession given Oct. 1.
W. B. WRIGHT.
Sep. 11, 1858. 4.5tf
liy o:eo. Lvui>i:ii,
THO lIuURS IBIHE t. I. llJli:ll i SU.\'S STORE,
Fayetteville, V,
Jau’v 20, 185s
()4-ypd
O.
NOTICE.
1 PERUVIAN GUANO;
^ 400 Casks LIME;
50 Bales H AY;
6 Bbls. GLUE.
For sale by
July 10.
FOR RENT.
ONE COU.XTING ROOM, frontir.g on Hay street;
one OFFICE, fronting on .Maxwell street. Also,
large WAREHOUSE at Campbellton .Apply at
WILLKINGS’S BUILDING, Hay St.
Sept. 11- 45-3t
WORTH & UTLEY.
for sale THIHTV-FIVE
Land in as healthv a sec-
GUO ACRES OF LAAD
FOK SALK.
f’l^HE Subscriber offers for sale the above quantity
of Land, situated in a healthy neighborhood, three
miles from the Wilmington and Charlotte Rail Road,
and four from Lumber River. This Land is well
adapted to Farming, Turpentine, and Ton Timber
purposes, having a good range and other advantages.
Those wishing to purchase may find me on the pre
mise.?, who will be happy to exhibit it or give any in
formation concerning it desired.
ANGUS .McGILL.
Philadelphus, N. C., Sept. 1, 1S57. 4U:f
R. M. ORRELL,
TURPEWTIWE INSPECTOR.
"ji’^HOSE sending their Spirits Turpentine to me
■- may rely upon it to have prompt and careful at
tention. -My Warehouses are fronting the Wharves and
nc.ar the River.
Sept’r 13. 1858. 46-tf
COPPER, riN, & SIIEET-IRON
n V.M FACTORY.
AS. M^ RTINE still continues to manufacture
every thing in the above line, at his old stand on
H'ly street. Job work done with despatch.
Sept 10, 1858. 45-3m
J
G,500
W
PETER MALLETT
WITH
D. I’OLDEX MURRAY,
GENERAL COmMISSION MERCHANT,
G - S O U T H S T H E K T ,
NK \y
July 2'.*, 18.38.
YORK.
32-
a fine lut of Dry Hides
For sale by
JAS. G. (JOOK.
Names.
Residence.
No. shares.
$ Cash.
Work.
Subscri[)tioris may be made payable in work, aud
ay specify whether for grading or cross-ties; and
stockholders shall in every case have preference iu
taking (lontracts, when bids artt the same or at Engi
neer's estimate
.As soon as one hundred thousand dollars are sub
scribed. the (.'ommissioners of Onslow county are to
be notified, and they are required to call a meeting of
Stiickholders to orgaui/.c the Company.
March 15, 18.3'i llltf
by
REAL Esr.v ri: for sai.e.
^■^HK I)WELLlN(i House, rece.itly oecupied
.Mrs. H. P. Lain, and as present occuj'ied by the
Rev. James .McDaniel, n-. ar H.iym luiit, will be sold
privately by the subs.-rilier. It is located in a good
neighhorhootl: e nveiiii'iit to Imsiness; in a healthy
section ot the town: good s[ii ing water convenient; and
has all necessary out houses nttached. A great bar
gain may be had, as I am determine 1 to sell. Tckms
Ll BEHAI, J. R. .McDON.VLD, Agt.
Fayetteville, .May ID. I2ts
CAROLINA crrv, N. c.
^■111E .\tlantic and North (Carolina RailrcfUd being
-M. now completed to Beaufort Harbor, I have de
termined to locate at Carolina City for the purpose of
doing a
Forwarding and General Ccmmlssion
■ B V. J5^
and hope by promptness and strict attention to merit
patronage and support. Being the .Agent of Mi'KRat’s
Li.ne of First Ciass Packet.'' to this and Morehead
city, every effort will be made to mak« this the cheap
est and most expeditiou^jkite to New Y’ork. Vessels
will be loaded and dischaTged at my Wharf (adjoining
the Railroad Wharf.) and thereby save cartage and
lighterage. Particular attention will be given to all
orders, aud to the sale and shipment of Produce.
W.M. B. GRANT.
July 2U, 1858. 32-ly
MEDICAL NOTICE.
■ 'VRS. E.YSTERLING and HEN.AG.VN having asso-
ciated themselves together for the purjiose of
practicing Medicine in Rockingham and vicinity, they
respectfully solicit a libera! share of patronage, and
by their strict and prompt attention they hope to give
perfect satisfaction to those who may favor them with
their patronage. They will attend any call day or
ni^hl. Dr. Easterling takes pleasure in stating to his
former patrons that Dr. H. is a regular graduate, hav
ing read three t/ears ami attended tico full courses oi Lec
tures. One or both may bo found at ««y hour at their
Office opposite the Post Office, unless professionally
engaged.
H. R. EASTERLING, M. D. D. HENAGAN, M, D.
Rockingham, N- (' , .April 5, 1858. lOOtf
DEN riS'I'RY.
TIiom. .11.
U.AVING decided on permanently * locating at
Floral College, respectfully informs the citizens
of this place and surrounding country that he is |^e-
pared to operate in all the variou.s branches of Sur
geon Dentistry, and wi;l to happy to attend all calls
in his Profession at any time. Prices moderate.
Satisfaction guarantied.
July 2'.'. 33tf
WATER WHEEI.S! WATER WHEELS!!
E are now manufacturing Vandewater’a Im
proved
JONVAL TURBINE WATER WHEEL,
i for NHUs and Factories of every description; and all
’ those wishing to improve their water power will find it
1 for their interest to address us by letter, stating the
number of feet, head and fall; their usual amount of
water; the kind of machinery to be driven. We can
then give them price of wheel, or what we will furnish
Wheel and principal Gears for, warranted to do a cer
tain amount of work- Tivie jiven to test the Wheel, and
if it does not come up to our figure, the Wheel and
Gears to be delivered to us at the mill of the purchaser.
RrTKKKNCK UIVE.N and REQl'IRF.n.
HEATH & STEVENSON,
Laurel Factory, Prince George s county, .Md
ROBERT B.AIRD, Agent. Hip^'nnr'-! ’ ■
Blank VYarraiits for sale ut this Olfici
C
\ FEW l!ARRi;i,S
1 HOICK APPLE BR.ANDY, suitable for making
wine and putti ig up brandy fruit. F'ur sale by
W. H, CARVER.
Aug. 18. 88-
n] E would call the attention of persons afflicted
with Chills and Fevers to this celebrated Pill,
which owes its popularity to no puffing, nor to long,
windy certificates—but solely to its own merits as a
remedy which never fails to cure when taken accord
ing to directions accompanying each box. This Pill,
unlike many others, contains no mineral, nor any in
jurious ingredient, and may be administered with per
fect safety at all times, to young or old.
•Vs a preventive against Chills, or any other type of
Fever, it is recommended as unsurpassed; and in treat
ment of Fevers generally it is far superior to (Quinine,
or any preparation of Peruvian bark. .V trial of its
merits is all that is needed to insure it a favorable
position in the estimation of even the most inveterate
opposer of Proprietary or Patent prescriptions.
CHAMI^IONS ANTJ-lilLlOi'S lULLS
Enjoy the reputation of being at least as good, if not
better, than any of the various cathartic Pills of the
age, and are entirely free from all poisonous, mineral,
or other injurious properties, and are highly recom
mended in Dyspepsia, Liver (Jomplaint, Sick Head
ache, Sick Stomach, Habitual Costivene.-^s, Indigestion,
&c , and diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels and
Blood generally, they being by their composition
eiually adapted to either of the above cases as a gen
eral cathartic, good at all times when such medicines
are required. We recommend them to the attention
of all persons. Prepared by
F. M. SWVER & CO.,
Bellev 'le. Illinois.
Sold by SAMUEL J. HINSDALE, Fayetteville, N. C.
.\lso, in all the towtis and cities, and by numerous
country agents through nit the southern and western
States and Territories.
F. .M. SWYER & Co.,
Proprietors, Belleville, Ill’s
Jvine 3, 1858. lH-Gm
SMALL FOX DEAD.
ENTLEMEN, you that wish to sell Likely Y'oung
i" NEGROES, Men, Boys, Women and Gir »i, for
the highest cash prices, would do well to give me a
call, or address me at Clinton, N. C.
J. A. Me ARTHUR,
June 5, 1858. 17-8mos.pd
i Bl.ANKS for sale at this Ortice.
ACRES OF LAND FOii
! SALE.
f ■’^HE Subscriber desiring to move to the West offers
J. to sell the following tracts of valuable land.
1 Tract containing 2500 acres in Harnett County 18
' miles North of Fayetteville. There is on this tract,
‘ two large and comfortable dwelling houses, with all
I necessary outhouses, together with a good mill running
■ two saws and grist, with about 300 acres cleared ami
: in a high state of cultivation: the remainder is excel-
I lent farming and turpentine land.
Also another tract containing 4000 acres of turpen-
! tine land, about 100 acres of wnich is cleared. There
! is on this tract one good dwelling with all necessary
! out houses and a good grist and saw-mill.
i 1 will take pleasure in showing the above property
to any person wishing to purchase.
11. S. .McNEILL.
Manchester P. O.
Nov. 7tk, 1857. 07-ts
J'liE new; edition of
DEVEREl.X & BJTTLE'S L)W KKPOKTS, VOL. I,
Receives the approval of those who have ex
amined it.
Chief Justice Nash says, “I have looked through it
—it is carefully and well got up. * * 1 think to our
Court it will be invaluable—and to the Profession
equally so. It will save the labor of deciding the same
poiut again and again; for there will be no excuse for
Counsel no^ being apprised of points already adjudi
cated.”
Gentlemen of the Bar who have purchased and ex
amined it, concur, so far as we know, in praise of it.
For sale, with sets or separate volumes of North
Carolina Reports, and Law Books generally, by
E. J. HALE & SON.
THE LAW LIBRARY
OF THE
LATE HON. JOHN D. TOOMER,
FOR » .1 L E .
rpiIE valuable Law Library of the late Judge Toomer,
I consisting of upwards of 1000 bound Volumes,
and several hundred Nos unbound, has been deposited
with the undersigned for s.ale. The books will be sold
in sets, FOR CASH (^NLY. They are generally in
gocd order, though of course bearing marks of use
The prices have been fixed with reference to their
condition.
Ci^alogues, with the price annexed to each volume,
may be obtaine I on application to the subscribers.
E. J. HALE & SON.
Fayetteville. June 10, 1858.
.\NNl AL SE l'TLl^^Vrs.
PERSONS indebted to us will be furnished with
their accounts dui ing the present mouth, (except
those already dunned;) and we earnestly reijuest a
settlement Every man who means to pay at all,
should pay at least once a j'ear.
Persons having accounts against us will oblige us
by handing them in for payment.
* E J. HALE 4- SON
July 5. 1858
The SouiJtern Harnw
NY’, an«l MUSIC.VL COMl'.VNION. a further «u, ply
just received. E. J. H VLE & SO'^.
July 28, 1858. 32-
Cicier \ iiieiJar, for sale by
W. li. CARVER
Aug. 18 28-
LIM) FOR SILE.
t OFFER for sale hMO Acres of LAND, lying on
the West ;-ide of (’ape Fear River, two miles below
Fayetteville, and extending from the river into the
sand-hills This tract is about equally divided into
river ridtre, sw imp and sand-hill Land. About 80
acres, adjoining the river, are under cultivation and
are well stilted to the growth «f Corn and Grass: none
of the Swamp has been cleared. There are several
good sites tor a dwelling house on the sand-hills.
■Any person wishing to purchase will do well to make
early application, as I have determined to sell.
THOMAS J. ROBINSON.
Sept 8, 1858. 44-tf
LAND FOR SALE.
JOHN T. GILMORE now offers for sale a portion of
his swamp lands in the county of Cumberland
about 14 miles below Fayetteville, and about miles
East of the Cape P^ear River. The entire swamp has
been successfully drained, of the large body of water
by which it was heretofore covered. The land is ap
parently level, being free from ridges (which are 80
common to swamp lands generally,) whilst there is an
abundance of fall, by which the rain water can be
carried off by ordinary ditches. A small portion of
the land has been in cultivation abaut 7 years, and
those persons who have seeu the crops regard the land
as equal in fertility to any they have seen in this State
or elsewhere. The location is healthy, the neighbor
hood good, anl the acceis to Fayetteville and Wil
mington easy b}’ means of a good road IJ miles in
length leading directly to the river. Besides this, it
is within 3 miles of a beautiful little village, upon a
high and healthy Bluff, at the river, with a Store,
Ware house and fir-.*t rate landing. .All which afford
many conveniences to the neighborhood. As several
persons have spoken of purchasing, this is leemed h
proper time to call their attention to the subject, inas
much as there is a crop now growing upon a small
portion of the land, by which they can judge of its
production- Reasonable terms will be given to
the purchaser
Sept. 10, 18.38. 45tf
A DM INI ST R A FO R’S S A LEI
TBIHE undersigned will, on the 22d September next,
JL at the late residence of John Wright, deceased,
sell at public auction, a large and fine Stock ot' Hogs,
Cattle, Sheep, an ! a few Horses: about two hundnad
and fifty barrels of Turpentine; Fodder; and a variety
of Farming and other Tools; also, one pair of Timber
Wheels, together with a variety of articles used upon
a Fftrni, too tedious to mention.
Terms of sale, six months credit; note and approved
security required of purchasers before removing its
articles Sale to continue from day to day until closed.
ISAAC C. WRIGHT, Adm’r.
FI RTHER NOTICE.
VLL those having claims against the Estate of
John Wright, dec’d, must present them to the
undersigned, duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scril)cd by law, or this will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. Those indebted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment.
ISA.AC C. WRIGHT, Adm’r.
Clinton, .Aug. 30, 1858. 43-ts
810 REWARD,
Porket Book Mjost,
^OMF] where between the Spout Spring and .Mur-
chison’s Factory, I lo“t my POCKET BOOK, con-
tianing Seventy-Eight Dollars. Say, five ten dollar
and one twenty dollar hills, and four two dollar bills;
also, one Note on M irshall H. Sea well for Two Hun
dred ami Seventy Five Dollars, with a credit thereon
of ninety two doll.ars. dates n u r--collecied; also, one
Deed for Land made by Anderson Jones to me in
\loore county for two hundre i ami eight aeres. 1 he
Pocket Book is a lar^ie one, h.as the name ol Duncan
Redsole written tli»*rein The finder can address me
It Harrison’s >i*e P O, Cumberland county, or
’’bos. J Johnson at Fayetteville N ('.
TRWIS BEDSOLE.
Rrr k's 'leek, S pt 10, 1868. 46-3t
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