Fire Ins^tranee.
'11'^F, rpfcr our rca(U*r? to the iuinual statement of the
Tf -Ktii.i Insurance roni}>:iny, of Hiirtford. Tliis suc
cessful institution was inoorporateil l>y the Lepishiture of
('onnocticut in with a perpetual charter. Its
capital is !?')()(and its accumulations excoed $800,-
(•OO more, making its entire assets over in-
vesteii US tletailed in tlie stiitement referred to. Tliese
results indicate iliat durinjr the periol of nearly forty
years since its organization. ; without a single change of
its chief officer.; its business lias been conducted with
judgment and prudence. It lias been thus far success
ful in an eminent ilegree. discharging, a.s we are in
formed, all its obligations by the jiavnient of about f'li
viilltoii dollart for losses, without asking a daj' s delay in
any instance. It has liad but little litigation, notwitli-
Ptanding the Immense number >/ transactions made. In
onler to attain as much rfrtninli) as ]>ossible in such a
business as insurance, it has been the jiractice of the
Company, for several years, .'it great labor, carefully to
classify and arrange their lisks into about fifty distinct
classes, so as to ascertain the amount iusured on ench
class, the amount of iiremiums received thereon, and the
amount of losses upon each. This classification, extend
ing over a long period, and covering pn>perty a very
large amount, furnishes reliable data, and presents a
Bound, substantial basis of actual ex]ierience, upon which
to conduct its business. Insin-aitce is not a matter of
luck or chance, a> many sujipose: its hazards are ascer
tainable. and its in iiiciiiles c;i])able of l)eing reduceil to
a system, the practical working and results ot which are
as certain as that of any other business. The .Ktna
rompany, by .-idhering rigidly to its system, and pbicing
its business upon a healthy basis, has obtained the con
fidence of the coMimunity to ;ui extent surpuj'icd by no
other (’ompany in tlie I'. Stales, and lias incre.iscd its
business and its incume fmm year to year with a steaiiy
growth. One great source of its security is the wide
distriburinn ot its ri>ks—a policy wliich it ]iursues with
great srrictnes>—limiting tiie amnuiit t> be covered in
each locality. 15y tliis course it parsed, witli coni-
p.-irative impunity, rhrougli som‘ (>f the most sweeping
and (h'structive fires, \vhic!i have swallowed up otlier
c.iiiip.inie^ les caiilious in their bu'ines. It i« a >y-;tem
like tlii-^. lia-ied m'on-c\]>erience. which gives stability
and soundnt";s to a coiii|iaiiy. and to the assured cnii-
fidence and 'fcurity. />;//..;: /'/ ■
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Fayetteville Female High School.
The Kxamination Exercises will eommence on Tues
day. .luly oth, at :? o’clock. I’. M- The Annual
Sermon will be prcached at by Rev. *V. AN eaver.
Robert P. Dick. Ei3«i., i>/ Greenshorough, will deliver
the Literary Address nu Wednesday evening.
On Thur.day, B( !> o'clock. A. .M., the Graduating
Exerciser will take jdace. In the evening, there will
' be a Concert of vocal and instrumental music,
j NVM. K. BLAKE, Trincipal.
; May 21
Fayetteville Female High School.
VPrLKWTlONS (with testimonials) will be received
fora PKlXCIPALof this Institution until 'i-ith .Inly.
Also, apiilications foran ASSISTANT MUSK’ TFLVCII-
EK.
E. J. LILLY.
,1. G. SHEPHERD,
A. \y. STEEL,
,T. II. COOK,
S. HINSDALE.
Execntive Com.
June 22. 25-3w
Floral rolle$s’e.
^pilE next session, in this Institution, will commence |
I on WeInesd.iy. the loth .July next. The faculty
same a- la^t se^ion. It is very desirable that all should
cotiie in promptly at the beginning of the session.
1). JOHNSON. Principal.
.Jutie ■_*■). 2i->-4t
“urillMilRCII HIGH SfllOOL ”
^plll-; Mill Session of this Institution will open on the
I 12thof.n'LV IS-V.i. under the charge of D.vn'i..
Si KWMtr. Jr.. .V. B.. as Principal.
I'loard c.an be i.:ul eitlier at the Steward's Hall or in
the neighliorhood at .T-S per month, exclusive of lights
and washing.
For further iiiformatic'u ap]>ly to the undersigned at
Laiirinburgh. N. C.
R. I*. DICKSON. Sec'y.
Laiirinburgh. .lime IS. ‘_’'>-tf
C'sirf
rplIK e\»'rcie? of this Institute will be resumed on tlie
1 _M Aloiidav in Jiilv. under the diarsre of Mr. .I AMES
1>. McIVEi:. iviiicipal.
Tlie Trii'iiee arc happy to stale that the discipline of
the Institute will have ]iccial regard to the moral cul
ture, a- well a the eilucational advancement, of all
j'upilstliai may bi'cominittcd to thecare of the Principal,
ilo.ard .ind tuition as heretiifore.
S. (.’. BRUCE. Chm'n Trustees,
•hine 22. 2’>-4t
ild^e^^ordi Mc'iiiiiiary,
i.i;ei;nsi'.(»ro'. n. c.
^plll' Nineteeiuli .\niui;il Session of this Institution
1 will coiunieiice on the od of Anjrust,
rih- com-e of study is thor>ntgii and systematic, em
bracing everytiiing necc-i-i.iry to a complete, solid atnl
oriiauieiital education. Th‘ BUlLDIMiS are so ar-
ranjrcd as to combine the comt\irts of a home with the
advantages ,if a School, hi'-tructors of the highest
qualifications are employed in each of the Departments.
TERMS:
I5o.ini. inclu ling washing, lights ati'l fu«l. per sessiim
of five niontl,. (lO
Tuition in the regular cla-^ses, 'Ju (Ml
Cataloiues Containing all necessary information re-
]'ectiiig the course of instruction. Teriii-i. ^ve., will be
forwarded on .applic.ition to
R1’H.U{D STERLlNti. Principal,
(^reen^borougtl. N. C.
June 2n-2nipd
The Walton lloiiM>e,
) It ; .\ \ T ) N . X. (’.
^pillS >uperb New Hotel has gained the repn-
i.iAnii.iTiK.-:
Losses unadjusted and not tliie, •'?11'*.!'7'> •”) I
Agent of the above t'ompanv at faveiteville.
i£. J.'HALE.
RRITKSti rt:KiOiPH’,tJLS.
SCOTT \ CO.
the following
.. NEW V(>1;K. continue to publish |
:: leading l>riti'li Periodicals, viz.; i
1.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY ;Conservative, i
i Whig, i
THE EDINI!UIU:iI REVIEW
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW • Ftee ( hiin h. ,
4.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Jjberal.)
BL.\’KW(»OD S EDlNP.Ul^iH MAi'I.VZINE Torv.")
These Periorical^ ably rejiresent tiie three great poli
tical parties of (ireat ISritaiii Whi^. Tory and I’aclic.il.
—l)ut politics forms only one IV.ituie of their char.icter.
Ai Org;ins of the most profouiid writers on Science.
Litui'ature. .Morality and KeliM-i,,„. they st.ind. .is they
ever have stood, iinriv.illed in ili.. woiMdf letters. I.eing
considereil iiidi-j.en-Jalile to the c!iol.ir and the jirofcs-
sional ni.'in. while to the intelligciu reader of every i-las
they furnish !i more correct and >.atisfactorv lec'ord of
the current liteiatiire of the clay, tlir.,ii;;hoin' the w.-rld,
tiian can be po^'.iiblv obtained from any oilier source
EAftLV CO Pills.
The receijit of .\I)V,\N( E SIILLTS from ihe British
publishers gives ad.litional v.ilue to thee Rei.rints, in-
ustnnch as they can now be placed iti tlie liand- of u\,.
fccribers about as soon a the oriu;ii,;il c.ljiion-
TERMS.
Per ann.
So bU
;') (lO
7 tiU
no
:i (10
1 (Ml
10 00
lists /II iii/rii iirr.
issiltil triU fn-
For any one of the four Reviews
For any two of the four Iteviews
For any three of tiie Four Review-
For nil four of the Reviews
For lilackwood's Magazine
tor Blackwood and three Reviews
tour Bl.ackwooil and the four lieview:
1*111/1111 nts to 1,1 itiailc (',! ,ill
■t/o/i.y turn,if i/I th» Sfiiti-irli) n
n 1 Iil Ilf JIII /■.
CLUBBINO.
A ili-count of twenty-five per cent, from the above price
will be allowed to Cl.tiis ordering four or more coi)ies of
any one or more of the above works. Thu-: Four copies
of Blackwood, (,r of one Review, will be sent to one ad-
dro.'i for .r'.t; four copies of the four Review* and 151ack-
’w»>ou lor aii*l .‘»o on.
POST AG K.
In all the principal Cities and Towns, these works
will be delivered, h RKE OF l>OST.V(iE. When sent by
1"“. I""'' "*■ 'I'C L'nite.l States will
be but 1 W KN f V-FOU K t FATS a year for “Blackwood,”
vli-w^^'^ OL RlhhN CENTS a year for each of the Re-
A . Ji. Tin’ pnW ;,i Crmf HrUiuu .,f fU,- ji/e.
l.riudirals i.i,ori-/u,/Uiil is nrr m'unim
»lwayr>!«'a n T'’ i>^»s should
»lway, b« addre.«ed, post-p.aid, to the Piil.lishers,
LEONARD SCfJTT CO.,
No. 51 Gold Btreet, New York.
_ - tation of being a FIRST CL.\SS HoUSE,
^^JUtaiiil >eCoiid to none iu the State. As an evi
dence of it, I refer to the many l:Tvorable notices by the
Press of the .st.ate. and the very liberal patronage re
ceived. It Continues open , nkvkb ii avini; ukkn ci.(>*ki>. '
and its guests m.iy rdy upon the reput.iliou ,,f the
Iloii'c bein;r'U-rained. 1 h ive arrangements ni.aile to
be kejit 'Uj'jilic'l regiil.trly with fre^h Fish from Nor
folk and Newbern; in fact with every delicacy usually
found at fir't cla' Hotels.
C. s. BROWN & CO’S STAGE OFFICE
i-j at thi- lIoU'*-. Their Four-horse t'oaches run to the
head : f the W, N. C, Rail lloa.l on Mondays, Wedties-
'!;iV' ^and to .\>iieville. Tue~ilays, Tliurs-
HAt'K'-' ready at any hour and for any point.
C. .s. lUttiW N. Proprietor.
•luno 14, I ''''.' 2.'>-8t
'AR»M.v \ t'lTV iirri:i^.
I’VKKOTT A MEWBOUN. FniprU'tors.
''PHIS ina|.Miiticcnt Hotel has been enlarged to nearly
1 dijuble it- original ~ize, :in addition of (‘ighty-eight
feet having been .id led on Railroad street, thus pre
senting an imposing froiu inrnediately in view of the
Atlantic (ii-eail.
The veranda of thi-; Hotel (which is three stories
high fronts toward- the  »ceaii two hundred and eight
een feet, atl'ording a
Ilf fill l*i’oiiiena(le.
From ;his stand point, the beholder can scan the Ocean
in tlie South. no.;ue Sound in the South-west, the Har
bor with all it - >hipiiing. Fort Macon anil three Light-
Il'iusC' in the South-ea-t. .affording a range of
oc i: A sv i:c k v,
that is scarcely • Isewhere to he met with.
The sui.eriiiten.b'iice of this Hotel will be in fhc
handof .Mr. H. ER A .M RERT. formerly of the Fay
etteville Hotel.: who“e ta.-te and skill so emiiiently
qualities him for making all the guests feel as if ihey
were at home.
The best serv ints the country could atford have been
securt'd.
Those who stop with us will never be at a loss for
R‘c rc'atioii and 1'Iiifc‘rtaiiiiiieiit.
Our'‘teamboat will make regular trips to Beaufort’
the Inlet, the tort, and often on extra excursions, while
our B.\N1) .Ml .''1C will be ever "discoursing sweet
sound- to the ears of those who shall favor us with
th‘ ir company.
Our BA1{ will furni-h choice li'juors of all kimls; our
lULLI.VRj) RtloM is in good oriler. :uil our BOWL-
I\i .\LI.I-A willlie cipiistantly open fm-the entertain
ment of those who have a t.ite for tlie-; healthful ex-
eri i-f-: and oiir I’I'.AUINt! RO( >.M will contain files f»f
the bet ncw.-j>,ipcr-, magazittes, and jieriodic.als pab-
lislied.
The sick will find our
KAT IIOI
a matter of gr-ut comfort and a help to belter liealth.
AS e foel ;is>uied ih.il in every respect we can give
entile sati.'.tai tion; we sh.all, at le.ast, sjiare no jiaiiis to
lo oo! whole duty, that all our guests may receive all
pos'ihtc atleiil ioii.
1 .\ K1-, Non* hi ,\s the train .arrives after dark
each evenitig, person^ going to Be.iufort will do well fo
to]. over iiiglit at C.arolin.i City, as they can be con
veyed, wherever they wi-li !(• fro, the rrext lay, in a
■steamboat or «ail-boats. and thus lie saved the tremble
of a disarreeable night tri(> across ihe water
TERMS;
itS2 a Day; a Week; SoO a Month.
PAIIKOTT .vc MHWHOKN.
 ar.)lina (’ity. May •>, I2-2m
i^fjfroes!! Wauled.
/ t EN ! LEMLN, your oM customer is yet in market for
\ J Likely Negroes, for which I am deteriiiined to pay tlie
Highest (ash Prices.
Persons having such for sale would clo well to give
me a call, or aildress me at Clintou, N. C.
AH orders promptly attended to.
J. A. .McARTHUR.
Clinton, N. f’., March H, '.to-1yrpd
A VALlTAm^E
CAPE FEAR PLANTATION
FOR SALE.
rPHE Subscriber oflers his F.\KM for s.ale, known as
1 the SHAW' PLANTATION, situafcd on Ihe N. E.
side of Cape Fear River, in the County of Harnett, and
distant from Toomer (the present County Seat) two
miles, and contains 747 Acres.
D embraces an extensive body of very rich River
Bottom Land, not surpassed in this section of the Stafe^
for depth and fertility of soil; and in view of ijuality ot
soil, eligibility of location, the society in its vicinity.
Schools, Churches, &c., an opportunity is here present
ed of securing a Farm containing advantages rarely to
be met with.
The land lies well, and is susceptible of making one
of the most valuable ami productive farms in the Stale.
It is well adapte«l to the culture of Corn, Wheat, Oats
and Cotton, and abounds with a large quantity of Oak,
Ash and other Timber, besides Pine Timber for Saw
Logs
The form of the tract renders it susceptible of divi
sion into two tracts or jiarcels, for Farms.
It has a stream running nearly through the centre,
fed by never-failing springs, on which is a desirable
situation for an oversiiot mill, with a good dam already
built.
There are on the tract about 150 acres cleared and
in cultivaticm.
The subscriber will take jdeasurc in showing Ihe a-
bove lands to those desirous to purchase. Look and
you will bo pleased. In my judgment, such a body
of land cannot be exhibited in Harnett or any of the
adjoining Counties.
If not sold jn’ivately, it will be exposed fo public sale
on .Monday of the Superior Court in this County, which
I think will be the Second Monday in .Uigust next.
Terms will be made easy, and more particularly made
known on the dav of sale.
II. M. TURNER.
June 21. 2tl-ts
1*1 KI.I4' MAI.K
OF TIIE
.\Oltfll C.\HOL!NA t’OPPEli MINK,
III the Count} of (lUiirord. State oT >ortli
taroUir.i.
IN juirsuance of the provisions of a Deed of Trust,
executel to me. on the I'lth July, 1S;')4, by the Pre
sident ami Directors of the North Carolina MiningConi-
pany. and of record in the Regi-^ier's ofHce of the Coun
ty of «uilford. Slate of North CaroliuH, for certain pur-
)ioses therein set forth. 1 will, as Trustee in s.-iid deed,
offer for s.ile. for cash, ui the premises, at 11 o'clock, .\.
M , on Tuesday the ‘id daj of Aiisfust, that
Vaiiialilc* Tliiiiii;; l*ro|K‘rty
in (luilford county, tet: miles South of tM-eensborongh.
kn.'wn as the North I'.irolina Coj'per .Mine, containing
]U0 Acres, more or less, together with all the
Maiiiiiier), Kii^iiies, Fiimps. Mining Tuols and
Materials
thereunto belonging or appertaining, nml .all the other
property of every kind and description, belonging to
the said ('ojiper Company.
Possession will be given upon the consummation of
the sale. JAMES SLO.VN. Trustee.
Cireensboro', N. C.. May 21. 18-V.> 17ts
Ll.M) FOR SlLli.
r OFFER for sale *’40 .\cres of LAND, lying on the
West sitle of Cape Fear River, two miles below Fay
etteville. and extending from the river into the sand
hills. This tract is about equally divided into river-
ridge, swamp anii sand-hill Land. About S( acres,
adjoining the river, are under cultivation and are well
suited to the growth of Corn and Grass; none of the
Swamp has been cle.ared. There are several good sites
for a dwelling house on the sand-hills. Any jiersoii
wi-ihitig to purchase will do well to make early appli
cation. as I have determined to aell.
THOMAS J. ROBINSON.
Sej>t. 8. Is.",S. 44tf
l^aii(lj!i for !Sale.
I OFFER for sale about OIMm) Acres of Pine Lanis near
Fayetteville. containing*an immense quantity of Mill
Timber, and a number of Turpentine Boxes, and several
new tasks may be cut. There is on the f>reniises a fine
Dwelling Hou>;e. and all necessary ont-honses.—Scup-
pernong and Isabella Grape Vines.—llNKt young Peach
and .\pple Trees of Lindley's best vari*;ties; also, a gtiod
F.XRNl of aliout l-')0 acres cleareil; and also .a GRI.ST
.and S.\W MILL; and a fine large Meadow of about 14i>
pn^iJps iUil lluaJ
1 will sell in parcels to suit imrchasers, but would pre
fer to sell the whole together. Apply to Thos. S. Lut-
terloh. Esq., Fayetteville, or the subscriber at Pitts-
borough. N. C. J. H. HAUGHTON.
Nov. 12, ls*)7. ’>i>tf
— *-
l^aiid and Wood.
O/**) ACRES of L.VND lying on the Fayetteville &
OUO Western R. R. 7 miles f'-om Town.
Cords PINE WOOD cut and piled. .\11 for sale
cheap to close the concern of E. Roberts & Co.
Apply to J. H, ROBERTS .'i CO.
June 20, 18'»^t. 24tf
The Ijarfift Carriage Faeloryin
the South!
McKIVrilAA
Respectfully informs ins friemls and the public,
that he has built up large substantial Brick Build
ings at his Old Stand, expressly for manufacturing (’ar-
riages. Thankful for the very liberal jiatrouage he has
received for the last 21 years, he hopes by strict atten
tion to business, with a ilesire to gi"e satisfaction, to
merit a continuance of the same. He warrants his work
to be made of the best material ami by experienced
workmen in each branch of the Imsiness. His work will
compare favorably with any made in the United States,
for neatness and durability. He is iletermined to sell
and do any work in his line on as goo«l terms as any
work d';ne elsewhere that is as well done. He now has
on hand, finished, THE LARtJEST ST(M'K OF
Carriages, Barouches, Rockaways and
Buggies,
ever ofl'ered in this jilace, and a very large stock of work
nearly finished, which will be finished daily. All ol
which will be sold very low for cash, or on short time to
punctual customers. 8^j?“'He has hand more than
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY VEHICLES finished
and in course of construct ion.
J8Jar>“All work made l.y tiim is w.irranted 12 months
with fair usage, tind shnuld it fail by bad workmatisltip
or material, will be repaired free of charge.
Persons wishing to buy would do well to call ami ex
amine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promjitly attended to.
Rejiairing executed at short notice and on very rea.son-
abl« terms.
May 2H, IK.:{. 8it.tf
FRE8H ARRIVAL.!
Second Stock Spring and Summer Goods.
J. A. PEMBERTON
IS now receiving his second stock of Spring and Sum
mer Goods, embracing all the
IVEWE^iT
Such as
Summer SilkSy Ctrefiaitiueft, O^r^-
g^antlies,
With a great variety of new style goods for
Traveling Egresses and Dusters,
Also a complete assortment of
ifloiiriiifij^ (jroodw.
A large and varied assortment of
SILK AND LACE MANTLES, CHANTILLY LACE
POINTS, BL’fc AND WHITE UERAGE
MANTLES, STELLA SHAWL.S. &c.
A few of those sfdendid Fronch E.MBHOlDERfID
AND LACE SETS. COLLARS AND SLEEVES.
Douglas .t Sherwood’s NEW STYLE M)RSETTS,
(with Bustle and .Skirt-Supporter attachel.)
A great variety of NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS,
&c., &c.
In the above stock may '>c found a great nianj' new
and desirable styles, .just out. The public generally
are invited to call early and examine for themselves.
J. A. PEMBERTON.
April I'.t, 1859 7-
Ifardware, Cutlery,
J
AMES MARTINE is now receiving a large ami gene-
s.sortment of every thing in the aV>ovc line.
—A LSO—
A prime iirficle of Rio. [,aguira .tnd Jtira (.’OFFKE
Crushed and Brown SUG.VR; Sugar House SIRUP and
MOLASSES.
All «.tf which is otl'ered on as good terms as can be had
in this market.
Nov’r 24. 18o8. Odtf
JJiHEET IRO]^,
TIi\-WARK,
N II.VND. ;i large assortment of Box and Cooking
Stoves; Tin-ware; Sheet-Iron; Lead Pipe. Also
The dominion Coffee
For sale by J V.ME.S M.\RTINE.
0
Nov’r 24.
»W>tf
WM. C.ARTEl! & SON’,
Wholesale A Hetall Dealers and Maniiriictiirers
or ALU KINIIS OF
Iteather^ Safltlies ami Miarness^
»f every descriiition. t'ollars. Whips. i*i:c.
VND we also part iciilarly call the at tent ion of Ihe whole
surrounding cotiniry to give ns a call, as we are de
termined that none shall surjiass us in quality or low
price^:; and ve will give the highest cash price at all
times for Raw Hides and Tallow, in exchange for our
articles.
Country Merchants wouM do well to call and examine
our Stock, as we can sell them Shoes of a much better
quality than the^’ usually get. on very accommotlating
terms. Southern Planters would do well to send ttsall
their orders as we .are making a No. 1 article of NE1R(>
.SHOE.s, that are warr.inte*! to give entire satisfaction.
N. B. .Ml Orders from a distance shall have jironipt
attention.
S. S CARTER. WM. CARTER. |
(Joldston P. O., ('hathain Co., X. 1
.March l.'». IH'iVt. )'
O. IIi>l>iTO\
LD inform his friends and former customers that
y T he may be fount! 2 dotirs below the ('aj>e Fe.-ir iiank. !
and :i doors above his cdd stand south side Person Street,
where he intends to keep on hand,
llariK'ss, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Cullars,
and every thing belonjjing to his tnide. He resj>ectfullv
invites his friends from the country to call and examine '
his stock before j'Urchasing. I
He win attend to Ri-pairing of Harness and Saddles ;
punctu.ally. and his charges shall be nuslerate. He
woiiM reiiiest all indebted to the tirni of HOUSTON 1
0\ ERB\ to .settle with W. Overby or himself, as they |
are comi>e11ed to settle the firnr debts.
.\iigiist 27, 18.")t’,. tf
OII.J«i, Arc.
SPERM. Refined, Lard. Linseed and Tanners’ OIL;
White Lead; Burning Fluid; Putty; Window Glass
and Sash of all sizes.
—ALSO—
Afresh supply of POND'S P.\IN DESTROYER.
F'orsaleby JAMES MARTINE.
Nov'r 24, 18.')8.
Turpentine lia‘ker>(, Mcraperx,
PiillerM and Di|>per*,
^ GUN SHOl*. Fayetteville, N. C.
Jan’y lo. ]8.'>8.
LL of the first quality, can be had at M. A. BAKER’S
8otf
Notice (0 Turpentine Distillers and others.
I AM fully jirepared to make or repair TURPE.NTINE
STILLS, or do any thing in the Cop}>er or Sheet Iron
work, at the shortest notice.
M. A. BAKER.
Fayetteville, Jan’}- 24, 18-'>0. 82tf
To Rail Mioatl t'ontrartors!
JUST RECEIVED
lOO WIIKEI.BARROWN,
light and strong, for the Rail Road. For sale by
D. & W. McLAURlN.
March 2;*, 185'i. 800tf
iiiiaiio! Giiano!!
liUk BAGS No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, for sale by
LoU E. F. MOORE.
HAWK^’8
HISTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
The 2d volume is now published, it embraces the
riod of the Proprietary Government, from
1729.
It forms a handsome 8vo. volume of 591 pages, -jh
subscription price was lialf a cent a page; but the r,^ *
of this volume is less, say $2 75 in cloth binding, $;>
in library sheep, and $3 25 in half calf. It win '
SOLl> ONLY FOB CASH.
Owing to the difficulty of securing Agents in
parts of the State, we will forward it by mail or other
wise free of postage, on receipt of the price; or both t&I
umes for $4 00 cloth, S4 50 sheep, or $5 half calf,
A liberal discount made to Agents or others, who bu»
to sell again. E. J. HALE & SON'
Fayetteville, Nov. 3, 1858.
SIIPRE.^E^OVRT retorts.
NEW EDITION OP
Oevereux and Battle’s Equity, Vol. l,
The subscribers have just printed a 2d Edition of
this volume, (one of the most vftluable of the series )
with Notes and Ueferencea to other adjudged Ca.«esHn,i
to the Revised Code, by Hon. Wm. H, Battle; and with
many corrections of typographical errors.
They have now in press the 2d volume, also with
Judge Battle’s Notes, which they will publish soon.
Their 2d Edition of the 1st volume of Dev. & Battle’s
Law Reports, issued last year, has received the ajtinu
bat ion of the Profession.
They al.so republished a 2d Edition of Devereux's 1st
Equity (without Notes.) And in addition to these, are
the proprietors of the entire editions of most of lreiell’s
Law and Eipiity, and can supply any volumes extant of
the Reports, or complete sets, so far as they can now
be had.
They leal largely in Law Books, and will at all times
order works not on their shelves, fo supply their cih-
tomers. K. J. HALE & SON.
Fayetteville, May Ifi, 1859.
A TREATISiE
ON THE
LAW OF EVIDENCE,
TKXTH EXULISH KDITIOX,
WITH 'ONSIt>EE.\BI,E ALTKUATIONS AND AllKITIONS.
By the Right Hon. S. MARCH PHILLIPS and TIIOS.
,IA>1ES ARNOLD, Esq., one of the Police
Magistrates for the .Metropolis
FOIRTII .4MKKI(’A\ EDITIO.V,
With COWEN & HILL’S Notes, and with addition
Notes and References to the English and America
cases to the present time, including those ailded to t'
last edition by J. M.arsden Van Cott.
BY ISAAC EDWARDS,
COI'SSSLLOK AT LaW.
In three large volumes.
The unequalled work of Mr. Phillips on the Law
Evidence has long been acknowledged.
This edition has undergone a thorough revision b
Mr. Edwards, and has received an immense amount o
labor, and is now as nearly perfect as can be made.
The American labor and talent bestowed upon th
work are not less than that derived from the Englis
source. The immortal notes of Messrs. Co wen & Hill
together with those of Mr. Van Cott, have been care
fully preserved: and instead of being put in a volume by
themselves, as formerly, they are now placed below the
text—a disposition of them which will very much faci
litate reference. The entire note and text are arranged
in three compact volumes, with a table of cases, and an
extremely full index to each. Mr. Edwanls has care
fully notei any distinctions that n^y exist between the
English and American law, and has added all the late
.\merican decisions.
Several copies of this valuable work just received and
for sale by E. J. H.\LE & SON, Fayetteville.
Bacon! llacon!!
10 IlHDS. prime SIDES, just received.
.\olice.—roe« \Vanlt*d.
rnO the farmers and citizens of the Counties of Dt^lin,
i, ayne, .Iohnstt»n. Harnett, ^loore, (’umberland,
Robeson, liladeu, ('oluiiibiis, Brunswick, New Hanover
anil Sampson:
The subscriber being desirous of purchasing a number
of likely young Negroes, of all classes and descriptions,
avails himself of this methol of informing those who
may h.ive such property to dispose of, that they would
do well to visit me at home, or aildress me at ('linton,
N. —for which they shall receive a visit. A word to
the wise is sufficient, as it is well un.lerstood that I pay
exceeding high prices,
EVERETT PETERSON.
Feb'y 14, l«o'J
Xejrroes for ^Tle.
/ iNL Nl-.(iPi(» Woman and one GIRL for sale. Ap-
' ' I’^y to Jas. G. Cook or
„ NEILL CARMICHAEL.
June 3, 1859. oy
IlmiNe and Lol lor sale.
^I^H.AT neat ami comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and
1 LOT. on Arch street, is for sale. It contains six ^
rooms, and is in good repair, with all necessary out- I
houses and a Well of gool water in the yard. It is con
venient to the business j>art of the town. Any inform
ation in regard to the above projierty can be had by
calling on H. (irahatii or R. W. Hardie.
June I. 18.">'.'. 19-t>w
Call and ^>iettle up.
VLL those indebte*! to me by Note or Account will
please call at my old Stand, Northeast corner Mar
ket Square, and settle up. In my absence Mr. T. B.
Newberry will atteml to collections and give receipts.
H. GRAH.V.M.
June 1, 18.'j9. 19-6w
.^late Kondw for Kale.
8T.VTE Coujion Bonds, ((,'oupons payable in New
York, on the 1st .ipril and 1st October,) in quaini-
ties to suit. .-V{>ply at the Branch of the Cape Fear
A. McLEAN.
June 1 mif
MOR MjOn\
ONE 24 inch Planing Machine "\orcro-^s 1‘nleiit,’' in
good running order with two extra setts knives, and
all complete.
Also, one good “matcher” or tongueing and grooving
■Machine, for flooring or ceiling, which does excellent
work and is in gooil order. Will be sold low on accom-
niodating terms by o. G. P:\RSLEY ^S; CO.,
Wilmington, N. C.
June 1. I!t-l0t
FOR SALi: Oil ri:ni\
V('ONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSP:, on Ilaymount,
near Mr. .1. C. Thom.son’s. For particul.irs enquire
of J. G. SHEPHERD, Esq., or
May 7.
COUPON BONDS FOR S.U.E.
The Western Rail Road Coniimny have for sale in
amounts to suit purchasers,
8-0,000 ol‘ the Coupon Bonds of the County of
Cumberland, bearing 7 per cent, interest, payable semi
annually on the 1st June and 1st of December, and run-
ninjr 20 years.
S'.Ml,000 of the Coupon Bonds of the Town ol
Fayetteville, be.aring 0 per cent, interest, payable semi
annually on the 1st January and the 1st of July, and
running 20 years.
These bonds were issued in accordance with law to
the Western Rail Road Co., to pjiy the County and Town
subscriptions respectively.
Persons having money will find these bonds (at the
price the Co. is selling them) a better investment than
any Bank Stock in the State.
For terms apply to C. B. MALLETT, Esq., Prcs’f, or
to JNO. M. ROSE, Treas’r
W^estern il. R. Co.
Fayetteville, Feb’y 20, 1858. 89tf
^125 Reward.
1WILL pay ?25 reward for the apprehension and con
finement in any jail, so that I get him again, of my
boy REUBEN, who ranaway on the 31st May last.
Reuben is about ^0 years old, about 5 feet 8 or 10
inches high, dark color, will weigh 150 to ltJ5 lbs.,
small eyes, very thick lips, and has a small scar on the
back of one of his hands, near the root of the thumb.
.\ml I will pay a further reward of $100 for proof suffi
cient to convict any white person of hajboring said boy
or seducing him from home.
JAS. C. McEACHIN.
Laurinburgh, Biclunond co., N. C., Jjme 10 [24tf
J. \V. IIAKER
Is now recelviiijr from tlie North the
largest, finest, and most carefully selected
stock of
ri K\i ri'Ki:
ever offered in this markei: which added to
!iis own manufacture, makes his assortment complete:—
all of which he will sell on the lowest jiossible terms for
cash or on time to punctual customers.
Fashionable painted cottage bed-rooni Fumiture in
setts; curled hair and shuck, and cotton Mattresses:
Looking Glasses; WiHow Wagons ami Cradles; Side
Boards; Bureaus; Secretaries and Book-Cases; What-
Nots; Tables, all sorts: W’ash Stands: Candle Stands:
Wardrobes; Picture Frames and (Hass; Window Shades;
Cornices; Curtain Bands; Sofas in Mahogony and Wal
nut; Tete a Teles; Ottomans; Divans and Stools; Chairs
of every variety.
Fine Ko.sewnod Piano.s, one with ^Eoliaii at
tachment; Rosewood Melodians, from the best manufac
tories in New ^ ork and Boston, warranted as gooil as
any made in the country, and will be sold at New York
prices—freight only added.
September 2. 4r>tf
illarble Faiclory,
A. M. CAMPBELL.
9tf
By liAlJDKIl,
TWO DftURS ABOVE C. T. !!.\Uill k SONS’ STORE
Fayelft'ville,
Jan’v 20, 18.S9 t>4-ypd
Trustee’s j^otice.
A LL persons having debts due against William R.
il. McKenzie must present them to me at iny Store in
the town of ('linton, on or before Tlitirsday the 11th of
August next. Having been appointed Trustee by said
McKenzie, for the benefit of his creditors, 1 will on the
aforesaid day, make a final arrangeiuent of said debts,
so far as there are funds in my hands so to do, anil ac
cording to the provisions of the Trust to me executed.
T. M. LEE. Trustee.
June 17, 1859 24tAll
FresU •Irrivals.
JUST received pr Steamer Fanny.
4 Bbls. Extra No. 1 M.VCKEREL (for retailing,)
10 h “ do. “ 1 do.
10 I “ do. “ 1 do.
10 h MESS SHAD;
80 Boxes (HIEESE;
100 Bags New Hulled BUCKWHEAT FLOUR;
Fulton Market Beef; Mess Pork; Goshen Butter, Pocket
Salt; Sugar; Coffee; Molasses; and every thing in the
provision line; which 1 will sell cheap for CASH or ex
change for country Produce.
C. TROY
Nov. 3, 1858. 60-tf
TAKE.lf IP,
^pAKEN up and committed to the Jail of Cumberland
I (,'ounty on the 15th inst., a NEGRO BOY’’, named
JOiIN BR.\CE or JOHN FRANKLIN, who says he is
free, and, that he came from Columbia, S. C. John is
small, a bright mulatto, and had on when taken up a
white wool hat and steel-mixed frock coat and pants.
The owner of said Negro is notified to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take him away, or he
will be dealt with as the law directs.
GEO. L. McKAY, Jailer.
Oct’r 15, 1868. 66-
100
E. F. MOORE.
Hav and Rice Straw.
BALES RICE STRAW,
5t •• Eastern Hav. For sa’e by
E. f! MOORE,
t wrini
"I  V B.VtiS fresh CORN, will be received on W'ednes-
iUU dav.
June 2ii, lh.'>'.'.
E. F. MOORE.
24-;5w
50
piowr*! Plows!! Plows!!!
NO. i; PLOWS;
50 No. 10 Plows;
50 No. 11 *•
25 No. 50 ••
25 No. 110 “
Points, Bars and Mould Boards to suit.
For sale by C. E. LEETE.
Jan’y 12 79-
Kutfer. ('iieese and Crackers.
-I /\ FIRKINS Goshen Butter;
J[\F 25 Boxes State Cheese: ;
10 Bbls. Soda and Butter Crackers.
Just received by C. E. LEETE.
Jan’y 12 79-
(liill ITet and Seine Twine.
LBS. Gill Net Twine;
OM 1''0 lbs. Seine ”
Just received by C. E. LEV'TE.
Jan’y 12 79-
THE MVKR
liWlCIORATOR!
PRKPARKn BY DR SA.VKORO,
ronipounited entirely from
IS OSK OF THK BEST PURdATIVK AXD LIVER MK
I HK'INKS now before the imhlic, th»t acts an a CaUtartir^
^anier, milder. And more effectual tluni any otlier n«dicine known.
It ii not only a CAithnriic^ but a lArer remedy, acting first on the
Airer to eW’t ite morbid matter, then on ttie stomach and bom’ttU
to carry off that matter, thus accomplishing two pnrpoeee effectii
ally, without any of the painful feelings experienced in the opern
tions of most Catharfics. It strengthens the system at the hmhiv
time that it purges it; and when taken daily iu moderate duM-N,
will strengthen and build ft up with anusuid rapidity.
The i^lTer it one of the!
humao tody; and when It
the powers of the STitem are ■
Is almost entirely dependent!
£irer for the proper perform-1
stomach is at fault, the bowels |
system suffers la consequence ‘
having ceased to do iu dnty.
gan, one of the proprietort
practice of more than twenty
wherewith to counteract the
It Is liable.
To prove that this remedy is
bled wixh l^f-ver Com-
has but to try a bottle, and |
These Gums rsmovo all
the system, supplying i.i their
InTif^rating tne stcmaoh,
IfurtfyliiBtlke blood,
whole machinery, remOTing
effecting a radical cure.
BlIlona attacks are
better, prevented, by
Liver liivl(^orator*
Oue dose after eating is snf-
and preyent the food from
Only one dose taken before
mare.
Only one doee taken at
genJy, and enres Co9*
One doee taken after each
9^ One doee of two tea^
l$lck Headache*
One bottle taken for fe-
eause of the disease, and
Only one dose immediately
One doee often repeated is
MTorbnSy and a preventive
Only one bottle is
system the effects of medi-
«9*One bottle taken for
lowness or unnatural color
One dose taken a short
gor to the appetite, and makes
One doee often repeated
rlioea in its worst forms,
Bowel complainu yield
One or two dosee cures at-
Children; there Is no surer,
the world, as it ne^^faiU.
99^ A few bottles cires
absorbents.
We take pleasure In recom-
preventive for Kever and
and all Kevers of a Bll-
with certainty, and thousands
wonderful virtues.
■9-Mix Watvr In the montli with the Iiivl*
and awallow both together.
THE LIVER INVIGGRATOR
IS A 8CIKNTIFIC MKDIOAL msOOVKRY, and !• daily
working cutm, almcxt loo m-Mt to ballere. It ciirw >• If by
magic, nm the ^rt lote givixg betnfit, and Mldom mor« tban
one bottu it reqnir^l to car* any kind of Liver romplaini,
from the wont Jaundxrt or to a common Utadurkf
all of which are the result of a iJlaeaaed i«lv«r«
PRICK OKI DOLLAK FBB BOTTLK.
Dr. SANFORO, Proprietor, X45 Broadway, New York
ReUlled by all Druggists. SoU aln
JAS. N. SMITH and S. J. HINSDALE,
Fayetteville, N. C.
62-ly
principal regulators of the
performs its functions well,
fally developed. The^marA
on the healthy action of the
ance of Its functions; wUet\ the
are at fault, and the whole
,of one organ—the 1^1 ver*-
For ihe diseases of that or-
has made it bis study, iu a
’years, to find some remedy
many derangements to whlcn
'at last found, any person trou
plaint, in any of its forms,
conviction tr> certain.
«, morbid or bad matter from
I place a healthy flow of bile.
. . causing food to digest well,
PHi| giving tone and health the
I the cause of the disease—
[Cured, and, MrUat U
jthe occasional use of the
ficieot to relieve the stomach
[rising and soaring.
I retiring, prereou Nlght-
{night, loosens the bowels
tlveneM.
I meal will cure Oy^spepsla
ispoonfuls will always relieTe
[male obstruction removes th«
makes a psrfect cure,
relieves Cbollc, while
a sure cure for Cbolera
of Cbolera*
needed to threw out of the
cine after a long sickness.
Jaundice removes ^1 sal
from the skin.
time before eating gives vi-
food digeet well,
cures Cbronlc DIai**
while Summer and
almost to the first dose,
tacks caused by Worms in
safer, or speedier remedy in
•s
s,
fiS'
o'
jmandinK this madiclne a a
^ ARwe, Chill Kevcr,
^ lloua Type. It oparatM
are willing to teatlfj to iu
Uropsjr, bjr excltinc the
TAXES! TAXE»!!
I WILL attend at the Market House in the Town of
Fayetteville, on FRIDAY, TIIE 1ST DAV OF JULV
next, for the purpose of collecting the Taxes ilue, on
subjects taxed without being listed, viz; —
Circus Rider.s, Stage Players, Itinerant Singers, In-
sunince Companies. Hank Agencies, Brokers. Expre^s
Companies, Hilliard Tables. Bowling Alleys, Livery
Stables, Dentists, Portrait Painters, Vendors of Playing
Cards, Lightning Rods, Auctioneers, Merchants, Ready-
Made Clothing. Patent Medicines, Peddlers.
F’or the benefit of those engaged or interested in
either branch of the above business. I append the
87th Section of the Kevenue Law from which they will
discover wnat tne peniitfy i» , , .
respective Taxes:
87 Ever3' person
uci'i^nri'enAfcu .u iTt as per schedule B., without
having previously received a license as required, shall,
in addition to the taxes, forfeit and pay one hundred
dollars, to be collected by distress or otherwise, by tbe
sheriff, one-lialf to his own use, and the other half to
the use of the State.”
HECTOR McNEILL, Sheriff.
June 15, 1859
!«iTATIO:¥ERY.
In addition to our present stock we are receiviug
150 Reams Paper,
Embracing every variety of
CAP, LETTER,
BATH LETTER,
COMMERCIAL NOTE,
BILL HEAD,
FOLIO POST.
and NOTE PAPERS.
60 M. ENVELOPES, of every description.
1 case English and American SLATES, assorted sixes.
100 gross STSEL PENS; Pen-holders; School Ink-Stands;
VISITING CARDS; BLANK BOOKS, &c.
E. J. HALE & SON.
Feb’v 12
Dictionary ot Congress, by Laii-
nian;
Tressilian and his Friends, by R. Shelton McKenzie;
Thousand Chances to Make Money," by Freedley;
“Mrs. Partington’s Carpet Bag of Fun”;
Sylvester Sound; Handy Andy;
Flush Titnes of .\labama; Party Leaders;
School Books; &c., 6ic. Just received.
April 2;} E. J. HALE & SON.
Scouring ot the White Hor»e;
“What W^ill He Do With It?” by E. Bulwer Lytton;
Mill's System of Logic, &c. Also, further supplies of
School Books. Just received.
Feb’y 12 E. J. HALE i SON
The Sociahle, or lOOl Home Jk~
musements; The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table; Lec-
tuies of Lola Montes; Chronicles of the Bastile, ilbiH-
trated: The Magician’s Own Book; Living and Loving;
Livingstone’s Travels; Live and Learn: The Power of
Prayer, by Prime; School Books, &c., &c.
Further supplies, just received.
Jan’y 31 E. J. HALE & SON.
Further Supplier or Books.
The AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1859;
FATHER AND DAUGHTER, by Miss Bremer;
“WHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT,” by Bulwer;
SCHOOL BOOKS, &c., &c.
March 7 E. J. HALE & SON.
A
Colton’s fountain l§cenery.
FURTHER supply just received.
E. J. HALE & SON,
May 19.
Dr. Kane’s Arctic Explorations,
Cloth, Sheep and half Calf Binding. Further supplies
just received. E. J. HALE & SON.
April 20.
A new and complete IVorth Ca
rolina FORM BOOK, compiled from the best sources,
and intended as a companion fo Cantwell’s Justice.
April 2. E. J. HALE * SON.
Devereux’s Kinnie’s Blackstoiiej
reduced to Questions and Answers, upon the
Kinnie’s Blackstone, one Volume; Drake on Attachment.
For sale bv E. J. HALE & SON.
Nov’r 11.
Webster’s Elementary Impelling
Book, for sale by E, J. IIALB & SON.
]%ew Volumes of
Supreme Court Reports*
JUST published, volume 5 Jones’s Law Reports, aiid
volume 3 Jones’s Equity Reports, of Decisi^'S in
the Supreme Court of North C»rolina. For sale by
Feb’y 10 E. J- HALE & SON.
('bapman*8 Sermons, sixth edition; the
i dist by Miriam Fletcher; Life at Three Score, by iJarne.,
I Songs of the P. E. Church; The Psalmist, with suppte-
i nient; Clarke’s CoDUueutary, &c. „
Juke 11. E. J. hale & soy,