STATE OF AORTH €AROLl?l A
ROBESoy COUNTY.
Fall Term, ISo'J.—In Equitj.
Elijah Hynl and wife Mary Ann, and John A. Hill, an
infant, by his next friend Elijah Byrd, vs. Moses
Gardener and wife Myrania Ann, Solomon Hill,
(’aiharine Hill, lliehard Brewer and wife Elizabeth,
James Hill, Nancy Hill, Annis Hill, Edward Hill.
Andrew Hill, Davidson Flynn and wife Milly, George
Grinijiloy and wife Sarah, and Elias J. Horne.
IT apjicuring to the satisfaction of the Court that Ed
ward Hill, .Vudrew Hill and Oeorge Grimsley and
wife Sarah, are non-residents of this State, it id order
ed, that laiblication be made for six weeks in the Fay
etteville Observer, a newspaper published in the town
of Fayetteville, notifying the said Edward and Andrew
Hill and ile^rfre Grimsley and wife, to appear at the
next term of the (’curt of Eimity, to be held for the
(’ounty (if Kobeson at the Court House in Lumberton,
on I he 4th Monday in March next, and plead, answer
or demur, or a decree will be rendered pro confesso a.“
to them
^^itTlC'«. K. S. French, Clerk and Master in Eijuity.
in and for the County of Robeson, the -1th .Monday in
September, A. 1). 1859.
B. S. FRE*V’H, C. vt M. E.
Oct'r 18 '>0*t3w
}»»TATi: OF .\OKTII C'A ROMA A,
( I'.MllKKLAND Ci)UNT\.
Court of I’leas and (Quarter Sessions, SepteiulHjr lerm,
!(>•>;>.
.^largaret So-'-soms vs. llt-ir.s at Law of Amos Seeisoms.
I’etition for Dower.
IT :i}'}>earing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
.V'.fxandtr Si s'oins, one of the defendants in this
case, ro'ido' bcyoii.l tlic limits of tltc State, It is or
dered tli:it pulilu-atioti lie ui.ade for six weeks in the
F.tveitevilk' (ib.'vrvtr for tlie said .Alexander Ses.«oms to
fic'aii'l a;»i>ear at • ur next Court of I’leas and (Quarter
to I'o held for the County of ('uiiiherlatid. ai
tlie ’.iurt House in Fayetteville, on the first .Monday of
l)iM eiiil>er. -\. I). and then and there plead or
aiiwcr to said petition, or it will be heard cx parte,
and a lecree entered accordingly.
Witness. Jesse T. Warden, Clerk of our said Court,
the first MuiiJ.av of Septciiiber, A. D.
05--,1] ■ J. T. WARDEN, Clerk.
STATFOF AORTH I’ iROLIAA,
\! )NTG( >-M EIt V C >CNTY.
C.iurt lif rieas ;ind (Quarter .'Sessions, ()ct’r Term
James C. ( lark vs. Daniel 1’. Clark. .Vrchibald C. Clark.
Calvin Buie and wife Ellen Buie.
Petition for Dower.
IN ihi' case, it ajipearing to the satisfaction of the
('• :;rt that Aivhi>iald C. 'lark. one of the defendants
in thi case, noi an inhabitant of this State. It i?
tlierefire 'rdere'l by the t’uurt, that publication be
ni .de in Fayetteville '^>server. a newspaper published
in said town of Fayetteville, for .«ix succe-sive week',
notifying tlie said defendant to be and appear before the
justice' of our -aid eourt, to be held I'or the cotinty of
.^^lntg■'lll.‘ry. at the Court Uo;,se in thi town of Troy,
on the tir-t M«nd:iy in .lanuary next, then and there to
plead, aii-wer or demur, ot the same will be held pro
Confe-'V as to him.
Witnc". J 'tin M. Lennar., ('’lerk of nr said court, at
"ttice. thi- the fir't .^londw^• of (.)ct-'}>er A. I>. li''-j'J.
6^-fit*] .JOHN McLennan, r. c. c.
.^oiit;;oiu(‘ry Superior I'ourt oi
fall term
;.;uel 11. Christian "s. .John T. Andrews.
• •ri^inal Attachment.
IT apj)earing t- th. -ati-friction of the Cowrt that the
■viV-n l.mt. Jt o. T. Andrews, i- not an inhabitant of
•iii .'^rate. D lieref.->re ordered by the Court, that
p .'■11 '■ =’ n adi in the Fayetteville Observer, for
'ix Wfiks. for tiie said Jno. T. .\ndreW' !.■ appear at
' .le ne -r Term >f t/uurt, t-: be held fur the »'lunty
f M 'ti’tT' iiiery -t ; jie Court House in Troy, on tlie last
.NI 'd:iy in F«'’'tuary I"''.'*, and answer. re)>levy or
i ■ 11 T-. the saniv, otlierwise judgment pro confessO will
■ c • -k. n ag -in-! him.
WiiTies'. .lames B. Ballard, Clerk of our said C 'irt.
• t ofiii e. the la-t M .nday in .\ugu't ,\. l>. Is.j'j. and in
the "Itn year of .\meric.4n In lei>eudence.
I-' .. 1 the l.’*)t:- dttv of October iJ'-Sl*.
J'AME.- B. BALLAKD. C. S. C.
^oiil;;oiiier% Mii|K‘rior Court ol
FALL TEKM.
E. r. L. Barringer vs. John T. .\ndrews,
Original Attachment.
I T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the ■
det'eii iant, John T. .\ndrew', is not an inh.aliitant of
this State, It is ordered by the Court, that publication
be made iti the Fayetteville >hserver for six weeks, fjr
the s.ii.l .Ino. T. Andr- w to appear at the next Term of
this i'ourt. to V»e held for the County of Montgoioery. at
the t'ourt House in Troy, on the la.st Monday in Fe>i-
ruary I'';'*, .md .iiiswtr, replevy or plead to the .same,
otherwi'e jiid^menf pro confesso will f>e taken again't
him.
^^itne". .Tames B. Ballard, ('lerk of our sai'l Court,
at office, the last Monday in .August A. D. !>•'>'., tind in
tiie >'4th year of .American Independence.
This, :i.jth day of October IH,")'.*. 1
‘ JAMES B. BALLARD, C. S. C.
Southern Plows, Corn Shelters, &e.
A. F. MAVHEK A CO.^
Ao. •> I V(**ey street,
NEW-YORK (TTY.
\F. M. .V Co.. would r -j.ectfully inform Southern
. -Merchant-and Dealers in .\gricultural Implements,
that they are still tiiariuf;;eturing all kind-, if b .'.h Steel
and Iron Southf'rn IMow.-. I’low Ca-ting^. Corn Sheller-.
(irain Cradle-. H.iy and Stalk Cutters. Fan Mill-. Store
Fruek'. (i‘-ird*‘n and ( .iiiul Barr^*ws. fjitj Gear Segment
Casting'. ,vc., -Vf . exfiressly for the Southern iVide.
\1.- ; -in h:tnd, all kinds of .A _'ricultural and Hortii.-ultu-
ral Iniplement>.. .Machinery, ,‘'eed«. Fi-rtilizi^rs, \r., Acc.,
which we •■11 at L'>WEK prices than any other hou'e
in the Lnited W i- have a Descriptive Wliolesale
I’l dfut which we will furnish on aj.plication
by ri. i,l or otiierwise. .\11 fioods warrante'i to be a«
r- oie-.:n.«,l. A. F, MAYHER & CO.,
.''end f'lr our I’rice Li.at. No. :,l Vk-kv .St.. N. Y.
Suec-s'or, to John Mayher & C.,.
\'h" established the busine--^ in IHjo.i
Sept .J. Ix.y 4*; .;mi]ir
RK'IIARO.MKVS
llilNlI LI\F.\S, imilSiiS, """
/ (oN."I .\Ihll.'' ot !li:har'l'jn'~ Linens, and those
' clc'ii iiu- of ■■'■taining the genuine good«. «ee
that the article- they pure|ia«P are se.nied with the full
name of the firm. RICH.VRDSGN, SJNS .vOWDE.V
a guarantee of the s„iiri(|ness an'l durability of the
Thi caution i'^ rendere.l c««entially nece'Sary as
lar;;.- iiantiti. - of inferior and defective Linens are
lTef,.;re.l, hca-..n after season, and sealed with the
nano, of IMCH,\KDSON. by Iri'h H.oise-. who, re
gard:.of the injury tliu« itiflicie'l alike on the Ame
rican e,;!..iMiiier ani t lie itianiifaciiirers of the genuine
go ids. will iMit leaijily ahatidon a business lio profit
able. \shib* puTi.'h'.i^ei ' can lie imjiosed on with goods
d'a Worthle-^ eliaracK-r.
J. BLLL(>cke J. B. LJCKE.
.Agents (Jhurch .St., New York.
June 11, (jni*pd
Tin* ol* Hai'iietl are rc*-
■ jue'ted I., meet at the Court House in Summerville, on
Ab.iiday the 12th December, to appoint Commissioners
t'! lay ofi lots. \c.. in the newly estafilished county seat,
I.illington. an«l fvr the transaction of such other busi
ness as may come before the Court.
R- c. BELDEN, Ch’m.
Nov 1'.*
. ' arolmian cojty twice.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Il’^ILL BE SOLD, at the late residence of James
Tt \ouug. Sr., deceased. Bulloch cotmty, Ga., on the
first Tuesday in December next, the following property,
belotging to the estate of the said Jatties Young, to wit;
2*2,135 acres of I’ine. Oak, Hickory, and rich Bay Land,
on the (Central Rail Hoad, in Scriven .and lUtlloeh eoviti-
ties, on the great Ogeechee rive’’, and trom 55
miles from the city of Savannah; five large and well im
proved IMantations, in a high >late ot cuUiv:ition. wit 1
cotninodioiis L>welling Hou.'-es, Negro, tiin. and all ot itr
out Mouses commonly on tarius. On the H«uiiestea
pl.ace. is a splendid mansioti. .all the huihlings niw. 1
fine saw. grist, smut and flowering mill, in lull
Fifteen tracts of these, are heavy and i-
bered. on which are several Hne t
and improvements. The timbers are
and verv valuable—convenient to >nvann.ih. one of
tfie best lumber and timl'cr markets in the w or , *•'''
ing the advantage of the great Ogeechee rn cr. , one of
the best rive-s south for rafting.) an.l the great (. U.
R. of (Jeorgia p.issing through it-this road alone, buy
millions of feet of .-^mall luml.er f..r rej.air' along the
line; besides, there are thousands o: large trees on tliese
lands that will bring from Slo to ]ier slick or tree,
in Savannah market. These Luids are also valuable for
Mgricultur.al purposes—over bushels ] er acre arefbe-
quently produced on the bay lan'l. .\] ple> peaches,
pears, cherries, an^l grapes. gi"W well—t"o hours on
the rail road will land this tvuit in .''avattnah, where
it commanils a good price, und.-ixiy lioure horet'
New York, one of the best fruit tnarketb in the world.
Sea Island atid L'plati'l Cotton, do well.
la.lhJS acres of Land, lying in Bulloeh county, con
sisting of sixteen tracts, t hirteen oi -.■.lid tracts in one
body, and bounded as follows: n.>rthwardly by lands of
E. Beasly. D. Hendricks. T. Hcn lricks, J. Hendricks.
T. Evans,and-Mrs. Fend.; westwardly by J. Hendricks.
(;. D. Mallard. .M. Moore, and J Dixon: South by L.
Lanier. E. Wells. lL>dges 1*. Brower, and M. Donald
son; easiwardly by the grc.it O.gecehee river. Another
tract, 54Ki acres, boiiudcl uortliward atid weaiwaril by
M. Doualdson; south by Dr. t'oleman, and east by the
great t)geechee river, .\nother of >aid tracts.
acre'', bounded west by E. -\Ucn; south by .\kius;
east by H. Lanier, an 1 north by H. Lanier, .iiiother
tract of *2h5 acres, eas: Iiy vacant land; >outhwest liy va-
catit, and northwest by land of .John Miller; als'- ••nc tract
in Scriven county, containing ,»>.» acres, bi iindc 1 iiorth-
wanlly by lands of S. Burk, Mrs. ll)irl>er. Dix.ui. and
Burk: easiwardly by Burk and Thoma.-; Burii'; south
and west hy Thimias Burns ui'i tlie great Ogeechee
river; oue-half mile frotii .Nil 1'. 1!. 11. .\noiher tract.
425 acre', bounded southwardly and westw.udly by
Thomas Barber, and northwardly and e.a-twa^-illy by
(,’oopcr's laii'l. Another tract of 2,3’2’2 at re.', b'.iun'le'l
north by Leeand wc't wardl}’by Holliii'i'Wo; tii. 'I'iiomp-
Sijuanil J. (':imeron: east an^l n >rthwar'lly by Evati'.
Cameron, M. ore atel W.!-,.tl, .Another tract, 2’iO acre',
bounded southward ami ea-tward by Uni. S. ,M*">re;
we.>t by Lee, and nurtli Ky U. ni.'. .V'l thee land.' are
well watered.
About f.iur .ir five hundred head >f fine h^'gs will be
sid^l a'.sii: about thirty he d .jf muK s ati 1 Imrsc^. w -.^oc'.
carts, titnber carriaL’c'. two -..r r ' .i c set.' ’t ' ’i, ■ k.'Uii;;; '
ti:-I-;, one y"ke ■ f xeii. f.nir t fiv.. c.ii^'ii :_;ii>. and
other ] lantati.in t.>oU .ni l implcinen:'. ui; ■ i-t ir^n cane
mill, au'l hou'ehoM ,in'1 kitchen furniture.
Terms. — .\11 -ums un ler five'I'lll.irs. c I'h .111 .lelivery:
per-'inal property will be sold on twelve ni mths crc'iit.
small note', iniere't from .i.itc. with t v..■ api r"v, i-ecu-
riiifs; the real C'tate will be ''^M. on> -t' ;irin payaMeii.
three month*, the >' i'ance in one un^l t w year- u
n-iteJ to be;»r iiiterc't fri'in 'laic, and ! e '■•■■’;;■: ■! i
mortg.affe ■•ti the land, and at ’iea-t . lo- r iw ■= 1 cii-
dor'er'. I’urcha-er' inying f^r title'.
I’ersons wishing information by letter, will piea-ieaii-
dress Jno. Camlron, at O-.i-echee O., r^criven "o.,
Georgia.
I’ersons wishing r 1 x.amine the
itivited to call on J i.n ( ainer .n.
wii.i will take j^b a'Urc in uivin;; a
quiit^l,
I’er'ons wi'hing to purchs'e can hti.i a map of the-
Ian 1-i at the e^litors' othce.
Additional time will fie given ?■ heivv jio.relii-.T'.
J AMKS VoLN(;.
JNO. CVMl IlttN.
.\1! the heirs beinsr of a"«». lii’e- u’l l.iol re-l
.'^ale t ‘ c-'titinue from lay d .y 'ill ;
t»ct. 1'7, I''.',;).
M
II
:in' j‘t* ■’ t ull V
:»r N (*'. n.
i I ii-- ai ‘ 'n rt*-
A in
Dr. Bronson h.avinjrlieen «■• t'lr ry bi.-. l t.\ n-un.i-
tion, as ti- l>e cnsi lere^l ^-ev 'ti'l all i ■]■>• ■•f rec">>'\ bv
tlie most eminent of the medical }ir'^;'. -i..n, aiel ,i%-' by
himself—a regular phy>^ician nf twenty years practice
—a*i a la't resort. conc-ivel the i^lea of .\N \1,\ 7.INi
THE BLo()D, and applying the -ubject of [ihy-d..l-ly
to the more imrncliute connection, an'l elf'ect of the
state of the blood up'in the health uiel \vsrem. Tin-
t^sult has been the production of this •Bl.'Xil) F*>1>.'
from the ii'e of which Dr. IJroti'on was re'tore 1 to per
fect health. Within six tii'inil.; after it' intrn .... ; i^iti.
■ iver two thou'an'l cori'uniptives were efFectua'.’v ctir-d
by it. If yi.iu have any complaints of a consumptive
ten'lency. Cough, Cold. Head-ache. I’alpitati'-n of the
Heart. L"-5s of Aj'petite or I’ain in the .''i'le. lo'c no
time in procuring a bottle of the -‘BLiM)!) FO'»D." If
you are suHeritig from Nerv ;us I> bilitv. or V'Oir si*-ep
is br'iken ati'l di-turbed. if y^mr .''jiirii' are I'ep:t -sci.
■r your Or^an- iielaxe'l. you will fin-l in thi' an un-
fiiling reme'ly. by -)mriiericing with ten 'irop-, if
your Liver is t"rj>i'l or 'li-ea-'- l in any m.i’itier what
ever, one or two >. .tt'c- will V.e -ure t-' invig .rate, ati'l
hring it into lively and healthv a ti'ti. In the m .'t
J inveterate ca>e, ,f'Dy-p.-j , t'l,.. p.t;.-i,! .-an lore find
: the ni'.'t efiicient an'l il rdief. l.cnefir Is
, ways experience.! after ? . .n:; .ji v .ne f. .itle. In Male
' or Feniale C imi.l.-iir;'. .-.1 \V . the 'ifb-rer.
i after trying ■■ther retaeiie- ir. v in re-t a'-^urcl,
that a cen.ain cure will ret-ot- f, •■;. t'-io u.:p -.f tw-o or
three bottles. The‘-BI.o»D Fi'dji i. elle,^ .in jill
case- 'f Krupti'.n-. Salt [theum. .ci ,- :’:i ;,nd .ther like
complaint . I’ale ari'l eiij.ici.ateil chi].Iren and a'lnlts
j are imme'liately benefitte.l f)y it.^ u»e. It gives strength
I tii the b'-'ly. and color and liP.-iuty to the k-n. I’hv-
j '^ici-'ifisof Jill sch>fds are using it with wori'ler^'.il .iiiece-s.
For full directions, see circular'. I’rice-'r-l perfn.ttle.
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■'IVUMIO.J H'llJ.VV.t.VI '11(1 (l!« no' flaimaiiajil uj
l.aiid for Kale.
^Pll 1. Buh^criber oflers for sale two Tracts of Land; one
1 111 the upper end of Marion District, S. C., (on which
fie now resi.les. ■ lying on both sides of Little Tee Dee
tiivcr, at Mclnnis’ Bridge, containing 600 acres, with
a com oitaMe Dwelling and all out-houses, nearly all
new^ If other near Alfordsville, in Robeson county,
further information,
Dist S 'c Mclnnis’ Bridge, Marion
.1 PAISLEY' ALFORD.
AliiK.\T WA.^TKD
rro Solicit Orders for our $1.^, §•>„, ’^05 p^^enf
I .Sewtng Mach.ne.s. .Sahiry ^;4(. per month, with ex
penses paid. It IS a practical machine for everv fami
ly: o .imple in its construction that a chihl can learn
to run It, an'] half an hour’s experience will enable a
lady to operate with it well. Warranted equal to any
f'l/h [.rice'l machines. Addres.s ^
1. HALE Jr. & (’(>.,
Newburyport, Mass.
.V. J'). C8*vt
Sohl by CHURCH ,Sc DL^PONT, Druggists,
No. ■j*> Mai'len Lane,
New York,
And liy all respectable Druggists throughout the
country.
Nov 11, 1850 Oii-ly
FOR MAI.ft).
4 A A CASKS fresh Lime;
4UU “ White do.;
10(( Bbls. ('ement;
500 ISags Corn;
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt;
10 do. Blown do.
T. S. LUTTERLOH.
' 05-3W
Herrins:? Herrin^!!
ry r HALF and whole BdIs. Herring, for sale by
O GOLDSTON & FCLi.ER.
Nov 14
.Iiiwl Rec'ei%e«i.
1500 by ^ for
Oct 2H
R. MITCHELL.
(jJtf
WAATKD.
VL.MIGE quantify of «’OTTON and LINEN RAGS,
for which fair prices will be paid. ’
DAVID MUKl'HY.
Aug. 17 41.
VI*.71. •WcJK:*!I*,
Attorney at Law,
Fayettkvillk, N. C.
liriLL attend the County and Superior Courts of
Cumberland. Harueti. Moore and Robesou Coun
ties. Prompt attention giv*»n to th« collection of all
claims oiitrusteil to hii* hauila.
Oct. 17. lS.-)0.
H. W. HORNE,
.f TT00 .!•#; !• .f T Mj*a II*,
■VY be found at the Dtlice of Wni. B. WrigJit. Esq..
near the (’ourt House.
June J^O. is.'i'.i. i!8-n
.JOSKPII H \KKK, .Ik.,
A r r o K ^ i: v \ t r a \v ,
taken an office tiext diKirto Win. IV ^\ right s l.aw
OtTice on Green Street. He will attend and praetiv'e
in the ('ountv ati'l .''ujHTior Courts I'f Cnmberlan 1.
Blt'leti. Robeson and .''amp*"n.
March •-’3. iSoM. T'-'if
RORV llfAAIR,
fiiif/ f'oitnsrHor at gjtur,
Ll MBEUTON. N i’
14"1I.L ai.eud and practice in the County and Superior
}} Cour s of Robeson. Richnion'.l and Cuinl>erlaud.
.Ml business intruste'l to him will receive promjit at
tention and c'dlections jiunctually remitted.
Oct. t). i8.')>>. ' r>'>tf
.lOHA P. FI I.I.KR.
Attorney and foiinsellor at Law,
WILl. t'KVCTll K I.N TIIK ('DVKTS Of
Kobcsoti, (.'umberlaiiil, ('ulunibus and Bluden.
office at Lumberton, Robe»>on Co., N. C.
July 5.
P. .1. fl\t'i.AIR,
Attorney and founsellor at Law,
Vayetteville. N
ll^'ILL ]>ractice in the ('ourts of Robeson. Cumbcrl.ati'l.
\) Harnett ami Bichmond Pfonijit attention
given to all busine's entrusted to hin.
Feb'v IS.')',* S'l-
WORTII A: 1 Ti.FV,
Forwarding and General (’onimission
Merchants,
rutfrrfrrtllp^ .V. i\
J. A. wonrii. i7:.‘tf J>s. i ti.ey.
R. n. orri:ll.
TURPENTINE INSPECTOR.
'■pllosr, ' -tiding their Spil■i^^ Turis'ntine to me may
I relv u]-'n it to have jaompt atwl careful attentiuu.
NIv w;-rehoiiM- ai.- fronting the wh.arvj-s an'l near the
river.
.■^ept'r I-;. I-'-". 4.^)tf
o\vi:\ VARitRoi cai.
^VE thi:- l.iy •■.•-•;-re'l ini' ('''pa;tner»hip for the
pi.rp '-t ;i:iii':i' ting the
; roniiuis>ion and Forwarding Business,
in all its liranidie'. in Wili.iingtoti, an>i will give j'roinpt
JKT' iial attention to all fui'itiC'S ent rusted to theircare.
I.-oi-ral ca'li advaticc-j will be ma'le on C'>l-signmeiil'of
■ uiitry Prc.iiiee.
--r iMiice on N-u h Water St , over H. Vonglahan's
Store. .John w «*wen
o. s. YARBKoUtiH.
'"'ilining' -n. o ’ ’J". l^-^'. '•!-
U III. II. TI RLI \I;T0\.
Coiiiiiiis^i4»ii .llercJiaiiit^
\\ il.MlNfiToX, N, (’
\l’’l!.I. giv.- 'pe.-l il HUeiit; in to the -.ale i.r shipment
Tf 'if .iil -Na\al .''t'lre'. (' tt.m. Flour. Timlier. an.l
•'ihcr Country |.r'dure
Uctei' t"; il. U .''avaire, ('■I'ihier B-uik of Ca]»e Fear.
Wi’,!iiirn_:..n; .In -. Daw'..n. I’res't Wilmingt >11 P.raiich
B.ink ot ,\ !:h t'ari'litia: W . H. .I"ne'. (_’;ishier Raleigh
Branch B.-iiik "f Cape Fear.
N..V 1>.V* t’..')-tf
II Mini-— ‘ W IIMIKI'J’* A. J. lloWELI.L.
HARRISS & HOWELL,
('ommission and Forwarding Merchants.
wilml\;tmn, X. (’.
t»'-t. 17. 1>'" .'i>'-lYiHl
ROKFRT II. COW A A,
Ucnera! t’ommission •IMerchattt^
WIL.MINCTON, \. (’.
()I'ice South Corner Market and Water utrwets, up-stairs.
t»' t. 1.;. l ''‘. 57-1 Y
T. t . A: II. ii. WORTH,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
WlL.MiNdTON, N.
.lan y l‘o'.t .‘'Itf
W, H .\LLENZ' [J. M. CLARE-
ALLE\ fLAKK,
Com III i««»i»ii .TI e relia II
W lLMlNiT‘*N. N.
IIE\LKKS IV IJME. I'LISTEK, ( KMKVT, HAIK, Ar.
.Vgeiit-i for Ru>h .SC *rreU's Line of Steaniers.-v^^
MR(>MPT per-onal attention given to con-iignments o
I .\av.-il .'^t'.res. I'otton or other Country I'rixlucc, for
.tale or shipment.
.(any 1'.', 1^■V.•. Ki
ll. GKAllA.^l/
WIlj.MINflTON, N. il
l'i;''ILL give jirompt and iiers>nal attention to all con-
T| 'ignments of Sjiirits Turjientine. Rosin, Tar and
Turp-ntine. and all country produce for sale.
>fTice UJ) stairs, over the store of Mr. Vonglahn,
anil joining Lutterloh's Wharf, .North Water street.
.June '2'',. L’otf
JOSEPH R BLOSSOM,
r o ?i n 1o
A N I)
Forwarding Merchant,
ll''iliuins£ton, *V.
Jf^iy^Tfc-ipt personal attention given to all Consign
ments, and ('ash advances made on Produce to be shipped
to other ports or soM in this market.
Feb. 12, 1H55. 67tf
.IAS. r. SMITH.] [.MILKS CO.STI.\
JAS. C. SMITH & CO.,
fV#r/«r«, f'oMtHission and M'or~
tvardiH^i' • lierrhant^.
WIL.MINGTON, N. C.
I)RoMPT attention given to .sale of TI.MBER. LUM-
BEK. N.W.VL .STollE.S ami all kinds of Produce.
Liberal adv.ancements made on Consignments.
Refer to E. P. Hall, Pres’t Branch Bank of State.
H. R. S.w.MiK, ('ash'r Bank Caj)e Fear. John D.\wso\,
Esq.
July ■-'((, I80O 33-f5mos
A CARO.
A WORD TO MY OLD FRIENDS—
^pilOSE persons for whom I have been .attending to
1 P.anking business for years;—I am still willing to
serve you with the same promptness that I have always
done; and to others that may want discounts, Pension
business, &c., &c I ofi'ermy services, with a promise
of strict attention. JAS. G. COOK.
June 27, 1859. 2Gtf
B()( )K-HLN DI \G
IN all its kinds, executed with neatness and despatch.
Small jobs when done must be paid before delivered'
THOS. H. TILLINGHAST.
Opposite the Female High School, Hay Street
Ma^I4, 18^». i4_iy
Roofini^ and Guttering',
Done at short notice, by
€. W. /% ADREWI§I,
, market SqUARE.
Oot’r 4 ^ 55.
faai:ttevii-i-.e hotei>,
T. Proi’hiktor.
i « rpHIS, the most comutodious Hotel in Noith
J. Carolina, fronting 800 feet on Tlay and
JifJifl,. Donaldson Sirt'cts. located in the centre of the
bus;neps portion of the town, and stirrounded by all
the Banking Hotise.'^. Wholesale .Mercltants and princi
pal Proiluce Ik'alcrs.
Business men will find the Hotel a convenient
and comfortable house.
All the Stages arrive and depart from this Hotel.
Fayetteville. Oct. 1. 1S.'»S. 51-
siii-:>nvfOLL iiosFsio.
!>( i'r> ,ii stritt, II ft u' /uo/-,s \orth
aj thr Marh,-':.
> rpHH Sulwcriber desires through this tnedium
1 lo .-J.'kowlo'lge the liluo-il patronage tx'stow-
* *cl upoii lii> HoU'e the l ist year- and as he
has just erected Ni-w Stables ami Carriage Shed conven
ient to ihe Hou'e ami to water lie takes jileasure in say
ing to liis pati'ons au«l the public generally, tiiat he ss
still propaie'l to accoi'iniodate them with transient and
pcriiMiiciit lio.iid. ;imi resp»‘ctfully sidicits a continuance
of the li'ieral patronage In'retotbre received. Every ex-
erii"ii oil l.is part shall be used to render them comforta
ble during their sojourn with him. His table is always
supplied with the best the market atl’ords.
P. SH EM WELL.
March 24, 1S.58. SG-tf
W 4 1 E H O V S I
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
n^pHE under'igiied atmounces to the public
1 that he ha“ taken charge of the above Es-
t abiisiimetit, and i'prepared to accommodate
l>')aiib r', liy the 'lay, week or month. .Vnd
he assuies all who may favor him with their iiatronag-,
that he will eii'leavor to give perfect satisfaction. Tal le
stijijilicd with the best ilie market afl'ords.
J.AS. G. SMITH,
(ioldsboro'. J.an V IS'i'.t Nl-lyr
laliorer*« Wanted.
^|'’HE Western R. R. Co. wish to employ
I I'l to .'1') l,.VB*HtER.S. lo work 011
.Section No. 1 (. 2 4 miles from Fayette
ville. to whom tlu-y will pay ?1 25 per
'lay.
Bv order of the I’resiilent and Directors.
JAMES F. MARSH.
.Siip't of Section 14.
Nov r 2 ft8tf
Ni:AJtK.T AM> QI K’KK.^T
ROl Ti: TO TIIE RAII.ROAll!
HOLMKS & IJOBINSOX’S
FOIK H(»kSE STH.E L1\E TO KKWNSVILLE,
VII WUiSAW,
Is the h"rto't ami m"'t oxpe litiou-' f'lr travelers going
North or .South. I.-aving Fayetteville everv day at
2 ..'cb.ck P. M. THRoCCH IN TEN HOCUS.
The traveling ]'ul>lic wh" wouM stinly their comfort
ati'l coiivenienc. will take the W .r«aw .Stage.
fli-t: THltoi (ill TICKETS TO W ELDON may be
ha'l at the .Slatre Office. Fayetteville.
.\ug 5, Is.V.i. ;lfs-ly
Lr'l"rKKl. >H*S LINK.
^TE.\.\IEK ••F.VNN\" leave' Fayetteville every Mon
day ami Thur''i iy morning, at 15 minute'after Sun-
rixe; aji'l \N ilmington Tue- lay and Fri'lay. at o’clock,
—carrying ]>»'senger ati'i freight.
.sit‘aiii(-r --.soC 1 11 ERN ER." with a full complement
ol' Flats, makes one or more trip' per week, as circum
stances may require.
teamer --RoW.XN" will be re-
he will then take her place in
T ,s I,lTTKHI,OH
5]-If
The acci'lent to the
paireil in a few day-^.
the line
Oct r 4. 1 ''.'1'*.
WAV LI\E.
f H.WE associated with me. in this line. Mr. John K,
Dailey, and will style thr firm ORRELL \ D.\1I.EV.
W e have purchased the .Steamer .Soi TiiEnNER. and in
a few days, will have a New Fl-it eniployeil with her.
Those favoring u^ with their {>atronage may rely upon
prompt despatch, by aj'plying to .Mr. Dailey on board,
or to me at my office. R. M. ORRELL.
. .M. 0KKKI.L.
•March 2''«. 1^5^*
JunX K. IIAII.KT.
8(H,»-tf
IIEATAI. AOTII'E.
I iR, R. SCo rr offer* his i-rofessioiial services to Uie
1 f Community, ati'l may be seen at his office, two doors
East of the Market.
Sejit. 5, 1H5U. 4titf
DEATIJ^TRV.
I kR. J. iJ.Wl.s having decided on j>erma-
1 ' nently locating in the Town of Fayette
ville. respectfully offers his services to the
citizen." of this (I'.ace and surrounding country. In all
the vat lous branches of his Profe-^sion, including the
manufacture of .Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, after an
extensive exjierience. to whicli is added a thorough Den
tal education, that he can give entire sutisfaction as far
as is iti the power of Dentistry. All irregularities of the
Teeth treated in a pro]>-r tind careful manner, as well as
di'easps of the mouth. None but the proper metals are
male use of in the variou-* ojierations. V.'hfci‘ges will be
moderate, that the benefits of the Profession may be
[ilaced within the reach of :»11 who may feel an interest
ill the preservation of the Teeth.
Office over Houston's Jewelry Store, where he
may be fotunl at all times.
.May Kt. 1858. 9tf
TIIE AORTH C'AROL.IAA
MITI AL LIFE IXSliRAi\€E COMPAXl,
VrOW in the tenth year of successful operation, with
growing capital and firmer hold upon public con
fidence, continue.s to insure the lives of all heahhy per
sons from 14 to tjo years of :ige, for one year, for seven
years, and for life—all life members sharing in the profits.
-Vll slaves from KMo ’>(• years of age are insured for
one year or for five years for two-thirds their value.
All losses are iiunctually jiaid within UO days after
satisfactor}' proof is presented.
For further information the public is referred to Agents
of the Company in all parts of the State, and to
R. II. B.VTTLE, Secretary, Raleigh.
E. J. H.XLE, .Agent at
Jan’y 185i». Fayettev'lle, N. C.
~ FA YKTT E VI I. LE
MlTlAL L\SIRAXCE COMPAXY.
ASSETS $254,618.62.
This Compnnj* has been in operation more than six
years, and has pr.id its fire losses, amounting to
§23,524.87 witliout any assessment; insurtuikce averag
ing its members about J percent.
Amount of property now in.sured, $1,5(13,490.01
Amount premium notes now on hand, 247,738.08
Directoks.
Geo. McNeill, S. T. Hawley,
D. A. Hay, W. N. Tillinghast,
H. L. Myrover. A. A. McKefhan,
S. W. Tillinghast, J. D. SVilliams,
Henry Lilly, Jas. G. Cook,
N, A. Stedman, A. W. Steel,
S. J. Hinsdale, Jas. Kyle,
T. S. Lutferloh, Hon. J. G. Shepherd,
Wui. McLaurin, H. F. Brown, Wilmington.
A. E, Hall, Wilmington.
OFFicKas:
GEO. McNEILL, President.
D. A. RAY, Vice President.
C. A. McMILLAN, Secretary
John Collins and C. C. McCnimmen, Travelling Agents.
B^°The Company invite applications.
May 19, 1869. 16Y 1
MPORTATlOA^i
FOR THE FALL OF 1859.
The subscribers have received most of their purchases
for the approaching Fall Tr»le, embracing a large
and general assortment of
Groceries, Hollow-Ware,
By the Ton or less;
Sole Iveather, l.'aif Skins, Shoe Findings,
With articles genorally wanted for manufacture of Shoes!
In great rarietv. and S.ADDLERY HARD-WABE.
They have also added largely by l>irect Import«tion
from tlie Manufacturers in Europe to their
MM^§RD~ If Vf CWJTL.br t*
Department, by which tliey are enabled to save to their
customers the Northern Jobbers’ Profits, and they are
disposed to sell at a small advance on cost on their
usual terms. They solicit an examination of their
goods by the Trade generally.
In addition to the above variety of Goods, which in
the aggregate constitute one of the largest if not
The Largest Stork to be Found in North
Caroliua,
the undersigned are Sole -Agents in this place for Mess.
Wm. Carter !: Son, of Chatham Co., for the sale of their
«l PERIOR BRO€,iAAl§.
Messrs. C. \ Son are manufacturing Shoes from Leather
taniieil by themsi-lves—except tiie outer sole; the^' have
jilliherocent inifirovements in machinery, and are making
A S!km‘ Tliat I’lanttTs Will Find Superior
in ever\ respeot to any ever offered for sale in this sec
tion. ati'l at a reasonable ]iricf*. Call and see 11
GEO. W. WILLIAMS .V CO
.August X, 1 S5l' 38-
D. k W. McLAlRL\,
II'^OCLD iinite attention to their large and 'lesirable
W Stock of
OKOtEKIES,
Consisting in part of—
15H Basrs Rio, Laruira and Java Coffee;
lUO Hbis. and iihds. Su>jur (assorted;)
25 Hhd.s. Molasses;
30 “ Hacon—Side« and Shoulders;
500 Sa^^ks J^alt:
15(> Hoxeti irood Tobacco;
125 “ Sperui, Adamantine & Tallow Candles;
50 “ Soap ' a.sriorted;)
50 “ (’andy “
TOO Bai:.' Shot “
lOOO Ihs. Har I^ead;
30 i Hbl.s. Snuff—Easrle Mills;
25 Keir.s Soda;
250 “ Nails.
—ALSO—
.V large and general as.sortment of
ilari««’are and Cutlery;
Fariuinir I 'tensils, of all depcriptions;
American, Kntrliiih, Swedes and Peruvian Iron;
Blister, German and (,'aj>t Steel;
Blacksmith.s’ TihiI.-^;
f’oopers’ l>o.;
Corn Sheller.* and Straw (’utter»:
Tiucketj;, IJrooniB and Pails;
('otton, Manilla and Jute Rupe. ail kind;* and
4Uality;)
Plow Lines and Hed Cords;
Hollow Ware;
('otton \ arns and Sheetings at factory prices.
All of whicti will be sold i.ow for ca.sh. nr on u»ual
time to prompt paying customers.
('ot'.NTKY Mkk«’h.\xts are respectfully requested
to call and exatiiine our i«tock before purchasing else-
wl'cre. D. & W. McLAURIN.
March 3, 185'.» 93tf
;R0('ERIE^ at lAHOI.Ef^ALE.
I.A.M now receiving my Stock of Groceries for the
Fall Trade, consisting in part a« follows.—
11.5 Bags Coffee;
i»o Rblsj-Coffee Sugar;
‘Jo Hhds. Molasses:
.*>0 Roxea Tobacco—factory pricos;
75 “ Adamantine Candles:
do } Hbl.-^; Snuff—Eagle Mill*:
50 Boxes Candy:
2(.K>t(t Hjs. Iron—assorted;
oO boxes No. 1 Soup:
-■> M Cigar:
5oii Bags Corn;
7-3 Bales Eastern Hay;
15 Firkins Butter:
20 Bbls. Leaf Lard:
35 J Bbls. No. 1 Mackerel;
5iK) Lbs. Cod Fish, Xc., ic.
E. F. MOORE.
Sept 12, 18o9 4S-
lA. r. TROY
H as just receivel thi# morning, from Stsamer North
('arolina.
♦» bills. No. 1 Mack«r*l, new.
10 “ “ S
20 i and J bbls. No. 1 do.
25 boxes Cheese.
5 keg selected Goshen Butter.
10 bbls. Leaf Lard.
15 “ New Mullets in oak and pine bbls.
He has on hand a general assortment of
GROCERIES,
which will be sold choap for Cash or exchanged foi
Country Produce.
Oct. 18-59. 55tf
The !$iil>Mcril>erM,
In addition to their former Stock, have just rec’d
SAt'KS SALT,
OUU 'jO bbls Mullets, in oak and pine barrels,
10 firkins Goshen But4er,
ll* hhds new crop Molasses,
English Dairy and New Vork State Cheese.
PEMBERTON & SLOAN.
Oct'r 31, 18o'.». 62tlJy
Jiixl Received,
A large lot NKGUO SHOES and KERSEYS,
OSXAIirRC.S, FACTORV SHEETINGS
and \ AKNS,—at Factory Prices.
PEMBERTON & SLOAN.
Oct'r 31, IB'V.* 62tl,Jy
HO! EVERY ONE WHO IS HUNGRIi
Coiiiu to Overbaii^li’N and Eat.
1^11 E subscriber would inform the inhabitants of Fay
etteville, and the traveling public in general, that
he has returned from New Vork, and is at his old stand
on Bow Street, and has rented the adjoining house and
fitted it up in a neat and convenient manner for a gentle
man's Dining and Oyster Saloon, where he will be pre
pared to give all who will favor him with a call, a good
warm meal at all hours for 40 cents, or on the European
l»lan, as will best suit his guests: and where will be found
good Oysters in every style. He would refer to his for
mer reputation as regards keeping a house of the kind.
Fried Sausage,
Beef Steak,
Pork do.,
Ham and Eggs,
Mutton Chops,
Veal Cutlets,
Fish Balls,
Opossum,
Fresh Fish,
Green Tea,
Coffee,
®®“Familics supplied with Oysters bv the quart or
gallon- G. OVER BAUGH.
Oct^ 62-3m
At xAo. 40, Hotel IBTuiidii^.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!! OYSTERS!!!
Fresh Norfolk Oysters, received several times a week
and kept constantly on hand and supplied to cus
tomers by the Gallon, Plate or Supper.
Families and others in want of Oysters will please
send on and be supplied. j. LEE
No. 40, Hotel Building.
Oct. 31, 62-tf
To Rail Road, Contractor»l
JUST RECEIVED
100 WHEELBARROWS,
light and strong, for the Rail Road. For sale by
D. & W. McLAURIN.
Maroh 29,1869. aOOtf
BILL OF FARE:
40 cts.
Fried Tripte,
40 cts.
25 “
Boiled Ham.
25 “
25 »
Broiled Chicken,
40 “
40 “
Roast Beef,
25 “
25 “
Roast Pork,
25 “
25 “
Oysters stewed,
25 “
25 “
Oysters fried,
40 “
40 “
Oysters raw.
26 “
25 “
Oysters scolloped.
40 “
5 “
Black Tea,
5 “
SE^OJYO^STOi:!^
STARR & WILLIAM? '
IMPORTERS 4 JOBBER^ or ' '
FOREIG.\ ,i\l) iKIllESTir imy i,,..
HaU, Caps, Bool*, ” ■
las and Ready-nadf^ t l«n “Vl.
Wist End Fatettevillk Hotei. Hca ******
Are now receiving their SEC()\h i„.,'
Goods for this season. Thi* stock
well worthy the attention of buver«
oall and examine for themselves ' ®’‘*‘,V
J. B. STARR. J »
Fayetteville, Oct’r 13, 18,')'J
CO.P^AKT\ER!SH|p.
•VtcRimmon »•
T HAVE this day associated with nivM.lt\i ,
I SMITH, who has had an
the Hat and Cap business in tin- tin y,
is thoroughly conversant with cvurv iei, l' * "
of. In consequence of this incvfh,i.,i f !'
chasing, coupled with the fact that «.mi L,!, f ' '
bought exclusively for cuah. we w ill ... ^ " i
all goods in our line, to the tm lu an.l t' '
large, at as low figures as they can 1„. V,
Northern markets. \ \i
H'^HE style of the Firm will be in t„iu,v \|
1 .SMITH. ' "M. \
A. MCRIM.MflN.] I
Fayetteville, N. C.. (Jct'r 1. I'-.V.t. “'t!
EDWix ;i.ovi:k
HAS KHCEIVKD HL FALL STo. k ok
Watf hes, Jewelry, Silver Ware and Mil
i(ary (roods,
[VOLJ
which h«* iijvites till
customer.' and thf
'lihlic uii.i .1
them he will sell anvthini-in v'''"'
. y7*A eiiheVv
or .‘'oiull.
|»^Particular attention paid to the
Watches and Jewelry.
Sept 3, 1859
^R^ hart
Has returned from the North, un i i- n.iw .,t,
and receiving a fa-hionable asinnnient i,f '
MILLINERY GOODS.
including a variety of FANCY AKTICLKS. a.
choice selection of
^'•elver and Silk BoHtuis,
The public are respectfully re.^uested to call.
fe^Orders from the country will mset wiili pruair
attention.
Store in the McRae Building, joining the Faye’tevi'’
Hotel. ' J ' •«
_ ^ct 28 _ ^ ^ n2-3ni
H.A.\ ing engaged the services of Mrs. TKl.\,V.tt. ,f
New York, an experienced Milliner an l v.;,.
ker. ; who will be assi.sted by the best help t.. pr ..
cured in the place.) I have fitted up Kooni- ■ ver .
Store, where I shall carry on the above busiiie^« in
it- branches. All who require anything in thi-
will do well to call and examine for themselve«.
ALEX. JOHNSON..-
Sept. 2f'j.
Bonnets! BonnetK!!
4 FINE assortment of B(.)NNETS, trimmed or
r\- triDim«d. always on hand and sidd low at
ALEX, J(.)HNS(.»N'.. Jr
Sept 20 ,5j.
Bonnets! Bonnets!! Bonnets!!!
OF ANY MATERIAL OR STYLE, ma.le ai ,r
notice, at ALEX. JOHNSON S, Jr
Sept 26 .yj.
Drevsi ^akiu^:.
I A DIES can be served in this line, and work Jon.-
J promptly, by calling at
ALEX. JOHNSON’.'^. Jr
Sept 2C ji>-
f^eshTsoodSP
I AM now receiving my Fall Supply of Guod*. c n-
sisting in part of
Laj/er Raisins, in \VhiAe, Half and (^>r. BuUf:
Currants, Citron, Prunes, Fiya, Dates, Sh'lh^l
Almonds, S*'elleas Raisins, I*reser>'ei1 Gln-
yer, Dried Ginger, Sardinex, {irith ami
urlthout bftnes,) Cocoa ami u//(tr Xutf
oJ all hinds; Pickl>>s, Siincts an'l
Catsups, Jams and Jell its, and
Spiced Oysters.
Also, a large and well selected stock of
Toys and Fancy liJooiN,
with a variety of other articles not enunieran-il.
FRESH CANDIES of all kinds kep.t constanih- ’
hand, at whole.sale or retail.
Oiniers from the country, with the cash, prompilys
tended to. Mrs. M. b.ANK.'^.
No. t> Green Street
Oct 31 62-1 til
BOOTS » SIHOES:
OF liVKKY STYI.K .\.V1) V.\HIKTV
fT'HE Subscriber has returned from
If; X York, and is receiving his Fall and ":ii-
•^^^■^■iter Stock of Boots and Shoes, consisting: in
1^ part as follows:
AH Kinds of Water-Proof Boots and Shot's
fine and coarse: all kinds of fine Dress Boots, from the
finest Stitch Boot to the finest Pump: all kinds of r'litn'
Leather Boots. Shoes and Gaiters, and a good supph’ '•
Boys’ Boots and Shoes, fine and coarse; also, a
supply of Brogans—of the best that the city of Ke*
York can affoi^.
.411 Kinds of Ladj's Boots, with lieelsand wiihoui:
Ladies' Slippers, Gaiters; Misses’ Slipper: Lalie^
Walking Shoes; Misses’ French Boous. Also, Children ■
Patent Metalic Tip, with copper on the toe ‘o prevent
the toe from wearing out; Boy's Gaiters and Sli'^'e- an l
Boots; all kinds of Calf Skin Shoes, the best style ami
well made, .and cheaper than I ever hail: a l.irjre h't
()ver-Shoes; High (Quarter Over-Shoes of (':i'>iui''-’'‘-
also of the old style; Misses' Gaiters of all kind^.
and without heels; Men’s Gaiters of all styles, lijili! ^“'1
heavy: Water-proof of a new style. Also, a lot ofiV-
pet Bags, Satchels, and Trunks. A large lot of
Leather kept on hand and for sale,—cut to suitcus!oiuer«.
The above work will be sold as low as any
can sell the same kind of work. This work I warrant
not to rip before the sole wears through—I will
them without any charge. I fry to keep the best qunl :.'-
and I think I am a good judge, as I have worked at the
trade for the last 18 years. I only ask you to call and
look, and I know you will buy from me. -All you w.int
is to get that is good and at a low price, and when y“U
see my stock, I know you will be satisfied, lam thank
ful for the favors bestowed on me for the last fiveyeHr-
past,—I hope they will be increased for the
come. If any person wishes home-made work, I wo'*' *
say to them, if they will leave their orders with nie. i
will ensure as good a fit as can be made in the Stnte.
and the workmanship I will compare with any in •I'*’
State or out of the State. Repairing done in the be-i
style and at the shortest notice.
I think I have given you a small sketch of niv good>.
Call; I want to see you all, and I tell you we will have
a great town before long. Call and see me, oppos>'*^
the Cape Fear Bank.
M. FACLK.
Fayetteville, N. C.; Sept 29, 1859 51-‘’tu
XLMAWACSToiTlS^
iQQA FAR.MERS’ AND PLANTERS’ ALMANA'
‘xO/wU for 1860, just received.
Turner’s Carolina
As the supply was completely exhausted last yoajj
and many applicants were disappointed, it will be we
to apply soon for the above.
OctV20. E. J. HALE &
printed Mf
EDWAl
EDITORl
Pric* fof Semi-j
advance; $3 50 il
lion; or$4affeTj
For the Weekly ObI
advance; $2 50 i|
tion; or $3 (X) af
Jiar ADVERTI^
■quare of 1*> lines
Bucceeding publicatj
oial contracts, at
requested to state
they will be contini
ingly- I
Advert isemenT% t|
cent extra.
Sl
From and after ti
will be entered witj
the paper be sent
than is paid for.
Such of our old
per on this systeinl
remittances.
Jan’y 1, 1858.
Att(
F.\|
WILL attend tij
Cumberland, [
ti»s. Prompt attc|
claims entrusted to
Oct. 17, 1859.
H.
.MTTO
May be found atj
near the Cou
JunP 3(1, 185y
JOSE]
ATTO
Has taken an ofl
Oiioe on Gree^
in the County
Bladen, Robeson
March 23, 1859. |
R
Jittorney a\
n
WILL attend an^
Courts of He
All business intruj
tention and collect
Oct. 6, 1859.
” JOl
Attorney
WILL pi
Bobeson, Cumlt
Offica at l{
July 5, 1859
The i!»iibti»criber had a
taken from his Stable last night. He is a Gray, ‘‘buu
14 years old, large size, flat footed and lazy. Anv
formation so that I get him again will be thank^“
received and liberally rewarded.
ELIAS GAINED
East side Cape Fear River, 3 miles from Fayettevi e.
Oct’r 8, 1869 54tf
Baggings and Hoop Iron.
ariAA Bagging,
JUl/v Hoop Iron and Bope, for sale by^^^^^
fl«pt la ' ■ 48.
P.
Attorney
FA|
WILL practice
Harnett and
given to all busing
Fcb'y 5, 1859
WO]
Forwarding I
Fan
J. A. WOBTIt.
Rj
TURPI
Those sending
rely upon it t^
My warehouses
river.
Sept’r 13, 1H>?
~~OWEI
H.WE this dal
purpose of t|
Cemmissioii
in all its branch^
personal attentitJ
Liberal cash adv
Country Producd
|lQr*Office on I
Store.
W’ilmington,
1%' ni.
Commil
WILL give siil
of all Navi
other country p|
Refers to: H
Wilmington; Ji
Bank of North
Branch Bank of
Nov 9, 1859
QKO. ;!AKRI8S.
HAH]
Commissionl
Oct. 1”, 1H.'>9J
ROl
General
\
Office South ('oi
Oct. 13, IH53
' ' T. Cl
CommisNioi
Jan’y 28, 18|
W. H, ALLEii
4
Com
DEiXEKS IS\
Agents f^
PROMPT
Naval Stol
tale or shipmJ
Jan’y 19, ll
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