[vol.. X.!
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C.. MARCH 7. lf»61.
[NO. 1002.]
IllNTF.Il MilNUAVS ANT THURSDAVS
KDWAKI) J. HALE & SONS,
^■nlT^MtS AND I'ROPRIETORS
v r lilt' Sfiui-Weekly Ouservkr S3 CM) if paid in
:r:r - f. ^ '*• it pai'l during the year of subsorip-
>1 HtUM tho year has expired.
, \\,‘.'k!y !tK'» BVER $‘J fM) per annum, if paid in
•' it’ ptiid duiinjt the year of subscrip-
T T- ' ut'tor the year has expired.
r.ti Al>\ KHT1.''KMKNTS inserted for 60 cents per
• I'l Uno'* 'or lh»' first, and 30 cents for each
■ifT I'u’tlication. Yearly advertisements by spe-
at reasonable rates. Advertisers ar»?
1 -;iHte the number of insertions desired, or
„ h(‘ Imtinuod till forl>id, and charged acconi-
1 ivtTtiM'iiient'i 11' be inserted inside, charged 50 per
SPKt’lAL NOTK’E.
’"iiiii :uul after this date, no name of a new subscriber
. ’ entered without payment in advance, nor will
! iri'V be .•'ent to such subscribers for a longer time
> !'!lid tor.
S .. !i ..if (U’.r old subscribers as desire to take the pa
ir n ihis system will please notify us when making
"aiices. Jan’y 1, 1858.
JAIS. C. McRAE,
•Ittorney at £rfir,
■ tffice West end of the Insurance Building,
Hay St., Fayetteville, N. C.
March 'J*!, Ibti'i. 3tf
FRENCH STRANGE,
ittornej at Latr,
Fayetteville, N. C.
.t^ice that recently occupied by C. G. Wright, Esq.,
tv iie >ne now occupied by him in Dr. Uobinson's
..-.'.'iin,:. Green Street.
-J. 1 'oy. 72-
n. A. BAKER,
vorpER s.ntTH.
Turpentine stills manufactured on the most
favorable terms. .\11 work wari'anted.
Call and see for yourselves, at Fayetteville, N. C.
Oct. 2l2, 1860. 63tf
W. H. CAKV^^
Dealer in Dry IwooiIm, Crrocerie^,
niid Provi»ioiiM,
II/"ILL always keep a good Stock of Seasonable Goods
ft on hand, to sell cheap for Cash, or exchange for
Produce at Cash prices.
Hay Street, Fayetteville. N. C., April 1(51800. 9-tf
•loseuh W. Barbour,
ISSPEfTOR OF SPIRITS Tl'KPEXTINE.
Having been appointed bv last ’'ountv Court, IN
SPECTOR OF SPIRITS TURPENTINE. 1 am now
ready to give the business my personal attention. All
who may favor me with their business will find it prompt
ly attended to at my Warehouse in Campbellton, oppo
site John .\. McLauchlin.
Dec. 11th, 18t)0. 78-t5mpd
A. n. cA.nPBELi^,
Auctioneer and Conimhsiou Merchant)
—Will attend to the sale of—
Goods, \%*itres and •lierehandite,
Real Estate, ^*egroes,
Dec. 17, 18t)0. 71)-6mo3
W
T
II’.W. .WrMj. .WrK.f V,
Attorney at Law,
Fayetteville. X. 0.
’ILL attend the C,>unty and Superior Courts of
'berlunil, Harnett. .Moore and Robeson Coun-
?r -iiipt attention given to the collection of all
> r.:ruted to his hands.
'T. 1>'5'.». 58-tf
liAW .\OTICE.
V i> jfviher havins removed from Summerville to
(••vvi'.!,'. will attend the County and Superior
t'uiu>«orl.'ind. Harnett and .Moore. His office
•• ;• i;:- residence, on (Ireen Street, opposite the
• - i' I'liiii-i'ti.
:  ■rre'ij'^indents will please address him hereafter
FI I'eville. in>iead of Summerville.
NEILL McKAV.
'•in lSt)0. 85-tf
l^aw Aotice
’•ip - . -i riber having retired from the Bench, with
-e to devote himself to the practice of the Law.
^t i hereafter the countieo of Cumberland, Rob-
. Ahl i.' iden. at all the Courts, and the Superior
. - : Kicliuiiiud, Harnett and Ssunpson.
J. G. SHEPHERD.
i. !->;!». 23tf
JOSKPH H.\Ki:k/jR.,
\TTOR\FV IT LAW,
> • ikeii an office next door to Wm. B. Wright’s Law
H 'U Green .Street. He will attend and practice
:e • ounty and Superior Courts of Cumberland,
.-a. It 'beon and Sampson.
: -0.1^59. 7&tf
JO.SEPH R. ULOSSOM. CYRUS .?. VAN AMRIXGE.
jo$$. R. niMOSfnon d: co.,
€ommi»^i$ioii i>lerchant8,
^V.
Jll^Prompt personal attention given to all Consign
ments, and Cash alvances made on Produce to be shippoi’
to other ports or sold in this market.
Feby 12, 1861. 9'Jtf
u. w. i.A
€’o.yM.HMssMn.r .rtKnc«
WILMINGTON, N. C.
IVT’ILL attend personally to the sale of Naval Stores.
M Timber, Cotton. Flour, and all other country pro
duce that may be consigned to him. BsBf* Orders filled
promptly.
Wilmington, N. C., Feb’y 4 1861. 04-ly
T. C. A: B. U. worth/
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Jan’y 28. 1861 84tf
WILIilA^I J. I*RI4
inspect or of Tn rpent ine,
WILMIN(^.T()N, N. C
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted !(> his
care.
March 29 1860. 4-lypd
W F. KENDALL. J. S. KENDALL.
W\ p. Ki:\DAI.I. A:
General t'otnniissioM •lierrhanfs^
^»Ol TII WATKK «*TKFI:T.
WlL.)fL\CTOX, X. C.
RDERS from the Country respectfiill}’ solicited
(.>n consignments of Cotton and other Produce,
liberal cash advances will be ma le when desired.
Oct. 17, 1860. 63tf
H
W
RORl nc.\AIR,
Ittorney and i'ounseiior at JLair,
H'.MBERTt»N, N. C.
’I L siUend and practice in the (’ounty and Superior
ur ' of Robeson, Richmond and Cumberland,
t.e-i- iiitrn-ited t) him will receive prompt at-
:id n.jllections punctually remitted.
- . >V,*. 55tf
p. FILLER,
Utoruey and Counsellor at Law,
WILL PRACTICE IN THK COURTS OF
Kobe>(«n, (iimberland, ( oIumbiiH and Bladen.
‘It Lumljerton, Robeson (’o., N. C.
-:yO. >• . 29tf
l»r. TIIEO. .TIART1.\E,
fj' Hay .STREET, opposite the Post Office.
■ I Electricity applied,
fi.'-■ • Oct. 17, 18*>4J.
62tf
Dental A'otice.
) ' 'i r expecting to be aV)seut from P’ayetteville
i. nvhile. Dr. Benbow will be in his Office to at-
‘ ■ til i.-ails that may be made professionally. Also
aint Juri'lf that may be due.
e .n Person street, two doors east of the Market.
J-iti'y 21, IMOI. 89tf
0
A. W. FI LLER,
GROCER
AND
Commission iHerciiaiit,
NORTH WATER ST.,
WIL MIN G T O y, X. ('.
Oct. S, 1860 59-6m
U, W\ R1 LLARD,
Commission •Iferrhanf,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
PROMPT and PP'KSON.XL attention will be given to
the sale of Naval Stores, Cotton, Lumber, Timber,
and all other country produce.
RKFKR TO
O. G. Parsley, Pres’t (’’om. Bank at Wilmington.
John Dawson, “ R. N. C.. at do.
Mes.srs. H. & E. J. Lilly, ) Favetteville
Mes.srs. Pkmbf.rto.v & Sloak, i ^
A. Parkkr, Esq., Harnett County, N. C.
May 7, I860. 15tf
C. H. ROBINSON. II. n. ROBINSON.
€. H. ROBIA>iO:\ Sa CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
WILMINI'.TON, N. C.
Consignments and country orders will receive
prompt personal attention.
March 17. 18«0.
2tf
D'
DEATISTRF.
,R. J. D.WIS having decided on perma
nently locating in the Town of Fayette
ville, respectfully otters his services to the
;zen« ut' this place and surrounding country. In all
various branches of his Profession, inclmling the
•nufacture of .Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, after an
I’•ti'-ive experience, to which is added a thorough Den-
; education, that he can give entire satisfaction as far
lu the jKiwcr of Deuiisiry. All irregularities of the
;i Meat«d in a proper and careful manner, as well .is
•fr- of the mouth. None but the proper metals are
■ 'i>,e -if in the various operations, ^’hr.rges will be
: > e. that the benefits of the Profe.ssioa may be
I within the reach of all who may feel an interest
pre^ervatiun of the Teeth.
itiice over Houston’s Jewelry Store, where he
■ found at all times.
-V i i. 9tf
F.\LL AM) WIMER STYLES, II
J. A. PEMBERTON
IS N(^W RECEIVING HIS STOCK OF
FVil# ^ ^W*iniei• 4woodSn
compinsing the greatest variety of NEW STYLES ever
offered by him
He will receive in a few days, one of the most mag
nificent selections of
Ladie«^ %>lvef liafM and Boiiiiet»i,
and i^tran Bonnet«, trimmed^
ever offered in this market. They were put up by one
of the most stylish Houses in the (,'ity of New York, and
.)/.!/>A Exriii:ssrA' to order.
The public are invited to give them an inspection, as he
will be pleased at all titnes to show them.
He Hatters himself that after fifceen years experience
in the Fancy Dry Goods traile. his selections and ad
vantages will be worthy of a call from those in want of
desirable new Style Goods at LOW PRICES.
He wouM take this occasion to say to his friends
(many of whom have p.atronized him from hi commence
ment in business,) that he duly appreciates their many
favors and hopes never to part company with any of
them. and see the New Styles.
J. A. PEMBERTON.
Sept. 12. o2i4w-tf
FAI.U 1860.
JAMES KYLE
Is now receiving his FALL and WINTER supply of
DB«Y 04>OD8,
AMONG WHICH ARE:
Black and ('olored Silks;
Merinoes, French and English;
Delaines, French and others;
Parisian Cloths, and other Dress Goods:
Ladies’ Etnb’d Collars and Sleeves;
Long and S.juare Shawls;
Chenille Shawls, Silk and Cotton;
Bolting ('loths, assorted Nos.—.\nker;
Boots and Shoes; with a large assortment of Hats
and t^aps, with many other Gocvls.
-\11 ot which were bought cheap by the Package, and
will be offered by Wholesale or Retail—CHEAP
Sept. 12, 18t)0. 52tf
Sl'fllM! Flhli'STOd FOR 1860!
iSTAKK & WILI.IAMS,
yo. 50, H.VY STREET. FAYETTEVILLE. N C.. are
now receiving their SECOND SI’PPLY of
SEASO.VABLE GOODS,
EMBRACING A LVRGE STOCK OF
FANCY A STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps.
BO\ A ETN, I n BR E 1.1. A
Readff-tflade t'iothtnf^, ^V. Xc,
•\11 of which will be offered to Wimlesale bwyers exclu
sively. either for Cash or on the usual time, to j'roinpt
paving customers.
j' B. STARR. J M WILLIAMS
SejH. 27. 186(J. otltf
.#f .V0. :tl. Hat0 St.
1/1 ^1*^- PHINTS. tiniisually low. either by
11'.' *U* * wholesale or retail.
.')0 Doz WOOL and other H.\TS.
C I. O T II I > G
at greatly reduced prices; together with a large and
varied stock of
s’nrii; m nm m noons,
all of which will be ofifered on as favorable terms as any
House in the State. J. K. KYLE.
Oct. 4. I860. .58tf
HUSKE & ANDERSON.
-DK.\LER9 IN-
$^faple an«l Fancy Dry Ciioodw,
Reaiff/mjfiaiie Clothiuff^
.liid (ireutienieiiN riiriihhiiig Goods
of every description.
BALLOU’S FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, &o. 8tc.
ive per cent, off for all Cash Bills of $25 and
upwards.
Xos. 4* and 4s Hay St., (Hotel Biiildinti',)
M\i\*ETTE\^IEEE, .V. C.
WHIGHT HUSKE. JOHN II. ANDERSON.
Formerly B’k Cape Fear. For'ly with J. A. Pemberton.
Nov. 28, 1800.
’4tf
Eftll Stork of
BOOKS AN!) STATIONERY.
e are now receiving a very fall supply of
Law, Medical and .Miscellaneous Books; School
Books; Blank Books; Writing Papers;
Knvelope.s, «Lo.
JVOTICE. ' general scott and his enemies.
The SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale MATTRESSES of No more humiliating exhibition of the ingrati-
all kinds; also. BEBSTE.ADS, CHAIRS, TABLES, tude of Republics could be presented than is fur
nished by the indiscreet behavior of sundry mal
contents in some ot the "Tiouthern States. The
students at the University of Virginia, or some
among them, have displayed the length to which
human passion and prejudice may go, by burning
in effigy the first soldier in America. In this act
these young gentlemen who expect to take our
places it the ballot box, in legislative assemblies,
at the bar of legal tribunals, and even in our pul
pits, when we shall have passed away, have only
and all kinds of Furniture, cheap for Cash, or in ex
change for countrj' produce. Person St., opposite the
Cape Fear Bank,
M. CAGLE & BRO.
Faj'etteville, N. C.. March 1. I-Om
HALE
SON.
October 8, 18G0.
c,bNLt* ARJlESSP^
Constantly M-iniifacturing at niy Establishment,
nVEKY VARIETY OF HARNESS.
Ci S.'idiiles, Bridles. Collars, Whips
and Trunks; all kinds of Leather, Calf Skins and Oil;
$25 REWARD,
WILL be paid by the subscriber for catching and
confining in Jail my Negro Woman JULI.\, bought
last ?’all, of the estate of .James Sundy, dec’d. She is
tall, tolerably black, well proportioned and likely, about
30 years old. Her husband Nelson, is pilot or fireman imitated the unworthy example set them by cer-
on the Str. Douglas, as I have been informed, and is j citizens of the seceding States. As for
owned by a gentleman in Wilmincrion. She has a brother circumstances a
poor exhibition of impotent spite. The flames
that consume the effigy leave no scar upon the
person or character of the gallant old warrior
whom thtse misguided men seek to dishonor.
This harmless display ot malignity will be forgot
ten long before the story of the battle fields from
Vera Cruz to the city of the Aztecs shall cease to
occupy a noble place in our country’s annals.
The testimonials that have been heaped upon
Winfield Scott, from the special rank created tor
him by the National (^'^igress down to the cheap
est set of coniplim' .ury resolutions passsd by
State authority, only serve to signify the estima
tion in which he is held by the American people.
No act of his life can be tortured into an expres
sion of enmity towards any portion of his country,
lie has simply done his duty under all circum
stances, winning honor for the nation he served
at the same time that he was gaining for himself
a world-wide reputation f*>r genius and military
skill. Wherever he L d his army, tVie flag under
which he (ought was the token and emblem of
victory. No matterwU.it odds were to be encount-
red, no ii.atter what ai>advantages were to be
living in Robeson County by the name of Moses. She
may have gotten to one of said places.
R. McDANIEL.
March 2. l-2t
Wilmington Herald copy It in the Weekly and It in
the Daily, and forward bill.
^VOTICE.
k LL PERSONS indebted to tlie subscriber either by
jil Note or Account, previous to January 1st 1861. are
earnestly requested to call and settle; I nm in need of
money. M. N. LE.\RY. Jr.
Feb’y 26. 1000 3wpd
To Hire,
For the remainder of the year, a very good GIRL,
about 17 years of ape, accustomed to house work;
can wash and cook a little. Apply to
EDW’D LEE WINSLOW.
Fayetteville, March 4, 1801. l-2w
•/. ml. Pemberton
'l^ILL receive in a few days a large lot of those
ft Vieautiful
Salem Cassimeres and Tweeds,
THEY ARE
Hade in .\orlli Carolina,
Condition Powders, for diseased’ Horses and Cattle; * DURABLE than any other Goods for the ! overcome, every Atiieri.-an citizen felt that defeat
wa.s impossible so long as Sc dt was directing the
battle.
And what is the crime that has brought upon
his head the displeasure of his countrymen?
What deeds of darkness and of blood has he per
petrated to earn for him the title ot “Butcher
Scott?” To what depth of degradation has the
veteran fallen to render appropriate the following
sentence, which we clip froHi the Savannah News:
. ,1 I . u • , 1 ^ The (Jround Cursed. — .\ subscription is being raised
he public generally, that she is prepared to make | Virginia to purch.ase the birth-place of General Scott,
in Ditiwiddie county, to be placed under a trust, which
is to prevent another child from ever being born on the
Coach Trimmings, ('’arpet Bags. Valises, Saddlery,
Hardwiire, Kc. The largest stock in the State, sold
wholesale or retail, at the very lowest prices. Every
description of H.-iraess and Saddles manufactured to
order and repaired.
JAMES WILSON,
No. -5 Market st. Wilmingion, N. C., near th; Wharf.
Nov. 3, 1800. 07-ly
same money
—-ALSO—
A LARGE LOT OF
Rock Inland Ker»eyM, Tvi'cedii
and 4^a«*^imere!^,
of very superior quality.
J. A. PEMBERTON.
Sept. 13, I860. 52i4w-tf
TO THE I^ADTkS!
Mrs. GIBSON respectfully informs her friends and
th
DR FOSSES in the most fasiiionable style, she will also
cut and fit for any ladies wishing to make their own | !
Dresses; CHILDREN’S CLOTHING cut or made to
order.
Mrs. Gib.son has taken the Agency for the sale of a
 cxcellent CHART, for cutting Ladies’ Dresses. ' vengeance could inflict no punishment more dire
re t ies They are very simple in | „ian this. And all this opprobrium is poured
m», oarefuli; ^ conslrucnon, a»d therefore easj ,o undersuod. Ihe the days of his old a^e,
because of his fidelity to his country. He has
B. F. PEAUCE,
WITH
\.
'^JininIsslon Merchant and Produce Dealer,
AND DEALER IN
Groceries, i'rovisions.
Hardware, ('utlery,
Boots, Shoes and Leather,
I'ciggtng, Rijpe, Saddlery, He.,
Foreign and Domestic Liijuors,
' et-Dngs Hud Yarns at Manufacturers’ prices.
Cei?‘*Stri(.:i attention paiii to orders.“^^
SOUTH SIDE HAV STREET,
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
.-.u. ’o5tf
ALFRED ALDERMAKr
Inspector ot iVaval stores,
WIL.MINGTON, N. C.
' attend promptly to the transaction of all busi
^ couHigaed to liis care.
'^ 69-6ru pd
ULAKK & Tl HLIXGTOX.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
WILL give special attention to the sale or shipment
of all .Naval Stores, Colton. Flour, Timber, and
other country produce. Dealers in Lime, Plaster, Ce
ment, Hair, &c.; and
IGEMS FOR STE\)IKRS K\TR llcLACRl*’ .i\D SI'\.
Refer to: II. R. Savage, ’a«hier Bank of Cape Fear.
Wilmington; Jno. Dawson. Pres’t Wilmington Rranch
Bank of North Carolina; W. H. .Tones, Cashier Raleigh
Branch Bank of Cape Fear.
Doc. 14, 1860. 79-tf
JXO. s. DA.NCV, JNO. II HY.M.W, F. .M. HYM.^N,
/>a/e of-Tarbi>ro'. Lat of Scotland .Yrck. hate of IVarrenton.
WA.lfCV, HY.TIAlf 4& CO.,
GROCERS & (0M>1I8810\ MERCHANTS,
Peart Street,
IIYTIi%.\, DA.\€Y A: Co.,
Commlsi^ion illerchantsi,
.>fORFOLK, VA.
The New York House will be conducted by .Jno. S.
Dancy, aided by R. W. Hyman.
The Norfolk House will be coaducted by Jno. H.
Hyman and F. .M. Hyman.
Particular attention given to the sale of COT
TON, CORN, WHEAT, NAVAL STORES, &c.
I Sept. 11, 18C0. 63tf
I FIiToLEBKS of TIIE COIRTS.
Ij^XECUTlON, TRIAL, and APPEAR.A.NCE DOCK-
li ETS, ruled and printed from the most approved
i forms in usa.' Also, further supplies of other I5LANK
: BOOKS, in great variety.
May 31. E. J. HALE & SONS.
C'arpefiiig^! t'arpetiiis:! C^arpetiii;?!
AA YDS. CARPETING at No. 34, Hay St. All
styles, all prices, all qualities. .\11 will be
ottered low either by wholesale or retail. Also, 5-4 and
l J-4 Crumb Cloths and Druggets.
J. K. KYLE.
Fayetteville, N. C.. Sept. 13, l!**i0. 6'Jtf
fention:
J. A.
I.S very desirou-» of closing up his old accounts, ic. He
has indulged his customers always a-; far as he could.
He noir needs %llonei0
and hopes that those whom he has always been so in
dulgent to, will do all they can for him in the way of
making prompt piyments.
Those who cannut p^iy money, will very much oblige
by calling and gi'*ing ilieir notex.
Ttiose who refuse to do either will of cour'»e not think
hard if they are asked to do so in some other w tv.
J. A. PEMBEKTON.
Jan'y 5, IStll. 8-jtf
SI PRE>IE rOl RT REPORTS,
TWO \E\V VOl.t ME?^.
Vol. I Jones’s Law, A Vol. .> .fones’s Equity Keports,
JL’.ST issued, for s.ale. or exchange as ii«iial for un-
bouiKl Nos., by E .J HALE .S: SONS
Jan. "Jl. Ill'll. 8'.t-
J. W. BAKER
I
large
stock of
FI KKIXI RK
ever offered in thix market; which added to |
his own manufacture, makes his a"»sortment complete:— !
all of which he will sell on the lowest possibl* terms for I
cash or on tinie to punctual cu'itomers. I
Fashionable painted cottage beil-room Furniture in
setts: curled hair and shuck, and cotton Mattresses;
Looking filasses; Willow Wagons ami Cradles; Side '
Boards; Bureau'*; .''ocretaries and Book-(’ases; What-
Nots; Tal)les, all sorts; Wash Stanls; Canille Stand«; ^
Wardrobes; Picture Frames and Glass; Window Sh;ide«; ‘
('ornices: (’uriain I’ands: Sofas in Mahogony and Wal- i
nut: Tete a Tetes; Ottomans; Divans and Stools; Chairs
of every variety.
Kino Rosewuiid I’ianus. one with ^Kolian at- }
tachment; Rosewood Melodians, from the best manufac- i
tories in New York and Boston, warranted as good as ;
any made in the country, and will be sold at New Y'ork i
prices—freight only added.
September 2. 45tf
Marble Factory,
same spot.
Human malice could go no further, and human
ladies are requested to call and see them at her house.
5th house above the Protestant Church, Hay Mount.
Oct. 1*. 58tf
t AEW GOODS.
The suV)scriber is now receiving a large and well se
lected stock of GOODS, consisting of
GROrKRfES, HARDWARE AND CFTJ.E-
RY, HANGING A.VO ROPE. SAD
DLERY. \c . FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
and many other articles, which he offers low for Cash.
or on SHORT time to prompt paying customers.
-\ll kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
Sheeting? and Cotton Yarns on hand at all times, at
Manufacturers' prices.
DiNvoliitioii ot Co|»artiieriK>ii|».
THP' (Jofiartnership heretofore exifting between G.
VV. I. (ioldsion. and (Charles C. G ildston, under the
name and style of Goldston i Bro.. liaving been dis
solved by mutual consent; and Ciiarles C. Goldsion hav
ing purchased the entire interest of G. W. 1. Goldston,
in the Stock of Goods. Wares, and Mercliandize, be
longing to said Firm, Ihe business will be conducted
in future by C. C. Goldston.
G. W. I. GOLDSTON.
C. C. GOLDSTON.
Feb. 5, 1801. 94-tf
f.AUDER,
TWO DOORS \B»VR T. T. IIAKJH & SOJiS’ STORK
Fa%elleville, I\. V.
Jan’v20. 1V0O 81-
-\ll persons are respectfully invited to give me a call,
at the old stand of J. & T. WaJdill. South side H,iy st.
A. N. MCDONALD.
Fayetteville, N. C., Sept. 24, 1800. 55tf
BOOTS & SHOES,
AT WHOLESALE.
J\0* Mt WALKER, of North Carolina,
W I T H
J^HAW, DE laiAW A:
MANl FACTCRKRS OF AND WHOLESALF. DEALERS IN
BOOTS and SHOES^
Xo. 3t A n 1>KV ST., XEW YORK.
Vl^ILL be happy to see his Southern friends ar the
yy above establishment, where, either personally or
by order, they ma}’ be supplied from an extensive and
well assorted Stock of Goods.
Julv 17. I8*;0. ;^f,tf
dared to say that her glorious banner should not
be dishonored. He has refused to transfer his
fealty, or to recoirnize any other authority than
that of the (4overnnient he serves, and for this
I cause alone this pitiful exhibition is presented to
! the gaze of an admiring world.
! There is little to be said by way of comment.
1 We conclude as we begun, with a sigh tor the
* spectacle Americans are presenting to ('hristen-
j dom. No shame attaches to the old General, or
to the cause he represents; he will come out of
' the trial un.'^cathed, and it will be found that not
i even the “smell oi the fire is upon his garments.”
The young politicians, who are so eager to find a
victim, and whose wrath can only be appeased by
the burning of a “man of straw,” will probably
live long enough to be ashamed of their doings,
and perchance may one day unite in doing honor
to the memory of the man whose life has been
spent in the service of his country, and the record
of whose deeds will have a place in the histories
of more nations than his own.—BaU. American.
B
Ho|>e! and Fearfs,
Y the Author of “Hearise-ise.’’ I'tc.
L.VVINI by the .Xutlior of ‘ Dr. .\ntonio,” .tc.
Pocket Diaries fi)r l''til.
E. J. HALE SONS
Dee'r "JO.
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shod, call at M. McKLnNON’S SHOP,
on Maxwell street.
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PLOUGHS.
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TEW MACKEREL. No.s. 1, 2 and 3.
" WHITE FISH.
“ HERRING, &c. &c.
Call at A. N. McDON.VLD S,
South-side Hay Street.
Oct 1. 57-tf
Forty Vears’ Familiar JLetfers
of Jas. W. Alexander, D. I).: Sermons, by J. Addison
Alexander, D. D. Also, further supplies of Margaret
Moncrieffe; Beulah; Adam Bede; Yusef; Shirley; School
Bookii, &o.
July 10. E. J, HALE & SON.
HFI^PFR: and OTHER POFTlS$.
BY THEO. H. HILL.
rpHE undersigned has now in press, a volume of poems
X bearing the above title Mr. Hill is well known in
this community, iis the author of many fugitive poems,
which—publisiied anonymously—have -‘gone the rounds
of the press”—sparkling, as pure gems, wherever set.
Having now reclaimed these wandering waifs, he pre
sents them to the public—with others hitherto unpub
lished—and his publisher would only ask for them a
cordial reception—impartial criticism.
The volume—a neat 12mo.—will be sent by mail,
' free of postage. Price SI per copy. Orders should be
! forwarded at once to the subscriber, as but a small
edition will be published. A liberal discount to the
Trade. HENRY D. TURNER,
N. C. Book Store.
To tiie Interest of* Turpentine '
Oif^tiiierM.
Ma. B.\KER would respectfully inform Turpentine j
, Distillers and others that he is now manufacturing i
The Improved Turpentine Mtiii. {
All orders promply attended to. Copper work done on
the most favorable terms.
Old Copper bought for cash or taken in exchange for
new Work. Call and see for yourselves at
M A BAKER’S
Copper Shop, Fayetteville. N. C.
Feb’y 1. 1800. 88tf
-MOMMEM TO DR. .MIK’HELL.
^piIE Undersigned having during the past summer
1. heard many express a wish that a montiment shottld
be placed over the grave of Rev. Dr. Mitchell, ’.ijion
the High Peak of the Black Mountain, and regret that
it had not alreaily been done, has determined to give
his personal aiiention to the matter, and trusts that, by
the aid of the *housanls of pupils and friends of thai
venerable man, he may be enabled to erect it.
The undersigned proposes to erect a plain, substan
tial structure, with tlie rock found on the spot, and to
build it in such a manner that it may also be used as an
Observatory. He pledges himself to all contributors
that no pains shall be spared upon his part to have the
structure firm, and a fit monument to one. whose moral,
intellectual and phy-ical character, was so lit a simile to
the granite on whici. his body rests. The undersigned
will give his personal attention to the work, and trusts
tha' his knowledge of the country and its people will
enable him to have it constructed as cheaply as is pos
sible to have it done by any one else.
Means will be taken to preserve the names of those
who contribute. The undersigned is determined that
the monument shall be erected if any amount near suf
ficient is obtained.
Kemp P. Battle. Esij., of Raleigh, will receive con-
tritiutions, and Messrs. Litchford and Finch, reporters
in the House and Senate of the Legislature will receive
any contributions from members of those bodies. Let
ters addressed to me containing contnbutions will be
promptly acknowledged. HENRY E. COLTON.
Wilmington, N. C.
The Family of Burns.—It may not be gene
rally known that in our immediate neighborhood
rest the remains of Agnes Brown, the mother of
our great national poet, Burns, and those of his
brother Gilbert. It is now upwards of half a
century since the wiilowed mother of Burns ac-
C(lnpanied her eldest son (iilbert, to Grant’s
Braes, on the Lennoxlove estate, and at this place
her declining years were passed. Gilbert, the
brother of the poet, occupied the responsible
{>osition of factor of the estate, for the long period
of 28 years, and, as the records ot Bolton church
yard tell, had here ample experience of the sor
rows thit too often accompany the parental rela
tionship. It was but the other day that our at
tention was arrested, in a cursory visit we fhan-
ced to pa\- to liolton, by a neatly enclosed and
treshly I'liiiited iiionumental erection in the primi
tive lonknig and uiouM-covered churchyard of
tlie vill!;e. (Jn approaching it, a nielaiu-holy
recurd of a lien aved heart meets the gaze ot ti\e
str.iiiirer. and with >ti';du>-;l I'oePng he re:id the
!i>l!u\v.tm: iiitcviption:—•■Ert.ct .-u mv G iiht rt I’uvns.
tactuf >d'(iiant ?) Hrae>, iii liicmi^ry of l.is chwd-
ren—Tsahel, whu died od July, i" t!i-7-i>
ve.ir of luT a^e; whi» died lutli Si'pt'til
ber. 1S15, in the Oih year of her age; Janet, who
died 30th September, 1816, in tlie IHth yiar oi‘
her age; and of his mother, Agnes llrown, who
diel on tlie 14th Jatniary, in the 8Stli year ot
her age, whose moi .al remains all lie buried here
-\lso, of two other children, namely, Jean, who
died on the 4th January, 1827. in the 2Uth year
ot her age; and oi John, who died on the 20th
Febrt'.ary, 1S27, in the 25th year of his age.
(lilhert Burns, their father, died on the Sth April
1827, in the *)7ih y*ar of his age. And here
lies Annabella. sister of I'lilbert liurns, who died
.NIarch 2d. i>'o2. aged G7.” 'ihis stoiie, as the
iriscriptinn bears, was erected by (iilbert Burns,
hut it is to the filial piet; ot his son, now a pros-
p( rous merchant in . ubiiu, that the enclosng
wall and railing are due. It is onlj fi - y'^ars
since the enclosure was put up, the re|uirel pu.
mission havinir first Vjcen obtained from the heri
tors, and we believe that every year that has p.-uss-
TlieSoiltllcril IlarillOliy, ^ciiool j ed since then the nephew of the poet has paid an
Mriiool 6took>.
.L PH 1 LOS()[*llV from iani>: s Popiiltr
ysics bv U'm. vi. Peck. M. ,V.; S.'i'.i ler.;' New
, Speller :iiid Dentier i-i’.y>er; BiiUiont,’ Jind Sinit*! ':
j Gr:imm:irs; Monteiih's. ^iriiih's .-ind 'Iiich*-il's
I phics; Goodrich's and \uJ S'As' Litia an I Greek l.es-
I sons, \c. E. J. ll.\LE x SONS.
I Aug. 31.
avaxt8:d.
A LARGE quantity oftfOTTON and LINEN R.\GS.
ri. for which fair prices will be paid.
DAVID MURPHY.
Aue. 17 11-
The Niinny ^oiith, by Prof. In
graham; Say and Seal, by the .Author of ‘‘Wide Wide
World."’ .^c.; The Household of Bouverie. or the Elixir
of Gold, b^' a Southern Lady; Evenings at the >licro-
scnpe. lie.. &c. E. .J. H.\LE & SON.‘>.
Oct. 18.
The liaw ot Naie^i ot Per^^onal
Property, by Francis Hilliard, 2d Edition, Enlarged
and improved.
Starkie on Evidence, 8th Edition, with Notes by
Sharswood.
Wendell’s Blackstone; Byles’ on Bills. Notes by
Sharswood.
.\dims’ Ei|ujty; Broom’s Legal Maxims.
Smith on Contracts. ,tc. E. .K H.\LE & SONS
Books. &c., further supplies just received.
Aug. 4. 1800 E. J. HALE & SONS.
AlmanacK tor 1801—Second sup
ply just received. E. J. Ii.\LE & SONS.
Jan’y 0.
BE.iDLE'S DIME NOVELS, Xos. 10, 11. 12, IS A U
« “ Song Books and Melodist.
« Half Dime, and Five Cent Novels.
E. J. HALE & SONS
Jan. 30. 2li-
Stereoscopef^ and Stereoi^copic Views.
ANEW and beautiful assortment, just received.
E. J. HALE & .SONS.
Webster’s Elementary J^pelling
Book for sale by E. J- HALE 4 SONS.
annual visit to the spot where the ashes of so
many of his kindred peacefully repose.
JJihh'u(ffon Courier.
A l*ros}ur(iii' yV//7.—Brentice says:
‘•If there should be a cotton-States government,
we think th;*t it would do well to be a little care
ful about expending much money and labor for
furnisliiiijr its States with forts, and arsenals, and
mints and muo^^ns of war. It couldn’t tell how
soon some of them might seize upon all the pub
lic property within their borders and secede.”
We learn from the Alabama papers that the
Governor of that State has appointed the Hon.
Jere Clemens Major-General of the Army of
Alabama.