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LAW BOOKS.
SAUNI'ERS’ REPORTS;
on Pleading and Evidenc*;
Phillips on Evidence; .
Common Benjh Reports—new series;
Curtis’s Comnie'it«ries:
Ross on Bills and Promissory Notes;
Chitty on Carriers;
Dtiteman on Commercial Law
Taylor's Law Glossary;
Williams on Eseeulors;
Devereux’s Kinne’s Kent;
*• •• BlaciistoDe;
Coke upon Littleton—Butler s HargraT*’# 5ote9;
Sedjrwick on Damages:
Story on Sales;
on Bills of Exchange;
“ Equity Pleadinj;:
“ on (''onflict ot Lawg;
“ on Bailments;
Chitty on Pleading;
on Contracts;
Bingham on Infancy: «
Hare on Discovery;
Gow ou Partnership;
Roberts' Principles of Ecjuiiy.
Doctor and S;udtnt;
Broome's Comment.»rie«;
Lea line Cases in Equity. fl .re ft Wallaee’i Notei;
Lawyer’s Common Place Book;
Greenleaf on bvidence;
Stephen on Pleading;
Gresley's Equity Evidence;
Burrill s Law Dictionary
Wharton's Law •*
Phillips’ ."t Amos on Evidence;
Archbold’s Landlord and Tenant:
“ Nisi Prins;
Fearne on Remainders;
Tidd's Praciici-;
Starkie on Evidence;
Hilliard on .ales;
Smith’s Landlord and Tenant;
Adams’ Equity;
Williams on Personal Property;
Mayne on D.iniatres;
Arclihold’s f’riminil Prictice ond Pleading;
Lube's 'Kquity Pleading;
Wendell's Blacksto’ie:
Chitty's “
Maithews on Presumptive Evidence;
Smith’s Master and 'Servant;
Powell on Morig:igrp«;
Chifty’s Oiminal Law;
W illiams on Real Property;
Sniiih’s Chancery Practice;
Siigieu on Vewdors; ■
“ on Properly;
Dart on Vendors;
Crabh on Real Property;
Sugden on Powers;
Smith’s Merc.ntile Law:
Smith on Contr icu;
Addison on “
AdHins on Ejectmvnf.
Crown f'irciiit C > nivmion;
Am. rit;-.., Leading v-es-Hr»r# i Wa'lac-’i Notfs;
Miilord H O!. in . v P!,.a iinjfs;
Domai’s (Mvil Law:
Lockwcll H .Sp iiiish and Meji^fln Law*
Sharswood's Legul Etliics; ’
Ro«c'e's Criiiiin'il Evidence;
Edwar.ls m r.ailinpiits;
Eii:;ity Draftrimaii;
Powtill oil Evidence;
Oliver on Conveymcing;
Broome’s LegarM nitn*;
Collyer on Partnpr-hip, .to., &o.
The Reports of the ^’,;premc Court of North Ctv-
rolina; Cantwell’s Justice: Form Book; (.’antweU’a Prao-
tioe, &n
E. J. HALE & SONS.
WEiSTER.ir RAUL ROAD.
The following: rates will now be for Passen-
gets on this Road, viz:
To Litt’e Kiver, 50 eta.
To Spout Spring. 75 “
To Jonesboro', 1 X)
To Mclvcr's, • 1 25
Train leaves the Depot Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 8 o’clock A M Returning, leavea Molvw s
at 12 o'clock M
C. B. MALI.ETT. Pres t.
Aii>j. 2ii, IhtiL '
Raleigh and FayetieFilie Sla^c Xollcet
riiTnm**lanre«s i*e-
qiiiro us here'i/ier lo oliarge fu'l
f re to I'l i in our Coaci:
irom this l';te all fn-e ticket-.
r. s. UAllUKE 15U0..
Coutractors Route No. 5096.
98 6mpd
Fvhy
yr,o
Ni:ARE5T AND QUICKEST
IIOLTE TO THE R IIEUOAO!
mir .JfTcLi.
Attorney at Law,
Fayettev'ili.e, N. C.
WILL attend the County and Superior Courts of
Cumberland. Harnett. Moore and Robeson Coun
ties. Prompt attention giren to the collection of all
cLaims entrusted to his hands.
Oct. 17, 1859.
68-tf
FRENCH STRANGE,
Attorney at Law^
Fayetteville, N. C.
Office that recently occupied by (,\ G. Wright, Esq.
over the one now occupied by him in Dr. Robinson s
building. Green Street.
Dec’r t!, 1859. '2-
tilfovnet/ and ConnseUor at I^air^
LUMBERTON, N. C.
JIIjL attend und practice in the County an 1 Superit>r
w
Courts of Robeson, Richmond and Cumberland.
.Vll business intrusti;d to him will receive proinpt at
tentiou and colltctio«8 punctually reuiittod.
Oct. 6. 1850.
Bi:\M\\ & KOBINSOX’S
Foru IIK{SE STVr.K LIVE TO KKVIVnVILLE
VUWUISAW.
TS the shortest au -. iiio^t e’cpeditious for travelers goirv
1 V.'rth nr .'•ouili. T.t'Mvinir F.ivetteville every day :it
2 o’clock P. M. TiIUOr;iI IN TEN* HOURS.
Otir Co,.h’!i«*5 ate larec ana conjfon:r'''lc, ilriv’rs sobor
a'ul jentli'm.'inly. our toauis l''oo 1 and sure ol uvemiU's
in hour.
The (ravc’irc public who would study their comfori
and conveui.'Tice vili t''.ke tli'- W’rir-a'.v Staire.
THROUGH TICKF.T.-^ TO V.'ELDoN m.ay be
’i!id at the
M . iv !’■
'iTi.'e. Fayeitf'v iile.
0
Dr. TIIEO. .nARTlUE,
FFlCK, HAY STREET, opposite the Po?t Olfice.
Medici;! Electricity apj)!ied.
Favetteville. Oct 17, 180'>
(;2tf
DENTAL NOTICE.
R.
SCOTT can be seen in tiis office, f!
drior.-i cast of the market, at his re
gular office hoiu^ from 9 o’clock A. -M.
until ;-t o’clock I’. M.
Sop:. 18. 1861. j7-tf
L’o tf
A
riw‘ Now SHIP. S-n:»ll.
fOLOiJKIi PnOTO(;}MFnS.
VufiJjt!lery.
Woodward's .Solar Camera.
pUt'TOGRAPH.?
[ Gallerv, Hav
c:i:i be h,. 1 at V inorx lell's Skylight
stroei. oj i. 'Me Yard. Fay-
etieville. S' C; phiin, roioaclip). c.ilore i, in water
colors, oil and ivi.--.iU*; from ;o life size, .\tnbro-
tvpe>, ^Ii'l lU.- .'. pes. and other styV-s of Pictures
’-eriain’’ ^ lathi Vrt. Gilt Frames, Gilt Mould
ing. 'V' • f«'r vpvv l.irjo pit ;ures—ns large as 20 by 3ti
ini}ie“. Jord :uid T - fir hanginjr picture^: Instru
ments. Stock ai d t 'iiomictils t'-r sale low for cash. Life
size eoiorcd I’hotogr-ip'^'J n>adi' fV'im small pictures.
Havinif rerui iiu'nt’y h • '.:= d hi're 1 hope to merit
vciir patronacre 1 w.i il ! r.Ni. ret.irii my sincere'hanks
for the liberal patrcna^e Kc': iwo i ou me horctof'orc by
the good people of F iVcttcville 'ind vicinitv.
• \ M. VANORSDELL.
g’Mi':*;?! ;iud Propri- tor.
Occ'r -'K 1^5'-* ( i -
DEiiTISTRV.
i; J. HAVIS having .lecided on perma
nently locating in the tuwn of F lyette-
^ville, rtbpectfully ufl'ers iris services to the
citiiei''^ of thi.' p'.ace and surrounding Country. In ad
I ihe virioiis lirncht‘S of his Profes'ion. including tlje
inanuf.C’ure of Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, after nn
extensive experience, to which is added a thor()ngh Deii-
f il education. :h«t he can give entire Sk.ti.'^factioo as far
I as is in the power of L)t-nlisiry All iircguiaritics of
j he Teeth treated in a pitipier and careful manner, a-
well H> di'eases of the mouth. None but the proper
metals are made use ot'in tlie varioas operations Charge*
will he modi*r»te. that the benefits of ihe Profession
may bu fd.iced within the reach of all who may feel an
interest in the preservation ot the Teeth.
Office over FLniston's J«welry Store, where he
ma\ he found at all times
May lU. 1«'S. 9tf
GKO. W. \VILL[.\M8^fc CO.r*
Wholesale Dealers in Ciroeeriet,
AND IMI’URTFHs A.ND DEALERS I.N
Hardware ami Cutlery, Swedes Irou, &c#,
HAY STREET, FAYETTEVILLE, >. C.
Liquor^ Bank Stock and Real
Estate at Auction.
ON TUESD.AY, 11th day ot March next, at 11 o’c'ook,
I wUl ofTer at Auction, at the Magnolia Restaurant,
on Green Siie?t, all of my stock of Liquors consisting of
Fine Wines, «ln, Brandy and Whiskej,
Also the Furniture belonging to the rooms of the Mig-
Dolia Restaurant.
— ALSO—
1 Ba^telle Table, (Marbl* Top.)
2 Billiard Tables,
With all the flxtuie# complete
—ALSO—
60 shares Bank Worth Carolina Stock.
I will rent or sell the building knowo^as the Magno
lia ReoiHuratit.
Persons desirous of purchasinw: can do so before day
of sa'e
Persona owing me will plea?** cnll and
Feb’y 21.
•ettlp.
REUBEN JONES.
C. E LEETE, Auct'r.
2-t8
A
WRAI’PIACJ PAPER.
LARGE QUANTITY of old newst>apers in pack-
aifps of H)0 for sale AT THIS OFFi( E.
Ftb 24,1802
TtCTcirE: RKS« OF €:Ol RT-S.
The Stay Law tiavin^ po-tponed the seltleinent of
suit'’, for yp.ns, we will not hereafter (.>r1erf
of C >urt wiihout pn^'ti'cnt in advanee Ple.'ise aeud i4
aloi^^ wit h the Or ier, and more if it be of unusual leu(£th.
Fehv 18*32. E. J. HALE .t .'"0''~
SPUING TR:
W ORTH, W ltilIT.^IA\ Sc 4 0.
OFFER AT WHOLE.*^\I>E A HEAVY ST iCIv (»F
ttROCEKIJES.
— AL.«0—
comV'lete and w 11 selected stock of
HARDWAUE & CUTLERY.
BARUEl
OU lou
N 'ItTH CARor.lNA LIQUORS.
1»0MK>TH:' Hitto.
WORTH, .vIGHTMAN & Co.
Fayetteville, April 12. 1^'*1. IStf
i^chool rVotlce*
My SCHOOL I'l the DONALDSO'^ AO.AUBMT. ou
HAYMOUNT. wjU »>c . o. «ueJ V L' E S D A Y
t>CTOBER 1st. 1861.
TVrnj. ptr Ouar:t~ o' 10 tvitkf:
English,
Classical,
Couiingetit, 26
JESSE R. MoLEAN, Principal.
August 19, 18C1. 49tf
' flillslioro’ .Military Academy.
This institution will be re-opened under efficient
management on Wednesday, March 6th. The ser
vices of officers having been permanently secured no
further interruption of duties need be apprehended.
For circulars stating new terms, Sc., address “Super
intendent H M. A ," Hillsboro’, C,
Jin’y 80. 1862. . »5-2ui
jVorl li Carolina Readers.
S HOOL BOOKS are becoming very scarce, but we
have on hand a good supply of tiie NOliTil CARO
LINA READERS, Nos. 1 and 2 by Rev. Professor Hub
bard of the Univeisity of North Carolina and No. 3 by
Rev. C. H Wiley. Superintendent of Common Schools
of North Carolina.
Our ciisiomei's having well nigh exhausted our slock
of Norih'^rn neadprs on hand when the w it Cf^nimetioed.
we hope will now turn their atteut' j i lo tuese books V^y
home atitbors. rather than allow their children to do
witViout readirig b lo’c".
For sale only at the old retail prices of 26 o«iiie, 88
cents, and 75 cpnt*
E J. HALK &
Feb’y 1, 1862. W6-
NOTICE.”
The UNDRP^.'^IONED. both having entered the mili-
taM -ervi'e of the Confederate States of Amerii;*.
hereby give notice to their old customers and friends,
that t!.. \ have appointed John D. Starr and John D.
Willia't!^ of thi“ r la^e. thejr >itiorn«>ys to collect either
separMte'y or conjointly all moneysi due them «ither tiy
account or note, and otherwise to attend to th*-ir f>u-
sitiess generally durinsr their absence. They regpec'-
fullv ask all persons indebted to them to call a^pronipt-
Iv as possible on their ap^nf'' »nake pavmcnt
jJia .t WILLIAMS
Sept 19. 18C1. 3^-tf
.\KW GOODS.
^n^JE subscriber is now receiving a large an \ wcl: i.e-
1 lected s:ock of GOOD'^. consisting of
GROrKRlES, IIARDWAKE AND CrTUK-
RY. BAGiIXG ANI> ROPE, SAD
DLERY, c«tc.. FORHDtN AXD
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
and many 'itiicr articlex. which he offers low for L'ash,
or on SHORT ti.mk to prompt pavinj^ customers
Who will go into the Enterprise? i
SrPPO?*^NG thn! there those having capital they 1
woul i like t., iave«t iu putting iuto speedy Mpera- j
tion divers classes of manufacture which must now be
established in the ?o'i'h. I would take this method lo j —>
inform .tny such, that 1 have a never-failing WATER- j seal. | State, at Raleigh, this L2 1 ot Feoranrr
BI THE 60TIR90R OF 50RTH CAROLINA,
A PROCLA]HATIO.\.
North-carolimans: our country NEZDS
your aid for its protection r.ud defence a/iinst an
invading foe. The I’retid* nt o; tba Coa^e Ic i ^ t ijj
has made » requisiiiou upou our Stale to couip’i.ne .-;cr
quota of troops in the field. Our own b^'rders are ir.
vaded by the enemy in force now thieaiening an aj.
▼ance to deprive us of liberty, property, and j.11 that
W« hold dear as a self-governing and free people.
must resist him at all hazards and by e^ry means iu
our power. He wages war for our subjugati in—a w»i
forced upon us iu wrong, and prosecuted wiihout right
and iu a spirit of reogeful wickedness without .i {. ^rai-
lei in the history of warfare amoug civilized nations.
As you value your rights of self governmen': ali
bles.sings of freedom; the hallowed endearment? of tiome
and fireside; of family and iiiudred, I C ill upon you to
rally to their Jefenca. and to suiiKin the iicbie at.j i.
cred cause in which we are engaged.
North Carolina has always proved true, eonf »n* an 1
brave, in the hour of trial and of danger. Nevi-r i •
bo said in the future that she has faibd tn nmir;, .j
this high renuwn. If we arc i •i.-’Piiteiie i ti- w nj rt i.
heretofore, and upon our own .‘■oil let jiir jxe'tiou^
equal to every deniand ou our vatn -n. n.';r ..J
glory. No temporary reversns iampene^J the iorof
yo'ir annestors, even though I'.e ent-rny ,rc' . ' ■;
columns through the State. The tires o' i w , i
‘ bump'd brightly in their breasis. They r.ei o ...;
i new energy, and resisted by gallant Jc- di h ;>
j hope and unflinching courage and per:“rer 'C" '>nve-
i ly contending with enemies at home as w;'l os . c lor-
j eign foe. until, after a struggl« ofx ven i.j.ir v.‘-irs. .
I Indeoendenoe was achieved and ackuowledK?i Lp: a?
! imitate rl.eir ^lorii.,u txa.i.ole. f:.- c..ca.v i~ . 1
bling his efforts, and straining evi-ry norv? r, f.y
our country and subjugate us to iiia d.>t.i’';.-.! i .n -
avarice and ambi>ion. Already it is prooo'*? ’ f. ■ r
Congress to establish a territorial governoi't ;;i o. -
tion of pur St.-te Now is the titte i j p ^.
and animate by our exauiplr.
I Call upon the tirave and patriotio meu .i* ' . g
to vo'unteer. from the mountsins to the s ^ V .;j
wanted tu &il up oi.-- ipioia in tiie C' ni.*u. i . . - ,y_
and for the special defence of the .'^tate i r. ir « j;,
entire confidence, for a prompt and ch.-»pi-tu v --d
to this call upon your [iitriotism and i i i 1 ■:.-r
yourselves in companie-* and in squads n, I-; ,-,f
your own selection. You will be it once ace.-p ^ I mi
organ'i ^d iiit '. n e'Mf cts »*td v-th >lri « j i i . ■ ti r.
be made, and wbicii ii is uiy d-i (uf.eco. .. A j-
jutant General 'jfthe .State wi!i ■ u - ino c-. ...
ders for this purpose.
Fel’ow Citirnthl—Your first allepi.ince is d'je to I - 9
N >riii Caroliii 4. Hall\ to l.tr I'lui.e'’;- tei^v \ :■ t.
do hi* duty, and our country will hesatp
Given under mv hand an 1 the Sfai rf .t,®
rO'VFR. (with T'Vntv of ri-om.) at the Merchant Mills
in the centre ot Fayetteville. N. C., capable of runuing I
any machinery of light order, and wenld be pleased to I
have th satn«- profitably employed
Juh 2. IHtll.
3Ctf
Fsictory,
A. VlcOO \
Commission Merchant and Prodocc Dealer,
AND 1>EALER IN
GriH'cries. I’rovisions,
Hardware, ^'utlery.
Boots. Simvs and Leather,
IRagging. Rope. Saddlery, \c.,
Foreitrn and D'jrnestic Liquors,
SheetiLgs anJ V;irns u: Minulacturers' pric«st
trict attfuiion paid to onIe''s.“Attfll
SULTH SIl*E HAV STREET,
FAYi^TTEVILLE, N. C.
Ui. Ib^PU. 6011
All kind' of counrry
Uoods
Sh»Ttin,;s at. i . u
.\lanu1‘‘ictiirer'«’ pric>>^
producfc taken m exdia. j* for j
Oet ■■*-er 6. 1S61.
>% $^inokin{^ Chimnew.
McDANlEL
C3tf
A
ihounand eight hundred and sixtv-tTr,-,
HENRY T Cf. a.K
W"ant«*fi I ill mediate II y
T the Confederate States Vrsenal atici .\rmurr
T-arns i.o tiani a^ «il
All persons qre re«p»ctfully invited to giv» me a call,
at the oi l btanJ of J X T WaJdilt. Sontti -id- H iv h-
A N. McDON.ALD
Fayetti-vili.*, N. C . ''epf. 24 I'i'OO o'^ii
Groceries i
VL.M'vViK an 1 wfU
;R»(M'I!1ES
Groceries : :
►“iected Slock of F.\MILV
w.iys on hand. cot»sitiug of
Baooti-Side'^. .^Iee« Fork. 3Iullet. Mackerel,
Nos 1 and 2, Molasses, Su^'urs of all
s:i-aiie5. Tiibncco, Ciiiars,
^n ! all )fher article.' usually kept iu a Whoiesule Grw
cerv Esiablishmeat
COX, ej-:ndall x co
'Vilfu,nirt-in. Ap>-il 2 lt**>l, !l» if
4 NT ptrson having a smoiiing fire-place can have it
^.-medied by addressing me at the Fayetteville Post
Office White Washing. Brick Work and Plastering
done in the best manner .\11 my work warranted to
be done well or no pay And if any chimneys hereto
fore built by me should smoke. th*y will he rl'cred
without charge D.\V1D MoDUFHE.
Fayetteville, N. C., March 20. 9 Ijpi^
REIItMTAL^
The post OFFlf’E i« removed to office formerly oc
cupied by the Clarendon Bank.
I Mules; 82 sets of VVajon Gear; 5 yoke of Oxtu, (v
and large size;) 8 Timber Wagons; 2 Roid \\ngons.
j I Mule Carts and Harness o pair? Timber Wh. p:,
; Apply to J. H. Roberts at Fayetteville or at 'V’’illn Refry
: P. O., New Hanover County, in per.son or by letter.
J. H. ROBERTS,
i March 8, 18«2. 4tf
JAS. G.
Dec 8C. 18*>1.
COOK. P. M
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■i of I5ra?s. Ga
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vaniie I
m\k[:pi:\(’k .v- m h\k.
Hvvr. ..a .'i-i.-.i
4wn tnmu 't
«aJ 2omm n if 1 -‘i
French, His:h Post, ro(tasre and ( oninion
C'pn-.C Ma:tr • !!t w i:id im; ; >vi-d '[.ring, on
hiind or rn i ie t.; irdor of rmy -iT.': Li >rN'f E>; ■Anting,
(.me, K!i.i Uiiod So'it t'il Vlil.S. i.f 'ii'.ferent liiuds
ana (.'a:!. rti-.; spring Li, uiges anl Chairs, j
repiire'*. Htid Cfivt-reii wnii K.-ur or 'ther-
Wi.-e; li >u’i i:.IJiitigi f .r bhls. .V Hiid.-.;
nirnf>.-.-i. and Cj'per Ltathe.",
nn I I’l • M(-r' ;l' ilair.
.\s w^ have p- od ^^ac!^n.•ry 1 >r .'’ iwing, Planeing. j
Turning:. .M tH iiig a..d we .vin lo w.jrii with '
d jsp'itch ati'i i’> ' i' '''tci it v terms. I’eisms havin;: 1
wortt or re:, iirin;.' • wol’ to give us a call
e watraat I'ir wi.r.i; it it tail?, y 'h know where to 1
find us. ' I
Having t-^ken s Store on fjie East side of Gillespie 1
Street, a fnw doors .'^outh if .\. W Steel, Esq., and j
having come «pire r orn. we >voulM a't.'nd to the storage
and - lie ai;y th'ii>r that 11. ly be cou'igned to us; and
will pive spe^-. li :»it“n:im to prol’ict* ot this ^tate.
F lyetteviilo. .April 1, 1801. i'tf
J. J. COX. W. y KEND.\LL. J t>. KE.N’DALL
COX, KE.\D.1I.L A: I'O ,
Coiiiiiii!$!$ioii .Merchauts
A N D
W H 0 I. E 8 A L P. GROCERS,
>0. 11 12 North Waler St.,
\Hliiiin?lon. r.
I Irder** fr.iin tno fountrv proii;ptlv executed.
Parti. Ill ir aitfiirion given tn the sale of Cotton
and oth“r pmdiu’e
,\pri’ 2. 1S61 10-tf
JOSEPH R. BLUSSO.M. CTKCS H. VAN AMRINOE
J05. K. RliO«%KOT| A: CO.,
i £t^"Prompt pors.ina! attention t^iven to all C^-nsign
'■ uieiitff. and Cash advances made on Produce to be shit p* v
!o other ports "r S'lM in this market,
j Feb'y 12. H .«Vtf
FISH!
N
M \CKEREL. N s
WHITE FISH.
•• HERRLNO. ic. 3c
Call at
PISH!
1, 2 and 4
Hoine-.Made Enrelopes.
ANUFACTCRED by Thos. H. XiilinKhast, Fayette
ville. mav be had of the undersiened, wholesale or
retaii. for cash E J HALE & SONS.
Jan. ti, 1862.
M
•/. A'.
civil.
WILL attend to business entrusted to hi n in any of
the surrounding counties in all bran-hes ot' l.is
firofession. Particular a'tention given ti^ti-e Leveiling
and Drainage of Swamcs and of Mines—Topog'T; ni-
cal Drawing. &o. and Plans and estimates'^'iven for sl'A
kinds of Engineering work.
Having had several years experience :u the ptucncs
of my profession natisfactory references c t. be g.ren
Address Gilopolis, Robfsoii CoU!: v
Feb. 27, 1862. 3 61'
Want to Purchase. |
BOY, about 18 1
I\V \NT to purchase a smart active
years old, sccusi«m>d to Ilorses.
A. N McDONaLD S.
So'.ith-side Hav Street.
57-tf
S. A
Dec'r 80.
STEDMAN.
86tf
Oot 1. 'S 'O.
v\ i^riTTc vl I. i.i:
MITIAL l\Sr«i\tE tO>IP4\r.
Capital in Premium Notes amounts to {2ni.68? -b
! Ca^h on hand ind other aaset;,
5.U77 8-5
After this date 1 will
pay three cents per pound for rags de
livered in Fayetteville, or at my mills
ou Rockfish D MCRPHY
Dec. 21, 1801. 85-
SlOO BOUiVTV
Recruits lW*aut€d Mmmediafcly!
H-WING the privilege of increasing my c mmar.d to
126 men by a recent act of Congress, nn opp rtu-
! nity is now offered to those who wish to join me ia lie-
i fence of our country, homes and firesides.
I $50 Bounty Money will be paid on enlisting, the
j balanoe when mustered in. For further particulars ap-
I ply to PETER MALLETT.
Capt. Co. 0, 3d Reg't N. C. Tr.ops,
Dr. Black’s Office, over Hinsdale’s Drug jtor»
Peb'y :i5, 18C2. a im
Fayett€‘ville
'pit K III! it ’ i^rti.'
1 lllU put [.• 0 ill
Foiiiidry.
ihemselTtjs fo»
1 ti.ivi: g ari icialcd
canyirig on tlie
Foiiiidry and .llacliiiie Rii«iiic«$tf,
un ier the tir u of .\NDERtf iN t.ORU. respectful.'y
solicit ord.Ts fi'iin tlim.? wanting wot k in their liue.
II ivin.' ex| eri-,’noeii M iclilrii-'ts and .Moulder.s, tb(_
are tully iirei' ir*»d lo execute all orders.
‘ • D. ANDERSON,
J. T. CORD.
F-iyetteville, Oot. ft, 18*^1. C4tf
T. C. A: K. ii, WORTH,
I'oniniis^ion and Fonfardiiig Herchauts
WIL.MiXGTON, N. CV
Jan y 28, IStil 84tf
tLAUK k TUiai\(JT()\r'~
C0WWIS3I0N iVIERCHAMTS,
WlLMLNitTON, N C.
\ 17ILL give special attention to the sale or shipment
fV of all Naval Stores, Cotton, Flour, Timber, and
other country produce. Dealers »n Lime, Plaster. Ce-
Laeul, Hair, ic.; and
A(j’E\TS PO I STEAMIiivS RATE llcLirRI.* l\D Sl.\.
Refer to; H. R Savjige, Cashier Bauk of Cape Fear
Wilmington; Jno. D.iwson, Pres t Wilmington Branch
Rranch North Carolina; W. 11. Jones, Cashier Raleigli
Rratich Bank of Cape Fear.
Deo. M. 18t;0. 79 tf
GEO.
D A.
C. A
Henry Lilly.
H. 1.. Myr >vsr,
S. T. Hawjey.
Nathan A, Srednian,
C. B. .Mall-tt,
James Kyle.
A. A. McKethan.
J. D. WiHiams.
S. W Tillinirhast
w
Fayeltovill*^
7E will I'lj J OfiiL per lb.
nts per lb
Foundry.
lor Old Ca.st Iron, and 12J
for old i»ra“s
ANKER.SON &
(>ctober
1801.
CORD.
tiStf
O. W. IIULI^ARD;
Ctfininissioti «ftcrchun /,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Prompt and PERSON.AL attention will be given to
the sale of Naval Stores. Cotton, Lumber, Timber,
and all'other country produce.
KEFER TO
O. G. Parsley, Pres’t Com. Bank at Wilmington.
JoH.v Dawso.s, “ It. N. C., at do.
Messrs. H. i: E. J. Lilly, 1
Messrs. Pemberton & Sloan, |
A. Parker, Esq.. Harnett County, N. C.
.May 7, I8(i0.
Total, l?272.7C..3 61
The (’oiiipnny have pail all losses promptly, and
have never made an I'^-e—'inent on their premium notes.
Total :.'t-es paid. $29 C82
CtFTICRRS;
MoNEILL. President.
R.VV. Vice President.
MoMILLAN, Seo’y
Dieectors:
W N Tiiliuthast,
S. J. Hinsdale.
Wm. McL.uiriti.
T. S. Lutterloh,
\. W. .'^teel,
J. G. C*.. k,
Hon .1. G. Shepherd.
R. F. Br .wn, 1 ,
A. E Hall, ,'>'*l™gton.
hn Collin^ an 1 C McVummen Traveling Agents.
fcaJT’The •"ouipany invite applicatious.
May 28. lSf)0. ’ 21-ly
THE .\0AiitbLI\A
.MlTliL LIFE l.\Si:il.».\CE t OtlPANI,
OW in the tenth year of snccessful Qperation, with
growing capiral and firmer hold upon public con
fidence, continues to insure the lives of all healthy per
sons from 14 to (>') years of age. for one year, for seven
years, and for life- all life tneiubers sharing in the profits.
•All slaves from 10 to Gt) years of age are insiired for
one year or for live year^ for tw-") thirds their value.
.All losses ar«) pun(^nally paiil witliiu 00 days after
satisfactory proof is presented.
For further information tho pub)'” is referred lo
■\genis of the Company in all parts c ihe State, and to
R H BATTLE. Secretary, Raleigh.
E. J. H.\LE. Agent at
Jan’yl859. Fayetteville, N. C.
MACHINERY OIL.
WE are thanufacttiring from Pea Nuts, an Oil believed
to be an excellent substitute for Sperm.
It is well adapted for buraing as well as for Ma
chinery.
Will be sold In quantities to suit purchasers.
T C. & B. O. WORTH,
Wilmington, N. C.
i^n'j 24. 94 4mpd
NOTICE.
BOOK-RlNniN’G
all its kinds, executed with neatness and despatch.
Small jo'ns wheu done must he paid before delivered.
THOS. H. TILLINGHAST.
Oppo“ite the Female High School, Hay St.
May 14, 18..9. 14
N
Helper and other Poems,
By THEOPHILCS hunter hill. Esq., of Raleigh
For sale, price $1, by E. J. HALE & SONS.
Jan’y 13. 1862. ^
COTTOYA R^.
No. 21 flay Street.
C. p. MALLETT.
Jar.’y 6. 1862 88-
~~H(KAVY
mHE ROCKFISH
15tf
10 PLOW POIATS,
T Wil»»LES.iLE or RET.MI.. fur sale n! ihe Engle
t T >
A Work--.
i*'tjl>‘y 10, 18f>2
ANOLil^U.N
& CORD
9?4>f
TrnctM for the Soldierk.
Hepui.nted at Haleigh, N. C
“A \ oice fpdni Heaven," 4 pages.
**Priv;ite Devotion,” ** **
•'Don't put it otr,” “ "
"The .\oi of Faitli,” “ “
“All sufBci»ncy of Christ,” “ "
‘‘The .'^entinel.” “ ‘‘
“Self Dedication to God,” “
“^lotives to Early Piety,” “ •'
“Come to Jesus.” (formerly 64 pages,) now is 82,
and in 8 four page tracts.
Approvtd by all the Fastort of (hit City.
A large edition of the above should be printed before
the type*is distributed, as it will cost $-10 to re-set them.
The number and variety will be increased as the funds
are given.
$100 pays for 150,000 pages; $20 pays r 30,000.
and Ji pays for 1,500 pages.
Donations lo be sent to the Agent, which K» will
acknowledge by letter, and report to each of the Pas-
new tracts
nave been sent to the soldiers in Virginia.
U(‘adquarli‘r!^ IVilniing^lon |
Li^ht Artillery, )
CA.Mf> BuYLV.N, July 2(),*Jij(31.
This company, dciiring to be complete in tvery re-
tpect, would he glad to enlist a nuiuber of good Dri
vers,—men aceusin;iied to the managetnent of horses.
There will be paid to each man, on enlistment, a bounty
of $1.0. .Monitily pay il 2; be-ides being clothed and
fed, 1 Mjdical iitteniiance tree, and all Oiner necessary
equipiuenis lutnished requisite tor a soldier.
No one need apply tiiiless he is a good driver and cx-
pdrienced iu liie mimaeeinent of hor.nes. The destina
tion of th« company is Virginia, as soon as equipped.
ALEX. D. MOORE,
f41tf] Capt. Co. E, iteg't Lt. Artillery.
The l.iaw ol l^ales of Personal
Property, by Francis Hilliard, 2d Edition, Enlarged
and improved.
Starkie on Evidence, 8ih Edition, with Notes by
Sharswood.
Wendells’
Sharswood.
Adams’ Equity; Rroom’s Lognl Maxims.
Smith on Contracts. \'c. E. J H.ALE & SONS
Timber fW\tnieii.
PARTIES iiaving seasoned WHITE OAK Tl.MBER
from one and a half to six incties in thicknesa. and
tVom SIX to twenty inches in width, and wishing to dis
pose of the same, can find a purchaser by applying in
person or by letter to the undersigned at the Arsenal.
JOHN C. BOOTH.
Capt. Art y, Comd'g Arsenal.
Fayetteville, Aug. 21, 1861. 6o-tf
cT r1>!
^ FE'vV LADIES can be accommedated with board at
the Seminary.
Sept. 12. 18fil.
T. C.
HOOPER.
66-
Blackstone; Byles’ on Bills, Notes by
iHlLITARlT WORK5$.
Army regulations for the use of the Confederate
States;
Gilham’s Manual for Volunteers and Militia;
Hardee’s Infantry T.ictics, 2 vols., Mobile Editiont
The Voluntee’-s Hand Book.
Further supplies just rec'd.
HALK » ,OHS.
TO THE L.AOIKS:
Mrs. GIBSON respectfully informs her friends and
the public generally, that she is prepared to make
DRESSES in the'most fashionable style, she will also
cm and fit for any ladies wishing to make their own
Dresses; CHILDREN S CLOTHING cut or made to
order.
Mrs. Gibson has taken the Agency for the sale of a
new and excellent CHART, for cutting Ladies’ Dresses.
Also, one for Boy’s Clothing. They are very simple in
construction, and therefore easy to understand. The
ladies are requested to call and see them at her house
6th house above the Protestant Church, Hay Mount, '
Oct. 2, 1860. 58tf
— WAHTED,
^ SPAN of good sound draft HORSES, not over 8
years old.
JNO. C. BOOTH,
Capt. Art’y, Comd’g N. C. Arsenal,
iiiuperlor Pocket Cutlery.
Rodgers’, Wostenholm’s. Crookes, and Rhodes &
Son's celebrated Pocket and Pe^n KXIVES. A
good supply. Ei J. IIALE & SONS.
Nov’r 27, 1861.
Biftuk Warraati for wie at this
To Land Bnyer«.
The undersigned olfcrs for sale, in the Coal region,
and within eight miles of the terminus of the Fay-
1 etteville & Western Rail Ror.d on Deep River,
j EIGHT HI NDRED .U'KES «F L.iXD,
j adjoining the land belonging to the estate of George
I W'ilcox, dec’d. and lying three miles South from Car-
honton, on Little Pocket Creek, Moore county.
These Lauds are well adapted to the growth of corn,
cotton, wheat, oats, rye, &c. There are on the prem
ises a comfortable Dwelling, and all necessary Out
houses, with about one huudred and fifty acres under
fence, including forty or fifty acres of never-failing
bottom land. This is a rare chance for persons wish
ing to make investments, ,^s lands are undoubtedly ad
vancing in price in this section.
For further information apply to Mr. M. M. McRae,
Crane’s Creek, P. O., Moore county, or address me at
Fayetteville, N. C.
DANIEL McRAE,
For the Heirs of Gilbert McRae, dec’d
Carbonton, Moore co.. N. C.. Aug. 24 1859. 43f^
4-4 SHi:ETIi\G$$.
MANUF.VCTURINQ COMPANY,
I of Fayetteville, N. C., solicit orders far Sheetings
3tj inches wide. .S yards to the pound. The Goods com
pare favorably with the same styles manufactured in
Massachusetts, and have for many years been sold in
• he New York and Philadelphia Markets.
C. T. H.\IGH, Pres’t Rockfish Co.
Faystteville, June 1, 1861. 27-
WANTED.
A quantity of good WOOL 'V ARN to make socks of
ti
the soldiers.
August 8d, 1861.
G. W.
L GOLDSTON, Ag’t.
45 tf
OFFICERS and privates belonging to the ftlst R(»e''-
ment N C. Troopsi, who an* on furlougii or who
have escaped from Roanoke Island, will repor to m; n
ih« 3d of March at Lumberton, N. C.
By order of Maj. Gen. Bcjjj Utqer.
C. GODWIN.
Capt. Com. Co 81«t Regt, N. C. Troops.
Feb. 26, 1862. 3-2 w
.nEmCAL. \OTICE.
McL. GR.\H.\M. I* , wiTers hi* prof#-»i’'n'.l
services to the oitiiem* ot Fayrttevills and viciia-
ly. OfEce Green .Street. ,‘outh and of Dr Robicscn's
building.
Feb’y 24. 1862 8 2m
D.
CAPT. \VILKEi^’l$ REPORT
(IN THE DEEP RiVER .IHXERAL REUION.
The undersigned have caused to be published from
the Congressional plates, an edition of the Report
of Capt. Wilkes, U. S. Navy, and his Associates on the
Board appointed by the Secretary of the Navy to ex
amine the Deep River Region of North Carolina. This
is the most important and scientific statement of the
great wealth of that section of the State, and the Maps
the most perfect and valuable, of any yet published.
The Maps are worth the price of the work, which is 50
ceotS) neatly bound in cloth. Copies sent by mail, free
of postage, on the receipt of 50 cents. A liberal dis
count to wholesale buyers. Orders solicited.
Jan’y 26. E. J. HALE & SONS
Further l^iippliei^ of
MILITARY BOOKS—FOR CASH ONLY.
Hardie’a Tactics, 2 vols., $2 75; by mail $3.
Gilham’s Manual foi Volunteers and Militia, $2 76
by mail $8.
Army Regulations for the Confederate States $2 25
by mail $2 60.
Cary’s Bayonet Exercise and Skirmishers’ Drill, $1-
by mail $1 10. ’
The Trooper’s Manual, by J. Lucius Davi«, $1 60: bv
mail $1 65.
New Map of Virgmia, colorad, 80c.; by mail 86o.
Jwt S. J. JUH * 80V9,
$100 Reward.
R.\NAWAV from the srbscriber on last December,
my negro man D.WE. He is a full-blooded negro,
5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, well set, and intelligent for
a negro; would weigh when he left from 160 to 175,
iged about 35 years; he has a scar on his face. I will
pay Fifty Dollars reward to any person deliTering him
to me at Philadelphus, Robeson county, N. C., or for
his confinement in any Jail so that I ctin get him. And
Fifty Dollars for proof sufficient to convict any person
or persons for harboring him.
DANIEL McCALLUM.
For JOSEPH B. McCALLUM.
Philadelphus, Robeson Co., N. C., April 6 ’61. 12-tf
$2^E¥A‘RDr
R.ANAWAY from the subscriber on Friday last th*
11th inst., my boy VIRGIL. He is probably lurk
ing anout the plantatiom of Mrs. Louisa Hargrove, on
Carver’s Creek, where he has a wife. I will pay the
above reward for his delivery in jail.
0. D. BAKER.
Cumberland county, July 16, 1861. 40-tf
iWOTICE.
A S I expect to be absent from home a few months in
the West, Archibald McLean is my authorixed
Agent to transact my business until I return.
N. G. JONES.
Dec’r 28, 1860. 8.3tf
iVletliodlst Hymns and DUcip-
lines, a new supply, assorted sizes and qualities.
March 16. E J. HALE & SONS.
The i^outhern Harmony, School
Books, &c., further supplies just received.
E. J. HALR & SONS.
The Pre«byteriau Psalmodist
Character notes. A further supply just reoeivad.
July 20. E. J. HALE t. SONS
SSETTLEiHEIVTS.
Tb« lubseribttrt wiU ^ |1^ to Mitle •ee«untt
Iron and at Auction.
ON Thursday, the 20th of .March, at Smitr d ii Depot,
on N. C. R. R., will be sold at Public Auction,
52,000 lbs. IRON, as.sorted 1 to 10 inches
100 kegs NAILS, 4’s to 12.
Persons attending sale by R R can return «irn: dir.
Wanted,600 bbls. FAMILY FLOUR, cish n lpl-.v.-rr
W, H. AVER A, Smithfi-i'i N C.
Feb’y 25, 1862. 3 3tfd
A Regiment for the Confederate
>^$tatefi Service.
rpHE nndersigned, having been authorife-1 to rsi?c
I Regiment for the Confederate States srmy. tnkc*
this method of informing persons who aro now engi-
ged in raising companies, that this is the fiv«t opp'ri'.:-
nity offered for joining a Regiment to go d.recily int:
the Confederate service.
Rank of officers'ind pay to officers and soldiders wii.
begin with the.ir enrollment.
A bounty of FIFTY* DOLL.ARS and the bomity from
the State will be paid at the time of orgnniiaiidD
Arms and full equipments of the .best class will
furnished to the companies.
Term of service Three years or the war For fur! her
partiealari, address the subscriber immediately.
M. D. CRATON,
Lt. Col. 8*th Reg’t. N. C. Troops.
Newbem, N. C. Feb. IR. 1862. 2 It.
W\i^^JEJD7
100 Volunteers for the Confeder;te Ser*
?lce#
TO SERVE .IS l.\mTRV I)IR1\G TilE W.lj.
A BOUNTY of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
PER MONTH will be paid each Volunirtr. t f
further particulars, address me at Fayetteville, N i
or call at the store of Col. C. E '
Feb’v 22.
Leete.
J. R.
McDON'.AhD.
2-2r,'.
Wanted—9000 bu§hel« ( liarcoal.
l^E will pay 7 cents per bushel for Cosl, deliver'' •
Vt the E igle Works.
Feb’y 24, 1882.
ANDERSON A COKD.
2 t
CAP AI%D LETTER PAPEK>-
The subscribers have just received a small snpplj
ruled PAPERS, which, having cost very higli P''-’^'^-’
will be sold accordingly, for cash onl.
Feb’y 12, 1862.
E. J. HALE .t SONS.
CAUSE A1¥D C0.\TK.4J!»T:
An ESSAY, on the American Crisis, by T W. .McMahon
A further Supply Just rec'd.
Feb. 12. E. J. HALE & SO-Na
WAiVTED,
For this year, a House Servant (Man) ‘‘
anj aciir*, intelligent, quick tnotioDcii ’ ^ \
T. ^VAUL>n-''
Jan’y 80, 1862. 9-3'^
ENVELOPES. '
The subscriber is manufacturing dork brown E-'
VELOPES of good quality. Orders for oco
sand and npwarda are solicited from books«*lfi* ar.
mtrchanta. .
IHOS. E, TIUINOHaST
f%Vjn