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VOL. X.]F A Y E T T E V I L L E , N . C . , A P R I L 1 8 , 1 8 6 L [ N O . 1 0 1 4 . ]

A ; M O N l ‘ \ Y S A \ l > T H U R S D . W . S

[:\)\\ if{0 J. HALK A SOXS,: , i . )KS AM* r U O l ’HIKTOUS;

s. :: -NNookly OnsKRVKR 0(» i f in

'■ I If' pai'i tiurinp the year of subscrip-

: ' I the voiir has ex])ireil.

V Ob'i:uvi:r 5^2 (K> per annum, if pai<l in

! ' i f | during the year of sub-;orip-

' ' i afto" the year ha« expired.

- \ K irn s l .> lK N T S inserted for ftO cents per

■ iiuf> for the first, and 80 cents for eaeh

• ' I' UiMtion. \ early advertisements by spe-

■ ‘ at reasonable rates. Advertisers are

i ■. ite the nnniber o f insertums desired, or

! . iit^nued ti ll forbitl. and charged accord-

- • :. ia< to be inserted n.>ii(/c. charged '>0 per

s r i : < l \ L N ( t T I ( K.

a \ ai'er tliis drtte. no name of a new subscriber

without psyinetit in advance, nor will V,' ','nt ti> sueh subscribers for a longer time

i >r.

.r M -ub-iiTibers as desire to take the pa-

- 'X ' te in w i l l please notify us when making

Jan ’v 1.

!

Eiilar$;ed.S h o e • l i t i n u f a c t o r t f .

' ■ Will I’firii-;'and Sons having been reooiit-v. d, a new a^sociition has been forme 1 m 'f

tfl/irshn Carter 4Vi ' ) iu im ie to m a n u f a c t u r e a ll k i n d s o f HOOTS

'M ' l F .S . S \ l » i n , K < . H A K N K S S . a n d L K a TMKI: l e sc r i p t io n . i ip"n a m u c h m or e e x t e n s i v e si' hIc

■ Ti-: ^fore. C-mihrned w i th »ur T a n n e r y , it i-< lUie e ' l a h l i s h i u e n t s of t h e k i n d in t h e Soui l i -

•V ' If ler? f r 'in a di^^tance s h a l l h a v e jT om ] tMARSH. CVKTEU \ I'o

N 'e, Onarham Co . N. C., Feb’y '.U :^m

A O T K 'K . ~1 ‘ ' he absent from home a few months in\ • Arciiibald McLean is my authorized

: my business until I return.N. 0 . JONKS

j<; tf

\ 0 \ \ l . \ .TIARKKT.•• liaving NEGK(.>KS for sale, will do well

\ . . •! 'T a l ire", the subsiTiber at (’l inton,1' N. as he i« determine I to buy aiid. • j rici'a f ir them th.it the state of the- j , e r m i i .

A. S. (’. POWELL. .s:i'',p'iin <'’ ■1 , Marcli '2 . '.'-Minpd

\0%V I \ .TIA K K ET.- ■ - i iiviiig NKGltUKS for >ale. will do wfll ■ : >■ -ub-criber at ("linton, Samp- 'ii

> ;t-'v'!iiined tc buy .and pay a-' l ib e r i ’' ;.i :i' ' f - 'ate 'if the market will pt.cmir

hiTU he will call imine'liately. an i i.' all will tind wh.< will trv him.

I’HAHLES T. STKVKNS.> - 'U S t p t . 1" . 18»'0. - i i l - ly p d

r \ V K T T » : V l l i l < E

' i r n AL l.\SI K l . \ fE ( 0 .flPAM.;utn N "te' auiount- to

i!id ither a'Set-. o.n,

"rixcd ( a p i t a l , <i|* < a p i t a l .

(¥1<N)SO

.IAS. C. :»IcR.\K.. I t f o r n e f f « /

Otlicc West end of the Instirance Kuilding,

Hay St., Fayetteville, N. C.March ‘Jt>. ISHO., .Sjf

F R E N C H S T R A N G E ,Attorney at Ljut,

F a y e t t e v i l l c , N . C .

Ottice that recently occupied l>y Wrijht, Ks.).,ov(>r the one now occupied by him in l»r Kobinson'>'> builditig. tureen Street.

l>ec'r 2 , lSr>9. . 70 .

A t t o r n e y a t L a w ,FAYKTTKVlb!,K., N . C .

\T ^ IL L attend the ( ’ounty and Superior ('t>virts of M I’umberland. Harnett. Moore and lxobe<on <’'onn-

I’ronipt attention given to the cnllection of ;i:lt iesfhiims entrusted to liis liands.

Oct. 17. iSV.i. 5S-tf

li.WV \O TICK ,T HM Suliscriber having reinove<l from Sununervil le to

Fayettevil le, will attend tlie rininty and Superior C’ourts o f Cumberland. Harnett and Moore. His ofhce will be at hi' residence, on (.ireen Street, opposite the Ki'iscopal Church.

His correspondents will please address him hereatU'r at Favettevil le. in-tea'l of Summerville.

NF.ILL M c K iV . . lan'y 'Jl. IS'io. S.‘)-if

l^aw . \ o l i c eT HF sub-criber havin': retii'.'ii I'rom tlie I'x'neh. with

purpo-;e to devotf hiin<elf tn thi- j'racfice of the Law, will attend hereafti*r tlie coiituies of ( 'u’nlierlaiid, Kob eson -in'l I'ladon. .at all 'he I'oinrv. .m l thi* .''uperlor t 'ou it ' of Kiciimond. Harui tt an i S implon.

J. C.. SHK1*HI-Kl>. dune 4. I' 'iO. :j:’tf

,\i':w CilOllS! i\EW (iOODS!e mhc r t out

ill receive in a few days his entire stock of

m\m iM) m m goods,EMHHA(MNC. ALL THE

a n d Style!«,AT 1‘lllCKS TO SUIT THE TIMES.

The )'ublio general ly are respectfully invited to call early and ^^cure B A II U A I X S . -"Yrt®

J. A. TEMIiEKTON ^La^eh IStil. , 8t f

S PR IN C O O O D S .^• I p r i l , 1 8 6 1 .

n^i lE Undersigned are now opening A L. \RGE AND I HANDSO.ME STOCK of

J ^ t a p l e X F a n c y I I K I T

imOTS A SHOKS, nONXKTS, H.4TS,

K e a t i t f r f v .

To whiel) iliey invite the attention o f ('asll a n d p r o m p t pay Ins: oustoniers.

Those superior “ ('ROSS CREEK V.VRNS” al- wavs on luind at Factory jirices

II. v' E. J. LILLY. March '.t-4w

Sl’!ll\li STOCIv FOR 18(il!S i a r r ^ * I f

H ^Vi; receiv.'d in ] :irt and expect in a few tlays have their entire stock of

\n i I liu:u r s u w

H a v e received in part, (and daily expect the balance,) a complete and carefully selecte<i Slock of

S t a p l e a i t f t i ' t n t c y M f v y i m o o d s ^

Embracing all the newest and most desirable Styles of the season. Among which may be found

R i c h B r oc l ie S i lk s ; S i lk Ti.ssi ies and (Jrenadine ;

I’upl ins , P la in and l i r o c h e ; F r e n c h O rgan d ies ; IMain and I ’ri i i tcd lieret^os; H e r e g e A n g la i s e ;

; P la in and E i n b ’d Moza iubitjues ; S i l k F i g ’d B r o ­cades; C h a l l i e s , P r i n t e d , P la in and E n i b ’d.

Together with every other kind of Dress Goods known. For all of which, we can furnish Suitable

T r i m m i ngs^at Niw. 40 and 48 Hay St. West end Fay. Hotel Btiilding.

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Silk Lace 1‘oints and Silk .Mantles; Linen, Lavella and Cloth Dusters. Zouaves and .Vrabs; Silk Lace Arabs. Talmas, and Sultanas; Silk Garibaldtes. Al.«o. S-4 IJerege and ot her goods for making Dusters. Zouaves. &c.

I A few very handsome Kmh'd Grenadine S H a WLETTS,HUSKE A ANDERSON’S.

W

to

^E also otter for sale 10 the Ladies and Milliners, a large assortment of Ladies and Misses’ IU)NNKTS

I and H.\TS, with a great variety of French FLOWERS. I H. & A.

I \ \ r E wish to call jiartictilar attention to our assort- I t T ment of French. English and .American CLOTH."

ami ('ASSIMHRES. for Gentlemen, and a large supplv! of Goods for Hoys. H. A.

c V S i i i i i i i i e r Ch o o i I ^ p our Gvnilemen's Fornisliing Room may be foiind a.''tore, to whi'di they invite the ai|pnii<m of Mer-

ehants g.^nerally. All thos<> havincr notes and accounts pi' t due are enriif'tly requested to make payment with­out tun her notice.

•I l-K STARK. .1. M. WILLIAMS.Mar.'h J7. IStll. Htf

large supply of

K eaily -31aide C loth iiig fas well as every otlier article of Genilemen’s aj'parel. from a Fashionable .Moleskin Hal at So, or .straw do. at ■JO cts. , to a pair half Hose at 12A cts. toU o cts. a pair. SUITS made to order at short notice. H. & A.

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n \ K F A i . Jk..: V % r I. A .

AS taken !vn office next d ''>rto Wm. 1 >. Wright's Law ('>thce iin Green Strt'ei. He will attend ati'l practiee

in the County au'l Superior Cotirt- of Cumberl.'ind. Hladen. Rolie-'on an<l .S .a m p ? n n .

March 'Jo. I s ’)'.*. 7'.*tf

R O R V Tic .AAIR,• I t t o n i e i f a m i f ' o t t i i s e f f o r a t l t a a \

LUMRURTON. N. ('.atten'l aii'l prac'ice in the (”ounty an 1 .'^uj'eri"r

M (' lurT' of R o b e s . >n. Riehmond an'l ( 'iimlietlan'l. All busijies-i intrusted to him will receive j>romj>t ar- tention and collectii>ns punctually remitted.

Ocr. l.‘'.j'J. ' ■>'>if

. i o i i . ^ P. F I l i . i :r .\ttorney and ('ouiisellor at Lau,

W I I . L 1‘ R A l ’ T I C K I S T H K O O I H T S l*F

KoIm'noii. ( u i i ib e r la n d , ( o l i in ib u s a n d B la d o i i .( >tficp at l.um>>erton, R'’be-^on t'o.. N.

• I’tlv 1"'!.* •_‘''lf

Dr. T I IF O .

1 ti>e\ i : \v

I N Iil. 11S l<'i \ FD expect to h.ave in Store about 1st to t i . c . ’. 1 of April, their usual

i i ir i i l o l 4iiOO<N,in'l will b-,‘ .li-;posr.l to “ ell at short ]irotits for C.\SH ir .in tiiv U'Ual credir for prompt pay.

Thev itivite a call frnm buvers irenerallv.Gi;o .‘ W. WILLI.VMS & CO.

March '1~,. 1 ' '.1. 8 -tf

\I R I N H P O T A T O i : 5 i » .

’^ELLi'W I’LANI ING I’OT.VTOES for sale bv GF.o W WILLIAMS

M ir.-h -JT. ’.S' 1. 8-tf

:?iA R T i \ i : .opj>o>iite the ( Hhce.

Medi. il Eli-ctrifiiy .applicl .Fayettevil le. 0 ,-t. 17, I''’’''. *’.:Jtf

Q F F l C i : . HAY STREET

: il. *'lhave ['ail al l lo 'se- promptly, and

I le an a-'es'Uient on their premium notes.. -al 1 ' - e s pa i 'L • / '

< )FFlrERS:|»K'> Mi'.N'ElLL. I’resident.D. A. RAV. Vice President.I A .MeMlLLAN. Sec y.

D i r k i Tu r s ;I. y. W. N. Till ingha>t,

'I r .v.-r. S. J. Hinsdale,w . Wm McLatirin.

;j A . ' ' • f l n i a n . T. S. L u t i e r l o h .'1 : • .\. W. Steel ,

- I . . J . (i . Cwok.>i l\.*;han. H >n. J. G. Shepherd,

1'. R. F. Rr<jwn, i „ .n.M.a-r, A. E. Hall.

•. i (■ M cOuinmen. Traveling Agents, 'j'ltiv invite ap]*lications.

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!:i\i i\siiii\('E m \n \\.l i l R T F O R U , C O . \ . \ .

‘“^ r p o r a t e d 1 8 1 9 . C h a r t e r P e r p e t u a l .

1 ) S<’( l T T exppct insr to be a b s e n t f r om F a r e t ' e v i ’l f I , for a w h i l e , l i r . R e n b o w wi ll l>e in hi< oHioe t . a t -

te t id to a ll c a l l s th:i t m a y be m a d e p r o te ^ r i o u a l l y . .VNo tn re c e i v e ■ au th a t m a y be due .

(>P'c»‘ i,n I ' e r - . i n s t r e e t , tW'. .l. ' i r ' e a - t -.f th e M ar k i t, J a n ' y -2\. I ' d .

■ > F \ T I N T R V .

D r . ,1. 1> \ V IS h a v i n g deci l c l on p e r m a ­n e n t l y l o c a t i n g in t h e T.>wn of I ' ayettt*

vil le. r e s j ie c t f u l ly otf . -r ' iiis - i e r v i c o ' t - th e c i t iz en * of t h i s j i lace ani i surri>un>lin<r c o u n t r y . In all th e var iou' J b r a n c h e s o f h is l ’r i4 ’f--«iiin. incbi. l insr th e m a n u f a c t u r e o f M i n e r a l T e e t h , he i~ ' a i i « t ie ' l . a f ' e r an e x t e n s i v e e x p e r i e n c e , to whiidi i« a d ' l e d a thoroiikrh Den- t:tl e d u c a t i ' i n . t h a t he c a n g iv e e n t i r e s»ttisfa<‘ti<.n a s f a r a - ! ' in t h e jm w e r '»f D e i u i - : r y . .Mi i r r e g i i l a r i t i e ' nt th e T e e t h t r e a t e d in a j ' r o p c r a n d c a r e f u l mansier . a-- well a~ • lisea-^es of t h e m o u t h . N o n e Vuit t h e p r o p e r m e ta ls a re ma i le u s e ' d ' in t h e v a r i o u s o p c r a t i o n s . Cii.irge-'; will be riiH'leraTe. t h a t t h e b»‘n c f i t ' O f th e l ’rot'e<-;ii>n m a y lie p la c ed w i t h i n t h e r e a c h " f al l who m a y feel an in te re s t in t h e p r e s e r v a t i o n o f t h e T e f t h .

Office over Houston's .Jewelry Store, where ho mav be foutiil at all times.

M a y 10. 1.s'>b. 'Hf

ALFKKD ALDEltMAX,I f o r o f . \ ; i v a l

w i L M i x ; r o . v , x c

w f ull busi''ILL attend {ir.imptly to the transaction ness C'lti^igne'l ti> fiis care.

Nov. '.V I'.M-t’.tn p i

.^lAt K F R F L .S . \ L E in B a r r e l s an ' l h a l t B a r r e l s b v

G E O W W I L L I A M S \ C(*. M a r c h -J7. I " ' ! . M-tf

.1 .1. W. I’.KKNDAt.L. J. S. KKM>A1.L.

V O X , K i : \ I I A L L A: i 'O . ,

C oiiiiniN!!)ioii\ N D

W H O L E S A L E G R O C E R S ,> 0 . 11 A l ‘i \ o r t h W a t e r S t . ,

\Vilinin2tnn. (’.< >!■ dors f r om t h e ( ' o u n t r y p r o m p t l y e xe c u te d . I’a r r i c u l a r a t t e n t i o n g iv e n to t h e s a le o f Co l to n

a n d o t h e r }>roiluce..Vpril ‘J. 1 ''•)l. 10-tf

U , W . K l I . iTaRIKf oi»i m iss i «## • H e r rIt a n f ,

W l l . M I N i J T O X , N . ( \

1 ) R o \ | P T a t id I ’F R SO N.V L a t t e n t i o n will b e c iv e n to th e >ale of N a v a l . ' ' tores. ( ’ i t ton . L u m b e r . T i m b e r ,

a n d a l l o t l i e r c o u n t r y pr odu c e .

RKFKR TOO. G. I ’a r s i .k t , P r e s ' t ( ’om. B a n k a t W i l m i n g t o n .•loUN D \ w »i >n . “ n. .N. C'.. at do.M e- srs . H. \ E. .1. L 11. 1.V. 1 „ ,,

tavettevi l le .MC'-irs. I ’KMItKRTtiN X M -0\N. |I . \ . I ’.ARKKi;. F-o] . Ha r t ie t t C o u n t y . N. C.

M a y 7. l>»>it. l o t f

I ’ L V K K & T I K L I X G T O N ,

C O M M I S S I O N M E R C H A N T S ,

\ V I L ^ 1 I ^ ■ ( ; T ( ) ^ ^ X . ( ’ .

IL l . g ive ' ■pecial a t ten i i 'Hi to t h e s a le o r s h ip m e n t if all Na val . ' ' tores. C ot to n , F lo u r , T i m b e r , a nd

ot h e r c o u n t r y pro . luce . D e a le rs in Lime, P l a s t e r , C e ­m e n t , H. i ir . \ c . ; a n d

■ ( ; i; m s fii s r K \ ^ i r . R s k \ t k > if i . \ i !Ji '' ,\M) s r \ .

l l f i'i to: H. R, ." av icre. ( ' a - ih i er I’>ank of P a p e F e a r . Wilmiti iit .i i i ; .Ino. D iw > 'U. P r e - ' t W il m in g to n B r a n c h P-aiik "! N ' i ti i ( ' i r o l i n i ; W. I!. .Jones, ( ' a. sh ier R a l e ig h i J ranch l ia i ' k ot ( ' . tpe Fea r .

D e c . 1 4 .

1 1 ’ E earnestly request those in need of GOODS to call Tt and exati.ine our Sto :k before purchasing else-

*Tiiere, as we tlatter oursflves that we can otl'er

i i . i i i a . t i . v s ^

in the way of 4

I'he above Stock will be sold at retail on time to re- . sponsible parties, or o per cent, otf for cash for bills ol

and upwards.HUSKE .v: ANDEHSON.

Nos. 4*> and 48 West end Fay. Hotel Building. March 118. • 8 tf

• l i H f t i f S i m1 A <WAA VDS. PRINTS, unusually low, either by 1 V . U U U whole-ale or retail.

')0 Doz. W(>OL and other H.\TS.

C L O T 1 1 , 1 \ Gat greatly reduced prices; together with a large and varied slock of

v r . u M i : m F . i . \ t v m u c o o i i s ,

all of which w ill be oti'ered wn as favorable terms as any House in the .'*tate. .J. K. K LE.

Oct. I, I' fiO. 5Stf

S c h o o l H o o k « k .

ONTEIJH'S, iNUtcheir.s and Smith s Geographies; .'^mitii's and Bullions' Grammars;Emerson’s and Smith’s Arithmetics;Bullions’ and . \ndrews’ Cie>ar:Interlinear Translations to Xenophon, Sallust, V'r-

gil, Horace and Cie«ar;Northend's .Vmerican Speaker. &c., \ c .

April E. J. HALE .'t SONS.

DIOCESE OF NORTH C.\R0L1N.A. ’ ( iovcDntients a m i V fo p h ".— A n ab le l iri t i^ l i

T h e 4'.ih ANNUAL CONVENTION of the Protestant ' essayi.st e x p r e s s e s t h e b e l i e f t h a t w h i le t h e B n - Episcopal Church, will be held in Christ’s Church, t ish peop le h a v e n e v e r b e e n in d i f f e r e n t to fore ign

Newbiirn, on the third Wednesday in May 18t‘>I, (that f r e e d o m , it m ay be d o u b te d w h e t h e r t h e i r G o v - tt.» ,1 . , . . nf rho m r . n t h J e m u i e n t has a lw a y s s i n c e r e ly d e s i r e d it. It

; s t r ik e s us it m a y b e m ore than d o u b te d . I’osi- I t i v e proof of t h e real sp ir it o f t h e IJritish (Jovern-

j m e n t m a y be found in its form e r betrayal o f l ib- ; e r ty on S i c i l y and (jlenoa; in the y i e l d i n g up F in - I land a n d P o la n d to l lu.ssia, N’e n ic e and L o m b a r d y

to A u s tr ia , t e a r i n g N o r w a y froth l ) c n m u r k , and I t h e p a lpable b etrayal o f d u t i e s in th e treaty ol I V i e n n a . T h e C o n g r e s s of \ ’i enna , as has bocti I o f ten a l l e g e d and d e iu o n s tr a te d , s h a m e f u l l y d is -

j a p p o in t e d t h o s e j u s t d e m a n d s of n a t io n s w h i c h it j had a ss em b le d to sa t i s fy , an d n e v e r tor o n e mo-

! m e n t c o n s id e r e d t h e opinion.':, f e e l i n g s and pre- ■ j u d i c e s of t h e p e o p le on w h o se f a t t* th e y had a.=-

se m b le d to d e l ibera te .T h e s a m e prof<>und in d i f feren ce to t h e f e e l i n i i s

and in te res t s o f t h e peop le sti l l pcrvtides tfie lamn- i ci ls o f Kurope. T h e peoj>ie are but t'ne p aw ns j on* th e c h e s s board, njove d h i t h e r an d th i t h e r

w i t h o u t t h e i i own vo l i t io n , an d m a de to t ight bat ­t l es o i ‘ K n i g l i t s and K in g j+ a n d (. ,|ueens, in w h i c h t n e y h a v e n e i t h e r .sym pathy nor in te rest . "1 h e y

se e m brouglrt in to th e world o n iy for t h e a e - r a i i - d iz o m e n t o f the ir masters. lJut i f t l i i i a i i t r :ti'' ind i ff erent to t h e w e l iare of t h e people , th e r e is

no in d i f f eren ce to t h e i r ^»ower. '1 hat is e v id en t in t h e ' h e s i t a t i n g sto[»s w i th w h ic h th e • abs duiv < jo v i r n m e n t ot K u ru p e o p p o sed a war wl. ie l i has

l o n g been in ev i ta b le , and w h i c h m ay an y da) as-

st im e t h e ch a ra c ter ot* t h a t “ war ot o p i n i o n ” w h i c h (Jatining predic-ted. h e y tear th e ir own su b je c t s m o r e than t h e y fear a n y o th e r power .

W e c a n n o t b u t h o p e tha t t h e in e v i ta b le fate w h i c h Seems to be s lo w ly but s tea d i ly forciu:: tho G o v e r n m e n t of K u rop e tu a war a g a in s t the ir own

des ir es is p r e p a r in g t h e way for t h e de l iver ;m (a‘ o f t h e E uropean peop le from v a ss a la g e and o)>

p r e s s io n .— H a h i m o r t A m t r i c n u .

day being the 15th day of the month.)EDW D LEE WINSLOW', Sec'y

Fayetteville, April 13, 18til. l^lt

Groeerieis a n d Iron*r v RAGS PRIME RIO t.'OFFEE;

10 bags '• Laguira10 mats “ Java “If) Bbls. Cotfte Sugar;J5 Hhds. Prime Molasses;

l o o Seamless Sacks Salt;4 Tons Swedes Iron. For sale by

W. C. TROV. April 15, 1801. 13-1 m

SPRING TRADE!W O R T H , W I«I1T :?1A .\ A: I O.

OFFER AT w h o l e s a l e A HEAVV STUCK OF

— a l .-o —

A complete atid w d l selected 5tock of

HARDWARE & CUTLERY.BAKRELS NORTH CAROLINA Ll(,>UORS.150 DO.M KSTlt'

'WORTHDitto.

.IGHTMAN Cl'

J A i ^ l K S K V I . i :HAS JUST RECEl'v ED li IS > P ia N G ."UPIM.V OF

D i S V t ; O O D ,— .^mong which are—

1 P l E t ' K S C.VLi t 'O:iOUU o'lOPibCES L.WVNS;

filack and Colored Silks;Irish Linen and Diapers;Bolting Cloths, No. I to 11;Men and Boy’s Clothing.

With 4 large assortment of all kiiuls of

All of which were purchased at Auction and private sale by the package at panic j'rices, and will be offered clieap by wholesale or retail.

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DIKKrTiiK-MUACE. S. S. w a r d .

!> »R. H. Z. P R A T T .U* H. A. D U N H A M .

F.LL. G. F. DAViS.t 'WKR. D. H lL L V E Ii .

liULKELEV. T. A. ALE.XANDER.'SM i n . l t . W. KENEV.

' ■ lU P L K V . C. H. B H A I N A R D .W F. T U T T L E .

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. H a r t f o r d . R o c h e s t e r . l i r o o k - y I ' i t y . • 1 10,(1(10 00■ - k ' ; H a r t f o r d a n d N e w Havej i .

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•losepli \V. ISarboiiis \\

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.350,30;:! 15

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$88 ,242 08

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A. \ .' ' ■’‘■'t'il'i>lori .M e rc h a n t a n d I’r o d i i c e D e a l e r ,

A M ) DKAI.KR I .\G ro c e r i e s , Pr ovi s io ns .

Hardware, < utlery,U'lots, StKies and Leather,

l*agging. Rope, Saddlery, kc.,K'lieign iiiid Domestic Liipiors,

11-'- und Varns at Manufacturers’ prices,

.' 'rict attention paid to orclers.“%j#

SOUTH SIDE II .W STREET,

FAYETTEVILLE, W. C.Ibou. 66 t f

HAV1N(; b e e n a j> po in te l by last C o u n ty I ’oiir t . IN- S P K < T o R O F S P I R I T S T U R P K M I K , I a m now

r e a d y to g ive t h e b u ' i n e s s tny ]iersi)t ial . a t t f i i t ion. . Ml

who m a y fav or rue wi th t h e i r b'u-iiu*^' will t ind it pri)mpi Iv a t t e n d e d to at m y W a r e h o u s e in ( ’a m p b e l l to n , oppo- ' s i t e Ji>hn A. M c l . a i i c h l in .

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— Will a t t e n d to th e s a l e o f— .

4m oo fis, If *a res a n tt • f i e r r h a n f t# z e, R e a l Mlstate, ,V e f f ro es , X r .

Dec. 17, If't'.O. 7'.t-<)mos

.JOSKI'II 15. I!I-()SSI»M. ( Vr{l S S. VAN . \ MRIN<;K.

J O S . R . BI.OSMMI A:

% l * i l n i u i ; s t i # , 4 ' .

Pr o m p t p e rs on a l a t t e n t i o n g i ve n to all ( ’oi i s ign ! merits , a n d <’a s h adv.ances maile on Pr<>duce to be ship[iei ! > 0 o th e r poi-ts o r sold in th i s m a r k e t .1 F e b ’y 12. 1801. '.''.ttf

T . € . Ac n . U . W O R T H , Commission aud FortFardiiij^ >lerchaii(s,

W I L M I N ' ^ I T O N , N . ( \J a n ’y 28 , 1801 8 J t f

J.S'O. 3. r>ANCY, .ISO it. IIVM.\N, F. M. IIV.MAN,

J.nir nf Tarbnru'. Lnt of Srotliinil A"ick. /.alf nf li'tirrtnlini.

D A .\< V , liTY.nAir A: CO., UROfERS & COlI ’filSSION x>IERtHi.\TS,

1 3 4 P e a r t S t r e e t ^. r i s j i f I ' O R K .

H 1 .^ IA . \ , D A A i€ V A: t o.,

C'omiiiifN;< ioii J flere lin iits\ < » K F O L K , V A .

T h e N ew York H o u s e will be c o n d u c t e d b y J s o . S. D a .ncv , a i ' l ed by R. W. H y.m a x .

I ' he N or fo lk H o us e will l»e c o n d u c t e d b y J.vo. H.' H y m a .n i ind F’. .^L H y .m \.n .1 p j i r t i c u l a r a t t e n t i o n g iv en to th e s a l e o f C O T-j TON , C O R N , W H E A T , N A V A L S T O R E S , &c.

Sept. 11, 18GU. 63tf

7 f - t f

\ \ ' E on hail I ati ' l (' .xpeet to k e e p for Bale, of t h e i r own 111 i t uU ac t i i re , a s t ip ply o f B ras s , G a lv an i ze d

and Common Hooped

J l \ i p i : r K i < K i y r . * « i ;

Freufh, llii^h PosJ, ( otfa^e and Common

i i i : n s T r j . i n s ;

S p r i n g M at t r e <s e s . of ne w a n d im p r o v e d . ' '])ring, on h a n d " r m a l e to or h r of a n y ^ize; Lt )UN <lES ; . 'Spring,

Cane , an l W"i>d Sc at I ' i l A l R .S , o f d i tb ' re l i t k in ds ari' l p a t t e r n - ; S p r i n g .'^ot'as. Lo u n g e s aU'l C h a i rs ,

re p a i r e d , a n d c o v e r ed wi th H a i r < ’loth o r o t h e r ­wise: Hoe ha n d le s , Pmngs for bbls . iV H hds . ;

Sole , H a r n e s s , a n d U p p e r L e a t h e r , a n d P l a s t e r i n g H a i r .

•\P we h a v e good M a c h i n e r y for S a w i n e . P l a n e i n g , T u r n i n g , .Mort icing an<l Bo re in g . we c a n do w ork wi thde'^pti tch a n d on s a t i s f i c t o r y te rm s . P e r s o n s h a v i n gwork or r e p a i r i n g to do will i lo-wel l to g iv e u s a cal l. Wc w a r r a t i i o ' l r w ^rk; i f it fa i l s , y o u k n o w w h e r e to t ind us.

H a v i n g t a k - n a Stor(> on t h e Eas t s id e of Gi l le sp ie S t r e e t , a lew do o rs S o u t h of \. W. Stee l , Es<[., am i h a v i n g s o m e s p a r e room, we would a t t e n d to t h e s to r a g e am i s.ile of an y t h i n g th a t m a y be c o n s i g n e d to us; anil will g ive spe. i.il a t t e n t i o n to p r o d u c t s o f t h i s S t a l e .

Fa y e t t e v i l le , .Vpril 1, 18ti l . ‘h t

sTi\i)uii) m m S iLW o rk s o f C ha s . L a m b. 5 vols . E d i te d b y T a l f o u rd ;

“ of H e n r y F ie ld in g . 4 vols;“ “ of Ol iv er ( . io ldsmi th , 4 vols;“ " of Tobias Smollett , 0 vols;

Le t t e rs of J u n i u s ;F e n e l o n ’s Works ;Pascal 's Provincial Letters;

“ Thoughts , Letters, itc;C h e s t e r f i e l d ’s L e t te rs ;( ’o r in n e , or I ta ly , by M a d a m e D e S ta e l ;J a n e P o r t e r ’s W ork s ;V i c a r of Wakef ie ld a n d R i s s e l a s ;Hood’s Whims and Oddities;

Comic M isc e l lanie s :H a l l a m ’s .Midille Ages:W i l t ' s Life o f P a t r i c k H e n ry ,Ctir re r P>eH's Works— lane Eyre, Shirley and Villette; Evelina, by Miss Burney;Beulah. Rut ledge , The .Mill on the Floss;“ Ijine u p o n L i n e , ” “ P e e p o f D a y , ’ icc;Fox 's Book of Martyrs ;B u c h a n ' s D o m e st i c Medic ine :

j Miss Leslie’s New Cookery Rook;V oua t t on t h e Horse ;Youait & Martin on Cattle.April 3. E. J. HALE & SONS,

V J A U N D E R S ’ R E P O R T S :► J •• on P l e a d i n g a n d Ev i d en c e :

P h i l l i p s on E vi den c e ;C o m m o n B en c h R e p o r t s — n e w ser ies ;C u r t i s ' s C om m en t j i r i es ;Ross on Ri l l s a n d P r o m i s s o r y Notes :C h i l l y on C a r r i e rs :B a t e m a n on t - o m m er c i a l Law;T a y l o r ’s Law (J los sar y :Williams on Executors ;D e v e r e u x ' s K i n n e ' s Ke nt ;

“ “ Pilacks tone:( ' o k e u p o n Li t t le to n — Puit ler & H a r g r a v e ' s Notes: S e d g w i c k on Dam.ages;S t o r y on Sale s :

“ on Bills o f E x c h a n g e ;“ Eip i i ty P le a d i n g :“ on Cout l ict o f Law s;“ on B a i lm e n ts ;

C h i t t y on P le a d i n g :•• on C o n tr a c ts :

l>iiighain on In t a n c y ; |H a r e on Discovery;( ii iw on P a r t n e r s t i i p ;R o b e r t s ’ P r i n c i p l e s of E q u i ty ;Doctor a n d S tu d e n t ;B ro om e 's l . 'omi iientaries;L e a d in g C as e s in Ei (iiiiy. H a r e I't W a l la c e ' s Noies ; L a w y e r ’s (. 'omtiion P la c e Book:G r e e n l e u f on Ev i d e n c e ; jS t e p h e n on Pl e a i l in g ; ■G r e s l e y ’s l^ipiity Evi den ce ;B u n i ll ' s Law D ic t io na ry ;W h a r t o n ’s Law •• 1Phi l l i f t s ' .V .Vmos on E vi dence ;. \ f c h b t ) l d ’s Lar i ' l lord a n d T e n a n t ;

“ Nisi Pr il l ' ' : jF e a r n e on R em a i m i e r s ; 'T i d d s P r ac t i c e ; |S t a r k i e on Ev id en c e ; [H i l l i a rd on Sales ;S m i t h ’s L a n d l o r d a n d T e n a n t ;A d a m s ’ E(]uil}':W il l iams on P e r s o n a l P r o p e r t y :M a y n e on D a m ag es :A r c h b o l d ’s C r im in a l P r a c t i c e a m i P le a d i n g ;L u b e ’s E q u i t y P l e a d i n g ;W e n d e l l ’s Blacks to i ie ;U h i t t y ’s “ j.Mat thews on P r e s u m p t i v e E v id enc e; 1S m i t h ' s M a s t e r a n d Servsint ; ,P ow e l l on Miutg .ages ; jC h i l l y ’s C r i m i n a l Law; jW il l i am s on R e a l I ' r o p e r t y ; |S m i t h ’s ( ' h a n c e r y P r a c t i c e ; IS u g d e n on Vendor s: j

“ on P r o p e r t y ; jDar t on V e n d o rs ; jO a b b on R ea l P r o p e r t y ;S u g d e n on P o w e rs ;S m ith ’s Mercant ile Law;S m i th on ( ’o n l r a c is ;A ' ld is im on “.Adams on E j ec tm e n t ;C ro w n C irc u i t (,’o m p a n io n ;.Amer ican Lea l i n g C a s e s — H a r e & W a l l a c e ’s Notes; Mitford’s Chancery Pleadings;D o m a t ’s Civi l Law;l l o c k w e l l ’s S p a n i s h a n d M e x i c a n Law;S h a r s w o o d ' s Le ga l Et h ics ;R o s c o e ’s C r i m i n a l Ev i d en c e ;E d w a r d s on Bai lmerrt s ;Equity Draf tsman;Po w e l l on E vi den ce :O l iv e r on (^ on v e y a n ci n g ;B r o o m e ’s L e g a l M a x i m s ;C o l l y e r on P a r t n e r s h i p , &c., kc.

T h e R e p o r t s o f th e S u p r e m e C o u r t o f N o r t h C a ­ro l i na ; C a n t w e l l ’s J u s t i c e ; F o r m IJook; C a n t w e l l ’s P r a c ­t ice , &c.

E. J . HA LE & SONS.M a r c h 29.

T h e P r e s b y t e r i a n P « a l i i i o < l i s tC h a rac te r notes. A f u r th e r supp ly j u s t received.

Jfily 20. E. J. HALE & SONS.

r t RTH Eil SI P T I jMMIS.10M-MERC1.AL NOTE, Billet Note, Cap. Letter, Ba ih

Letter, Docket, Folio Post, and others P a p e r s in g rea t var ie ty . Bonnet Boards. i :c. &c.

J u s t received. E. J . H.ALE & SONS.Apr il l2.

<liiice ^lit 'i ieral ^ i i p e r i i i t e i i d e i i l ,w n m i i v ; t o n A M a n c h e s te r K a i lr o a d ( o . , )

WiLMi.SGT«i.\, N (’.. April 8, 1801. j

TO smmmppm:r s .

t^ROM and a l t e r t.lii.s da te the fo rw ard ing of .Mer­chandise in tended for the Confederate S la tes, will

be d iscont inued by th is Co.Goods des t ined as above should be sent to the care of

Commission .Merchants at this place and accompanied with fiupltrate Itu'uic-^t and Bills Lading

This course is made necessa ry on account of the new dut ies and responsibili t ies imposed by the Revenue Laws of the t 'o nfedera te Slates.

Goods des tined tor the irrterior o f Nor th Caro l ina and passing th rough the Confederate S ta tes are not subject to du ty and will be forwarded as heretofore by R. R. Co. free of Comnfissions. Invoices e f such goods, how ­ever, must b« senl to G enera l F re igh t Agent with Bills Lading.

J . P. ROBERTSON, Gen’l S u p ’t.A pri l H>. 12-lm

NOTICE.! l l '^ '-ANTED, on the first day of A ugus t next , Three 1 M Negro MEN to be engaged in a S team MJll, for

one, two or three years ; for which good prices will be paid at the expira t ion of each year . Please let us h ear if any to hire.

HENAG.VN & MALLONEE. Bennett svil le, S. C., .April 11. 12-4t

^100 KeAvard.AN-VW.VV from the subscr iber on l a s t December,

m}' negro man DAVF.. He is a full-blo(?ded negro, 5 teet 8 or lo inches high, well . et and intel ligent for a negro; would weigh when he lei't from ]•')'• to I ' o . aged about 3 ) ye.ars; he has a scar on his face. 1 will p.ty Fifty Dollars r ew ard to any persotr del iver ing him to me at Phi ladelphus. Robeson county , N. C., or for his confinement in any Ja i l so that I cair get him .At»d Fifty Dollars for proot sufficient lo convict any per .-m or persons for harbor ing him.

DANIEL McCALLUM. F o r J O . ^ E l ’H li. McCALLUM.

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S r A K S A . M » S t l i l l ’K ' . " C' l l lUi ie i iCi t Ig ' I I I i h e ' JtMti o t . Maj '

a i i d t o c o l l i i n u e t l i r e e t n n n i h s . I ' i i e • • . ' ' i . i i - - tn. ) . ' ^ t r i pe^

w i l l t ie i. '>sueil t i o m t h e P a t r i o t o t l i c e ci k ; Wil i b<

j u > t h a l f t h e s i / e o t t i i o a t n o t . e i i i u c l y t i l l e d W i t l i r e a J -

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T h e p u b l i c a t i o n of t h e • Li t t le 1. ' wii ich r e a d i e d tin u n p a r i i l l e l ed c i r c u la t i 'u ol ,:;is - i I ' ii. d U' ot t iicn e ce s s i ty of a clie.a(i f | ' i | ' ‘f pi l> - c i ■' i 1 cd iniit 'on t he s am e jilaii. rn "f 'U 1 - I ........... ... c ii po ■ i ■■ io f t h e S l a t e Tlo r>' a e li . •

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Tlie nex t lew im iUiis n i e c . i : i ih ; \ (ir. jiaMii g r e a t even t s , a n d it t iei ioovcs ev r \ i . rtn « i o lov'c o u n t r y , lo av:i i l l i im-'clf i: cv*- v .I'l o r i m . y i ia c c u r a t e arnl r e l i a t ib iiit ;o m •; h

how io ai t 1 1 1 an_\ e m i _ iit i e i l l a SI i l l a t i o n n u t !• ' i ii. i ; i ; . ii- i „

ot i i i H C o u n t i y — i i i i i s c w 1. . . iii ; i ici

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The Vo- S( ni ife C a f n r a r t .— T h e K o v . T l ion ia s

Starr K i n g wr it es to t h e JJoston Trai iser i j i t tLe i o l l o w i n g Jericription o f t h e g r e a t (,'alil'urnia cat a ­ract:

T h e Y o - S c n i i t e cataract is t h e h i g h e s t in t h e

wo rl d 3'ct k n o w n . T h e port ion o f t h e g ra n it e wall o f t h e v a l l e y w h i c h r ises o pposi f e t h e ho te l is

luore tl ian th r e e thou-sand fe et h ig h . In a . superb­ly arr ange d nook or b en d in t h e p r e c ip i to us rampart , t h e . cataract i s frame d. >lr. ( i r e e l e y , in the act^ount o f h is v e r y hu r r i e d S e p t e m b e r visi t

to t h e v a l l e y , u ye a r ago , oall s it a m er e “ tape- l i n e ” o f w ater d ro pped from t h e sk y . 1‘e rh aps it

is so towa rd t h e c los e ot t h e dry season; but as we saw it, t h e b le n d e d m a je s ty an d b ea uty ut it, apart

iVom tl ie* g e n e r a l s u b l i m i t i e s o f the V o -S c n i i t e go r g e , wo u ld repa y a j o u r n e y o l ’ a t h o u s a n d miles . T h e r e was no det i e i en cy of water. i t was a jxAv- erful s tre am t h ir ty - l i ve ie et broad, fre sh In-m the

XevaiJa, th a t m a de t h e p l u n g e from t h e brow o f

t h e a w f u l preeij i ice; and as t h e va l l ey is on ly a m i le in w i d th , our d e l i g h t f u l ie."ting-plaee, on the s o u t h e r l y ba nk o f t h e Merced, in t h e pass, afforded U3 t h e m ost favora b le a n g l e tor e n j o y i n g i ts cx -

hau.st less c h arm .

Like sheet lightning,E v e r b r i g h t e n i n g .

W i t h a low me lo d io us t h u n d e r ,.All day aud all night it is ever drawn From the brain of the purple mountain.W h i c h s t a n d s in t h e d i s t a n c e y o n d e r .

T h e th u n d e r , h o w e v e r , t h o u g h c e r ta in ly m e ­lod ious . is by no m e a n s low , as our readers m ay

i m a g in e w h e n t h e m e a su r e o f t h e fa ll is reported to t h e m . A t t h e t irst leap it cl ears J ,4!*7 feet ; th e n it t u m b l e s d o w n a se r ie s o f s t e e p s ta irw ays 4Uli f ee t , a n d t h e n m a k e s a j u m p to t h e m e a d o w s

5 1 8 f ee t more . T h e t h r e e p i t c h e s are in fu l l v ie w , m a k i n g a fa ll o f m ore than lf ,40U feet.

13ut it is t h e uj»per and h i g h e s t ca ta ra ct tha t

is most wonilerfi>l to t h e ey e , as wel l as inn.st mus ic a l . T h e c l i f f is so s h e e r th at t h e r e is no

break in t h e body ot the water d u r i n g t h e w h o l e o f its <lescent o f more than a ( |uarter oi a nii ie. i t pours in a c u r v e Irom t h e !^unlnlit (d l i l te en h u n d r e d feet , .( thc h e i g h t ot I ’urk st ree t spire s , renieml>er,j to t h e bas in that huards i l but a itio-

tiiciir lor the e. i seades th at I'ulhtw. A n d what eiidiorts e o iu fde x i t i e s and o j iul cu ce o f t ieauly in the liirius a n a i i iotiuns ol the cat tract. It is cmu- [ lata l ive ly narrow at t n e top ul tlu- pri*.M]iice, ;il-

fh ougl i , as we said, t h e l iu e that pours ovi r is thirty tive Ieet broa'I. But it wi ;cij'^ c e n a s , a t id cu t ves a li ltU; on u n e si'»o

'<> t h a t It s l ia j ies il. 'cU’ l)>‘rur.* k i '' u-n

.(owl id g r a n i t e liit i t l io t i ^ i r .c m t ■ '•

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