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THE subscriber offers for sale. his LANDS. six miles
North of Fayetteville. and about mile from the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road, consisting of
about twelve hundred and sixty of land suited
to the making of Turpentne Timber There is also
the premises good Saw and Grist Mill. all in good
repair and now in operation; also, Dwelling and all
the necessary outhoilses in good repair
Also another tract OF two hundred and fifty acres
the heat, waters of Carver Creek known as the Tarry
Place, which there is small Farm, Dwelling House
and other houses.
On the first named tract. there is cut about twenty
five thousand Tupcntinc Boxes from to four years
Old
All the above lands viii be sold o the most accom-
moIating terms. Persons wishing to purchase. will
please call the subscriber who viii take pleasure in
showing the above lands
WM. R. BOLTON.
Oct. 81 1853. 65tf
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j. n. SMITH, Chemist and Druggist,
~ez4 ~ Iiavn" removed! to the Store northwest
So Market Square, recently occupied by
NA r. Shemwell, offers to his friends and
EX the public generally a large and well select
~11D ed stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stutfs Medicines and Perfimery consisting IN part
of the following Potash, white lead, Venetian red,
Spanish brown copperas, alum, saltpetre, sal soda, b
carb soda saleraus matder, indigo, sulphur, EPSON
SALTS yellow ochre, Blakc's paint chrome yellow UNI
ler chrome green, Prus. blue, chalk, spice, pepper,
nutmecs cloves starch ginger boraX, yeast powders
essences mustard logwood inks, soaps congress water
salad oil window glass, putty, varnishes GALL kinds),
nseed tanners castor and olive Oil, alcohol. suph.
acid burning fluid, camphene, paint varnish TOOTH flesh
nail and whe-wash brushes; glvanic batterles surg-
cal tooth and c,lpping Instruments AmericaIl french
and English chemicals patent medicines &c Sc all OF
which are first rate quality, and VIII be SOLD at Il
small advance on cost.
Orders solicited from country Physicians merchants
Others who respectfully invited to call ana eN-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as.'ey
may depend procuring fresh and genuine afticits'
No pains will spared to give satisfaction both III
quality and price The subscriber hopes, by strict at
tenton to business, merit share of the public pat
ronage. ,
g~ Medical prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared }. n SMl1H
Oct 8, 1853 Northwest corner Market Square.
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ER
MRS WALTON is now receiving her Fall and Win
ter Millinery consisting of Bonnets from one dollar TO
nteen Dress Caps; Handkerchiefs; French Artlhcial
Flowers and Feathers; Swiss Edgngs and Insertngs;
Capes, Collars and Underseeves: Ladies' and Children
Wrist Gloves. and long and short Mits; new and
beautiful stock of Dress Trimmings of the latest style;
Velvet and Silk Mantlas Railway Corsets Whalebone
Busks.
Dresses Mantillas. and Cloaks made in the latest
fhlladesphia and New Y Ork styles.
All orders from the country promptly attended to.
October 8. 62-3m
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to- Politics. Asdulnp
TAYETTEv4tbE, n c. sATUHIY, NOVEMBER p, 1853.
SECOND
uA4ASE FOR THE FALL. OK Ia5a.

AASE FOR THE FALL OK 1a5a.
Euersig gned would notify their customers and
pnying in this market, that they are now re-
keecond Stock of Fall Goods for 1853. selected
zhe firm personally, consisting of general
sof
'ods, Hardware, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes.
~ Large addition to their stock of Ready Made
2sch they offer to the trade upon their Usual
tIng terms.e
efS viii find it to their interest to give our
3mlnation before making their selections.
HALL & SACKETT.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-12
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

| offer for sale my Plantation, situated 13 miles be
low Fayetteville on the Wilnn gton road. the north
side of Cape Fear River containing hundred
The river land is of the best farming
lands in this part of the country-thc wood lands
first rate for turpentne, with comfortable dwellings
Early application is desired.
JNO. T. WRIGHT
Willis Creek, \. c., Aug. s. 1858. 55-tf
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The subscriber offers for sale that valuable Plantation
which he lives containing 40 acres. situated
the east side of the Cape Fear River, IA miles below
Fayetteville. There is about 100 acres under fence and
in fine state of cultivation. the greater part of which
low grounds, unsurpassed by in the county for
fertility. There is about 100 of fine unmproved
farming land, with some very fine swamp land. The
back land is densely timbered with pine. which there
is crop of turpentine boxes year old. On the
premises is large frame dwelling and all necessary
outtiidings with fine Well OF water in the yard. 1t
the most desirable aud healthy situation the River.
bargain be had Iy applying to the subscriber
the premises
WILLIAM \. KING.
October |. 2m-Dd
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October !
EDWIN GLOVER.
Watchr,,at>cr and Je>ve!er,

Matchmaker and Ge>ve!cr,
HAY STREET. FAYETTEVILLE. \. c..
Has just returned from the North with much larger
= Ock of Goods in his line than before offered by
him in this place. Among his stock may be found
WATCHES Of all kinds and prices, from SO to &1S5;
Gold Chains, Seals and Keys Breast Pins. Earrings a
inc stock Of Bracelets, Gold i.ockets. Cuff Pins and
Buttons Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles: Silver
Spoons Butter Knives Soup Ladies and Cups Military
Goods: Clocks; Plated Ware; and almost every article
usually kept in Store OF this kind which will sell
cheap for cash, short time those who pay when
their bills presented
z.5~ Watches Repaired usual.
Aur 1852, 3rp
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EOIND.

IssABOUT two weeks ago, a GOLD MEDAL, having
engraved side " Dalectc Society, 1885, and
on the other, Love of Virtue and Science The
owner have the same by paying for this advertise
ment, and applying to T. j. JOHNSON.
Oct. %, 1858, 65-3t-prlce OF adv. Sl-Zo
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ID. s. w. xscLaUrin
Are receiving a large stock O.

Are receiving large stock of
Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
which offered as low they can be bought in the
market at wholesale retail.
October l3. 1853.
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ET.0JNT'S CIR EEK FACTORY.
Wool, carded: Cotton arm Sheeting; OsnaHurgs;
Wool Rolls, for sale by GEO. McNEILL.
Oct
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/ OE,9ccO

The subscriber continues to receive and sell. on man
fcturcrs account all grades Of manufactured Tobacco
June ). 1852. j. UTLEY.
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''Hiram, my boy" said tender father to
his son, 'you must be more careful of yourself.
You have not the constitution of some"
Don't you believe it; I've got the constitu-
ton of a horse Dang it, if don't believe I've
got the Constitution of the United States
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-12
FINE FRUIT: FINE FIsUIr::

Ten Thousand Apple Trees ofthe finest kinds, rpen-
ING in succession from the earliest the latest. Ten
Thoaisand Peach Trees of the finest kinds ripening in
succession, from early in June to November. One
Thousand Cherry Trees of the finest kinds ripening in
succession from the first of May to July; alsc, fine
assortment of Aprcots, Nectarnes, Plums Pears and
Strawberry plants for sale at the omooglcal Gardens
and Nurseries, at Cane Creek, Chatham county. and
New Garden Gulfor county. Orders for trees should
sent in early. Catalogues will he sent to all appl
cants.
During my absence my brother, Owen Lndley, will
deliver trees at Cane Creek and my son, Albert G
Lineiley, at New Garden.
JOSHUA LINDLEY.
New Garden. Glidford county. \. c.:
The i4tIl OF the 10th mo-. 163-:m
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FALL. TRADE IsA

4 have received my Fail Stock of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,, &c.
Ny stock is large ana well worth the attention of pur
chasers. Any kind of produce taken in exchange
COTTON BAGGING.
Ihave plentiful supply of Gunny and Dundee Cot
ton Basging Bale Rope and Baeging Twine. Send i'll
your orders and they shall be supplied
JAMES c.. COOK.
Oct 3 Is 8 If
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of North Caro:ina--Ngoo,c County
Cornelius Shields Aston Wilson and Robert L.
Pcrvis, Administrators OF Thomas Wilson.
In the Court of Equty-Order at August Term. 1853.
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the
tl, Aston Ilson, of the defendants in this
cause is nonresident and is not inh,bitant of this
State it is therefore ordered by the Court that pubca
ton made in the North Carolnian public newspa-
per printed in the town of Fayetteville in this State for
the space of six weeks, to said Aston lson for him
be and appear at the next term Of this Court the
Monday before the last Monday of February, 1854,
otherwise the Bill in this vii, be taken proco-
fesso as him, and for hearing and him heard
eXparte.
Witness S. C. Bruce Clerk and Master in Equity fo.
the county Moore the Monday before the last Monday
in August 1853.
6l-6t S C. BRUCE. C. NJ. E.
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BANK OF WADEsBoROUGH.- w;

BANK OF WADEsBoROUGH-The Wadesboro'
Argus of the 5th inst says:
1T will be seen by reference to the Cashiers
advertisement that the Directors of this Bank
have declared a sem-annual dividend of per
cent. Besides which we learn that they have
been able to add 2 per cent, to the surplus fund
This shows that the business of the institution
has been ably managed. Stock is sought AFTER
and would command high premium-25 per
cent having been offered and refused"
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-12
! VOLUME XIv-NO. 767.


The New York Times of Saturday, the 29th,
publishes the following important table of the
export and value of the late Cotton Crop, as it
will appear in the official statistics of the Trea-
sury Department for the financial year ending
3OBh June last, as furnished by its attentive
Washington Correspondent. The figures give
the amount and value shipped from each port;
and, the Tunes says may be relied upon, as
they are with single and very slight exception
derived from official resources !:
Exported from Pounds. Value
New Orleans 610,966, 7O1 $57 1876
Mobile 1872 2329646 1850 1868
Charleston 12O, All SOS IA 4,4ll, ,564
New York lO4,2ll GA 1851 ,2lO
SavaYnah Ga, ,633, 745 6.957,Ol6
ehieela Is, ,53ls 33Aa i ,6a6, ,2i9
Galveston 5,937,3O3 54192f
Philadelphia 2,159 al 257 695
Boston 2O46O95 233 126
Key West I2O2S4 2OSSO
ST. Marks 10000 s,747
Baltimore A. 400 4937
Vermont 1850 437
Niagara SIT 50
Grand Total 1,I1l,4O5,67O 500, GAG, ,357
Previous year 1,O93, ,23O, $50 S7,965, 1872
Increase, 1858 1S,I75,O31 $21 $50, ,625
Average price, per pound, 1883, '1O.l4 cents.
Average price, per pound 1882, 500 cents.
Averaging the above weights at 450 pounds
to the bale, would give export
From July 1852, 80, 1858, of 2,4756Sl bales
From July 1851. to June 30 1852, of 435 292 bales
Increased exports in 1853, 40,3s9 bales
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-12

TOUCHING INCIDENr-The Petersburg Demo-
crat tells story of little boy of that city who
having recently lost his father, found himself
debarrcd thereby from attending school as for
mery, and in the fullness of his faith, he deter
mined to seek the wherewithal at that foOtstooI
to which he had doubtless been Taught to look
for other and higher blessings. In the simplici-,
ty of his heart he sat down and gravely wrote a
letter to his Redeemer, thinking perhaps that
SO formal mode of preferring his request would
meet with greater attention. What was the
surprise of the Postmaster, VIM. n. Friend,
| on discovering among the contents of his letter
box, one morning lately, mssive directed to
"Jesus Christ" Opening it, he read the story
of the boys wants, and with noble Kindness
| which we are not selfish enough to deprive our
readers of the pleasure profit of hearing, he
deposited III the envelope the amount required
and directed it to the young supplicant."
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CIR At NE w 50,
Dedication of the New Clothing S.

DedcatlOn OF the New Clothing Store.
EG2;EEE'FlsEE & OPPENHIHI
Have JUS opened aud handsome Clothing Store,
one doorlEest OF the Cape Fear Bank, where all who
wish to thy good Clothing, at low prices,
quesed call Their stock consist of Dress. FrOck and
Over Cots, good variety; Pants, Vests, and Cloaks
all of superior workmanship and latest style, which
they VIII sell at Wholesale and retail.
Also. Shifts Drawers Cravats, Suspcnders, Boots,
&c. &c.
They feel assured that all who patron;zc them Will
be satisfied with quality and price.
A#g. -. 1858: 6m
Aszy@ In Miss Binohaln's School will be taught
Oriental Painting III addition to common Drawing and
Paintng.
0es.as.er g e2-6t
FOR sAi4E1--A YOUNG. MULE. broke to work.
j. e T. WADDILL.
Oct. %. 64-tf
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>l..y WINTER GOODS

THE undersigned have received in part and in a
few DAYS will have in store their SECOND STOCK OF
SEASf)N.ABLE GOODS, all Of which selected
With care. and will be offered to their old customers
and others reasonable terms.
H & E. J. LILLY.
Oct. 81, 64-tf
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o1er for sale my plantaton-stuatcd seventeen
miles southwest Of Llmberton eighteen from the Rail-
road and nine from notwithstanding seven
hundred of the best cotton and provision lands in
the county with fine improvements. we'll watered,
markabiy healthy. ald the best stand nr in the
country there having been it occasionally for
the last thirty years. About $50 of the land
cleared and in very high state Of cultivation will
give the lands for the valued proceeds of it for two
years with the work Of seven hands
viii divide the lands If desired or if a larger tract
desired there is large track adjoining it that be
bought on very reasonable terms. Early application
is desired ZACH. FULMORE.
.Alfordsvillc. Nav . 1853. If
STATE NuIsTf9 CARoLTxA.
Cumberland Superior Court Of ofLaw-Sprng Term 1888
Catharirc J. Campbell vs. DouGald Campbell.
Petition for Divorce.
In CHS case it Ordered bv the Court that puhlica-
ton be made in the Fayetteville Observer and the North
Carolinian. two Newspapers printed in the Town OF
Fayctt vile notifying the Defendant to appear and
answer, commanded hy the Subpoena. the Term o
this Court or the Petition will be heard parte, and
Judgment rendered accordingly.
Aug. l3, 59-lot ID. G. MACRAE, Clerk.
Nz.N FALL. GOODS.
The subscribers have received and opened at thei1
Old Stand very large and handsome Stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Embracing every style and quality Ladies' Dress Goods
Also. all styles OF Goods for Gencmen's wear Fine
Moeskin and other styles siOnabe Dress Hats Satin
and Straw Bonnets Boots and Shoes, etc.
rs We call particular attention to splendid as
SOrtment of
Ready-made Clothing
OF the best material and Workmanship
In our stock nay be founa all Goods suited to The
season at the very lowest market prices. All in war;
of Goods in our line will please give us call
Z. l.. & J. A PEMBERTON.
Uay ST. Fayetteville Oct g. Is 3. 62-tf
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JOSEPH II. BLOSSOM,

JOSEPH II. BLOSSOM,
General Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
NILMINGTON y. c..
Prompt personal attention given to cOnsi gnments,
and cash advances made shipments to my
friends in New York.
Nov. 20. 1852. ly
WANTED.
900 barrels Turpcntnc delivered at my Distillery
in this place. for which the highest prices will be paid.
would also employ two three good turpentine
barrel Coopers. d. W. ROGERS.
I.uIneerton Feby TO- 1858 If
Il. 81 BOI.I1INGEHs,
FAYETTEVILLE FOUNDRY.
Castings of every description ruade to order.
4 lot of Balbet Metal for sale
WINSE0W STREET.
Oct J. Is So If
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CHEAP GOODS,

For which the hi CHEST cash price will be paid.
Oct 8, Is 3 n. Nj. CAMPBELL.
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BRYAN 8 YATES, Proprietors. (
PRINTED BY WILLIAM J. YATES.
ROBERT BRYAN, Editor.



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With the view of extending the circulation and en-
hancing usefulness the paper the proprietors Of
fer the following remarkably low
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ss- All advertisements must be handed in by Friday
o'clock. to their insertion in the next
dav paper should have the desired number of in
sert;ons marked them, orthcrwise they will be in
serted till forbid and charged accordingly.
BRYAN & YATES.
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Carbonate Soda. Fluid Extract of Scnna.
Sal Eratus. Comp Syrup OF s;,TsaParilla
Pearl Starch. Harlan Oil. Mcuicamcntum
Satpetre. British Oil
5Orax Cod-vcr Oil.
Tooth Powders Turng gton's Baisam.
Brushes. Windsor Soap.
Evans Lancets. Nutmegs &c. &c.
Mustard For sale by
Oct l, 1853 HALL & ROBINSON.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-12

THE JEws.-The ancient Jewish observances,
commemorative of the departure of the Israel
ties from Egypt, were concluded in New York
short time since, when the Jewish civil year
ended. In reviewing the progress of Judaism
in this country, one of the Hebrew papers says
that two new synagogues have been erected
during the past year i'll New York and Cncin-
natl; two three works on Jewish literature
have been published, and ne9 translation Of
the Bible. Efforts made for the conversion Of
the Jews to the faith of. other sects are repre-
sented as having been unsuccessful while several
Christians have embraced Judaism in n. York,
Albany, Hartford, Chicago, and other places.
1t is estimated that there are about 30 900 Jews
in New York, where they have l3 syhagogues,
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-12

C,H GOODS,
1 am now receiving much larger stock of
Fancy Dry Goods
than have vet Offered in Fayetteville consisting of
Drv Goods Of every description Hats, Boots Shoes
Realv-made Clothing, which Will be sold as low any
goods in the State.
will be glad to have the ladies call and examine my
stock. W. T. AOOhE.
Scpb II, Is 3, tt
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Sept. 10. 1853
1000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE

1000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his valuable plantation
in Robeson county on both sides Of the Iowric Road
16a miles South West Of Fayetteville and within half;
mile of Lumber Bridge, the terminus Of the Fayetteville
and Southern Plank Road
An opportunity is offered for Investment
which cannot be equallcd in this part of the country
The land is heavily and denscly covered with pines
offering great nducement to all persons engaged i!
Timber and Turpentine. The cleared land (alout l0t
acres )and in fact all is rior to
i'll that county.
\ bargain may be had. Terms liberal
ARCiID \. I. SMITH.
Fayetteville, Aug. b. 1858. soft
MEDICINE STORE.
We have just received supply of select Mcd
cines together with superior article Of French Bran
dy. choice Madeira. Port. sherry and Claret Wines
;(wich selected Cor us by Judge from of the
best houses in Philadelphia, for medical purpoScs.)
As our Medicines were bought with view to Pre-
scrptons. Farmers and others who keep Family Mcdi
cines Will do well to give call All Medicine
warranted to be Of the most select kind.
HALL & ROBINSON.
At the Old Stand of Drs b. Il Is. w. Robinson.
corner of Old and Green streets.
n. 3. Prescriptions carefully and accurately put up
ii. & X.
Oct. l. 1853. Cliff
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CHARLES BANKS.
CNNFECTIONER,
FAY EFT T EV ILLE, n. c.
September Is. 1852.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-12

SWEET PorAro VISEs.-A correspondent CT
the Georgia Telegraph" states shat the vines
of the sweet potato may be saved during the
Winter and used in the Spring for propagating
a new crop. In the Fall, any time before frost
takes place, the vines may be cut in any con-
venient length, and placed in layers on the sur
face of the earth to the depth of II inches;
cover the vines whilst damp, with partially rot
ten straw (ether pine wheat will answer) to
the depth of iuches, and cover the whole with
light soil about inches deep. In this way
the vines will keep during the winter, and in
the spring they will put out routs as abun-
dant y the potato itself when betlded The
draws 81 routs can be planted first, and the
vine itself can be subsequently cut and used as
we generally plant slips.
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$50 REV ARD.

Ranaway from the subscriber about the lst of June
a negro man bv the of JERRY. He is about 81 X
feet high built, and dark Completed. The said
negro supposed to be lurking in the ncghborhood of
Brian Burroughs on Deep River will give the above
reward for the said negro delivered to at White
Hall. Bladen County.
". l.. MOORE
July 80, IS g. 153-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
The Gse ST MINER RESIDENCE two miles west of
town. osscssion given imm, diatey. Apply to John
H., Cook on E. Z. Lcete S. \. LEETE
March 10. Is 3 If
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THOSE who are indebted to by Note Account
will please settle the And all debts due pr
the Jany 1853 be settled, longer in
du gcncc cannot be given.
A. A. NCkETHAN.
Oct l. Is 3. If
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MARBLE FACTORY,
BY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite TO f, W Vikings Auction Store,
Fayetteville, \. c.
Oct. l. Is 3.
CLEMENT G. WRIGHT,
Attorney Law, Fayetteville, Nc.
Office at thaAcorner of Bow and Green streets
Feb'y ;, Is 3.
H. L.. HOLMES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. WILMINGTON n. c.
Office the of Front and Princess streets under
the Journal Office.
BARTiiW FULLER.
L. w,
FAYETTEvnI.E n c.
Office Anderson Street
October 22. Is 3 6m
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l. o TT,
Successors to J. ID. Williams)
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
r. FAYETTEVILLE. \. c.
ia 'Nonrn] [w. P. ELLIOTT,
MAY !. lS >. 3S-tf
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\. NJ. Can.pDnlf.

AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FAYETTEVILLE. \. c..
October l, Is g.
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DIR. +. c.. HALL
Has remov the we'll known stand of the DrS. Rob-
inson. corner o. 1rcen and Bow streets
April %. 1888. If
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The subscribers having purchased the Steamers EV-
ERGREEN and SOUTIiER\ER and Tow Boats lately
the property of the Henrietta Steamboat Company, are
prepared to forward with despatch, between Will
mington aud Fayetteville, all reights goods entrust-
: ed to them.
F. y. & J. ii. ROBERTS.
Fayetteville, Feb'y 10. Is g.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-12
400 Casks. fresh from the kiln

nc
Caicined Plaster Paris
Cement and Plasterng Hair
4 few casks extra, white Lime, for putty or white
washing, for sale by
J. W. POWERS & CO
October l. Is If
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Fl.
and Provisions,
Third door from y. E. Market Square, next to
ID. Gees Hat Store Green street,
FAYETTEVILLE \. &.
Ezt- All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
Feb. 10. Is 3.