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HOTEL FOR SALE.

The Hotel at present occupied by John Har
man. formerly known the Planters Hotel.
near the foot of Hay Mount, Fayetteville, is Of
tered tor scs-sts7t1 hc hsd ~ he'i-
ever desired The House is large and commo-
diou-, has been thoroughly repaired within the
last twelve months, and is now, together with
all the necessary out buildings, in complete aud
handsuine order. 1t now enjoys a large SHARE
If the local ii md ira anSIent custom, which, IN the
hands Of competent tenant. must be greatly IN
creased By the existing Plank Roads and con-
tenrlated Rail Road. CHE Depot of which viii
probably not be far from this House-) These
considerations make it a very desirable proper
tv to any one wishing to engage in the Hotel
business, to capitalist desiring to make an
Investment in property increasing IN value.
The terms Will be made accommodating.
n. a. STEDMAN,
w. +. HORNE.
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Doctors 3. & B. w. ROBINSON

dissolved their copartnership the 1st OF pril,
and have disposed of their entire stock of Drugs,
Medicines, SC. to DR.. Thomas G Hall and Hem
ry C. Robinson
They will take Office together, adjoining
their former one. Chat recently occupied by
Messrs Dobbin & Shepherd.l y where they may be
consulted, and where tor in their absence at the
apothecary store next doo1) calls for either Of
them may be left
1t is very important to them that their accounts
should be settled as early as pracficable. for
:. hich nurcose they have engaged Nh John Shaw
" no may generally be found at their Office
April 10, 1853 5S-tf
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Something worthy of tleTOvn
of LuinDertOil.

The subscriber has now in store, and offers for
sale, an entire new stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
a me- 40 which can be found handsome assort
ment Of REA DY MADE CLOTHING, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, sc.
All the above Goods of a superior quality.
and the prices at which they will be sold cannot
fail to secure custom. People in want of any
thing in my line will find it to their interest to
call soon. L. BRANDT,
next to DR.. McQueen's Office.
Lumberfon. N. C-.April I6, 1853 3s-6t
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TEDS. j. JOHNSON

Has Just received
10 Hbls New Orleans Molasses,
10 large Yellow Planting Potatoes.
5000 ,hs Northern Bacon,
5000 Lbs n. c. do
1000 Bushels Oats,
II Hhds Cuba Molasses,
Ploughs and Castings, Blacksmiths' Tools.
Also, light four-horse Wagon and Buggy
harness Horse. &C.
THOS. JOHNSON, Person st.
March 5, 1853 tt
As- Campbellton property for sale.
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Furniture Sale.

The Subscriber being desrous of curaling his business
will offer for sale Tuesday tho 10th of May his
stock of FURNITURE. at his Ware Room Hay
consisting of Secretary Book Disans
Sideboards Bureaus of various descriptions Eeseads
from fine. Tables of various knd-.
Chairs large quantity and general assortment Many
of which of home manufacture with many other
in all general assortment of Cabinet
Furniture.
Also. small quantity of fine Cabinet Tools. selected
by himself in the Northern market.
DUNCAN McNEILL.
April
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Nh EE.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
public, that he has located himselfat Rockfish
village for the purpose of carrying on the Bug
gy making business, and also. repairs Of all sorts
of vehicles done upon the most reasonable terms.
Those wishing to purchase Brggies made OF the
best materials and sold at the lowest rates, Will
do well to call and examine for Themselves
AARON REGISTER.
April %, 1888 3o-tf
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Runaway from our Mil. the ed inst, a Ne
gro man, named PETER. the property of Ed-
ward kiddeI, for whose apprehension and deliv-
cry where we can get him, the above reward
will be paid.
PETE is about 25 years old, about feet high,
and black color; usually wears large whiskers.
He was raised in Cumberland county, by Mr.
Parker Campbell. where he may now be lurking.
KIDDER s. MARTIN.
Wilmington, April 23, 1888 3y-2t
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Rangers Notice.

Taken by Angus McCaskl at his residence mile.
northwest "f Carthage. and entered the 18th
inst. deep hay Mare Said Mare has been viewed
aprassed 1T the of fr-<5 Stea.a-s- h~- bite
the face left hind white fresh wount
inside of the left fore above the knee joint Tho
of said Mareis hereby notified where his
property A Ii. McNElIL.
MOOre
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LANDS AND MILLS
FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer for sale the weil-known
Red Bank plantation, in the county OF Robeson,
containing i 900 acres, more or less, lying on
both sides of Lumber River, on the nam road
from Lumberton to Floral College, seventeen
miles from the former, and seven from the lat
ter place; also. on the mann road from Hairless
Vile, S. c., to Fayetteville, thlrty-three miles
south Of the latter place. They feel no hesIta-
tion in saying that said plantation possesses
many conveniences and advantages as any ever
offered for sale in this section of the State
There is now on the premises and in successful
operation, mill running two saws. and
grist mill, and cotton gin. Al! of which are run
upon the best and most improved plans Ihe
home demand for lumber Is always great, with
the additional advantage of transporting 1t by
the river to Georgetown, S. C.. and the inter
mediate landings.
The grist mill and cotton gin have each a fine
custom.
The lands are, generally, heavily timbered,
nd being and near tiie river, are very vaIua-
BILE for turpentine, ton timber, sc. Iurpenfine
can always be sold at fair price IN Lumberfon;
and timber a Georgetown and the steam mills
on the river.
There are about 500 acres of cleared land, un-
der good fence. and in high state of cu'tivation
we'll adapted to the various articles of produce
usually raised in this latitude.
The yelling house is large and comfortable.
The negro cabins all frame work; we'll light-
| ed and ventilated. BRICK chimney and shinsle
roofs: most of them have been erected within the
| last five years
&C. are mostly new and we'll located. The To-
cation is healthy. The water, both we'll and
| spring, is excellent
There is also upon the premises large store
| horse one fourth of mile from the dwelling. a
| PRESBYTERIAN Church one mile. and Methodist
| Church two miles. The store house is in public
| n1,ce The stand, for selling goods and making
good debts i> equal to any in the State.
| There is regular service in both Churches, by
| ministers of their respective denominations.
| Persons desiring further information. can ad-
dress the sut-cr ribers, at Gilopois, or examine
the premises Preference will be given to any
one buyins the whole, it will be divided te
| snit the convenience of purchasers.
| Terms-one half cash apon the delivery o.
| WILLIAM McNEILL, SR.
| JOHN MCNEILL.
| Red Ranks, Robeson CO., April 9, 1S53-tf.
| will also sell 1900 acres unimproyed, heavi
ly ti,nbe red lard, the east side of Lumber rIv
err twelve miles above Lumberton Person
| wishing timber and turpentlne lands. would d
we'll to apply early JOHN McNElLL.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

We are now receiving our SPRING and SUM
NER stock of Gentemen's, Ladies' Misses Boys
and Cbildren's Boots. Shoes and CATERS. eu-
bracing great variety of styles and qualities.
the most approved Manufactures for the retail
trade:
A large supply of Trunks and Carpet Bags
Calf. Goat, Lining. Binding and Pad Skins; Shoe
Thread Lasts, Sparables and Shoe findings of all
kinds, for sale very low for CASH by
S. T. HAWLEY & SON.
April 1e, 1853 3S-6t
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The fine SUMMER RESIDENCE now occu-
pied Mr. J f Bryan, two miles west of town -
Possession given rntn ediatey. Apply to Jnn II
Cook or C f Iccte S. a. LEETE.
March 10th, 1888. 34-tf.
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REMOVAL.

The undersigned have removed to the store
formerly owned and occupied by ii. Dranson s.
Son, five doors east of their old stand.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS & CO.
The Office of the Cape Fear Steam Boat Co. is
kept in the above building.
JOHN d. WILLIAMS, Agent.
Aprl %, 1851 39-tf
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New Stock Of Spring & Summer
GD CD ED @o

New Stock of Spring & Summer
@GD CD ED @o
: The subSc riber is now receiving a large and
we'll selected stock of Goods, comprising gen
erat assortment of
Rs1 Goods, Ready-a'eade Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Fl ats and Caps.
Hardware and Cutlery, Saddlery,
GROCERIES, &c &c,
Which will be sold low for cash. or exchanged
for turpentine and country produce.
He returns his warmest thanks t" his old
friend, ant, customers for the liberal patronage
he eretofore extended to him, and hopes to me rit
a continuance of the same.
NATHAN KING.
Kingsbury, April l6, 1888 tt
AS we intend making change in our business,
offer for sale hat Dry Goods sc have on
hand, at cost.
We are receiving large stock of Groceries
Hardware, Cooper's Tools, &c.
lie bags Rio, laguira and Java Coffee,
10 hhds Porto Rico and N o Sugars,
Is bbls refined and crushed DO,
SO hhds Molasses,
30 hhds Bacon,
$500 lbs North Carolina Bacon,
No picked Herring,
No l, . and ; Macterel,
And many other articles.
d. e w. McLAURIN. :.
April 16, 1853 3S-tt
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We have just received fresh supply of Tea.
from the Pekn Tea Company, ot all qualities,
which we warrant o give satisfact ton. or no
charge. ID. 81 w. MCLAUK
April i6, 1888 3S-tf
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FOR SALE.

A desirable summer residence. to which is at
tached nearly 100 acres of land. would be ex-
changed for town property. sol j on liberal
terms. ID. & w. McLAURIN.
April fo. 1853 3s-u
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COX before you Buy.
THOS. r. TYSON

THOS. b. TYSON
Is now receiving direct from New York the
largest and most complete stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Has. Bonnefs Of all kinds. Shoes. Boots,
Umbrellas. Parnsois. Ready made
Clothing. Sndiery. Crocke-
ry. &c. &c.
Ever offered in the town of Carthage and will
be sold on favorable terms.
feel grateful to my friends and customers for
their patronage heretofore, and hope by straight
forward course my part TO merit continu-
ance of the same.
THOS B. TYSON
Carthage, Aprit 10, 1859 3s-4t
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Lost or 1fsfaid.

A Note Of hand made by Angns Love IL favor
of Daniel Love Tor 5000. Gated some time in
1888. All persons are I.,rewafsykd against trad
ing for Said. Note, and afhe s3ekerks notified not
rs paysis To ssav one biA ay5ss.s. Tke finder axi!
be literally rewarded by returning il to me
DANIEL LOVE.
April 90, 1853 739-3t
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Bank OF Faycttevillc,

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will
be held at the new Banking House, on Monday.
the 10th day of May next.
w. G.. BROADFOOT,
.539-4t Cashier
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Proposals will be received by the Commits
sioneSs of Fayetteville, for the construction OF
Brick Warehouse, with slate roof one hundi ed
feet in length by forty feet in breadth. ten feet
clear in the pitch.
Proposals will be received for the entire work,
or separate proposals for the delivery Of 20
thousand Brick, and for the other necessary
materials.
Separate proposals for laying the brick, with
without mate rial, and for stating the roof, and
the necessary carpenters work, viii be con-
sidered.
Plans and specifications of the building may
be seen on application at Messrs Cook John
sons, where all necessary information ~ i'll he
given.
Propositions to be handed in on or before the
5th Of May.
WARREN WINSLOW, }
JOHN II. COOK, Com.
CHARLES B. MALLETT,)
Fayetteville, April %, 1888. 1927
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For Hire
MEDICAL, NOTICE.

DR.. r. H. Wyehe. Summerville, Cumberland
county, respectfully tenders his protessI Ional SER
vices to the citizens of said village and vicinity
He is a graduate of Emory and Henry College,
Va, and Of the University of Pennsylvania Medi-
cal Department, and has experience In
practice.
April 2, 1853. 36-6tpd.
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Would respec fully inform the public that he is
still at his old stand carrying on the above bust
,..s in all its branches. He returns thanks for
the liberal patronage he has received. and hopes
bv strict attention to business and a desire
,ie,se all and give general satisfaction, to merit
y continuance of the same.
H. y,rrants all his work to be made of the
hest material and by experienced workmen-
havinr more experienced and practical Smith,
he fatters himself that his work viii compete
and durability and should any of it fail in II
months (with fair usage) either IN Workmanship
or material he will repair 1t free OF charge
Persons wishing to buy, would do we'll to call
.nd examine his work, he is determined to
cell low fer cash on short time.
orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to.
and lowest possible prices
1Eayetteville. Feb. l2, 1883
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TURPENTINE GETTERS AND FARMERS,
LOOK HERE!
1900 Acres finely timbered
Pine Land for sale.

The undersigned, expecting sooner or later to
quit the State, offers for sale his TRACT Or
LAND, lying in Richmond county, on the wa
ters of the Big Juniper Creek, adjoining the
lands of John Farley. Hugh McArn, Milton
Mcintosh and others. and containing about
twelve hundred acres, principally wood land.
This land, for Turpentine and Farming pur-
poses, is unsurpassed by any in this section of
the State. Being situated conveniently near
Lumber River, and on the direct route of the
Robson aud Richmond Plank Road, it offers
ery induceme Mt to those wishing to embark in the
Turpentine business: and being in neighbor-
, hood noted for intelligence, morality. and its IA
cii,ties for education, it is also well calculated
to answer the necessary demands OF family con-
venence.
There is also first rate Mill Site on the
premises.
Persons wishing to purchase lands Of the above
address J. G.. BLUE,
Gillopolis, Robson CO., N. c.
April 9, 1853. 37-4t
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1853.
YOUNG AMERICA TRIUMPHANT |!


POPE & PI TIMAN.
On the 4th of March, ~h bile President Pierce
convincing the people hat IS progress % was
the order of the day. were busily engaged in
New Y ork in preparing to confirm the same doc
trne by selecting and purchasing every thing
pertaining to business, of the very latest and
most elegant styles; aud now confidently
sert, that if the people will give call they
will find stock more full and complete than
any ever before offered them.
We have every variety of
DRESS GOODS,
from Sc Silks to 4 cent Calico. and we know that
all will admit that our Dress Goods tor Gentle
men equal if not superior, TO any ever offered
ia Lumberton Our BONNETS must be seen TO
be appreciated. and our
BOOTS AND SHOES
mist be worn to know their value. a full stock OF
FANCY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS.
READY MADE CLOTHING, &c.
Toilet Soaps and Pcrfumery,
The undersigned are thankful for the liberal
patronage they have received, and they only ex-
pect to continue the same by adherins to their
motto Large Sales and Small Profits.
POPE & PITTMAN.
Lumbertsn, n. c., March, 1858 3s-4t
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Red Banks, Robeson CO., April 9, 1e53-tf

{ will also sell 1900 acres unimproved. heavi-
lv timbe red lard, the east side of Lumber rIv-
er twelve miles above Lumberton. Persons
wishing timber and turpentine lands. would do
we'll to apply early. JOHN McNE1LL.
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ny posr- Icaed back sn nov a and tea 81
young sixteen seventy four years
of age
your Tincture the greatest discovery of the
age poor suffering humanity ought to erect
ment to Dr. Hampton who has saved from pain
the public benefac
disseminating the benefits which resulted from
your invaluable Tincture
a plain cotton planter and have written for
literary fame but when fellow beings afflicted.
shall estate through modesty withhold infor-
nation valuable my fellow :? if you consider
worthy place any your newspapers, yon
at liberty to make of it,
Yours, truly, ALVAH KENDALL.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 9 1852
MEssRs. MORTIMER MowBRAY Gents: 1t is with real
pleasure that able to attest to the healing and
powers of Dr. Hamptons Vegetable Tincture-
Sometime during last November was taken with very
serious cough advised to take CodLiyer Oil
and did but getting better induced to try
Tncture. bottle and before had used it all
cough Permit also state that for the last fifteen
years have suffered much from Acute rheumatism
and Vertigo. confning at times to my bed. am
fully convinced that my present good health to the
of your Tincture. and a kind Providence.
think proper and believe me yours respectfully
q DUNAN
N. B-I be at any time at the Mayors Office.
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% CURE CoUrTI. VERTIGO. RHEUdATIsT.-CUre of
the venerable DR. Dunans of the city of Baltimore
whose mony adds the triumph
CHAMPIONS o VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
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To Contractors and Builders

April %. 1853
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ps- Campbelton property for sale.
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April 9, 1888 37-1t
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COH SALE OK RENT.

March 70 1853 33-ff
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NEAL5-s ll1rf the
sane q e 4 2 i've vslx1-
sNfNE-Corr 30 snail bls fg City retli1x s'li FOR 5fc
I've vsshf a. Foifyouhs uEket through s5a week thozh
f.ock nay Z So - Sc To apply fss fsnt f5r the
d.us.f Ecsl'y 81 tn Civ y
Drssirg TiEs market fga- The fHlny
Yo srrF M yery Ngey ne Increase By Hsren 1io.i
lssf wek Sf3i r. In Few viii beein 70 cone fol
ca0 faasn need net lsok E uBeA bstsr price, hsa the
rrtssrt
VIII rad iheT al q y cet iu-ie pa t1e
,uth si thr oeis " s0oi oets sens r .
o. d-T II arr boy a2s seek 90 slf-F o 'o -
r!sr TER vr Yrlk. arr cold 10 tto1 Lae con-
n ADD
tror-l fr Re Ner- --a-Eet' ini -hiJ VII
-re sen, y bile Cy I1Ferl7ie-t Owe men 20 -
rE kc- aLvr 81 r-a food 20 -ateln- -y "
rsss r-t fh-r thst condo -nrc iter 5 ie
We frd fln rIice Alcu sheep t1lt : y l
inrt s. tC q nd tH-l rlliy l -ir-rr 81 -
ina ED buye ho6iu back sock ep sod LAST week
- p >aics a. drlL
Lsus are cr iron 81 75t 81 . for ordinary rood o,s ard
e1f -ccd ga 81 Tier very good uo ~ market
e-rarei Mc6a cpbrokcr Lenbe SIS Bi'- 50 ID
SIS. 80. 10 sheep. 30 Il sheep so sheep
sleer AID Larls Zach 80 50 shee? So and - - u2
80 sod at week.
P.tfs mixed sheep ard Lambs worth sc ~ -.
o number O. Sheep and Lambs received ia TIE CITY AS
appear large the week before prices
tcn yet have been sbe realize Ia. comfortable
stat Of things for house keepers