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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

And Y i said that the Young Grand Duke Constant
vii, inay die if his father does no. give him Ahe
Nicholas daily rides t~eutyo miles in his s1se'
After an the above reported news, i b. A,acne.
end this long letter by another report ave out 70
Paeha has manifested the utmost az That oner
the Russian army, by uttericg the xle'y % meet
OF Horace CT kho"h Verse
20, Russe quando te as,
Quite an odd pun for such an o. Iiciam
The health of M. de LAM a. position.
1t has been reported. He .r.ne Is Jar pstter thah
At bis work 81 the Hist = sun a. busy ~ possiois
seubly y a, a at his me- Jyy OF the Constituent as
M Antoine Borc srpat er, " lie CiU ltSdretr."
ph,iadalnhia .vbers well known in New York lad
enuvirg The nosit he has beea for many years
Cnnsnate Of p, sen of Chancellor Of the General
Tor ! higher .slce, and who was in Paris seeking
at France foe has Just been named Vice Consul
no doubt a Gallso, Peru. This nomination viii.
United please the numerous friends nc has IN the
:, ctates.
t.r .ke Tiscount Sefrurrer, who was formerly at
- Iea tothe legation at Washington, and who lately
rs plenipotentiary minister OF France az Hesse
Csssel is about marrying Nine. Bertha de Bartlett,
whose father is questeur OF the Legislative Assem-.
Aly and who is niece TO the Duke Of Bsssano
On board Of the Humboldt, which arrived on Mon
day last az Hagre, ass Mr.. Lewis Cas- Jc., {son of
Gen. Cas- who is now in Paris, on his way to Rome
Charge i'Affairs OF The United States. General
Dix u also in Paris cut cannot tell if he is the same
General who spoken Of "a being a candidate for
the embassy 10 France. Mrs. Morgan, the god
mother of General Dix, who account Of her health
gong TO Paris to meet her relation DIED from an
attack OF apoplexy during her passage from Co YES
10 bavre. 3. n r.
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- sa..ssskvGs

=. =. s'7si's., Chemist as.1 Druggist,
yws rs, Having removed to the Store northwest
ws@y corner Market Square. recently occupied bv
F<sas3 L. ShemWtli. row offers to his trends and
GA the pubic generally large and well select
ed stock OF Drugs, Chemicals. Paints. Ols
Dye StHts, Medicines and Perumery consisting in part
OF the following Potash, white lead. Venetian red
Spanish brown, coppras. alum, saltpetre, sal soda. i
carb soda. salcratts, mader. indigo, su! yir epson
salts. yellow ochre, Blakes paint chrome yellow. TIM
ber. chrome green Prus. blue, chalk spice pepper
nutncgs cloves. starch ginger. borax, yeast powders
essences. mustard logMool. inks, soaps. congress water
salad OIL window glass. putty, va-ilisncs al kinds.
Dsced, tanners castor and olive oil alcohol. sulph.
acid, burning fluid. camphenc paint vs,lnisl; tooth flesh
nail and whitewasl brushes gavanc batteries strgi
cal tooth and cuppng Instruments; American. French
and English chem Gals, patent medicines, &C. &c all of
VIII c are of first rate quality, and viii be sold
small advance cost.
Orders solicited from country Physicians, merchants.
and others, who respectfully invited to call and
'in't my stock before purchasing elsewhere. they
may depend on procuring fresh and genuine articles.
no pains Will be spared to give satisfaction both III
qisl'ty and price The subscriber hopes by strict
tentlon to business to merit share the public pat
ronage.
- Medical prescriptions carefully and accurately
p' tPafeo. J. \. SMITH.
w Q, 1898 Northwest corner Market
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

The subscriber has recently returned from the North
with decidedly very RICH and elsclected stock o.
WATCHES AND JEW ELRY,
embracing all the LATEST styles and fashions. A
large lot Of Sill Err WARE: spoons soup ladies, sugar
tongs dining and desert forks plain threaded Jenny
Lind and Brunswick patterns; butter knives mugs salt
cream and mustard spoons. PLATED GOODS: tea
SETS coffee chamber parior candIesticks
sugar dish snnffcrs and trays. ladies' work boxes.
ageletts, flutes flies. accordcoEs. utnas. large and
small music boxes, some with piano Haninlent:
violins, fine Italian: surveyors con1passes
and caa1s mathematical instrnens Eyeglasses, for
miners; very superior and straps fine scissors.
a large lot of POCKET & TABLE CUTLERY scrne in
sets of 81 iaces; pocket kniyes with Spoons fork fean
&c. large lot of Well selected doje-barrcI tifnS
powder TASKS, shot belts. game bags. &c. 4 good as
Sortmea of Colts and various other kinds pi> OILS:
different kinds clocks; walking and various other
notions which would like to sell very low.
J. II. BEASIET.
Fayetteville, Aug 13 1883. :!n
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-05
Oct. l. 1855.
Aeyv Goo ~ T. II u ;.tar
ALEXANDI2R Johnson & CO

ALEXANDER JOHNSON & co.
Have received and are now receiving, large and we'll
selected stock OF Seasonaie Goods. embracing almost
every article kept i'll the Dry Goods line.
Their stock consists in part of
Rich black IL d Silks
Plain black Gro de Rhine
Rich Brocade and Plaid Silks latest style
Plaid Silks for Aprons
Solid cold Silks for lining, &c
Super Eren9b Marine of all colors
irinted IL plaid Satin Cashmere. fine handsome
Plain, printed and solid color all wool De LANES
A'p,cas OF various coors, finish and price
i5oinDaznesand Narlnos fine assortment
collars, UnGerseeves. Chemiscts. embroidered Hdkfs
Muslin Edgng and In>ertings oall kinds and qualities
large assortment of fircad Linen, Ilsle and Cotton
EdSlnSs and Insertinos
y large assortment of rich cloth velvet mcrno satin
and silk Cloths, Visetts and Mantillas of the
laIst styles. running ia price from 81 to $ Is
"A large th0nGsoae sotmeHt of Cloths Cassimeres
ant NestingS; TwecdS. Jeans. kerscys. Linseys
Marlboro Stripes and Plai;s. for servants wear
Inc f1annei, plain and printed, for children
Blankets, large variety.
\ large Stock Of Hats Cans Boots and Shoes
Ready made Clotlne-Coats Pants Vets from very
fine to ordinary
Our stock is too large and varied to note down every
part.cular atlce but very desirable
one, and canpot fa:l to please.
would solicit an early call from all o,,r old friends
customers and the public generally. We are ready at
all times to show goods, and prices as we expect
TO sell on as reasonable terms any other house our
1lne We may be found at Store No Green street
Northeast corner Market Square.
-ALEX'R JOHNSON & co.
Fayetteville. Get l. 1853 IF
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~ AFCzi Es. JEWE:LRY,
AND FANCY GOODS.

Inc sfiFctiber r1Sss reccftf. MI g 81 r.
iccted Stock OF Gold and Silver Watches and Jeery
n the latest styles; Silver & Plated Ware Gold Silver
Steel Spcctacles: Gold Pencils & Pens: Pocket
and pen Knives; Fine Razors 4 Scissors Matfematca
instruments; Surveyors Compasses and Chains: Dou-
bic and single barrel Guns Powder Flasks Shot Belts
Game Bags; Percussion Caps; good assortment of Pts
tos: Walking Canes: Ports Moneys Pocket & Dressing
Combs; Hair Flesh. Tooth and Iatilcr Brushes: good
assortment Of olins and Bows; Carones; Fla seoets
tlntee tes: Accordeons large and small Music Boxes
iolin and Guitar Strings; Microscopes; Spy Glasses
Ladies' Work Boxes: Coral: Eight and day Clocks
variety Of fFancy Goods. &c &c.
All OF which Will be sold low
All kinds of Watches and Clocks cleaned and re-
pa red. W. PRIOR.
sept. s. 1893, 5S-3in
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SECOE
FiiE. AND WINTER STOCK FQR 1853.

STARR q WILLIAMS are now receiving their Sc
cond stock Tor this season, of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods Hats Caps, Shoes. BoOts Silk Straw
Bonnets; Umbrellas and Ready-made Clothing; with
large assortment of Hosiery Gloves Silk and Cotton
IIandkerchiefs. s-5
The above stock embraces variety Of Seasonable
Goods not enumerated, comprising one - the Afgest
been purchased by the package reduction from the
prices of the first of the they will offered
Wholesale buyers usual terms. -:
j. B. STARR.
Oct 3 1858. = j. NJ. WILLIAMS. 8
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-05
Valuable River Plantation for Sale

The subscriber offers for sale that valuable Plant
on when he now lives contai2ing 440 acres situated
on the cast side OF the Cape Fear River II miles beo,;
aNettevc. There is about loo under fence and
n i'ne state OF cultivation. the greater part of which
low grounds unsurpassed by any in the county for
fertility There is about acres of fine unimproycd
farming land, with some very fine swamp land. The
t'cA ah1 Is dese1y tiln5ercd with pine, which there
IS g crop Of turpentae boxes one year old On the
premises is large frame dwelling and all necessary
out i'uin@s. with fine Well of water in the yard it
- e most desirable and healthy situation the River.
bargain can be had by applying to the subscriber
the premises.
WILLIAM 4. KING.
October | 1853 smni
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VALUABLE LAaDs isos: Sale.

oter for sale my pantation-situated seventeen
nos southwest OF umperton, eighteen from the Rail
road. and nine from larlieesville-cont seven
3'treeFaefas OF atl la,
sic county with fine Improvements. well watcred re-
marSably healthy, and the best stand for store in the
country. there having been it occasionally for
the last thirty years. About IS0 land are
cleared and in very HI .sh state OF cultivation | Will
give the lands for the valued proceeds of it for two
years with the work OF seven hands
Will divide the lands if desired, or if larger tract
desired, there is; large track adioning that can
bought very reasonable terms Early application
is desired. ZACH TIilN0;fI
.tl.crISvic. Nay = 1888 If
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Look at This.

4 j.. O.sDOON Il Co, have removed 10 the Store re-
Gently occupied by Mr. Daniel Clark one door cast from
Messrs IL Ia Myrover d Co, Hay street. where they
have just received their Fail and Winter Stock con,
sstin5 OF good assortment of Hardware and Cutlerv
Cooperss, Carpenters and ElacS-Smith-s Tools &c !:
CrockeTy and GLASSWARE. Boots and Shoes I.ookinn
classes " NintiowGlass from by 10 l6 by p: Dry
Goods and Groceries, Provisions &c. Also a lot Of
!mperiai and black Tea, superior quality. We would
nvite Iese wishing to buy to give call before pur
chasing elsewhere. Turpentine Hacks Pullers and
Scrapers kept on hand. ~
Oct. s, 1853. e2st w.
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MRS WALTON is now rec.i,in,. hr ~, l w..
ie, consisting Of Eonncs from one dollar to
nittei' Dress Caps; Hankcrchiets; French ArtGc;a
anu feathers; Swiss Edgngs and I,sertinos.
and undersleeves Ladies' and Childr.
Nrst t'loVes ana long and short Mits: a new and
Busks 'S' "h"ieHoht
n DfeSSeS; Aahtlias and Cloahs made in the latest
Philadelphia and New York STYLES " ~ t''ost
Al orders from the country promptly attended to.
octooeT O. 1902
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$50 REWARD.


Runaway from the subscriber, his Negro men. JOHN
and TOBEf. John is about 26 years old, 6 feet l inch
high, weighs alout ls5 1870 lbs. Tolcv yed about
- years. feet 8 inches high. stout and weighs 17
l',s They were bought from Mr. James Surcs, OF Cum
berland county, and Will probably he lurking in that
nelghborhood Tcbey has wife at Mr. Richard Birds
IN Johnston County Twenty-Five Dollars for either
or Fifty Dollars for both will be paid their appre
hensIen and delivery to the subscriber their CON
nement in any jail in the State. that he can get
them. An additional sum of One Hundred Dollars will
be paid for the conviction of any person of harborng
the above Negroes
JOHN COLEY
ar Bui Columbus TO. y. C., Oct. g.. 63-tf
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State ot North Carolina - C cumberland County
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessious-S..te,obl,
Tt,n7, 1888.
benjamin Morrison and wife Dizzy William Jarma, and
Pcggy yarman versus Frank Sorrell John Sof,e,,
Robert 1arman Patsey Jarman. David J;.rman Emory
Jsr7nan ami Alexander |. Mclean
Petition for partition Of the lands Of David wuor ~
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court tb.+
raIh ooTfell John Sorrcll, Robert Jarman Patse,
9aii,',' HaVld Jarnlan. and Emory Jarrn.n are non
ana copy OF said petition cannot be served
on .e IL is therefore ordered that publication for si
weeks oe made IN the North Carolnian drectins then,
TO appear at our next Court Pleas and Ouartr s.
sions to be held for the county Of Cumberland ~ .h
Court House in Fayetteville on the first Monday in
DecenioeT next and plead or lcmur the petition or
He same VIII be taken pro confsso and heard ~
as to them. ~ i" GA P'i 'c
Witness John McLaurin Clerk of our said Court at
d. 1853. - ~ fei' ~
63-6t MI ,r-p1,-
FOR SALE--A YOUNG MULE, broke to work
J. & T. WADDIT.I
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-05
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

offer for sale my Plantation situated IS miles be-
lo" Fayetteville the Wilmn rion road on ti. nor
west side of Cape Fear River containing seven hundred
and fifty The river land is of the best farming
lands in thi. part of the country-the wood lands
first rate for turrcntne with comfortable dwellings,
Early application is desired
JNO. T. WRIGHT.
Wills Creek, y e. Aug s, 1853 5J-tf
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HAY STREET. FAYETTEVILLE n O.
Has Just returned from the North with a much larrcr
toch OF Goods in his line than ever before offered ly
nm in this place. Among his stock may be found
MATCHES of ali kinds and prices, from 5S to SIS5;
'od Chains Seals and Keys Breast Pins Earrings Il
n" stock OF Bracelets, Gold Eoc,cts, Cuff Pins and
uttons Gold Silver and Steel Spccaclcs: Silver
spoons, Butter knjycs Soup Ladies' and Cups Military
'oods; Clocks; Plated Ware: and almost every article
usually kept in Store Of this kind which he will sell
1eap toi cash or o short time TO those who pay when
heir bills arc presented.
ny Watches Repaired as usual
Aug 81 1853 2n
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The subscriber having changed h.s former business
VII he found at the store East corner o.
Market Square. recently occupied by Mr. IIuch Gra-
ham, All persons indebted to him are earnestly r, :
1uested to call on him promptly and settle
y. CLARK. ;
The Subscribers have formed Copartncrsi,ip under
the name and style of CLARK .S WOODW>RD f,r
the purpose of carrying on the Tailoring Business in
connection with the sale of Ready Made Clothing
Cloths. Cassnlerea, Festings. &c
Their stock selected with great care nv ore Of
te ilrn IN New York, and is ready for esa1ri!a-
ton.
d. CLARK.
a. J. WOODWARD
Sept. o. 1888 q,
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CIR e A'T new
Dedication OF the New Cloth;no. Store

G1sEENTs:EG e. opPENI.1M
Have Just opened and handsome Clothing Storc
one door west of the Cape Fear Bank where all who
wish TO bny good Clothing. at low prices re-
q1ested to call Their stock consist Frock and
over Coats, good variety; Pants Vests and Cloaks;
all OF superior worl'nanship and latest STYLE which
they VIII sell at wholesale and retail.
&c. &c.
They feel assured that ali who patroazc them will
be satisfied with quality and price.
1Aug.sI|, 1898. am
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The subscriber offers for sale twelve hundred acres
of Land located in the lower end of Richmond county
1t is about equtlistart from Floral College Lauren
burg II! GA School, and Laurel Hill. The Land is veU
adapted to the growth of corn. cotton wheat. &C. 1t
also offers great Inducements to those engaged in t,,e
turpeIitine and lumber business. have constituted
A,exanler Mclean Esq my agent during my absence
to whom all communications in regard to the matter
may be addressed at Gilopolis T. o. Robeson county
uer Eiue who resides TO the premises will take
pleasure in exhibiting them to any who may call
FOR that purpose. J. G.. BLUE.
Oct -, 1888. Gift
B:.oUST's CREEK FACTORY.
Wool. car6led; Cotton Yarn Sleeting: Osnab,lrsrs:
Wool Rolls. for sale by GEO. McNEILL.s 81
Oct p. 1888 64-4t
Ii. IAHSsiJGi,
Architect and B.s.:1er> Fayetteville, NJ G.,
Respectfully informs the public that he is prepared
to eXecHse PLANS of every descrptoii-suc State
and Court Houses Prisons. &c. Also. Churches Cot
tages and other public and private edifees costing
from $500 to $4,000; Bridges Roofs DC. &c. all with
SPECIFICATIONS and Contracts made for the same He
VIII also supernteud all kinds work.
oroers VIII receive prompt attention. and Plans
notice. - ~ -' - 7AoA'
Oct 15 1853. Iv
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The subscriber continues receive and sell on man
ufacturers account all grades of To.cco
Jane >, 1872. J. UTLEY.
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=. y. a !. e a
Has on hand beautiful assortment of
I,Fl o.l

Fall and Winter Goods
lie desires to return thanks to his friends the pub
lc Tor the liberal patronage which they have bestowed
on hlm and solcits continuance of the same. His
friends and the public requested to give him call
AT the stand formerly occupied by S. j. Hnsale seutl,
west ceTner Market Square and Gillespie street.
Oct. Is, 1853.
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~. - w ,sfclas.rin

Are receiving large stock of
Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes.
which are offered low they be bought in the
market, at wholesale retail.
October 49, 1853.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-05
EALli syINfE sToC:. ROOTS q SHOES.

ALL TdNfE STOCl& BOOTS q SHOES.
We are receiving large stock of Boots & Shoes en-
bracing every variety OF style and quality adapted to
the season 'sstrade.
Also, Cali, Goat Lining and Binding Skins Lasts
Sparabes shoe Pegs, and Findings ali kinds Which
we oifer very low tor cash, time prompt Gus
toners. ~
S. T. HANLL11 & SON
Get /. 1855. Cl-ew
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Essg~ In Miss Bnglam'S School will be taught
Oriental Painting in addition common Drawing and
Painting.
October s. 1853 G2-6t
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NscZ| EEScDECFEE sg0RFc

NEW EEscDECEyE STORE
We have l"st received supply Of selcc. ,iedi-
clHcs together with superior article French Bran
" co.ct- Madeira. Port. sherry and Clarct Wines.
winch We're selected for us by uscc. from one u Tn,
s>t houses IN i'hila3er rhia for medical purro-csl
rs or Medicines were bought with a view to Pre-
Scrpt.o1s arnrrr and others who keen Family Ned-
ctn's ii do we'll to give call All Medicines
are warranted 10 be Of the most select Kind.
HALL & ROBINSON
~ tie Old stand OF Brs T. {; 3. v. Robinson
corner Of Old ana Gre, 4 str.rte
\. 3. Prescriptions carefully and accurately nnt up
II. & r.
Oct. !. 1913 81 If
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SECOND

OH FALL II 1853.
aehed would notify their customers and
salg nf1his raarket- that they are now re-
nd Stock Of Fall Goods for is53. selectea
firn personally, consisting of a general
q hardware. Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes.
asiditi ton to their stock of Read. Made
tney offer to the trade upon their usual
ind it to their interest to give our
lion before making their selections.
HALL & SACKETT.
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-
STATE ot' as',- "a NA.
Cumberland Superior Court ofLaw-Sprine Term 1853
Catharine J. Campbell Douga,d Campbell
Petition for Divorce.
In tbs is Ordered iy the Court that pl;ca-
ton be made in the Fayetteville Observer and the North
Faye tteviie, notifying the Defendant to appear and
answer. commanded by the Subpoena at the Term of
this Court the Petition viii be heard ex parte and
Judgment rendered accordingly.
Aug. 10, 1858. 5o-,et ID. G. MACRAE Clerk.
y ate of North Carol northumberland County.
IN Eluity-Spr:ng Torn, 1853
Mary :. Fearce and others VS.. Joseph ". Evans,
EXT, aud Dickson Evans.
Petition for account and settlement
It appearing the Court that the defendant Dickson
Evans net inai,tant OF this Stats. it is ordered
'y the Court that publication be made for six weeks in
the North Car"linan, notifying the said defendant to
be and appear at the next Term of the Court Of Euuifv
10 be held for the County of Cumberand the Court
House IL Fayetteville. the seventh Monday after the
fourth Monday of September. then ad there to plead
esnlr to said petition, the same viii be
taken pro conftssor and set for hearing cx parte
tl-ht y. y. I. SMITH, Clerk Master
NEW FAi.a. GOODS.
The Subscribers have received and opened ct their
Old Stand, very large and handsome Stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
inrac ng every style and quality Ladies' Dress Goods
Also, all styles OF Goods for Geemcn's wear Fine
Molesln and other styles fashionable Dress Hats Satin
and Straw Bonnets Boots and Shoes. etc.
z7fs" We call particular attention splendid as
sortment OF
Rcatlv-nale Clothing.
Of the very best material and workmanship.
T. stock may be found all Goods suited to the
s"aeon at the very lowest market prices Al in want
Of Goods in cur line Will please give Us a call
f. L. y J. \. PEMBERTON.
Hay St, Fayetteville. Oct. s. 1853 62-tf
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Sept. 10. 1888.


i"0o AT.ss1o OF i4ASks For SALE.
ne subscriber offers for sale F valuable plsnta
- '"3eSon county, on both sides of The Iowrie Road
i65 miles South West Of Fayottc!!c AID 1,tho haff
mile o Lumber l}rniga the terminus OF the Fayetteville
..ld southern Plank iioad.
An opportunity Is oliiro! 1oT an investment
"hch cannot be cfIuaed in this part OF the country
! ne land IS heavily and densely covered with p;I:ts
tcfng great ntuccmcnt to all persons engaged i
inioer and Turpentine The cleared land t;nt.ut O..
ers -a'i in fact al is productive to anv
that county.
y bargain may be had. Terms LIBERAL
ARCII'D \. 7. SMITH
Fayetteville Aug 49, 1853 55-tf
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:auteG to Hire.
AServant Girl to do plain cooking washing. SC.
Apply at this Office
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-05

state "f sort72 s5aroI:zan -=-3ssorc County
Lorieijus Shields Aston Wilson a3I Robert r
IefFs, Administrations of Thomas u son.
III Sle Court OF Equty-Grder at lAurrst Term 1853
In this it appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the
court mat AlSton son one Of the defendants IN
cause. iS nonresident and ii, in!9litant Of this
state 1t IS therefore ordered by the Court that pu uca-
ton he 'ae IN the North Caroliilis. a public new spa
p printed III the town Of Fayctcvtie in this State for
lr space o! SIX weeks as to said Aston Wilson, for him
70 b aAd appear at the Of this Court on the
Monday before the last Monday OF February 1884
otherwise the Bill in this cause VIII he t,t.
fesso as to him. and set for hearing, as to MIN heard
eNparte.
Witness, s. C. Brace Clerk and Master in Equity few
the county OF Moore, the Monday before tn, last Monday
in 4tugu 1888.
Oct s c. EDI-i.l- c II I,
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Carbonate Soda. Fluid Extract Of fcnna
H. ETatHs. Comp. Syrup Of S.rsarara
earl Starch. IiarI am Oil or i,,dr,n.1t,,n
Satpetre. l1rit.el. Oil
.iO:ax. Cod-iiyer OIL
tooth Powders. darlington s Bal am.
EruFhcs Windsor Soap.
Evans -ancets. 1,utmecs &c &c
Mustard. For sale by
Oct. /. 1888. IT T. : !,0TT><ca<
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10 G-Eo.s r.. Ist. Gg1r

.ECSEEos; ". Et4 G%s.s7r.
General e,..:.,sseS:c7a E3ccriasat.
WIININGTON. \. C.
Pro,7nt nareorai attention given TO cons; cHfane.
and ca 4 aAy-ac"e rfa3le shipments to my
friends N New York.
Nov. 20. 1882. "
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-TSrE'I>


50 900 barrels Turnaatnn. cl;vnrc1 at nist;1erv
this place for which the highest prices viii be paid.
would also employ two or thr"e GOOD trrn"nine
barrel toopars. II. ". RotrEitS.
I.umberton. Fcb'v 10. 1888 #
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FAYETTEVILLE FOUNDRY.
Ca-tfnge o. every description ;r,ade to order
\ lot OF Bahbnt Net,I Ger sale.
WIN2LOW STREET.
Oct 1Sl2. IL
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\
E'U B-<

hef note account, viii please call
ana settle the safnes Gas longer time be given)
or theAnotes and accounts viii be placed in the bands
OF an oficer. He may be found on Gillespie street 3
doors south Of Market Square.
Octl.I853 Cliff II GRAHAM
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-05

For SALE--A YOUNG MULE, broke to work
]. Il T. WADDILL.
Oct. ZZ+ 1853. 64tf
The North-Carolinian., 1853-11-05
CHI e p GOO Ds,
/ am now receiving much larger stock Of
Eapcv Drv Goods

Fancy Dry Goods
than have yet offered in Fayettevile, consisting of
Dry Goods Of every description Hats, Boots Shoes and
Ready made Clothing, which Will be sold low any
goods in the State.
will be glad to have the ladies call and examine my
stock. w. +. MOORE.
Sept IT. 1883 tt