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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

81 bbS oil, 20 do ALCOHOL, A bXS type q pigs tl&-
lures, Sweurinaen, Taylor & Co., bblink; w. 7.
Needs pkgs indse; Zane & Co., 20 bids whisky;
NlcAfee Brothers, 500 kgs lard, IS bills lard
Wheat q Chapline. 10 pkgs mdSe; Dorsey, How
:lrd & Knox, 200 bbls oil, 100 bxs Star candles,
700 bbls -four. als-s.i - =- - r.
Per Steamer City Of Wheeing from Louisville
Forsyth & Hopkins, Il22 bbls lard, PA trc do,
200 bbls pork, 81 hhs hams. trc do 100 bbIS oil,
46 Ilhds shoulders; B. E. Pearce, 1856 bills pork,
96 do grease, 100 do lard, 10 bales hemp, box;
Talant & Delaplan, az bgs hair, 20 hllds sugar,
20 kgS CUTS, 5 bblS blue lick water; Cowgirl &
McSwoids, 100 bxS middes; Crangle & Co., So
hhds sugar; McAfee Brothers, Al hhds sides. &c
do shoulders, 100 bis larl; Gordon, Clark q CO.,
fl cases caps; Finley d Co.. 2 sacks peaches.
Per Steamer Virginia tr0m Louispiue.-For-
syths & Hopkins; 67S bbls lard, 232 bbs hams 912
bbls flour, SO hhds meat, As terces hams, 200 bbls
pork 100 bbls oil, 272 kegs lard, 100 buxes soap,
5 hhds soaps Is casks dried apples, 50 sacks do,
IS bbls do, Al bags wool, bikes and trunk
mdse, box cigars 9 kegs butter do sausage, 50
rolls leather; IF Pearce 2S2 bblS pork, 90 Kegs
lard; Dorsey, Howard & Knox 100 Tags clover
seed; McAfee Brothers, 10 bags ginseng. IS bbls
rork; Coplan,& Keys, p; bags hair, 1 box;
Dunlam,, bbls oil; lanes Baker, bbis dos
Adams & Co. 2 bblS mdse. -..,5-N
Per Steamer Summit, from Madison.-B F
Pearce, 1888 bills grease, lis tierces 60, al hhds
shoulders. .-I Lsil 7ft7f
Per steamer Caledonia, from Ne,o Orieans.-
RIoGes & OeIeby,t 1904 bbls molnsSeS; Tallant
* Delaplain so 5hhds sugar; J w Paxton q Go.
so bbls Molasses; W T Robertson, a hhds sugar,
tierces rice, 10 sacks coffee, boxes soap; For
SythS & Hopkinp, 50 hides, 2 bundles skins.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

r STfcceiveI-o5l oz baltimore fine Broonls h sure.
ror article, dozenofce stoolsi 10 barrels superior
ofan berries; dcz boxes otes pins; 12dczen whisk
broonsj dog. boxes OF lacks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31
'TELEGR RAP, HICINEWS
By the NATIONAL Lime.
LATTER Prom CALIFORNIA.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hatsl HatsIl Hatslll

auoF- THE LATEST FALL FASHION. 8 q z
Nv are manufacturing Hats OF theatest fall En-
and the public with Hats that cannot be surpassed hey
endurance beauty Of finish and artistic
all our Hats a. OF heir Glass; they will bc i1r.
nshe At prices as iow.ss tho
vGt manufactures. AIsi large sortmcnt or all tile DIFF
yarieties Of So AMI Felt mems youths and chill
dTe's Hats Also, Ia assortment OF Friends Hats
of The fr Ell; grades. In' with fine assortment OF
youths Cloth Glazed and silk Plush Caps
tho styles. Those rSirous obtaining good arti.
Gle Ine, either Hal Cap, will assuredly
bot aud ccOumy purchasing at the splendid
HAT and tap Stoie.No 1923, 3doOrs north ofW 4. Sell
by's Dry Goods House. we tsdc Main street.
sepi2 ~ 81 ,44 NV. UNISON
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.)lI Prime klO Coffee, just rec'u by
DOO tdc4 h3 .r-istzh AZ. REILLY
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Return Il. N. Hin and Others.

VIRGINIA-ohio circuit court, November o, 1855. ..
Henry Sharp and John Hughs
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william Cree and others

VlRGlNIA:-o Dino CIRCUIT court, November %, 1895
80 y David Kennedy vs IN cn,ne.rv
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HIGHLY IMPORTAlp.II % 7I---771--

NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid q
IN the greateet Ifnprov for sayin
ialor end expense " sing Clothing and House Clean
whittier and softer han bIeaeled on the
WAnRkarEb not to fiure tbs fabric, Every lady
Or the Fluid, InF 81 which
VIII clearly show that II purely aT
dilute with gallons fluid 3Aiis
chiese washing Fluid Is worth three times tile
single sixpence which will buy enough aiaree tatIy
Wishing which be done Id hours. E bed - Bf
and sold the WHO has latn
~ purchased the right for ohio eonnyt va.
~ IIlltsff JAS.iRLLOR, 5Saoat
tAugq No. OF, Union St. wheelng!Vas itsl
& PAINT n DOM
n Perkers Saloon stree, stcry. Open
IA from 10 10 oeloek and rom Q TO Is
pah.ed and givenin Painting
and design. neytsstf g ~ Y ; 4. HANNAH
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---I"- TMF KIIFED -SfI nv Ei-bATtiS ! : -
1(ISHoSG'S PATENT Lille 6ubsoTI Der having pur.
IL CHASED the risut, to- thus county, OF Dishong's Pat
ell PI Shnwot llia wuuld iniO tho public that he
ias commence the i them In the pos.
si;e style Messrs. tiobb. raylor's Machine Shop,
wcIe at Mr.. VareyS Tin Shop Main st Get, they
sInhy be had ,In thu bile tel !.
rns Is undoubtedly the hest shower bath made, ena.
bling the bathing temper the quantity and force
OF the shock TO suit innec They be used for
cold BATH OF for any quantity witte same convenience.
PETER PHILIPS.
P. s.-Patern Making tho shortest notice and
most reasonable terms, as above. .. '-e
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More than Gold TO HE Sck-Fr ON one OF the most re-
spectacle Druggists in South Carolina.

Cure Of Coughs, Vertigo, IheptutfsD,-cu oft Ven
known, and adds much 10 the triumpho
HamptOns Vegetable Tincturc:F 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

bronchitis difficulty OF BREATHING, harsh cough, Shiny
eNrectoraoli with all other symptoms caused by
lection oil the air tubes leading from the throat
arc directly and specifically affected by the This
MIRA o,e remedy BE warned in tme ahiicted,und
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

These ara some oft. sad and melancholy effects pro-
duced By early YOUTH back
and limbs, pains n the head dimness sight, loss mus
GUAR powar nalpaiion Oh he heart, dyesIa nervous
irrabtiily Arrangement of HE dscs ctons gene
ISi debility, symptoms OF consumption. ec. Il : -
enally the fearful effects on the mind much 10 be
dreaded Loss OF memory coni VI ideas, depression
Of SPIRITS evil lorebodlg, hv6si0 S6ciety, seE,is.
trust love OF Solituaes tinidily, 0fe evils
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:. y - 8. q. nAEsER 8, Co.. ''"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WHEELING, VA. H,i
attend to the receiving and delivering OF freight
w and collection OF freight bills. ff1.lt. aT-ss
n5s0iee at the Store ~ - tCoctts-dtf
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MEDICINAL WONDER


OF the nineteenth century. 1t i, first scientific man
in tue wo'llswOmd have I'D niiie lseIe OF medi
cine c:cOioIe SUPPOSED tUiave no sxisteice a
SrlAI u LIANT THAT ENTAILS NO REA CTION
It's force is Is the with OPIUM al
cnoe repaatiunS, and al other excants The effect OF
these briei, anit well DC said OF li takes them
:. The last state of that man IL tan Hut
the E&iriS M eSiEc without single
niis OPERATION perpetual nits happy influence upon the
nerves. tile mind, anti tic entire organization; will also
remove dcressioIs, excitement. tinLency 10 blush
steeplesstess, dislike q society, ncopacty study or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

HATS! HATS AT, COSTA 'e
RoM this date until tho first Of March, win sell my
Stoek of Silk Hats at cost, preparatory serin
large supply IN the sirins. No huinbusas willmos
pI isn lively sell at cost. KS, w'RHoDEs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

Aiessrs. Mortimer s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Having been
afflicted wlthi Liver complaint oil 10 years standing,
hereby Tor the benefit OF The afflicted take
in announcing That allcr using lew bottles OF your uam
toms Tmctuic found 1t had accomplished pc
lave used different medicines nom time tiine, bit
have eei bic account Tor appaI good
is essing Stricken humanity medicine is
found which tile wondrous power OF pro unsing
human The many il wrought sufficient
guarantee of the beneficial results which may he expcenc-
from its use -'E s1# --fE- HE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

In cases OF Consumption this LIVER always more or
less Affected and also tie Spleen Peua,
tines Tie effect Of the Hungarian Balsam, IN
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Call and get pamphlets gratis. See cures. .
.TRUTiI is MIGHTY. -. ~ =
A PInfn aud unynrnfshcd Stntement.-Ire

commend tile efusal OF tile extract ieades.
Mr.. Hull is a merchant OF high character: m - Jug
SANDY iiOTToA, Middle eX co, Va.
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IN uoYbS and barre Rhodes a: Verneis Crackers,
~ sugar, SOFA, Boston, huter and water-just
QUIT .4. 70. ltf.. as T. NJ. PARKER
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Motlce

AShT0N'Sy LIVERPOOL FINE SALT
Q | SACKS just received and for sale by ~
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SPASMUDIG- ASTHMA.- -
Simple or sIasnlOlic Asthma cmedy than
the Hungarian Baisam This painful and destructive ar
Felton, which resists almost everything else yields the
all powerful nfuence oil his great remedy readily
any other form OF Pectoral disease.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION
or eosuniSe habi are restored by tie OF bottle
or two 10 hloom and visoTJ and skin
ae Yellow slckly color, 10 beauitUr ford cuIplexiOn
TO THE TAIISEIIIDFn -
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"a .a54 70 u MAOKEREL si.1l 3, 5Ef r7l,7
100 lcIf af.H4F .tfrae7ri p. f7bM,a BILLY 81
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

j G. SMITH respectfully informs the citizens Of
E,vrttpyia and the surrounding that he
moved his Barbern, Establishment the Hotel Build
ng His room may now be found opposite the
Favetteyc Bank whore he IS prepared t. shave and
Trim on acoai3no Iatin terms. lie respectfully
r.urns thanks his o! customers and the pilc gen
ralv for their irril patronage. and hopes that h>
,,,.t,, viii i. f.REATI.l IN itEASi1D. he has
been to considerable cNprlSe i'll lifting up his shop
for the comfort OF his customers lie Won.a invite the
tantion o. the citizeIlS his READING ROOM, II
ra,r nf his shaving establishments where they VIII lind
Iii thn leading Political Papers Of the day.
Ali kinds Of P"rfumeres and fialr ois, SHAVING
Go, Hair and Shaving Brushes and variety Of other
articles in his line. for sale
a4g5- He also keeps good supply OF choiee smoking
Cigars.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
Great Bit:a:n and the Iinpressmsnt Question.

While extensive preparations are going on in
England with the apparent view of engaging
in the Eastern war against Russia, the London
Examiner is pointing out what it believes will
be the danger to which the British government
will be exposed in taking such active part. 1t
is to come from America, and the source, it is
alleged, will be the continued assertion of the
roval prerogative Of impressincnt ApprehcE-
sion of the enforcement of that power will drive
many British seamen into the American service
"And," says the Examiner amy attempt to
seize one of them anywhere will involve Us liz
stanty in war with the United States be-
tAa,l..es protection of these men is and must
be the sIilc qua non Of tie existence of the pow
er and of the independence Of that country.
To avert this difficulty and retain her seamell,
it is recommended that the government OF G rcat
Britain lose no time i'll proclaimiHg the total
abolition of impressnent in the navy. If that
government be wise, it will seriously consider
this advice. The Examiner is certainly correct
i'll its belief that the system Of impressment
would not be tolerated on the deck Of vessel
honestly bearing the stars and stripes anywhere
upon the seas, and therefore that England would
7 be liable to meet with more trouble than she
may have bargained tor. We do not speak o
this by way of threat or boast, but as a natural
| and matter-of-cousc consequence if the theory OF
T the Examiner should be turned into practice
HashlHgtcn TnioR
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

man, nahea Nati,an Pratt, was murdered in
Mariposa county, California by three Mexicans
and GILLIAN When the ncighbors heard of it,
on the 18th, they Immediately turned out and
soon ar5ested Mexican, who confessed his
participation He straigitway taken to
Pratt's dbin, and hung upon the limb of tree.
The party then started to Bear valley for the
others4 bnt found only the Chilian, whom they
were about to arrest, when the whole Spanish
population in the neighborhood turned out in
arms, ard determined that the Chilian should
not be takeYexcept by due course of law. The
Spaniards we're in the majority, aud had their
! way until asmessenger went over to Quartzburg
and (.riinyed up forty armed volunteers, Who
arrived ina couple Of hours, and gave the pre-
ponderant to the l}nch party, who then con
veyed him to Pratt's cabin and hung him upon
tie samearee with his accomplice Pratt was
fifty years Of age native of Maine, and had
lived in Ihode Island.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
+ Nh SUPPLIES.

have always hand fall assortment of GRO
CERES. PROVISIONS. and other Goods suitable for
the Fan and Winter Trade and which for ash
or in exchange for Produce Of almost any Kind.
have in StorcI .,i:T. Meal Corn. Rice. Bacon
Lard. Butter. Cheese Crackers. Salt white Clarified
and Brown Sugars RIO aad lava Coffee Tea Molaets.
Vinegar. Fish. Cigars. Tobacco Snuff Candles. Soap.
Starch Specs. Candies Pepper. Buckets. Broonis,
wrought and cut Nails. Powder Shot. Percussion Caps.
and good assortment Of Dye Suts with many other
things in tic Grocery line.
Also y Good assortment Of I)rv Goods. Iorts and
shoes Negro Blankets and kcrsavS and good
OF Read made Clothing. Call and buy cheap
". II. CARVER.
Oc, ,,l!cr 90. 1883. 765-6n
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
SPRING GOODS, 1851.

We are now receiving and by the 18th inst. expect
to la, c in store our entire Stock of
SEASON ABLE GOODS
Embracing great variety of
European and Domestic Dry Goods;
Silk kossuth and Summer Hats,
i'll great variety;
Bonnets, i'll great variety;
Boots and Shoes, heavy stock:
Umbrellas, Parasos, &c. &c &c
rs portion of the above goods imported by
direct from the European Markets. and all of then
bought the best terms. intend Offering them a
prizes to Wholesale purchasers which think will b.
satisfactory.
We solicit az examination Of our Goods.
ii. & = J. LILLY.
March g. 1854. S4-Ct
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
NOTICE..

Ii! s1l1scr.l}cr offers for sale his LANDS six M
North of Fayetteville, and about mile frcm the
Favctcy lie and Raleigh Plank Road, consisting
about twelve nun fc and sixty of land. suit. ed
to the making of Turrentiilc Timber. Their, is also
the premises good Saw and e,rst Mill all in good
repair and nov III operation ais" Dwelling. and all
the necessary oltlol~cS. in good repair.
Also another tract of Two hundred and fifty
the head waters Carvcrs Creek. known the Tarrv
place on which there small Farm. Dwelling IIolec
and other houses.
ON the first named tract there is cut about twenty
FIVE thousand Turpentne Boxes from two to four year
old.
MI t'3a ,',o,c lands vii be sold The most accom-
,nolating terms Persons wishing TO purchase will
plea - cal on the sub>cr;icr who Will take pleasure III
showing the above lands.
WM. r. BOLTON.
Oct. -. 1888. bo-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
CgI.I.ss NE PLUS ULTRA RUINISH.

The Subscriber practical Bootnalcr of some ex-
ercnCe trie been sensible that there is
e>ide,ntht, to he yet supplied to the public in the way
Of suitable hurnis for boots and shoes. Most of the
articles used either injnrc the leather or fail to
impart that lusre necessary to give to mans ua-
Gerstnnains proper finish. lie has therefore dur
ing the last twelve mOnths. been devotlng himself TO
the preparing article free from these OJec-
tons. and has 1T length after mach investigation and
experiment completely succeeded The result IS on
NJ ,olss ultra Putni>h, He only wishes that It
may |c tested in order to establish liz superiority
over all others. Call him at his shop opposite Nr
tuters Marble Factory. Hay street. and be supplied
with excellent article al cheap rate.
THOMAS GILL.
My
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
TO n;Is.L ON NTcikS.

The subscriber takes this method Of Informing his
friends and the pabc that he still continues in the Mill
Wright business and all its branches viz: laundering.
framing. and erecting Water Steam Mills upon vari-
principles, either With simple complicated ma
chinery He returns his thanks to thernhlc FOR the
by strict attention to Business and
satisfaction. to merit continuance of the same He
ii.tters himself that s work will compete with that of
aav other maclini- ior speed and durability All per-
sons who want work done in the above line would do
we'll to give him call. he has several competent
in his employ and s prepared to execute all
Jobs the shortest notice and reasonable terms
Orders promptly attended to. For further information
as1lrcss the subscriber at Johnsonvlc. Cumberland
couuty n c. d. j.. JOHNSON.
November l6, 1853 y-!pI.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
NEW GOODS.

The undersigned have in store and for sale cheap,
q general Stock of
GROCERIES, HEAVY HARDWARE,
Hollow ware, Iron, Steel, Window Glass Putty,
Black~miths and Tnrpentine Tools
Broons. buckets. Oils. Paints, Dye Suls aud in fact
almost ANYTHING that can be mentioned in our line.
Our friends will do we'll to give call Def f,re pur-
chasing.
Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods at
market prices
lszy-Just received, 10 hhds. new crop Mo!asscs
G. W. l. GOLDSTON & co.
New brick side Gillespie street, third door
from the Market.
March Is 1854 tt
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
$3.50 REV ARD.

Runaway from tho subscriber. his Negro men. JOHN
and TOBEl. John IS about 26 years old 6 feet inch
high. weighs about iSj 800 lbs Tnbcv aged about
- ycarss feet inches high. stout and weighs 1I5
lbs They bought from Mr. James Surlas of Cum
bertrand county. and viii probably be lurking in that
nei eIlIuriood. To,v has wife at NJ Richard Eird
in Johnston County. Fifty Dollars for either. or one
hundred Dollars for both VIII be paid for their appTe-
hcHsOn and delivery the subscriber fer their con
iercnt in any jail IN tie state that he get
them. \ additional of one Hundred Dollars will
be paiG for the conviction Of any person Of harsorng
the above Negroes
JOHN COLEY.
Fair Buff Columbus Co. y c. oct. 6. G3tf
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
TIixnl, important E:".,srtsrc.'e:s.
.Ls AEik EEssSsEs. ~ SI.ss .ES

M com petition IN hie fynie dcfe9
The sub1.rbcr bces leave to inform the pabc that
has SANITY on hand and Is mann featuring to or
der all ka,i< t}l sizes Of Mattresses which he intends
sell per cheaper than any sim lar establish
mont in this place. Having served apprentice
to th. business in one the northern cities he trusts
that be w III ha ale to r,yc the most complete satsiac
ton to his II manufactures hair Mattresses
Mattresses with springs fire Mattresses and all kinds OF
qattcA h9tto.nn,s He docs also all kinds Of repairing
anI renewing Persons in want OF any article in his
line are requested call ;j specimens Of his woG
al the Post O.isc ,uildinr
JOSEPH OTTA.BtRG.
Jaauarg 2l. 1854 3n
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08


FOR GENTLEMENS WEAR-Superior black and
fancy cold Cloths black French Doc-Skns; fancy
cold Cassmcrcs, including splendid patterns
Italian and French Summer Cloths; Drab D'Etes; fan
cy col d Linen Drngs: plain striped and fig'd do
Silk. Satin. ard Quilted Marsecs Vestings. DC.
Emb'd Curain Muslns; rich Curtain Damask: Table
ing; Brds-eye and Scotch Diapers; lo-4 Linen and
Cotton Shcetines; Linen and cotton Pillow Casing
Iuckabacks; Swiss Jaconet and Plaid Mus!ins; Bishop
and Long Lawns stripe Swiss and Tape Muslins brown
and hlcachcl Sh:rtnes Curtain Frnees: Grass Cloths
for skrting; worsed Damask and Marscillcs do Satt
Jeans; Corset do: PLAIN and EMBD WHITE and
T.A4MAS, PLAIN and FIG'D SILK DITTO +; plain
Linen cmbd aud hcm-sttched Iandkcrchicfs ; Kid
Gloves: twisted Silk Mitts; SILK and Cotton Hosiery
dcr-Slecvcs: French Worked Collars; Swiss and Cam
br5c Edgings and Insertngs Thread Cotton and I,sle
E}"ings: Linen and Eol,n do: black and cold Silk
cold SIX Illusions; plain and fg'd Boinets; black
Silk Nettngs for Mantlcs; Ga white Berages and
Tissues for do: Silk Rooches; Bonnet Innings and
Tabs; Artificial Flowers and Wrcatis. Straw Trimmings
Grape Lcces; Florence Silks and Marceains; Paper
lIangings. Fire Screens Wall Papcring &c. &c.
. \ large lot of Molcskn and white and drab Beaver
HATS; Panama, Leg horn, Alhoni, Canadian, Straw
aud other STYLES
SUMNER HATS.
Boys and Youths do. i'll great variety large as
sorment fashionable Straw Eonnets Misses Ronnets
Congress Caters and Calf Shoes; Ladies' Congress
CATERS. assorted coors: white bronze and Kid Slip
pers, &c. &C. y handsome lot of
READY MADE CLOTHING
of very superior quality; also Boys and Youths OF
every description; Shirts Collars, Under-Shrts era
watts and Stocks: Umbrellas and Paraeos; Travelling
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valiccs, &c. &c &c.
Which will be sold accommodating terms any
other house in the place. either at Wholesale Retail
The trading public would do we'll to give look be
fore purchasing.
E. L. 4 J. \. rEABERT0S,
Hay Street
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
SPRING; IMPOItTATIONS FOR 1854.
STARR & WILLIAMS.

STARR & WILLIAMS,
Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Bonncts, Boots, Shoes Umbrellas, and
Ready-lIade Clothing,
Hay STREET. FAYETTEVILLE, y. c.,
Invite the attention of their customers. and the trade
generally. to a very superior Stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
hch they Will sell at prices low to be found in
alv market South of Mason and DXons line. pur-
chascrs who pay promptly or buy for cash
Nercila4S Will find in this market good stocks. and
at prices which cannot fail TO please.
March !. 1854
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
Executors Notice.

The undersigned having. at March Term of Cum
erl,ud County Court qualified Executor of the last
viii and Testament Mrs r. McRae decd notifies all
persons having claims against the Estate to present
Them within the time limited by law. otherwise this
rnt;c. will be pleaded in bar of recovery Debtors to
the Estate Will please make immediate payment !.
JAMES \. MeRAE, Executor. 1
Narc!, Is. 1854. S5tf
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
NOTICE.

BY virtue OF an order, male by his Honor. r. II.
saunders presiding Judge at the present Term our
Superior Court hereby give public notice that
SPECIAL TERN
said Court will be held for the County Moore at
the House in Carthage. the fourth Monday in
Nav next: when and where all suors witnesses on
the Civil Docket required attend by 10 o'clock
In the forenoon of that day.
Witness Geo s. Cole Clerk of said Court at Office
the Monday before the last Monday in February A. d.
1854
SGT GEO. S. COLE, c. s. C..
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

T-se subscriber offers FIR sac twelve hundred acres
f Land located in The lower cn ." Richlnant. county
1t r a1~,at equi-de:.nt from Floral College. Lauren
i,ury 3ea, School and Laurel Hill The Land ls we'll
=lartc.3 sa the growth Of Germ cotton, wheat &c 1t
asa qSoI great inducements to those engaged IN Tie
ttlrreHs and lumber business have constituted
.tleSsni,a Mclean. Esq agent, ng my absence,
ia u3a,Y a1g communications in 20 the matter
may tc aeitirc c-ses at Gjiopnlis eeson county.
Luther Eiuc who resides TO Ii, misses i'll take
pleasure in esshitiag them to any one Who ina call
for that purpose :. u BIZ r.