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The North-Carolinian., 1854-10-28
EQUITY sale.


BY virtue Of a Decree rendered in the Court of
Equity upon the Petition of John Taylor, Archibald
Mccormick and WIFE and Others [ shall on Saturday
the lh day of November next. before the door of the
Court House in the town of Lumberton offer for sale
tract of LAND lying on both sides of Hare Swamp,
id Joining Alexander Mem Han and others, obtaining
l40f acres. About 200 cleared the balance
is valuable for Timber and Turpentinc lying within
or miles OF Lumber river.
I,1n,s of Sale-Onethr cash the balance in equal
payments at and two years.
Il. S. FRENCH, G.. & NJ. E.
Oct. IL 1854. 15-4t
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ASTON.

4 collision occurred on the Central Railroad,
on Tuesday about ten miles from Neuse River.
A negro got very badly hurt. No white person
that we can learnis dangerously injured. Mr.
J. L. Cantwell, Of Wilmington got pretty severe
" bruised, bnt his injuries though painful, are
not believed to be dangerous.
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D e NM S Il Z Y.

D. w. G. BENBOV, surseon Dentist.
Would respectfully announce TO the cti-
TSsIsAAs.G> zens of Fayetteville and vicinity, that
NdICIICagree:ble to appointment. he is again at
home. He may be found his rooms. the Market
where he will be pleased to receive calls and wait on
those in need OF the services of Dentist.
All operations performed upon the latest and most
approved plans Entire satisfaction guaranteed in
every instance
Oct. !. 1854 lift
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

All persons indebted to the subscriber bv note or
account previous the lst July last earnestly re-
sted to make payment forthwith, it is very in
convenient to give any longer indu gencc. 1t hoped
THAT this notice will lie sufficient Having made some
change in my business it is important that old ac-
counts should be settled and they be settled.
Z. SIIEMWELL.
7. S-I can be found at the store of Shemwcll &
Mci)onald who in my absence are authorized to re-
cept III my
Oct. :, 1851. 14-tf
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GUANO.
UNION HALL
Err AND Nh ZTR ESS
EICYvORJ-

The largest this side of Baltimore.
With my always very extensive Mattress Factory.
have now combined the Cpholatering business, and
have engaged first rate workman, one who has work
ed with distinction in most of the principal capitals
Europe and also i'll of the largest houses i'll New
lork. am now prepared to make all sorts of Sofas
Lounges Chairs of all Sorts church Cushions, &c. In
short. any thing in that line that be
made. Spring. hair, cotton. moss. and shuck Mattress
s.s. always on hand of the best quality.
Repairing promptly and neatly executed.
Call and examine, opposite the Seminary.
JACOB OTTEREURG.
Fayetteville Oct !. 1854.
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BARG AIMS, BARG AIMS !!

The undersigned has i'll Store his Fall and Win
ter stock of GODS, consisting Of general assor-
of
DRY GOODS 4.sD GROCERIES,
Hats Caps Bonncts. Boots and Shoes. Sa' tnets. Cas-
simeres Linscys. Flauneia. Muslin del aims Apaccas.
Shaws. CravaS. Hc. Coffee, Sugar Molasses. Tolac-
Co &c &c. Also Il general and well selected stock
Of READY MADE CLOTHING. consisting of Coats.
Vests Pants, Shirts and Undcrshrts.
.idamantine. sperm aud pearl Candles; pepper, SPICE
saiurutus starch. fine chewing tobacco, &c
Produce taken in exchange for Goods at market
prices,
+. D. DAVIS,
North side of Person st next door to L. ID. Breeze
n B-An persons indebted by note
respectfully requested TO call and settle i'm
ncdiatcly, longer indulg gcnce viii not be given.
Oct 1884 Il. D. ID.
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n 0 II G T. .

The copartnershp heretofore existing in the name
of Carmichael Downoy. is this day dissolved by
tua consent. J. NJ. CARMICHAEL,
ROBERT DOWNEY.
Es5- All persons indebted to the above will come
forward and make payment to !. NJ. Carmichael. who
authorized to settle the claims for and against said
firm L. x d.
Lumberton, October !, 1854 2im
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DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.


The subscriber keeps constantly hand at his store
opposite the new seminary good assortment of
Dry Goods and Groceries, Hats Caps Boots,
Shoes, and an excellent stock Of
RE 4 d T-.N II d E C. L O THI.N G.
Also. a good variety of Pure Liquors. All of which
he will sell cheap for cash or on time to pu.ctual
customers. JACOB OTTERBURG.
October I, 1854 lat
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From UAvANA.-The steamer Black Warrior
arrived at New Orleans on the 10Th inst, with
dates from Havana to the 18th inst.
She brings an account of the assassination Of
Castencdo, the well-known betrayer of Gen.
Lopez. He was assasSinated the 15th inst,
whilst in the billiard room of coffee house
playing billiards. The assassin escaped and
had not been heard of, nor any clue to his iden
tity
The funeral of Castcnedo took place the next
day. and his remains were followed to the
grave by his guard only, who were fercey
attacked by mob, and terrible scene ensucd
in which several were killed and wounded. The
affair has caused Intense eXcitement-other-
wise the Island is quiet.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-10-28

THE OLDEST OFFICERS THE L SIoS-Tne
venerable Henry Potter, Judge Of the United
States district court of North Carolina, aud the
venerable VIM. Hill, Secretary OF State. are no
doubt, the oldest public officers in the United
States The former was first appointed Judge
by the elder John Adams, and re-apl ointed ly
Mr. Jefferson and the latter was first elected,
think, nearly fifty years ago, and has been
reelected or continued in office ever since
Milton SDecKnfnr
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F,iLL IND EINI.ER GCOD>

F.ILL I-ND FtI-tIER GOODS
We receiving usual supply Of
DRY GOODS
HATS, CAPS, TONNETS, BOOTS AND SHOES
Ke0dymode Clothing,
H7RDT.IRE, GROCERIES. SC. &C.,
Which we viii sell wholesale retail on accommo-
dating terms.
COUNCIL, CAIN & co.
September ,, 1854. I'm
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A. ". McDONALD,
Formerly with James Kyle,

Takes this method of informing his friends ana &C
auaintances that he has associated himself with w y
ShcmwelI in the Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
BUSINESS in. the Store formerly occupied Dy 4.
Shemwell, in the Shemwell Hotel Building, wnere ne
Will be pleased to see all who may favor him WIN
a call.
Fayetteville, Oct. Z: 1854. 14em
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FOR. SALE. .

will sell my House and Lot Person street. Low
Favettev ille The Lot contains acre of ground
with excellent we'll of water and the House is new
with five rooms and one kitchen \ comfortable resi-
lence for small family. Terms made easy to the
purchaser. WM. WATSON.
Oct. II. 1854. l5-tf
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

General Convention of the friends Of In
ternal Improvement will be held
1I' SALISBURY
On Thursday The second day Of Norember ment
The object of the Convention will be to con-
slider and recommend general system OF Inter
nal Improvement, 10y Rail Roads, for the State.
All counties are requested to send Delegates,
and all friends of Internal Improvement are
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NOTICE..

A rnlinatinn will la made to the next session
of the Legislature for the emancipation Of my servant
Louis.
JAMES DUNN.
Oct. 14th 1854. 1LS2m
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NORTH CAROLlNIAN.
Diplomatic Dress.
RI YETTETILLE ~.

Inc diplomatic dress question has again
caused difficulty in Europe At Bordeaux
reeently, when the Emperor's birthday was
essts. 'rated by the government officials, circulars
Hsse issued by the highest authority of the de-
paE1nent to the various civil, judicial, and mill
tagf fGaetionaries and to all the consuls except
tR representative of the United States, inviting
tfsa to appear at the Cathedral in full cos
TUNE, snd participate in the ceremonies The
Ahaefrcan consu4 was not invited because of his
refusal to wear diplomatic costume. On that
day he happened to be on visit to the coun-
try, but the acting consul, in view of the slight
did not close the Office of the consulate during
the fete nor display the American flag and
the ~captains of the American vessels in port
who had hoiSted their colors, hauled them
down on hearing of the occurrence When
this was observed, of the city officials went
alongside of the vessels, and directed the cap
tans to hoist their flags, but again they re-
fused. Orders were then given to a French
naval brig in port on which displayed the
flags OF all nations to pull down that of the
United States; but, upon reflection, this order
was eountermanded. Next day the acting con-
sui sent note to the project of the department
calling his attention to the breach of etiquette
and demanded whether 1.-THE slight was from
any sentiments of dsrespect to him personally
or officially, or otherwise;" to which, after a
lapse of several days, most apologetic reply
was received, disavowing any intentional d;sre-
spect, and containing earnest assurances that
similar neglect should not occur again When
the consul himself returned, he fully approved
of all his representative had done-Bultimore
american.
>~~~~>~> >~~~~~~>~>~~>->~>>~>
Diseorery If The Remains Of Sir John Franklin
MONTREAL, Oct. 2O.-A dispatch from DR.
Rae dated York Factory, August 4th has
been received by Sir George SAMSON, Governor
of the Hudson Bay Territory, narrating the
discovery of the remains of Sir John Franklin
and his unfortunate companions. They were
starved to death in the spring of 1852, to the
northwest of Fox River.
We would not be surprised if the above was
all hoax
PRoaor1oNs IN THE ARMx.-On the 4th of
August Congress passed act authorizing the
promotion of non-comlniss;oncd officers in the
army and the War Department has just issued
order, dated on the 4th INST, directing how
the selections from the ranks shall be made
One fourth of the vacancies occurring annually,
are to be filled from the non-comnissoned
grades. The regulations provide for promotions
as a reward for mcrtorious services: but in
time of peace opportunities to render such
VICES are rare, and the qualifications required of
candidates such that few in the ranks can
hope for the desired elevation. Each candidate
list be physically sound of good moral habits,
ard likewise pass muster before board of OIL
cers in arithmetic, geometry, geography, astrono-
NM history, the constitution and government Of
our country, and the general principles which
regulate international intercourse.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Application will be made at the approaching session
Of the Legislature to charter the .-Dobbin House,
Company of Fayetteville, n. c.
Oct. l3, 1854 l5-tf
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The Paris correspondent Of the Independence
Beige published at Brussels, mentions rumor
of joint note, addressed, or to be addressed,
to the Cabinet at Washington. by the French
and English governments, requiring explana-
tions in regard to the engagement said to have
been entered into between the United States
and Russia especially with reference to the
question: by the United Stbtes, Of the Russian
possessions the Pacific. The Paris Presse
also gives currency to a similar rumor. We
that the United States will refuse, and that viii
be about the whole of it.
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TEDEs VA N'IEE.

Will give the highest prices for Dry or Green ildc
in exchange for Leather goods at my Store a
Chalk Level, Cumberland County n e
\. H. DEW AR.
Sept. % 1854. S12-6t
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L 1S54.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

Our Fall and Winter Stock of
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CAPS,
BonnctS, and
RE4DT-MdDE CLOTH.NG,
Is in Store and ready for inspection, embracing
by far the largest and most extensive assortment We
have offered to the trade and is well worthy the
examination Of every Merchant visiting this place.
Particular attention paid to orders.
HALL Il SACkETT.
August 10, 1854
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ROWAN COUNTY.
Chas + Fisher
Nath'l Boyden
John w Ellis
d 4 Davis
John | Shaver
Wm Murphy
Michael Brown
ALEXANDER.
A c. Mcintosh
ASSoN.
E F Lilly
BERTHE.
j B'Cherry
BURKE
e j Erwin
X Z Pearson
BEAUFORT
f 3 Sattcrthwaite
JAS + Hoyt
BUNCoMBE
J F f Hardy
CUMBERLAND
Geo McNeill
r K Bryan
+ j Hale
c T Haigh
Joseph Arey
E l. Winslow
John III Cook
D 6 McRae
CATAWBA
w L McCorkle
CLEAvELAND
a Il Hounsly
COLUMBUS
4 ] Troy
CHowAx
r T Paine
CALDWELL
S F Patterson
w A Lenoir
DCPLIN
DReid
CARTERET
NJ F Arendell
EDGECoMBE
j S Dancy
YADKIN
Jos Williams
j Cowles
MOORE
John Morrison
w 3 Richardson.
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GTILFORD
y + Caldwell
John \ Gilner
HAYWOOD
Jacob Siler
II G Woodfn
IREDELL
w T Cowan
S. II. Bell
JOHNSTON.
u w Sanders
LINCOLN
c. G. Henderson
MONTGOMERY
f Deberry
5 III Christian
SOUTHAMPTON
d 4 Barnes
NEW HANoAER.
+ K Dickinson
\ j DeRosset
Thos IL Wright
ONSLOW
John 4 Averitt
RANDOLPH
iona W orth
II 3 Elliott
a II Marsh
RICHMOND
A Dockery
robson
II S French
r Z Troy
Edmund Mcqueen
y A Mclean
SAMPSON
Patrick Murphy
STOKES
r D Golding
STANLY
NJ T W addiil
WAYNE
S L Love
GRANVILLE
a w Venablc
DAVE
B Bailey
G. w johnson
WAKE
OBJ Branch
VIM Boylan
FRANKLIN.
Jacob Siler
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PEAIsCE g. FERGUSON

Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shes, TmbrelLas, and
READT-MADE CLOTHING.
North side Hay street. FAYETTEVILLE, n. G.
g1s5~ Strict attention paid to orders.
Is. +. PEARCE.
July 10, 1857 J. B. FERGUSON
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MAIL Ai2RiYGENENEs.
FAYETTEVILLE POST OFFICE.

FAYETTEVILLE POST OFFICE.
RALEIGH MA1I, = horse coach)
Due Daily al 6 a. -. Closes daily at 81 p. n.
WARSAW Mail 4 horse coach)
Due daily, except sunday, at o'clock, a. m.
Closes daily, except Saturday. At 3 p m.
CHEEAx Matt (Suikcy.)
Due Tuesday Thursday ard Saturday at : a. m.
Closes sunday, Tuesday and hurfuay. at ~ p.
WIlMNcroS (via Elizahcthtown) Snlkcy.
Due Sunday Wednesday, and Friday. at a. IN.
Closes Sunday, Tuesday. and Thursday. at =.
SALEM Mail, OH Plank Road horse hack.
Due Sunday "Wednesday and Friday. at 3 p. m.
Closes Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at 81 p.
MARION c. H. (via Lumbcrton) Sulkey.
Due Tuesday and Saturday. at 10 p. m.
Closes Wednesday and Saturday, at p. nj.
SWIFT ISLAND MAI1, (via Troy.
Due Tuesday p Closes Tuesday a . p. m.
Mail TO SrRIcKLASD's DEPor.
Due Tuesday , p. M Closes Tuesday at p. M
Mail I'd ELIzAREruTowS (yia Terebnth)
Dne Wednesday p. ~ Closes Monday at 9 p. M.
J. T. BRYAN p. NJ.
\ L TORY,
By GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite to F. " Vikings Auction Store
Fayetteville, y e.
NEW FILL md UIN1ER GOODS.
Opposite the Cape Fear Bank.
JONES & LETT
Have now in Store a large and handsome Stock
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Selected duri'e the past month, by one of the firm
in the New York Market. comprising large stock o
Staple and Fancy d r Y q O u s,
BoOts, Shoes and tmbrellos,
Together with Il large assortment of fine FANILl
GROCERIES,. Contectioner,s. &c. all of Nhch thtH
ar prepared offer Their customers and all thos'
" o
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GOLD NINE IN robson COUNTY

GOLD NINE IN robson COUNTY,
The subscriber wishes to sell his valuable Plantation
in the county of Robeson. ! miles south from Lumber
ton the Georgetown road containing
7trelre hundred and ffty -fcres IF Land,
$50 which under guilty alton. 1t is well adapted
10 the growth of corn cotton, wheat &c. 1t also offers
Inducements TO those who wish to engage i'll the
turpent lumber business. There is the premi-
il good and comfortable Dwelling House. together
with a cotton~gn and and other buildings e.
qusite p1antat ion. Any person wishing to pur-
chase would do well to call soon and as | am
determined to sell. and bargain may be had. Pos
session can be given in short time.
\. II. FULMORE.
Lumherton, Oct 2. 1854 14-5t
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PEARCE & FERGUSON
Are now receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Umbrellas Parasols,
Boots, and Shoes, &c. &c.
With extensive assortment of Read ymade Clothing.
All Of which they offer to purchasers at low prices
and upon accommodating terms
From long experience. and by strict attention to
business, they hope to merit share ofpulc patrona
B. F. PEARCE.
j. B. FERGUSON.
Fayetteville Aug. Il. 1854. SU7-tf
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AVID NJ DU F. r f e

DAVID n1eDU F f
BRICK MASON AND PLASTERER,
Fayetteville, n. c.
Persons wanting work done in his line will be
promptly attended by addressing him at the Fayette
Vile Post Office.
Fayetteville. Jan'y 2e, 1854 1y-pd
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a. VI. e'asesssED"is

AUC-IONE,cR s COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East side Of Gillespie street,
FAYETTEVILLE. \. Z.
October |. 1881.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
The Agricultural Fair for Robson County Will be
held Lumberton, Thursday the .sth Nov next.
All the members requested to be present by 3
o'clock. A. NJ, at which time the Judges for awarding
premiums will be appointed All persons having ar
icies stocks for exhibition VII please bring es
Wednesday. esxly sThurss.ay morning. - s
Oct. Il. 1854 4s9ssSs = 15-df
GUANO.
so tons Peruvian Guano, for sale by
October 9Th. AUG. ". STEEL.
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A. ]. O'HANLON

A. j. O'HANLON
Has removed to the Brick Store next west of the
Bank Fayetteville where he offers for sale low for
Cash Good Notes, or in exchange for country Produce
so Bags Rio Coffee,
20 Lagura Coffee,
5 IIhls Z. Il. Sugar,
so Bbls. Coffee Sugar,
Is Hhds Molasses
so Kegs Nails,
IS Boxes Candy,
40 Bags Shot.
1000 Lbs Bar Lead,
Windsor Glass, Putty, Soap. Indigo. Madder, Sale
ratus. Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Painted Pals, Brooms
Candles, Ink. &c.
Country Merchants will find it to their advantage to
look over the above stock before purchasing elsewhere
Fayetteville, \. c.. Oct. .. 1854. linn
PUBLIC SALE
The subscriber will expose to public sale on Satur-
tav the 1lth of November. at the residence of the
late Mrs Isabella McNeill on the side of Cape Fear
River.
Household and Kitchen Furniture
And all the pershble property belonging to her estate
Terms made known day of sale.
THOS. J. BULLA, Ex'r
Oct. 7. 1854 14-3t
1000 Spirit Turpentine Casks,
1-0V on HIND .4.ND FOR S-4LE.
for Barrels after so days. -
Orders for Barrels left at the Store Of Messrs Cook
& Johnson or at James G. Cooks Will be attended TO-
125O0O BRICK will be ready for delivery about the
18th of October from my Brick Yard in Campbeton.
G. W. LAWRENCE.
Mafy's Garden, Sept 20, 1854 13tf
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CAKPErrSG THE HALLs-We learn that under
the appropriation for the purpose at the last
session, the halls of the Senate and House Of
Commons are to be carpetcd, and seats placed
in the lohbies for spectators. This will add
much to the comfort of the members and bus-
ness, especially in the. Commons will be trans
acted more rapidly and satisfactorily; for here
tofore owing to the spaciousness and pitch of
the hall it has been difficult for some of the
members either to hear what was going forward
to make themselves heard. No one who
has not been present. when the lobbies of the
Commons have been crowded. can form a cor
rect idea of the "noise and confusion" prevailing,
especially when matters of Importance are under
consideration
The members elect of the two Houses,
observe, are already selecting their seats in
person or by proxy. This is the custom; but if
the seats, which must be removed to put down
the carpets, should not be placed they were.
some OF the members will be apt to find them
selves on the wrong side of the house. 1t has
so happened that, in the Senate, the western IS
tla. h--.>~-.t;1. and tAl~en the " hg siCe
of the hall; in the~Commons the order has been
reversed, the Democratic side being to the
east, or right of the Speakers Chair. Hereto
fore--or rather since 1S42-the "balancc of"
members has been accurately preseryed-the
people have had way of electing about
many Wings as Democrats; but at the next
session the Democratic forces will be so large
that they will be compelled to encroach upon
their Whig friends.-RnI Standard
The North-Carolinian., 1854-10-28

FARMERs-Adam was farmer, while yet i'll
Paradise, and after his fall was commanded to
earn his bread by the sweat of his brow. Job,
the honest, and upright and patient, was
farmer and his endurance passed into a proverb.
Socrates was farmer, and yet welded to his
calling the glory of his immortal philosophy. st.
Luke as a farmer, aud divides with Prometheus
the honor of subecting the OK for the use of
man. Cincinnatus was farmer, and the
nobest Roman of them ALL Burns farmer,
and the muse found him at the pillow and filled
his soul with poetry. Washington was farmer,
and retired from the highest earthly station to
enjoy the quiet of rural life, and present to the
world spectacle of human greatness. To
these may be added host of others who sought
peace and repose in the cultivation of their
mother earth; the enthusiastic Lafayette, and
the steadfast Pickering, the scholastic Jefferson,
and the 6ery Randolph, all found an Eldorado
of consolation from life's cares, and troubles. in
the green and verdant lawns that~surrounded
their homesteads.
It has been discovered that the Teller in the
Ocean Bank, New York, is defaulter to the
amount of $3.50, 900.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-10-28

,JA MES KYLE
Is now receiving his Fail Supply Of
DRY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes Hats Caps, Umbrellas, &c.
Among which are,
French and English Mernos. very cheap,
Muslin deI.ains and !Apaccas.
Rrocade, plaid and plain Silks.
Muslin and I;ol,;nct. Sleeves and Collars.
Merino and other Shawls long and square,
Calico and tingilams.
six ana Cotton Iiandkcrehiefs,
Best made Bolting Cloths.
y large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING.
With many other Goods all of which heng purchased
" the package the late reduced prices. will he
,lsres wholesale retail at very low prices.
September 10. 1854.
Y g III CE
Having opened Store East side Of Gillespie
opposite L. Z. johnson. and door South Of
v. Draughon, would beg leave to announce tc the
citizens Of Fayetteville and surrounding country that
have just received my stock of
F.ILL IND ITLlTER GOODS,
Consisting of
Dry Goods Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Clothing Sugar and Coffee, &c,
Which ! will sell accommodating terms
SAML CAIN, Jr.
Sept. 80. 1851. 13-2m