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The North-Carolinian., 1854-05-06
Thief Hunting In the West.

A few years ago, there was no individual in
Arkansas whocaused more trouble 70 the good
people of that state than Dick Hatcher, a no..
torious horse thief. Richards exploits were
not only daring but numerous. His movements
were cunning and stealthy. He would come
down on the barns and cattle-yartls of the COM
mnnity with the suddenncss of a night-hawk
and before you could say 'look and secv l,e
would be of with booty enough to keep him in
gin aud champagne for, menth. Things at
last reached such pass, that the citizens made
up their minds to offer reward of one thonsan
dollars for his arrest Among those who went
in for the prizet Bob vsaithers Bob armed
himself with the usual cutlery, his bowie. Knife
and revolver, and set out in pursuit of Hatcher
He started at p. NJ, and arrived at the sup
posed residence of the robber about midnight
Bob approached cautiously, examined the out
work. and took preparatory peep i'll at one of
the windows. Things were just he desired :;
at home but the house-keeper. Bob
knocked, obtained admission, and took up
position near blazing fire of oak and hickory
Having done this, he asked for refreshments,
and commenced looking round for landmarks.
''Who owns that buffalo ovcrcoat and that
foxskn cap?" he inquired. 'The gentleman ]
work for,' was the house-kecpers answer Il
wonder how they would lit me-" Saying this
Bob got up, tried them on, and again seated
himself by the fire.
His object in thus Disgusting himself, was to
deceive any member of the gang, who should
10 as he did--peep in for the purpose of recon-
notering. Bob had not chuckled over his we'll
laid stratagem for more than five minutes, be-
fore lie three Or four fcrocious looking men
looking in at the very same window through
which he himself had obtained glance at the
household arrangements of Mr. Hatcher. Not
knowing to what it would lead, he Immediately
left his seat, and made attempt to rush out
doors. just as he crossing the Threshold,
however, four-pound fist knocked him fatter
than the stock-market. The next thing big-ist
did, to gag him with bandanna and throw
him across mule. This was also done in a
moment When Bob recovered from the
''stunnn" swoon into which the blow had plung-
ed him, he undertook to right but met with
such severe reprimand from pair of cowhidc
boots that he did not repeat it. After long
tramp through mud and darkness the cavalcade
arrived at 81 magistrates Office. An examna-
tion Immediately took place, when it was dis
covered that poor Bob had fallen victim to
circumstances The Buffalo overcoat with
which he had robed himself, had m;sled a scout
ing-party of wolverines" !" who, having heard of
the great reward had gone forth to make the
same arrest that Bob had embarked in: : W4sthsr
party, we never could learn; all we know is,
that it the last time that Bob Smthcrs
appeared i'll disguise, or went thicf-huntng.
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CLOTHING: CLOTTIING;: CLOTIIINGs::
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

AMBERG & CO., Wholesale T. Retail Nonu-
factnrers and Dealers IN Readymode Clothing,
Have just received and opened the largest and best
selected stock offered in this State.
They keep constantly on hand extensive assort-
ment of Gentlcmens furnishing Goods. embracing
article for Gents toilette. Hats. Caps Boots,
Shoes. Caters Shirts Standing Collars of pure Linen,
Cravats Stocks Trunks Valices Carpet Bags Ind r
cloth in Silk, Gauze, Cashmere Isle thread Cotton.
and great variety of other Gents DRESS ARTICLES
too numerous to mention.
4 splendid assortment of Gents morning Robes.
Also clothing of any Kind made to order the short
est notice and latest style.
Manufacturers of Shirts and Collars. importers and
dealers in Cloth. Cashmere, Casllnlcret, Vcstings
Linen Drilling and Marscillcs. &c.
Our stock will be replensled every week by our
senior partner who resides North Come and examine
and remember East side of Green street in F. Shen,-
wells building.
Boys clothing, large assortment kept always on
hand.
AMBERG Il CO.
April % 1854 If
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SPRING 1861
I'm 7 NJ tSDIe
\ !, w G. O o D S.

The subscriber is now receiving his Spring and sum
,,ar stock OF goods among which may be found black
and fancy Silks. very aupcrior SILK (trenadne.
Hera res Taritoa Plaid printed Musiins and Lawns.
(.i,oins assorted Al racca assorted. Swiss and Jaco-
net Nuslins Calico Bed Ticking 10 Shecting. brown
an beacied Shifting. brown and hie'ced Drilling
ottonade Carolina Stripes. bowI Linen. Irish Linen.
undyeseed family Linen white and red Flannel cotton
Merno Hose, corded Skirts, black and fancy Mantiilas
aad Taimas very fine, kid and silk Gloves half Hoes
black French Cloth and Cassimeres. fancy Cashmere
and Linen for gentlenens wear, linen camrc Hand
kerchifs good tssortment linen and cotton Diaper
Dins needles hooks and tons 800 dozen spool
cotton knives and forks, Iron and nails. so Bags RIO
Coffee loaf. granuated and brown Sugar tea snuff
nepner spice and ginger log chains coopers tools of
ali Gnscrintioas ,ans,vs augers. chiseis and drawing
knives plate and rim locks turpentne hackers scra,
pcrs dppers, and aizes Ladies, Misses ana
bows Shoes a large assortment gents Boots and Shoes;
silk Leghorn and straw Eonncts; Misses Flats and
Bonnets Panama, Leghorn Fur, Moleskn, and Straw
Hats PETER p. JOHNSON.
April l., 1854 s?-it
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TO MILL OWNERS

The subscriber takes this method Of Informing his
friends and the public that he still continues in the Mil
Wright business aud all its branches viz: foundcrnc
framing. and erecting Water Steam Mills uHon
ous principles. either with simple complicated ma
chlncry He returns his thanks to the public for the
liberal patronage he has received heretofore and hopes
by strict attention To business and Lv giving general
-fsrzt4, to, ,,r1-.t G 70
attcrs himself that his work Will compete with that of
any other machinst for speed and durability. All per-
who work doue III the above line would do
we'll to give him a call. hc has several competent
workmcn in his employ and is prepared to execute all
Jobs the shortest notice and very reasonable terms
Orders promptly attended For further in formation
address the subscriber u JohlsOnville Cumberland
county. \. {. ID. 3. JOHNSON.
November lG, 1853 y-5Dd
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S. S. AREY
uas INST received a beautiful assortment

Has lust received beautiful assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
He desires thanks to his friends and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage which they have bestowed
on him; and solicits continuance of the same. His
friends and the public requested to give him call,
at the stand formerly occupied by S. Hinsdae, south
west corner market square and Gillespie street.
April %, 1854. 90-f
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/ s , 4 j.
/ PRIN OOD S.

SPRIN G G. GOD S
The undersigned receiving. and expect to
have their etre Stock in store by the 18th instant of
SEASONABLE GOODS.
Embracing great variety of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Bonncts, Umbrellas, Parasols
Doors AND Shoes,
Toolscap and Letter Paper,
Blank hooks, .Bolting Cloths, &c &C. &c
With an extensive assortment of
r Ell Y-,M.aDE OTHIL-G
And Foreign and Domestic Hardware
All of whth they offer to the trade at LOW PRICES
and upon accommodating terms
Purchasers will find it to their interest to give the
above Stock examination before making their seec-
tiOns
HALF. & SACKETT.
March s. 1854
The North-Carolinian., 1854-05-06
1900 ACRES OK LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale twelve hundred acres
o Land located III the lower end of Richmond
1t is about equistant from Floral College. Lauren
burg high School, and Laurel Iiil The Land is we'll
adapted to the growth of corn, cotton. wheat &C. 1t
also offers great inducements to those engaged i'm the
turpeatinc and lumber business. [ have constituted
Alexander aiciean Esq agent. during absence
20 whom all communications i'll regard to the matter
may be addressed at Gilopoiis p o.. Ro!cson countv
Luther Blue who resides near to the premises viii take
pleasure Ill exhibiting them to any who may call
for that purpose. j. G.. BLUE.
Oct. %. C4-tf
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March s,Is54
n EW GOOD IS

n u w U o q u ..
The subscriber has just received his Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Embracing every article usually to he found in dry
goods Store, consisting in part follows
Plain black and watercd Silk; plaid Summer Silk:
printed Jacoht and other styles Muslns; Grenadines:
Berages and Tissues; embroidered Muslins for evening
dresses; white and cold Tarltons; good assortment
Lace and other style Mantilias: embroidered Collars
Sleeves. Chemizetts and Hanakerchiefs; Swiss and
Jaconet E1gng anil Inserting of superior quality;
Ronncts and Ribbons OF latest style and in great
ty; sewing silk Mitts Silk and Kid Gloves; Umbrellas
and Parasols; good assortment of Calico, Gingham<
beachcd and brown Domestics; Cloths Cassimcrcs and
Ncstng; linen Goods; Shoes and Boots ladies; gem
tlemen boys, girls. and childrrn gentemcn's Sun
MER HATS; boys. and girls Hats and Flats, &c &c
Also, Sugar and Coffee.
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore recev-
ed lie trusts by close application to business and fair
dealing: to inertia continuance OF the same
Sst--7{ew Store east side Green Street
Fayetteville April Is. 1854. S9tf
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H. HAREsAUGH.

Respectfully informs the public that he is prepared
to execute PLANS of every descriptionsuch State
and Court Houses Prisons, &c. Also Churches Cot
tH+res and other public and private ediices Bridges.
i'oo!r kc DC all with Specifications Contracts
made for the He will also superntend all kinds
OF work.
Orders will receive prompt attention. and Plans
drawn and sent to any part of the ceunry at short
notice
Oct. Is 1853. 1y-nd
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IMPORTANT NEWS.

Tie CHe11cst place az Torn to bag Clothing!
The subscribers inform the citizens of Fayetteville
aHd the public generally that they have just received
a large and fashionable Stock OF >f
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FROM the finest to the lowest quality. Their stock con-
stSts c" COATS made of CLOTH cashmere. caSlmeret.
SIX aSting homazine drab-de-ete. apacca grothing
cot iaen OF all coiors, checks and ginghams. and of
az 1er hihs OF goods in the market They also offer
e arseS1 cheapest and best selected stock of PANTS
anu ro - , ever seen in this market Shirts, collars,
iiH'e's ~ i.ccA STOCKS drawers. and great many
other goods for gentlemen They ofcr tbess
AT whoiese or retail on accommodating terms Cen
tleiGi are it 10 call at the northeast cor
hcf Market square, next to ~ Johnson & Co
NJ GREENTREE & co
n g. All those indebted to prior to the lst Jan.v
Will please cali and settle as longer indulgence can
be given. ~
NJ. GREENTREE & co.
April p. 1851 Pm ~
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NJ. nIJitCayESON,
Cou,missio,. and Forwarding Merchant,
NuMINGToN, n. 1.
January I. 1854
NOTICE..

The Fayetteville lee House will be opened daily for
tho delivery of Il. from, 3 to o'clock, ~ NJ, com
mcncinlc Monday. Eth inst.
Tickets for Ice ready for sale at the store OF
c. w Williams & Co. No Ice viii be delivered
ccpt tickets. it is not intended to keep any
counts. When called to deliver Ice outside of the
time specified above. double the regular price viii he
charged. JOHN ID. W NlLLlAMS.
ADr;I
The North-Carolinian., 1854-05-06
ii. & F.. J. LILLY

receiving their SECOND STOCK of Spring
'71 1oobS, embracing a great variety Of
ana Domestic Dry Goods, Summer
Donnets, Boots and Shoes, Umbrellas,
Parasols, &c &c. #
z1eh were selected with much care, and will be
10 moSSsii.:g terms exclusively at Wholesale.
z5sss Will be filled with care and warranted to
Faction.
~, 1851 ooit
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SEcoxp. SrocK

- 80 SECoND SToCK 5zi fFsEs.zs -.
- SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
8 q WILLIAMS are now receiving their
secd 1ock ef Spring and Summer Dry Goods
81 Ssses, Boots. and Ready -.
g ~ Made Clothing, q. =
Secctc} within the last two weeks by Of the rm
in the Northern Markets greatly reduced prices from
the earl part of the Season. will be disposed
Whoesxe buyers on accommodating terms. We csocit
cxanlnation of our Goods by Merchants buying in
this AalSct All orders promptly attended to.
J. B. STARR. J. ". WILLIAMS.
ApriIs2 1854 If
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The Subscriber. practical i5oot-makcr of some eX
percnce has for time been sensible that there is
des;deratum to be yet supplied to tne public in the
of suitable b;ris!i for boots and shoes Most of the
aerstanding' proper finish He has therefore dur
ing the last twelve months been devotng himself to
the task OF preparing article free from these obec
tons and has at length after much investigation and
experiment completely succeeded The result is GiHs
pl,,s uItro B7;,nish.' lie only wishes that it
may be tested ia order to establish its superiority
all others Call on him at his shop opposite Mr.
Iauders Marble Factory. Hay street. aE be supplied
with excellent article at cheap rate.
THOMAS GILL.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-05-06

The SoMERsETsK1.--The editor Of the Peters
burg (Va.) Intelligencer thus describes new
style of dancing, which he witnessed at Old
Point Comfort:
.The Somcrsctski is the name of the ncv-
dance which bids fair to knock the waltz, the
mazourka, the polka, the retlowa, and the
Schottisch into cooked hat. This last named
dance is by far the most ridiculous affair thai
was ever participated in 10y people. We
never see it without thinking OF a gander bal
ancing himself on one leg, and nodding affec-
tionately and amorous'y ut lis favortc goose
But from all accounts the Somersetski is the
dance of the age. 1t is danced by four persons
two ladies and two gentlemen. The ladies
are dressed in frcck reaching to thee knee.
and the continuences of stocknet fitting az
close as possible to the skin. One lady wears
white stocking and black stocking, and the
other wears green and one red stocking.
The gentlemen are dressed in shorts, and their
stockings are of pink and purple colers. The
dance begins by the gentlemen turning sOncr-
sets over the ladies, after which the ladies turs
over the gentlemen and then the whole party
turns somersets over each other rapidly, pre-
m;scuously and misccl|ancously. During this
last movement the performers, and their varic'
gated costumes present all the changes of th,,
Kaleidoscope. Those who have seen this dance
greatly admire it."
The North-Carolinian., 1854-05-06
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.

The subscribers respectfully announce to their friends
customers. and the public that their
STOCK OF GOODS FOR THE SE.gSO.a-
now complete which was selected expressly for the
Retail Trade. Our Stock is of the largest and
handsomest offered by i'll this market. 1t
sists in part follows:
FOR THE LADIES-Rich Brocadc Silk large and
small striped red Plaid do; plain glace and steel
colo do rich fg'd black Silk; watered and plain do
all varieties and prices; Gold printed and emb ID Gre
nadines, Tissues and Beragcs; plain white black and
cold Challys and Grape de Paris; printed Linens ;
French Jaconcts and Organdie Musilns; Portsmouth
and other low priced Lawns: black and cold Cling
hams aud Prints em'd, plaid, striped and plain Swiss
Book and Jaconet Musns. Lawns and Tarltuns:
very superior article of black Bombazne and Alpaca
for mourning; handsome lot Of embroiderics
consisting in part of lioniton Maltese and Thread
mizetts all styles and prices Jaconct and Swiss
Flouncing Swiss Jaconet and Cambric Edging and
Inserting Infants Waists and Robes; plain Linen
Cambria HandSerciefs; cmbd do: Mourning Iiandker
chiefs, Sleeves and Collars hi Lace and Love ellis:
a superior article of blk English Crape Italian Grape
Hosiery; Bonnet and plain Ribbons; plain and emb'd
Grape Shawls black Silk and Lace Sawls and Points;
white bltck and Coored Silk and Lace Nantillas
Talmas, some very fine.
Zsss- Amongst stock of Gentlcmens Goods NAV
be found Super black brown, blue, green and olive
CLOTHS black doe-skin and corded Cassnuerc-; "a
French Cassmcrcs, new style, and fancy Cassimcres
all colors and prices; white and cold Linen Drlings
checked and plain do Twceds Jeans, and cotton Drills
farmers drilling, bnrlaps and osnaburgs French and
English drab d'Ete; Cashmeret and Italian Cloth
black white and cold silk and Marsces Vestng silk
Isle, and cotton Undershrts; large assortment o
READY .MiDE CLOTHING,
FtIA Of superior quality.
For Ho1selteepers-W have 10 aud I2-4 Linen and
Cotton Sheeting; Cotton and Linen Pillow Casing
Furniture Dimity and Fringes. Dannask and Emb d
Muslin and Lace Curtains: Bed Ticking; Apron Checks
Marlboro Stripes and Plaid for servants; bcachc
brown Shirting; Table Damask; Brd'seye and Cotton
Diaper; Huckaback Crash and Scotch Diaper
Towels, Napkins and Doyles; Irish Linen and Linen
Lawns. IL
Together with full line of Mems and Boys Sum
mer Hats; Mems fashionable Moleskin Hats Ladies'
Misses Bonnets and Flats; Genlemen's fine Boots
and Caters; Ladies Congress and other 'alfers Bus
kls, and Sppers Umbrellas, Parasols. DC
And many articles not enumerated, making orr
Stock very desirable and determined to
sell on reasonable terms any house in the traie
particularly such pay Cash on settle when caiieo
on Persons wishing to purchase Woulf 40 wen 10
call early expect to offer some Inducements:
~ ALEXR JOHNSON X co.
April g. 1854. sStf
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EW TOR e.


SIRLNG AND ,SUlIlIER GOODS.
The Subscribers respectfully announce to the people
of fayetteville and it's vicinity, that they have opened
Store. Cat the stand formerly occupied by Worth
Il Eliott,) containing large Stock of
DRY GOODS,
Which viii be sold Northern Prices. In our Stock
may he found the late styles of Ladies' Dress Goods
Fancy Broca,cd silks: rich fg'd and plain black Silk
Taritans great variety; very fine article of black
Alacas Giug hams and Prints; Piano and Table Cow
crs. Also Il handsome lot of Embroderies, consisting
Of enlbd Collars. Sleeves and ChemizettS; Jaconet
Cambria aud Swiss Edging and Inserting; Linen Cam
lfic Handkcrchiets; cmbd ditto; fine lot of Grape
Shaws, Veils Silk aud Kid Gloves, Hosiery Bonnes.
Ribbons Table Cloths, Irish Linen dc.
4 large lot of Hats, viz Molesk kin and Drab Beaver
Hats Straw Hats all styles; Straw Bonnets, Misses
Bonnets aud Flats
A fine lot Of Boots and Shees. &c.
\ large assortment OF Jewciry Gold Ear Rings,
Breast Pins. variety of Gold and Silver Watches.
Gold Fob and Vest Chains, &c.
Together with the largest and finest stock of Ready
made Clothing before offered in this market Fine
black Cloth Frock and Sack Coats; also fine brown,
blue green Summer Cloth Coats fine lot of black
Alpaca Goats. A large assortment of Pants: fine black
Doe-skn Cashmere Pants: fancy Cashmere Pants, at
Marseiles Vests; black Satin and fancy Silk Vests, &C.
\ handsome lot of Cloths and Cassmeres; Gents
fine Linen Shirts. Collars, &c.
Persons wishing to buy would do well to call and
examine Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we
are determined to sell cheap
SCHLOSS 81 MCCORMICK, Hay street
P. S. Clothing of all kinds for Boys of from four to
sixteen years old
April p, 1854. 90-tf
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Wheat CRop-In Virginia the prospect for
fine crops is remarkably good Notwithstand
ing the late unusually cold weather, it does nos
appear TO have given rise to any serious fears
for the growing wheat crop 1t is generally
thought not to have been injured to any great
extent Owing to the fine prices the past year,
an unusual quantity of wheat has been sown.--
Richmond Wing.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-05-06

NEwsPArERs.-A man eats up pound or
sugar, and the pleasure he has enjoyed is ended.
but the information he gets from newspaper
is treasured up in the mind, to be used wheuev-
er occasion or inclination calls for it.---A newS-
paper is not the wisdom Of a man two men
it is the wisdom of the age-of past ages too
\ family without newspaper is always half
an age behind the times in general information-
besides they never think much, nor find muc.
to think about. And there the little ones
growing up in ignorance without taste for
reading.
Besides all these evils, there's the wife who.
when her work is done, has to sit down with her
hands in her lap, and nothing to amuse her
mind from the tolls and cares of the domestic
circle. Who would be without newspaper.
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NHTECE.

THOSE who are indebted me by Note Account
VII please settle the And all debts due pr
or the Janv 1913 must he settled. longer in
duigence cannot be given.
4. 4. MckETIIAN.
Oct |. 1888. if
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iIDW'D MCPHERSON

GRE. WAY BRO. d co.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign ant
Domestic DRY GOODS
"A Park Place and 10 barclay street, New YORK.
November = lS5:, 6n-pi
Gle WRIGHT,
Attorney, Law, Fayetteville, n. G.
Office at the Of Bow and Green streets.
Fe,'v :. 1873.
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$50 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber. his Negro men. JOHN
and TOBEY. John is about 26 years old 6 feet inch
high weighs about ls5 or 100 lbs Tobcy aged about
y years. feet inches high stout. and weighs l75
lbs They were bought from Mr. James Surles. OF Cum
bcriand county, and will probably be lurking in that
neIghorhood. Tobcy has wife at Mr. Richard Bird S.
in Johnston County. Fifty Dollars for either or one
hundred Dollars for both viii be paid for their appre
nenslon and delivery TO the subscriber for their
lnement in Jail in the State, that he get
them An additional Of One Hundred Dollars will
be paid for the conviction of any person of harborng
the above Negroes.
JOHN COLE1.
far Buff. Columbus Co y. c.. Oct. G. 63-tf
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DENTISTRY.

es>> d. w. C.BENBOW, Local Dentist
Nay be found I'd at this his m Room 1nsl near the Mar
calls and wait those i'll need OF his professional
vices.
lie will perform with care, all operations upon the
teeth Those in need of Artificial Teeth solicited
to call and examine specimens of his manufacture.
n. Il. DR.. Bcnhow returns his most grateful thanks
to the citizens of Fayetteville and vicinity for the
liberal patronage they have so kindly bestowed and
would respectfully make it known that he intends leav
ing Fayetteville the middle of June to be absent three
months.
April %, 1854. If
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. --
The subscriber having recently fitted up commodi-
Gus house at .Jolnsonvilie. the Fayetteville and
Western Plank Road about % miles from Fayetteville.
is prepared to accommodate travellers at moderate
charges No pains will be spared to make guests
Portable. -
S. f. JOHNSON.
DAVID McDUFFEE
BRICK MASON AND PLASTERER,
Fayetteville, n. C.
Persons wanting work done in his line will he
promptly attended to by addressing him at the Favette
Fayetteville, Jan'y %, 1854 1y-pd
NEW GOODS.
We are now receiving from New York very large
SEASONABLE GOODS,
Embracing nearly every article usually kept in our
market we purchased Onr Goods by the package on
as terms any house in the mercantile line,
and Will sell them wholesale retail ON accommodate
ing terms and for reasonable profits.
JOHN r. COUNCIL COUNCIL, CAIN & co.
RICH ID =. CAIN.
ALEXANDER RAY. Fayetteville. April l. 1854. If
SPRING GOODS
r. TAYLOR is receiving his Stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear Black and colored
Caters, for Ladies, Misses and Children Boots .nd
Shoes; Hats and Bonncts Crockery and GiasswaIe
Hardware Coopers', Carpenters and Sm!ths AooAe
Ploughs and Castings; Straw Cutters &c &c. -
p. TAYLOR, Old Stand, Green ST.
April l, 1854 3m
MOLASSES.
Is HHDS. prime Retailing MOLAsSEo, Jus. SO 70
hand Also. 10 bbls. n. o. Moiasses; CASKS eAfa
fine Syrup: Sugar, Coffee, &c.
Person street, doors West Of the cape rear bank
April 90, 1854. coat