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The North-Carolinian., 1854-02-25
FALL AND WINTER, STOCK

For ] 5 8
The subscriber has just received and opened at his
New Store the East side Of Green few doors
from the Market House and nearly opposite his Old
Stand, large Stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Embracing general assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Dress Goods consisting part Shawls Cloaks
and Mantla> some very fine; and also good assort-
mcnt of Shoes and Boots for Ladies, Gentlemen Girls,
Boys and Children. And the best assortment of Silk
and other styles of Bonnets he has ever offered the
public.
Sugar. Coffee, Tea, Pepper, Spices, and Tobacco, a
fine article. 2. SuEMWELL.
October S, 1853.
CEDAR FALLS Cotton Yarns and Sheet
ings for sale by -z.ss>s..4 g 3 - =.
Nov l2 1853
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LANDS AND SAW MILLS For AI1E. @
The health OF the subscriber being such as fa1caser
change OF business necessary, offers for sale the
PL "A Mt ALTON
And One .Sau Mill,
IN GOOD REPAIR,

IN GOOD REPAIR,
at Riverside, Lever Little River IA milesgest OF
formerly occupied by Col "A. Marchison.
containing some $50 acres including the dwelling and
all other Improvements the north side of the River
There about so under cultivation, susceptl-
Die OF high state of Improvement, from which. with
ordinary care and industry, be raised suciency
OF produce for both mill and farm.
Also, the mill timber (for u rears1 several
hundred acres of land (yct untouchel lying on the
sn.e stream above the mill joining the lands from
which the mill has been supplied.
8 The nccassary and teams carrying On
tfc business can be bought Of the subscriber.
Any ether information be had of the subscriber
or of d. z. McKethan the premises.
A. McKEITH-A
Riverside Feb'y l3. 1854 S1-4t-pd
WORTH &, UTLEY,
Eorsca1ding and General Comn,isSioaa lIerohan nts,
FAYETTEVILLE, \. c.
j. \. WORTH JOSEPH UTLEY.
Feby Is 1854. SItf
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TO MILL OWNERS.

The subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public that he stl continues in the Mill
Wright business and all its branches, viz fcundcrng
framing. and erecting Water Steam Mills upon vari
principles, either with simple complicated ma
chincry. He his thanks to the public for the
liberal patronage he has received heretofore and hopes
by strict attention business, and by giving general
satisfaction. to merit continuance OF the stme. He
Iattcrs himself that his work will compete with that Of
other macnist for speed and durability. All per-
who work done in the above line would do
we'll to give him call. he has several competent
worknen in his employ and is prepared to execute al!
Jobs the shortest notice and reasonable terms
Orders promptly attended For further information
ad ress the subscriber at JohnsoAyille. Cumberland
county. n c. ID. u. JOHNSON
IG 1853
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Highly important TO Io"sckerrcrs.
MATTRESSES: rIATRIESSES: MATisEsSE1S

HI competition in tie trade defrd.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the public thai
he constantly hand. and is manu- featuring to
der and of Mattresses. which he intends
sell 25 per cent cheaper than similar establish
ment in this p!ac" Having served AZ AZ apprentice
to business in Of the northern cities he trusts
that he will give the complete sa;isfac
ton to lie acturea hair Mattresses
Mattresses with springs fire Mattresses and al kinds o
aetee bottoming. also all kinds of repairing
and renewing Persons in want of any article in hi
line requested call and Of his worl
at the Post Office building.
JOSEPH OTTARBURG.
Janhary 81 SJ4. 5n
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The subscriber offers his Plantation and Land for
sale. situated the East side of Cape Fear River.
about four miles from Fayetteville. There about
300 of ani, 30 OF which cleared and under
cultivation. On the premises s \ dwelling and all
necessary out houses. The soil for fertility, is not
surpasncd by any Cape Fear River Persons wish
purchase will please ca1 and examine the pren-
ses. \ bargain may be had
JOHN XcIERAN.
Jan'v IA. 1854 3m pd
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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 coui-dstan from Floral College Lauren
burg High School and Laurel HILL The Land is we'll
adapted to the growth of corn cotton wheat. Sc. 1t
also offers Inducements to those engaged the
turpcntine and lumber business | have constituted
Alexander Mclean. Esq, agent. daring my absence.
to whom all communications in regard to the matter
be addressed at (1iloios =. o.. Robcson county
Luther Blue who resides to the premises. Will FAX"
pleasure IN exhibiting then, to any who may call
for that purpose. j. g. BILE
Oct 80
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IL. HARisAUGH,

Krchitect 8U1Idef, etfcVftfc. r. G.,
Respectfully informs the public that he is prepared
to execute PLANS of ever: aescriptionsuch State
and Court Houses Prisons, &c AlEo. Churches. Cot
tages other public and private cditces; Bridges
Roofs, &c. &C. all with Specifications and Contracts
made for the lie will also supcrintcnd all kinds
of work
Orders will receive prompt attention, and Plans
drawn and sent to any part of the country at short
notice.
Oct. 10 1858. 1y-Dd
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CARTHAGE HOTEL.

Having recently purchascd the above establishment
from Malcolm Kelly, Esq, am prepared to enter
tain i'll comfortable manner those who nlay give
call Having ample stables, good hostlers and dis
po'itio to accommodate, trust | shall be able to
give entire satisfaction to those who may favor with
their patronage
II. c. Ic!.I,AN
December 3, 1888. 10-tf
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Ge7y- All persons indebted to me by account
pre- yios to October st, 1888, earnestly requested
to make payment. l am desrous of settling up the
old business. X. X. BRYAN.
February IL, 1854
IorS Sal isent.
The fine SUMNER RESIDENCE two miles west Of
town-possesson given Immediately. Apply to John
H. Cook c. L. Leetc. S. a. LEETE.
March -, 1853. If
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ATTENTION.. THE tvHOLE:

While you talking our internal improv cr,ents
forget not to call and the improvements made
in Guns at 81 A. Takcr's Gun Manufcctorv on
Hay street opposite the Post Office where hc has the
Prissian Needle Gun, Air Guns and various improved
pany with Maynard primers; Armstrong Duelling
Pistols; with large assortment of double and single
barrel Shot Guns, Game and Shot Bags Powder
Fla~ks, Percussion Caps of English aud French make
with large assortment Of gaming fixtures.
Rifles constantly Oh hand and manufactured to Or
der. and warranted to shoot from leo to Yards
Repairing of every thing in the Gunsmith line will
done short notice. in the best manner and for
small charge All orders promptly attended to- Al!
work warranted. II. 4. BAkER,
Sign of the Wooden Gun
ao ,- Hay street opposite the Post Office.
1900 bushels country Corn in store, for sale 1,y
W. II. LUTTERLOH.
January 81, 1854 If
JAuEs c. SMITH. Miles CosrIN.
JAMES c. SMITH & CO.,
Commissicu WercAants
Have removed their Office to the second story of the
building formerly occupied ly the Telegraph Company
where they prepared to attend to all business in the
Commission line.
All business entrusted to them will be punctualy
Wilmington, Jan'y "A, 1854 76-1y
CHEAP GOODS,
1 receiving much larger stock of
Fancy Dry Goods
Dry Goods of every description Hats Boots Shoes
Read v-lae Clothing which Will be sold low any
goods III the State.
viii lie glad have the ladies call and examine
stock w. +. MOORE.
Sept. II. 1853 II
H. EIlAMEEHT.
Confectionery and Variety Store.
Tnder the Fayetteville Hotel. Hay Street,
FaYETrEvIIE. \. G.
December 81, 1853
BROWN & DeROsSET,
NEW YORK.
DeROssET ROWS,
WILMINGTON, y c.
General Commission Merchants.
10000 lbs. I'alIG1v Wan1td.
For which the highest cash price will be paid
Oct 8, 1853 A. II. CAMPBELL.
DENTAL NOTICE.
DIR W +. BASON begs leave to say that he ex
poets to be in Fayetteville in February when he hope
n soc and hpnr from, biC f.;o dc .,,,H ,tbnrS
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EDN'D McPUERSON

{: II Il 4. \ W. ERO. ~ CO.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers III Foreign and
Domestic DRY GOODS.
"A Park Place and 10 Barclay street, New YORK.
November Z 1853 Gn-pd
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SALEM STAGE.

SALEM stage.
THE SALEM STAGE, by Plank Road. through
Carthage and Asl,oroush will leave Fayetteville
Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, at O'Clock I. NJ.
and arrive at Salem Tuesday, Thursday and Saur-
dav. at 5 o clock F. N.
Returning, it will leave Salem Sunday. Tuestay.
Thursday. at 6 O'Clock L. NJ. and arrive FAY
cttcvi1le next days at 5 z. NJ.
This Stage is III connection with the Warsaw Stage.
Throug Tickets from Salem to Warsaw for Sl2
NJ. MckINNON.
TeDv Is, 1854. Sl-Gm
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NOTICE
hereby given that hereafter III the Court of Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions of Cumberland county the Trial
Docket Will be taken up Tuesday, and the State
Docket Thursday of each and every term.
JOHN McLAURIN. Clerk.
February 4, 1854 7o-4t
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Colonization n, Tennessee.

select committee of the Tennessee Legisla-
tufe to whom was referred the subject of the
removal of free persons of color from that State,
reported strongly in favor of a system of colo
nlzation, and bill designed to carry out their
views was subsequently adopted by the Lcgis-
lature After noticing the great increase of
free blacks that has taken place in Tennessee
within a few years, the committee says +:
The idea is entertained by many, that the
negro race, owing to its natural inferiority, can
never become capable Of governing themselves.
The question we shall not undertake to decide,
aud It must iihdits solution in the result of .he
(l9pezi4e Shas Repullis of Liberia. That
government Is represented to be now ia high
ly fourishing and prosperous condition, consiG-
ering the circumstances by which it has been
surrounded and the difficulties it has encouil-
tered. 1t has aided greatly in the Suppression
of that Infamous traffic which our own govern
ment was the first to declare piracy, and has
also been the means of extending into the i'll
terror of Africa of the arts of civilized life
There is no other means of civiliZing that vast
continent, which contains one hundred and ff-
ty millions of human beings, and whose growing
trade is attracting the attention of the CONNER
cial world, than through the instrumentality OF
the LIberian government. We doubt not the
free negroes of this country will, in few years,
be so much dissatisfied with their condition in
this country, and well persuaded OF the at-
vantages resulting from their removal to Libc-
ria, that many, if not all of them will volunta-
rily seek homes in that country SO admirably
adapted to their necessities and their condition.
and where they may enjoy privileges which they
can never hope to possess in the presence of a
superior race. The wicked efforts of the abo-
litionists to induce them to remain in this
try Will, we doubt not, prove unavailing when
they become more acquainted with their own
true interests, and better sat atiscd to the ad-
vantages which Liberia holds out as inducements $
for their emigration ththcr Maryland and
Virginia have made liberal appropriations from
their State Treasurers, to provide the means for
the transportation of such of their free blacks
as might wish to remove, but there SO
many applications for approprat tions from our
State Treasury for more immediate and pressing
! wants. we do not think it advisable to recon-
| mend amy appropriation for any such purpose
at this time though we are decidedly of The
| ciplted in this State, unless the means pro
vided by their owners for their transportation
! to Liberia. We believe it would be much bet
ter for them and much more conducive to thu
| best interests of society for them to remain il
slavery than to be liberated and permitted t.
remain i'll this State, having the name offrecdon
! without any of its advantages.
The report concludes as follows
The committee do wish to recommend
any harsh means for the removal of free negroes
| nor do they think that anything ought to he
done in the slightest degree inconsistent with
humanity.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-02-25

North Carolina State Agricultural Society.
A called meeting Of the State Agricultural Society
OF North Carolina viii be held in Raleigh Wednes
DAY the 18th of March next at which time it is hoped
that the members generally will be present.
BY order of the President
j. +. TOMPKINS, Sec'y.
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DIR. G. HALL
Has removed to the welknown Of the Drs. Rob
insos corner Of Green and Bow streets.
April %, 1858. #
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

Will be sold at the Market House. on the 9th of
harch, ct u o'clock, THREE NEiROES-one
man good house seryant-tlree boys 10 and II
Old. Also, two horse Carriage and sets Har
ness C. E. LEETIi Auct'r.
Feb'y Is, 1854. s1-2t
The North-Carolinian., 1854-02-25

A CuRIoUs PLAcARD.-Thc following placard
at time during the recent troubles in
Rome, actually posted about the streets of the
Eternal City. Several days elapsed ere its
hidden meaning was penetrated by whilsome
acquaintance, Giuseppe Navonc, chief detective
of the Roman police. The reader who is not
quick at guessing riddles will find the solution
of the following, by reading across from one
inscription to the other:
Death to Plus Ninth
NaZzini forever
The Republic is the best government
the yilest government is that of the Pope!
Down with the Priestly power,
Sovereignty of the People forever!
BrLwER-Bulwer, who is only IS years old,
(thouyh he has been thirty years before the
public } is likely to become one OF the next con-
scrvative ministry His property in Hcrforel-
sIlire-knebworth, near Stevenagc-is worth
stated, add so, 600 year to this rental, and his
ne,c publications-for he cannot help writing
may lie calculated at about much more.
Here, then, is nearly 420,G 600 year, quite
sufficient to place him above the imputaton OF
seeking Office for the sake of cmolumcnt; for
there is greater crime, in the eyes of the
British public rich or poor than for man, not
actually wealthy, to aim at taking q leading
part i'll the government Of the country This
was the great fault of Canning, in the eyes even
of his party-though Canning, by marriage was
compare atiyely well set off-and this is the
why the country gentlemen the men of acres, SC
unwilngly submit to the leadership of Dsracli
whose principal income is his wifc's jo:nture,
{settled On her by Mr. Wyn,lham Lewis her
first husband, } which! will die with her. .Some
property of his there certainly is; for i'll
June 1850 his wife purchased Uughcndch
Manor, in Buckinghamsl,rc, Ga landed estate
worth 9GO0 year,) and made him a present
of it. BY the way, Dsracli was born in the
same year as Bulwcr-bcing few months
earlier
If Lady Bulwer were defunct, l doubt not
that Bulwer would obtain peerage. On the
terms in wllicL they stand, he would deci'ne
an honor to be shared with her Lady Bul"er,
| whom I rccolIect as lovely young creature
some twenty-five years ago, has gradually 1T -
chanoed into stout, cOarSe-InHGcu lMolhah'
and certainly has not improved the deiicacy
! of mind nv familiar association with Mrs Troll
| Iope. Will. whom she liyes.-N T. o""""y @"feS'
D,~cERoUs AS1MAL-A case recently
| ca,,e ~, at the Clifton Sessions, III England,
| of ono Mary Kyne infant, who sued, by her
father :. man named Michael Muiroe, TO rccoV-
| or DAMAGES for personal INJURY sustained oy
/ her II seems the defendant was tie owner oi
q very ferocious pig, which entered the house
| IF K yne during the absence OF the most OF the
family, aud pulling the comPlainan, out OF the
cr,i,a ste off one of her hands, and three fin
,rors If the other The defendant had had nc
3;ce of the brutc's ferocity for short time pre-
| ions had attacked another Of kynes children.
| ,Tta Court awarded the plaintiff 41O, to be paid
! hv vaarlv instalments of 42, the money to be
/ i,cad IN the hands of Lord LietrIm, and invest
| aad hv his Lordship for her benefit.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-02-25

THOMAS j. JOHNSON,
Has just received, and offers for sale.
10 l}bs. extra New Orleans Molasses,
5 Syrup
10 Mess Pork.
) lihds. crop Molasses.
North Carolina and Western Bacon,
Elacksmiths' Tools, complete,
Together with = varied stock of
GROCERIES. HARDWARE. AND DRY GOODS
which viii De exchanged for country produce cash.
good paper.
Also. heavy stock of BOOTS AND SHOES some
very
Also, fine Dress Coats and Pants. Satin and other
Vests. Shirts &c. &c.
Also, Disters' Glue, and Seed Oats.
THOS. j. JOHNSON.
Fe.Jy is, 1854. stiff
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IMMENSE FLOCK OF P1GEoSs.-A pigeor-roost,
ten miles long by five broad, i'll Franklin county
Indiana, 1t is said, is now swarnnng with picel Is
ne roar OF their wings, on arriving and depart
ing from the roost, is tremendous, and til.
fiocks during the fight Garken the heavens.
The ground is covered to the depth Of several
inches with their manure. Thousands are killed
by casualties from breaking limbs Of trees
The sale of the stock of delinquent subscr::-
bers to the North Carolina Railroad took place
in Raleigh on the llth inst. 1t brought an
average Of about s34 per share.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-02-25

The Subscriber a practical Boot kcr of
aesdatn,a to be yet supplied TO the public in the way
Of suitable burniHh for boots and shoes Most Of the
articles used either njure the leather OF fail to
impart that llistre necessary to give to mans n:
derstandtng' proper finish. lie has therefore, dur
ing the last twelve months been devong himself to
the task of preparing article free from these ohcc-
tons. and has at cagth after much igation and
experiment completely succeeded. The result is cars
at pins ultra Bnrnish He only wishes that it
may be tested in order to establish it. superiority
all others- Call on him at his shop opposite Mr.
Lauders Marble Factory. Hay street and be supplied
THOMAS GILL.
FALL SUPPLIES.
have always on hand full assortment of GRO
CERIES PROVISIONS and other Goods suitable for
the Fall and Winter Trade. and which offer for Cash.
or in exchange for Produce of almost any kind.
have now in Store--Flour Meal, Corn Rice Bacon.
Lard Butter Cheese. Crackers, Salt, white Clarified
and Brown Sugars Rio and Java Coffee, Tea Molsscs
Vinegar. Fish, Cigars, Tobacco Snuff. Candles, Soap,
wrought and cut Nails Powder, Shot Percussion Caps
and good assortment of Dye Stuf-; with many other
things in the Grocery line.
Also good assortment of Dry Goods Boots and
Shoes Negro Blankets and kcrseys. and a good
ment of Ready made Clothing. Call and buy cheap.
W. II. CARVER.
October 30 1853 765-6m
CIGARS: CIGARS:
few superior brands Just received.
For sale by j. n SMITH.
Jan'v 2S. 1854 7S-4t Market Square
NOTICE.
TIE subscriber offers for sale, his LANDS. six miles
North of Fayetteville. and about mile ffom the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road, consisting OF
about twelve hundred and sixty acres of land suited
to the making Turpentine Timber. There is also
on thu, premises a good Saw and first Mill, all i'll good
rapar ald now in operation also, Il Dwelling, and all
the necessary outlouscs. i'll good repair
Also another of two hundred and fifty acres on
the had waters of Carvcrs Creek, known the Tarry
Place, which there small Farm D"eillns house
and other houses.
On the first named tract there is cut about twenty
thousand Turpentne Boxes, from two to four years
old.
All the above lands Will be sold the most accom-
molating terms Persons wishing to purchase, Will
please call the subscriber, who will take pleasure III
showing the above lands.
WN R. BOLTON.
| Oct q 1888 G5-tf
IRISH POTATOES.
100 Bhls super Nurtern Yellow, Just received, and
for sale hv PETER y JOu\S0\
| Feb'y l. 1854
PERUVIAN GUAEo.
We have received large supply of PERJVI AN
GCANO; which we oaer At lowest market price
| d. d ". McLAURIN.
February 4, 1854. 79-tf
The undcrsi gned having been appointed a Commits
sioner sell the lands belon gn the heirs of lame.
of Cumber the waters of the Cape Fear River
Joining the lands of James Butler and Others hcret,
notifies al: that he will expose the pul,
lie sale the Court House door, in the town of Fay
Cumberland, upon credit of six months, purchaser
! giving bond with approved security.
JAMES robson, Commissioner
| Feby i, 1854. 79-Stpd
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NJ 4 II Is l. 4 FAC TORY.

BY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite to f. W. Vikings Auction Store,
Fayetteville, y. c.
Oct. !, 1853.
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East side Green Street few doors North of the Mar
ket House.
k-sl The subscriber hcgs leave to announce to
3f{if the citizens of Faycttcville and the travelling
that he has just finished and opened his
House for the reception and entertainment OF WHO
wish permanent transient Beard.
His house is large and comfortable, and his table
shall always he furnished with the best the market Will
afford. lie also has good and trusty Ostlers who will
faithfully that department OF the business
No pains spared to make those comfortable who may
favor him with their patronage.--a share of which is
respectfully eolcited Charges shall be moderate.
I. SHEMWEI l..
Fcbc IS 1854. stiff
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Has received from the North the largest, finest. and
most carefully secc ted stock Of FURNITURE ever of
f.rcd in this consisting of fashionable painted
cottage bed room furniture in setts curled-har and
sfuck and Mattresses; Looking Glasses Willie"
Wagons and Cradles patent sell swinging Cradles;
Sidn Boards /: Bureaus; Secretaries and Book Cases
What Not4; Tables. al sorts; Wash Stands; Candle
Stands War4robcs: Picture Frames and Glass " Wnlow
Shalcs: Cornices; Curtain Bands Sofas in Mahogany
and Walnut; Tete a Tctes; Ottomans; Dvans & Stools
Chairs of every variety. Fine rosewood Pianos Ben
net & Cos Of Broadway New York;
October 1853 1v-pl
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CLEMENT WRIGHT,
Attorney n Law, Fayetteville, n. Z.
Ofice at the corner of low and Green streets.
Fpb'y 3. 1853
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DENTAL. NOTICE.
DR. W +. BASON begs leave to say that he ex-
poets to be in Fayetteville in February when he hopes
to see aud hear from his friends and others.
Jan y 26, 1854 19-tf
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THOSE who indebted to by Note or Account
will please settle the And all debts due pri
to the lat Janv 1888 be settled longer in
dulgence cannot be gwen.
A. A. McKETHAN.
Oct l. 1853 IF
X. M. IUHCHISON,
Commission ana Forwarding Merchant,
WHAISGToN, \. c.
1854
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RARTH'N EUs4 Err,
Alto OlIN Ely AT l. 4 w

RARTKI'yS FULLER
AT LAW.
FAYETTEVILLE. n c.
Office N Anderson Street.
October -. 1888
BROKER.
l have so many calls about Turpentine lands that
have concluded to offer services to buy and sell
bose hayino lands for sale will furnish with plots
and quantity, together with fair description, and
price. ~ , ,
Nov. 1s, 1858. 68tf JAMES G. COOK.
TICE...NIULES FOR SALE.
The subscribers offer sale Three Teams of Mules
Wagon and Harness. Those wanting Mules would do
we'll to call on the premises.
Also 2OOo acres turpc ntine Land for sale Call and
see. .. n. MEL. IN:
Cypress Creek, Bladen Co: W. A. MELt IN
December 8, 1853 - 1I-tf
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NOT CE
Having purchased the interest of r. r. Underwood
in the firm of G. W. Lawrence 4 Co.. | will continue
business as heretofore at MART's CARpES
| have from Il to Is Coopers constantly at work
manu- featuring SPIRIT BARRELS. at the of 100
to I25 per week; have on hand 400 Barrels for
sale at 80 25 cash at the shop, 50 delivered in
town.
shall also continue the distng of Turpentine and
will nav within l5 cents barrel of the Fayettc
price in cash or goods at cash prices.
Turpentiac Wanted.
have now ia Store general assortment Of Goods
for sale at Favettevc prices All kinds of cou,ltr,
produce taken in exchange for goods Call aud
C. W. LAW RENEE
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PERUVIAN
we nave received large supply of PERUVIAN
GtANC: which we otfer At lowest market price.
ID. " McLACRIN.
| February 4, 1854 79-tf
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IRISH POTATOES.
100 Bhls super Nurthern Yellow just received, and
for sale hv PETER y JOu\SC\
Feb'y l. 1854