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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30
"a tlIarias lutsllts :l,es. x54a
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED,
THURSDAY, Mar. %.


Ship Nim;od, Sluhorn, from Pernambueo. ir
N Bedford, $50 sp. 230O NhaIr.
Schr Cape Ann, harren, RockL nd, y Y.
Ontario, Pcnnim,n, do, do; Victor, Long, Bos:,
do; Warren e Nelson, Lecds, + River, phila
Hen CastpiI, Gudncr, Bost, Norfolk; Il z
Joh sou, Thayer, Bosr, Eichmund; Convert,
Brown, Kennetnnk, y !la~cn; g.o'sa. liaker,
Yarmouth, n y Scnt", Baldwin, Rockland, n
Y; Baltimore, Davis do, Rilt' Mary, Jones,
81 George. do; Rosana Rose. cooubs, Backs.
port, Wilmington; Ellen Mrrrmau, iiou, po,t-
land, Charleston; Planet, Perkins, i>ath, Va;
Edward King, Lewis, Apronang, Florida; Ed
win, Chase, "ost, N y; Nrule, Pierce, II tlule,
do; Frances IIallett, Wa! len, Ny, Prov.
MONnAY, Mmth II.
Ship ". England, Fiah, from Paciie, lor New
London, 1900 Whole; 700 lbs bon. S, oke Iat
% IL long 66 % W, schr Moniclu!ne, Of o.
lard, Cornell, master from Boston, 81. Dnuingo.
Lat 80 long &c 40, spoke brig ChoctaW,l2 dav.
fromN Y, Tor Cardenas. Lat "a "a :, long 33
w spoke ship y Coffin, af and from Nantucket,
81 days; had lost waste and bow bolts and da-
vies, in heavy gale off Bermuda.
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S-UpoRr.-We understand that Mr..
: w Holman, fori erly proprietor OF
..a N..hNDi Hotel, and more recently Of
he u. 3. Hotel and Winthrop House,
as %, has connected himself with Mr..
taysr, DIS proprietor OF he ocean
lousr.' Newport, X. I. This will give
additional attraction TO this already
..nous watering place. - Boston Bee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

~ In voting for State officers, cleo
tors must put their ballot for The same
in an envelope bearing the arms Of HE
State the balo. for Senator and Rep
rcsentatives must be placed IN another
envelope bearing the arms Of the State
and The words For Senator anl Rep.
resentatives.' Both ballots must be
sealed and deposited IN The box by the
voter. BE carciul not to masc any
mark upon The envelopes so that they
can be designated. The blI!o's q, eve.
ry eloctor who does not strictly adhere
t, these directions, will be rejected at
the counting. AT previous elections
several persons have lost their votes in
consequence oil plnci.:g them in the
wrong envelopes or by accidentally
pnGIng two ballots Of the same kind in
an envelope.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

~ Charles u. Hammeit, Jr., has
ptrcai-ed the. bnI ling belonging to
.Eo. :. Vosr, or Thames street, and
row o,slpi1d by Charles iussel, Jr. !,
.,a p,co paid was 81, 90. Mr. Nose
ls8 pufchssed oi Philip Rider, the
( ding corner Of Thames street and
sct Square the price paid was
.. 40
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

1914 - PAPER HAN6INGs.--WM. G.
IOOt CDZZENS " 60. have opened their
new Spring supply Of Paoer Hangings, consist
ing NJ 10 900 tolls of really handsome rap,r.,
embracing all the varieties oi cheap papers
parlor aud han papers--rIch styles OF French
figured, gilt and white. aud papers Tor decota-
tions. &c, &c. Also, an assortment oi rich lace,
velvet and cloth pspers. IN plain and high col
ms-vrr, el-gant--sli of whica s.sort,psn, will
b. found equal To th,, offered IN any city, and
willie pa, up IN good anil satisfactory MANNER
hy ce'opttsoi rersons, At sbcr, notice.
NIL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

4 o. II Is rumorcd tha, AT the neat
session Of the Assembly an acl will be
passed ordering The record Of The Su.
p.ome Court, oil The indictments Of
some oi our citizens, 10 be obIi,.
Grated, and The acting Of The Grand
Jr,y nhnnied nnd declared void
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

% We have unquestionnblc nuthori.
ty for saying that the letter from New
port published IN the Tribune, winch
contained an infamous libel upon Mr..
Attorney General Burgess, was written
by Benjamin Mumjord, the Name Law
candidate Tor General Treasurer. -
Prov. Post
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TheoLogicdl SeminarisS, scientific and Distinguish
ed ubiic Men and in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others II ~ recommended by
Rev. DR.. LYMAN BEEcHER, late President of
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DIR. LEONARD WooDs, Abbott Prof of
Theology in Andover Theological Seminary,
Mass. Hon. DANIEL p. THoapsos, Secretary
Of State oi Vermont, author oi"Green Mountain
Bows" ok Amsden," &c, Montpelier, VT:
". +. WILLIAMS, ESQ, formerly Collector q,
the P,u ol Baltimore, Md. Rev v.JosEPHLIrcn,
Philadelphia, Pa; Is. e. FERsALD, Portlandf
Me-, and many others.
Ia connection with our old 80 cent article, We
now put up a 81 size, in large square BOTTLES uah
yich saamsi,d bius wrappers, gh dirtctozs, aaa
fac sirq,ls Of Wm. Jon'r tutsr, containing nearly
four times tie quantity OF the smaller size.
Beware qf Cosntufats and limitations
Enquire for the article b, its WHOLLY NAME,
"vEGErABLE / ULNONARY BhLSAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO,
Druggists, Boston, and sold by Apotheearies and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large sire,
81 90; small size, 80 cents.
For sale in Newport by x. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CiSWElL.
iy1 Ga
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Among the arrivals by the last
Too " 'rom California, we notice that
If .ipL Ayrault w. Dennis, Of tins
... vino went out in commlnd OF the
a,p cooley Ciirke, from this port, in
ssfuIfy, lei9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

~be BalliDors Sun inmates that
Houston Wll shortly resign his
,a iu tae ID. ) Senate.
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- .itJOr ilobbie, the fret assistant
,.slls,er General, died in Washing
b. cn rhursday
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Dr,r.ser sAL,xASprR sats..-G.E.

DEFIANCE SALasASDER SArEs.--GAg-
LsR's sPATEsr.-KosgRr N. PArRioK ~ the
sole rosnniscturcr IN the United states Of the
above celslraied Safes, and r. G.. GoFris's
lsPErrrRAsLE DEriAscE Lock hsp
CRoss-BARs-The best safes and Locks com
b'ned ~ the world, TO whom ihe highest premi.
sIns have ius' been s~srded. by ths Committe.s
oi the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute DIV ash.
ingtoa aud the American Institute, New York,
De, ., No. ly2 Pearl street, one door below
Maiden Lace, Ns- york, fofrsriy 20 John ".
dl2 So
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- Rev. DR.. Todd, On being asked his
opinion oi Edward Beechcr's Conflict Of
Ages, said he had concluded there
were scts of people in this world
SAINTS, sinners, aud the Deeeher family1
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RlOrsA SHOES

lust received . oouplelc assortment of Boot.
and 5b es croT .iry every variety, .pi,ab's
hr Spriog wear. fyr s,l, on The most reasons.
bic terms a, 10 Tn mes 81
ni3 r. guNFDaO sGAaURy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

I EmON $ and ota"scs irc.h 10, a,
~ ". WILSON'S,
no ~ ihme, ST.
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.

FT"F' 'FVF''s It'F UItVT II IWFLII.
TIE GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY for all Z PULNON-
AIRY DISEA SES.-Exten-
sively Used, Tested ami APP
proved in New England, Can
ada, aud TIE British .provin-
ces during a period Of
TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS,
by Eminsnt Physicians, Clr-
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Unparalleled Bargains!
EXTRAORDINARY, ATTaAc1laNs.
AT the CELEBRATED -,
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
CARPET ESTABLlSDMEN ENT
UNITED STATE
HIRAM ANDERSON'S


lMPORTER OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH
CARPETS.
Duyers will find the largest stock Of Low
Price and Medium 10 the mort elisnte Az
busson, Mosaic, Medallion, and Velvet CaTI, cts
ever offered in the world.
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
Above grdunt, no dan p Easements or vaulis
under the sidewalk Ia endan"rr the loniih
Lady purchasers, each Sal.a Emm IL st,,otd
exclusively to one. dfserpion oi CnrEets. J he
Whole sale and Re;siidtpa,lm,I ts oiihis estab.
lishment have been enlarged aad addition 0,
two extensive Sales Rooms, making = wonder.
iul aud go geolis dsplaN-. q.
Sales R OORn No. /.
FLOOR CLOTHS AN enormous Snck OF
John Hare & sons celebI ated tpgl.h o,l cloths;
also, Anne rcan floor oil cloths oi magnificent fa-
TN finish, Fresco, marble, Ital an ahd rci oil
Paintings, from q. 3D., IS 4d., S.. ss., 10 g.
per yard, fiom to "a ieet wide and % long.
sBlcs II" eIn No, 2.
INGRAHAIE ECAgPLTs-Two hundred and
ih, pieces Of English and American Ingram
Carpetings, a. new styh, manufactured sxfi.ss.
for this establishment.
Sales Room No. 2.
THREE lily CARrlTs.-tnghh, Scorh
aud American Imperial THEE Ply Csrpsine Of
lour own importation gorgeous, splendid new
style OF pattern.
Sales Room NO.G.
Low PRIcE ISGRAHAiE ECARPtTs.--1 hre.
hundsed pieces OF Medium quality Ingram Car
pets, beaul fn large and ,mall pa,t lnr, manu-.
actured tor The City trade, incred. le low liicts
of rs Cd, 3s, A., per yard.
sales Room No. 8.
, Ruos AND DNueGETs.-E glish DiuRges
wards de 5000 Yard Of Inv priced Dupreis.
! to yards ide u, b. 81 {" 6s rer yard, a'so aE
,urmense a.rortIneot OF Moraic LauJterpe, Ak.
min,.er, and Tufed Heath Rug also .00U
Tuited Rags a,I6s to 2is euch.
Safes Room NO.G
STAIR AND HALL CARPETS -5o,MO ynrd'
of striped aud figured Hall and stan tpr, ats ai
q. q Sd, 5, 3. 81, Is, g.. IS and u.
sales IL Orm NO. Z.
MrpALLioN CARPETS, with bor as Mo-
safe am. Administer Of one eniiIe ritcc,t be
fitted to any zr room from $3.50 10 5000
RoY,L VfLsir. laI cstry and llnsfcls,
from the celebrated Factories of John ho'st
Sons, and Mrssr,. iIcndel sob Go. ard CthNs,
Englant, al! Of our own importar.ln, sone 0l
which ATE exclusively our ov s,y ,tna canno'
he iou d III any other establishment.
Sales Room No. =.
AuBUssps CARpETs.--1he, elicilth VAIN.
est Communications OF every b, holder, exc, IN
beauty and nurab!iiy, ATE sold AT moderate pri.
ccs, aud Introduced III the market al ihis ekiab-
lrhment.
Sales Room No. ..
VkLyLr, TapoIry, bruss,s thee ply ana
twlIi-d Veniiian Stai. Caipct;ng, rmu, kabh
chcap,
SaleS Room No 10,
PATENT Tapestry INGRAM CARpyrs.-
Gold, Plum, White, Iuf and Sc oil Window
Shades, at 6s, l2-, i0s, 4Os to $40 per pair
Table aud Piano Covers, : liver and Erass Sian
Rods, raror Door Mats, Cor Mating niso,
-. 3D., D.. Cd " hite and Check CaIton Mae
ting, &c, &c.
HIRAM ANDERSON,
i7-6n,dSw - BowK.Y
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nsRaln dr. ThE TIMES.
rpUpsDaY March 30th, 1854.
Whig Nominations.

IFor Governor,
= WILLIAM w. HOPPiN,
Of Providence.
For Lieut.. Governor
JOHN ] REYNOLDS,
Vf North Eingstswn.
For Secretary ofs'ate,
WILLIAM X. WATSON,
I; Prorid'nee.
For Attorney General,
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON,
OF Cumberland.
For General Treasurer,
SAMUEL 3. VERNON,
OF NeioporL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

Cra MOLDAvIA CREAM
"A be,u,ifaI preparation ~, i'~nuih 10 >. r~rfsu-
~ iog, and resior,ne the HIATT; wah hs as
sorimen, of Las,rsls, Poms,lr., Haif D)e-, nc
~ III. T,sblLE q SOW.
n1s-Tm sub~crIber hss rese,v u hpee
" ,pnsignmcn, of sumner and winter sfrsissd
.rerm oil, which he wlll he really 70 iurwish N
nny time AMI m nnv p,sn'i,,cs. Ano-dsvs km
with q. sherman d Co, Ferry wlrvf, ~iM ~
promptly attended TO w. w nAZsRv.
~
nR GUEnrHEpe ClssicM srhooi ssghs with
" ne 2N January, bs~ l"sftsf tprhtstsens
bf day p,hslar- -ill N teesifsd 49, s-s bssoss rbss
tsJ ~ street. s7s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

Tor internal use. purely vegetable comhin1-
ton for the cure ef Rheumatism, Cont, nnd all
N..ual .ic and Rheum itiC Diseases. Or his REM
cay is offered with the utmost confidence. II has
been us.r most extensively, AMI isaS n. afa sgec-
Ng tor shrIHlalir lser>o rs the wuflI ms even
seen. Price per bottle 50 cents.
,uI uy MrrlINrOCKtS RHEU MA TIC LIN
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For Liver Complaints, aud all forms Of diseases
arising from arrangement Of the liver, with symp.
toms such as dizziness, Headache, Ringing Ia The
Ears, yellow, urrcd tongue pain in the righ;
shoulder. sense at fuilness or pain IL the right
side, diso,lered stomach or hoveis, deficient
tcn of the Kidneys, olay-colored stools, Ac. These
Pls, If taksn IN the ncipient stages of bilious sud
Yellow or other Fcycrs, will generally ward of the
attack. Price, per boN, 25 Cents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS.
w +. ara nov prepared to furnish bp,h Flower
w and Garden Seeds, in every variety, from
the gardens of the Messrs. Hovey & Co., oflos.
n.Thorburn Of New York and Ccmstock, Ferrs
& Co of Weihersfed, Conn. We will sell
them in kind and quantity, 10 suit our customers,
and furnish them a, the same piees, FOR which
they can be had Of the Se a growers themselves.
Catalogues will I've realy fr inspection nt
HAZARD & CASWELL'S,
IL Washington So. and 1877 Thames ST.
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The steamship Arabia arrived at her wharf
at New 1ork on the Sd inst. She sailed from
Liverpool on the. 2lst of October, aud therefore
brings three days later intelligence from En-
gland aud all parts of Europe. The news from
the seat OF war is not important Cotton was
firm; and, for the week, -four had advanced
from Is. IS
FRoM THE SEAT OF WAE.-rhe bombardment
of Sebastopol commenced on the 18th ult. from
two pieces of heavy artillery No further par-
ticuars given.
Reports have again been circulated smutan-
eously in Vienna, Paris, and London of the fall
of sSebastopol, and large stock operations were
made on the faith of the statement. The public
seem to discredit the rumor.
The general tenor of the war news is indefinite
The allies full exfsect<4o capture. .Sebastopol
in a few days, though MenschkofFs reinforce
ments nonpIussed them.
MlscElLASEous-Th anxiety about the re-
suit of the attack on Sebastopol in England
and France is intense.
Efforts making to establish Poland al
independent nation.
The Hungarians are anxious for revolution
Prussia and Austria are coming Oh an,icable
terms with the allies.
Advices from Spain represent the ns,rrec
tionary movements subsi.ling. The country
is comparatively tranquil.
The Journal of St Petersburyh, of the I4th
CoHtdS Il tcIcS uesIittCn II Om lcHHd Sl;lL-
ing that the commissioners of the western powers
and of Austria and Turkey had met at Con
stantnople to arrange the question of protec-
toratc on the basis of the proposal made by
the Austrian cabinet.
The British Parliament was prorogued on the
10th Of November.
The British steamers Ganges and Persian,
with troops on board, came in violent collision
in the sea Of Marmora, and were badly damag-
ed and All officer crushed q death
THE LATEST Vienna, Oct 2l
A private despatch from Bucharest, dated
October 10th, announces that the Lomba rdment
of Sebastopol commenced on the 18th, with two
hundred pieces of heavy artillery. Sebastopol
was not expected to hold out more than three
or four days.
The German press everywhere gives indica
tions of an approaching rupture between Aus
tra and Prussia. Great anxiety exists at
Berlin
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Oct. 2S, 1854.
,s,o ,cnEs on GEoRGIA LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his valuable tract of Turpen-
tine Land for sale. containing eighteen hundred acres
situated in Wayne county, Ca, on Aitamaha River
About thirteen hundred is excellent tnrPentlne
five hundred acres comprises part of the rich lands OF
the Atanaha. Those wishing to purchase VIII 90 wei
o address the subscriber at Smithfled, n y
Oct. 20. 4tpd CHAS. II SNEAD.s
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CLOTHING! CLOTIIING!!
have received at my store, in the Wagon Yard
buildings, large assortment of CLOTHING. such
Dress and Frock Coats Overcoats, Pants,
Vests, Cloaks. &c. &c
Also good stock of Boys and Negro Clothing l
invite examination of my Goods [ intend to sell
cheap any house in the place.
.M4TTRESSES, hair, shuch and moss,
Always on hand, MANUFACTURE. Anything
in that line be procured at my establishment. made
of the best materials, which offer at low prices.
JOSEPH OTTARBERG.
November 4th. 3m
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1000 Acres Of Land far s

1000 Acres Of Land for Sale
The subscriber offers 1000 good Turnent;ne
LAND sale situated Nicholson's creek IL mile
West from Fayetteville in Cumberland County lyno
on both sides of the Fayetteville and Centre Plank
Road a part of which is we'll adapted to cultivation
Apply to JAMES JENKINS.
1854 LIT
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LAND FOR SALE.

sale highest bidder Tuesday the 2Sth day of
November next at their residence in the lower end of
Moore County. Lower Little River. II miles from
Carthage and 2S miles from Fayetteville, containing
800 Acres. 40 of which is cleared the remainder is
heavily tmbered with pine. unsurpassed for turpen-
tine tun- timber and the lumber business none
has been taken off.
The above land is within half mile of the River
and dstilleries very convenent the range is
good for stock. 1t has also good Mill site with a
dam already made.
They will also sell on the day. their stock OF
Cattle Let any person desirous of purchasing call al
the nrer,ises and shall he pleased to show the
land and give further information Terms made
known on day of sale.
ARCHIBALD G.. CURRIE.
DUNCAN J. CURRIE.
oct % 1884 l7-4t-pd
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Ne GOODS.

We are receiving large additions to Stock of
DRY GOODS.
HATS, BOOTS. SHOES, CLOTHING, &C..
All of which selected with and will be offer
ed at low prices to wholesale purchasers.
IL. q E. j. LILLY.
Oct 2S, 1854. 17-4t
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Washington, Madison, Monroe Harrison,
Tyler and Taylor were Episcopalians; Jefferson,
Adams, John Quincy Adams and Fillmore were
Unitarians; jackson and Polk were iresby-
terians; and President Pierce is a Trinltarian
Congregatioualist
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S. S. A Il + Y =,
Dealer in

Dealer in
FANCY DRY GOODS, HATS. CAPS,
Bocts, .Shocs and Sugar and Co6ee.
The public invited to give call at the Old
Stand occupied by S. j. IIinsdale, southwest corner
of Market Square
Oct. 2S. 1854.
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NOTICE.
on tl,c 10Th of june last mailed letter at Prospect
Hall F. o. Bladen county. directed to Mir Joshua
Carman Fayetteville \. c.. containing two one hum
dred dollar notes the Commercial Bank OF winning
ton one numbered 1862 the other 1895. The letter
also contained a blank ncte signed by John s. " Ills
and Bartram Robeson. and endorsed by Tbos j. Kobe
son. for the purpose of renewing note held by the
Bank of Cape Fear at Fayetteville. The letter has not
reached ITS destination. All persons hereby eau
toned against using the and if the letter and its
contents are returned a liberal reward will be
paid. JOHN s. WILLIS
Oct. oS 1874 ON
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

The Committee will meet at the office of the Chair
the 9th. 2Sth and 10Th of November for the
purpose of examining those who wish TO teach i'll the
Common Schools of Cumberland County.
EDW' - LEE WINSLOW,
j. T. WARDEN,
w. \. HISkE.
Favcttcvile Oct. 23. l 81. l7-4t
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rslE iEn.NGEMEsTs.
FAYETTEVILLE POST OFFICE

FAYETTEVILLE POST OFFICE
RALEIGH Mail, q horse coach.)
Due Daily it g Il. Closes daily at 81 p. m.
WARSAW MAi1. & horse coach.)
Due daily, except Sunday. at o'clock, a. m.
Closes daily. except Saturday, al , p N.
CHEEAw MAI, (Sulkcy.)
Due Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. at Il q. m.
Closes Sunday, Tuesday. and Thursday at l2a p.
WIIMINGToN (via Elzabcthtown) Sulkcy.
Due Sunday. Wednesday. and Friday. at / u.
Closes Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday. at p.
SALEM MAIL, on Plank Road, horse hack
Due Sunday Wednesday and Friday, at :; y. m.
Closes Monday. "Wednesday and Friday, at 81 y. IN.
MAIuoN G. H. (via Lumbcrton) Sulkey.
Due Tuesday AMI Saturday. 10 p. N.
Closes "Wednesday and Saturday, y. m.
SWIFT ISLAND Mail (via Trov).
Due Tuesday p. Closes Tuesday at 0 D. m
Mai. TO STIIcKLAND's DEPoT
Due Tuesday . r. Closes Tuesday at 2 D. M
Mai. TO I.lIzABETHTowN via Tcrebnth)
Due Wednesday att j. III. Closes Monday D. IN.
j. E. BRYAN, L. NJ.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1854-11-11

MRS WALTON
VIII return from the North the first of October with a
very large stock of
MILLINERY FANCY GOODS.
And the latest style of DRESS TRIMMINGS and
PATTERNS: Cloth and Velvet Mantillas. TalmaS. and
Cloaks; Collars. Jnler-Sleeves. and inside Capes.
Also very handsome assortment of IiE.AD-DR ESSES
and CAPS
She returns thanks for former patronage. and hopes
hnr patrons and friends will call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Fayetteville. Sept 80 1854 13-tf
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1854-11-11

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
J. g. Z. W1DDILL,
HAY STREET.
Are now receiving their Fall and Winter GOODS,
consisting Of Il large and well selected stock of
GROCERIES HATS and CAPS,
Hardware Boots and Shoes
Cutlery Saddlery and Leather
Blacksmith & Tur- Heavy articles in the
pcntine Tools. Dru" line,
4 yricuitural Imrle- Ready-made Clothing
ments, and staple Dry Goods
This Stock are prepared to job or retail.
Fayetteville. Oct. y. 81.
19y= We ask the Planters and Turpentine
men to examine our kerseys, Negro Blankets
Hats and Shoes.