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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

WAsH,woror IrsMs : Tbare wss full mesaifg
Of To Cabinet Monday. and ecsusSdsrsbls ausCunf
or business which had accumulated daring the
Peesidsps's abserce, wss cousldered.
Almnnte. the Mexican Minider does not fear =
recall BY Carrera, the provisIonal President, who
d bis personal friend.
Al 4 meeting OF the Washington bar Monday
morning, TO testify the respecs entertained BY the
body for the Lars Judge Crapch IL wss resolved to
erect monument to bis memory. Subscriptions
were commenced forth with.
The President has under confederation the report
of the Navy retiring board, which VIII be publish-
ed shortly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

X. K. BErR sHAIor--s "G
ths ns Sr1E Tbn coDpli.rc. wiz ,sis'sa
be observed ~ da7 on Th voc s'h s.p..sss
goo tor having vouch,,f.d ,o I'.ss .'ias . a. \
perity. nealth aud ,s.s :
Services eill commence. .,,u
,ia5a Inc Kew Mr.. Jacobs viii ii v,. ssloes
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ERIN NEAR RICHhVI1..

MOUNT ERIN, MEAN n 81
wi FOa sALE.-This beautiful s oias /; ,ss. .
mile Southeast Of Richmond, contain. aI,sss scs
for sals. IL IL ons Of the most iossy ,s. for ".
market, and has ample secomnoasaa,.ot slsss's
family. II win be- sold on long eL.a splg isos
for city property or bon6s n % APfEkN~
% 5-iw o OpD-.. ------A 40
NOTICF.-I hereby eons,lsa y, i ui (
~ poios ROLLINS HAep5ssnlHlA Tally
carrying on tho bus ness o. ~ - elsssat ossas'''
IN the store 90 Main saeS" nsgff
the said Rollins HaId.sty;, ". HAapEs1.~,,~
90 5--5ts pAN.1s1 -. .ehoQDe
TOUNGEs.-Just received pei 81 ls.ss''
LAA'rs asia '''''
% SET
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JOSEPH MAYO s,y
20 4

ALL who see the ZographOscops, Spa
otit in the highest terms II gives form and -
10 the Dsguerreotype Likeness. Gail snd ssaa
operation at h. P. aIMONs, the Inventor.
SEA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

Rachel received R20O night during hsr engage
u,ent at the s.. Jamas's, In London
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

From UrAH.-we are Ia receipt of Salt Lake
dates to the LIST Of August Associate Justice w.
w Drummond and lady had arrived, also Survey
or General David II. Burr. Dry hot weather pre-
vailed, and the streams were quite low. The
prospects Of the crops were very gloomy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

WIS i rsI1 n.II. CCHtuEoH.-l6e Rev =
ss s H p eosaa. IN .hI. Ghersa On
eo"Aenes ~ 70 o'clorL /. asat,t,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

cur .aANEselvIse DAY, srco
on Tsass Risi2e .esvic. viii ). s. b.,
% b-2t 1seof, Rev. n, sAj
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, a0oa Hal,
sectetsY ma :.

NorloE:-The regular montb,v n'''
OF the MONROE BUILDING FIISnY asss
TON viii take place THIS EVE nina a@sN,
sired. a''shds4cs n
Association. '''Oufansnta 1,
Sc Sit r W sr,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

MAYeR's CoURr.-The MAYORS rour {,
ne sisy Of 'ti R its o. will be had ,
After the 10th of October, at 10 oelocI ~ 0'"'s,
For Civil business on Thursday. siwsv ,us,
A, NJ. I" !! ~
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coAMHRnA,'>
RHLIoIons

THERE will be reI;.;--
Lsish street Bsp,is. cbs.i.pa s ier,lss,N
"ensins withs prsysr.ms.s,n, On fh,, Z,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05
DAY OF THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER.

The Mayor having recommended that to-
morrow be observed as day of Thanks
giving to Almighty God for the season Of
unexampled health with which this city has
been blessed, and of invocation in behalf of
the afflicted cities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, we doubt not the citizens will unani
mously adopt the suggestion and observe the
day accordingly. The different churches will
bs thrown open and sermons appropriate to
the occasion will be preached by their min
listers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

DR.. Gro W. BRIGGS has ,su,.,
bis rev residence, corner of Brosd and ~,
hs can be found at tight or durin, H. asoat VIE
continues his old Office at the corps, MS
and Main streets '''1'' OIL to'.s,
) z. d.. - aaa ifoa 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

Gen Scott passed through Harrisburg on satur.
day, bound West,
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sp.ssl Corespondsnee Of the Dnpsteh.
The Car of DeatA-Fortg fire Barials--
sThree in one Boz-Ne'c Pantc-Scene a,
Potters' Fteid--W. Z; Cunningham dead
-.T,,fv TAILOR dead-Daiton Wheeler rery
iom-1 fen of the Dedfhs-Forty buried
fo.AUn
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nUkkEE'S YEAST OR BAKING
~ POWDER-The best in use; for sale BY
ae 5 E PICOT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

SARDINES; DATES; CIGARS; CO.
~ COANOTs; TAMRINDS, &c. All fresh. aud
tor sale by d JONES
res No rs Main st
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.


In pursuance of Decree of the Court OF Equity at
Fall Term 1855. upon the petition of BenJainn Fry
and wifi. Catherine. James UoilngswOrth and others,
will sell at Market House in the town OF Faycttc tc-
Vile on WEDN ESDAY. the I'd day Of january next.
the following named property, real and personal.
ts-wit:
One Lot in the town of Faycttev'c containing two
acres Joining Marshall W. Jussup and others, near
Union Factory
One piece OF Land. containing three or four acres,
Joining Thos. S. Lutteroh and Joseph Ho!lngsworth
Land On the southeast side of Malletts Mil Pond.
Two Shares Of the capital Stock OF the Fayetteville
and Western Plank Road Company.
One pew in the Prcsby ytcrian Church i'll Fayette-
Vile.
Also one tract of Land i'll the County of Cumber-
land on Grays Greek. containing thirty-seven or
erht acres. near the Wilmington Road on west side
OF Cape Fear River.
One tract in said County. containing about sixty
six acres joining the late Dr.. Munroe, and Charles
Munroe, Deep Creek. about 20 miles west OF
Fayetteville.
Terms of Sale:-One- fourth Cash, the balance on a
credit of six and twelve months; bond and sccurity y
being required from the purchaser
W. 4. uU SIZE, Clerk and Master.
Nov p, 1858. 13-4t
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
NOTICE.

In Execution ola power given by the last will and
testament of the late Henry Elliot the undersigned
viii offer at public sale, on Thursday Friday. and
Saturday the 18TH l4th. and 18th of December next,
:: large portion OF the stock OF HORSES. MULES.
HOGS SHEEP and CATTLE. belonging to the
testassr Also WAGONS. CARTS and lot Of
LUMBER at the Mill. Of which large part is Poplar.
we'll sawed and seasoned 6 of an inch); TWO BUG
GIF,S one single the other double. The sale viii
begin at Elliotsvle THURSDAY. and be CON
tinued on Friday and Saturday at the Plantation on
Cape Fear. below Smiths Ferry.
Terms of sale: Six months credit
ALEXANDER ELLIOT
J. G.. SHEPHERD,
Nnv 10 1853 At Executors.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
AD1T/V/SYRI TORS SALE.

Will be sold on Tuesday, the 18th of December
next to the highest bidder. a credit six months.
at the upper Plantation of the late VIM I, Smith the
stock OF Cattle. Hogs and Fat Hogs, Peas large lot
of Corn, Forage. Farming Utensils &c, d.
Also on Wednesday, the 10Th December at the
lower Plantation the stock of Hogs, and Fat Hogs.
Farming Utensils. &c. DC.
And on Thursday. the 10th Deer at the residence
of the late deceased stock consisting ofCat1e Sheep
Hogs Horses Mules Wagons. Carts Ploughs, various
Farm Fixtures. &c. &c.
JOHN C. SMITH. Admir-.
With the Will annexed.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
FALL OF 1855.

We Receiving stock of Fall
and WINTER GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
REArY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS. CAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having determined to relinquish the Hardware
Trade offer Our STOCK at greatly reduced prices
for Cash.
Our friends who behind hand in their pa yments.
are earnestly requested to pay up.
HALL & SACKETT.
Sep !. 1855. Cliff
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
CROCK ERI.
CHINA, GLASS. WsssE, Sc.

am now opening my Fall Supplies. comprising a
very General assortment Of every thing suahle for
the Country and Town Trade.
Ny Stock has been carefully selected. in person.
in the Country.
Country Merchants may rely upon buying from me
prices which will save them all the trouble and de-
lay oil ordering from the North.
W. n TII.LINGIIiST
Dealer in Crockery, China and Gi;sss-W arc.
Auc. - IS55. GG-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
Nov. "a,
NO CREDIT.

From and after Monday next. Bread viii be sold
oo credit except such customers paw promptly
on presentation of their bills The difficulty already
experienced in collecting small bills makes this rule
Indispensable. CHAS- DANhS.
Nov. 22d. 15-5t.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
FALL GOODS, 1855.
pEARcE q lHERGUSON

PF:ARCx1 & FERGUSON
Are Receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of
Foreigm nnd Domcstie, Sfcf!e and Fancy Dry
Goods, Bonnets, Uots, Caps, Boots anil
ShGcs
With general assortment OF READY MADE
CLOTHING. to which they invite the attention Of
Merchants the Ladies and all and which they offer at
LOW PRICES for CASH. on Time to punctual Gus
toners AT Wholesale Retail.
i. i. I'E.tRCE. ). i. FERGUSON.
Sep. l. 1855 Cliff
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
NEW GOODS
am receiving my Fall and Winter STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,

IcYOcERJES. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
These Goods were bou ght late in the Season. and
! consequently at reduced prices. Ny Stock of BOOTS
and SHOES is complete. embracing many kinds of
extra sizes Blankets, kerscys &c; Hats: fine and
common.
TUOS. J. JOHNSON.
Old Stand, the Cape Fear Bank aud
Market place.
Nov IL 72-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
D. w c.. BENBOW, ID. u. s.,
Graduate of the Baltimore College of
DENTAL SURGERY.

jgT.ssSses.sz.s Office hours from ~ NJ. to l T. II.
N1JIIII9 ) +. NJ. to Z. NJ.
DIR. BESBOW may be found at his Room near the
Market where all who need of the services Of
Dentist respectfully invited to call. All opera,
tioEs performed upon the latest and most approved
plans To those in need OF Artificial Teeth. he would
simply say that he is behind in no Improvement. He
inserts from one to entire set upon fine Gold or
Ilatina plate, which he guarantees to be equally as
scrviceable as the natural organs.
lie spends nine months Of each year III this place,
(trom first OF October to the first of July.)
September 20, 1850 tt
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08

correspondent of the London Times, writing
from the Crimea, gives the following statement
of the intemperancc of the British army:
Il regret to say that drunkenness is very
prevalent among the men. The we'll intended
kindness of the Queens sixpcnce' is doing |
fear much harm, used it is by very large
portion OF the soldiers as means of excessive
drinking. The consequence of this and Of The
characterization and many offences it leads to is
Il large amount Of punishment Of various kinds
extra guards. stone-carrving and foggng.
The cartwhecl (here substituted for the trian
gc) is frequently rugged, and the provost
marshal and his assistants have plenty on their
hands: but 25. or even SO lashcs are all in
sufficient to wean the British soldier from his
favorite vice. hear of the regiments in which
there are literally scores Of men under punish
ncnt of one sort or other for int oxication One
regiment was cited to NE / refrain from naming
it, in which there were sixty offenders of this
sort at time. In another nine sergcants
were broken for drunkenness.
"On Saturday there was an issue Of back pay
(the extra sxpencc) and / never witnessed
more disrraceful scene than was presented by
the part of the camp in which happened to be
at about hour before sunset on Sunday af-
tcrnoon. | have no reason to believe that it
was confined to that part Of the camp, but /
mention only that which / and military friend
who accompanied me, actually saw as We leant
against a railing, enjoying the beauty of the
evening. Half the who passed along
track little in front were more or less intoxi-
Gated. Some nearly unsteady, others
staggered out of the path Some were pug
nacious and we saw two fights begin, which
were only put an end to by the arrival Of the
patrol"
INSTRUMENTATION Sunday afternoon, susp;-
cion Of foul play having been aroused after
diIigent search. the dead body Of an infant was
found in the oods III the rear of Mr. MiIler's
new building. in Winston, with large pin.
sticking in its head. 4 Coroners Jury was
Immediately summoned, and the result of the
inunest held over the body was that the infant
came to its death by violence-Dr. Zeyefy was
also called npon to examine the body, who cor
roboraed the fact and pronounced it clear
case of murder.
Suspicious circumstances then caused the
arrest of Emily Cornish a single woman, living
with the family Of William BowIes, and comm
ed to her bed at the time, when suiiicleno
evidence was adduced before the magistrates
Court to commit the said Cornish, "m' bowIes
aud wife. and Elijah Tucker, to prison, to await
their trial at our next Superior Coart.-!Salem
". c. Press.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08

Returned FROM TEASsroRrAr1oS- Mon
a,r MIR John Bateman, of Jefferson county
w who was concerned in the Canada
HebcIIion of 1888, for which he WAS sent to
Van Diemans Land by the British Government
passed through the city of New York on his
way home, having recently been pardoned.
He is now about sixty-two years OF age ana
returns to his family after an absence OK e'gh-
teen years.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
! VOLUME XVI-NO. S75.
4 Thrilling Story.

The following was communicated by Mr. +.
Merriam to the Portsmouth journal:
AS early as 99S, Errck Rande, an Icelandic
chief fitted out an expedition of twenty-five gall
lcys at Sentei, and having manned them with
sufficient coIons;s, set forth from Iceland to
what appeared more genial climate. They
sailed upon the fifteen days, and they
saw no land. The next day brought with it
storm, and many gallant vessel sunk in the
deep Mountains of ice covered the water as
far as eye could reach, and but few galeys
escaped dec Ion The morning of the seven
tecnth day was clear and cloudless; the sea
was calm, and lar away to the nOrthward could
be the glare of ice fields rejected on the
sky. The remains of the shattered feet gather
to psrs9e their vex=sse. the gal
l1.ylof ErEAk ialadd lEa-- no. -1s.% ga
The crew of the galley, which was driven fur
ther down than the rest, reported that as the
morning broke the large fields Of ice which had
covered the driven by the current
past them, and that they behold the galley of
Erricl Randc borne by resstless force and
speed of the wind before tremendous field of
ice-h-r crew had lost all control over her
they tossing their arms in wild agony.
Scarcely Il moment had elapsed before it was
walled in by IL hundred ice-hlls, and the whole
mass moved forward, and was soon beyond the
horizon. That the galley of the narrator cs-
capped wonderful--it remained, however,
uncontradcted, and the vessel Of Errick Kande
was never more seen.
Half century after that, Danish colony
was established the western coast Of Green
land. The crew of the vessel which carried the
colonists ththcr, in their excursions into the
INTERIOR crossed a range Of hills that stretched
to the northward; they had approached nearer
to the pole than any preceding adventures.
Upon looking down from the summit Of the hills
they behcld IA vast and intcrnnabIe field of ice,
undulating in various places, and formed into d
thousand grOtcSuue shapes.
They saw, not far from the shore, a figure
in an iced vessel, witt! glittering ciclcs instead
Of mnsts rising from it. Curiosity prompted
them to approach, and they heheld a dismal
sight. Figures of men in every attitude of woe
were upon the deck but they were icey things
then; figure alone stood erect, and with
folded leaning against the mast \
hatchet was procured and the ice split away,
aud the features of IA chcftain disclosed palIid
and deathly, and free from decay.
This doubtless the vessel, and the figure
and form that of ErricE isande. Benumb-
cd with cold aud in the agony of despair, his
crew had fallen around kim and the spray OF
the and the foys had frozen as it lighted
upon them, and covered each figure with an
ICY robe, which the shOrt-lscd glance OF u
Greenland sun had not time to remove: The
Danes looked upon the spectacle with trem-
bling. They knew not hut the scene might be
their fate They kneIt down upon the deck
and muttercd prayer III their native tongue
for the souls of the frozen crew, then hurricdly
left the place, for night was approaching.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
North CsRGEEyi INSTITUTION FGR THE HEAF AND
EIFB AyR TIE BLIND.

The next Session of this Institution will commence
the first Monday in September. 1t is very i'm
portant that pupils should be puncual in their
ance at the beginning of the session.
Applications for admission. &c. should he made to
WM- D. COKE. PRINCIPAL.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
TARs.E Cutlery,

Just received. good assortment Of Ivory. Bone.
Horn and Ebony handle h.NIpES and FORKS.
and CRITTERS. OF Superior Quality Some with
Patent mmova Handles all of which viii be sold
!. very small profits
T.ts~ viii keep my assortment complete.
". \. TILLINGHtST.
Dealer in Crockery, China. Glassware, &c.
Sept. l. 1853. 6l-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
MEN WANTED.

SO or 90 Men wanted on the Western Kali
Road. to work Sections and ; near fayettevtiie
The location is healthy and the highest wages VIII be
paid. HIRAM lAh'if-'
Sept. 90 1855 tt
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
land AND MILLS FOR SALE,

want to sell my Mill the Wilmington Road
one mile from the River; also, between 700 500
Acres of Land and Timber. Ehe Mill is in good
orter and the purchaser desires he have first
rate SAWYER with the Mill. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will call JAS G.. Cook at Fayeteville or to
myself. JAS. hlHkPAIl'lCh.
Nov. II. 1859 lot
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
COISPDKs ALTON BONDS

OF the Town O Fayetteville for Sale
Agreeable an Act of the General Assembly of the
State of North Carolina ratified Dec. % 1852. authofiz
in" the Town of Fayetteville Issue her Bonds tt
pose OF paving her subscription to the Western Raj
Road Company.
Therefore, it is ordered by the Commissioners o.
Faye tevic. that the Treasurer of the Town receive
sealed proposals. until the lst of November next. foi
the purchase of $4,000 in of $500 each OF said
Bonds. any part thereof Bonds run twenty
wears. with Coupons attaclicd.-intercst payable semi
annually. The said Bonds shall be under the seal o
the Corporation. and binding the faith of the same
WM WARDEN, Town Treasurer
Sept. 26. 1875. tt
FALL,
JAMES KYLE has jnst received large
and general assortment of
Dry Guosis,
Among which are,
$50 pieces Dress DcLains,
French and English Merino,
Plain Merino, real French,
Persian Cloths,
Black and Colorcd Silks,
Irish Linens all Flax,
Table Cloths and Napkins,
Carpeting, very cheap,
Caicoes we'll assorted,
kerseys and Linseys,
Silk Woolcn and Cotton Hose
Ladies' Twisted Silk Mitts,
Dress Trimmings &c, &c.
All of which being purchased by .hc package for
Cash. will be offered the lowest market price for
cash, time to paying customers.
Sept. p. 1850 If
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
JAMES D. MOTT,
sDAGUERREAN ARTIST.

- ISuccessor to J. S. Wear
MOONS on Hay street, the Jewelry store of
Mxrs Beaslev & Houston. where he will hc happy to
Aatf on all tlpse who wish to procure
GOOD LIK EN- ESS
ps Nbemselves friends.
aHAycttevillc October 27th. If
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
To TIP EIiE.S =.

TO TIN : I'll EMS.
The Subscribers convey til" Mail between Fayette-
viIlc and Barcaysvilie in Buggy. and can acconno
late or two passengers The route is by way OF
kincsltlrv. Bunn's Level. Summcrvillc and Ncills
Creek The day fer lea wing Fayetteville Tuesdays.
Thursdays ana Saturdays. at 6 o'clock. m.-Rrturns
Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings. Fare from
Fayetteville to Sumncryllc 81.
J. f. HARRIS,
Auo 25 1888. \. PARKER.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08

j. \. SMITH,
q who1esale and Retail Dealer In
9 ID r y G. s,
E... MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
kM 8 Paints; Oils; Dye StnGs;
Varnishes; Window-Glass and Put
EhHa ty; Glass-Ware: Perfumery; Fine
EgE# Soaps: Fine Tooth and II air Brush
eGM - es; Paint Brushes; Field and Gar
den Seeds; Spices and Snufs; Surgical In
struments; Patent Medicines; Pure
4 Liquors for Medical Purposes;
= I'r.t.e.- Articles, &c., &c
7 Or,crs from Country Physicians and Merchants re-
specially solicited and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
both in rcgar, to quality and price.
J. \. SMITH, Druggist.
Nov .. 1855. 10-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
ID ~ 8, = p a. e!
on uIT'II YOUR cLD DTjiI-NG.
waite up old Cumberland & The rest OF mankind

~ ,,-,T,,r yl,trp 1@x11rify1
~ = =
sy,'.c up Ola Cumberland & the rest or '"a'a'S'n"
y-aonU ,pn
Respectfully informs his frienas ana 'hr panuc 5'n
orally ihat n has 1u1t rct"rhrd rom th >"In "ni
SORTMENr / Of
GENTLEH lens CLOTHING
IL stock consists Of i'nn- osSF o,r" stnr
1,Ioyrs Nc.He. -ILSO-
\ large and varied assortment of
.Dys CIOvlsNC.
Eit.i,r s;zas for vouths from I to Is years old.
:n .f,+,,ra pants ana Vests and cut
80 r,,,S ~ ,yishin,, i done
n BI have made arrangcmsnfs sns ~ WIN nr,e
od ,1t esirons Of having their garments manufc
tnral H. Nw lor! viii please cali 1T my and
49,, y, ~, ~, ~ ,o..,.,,,,s Taken.
20 Eyaminc my goods til" store door east
al C. Thomson. : hat alI cap store southwest
ner of Market Square
A. J. WOODW. YARD.
" ~ -ryC1,
Thos q FULLER, 1T The corner of Franklin and Max
MI i. 't1i oTDEiss RS For sN '''.' ->''' :
Tanf:s14s 'vAGoss, ROAD HFAGoSs
of all sizes, Carts, Drays. Wheel Barrows, and
in short, Any AND EVERYTHING which
lies within the sphere OF the
IL Ef- ~ W, w III IL
Byl ylc6SlJJyyjINC BTSTyE,S.S
~. In, o,,v tba nr,sr II ,TEEI us which
can he procured aud will guarantee work to com
HE southern Country
Repairs doue neat y promptly, ana WITH dlSratch-
I'olt'i--Dii, ~ l !; ~: - - l 80 ~
ltnI l't',,l t - @ it ,,t -. ;r ir tis
~ - "
i'e"" ~ hft,'t = 'S"' ,
w W ),
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
1853.
DRUGS. HTEDICINEs AND CHEMICALS.

DRUGS. FTEDIcINEs AND CHEMICALS.
DIR. J. T. FOULKES,
IIav Street near The Fayetteville Hofel
l r. I respectfully ask the attention
TSa-9 of my customers and friends TO my large
Nssxs3 and complete stock of
ssRA Drugs. .flEDICLN,EIS IND CHE.E-
iC.tLS- which l receiving. and which
a determined to sell at such low prices cannot fail
t" give SatISr'cti"n It viii be my aim sell Med
cncs that can he depended upon Give me a call
fore making your purchases
September %. 1855.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
GEORGE McDUFFIE.

INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUMBER.
WILMINGTON, q. c.
All business entrusted to him will meet with prompt
attention.
Nov. -, 1855. 6m
The North-Carolinian., 1855-12-08
GsssD the Thief!

t<e&fE} TIC E1EtT
STOLEN from my lot in Richmond County. on
Sunday night last. my HORSE Said horse an
gray brownsh color: he had marks Of gear Oh
him. and his forcOp cut off very short: he was shod
on the forc-feet walked fast. is good trotter. and
would pace there white mark on his back on the
light side about SIX eight inches square; also. a
small wart on the right side little below the white
mark
The above horse was taken by man calling himself
John Campbcl saws he raised in Pitt county. and
has been in this ncighborlood about two years: he is
Cooper by trade. and says he has worked in turpen-
tine all his life time he is little round shonldered.
has stout body for a small man. and will not weigh
as much as stated. l45 $50 pounds: has very
look is very fond of negro company and his con-
versation has good deal of the negro mixed with it.
NJ. y. CAMPBELL.
will also reward any person for any infol nation
that will lead to the recovery OF either. NJ n C'
Montpelier, Richmond CO.. Sept 10. If