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v
ru&t at tha PosM) iBeey F&yetWville,-
: rwtiicb,' if not token up; before the 1st.
T "ITTLEXO N ? Atlflson,' Fay1-"
! dL-i: etteVtlle, .Levin Alien, Cuhi
.terland county. Cap. Irwin An
dres, do. ' - ' - - '; i ' - X
ts
7 Russell Burlegahie, Fayetteville,
, !William Blue, do.' James i3eggsr
do. Benjamin Beaven, do. John
V.f Bail, 7do. Henry Black, do.
4ivnaru, v. ounung, oo. Kucoin
Black m e r , d o M 6rr i s B o m a u d o .
2 ; John &, Henery Butler, Bladen
-county, Elijah Brazier, . Cumber
land county. - ; !
Levi Crowelt, Fayetteville, Flo
ra Campbell, do. Archibald Col-
.. m w kl 1 M -V M
' is L hO- Tlawia.. mill. trirUf Pn .:
oeiiana county, 2, , :
Gol. PjCtef Edwards Fayette
Villi-" . . - - ' - - -
Sherwoood Fort, Fayetteville.
. Huan, YmiliinerY Fayetteville.
tn i ' 2 UH "ry ?H
J
Kro Tames, iavetteville. Tohn
r -r lT ji i " j
.. u -"V" j-cS?uu. ,
a amy lonnson, vutnDenana coun
ty, James Johnson, do. 2.
Y Rebecca Kelly, Cumberland
county. , '
Af r.;-' . f l -r'
Alexander Lovey, Cumberland
county v John Lane, F ayetteville,
Rev. Colin Lindsey, do. Luke
Lawless, North-Carona.
i4 John m Arthur, care of John
JikLeran, Fayetteville, Elisha Mil
ler, do. Charles Martin, do. Donald
Munn, do. Noadiah Marsh, do. Rev.
John Murrow, do. Alexander Mac
Qacen, do. John Mot gome ry of
Chatham, tare of : G. Dubrutz,
Fayettevilie, 2 ; Duncan MLean,
tlo. Alexander M'IntoshJ do. Peter
iiIntosht do. Donald McQueen, do.
Kenneth Murchison, do. Thomas
MMillan Cumberland cbujaty, 2 ;
John H'bonald, do. John M'Cor
inick, Alexander MDobald, do.
John Murchison, do. James M4BrU
Ian, sen. Penelope Morrison, do.
Archibald M'Leran, do Archibald
M'Cranle, do. Neil MsK!nzie, do.
Peter MCallum, do. Daniel m'CoH;'
do. Hugh McLean, doL Donald
MRae, Big Rock fish, Geo. M'Kay,
do. Colin MunroevRobeson county,
RofeertMRee, Bladen, do.
. N H
John Haywood Norment, Fay.,
etteville, molly Nevin, Cumber
land county.
O .'
Daniel O'Gillct, Fayetteville,
Edwin Jay Osborne, do.
p h . - -' ,
' Samuel Pharis, Cumberland
county, Malcom Patterson, do Tho
mas Pain, do. Benjamin Price
Fayetteville.
r
Lional Richardson, Fayetteville,
Duncan Ray, jun. Cumberland,
county, John Ray, do. John U Wil
liam Reaves, do.
s : ; v
WilUam Smith, Fayetteville,
Hugh Simpson, do William Shot
well, do. Jonathan Shot well, ;
Samuel Bj Scott, do. Capt.J. Stew
artWilliam Scotr do. John D;
Shaw, do, 3 Marion,, Sfeely, do.
Da'niel Sinclair, da. Stephen Sen
ter, Cumberland county, Snoden
Sengletary, Bladen coumy.
-T :. v. . . t
Jesse Thomas, Fayetteville Jo
siah Thomson, do. Jesse Thomp
sop, do.. Amos C.Treadawayi do,
Thomas Todd, do. Cletnentenor
Thigpen, Cumberland county,
Jclin Tlar, sen. do. William Tay
lor; do.
; ... v
Ezekiel Vann, Fayetteville.
"s ' : w .
j sXawrence Wood, clo. 2 ; Ste
phen Wilson, do. 2 ; John Wil
liams, 2 ; Neill WiAeson, near
.dbcm.) , ; "
Duncan MacUae, p. m.
. Fayetteviile, April 1, ; 1816. . -
Blaiik Warrants
Top Sale at tblg Office.
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CAKOLiNA OBSERVER:
A NEWSPAPER ' "
tTor be.pubijsbed ?trFryetievnie,i
XT EW5 PAjpEusi : like-most
JLl other commoditici. "must be
judged of by inspection, but, like
otners w ho bring their, wares to
market, Editors, iuust ask lor pur.
chasers, orthey arc doubtful ot ob
taining them.
v We solicit patronage without the
sliy of extravagant promises. The
iptrinsic value ot ' the Observer,
must be estimated hereafter. But
some promises must be made, com
mon usagein such cases having re
quired principles and conditions,
we thus tate ours. r
i We believe, in the purity of
the feelings and principles which'
produced our glorious iievolu-
Ition, and that it is the true touch
stone of political orthodoxy.
I We believe, that WASHING
TON, and the men who assisted
Him lor so many years, were the
sacred depositories of those princi-
; 1 int mm a
U,,tr i:.:,.i.
pies, l nat his Inends and coad
tc"e- The dteenrer, therefore
wdl espouse the cause of no one
i, k;. ... L
su ui3 auuuuisiriiuuu, or wno uow
Ucviat8 from h s political code.
We array ourselves acainst facti
on and demagogues, against mea
sures which monopolise all offices
and profit lor a lew men, or for
pne section of the country, which
pick " the. pockets of the poor, to
gorge the hungry vultures of any
party, and finally, we support the
Constitution and all laws not de
rogatory to it; all measures which
elevate the best mea to office and
tend to extinguish the fire of Party
Spirit, ana all measures which fos
ter the Commerce, Agriculture
and Manufactures of our country.
It is necessary to add, that the Ob
server will be Federal Republi
can. Thus much for our political'ten
et5. We Ijave avowed them open
ly because we are conscious that
nothing is to be gained from hon
est men of any party, by an equiv
ocal concealment of honest opini
ons. -Upon these points' we pro
mise to be temperate but firm, en
ergetic but not virulent, to give no
offence 'wittingly, and to take none
tamely.
Fayetteville is the most impor
tant commercial town in the state.
lt is the great medium of coramu
nication between the interior and
the sea-Board, and is upon the
great Post Road from Washington
city, to New-Orleans. The im
portaBiCe of this paper, . therefore,
is evident. AU information will
be afforded ta the Merchant and
the Farmer, giving regular state
ments of the market both here and
at Wilmington-
The terms of this Paper are
Three Dollars per annum. It will
be printed on Super-Royal paper,
and published every Friday, It
will be delivered to Subscribers as
soon as preparations for the publi
cation can be made
It is requested that' one half of
the Subscription money shall be
paid in advance.
Fayetteville, March 5. I8tf
Notice.
WE the undersigned, as Exe
cutors of Neill M'Leod,
dec. forewarn -any person in the
State or any other Stated from buy-ingpor-trafficing
off, with Mr. Da
niel MacIver, .two negroes, any
further than a life estate, which
Mrs. Maclver has in said negroes,
by virtue of the last will and tes
taroent of the aforesaid M'Leod1
her former husband,; The above
Negroes are, a negro man by the
name of J I M about thirty-five or
forty years of age, a negro woman
by the name of VIOLET, (the
said JimYwjfe) and about the same
ag i r i- ".
AlexanderM'Leod, )
Wiam Ijartin, VEx'rs.
lurdocfiMartiD, .3
3tfr February 1816.
Inv all its.Tariois brancesh
;ctttea;itli neatness
' c and dispatch.
; i
PROSPECTUS.
VWffitfi
, JbaycttetiUe AsociaUon;
"SCHOOL.
: I
"IHK -Trustees of ,xhis: School,
Eh1iKV-'r-.W- I J I
W W II Llk LI ILU alLlI IlllrM ZA.
nieodation.. Mr. Brooks is thought
to. be the best Mathematician in
"113 Section Ot th rnnnfrv vonorr 1
men t?ho' wish to acquire a know,
ledge -in WisbVancti of learning
would do well to iipply.'
The female department will be
under ihe charge of Mrs; Kirkpa
trjck, whose qualifications as a
Tutoress is well known in this
place ' Mrs. K. will commence, on
Monday the 8th instant. The trus
tees flatter themselves that this
School will meet with" that patron,
age Irom the public to which they
conceive it entitled. ,
The rates of Tuition are
For spelling and reading, g 2 50
ditto writiog.and arithme
tic, as far as long division, 3 50
English grammar and oth
er rules of arithmetic,
Dlain needle work, &c. 5 00
Surveying, geography, navt-gation,astronomy,philoso-phy,
Rhetoric, &c. with
embroidering, drawing,
painting, fcc. Sec. 6
By order of the Board,
Edm. Blake, Sec'ry.
Fayetteville, April 1. 8tf
Proposals
For Publishing in the Town of Jill
mington, Worth-Carolina
A Weekly Paper,
TO BE ENTILEO,THE
Cape-Fear Recorder.
THE Subscriber nroDoses iq Pub.
lish a Weekly Paper under the above
Title ; being convinced that the pre
sent u encreasmer importance of Wil
mington, warrants the undertaking,
anu mat sufficient support will be giv
en, should themeriu of the Establish
ment, entitle it to the patronage of the
ruDiic.
It is not the wish of the Editor, to
enter into a discussion of the opinions
or measures of Parties in this Pro
spectus ; but as the political com-
plexion of a News-Paper, is a matter
of importance to its Patrons, he con
ceives it his duty to state, that the
politics of this Paper will be decidedly
Republican;
o ' i. ; i . -
a tie wise ana patriotic measures
adopted by our government previous
to, and during the late contest with
Great-Britain, in the opinion of the
Editor, set all rivalship in theory, or
luucmi in pracuce, at aenance.
And while the present, or any fu
ture Administration, shall continue
to pursue a course, vhich has exalt-
eu me American character to a
zenith of glory, to which the despo
i: r i" .
nc powers oi r-urope may aspire in
will contribute its humble energies
towards advocating their policy.
The columns of this paper, will be
open to temperate investigations of
political fcubjects, eroanatine from
any Party but slanderous animadver
sions on the characters or conduct tf
men in office, as well as private citi
zens, will be avoided.
An 9rwiB rt r tli. Dva f . .
of Foreign and Domestic articles in
. a
tins fort, will be given weekly, care
0 mm a
tuny corrected.
The Cape-Fear Recorder will
commence about the first of May C. he is about thirty years ot nZ
next.and all nersons hold hp- S.ih.L.4 .:-r. . - , y)WI . 1 "r
scriptions, will please to forward the
!. 0 .
scrmtions. will nlaf tnfnmo th.
rsamcsot aunscribcrs to Wilming
ton, by that time.
The sue of the Paoer will be Su
per-rRoyal, and printed on entire nev
type
TERMS. Three' Dollars ner
.cai wiio uuiur aaa rillv uents
m .
i. 1 1 f TV - I
payaoie on tne receipt of the First
JNumoer. -advertisements will
be inserted at the established prtces
in this place.
THOMAS LORING.
, .Wilmington 1816.
FIVE CENTS EE WARD.
RAN-AWAY irom the Subscri
bert on the 17th ult, sn in
dented Apprentice to the Clock and
Watch making business, by the
name f JAMES SNEESTON.
The above reward isill be given for
bringing niin to me1, , but will not
defray aoy;xpeices jbat he may
contract; s- JOHNf SELPH. :
Fayetteville, April 2, 1816.
Tobiacco Manifests;
For sale, at this ofHce.
npROM the subscrib'oo iMon
X p day. the 8ih insu a negro man
MACK,
his left eve.br"owJi'nn- orK .;,).
.( b,s Icfl kneei tne one on the in.
f.idF,not PJPcrly cuicd, and was
huuiuk uy It WUCU Oe WtniawaV r
he talks free and nrnnrr rnA a
probably try to pass as a free man,
ut iaicu in urange county, in
the state of. Virginia, by some peo-
pic or me name ot Lobbett, and
will be apt to try to get there, or
to Columbia, in South-Carolina.
as I suspect he mav have nrocurcd
a false pass. Any person apprc-
nending tne said negro and convey
him to the subscriber or lodce him
: i i P
tu auy ju, ana, convey word to the
subscriber so that he cau get him
again, snail receive a reward ot
Twenty Dollars.
: Edw. Currie.
Robeson county, Lumber
Bridge, April 10, 1316. 9 3
C7lhe Editors ottheRaleiph
Minerva and the Columbia State
Gazette, are requested to in
sert the above Advertisment two
weeks, and forward their accounts
to this office for payment.
- Notice.
T7TTILL be Sold at Vendue, on
V V Wednesday the 1st. day of
may next, at the Court-Houte, in
Fayetteville, a large and valuable
collection of
LAW BOOKS,
belonging to the estate of Bela W.
Strong, Esq. dec. A credit of six
months, will be given to purchasers
by giving bond with approved se
curity. D. D. Salmon,
Charles Rhodes,
Adrar's.
Fayetteville, March 22d. 6 6w
Notice.
WILL be Sold at the Court
Hou&e in Fayetteville, on
Wednesday the -1st day of May
next,
Th ree likely negro
men, two of which arc quite young
and likely, the other is about40 or
45 years of age who is a good shoe
maker. Also, a piece of Land
lying cm the West side of Cape
Fear river, about two miles above
the town of Fayetteville, contain
ing lor acres immediately on the
river. Any person wishing to pur
chase the above land, can- sec the
same by applying to me or wr.
Archibald M'DufTy in my absence.
Six months credit will be given
to purdhaiers, by giving negociablc
paper at cither of the Banks.
W. T. Bristow.
March 25, 1C1C 7 5
Run-Away.
TAKEN up on Saturday the
23d starch, a negro fellow
named
SHARPER,
3nrl t ii'i K lilnM . t
PirWtr .f . ' f
1 auu sis icci iiien. stout mad, l b
. ,,UUk nc
owner is requested to come for
ward, pay charges and take him a
way now in the jail of Robeson
county. -
Wm. Hobbie, Jailor.
Lumberton. march 2s. iria r 1
A caution to the Public.
WHEREAS my Son JOHN
M'NELLL SMITH, aged
three years, fair complexion, blue
eyes, light hair, long body, bis
nose inclined to be flat ; was fclo
necmsly taken from me on the 4th
of February last, there is no doubt
but that he was stolen by some of
the family of M'Neiils In Anson
county, or carried into South Car
olina. Likewise, I iorwamall per
sons from harboring my Infant on
the penalty of the Law. The re
ward of Twenty Dollars will be paid
to any person who will bring him
to me in Moore county, on the At
kin road that Jcad to Fayetteville
and all reasonable expences paid. '
.ELEANOR SMITH.
Moore county, March 29, 181G.
InC'Subscnbers
BEGS leave to inform their
: friends and .the public, that
they have rented the Store, former
ir occupied hi Messrs. Hoco &
Ming, where they have on h nd
Jl GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Dry Goods.;
Thcij intend tcommmcinz
TUSrPEWTER
MANUFACTORT.
Country ISIercha-jts and others
can be supplied on reasonable terms
by the quantity.
Johnson, Hall S-Co.
Fayetteville, Nov a. 42t
NoticQ.
THAT at the last session of bt
Court of Pleat and Quam r
Sessions ot Sampson County, the
subscribers tock out Lctur ofAil
ministration, on ihe estate ui
Peter Frederick, dec
Those indebted to the estate, arc
requested to make immed:atc pay
ment, and those to whom the es
tate is indebted, are reqeested to
present their claims Icgallv authtn
licatcd within the time piesenbed
by law, the statute in that bchall,
will be plead in bar.
James Frederick.? 4 ,
rs
Aanauiruison,
March 4th, 16IG. 5if
Take Notice.
THE subscribers ha ing qnnlifV
cd at March Term, 1816, of
Cumberland county court, t.s Exe
cutors of the bit will and testament
Daniel M-Neill, dec.
give notice to all the creditors of
his csiatc, to present their demands
or claims of whstsovcr nature to
them, within the time prescribed
by the Acts of 17SO and 1T99, r
lhefcact will plead in bar of the m.
And further, for all persons who
arc indebted to the estate, to make
payment immediately.
Archibald M'Neill,
Kciil M'Cranie,
llxccatcrt.
Cumbeiland countv,.
March 2 t. 1816 S 7 C
Take Notice..
THE subscriber having qua'.if .
ed at March Term, 1610, of
-mbeiland County Cruis Ku
tor ot the Ust Wilfand 1 estameot
of
George Draughan,dcc.
give nonce to all the creditors ('
his estate, to present their demands
or claims ot what&over nature to
them, within the time presifibrd
by the ,cm of Assembly, inuh
cacs provided, viz. lb- Acts rf
1769 ami 1799, or ihesc acts ta ill
he plead in bar of them. Acd fur-th-r,
for all persons who arc in
debted to the estate, to male pay
ment immediately.
Magnus Jraughan,
Executor to George Draur
han' Will.
Mill Cranks.
THE subscriber continues f
mske Saw Mill Cranks at
twenty five cents per pound, and
win warrant them to stand ten
years. Orders from any part of
this or the adjoin irc ttatcs.vill be
strictly attended to , and uhrrras
there arc applications almost daily
for him to mend rhitatttlpKU made
CranUt whicharc composed of tuth
bad iron, that it is impossible to
make them answer any purpott, he
therefore declines mending them,
as he considers thzt to do so, is 00
better than picking mm's pockct
and consequently refuses to under
take such work.
I. T. -Cusliing.
Fayetteville, March 29. 7tf
N. II. Two apprentices from the
age of J5 to 17, ire rrrr mttth
wanted to the Blacksmiths Wmcss
colored toys would be prrfe red.
I. T. C.
, BowclPs
AOllTJI.CJllOUXA
A L MANAC it,
For 1816.
For Sale at this OHce.