v X . -IT-A JkJCi. JL iL JUd il 11 JLd JELd A. itld JL JL JEj .: . ' - . .ryfrfmr-&
Yotae VI.)
Selling Off at Cost,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
CAa, Glass, & EartVi-
jBELONCiING to the subscriber,
CONSISTING OF
. . ni m i
Cut and rJam uiass iiimuters
Vine and Jelly Glasses
Decanters, Quarts and Pints
Pitchers, Plates, Dishes, Salt Stands
China Teapots. bugarUishes, Urcam
Pots, Bowls, Tea and Coffee
Cups and Saucers, &c. &c.
With a Very Complete Assortment
of
Earthen Ware,
Suitable for town and country trade.
Any person wishing to engage in
the above business, iray meet with a
Bargain, by purchasing the whole
IStock.
Country .'Nfercliants wisniog to
ll . I ......II -ll ..) s .
amine the Goods.
Packi:;g warranted to go safe. I
W m. lams.
N. B. All those who are indebted
to the subscriber, are requested to
co;ne forward and settle their ac
counts.
Much
41 3m
Eaii Way, at Carapbeltoti.
WILL be sold at Public Auction,
on Thursday, the 24th day
of April next, r.t 3 o'clock P. M. at
the Town House,
The Lot S) Warehouse,
together with all the improvements
for the contemplated Rail Way at
tached thereto, situated south of the
Bridge at Campbelton, being the pro
perty of the late Abrm. StevenSjdec.
ALSO, '
Pew No. 1 1 in the Pres-
bvterinH Church, belonging as above.
' Six nnd twelve months credit will
be qiven, and approved -security re
quired. J. BIRDS ALL, Ex'r.
March 13. 41 tdos
Ellis' Mills.
HE well known Saw and Grist
Mills belonging to the sub
sorioc r,
having
undergone u tho-
run r -I "
. V . I
epuir, are u:nu in compiuii:
operation. I he access to these
llifis is ea? : and the Proprietor
begs leave to inform tbe public, that
he will shortly have dn hand a very
extensive variety of the best Lum
ber, which will be sold on as -favorable
terms as can be obtained in any
part of the county, lie would also
Mate, that such graiir iis is herealtei
brought to!;is Mills, shall be ground
rid dressed m the best manner :
and on account or the pressure of
e times, the due shall be charged
only one twelfth instead of one
tenth, as heretofore.
JOHN ELLIS.
Ellis' Mills, March 19, 1823.
Run Away
T71R0M the subscriber, on the
JL night of
the 1 6th h)M. a niu-
latto
wo snaii
iiame.il Sylvia, about
fiv
feet live or six inches hijrh.
thick lips, rather slow of speech,
and fin- voice, aged about thirty
years had on a hlcc stiiptd home
fcjjun frock. Also, her son about
nine or ten years old named Henry,
a very light Mulatto, with grey eyes,
and remnk.ihie white teeth had
on a dark homespun woollen coat,
balck and white striped pantaloons
and good shoes.
A generous reward will be given
ami all reasonable expenses paidfc
to any person who will ueliver them
to me or secure them in Jail so that
1 get them again.
JOHN PUGSLEY.
ir:-r creel., Jefl'trion county, Georgia,
-'urcn 17
1 e haps she may have been.
Jen cit by some villain or villains
:i so, One Hundred Dollars will
e siveri to
appreiienu and secure
them (with the negroes) so that
Jhey may be brought to justice
;?lva -vii! no doubt make for New
rn, North Carolina, from which
tl
l ' 'C She Was lirnulif in 1 Stl. iw a
!
' isryar.r who kept a publ je house
i ,
... u, AewLsrn. J. if
n ee bom Ploughs,
r il S LE BY
r it:irt, nirdsall' Co.
- larch C jt
New Establishment.
THE SUBSCRIBER
HAVING ESTABLISHED THE
Coppersmith's Business,
in all its various branchs and hav
ing the best of Workmen employ
ed, will keep constantly on hand at
his Shop on Hay-streef, near the
Brick Row,
STTLL.S
Of Various Sizes,
and Stills will be repaired at the
shortest notice, at my Factory as
abovc
Cash wi'l be gven for old
Copper and Pewter.
John M. Dohhin.
March 24, 1823. 43-4m.
Healthy Situations.
The subsi i iber . has for sale, on
reasonable trm, several ef i
gtble building Lots high, healthy
and eonvenient to never failing
Springs of excellent water nearer
the business part of the town than
any vacant Lots possessing such
important advantages A pint may
be seen by applying at Dr H Ro
binson's Shop.
The. Lots may be laid off of any
size to suit purchasers, from one to
ten acres Lumber will be furnish
ed for improvement' upon better
termsthan car; be obtained in the
vicimly BENJ. ROBINSON
Fayetteville, March 27. 43 3t
State of Nortli C arolina,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, ltt2.-.
Thomas McKay ") .
J Original At
vs.
Duncan Smith. J
Levied in the hands oi John McNeill, esq.
and summoned hin as Garnishee.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of
this Court, that the (kfendant,
Durjcan Smith, has removed him
self ut of tbe State, so that the or
dinal y process of Law cannot be
served upon him Therefore, or
dered by the Court,- that there be
judgment of condemnation on the
monies in the hands of the Garnish
ee, subject to the plaintiff's final
iudgment when obtained and that
publication be made in the Carolina
ObserverVand t ayetteville Gazette,
for three months, that the defendant
come forward, on o before toe next
session of this Court, to ie heldat.
the Court House in Fayetteviiie, on
the first Monday n June njxt, then
ancf there to replevy and plead, oth
erwise Judgment will be made final
against him. Test,
JOHN AKMoTONG, Clk.
March 10, iS&S..' , 41 3m
State of North Carolina,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Court of I'leaai Jrd Qmrter Sessions
aarch Term, 1 823.
Charles B. Jones
Original At-
vs.
Charles Thompson -TACiment,
Levied in tJie hands of Fra cis King and
suramonea Dim, as uainishee.
fT appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the defendant,
Charles Thompson, has removed
himself oul of the State, so- that the
ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him Therefore, or
dered by the Court, that there be
judgdent of condemnation on the
monies in the hands of the Garnish
ee subject to the plaintiff's final
Judgment when obtained and that
publication be made in the Carolina
Observer ad Fayettevillc Gazette,
for three months, that defendant
come forward, on or before the next
session of this Court, to he held at
the Court House in Fayetteville, on
the first Monday in June next, then
and there to replevy and plead, oth
erwise Ju!gmeni will be made final
acrainst him. T st. "
JOHN ARMS i UONG, Clk.
March 10, 1823. 40 3m
"v?- - : LETTERS
Remaining in the Post-Office, Fayetteville, (N. C.)
I April 1st, 1828.
' . -, "A
Walter Avery
Mr. A B.
Isham Allen
Lewis Avery
Mrs. IMiscia Allen, 2
Ira Ames
Joseph .Austin
B
MichaelyBurnham, 2
Duncar Black
Laughlan Bethune
Joseph Buie
Duncan Blue
Mrs. AnnA.. Bay aid
John Birklow
Jamefj Begrcrs
Nathaniel Bonn
McKenzy Banks
Mai y Brown
Susan L. Bvrn
C
John J. Clark, 2
Duncan Cnlquehoun
Robert Carvt-r
John H ir
Mr. Hill
Zebu Ion L.
MrsAnn Iugraham
Daniel M. Johnson
Ebenezer S. Jones
Robert Johnson, sen.
Thorn -s Jones
G'orere Jones
Isaac Jessup
Anion JaVman
Mr- Johnson
Neill Johnson
K
James Kennedy
Mrs. Barbara King
Joeph King
JreiniAh Kelly
Daniel Kyle
L
John Lumsden
Sumner Leonard
John Larkin
Buckly Lanier
Mrs. Flora R. Camnbell Edwin Latimer
Andrew Clark Amnion Langdoh
Alfred Chives Thomas O. Larkin
Anthony Cobb
Toney Cant M
Miss Mary Ann ChapmanFrederic Moore
ENorman'- Cameron
P-ter Conley
Benj. Chapman
flurry Caiver
David Cain
D
Dlitha Danghtry
Mrs Ann Uew
John W. Downing
Janes Denton
E
Henry Elliott
Charles Elems
Noah Edwards
S Van. Ren Eggleston
Moses Edwards. 2
Seth Emmons
Jesse Eddv, 3
F
James Fulton,2
Thomas Fisher
G
Hiram Galpin
Harvfy Goodrich
William G' ice
H
Philemon Hodges, 2
James Had lev
Jonas H. H. Holland
Thorn ts Medley
Duncan MuMr e
Roderick Morrison
Geo. W. Morris
W. B. Moss
Jess Marin, 2
Daniel Murdoch
John Munroe
Mc
John McNish
Nicholas Mrlntyre
John McDaniel
Miss Effy McLean
HMgh McEarhe'-n
Hector McKenzie
Malcom McKar
Hector McAllister
John McDonald
Malcom cNeill
John McMillan, Esq.
Neill McNeill 2
Peter Mcintosh
Catharine McMillan
Catharine MrQuaig
Kenneth McKenzie
Groceries, $-c.
THE Subscriber has on hand
a Large a ud General Assor raent
of
Swede and Russia Iron,
And intends keeping a constant
supply of that article.
ALSO,
Prime Green Coffee,
Muscovado Sugar,
Turks Island ait,
A few Hhds. old Jamaica
Hum, fjc. &)C.
All of which may be had on the
lowest terms, for cash, or approv
ed notes at Bank, at 60 days
purchasers may be accommodated
in quantity, and will find it to
their advantage to call and judge
for themselves.
E. Stedman.
Fayetteville, 15th Janf 1823.
(fj6 The Subscriber in
tending to quit this State in the
Spring, requests those who are in
debted to him to make payment,
and those who have demands a-gaiBSt-bim
to present them.
A. SWEETLAND. -Fayetteville
Jan 23. 1 853. 34tf.
State of North Carolina,
Cumberland County. .
5 March Term 1823.
ThRDERED. That the election of
H-r Coroner, ajrid laying a County
Tax for 1823 be postponed until the
Saturday of the next Probate Court,
o be held on the first Friday after
the fist Monday -in April neKt at
the Court House in Jb ayttteville
a. Majority of the Acting Jutices
being necess; ry, a punctual attend
ance is requested.
JOHN ARMSTRQNG Clk.
March 13 1823. 41 5w.
Malcom McAIpia
Archibald McKay
Daniel McCormick
Miss Nelly MacRae
Michael MacRae
Duncan McLean
McRae & Shepherd
Neill McKetheu, 3
N
Alex. Nesom
Jaibes Newberry, 2
Robert Norman
O
Allen O. Quia
P
Skinken Plummer
Joiin Petyfrd
Samuel Pearce
Joel Prince, 2
R
David Ruth
J. din Rny
Daniel K.v Rhodes
Hardy Royals
Miss Sarah J. Robinson
Win Ru-sell, Jun. 2
F. Randall
Stephen Royal
Archibald Ray
S
Morris Smith
Miss Elizabeth Murphy David Smith
Miss Mary Morris " David D. Salmon, 2
John M rchison, Mercht.Joseph B. Spencor, 2
John Sryman
William S. Smith
Capt. Joseph Sunpkins
Daniel Stewart
Daniel Sinclair
William Sagathy, 2
Ja nes Stevens
John Spore
Daniel Smith
T
Nargaret Taylor
Joseph Thompson
Terry, R- binson & Co.
Phimhas Turner
W
Robert Whitehead
Ira Warner
Nathan Williamson, 2
John Wallace
Wm Woodruff
Stephen Walker
L F. Williams
Joshua Wvnn
Stephen Wood, 2
Elijah Windham
W Warden, 6
John iaclVae, P. M,
GREEN STREET,
JIT THE OLD STAND,
A few doors north of the Market S.quare.
HARRISON, in addition
to bis former Stock, has
tbi day received from rfew-York,
a new supply of
in his line, and expects to keep al-
u ays oi hand, a full assortment of
all articles in the Saddle and Har
ness Makiner. Business, so that
Country Saddle and others may
rely on being satisfactorily sup
plied and on very favourable
terms. He has also received some
articles in the line of Coach Mak-
incrl such as Plated Bauds. Han-
dies, Moulding, Joints, Knobs
Lace, &- . &c. ; and keeps con
tantly of his own manufacturing,
Saddles, Bridles, Harness,
Velices,
with every other article in the
line. : '
; February 201822. 38:tf.
NOTICE.
T
1HE Subsciiber is a free col or
ed man. anu son.e person
,t few Uays past stole nis Pocket
Bonk, containing bis papers of free
doin, signed by Jbftp Taylor Clerk
of the court of .Orange county
should any colored jersott attempt
to pass under theiaid papers, the
public are hekeby cautioned and
warned to have them immediately
arrested as impostors.
Mackiiu Kevefe,
, March, 22. 43-5t
Blanks of Various Kinds.
For bale at this Office. : ?
For Sale,
THAT Valuable & com-
ious ' - -V: : r-'
House ahttlibt
On Maiden Lanet in the Town of
Fayetteville, formerly the prbper
ty,of Abner . Bowell, and now
jn the occupancy of Charles- B,
Jones, Esq.-Also, PEW No. 21,
on the ground floor of St. John's
Church, and PEW No 30, on the
ground floor of the Presbyterian
Church in Fayetteville.
John Armstrong.
Jan. 14, 1823. ' ' 33 tf
STILLS
MADE & MEN DEO
In the- best manner, anti at the
shortest notice, two doofs yt est of
Mrs. Perry s, on Old street, to
which place the subscriber has re
moved his Copper-Smith Shop.
Applications made at the store of
Maj. Ayer, or at the Post Office,
a
will be attended to.
JOHN MACRAE.
March 20. 1853. 42 tf
The Bible Society
HAVE on hand, a quantity of
Gaelic &$ German Bibles,
vov sale at very moderate prices, or
for arauitous distribution to such as
annot afford to buy.
JOHN MACRAE,
Librarian
March 21, 1823. 42 tf
Barnuro Beach & Co.
. HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
' ' .
15 Packages
LADIES & GENTLEMENS'
BOOTS $ SHOES.
Made pavticulaHy for Retailing.
ALSO,
14 Doz. Blk5 Coloured
Morocco
10 Boz. fi air Seives
10 Boxes Cotton Cards,
Which are offered at Wholesale
and Retail, lower than usual, for
Cash.
All debts contracted with
us, alter thjs notice, will be consi
dered on interest after 30 days.
Feb: 13, 1823: 37tf
State of North Carolina,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Court oi Fleas and QuartjrStssions,
MiicU Term, 1823
uuncan mitn j omMit. At
4
VS.
w vuvjmu j m
Robert Raiord,
TACaMKNT,
Levied on a. uegro man named Jacob,
and on one hundred: and;, twenty-two
acres of Land on Cross Cretlt, Joining
John Black Also, eighty, kcrtiT on
or near the head of the Wlker
... Brancli, subject io foype;teyiit& .
ITappearing to the satisfaction of
thi Court, i hat theAlefendanti
Robert Rui ford, has reraovedlihii
self out of the State, so that ?lhe r
dinary process of law , cannot be
served on him-Therefore, ordered
by the Court, that r.h re.be judgment
of - condemnation oa the property j
levied on, subject to the plaintiffs
fiual judgment when obtained and
that publication be made in the Ca
rolina Observer and Fayetteville
Gazette, for three months, that de
fendant come forward, 'on or before
the next session of this court, id be
neld at the Court House in Payetle
ville, on the first Monday in June
next, then and there-to replevy :anfl
plead, otherwise Judgment will be'
made final-against him. . "
.- Test . -.:
JOHN ARMSTRONG, Clk.
MarcH 10. 1823. ' ' . ' 41 3m
TO BE. LKT, .
- THE fcAs 1' AVlNG OF - fllK'-' "
MiVNSION HOTEL,
- VVeit caicu latcd for a Store.'
j Apply
to 1. T. TABER.
Miss BingTaam'sScuisol
ISS Bihghanx is thankful foH
- the liberal y enedo raiment:
which he has received . since she"! i v'
has been k eepinsr a, n rivate school;
She informs, her Friepds vand" ihV
Public in eeneral, that , she contin4
ues 10 receive scnoiars ana instructs
them in the f ol lo w i ng bran cfaiesV: viz .
Read i nc. ; Wr itihar, AritlVmeti cl V
grammar, ,,Geraphyi;Jwidigthe;&
xife of the Mapsaml GlbbVsiftiitoirvljH
phy,Antronomy,Boliny,Chitfy
Drawing, Painting'; c Needlework 'J
Her qualifications as a,Teachec f:i'
being well kiown : havinTautjv
six years ilthis font (besides '-a"f
long time at the North)herta
remitted attentions aswHllto?he
youngest, ai the oldest pu pils, make ; (Ji?,
her confident that their iniproveiSrMV
nient wjll be eq;al to the expecia - f f v
tions of the scholar's 'friends ; --H?i tiX
XHer Terms continue to lx the
Same as formerly, viz. from.three;td
7. dollarsper qnarter,with the ad.
dition of a small tax of 25 Cents
for Fire Wood, Waterj &c, ' : ,1,
Fayetteville. April. 1823.
State of North Carolina,! v
CuMBEBLAnCpCNTyrU H
MafjtL Term-1823.
ORDERED, That in future this
Court willpay np -Witness
Tickets in State caseb issued from ,
the Superior or County CouTUunlrs.8
the Clerk of said Couit shall cert ify
upon such Tickets, that the county
is ' properly chargeable ;with the
same- -M"r-'"'-
From the Minutes 1 v 1
Jt )HN AHMSTONG ; Clk
March 12 4 V Sn.
State of North-Carolina,
MOORE COUNTY; ;r
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session
February Term; J 823,7 v r ;
RoderickJuley )
William Sfioon.
ftachmenf,
Levied'on 225 Acres of L.and,ort
- the wafers f Drowning-. Creekjv"
near -or adjoining Angus Camp
bell's Lands. ? 5 vr-.'i f VS?.
rlHlS Suit is publislied that-tha
-it Defendant, maw have notice
thereof, so v that he maV. appearAnd
ueiena li nexuinKs pn pei.
CORN. DO WD, Clk.
- 42:3m.-
State of N ort h " C arolina,
SAMPSON COUNT'. V. ' .
Court cf Pleas and QuarterSessions,
February Term, 1823'
AN Attachment was egular
Jy returnt db t his C f t -titled,
Lundyee.j Randal fih$yi'
xttimer ; Levied upon e'ei tain-Coint
and Fodder -of the; Dcfedanr "3 V
V hereupon, it was Ordered by
the Court, that publication be made
in the Fayetteville Obierver 'jfur: six.
weeks, for the Defendant to come
fo ward, and replevy land plead by
next Court-or JJuigment .will. - be
entered up against Jiim. l-v
J AMdb HOLMES, o.s.c c.
March 2Qn v " ;
40:7 v.
X
HOUE A ND LOT L
DftU flitf '
THAT Dw liing House, iind:
Lot containing- tWee?' acres, ;6r
thereby, situated on the south side
of Person street,' nearly haiWii v
to Campbleton: anti Co rraerfvf the
propeny .oi i0Dert xvaiipraj sq.
is now lor sale, r or terms ar
Or
JOHN ARMSTRONC
9ih Jan. t823. J -32 Uf
Houses to Rent;
A D weUingIpuso-
and Store, at i!ie6rncrgot"
f VbMmL Eichange square, foot o
ay-Mount; uT' - ry:.
ua new aweumg npuf
on Mumford street, tyithaj;ood gt ;
den attached to it. . f . .. .-u-? ? ;
, A comfortable Brick te-
nement on North stUetviUh a
large Lot, Stivbles,
! '''A'8tnaU,'burrotiiIbrtaV
bit house, onHrRamay street, for-'
merly occupied by ...Thorn Moorcj
Brass founder.- And -C
v Aerv. ,dcsii,able resi
dence on the Couf llouse sqaarer.
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