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TUB OH?EUVEK,
UnsntD WitfKJOHHACMI,.
RHEUMATICS
AM)
iiiflamations i ured.
IT IS A FACT,
11
1
lid
cm 1 e ti-'jo-( 'i.ilai.
1 Ithi uuiaUc I' his
.
VUlvu; ..
iv, initigtea, m a tow- miosis,
: h- use of Dr. Pikurf. K- ha
z'i.lnti Rheumatic Saive
n vjlu;it,c f'- its J1.v
v ;iut surpass! in the cuie
.uisi'S.Spratns. Burns St aids bro.
', H-eats sore Nipples md other
v: hi d it II imin.ii ions. A more v:i-
u.:,ivl.!aMitfvcr be'!i 'tlt'icl li
i bxes. at ml'' doiiar. wi'li
riutt-d tiirerfion and cerifi-ie
f its uti.ity ii uf2;T w n a?
3 Mi be furnis '.ed t tun:nissj'u
cnii lJ2 p-i rch ied .talb-rul de
letion. At r.ariot'ii. t r the Southern
A IV v hoxs of this ;uv!u:dd
f r sal ;if ' h --tot t i!i
o p vrK.
Ami' 17. J23 -6m.
Stale of North Carolina,
Anson i untt.
C )u-t oi t ieu .mi; 'lii.irter Sessions.
. i i : erm, 1823.
a r.'i-i Knox r.. Joiv; li' gers Un.iuul
A.'.tc mem levied ;u .iaiid lying o:
Mill .reek, bounded oy Vincejit Par
sj.is a:il otliers.
1
r ;;p(je -i jn,; fo satisfaction of
i, Cq'ji, fli.tl h lefe dent,
'.hi Rogers, i no' an i'diabitant
t this -ita'e Tirorefore ordered,
"u: p t 1 1 c a'iim be m-ule in the
irji;na Oj-erver md Favetteviile
jd.et'e, tor t;ree .Mon?hs, t hat the
eiefdant co:t e forward on or be
jretiic nest IVr-n ot mis Court,
o be hld at 'the Court liiuse in
IWadcsborouy-h. on t e .-cond Mon-
my 'n July nex1, 'o replevy and
lead, otherwiDe Judjrement final
pill So entei'ed ain' hun
WILLI M DiSVlUKES Clk.
16'h, April1823 47
State of North-Carolina,
MOORE COUNTY,
.Court of Picas and Quarter Sessions.
February I erm, 1823.
RoderickMcduley J , . , .
-J I I Mnmo I A
Wifiam Sioon. tachment,
L-Aied on 22:" Arrpq of TanrL on
waters of Drowning Creek,
near or adjoining Angus Camp
bell's Lands. S-.
H 'HIS Suit is published that the
f Defendant ;nav have notice
hereof, so that he m.iv appear and
defend if he thinks proper.
CORN. DO WD. Clk.
42:3 m.
Ilarnum Beach & Co.
"AV JUST RECEIVED,
15 Packages
SADIES' & GENTLE M ENS'
uvvr & snots.
Xde particularly for Retailing.
ALSO,
14 Ooz. Hlk. Culoured
oceo
10 Hoz. Hair Seives
10 Boxes Cotton Cards,
vlchare offered at Wholesale
Ca,, ,0WCr than u&ual1 tbr
us Al1 ebts contracted with
jp;a'ler lh,s oiice, will be consi
erpcl ,' mtarest after 30 ys.
JJ 37tr
TB WAGRHS FThV
Ai- ,. " utKWND CI.17..TT,
'F CltVIDnn. .
' e 1 efnioc-,i . '
II-
U4P v 10 meet t the Court
, ,n F ajetfevii! e, on thefi.,t
light. Une a early candle
Ypfhe President
JH AUt thews. Sec1
v.
1) 4 V1D ANBIilRSON, Jr.
. ? v 1 r . w m 11 iii mmm m mm im mmm mm warn i m
: JVIarble C utter,
-IIVVIJG purchased the Stork
of' V; Swectlat d attd taker, the stand
la ly occupied 'y liim, wii supply
thtrse who Want with
Monuments, Tomb tables
Head-stones,
And any other article in the line
which may be wanted. Also. Bwil :
in Stone of very dfiscriptioii of
the best Free Stone &. of the count ry
stone. TiiewotkTrillbedoiie in the
best manner ;nd oi,iimlt ate terms.
Hay Street Fayetteville, N- C.
N ew ilstublishuient.
THE SUBSCRIBER
HAVING ESTABLISHED THE
Coppersmith's Business,
in all is various branch0, awl hav
ing th best of Workmen employ
ed, will keep monaotly onha'id a
his Shop on Haytet, near the
Brick Row,
STILLS
Of Various Sizes
and StiUs will be paired at the
shortest notice, at my Factory as
above
Cash wi'l be given for old
Copper and Pewter.
John VS. Dobbin.
March 4. 1823 -4m.
MADE $ MEiNDKD
In the best manner, and at the:
shortest notice, two doors West of
Mrs. Perry " on Old treet, to
which place the subscriber has re
moved his Copper-Smith Shop.
Ypplication made at the store of
Maj. Ayer, or at the Post Office
will be attended f n.
JQHV MACRAE.
Saddle Horse for sale.
handsome chesuut
sorrel Hovsjt fwitti Sad-
Jle a nf1 B-idle if requir
ed), seven years Jd, and
ab' Ui fifteen hands hih ; is warrant
et fti-u-.d, and only sold because, the
owtn.r is about 'eaving thU state.
App y to Mr. Gerrgc tVi'Neill, rat
the B 01k U. States, to Jp
David Walken
April 17. 46:tf
1 1 1
State of North Carolina,
Cumberland County-
uanl, 1823.
i'RDEREl), That ill fu re the
O-Ui-.t will pay no Witness
s.r.i.-jLLi
TSf V 'A .
Tickets in State cascb. issuedfrm
the Superior or County t. oun,ne
the Clerk. of dd CouitshB certify
upon such Ticktts th jt the county
is property thurgcable with the
same'-' '
Front the Minutes.
JuHN AHMblONG Ck
March 12 41 Sm
MANSION
r TTE FTLLE. JfORTti-CJIR OLWJL
rTHE Subscriber hailing leaded this Ks aidisbmeot, lately ir. the vcrupaii
.H. cy of Cap t. Talier, is now in readiiess to SccomptiodaV Tfveile s and
Boarders. He tenders his wannest thanks to the public nd the citizens of
F yetteville, for the fornier'patronage and (rierfdly nipport which be has re
ceived, and in solicit in a continuance of these favors, assure them, tfia't ev
ery : xertionjinll be made, ard due attention bestowed m onfer to rbe c in
forr and pleasure of travellers and hoarders! HisJRooms are nuiiirousJ
being ! ew, clean and large, are well adapted fur 'comfort and iVaHh, oprn
ing tipo i a garden whivh piesents a fiiw prospect; superadded, are thecom
f 'i ts of ease and retm nient, which may be enjoyed in spacious Parlours by
travelling: families. This Mtuation, standing on one of the, most elevate. 4
streets, is healthy ; attended with the advantage and convenience arising
Irani the important and extensive busi t ess transacted on that street, which
will make it the interest of Country .Merchants' and Planters to call it is
constancy supplied by means . aqueducts, with pure water, issuing from
one of the best fountains in the state. - His B R will be conantly supplied
with the best and choicest Liquors, his Table with the best the country and
market affords ; his stables shall he attended by fHhhfuVsteady and honest
Ostlers Other advantages are attendant upon this Establishment, rarely
to oe excelled in any other Public House
THE llTSiUA HOTEL, .
Is the only Stage Office for the following Stages :
Tiie Line for Washington City7 arrives every Morning at one o'clock
A. M. and departs at haJf past 7.
C7 'The Accommodation Stage for Norfolk, leaves the Mansion Hotel
every Monday and Friday morning, at 4 A. AL and jreturns on Sunday and
Thursday evenings, at half past 7
The Wilmington Stage arrives and departs on the same dcys and
houis as the ugusta Siage.
SClf The Augusta Stnge arrives at 8 o'clock. F. M. on Tuesday, Thurs
day p. rid Satimlay. and departs on Mohday, Wednesday aud Friday at a
bout 5 o'clock, A. M. "
DILLON JORDAN.
The Editors of the Charleston Courier and4Augusta Advt.rther, are rt
quested to insert the ib've advertisement one month and forwai d their bills
lor payment
Fayetteville, May 22, 1823. 5Ltf.
FLii iMK MOTEL.
H T ikg .nt- new, three st ry Brick House, built by Col. J. Clark,
on the rising giouudot lLy street, a lirtlc ubovt ihr Mansi- n Hott !,
calculated for all use oi Lint n.ioment, nqw the pnmei ty oi Mr. Wm.
L. Au Neill, ha be. 11 latc sy tkr by the subscribe r ana wilJ be open f.
ihe recep.io; 1 cdmp.-mv oi? the 25iii of May next. Ld:es ani Genth -
nu n ' ravelhntr, a su otluu s, arc ieape
'..nds in t'.v tn beaflh) part of th mwn. with delightful water brough
by Hie aqueouct lton one of he fines touo.rym m the countiy Tik
room 4.1 e lrve and any. wiu- fire. places in almost dl the lodging rooms.
ine Beds ttiiii Mattrasscs rt ot the- ihsc qu.iit, ?nd will b-. kept in tin
neatest manner, with go-d, I dihlul servants equal, if not superior to any
in he sta e ; and very Ucntion will be paid to rentier thtJr&tay agreeable,
by their Obt. suivt. ' , t
P. T. Taber.
T7" I-j addition to the above accommodation, a BATHING ROOM
will be prc put e'i for Hot 01 Cold Bathing
The Mansion Hotel
Will be kept open . s usual, ijl thfe Oih M;.y next, when a removal to
the dove metnioneri new house will take place.
Goo : htat hng; Proven Jer &r. for hirsts. 4 .: '
N. B. The Accommodation Mage. for Norfolk leaves the Mansion Hotel
pn jVoiifjyy ai d Fn. ay tnnrnmgs ;-t 4 'clock i ticV returns on Suday and
fhursday tv nings. tu halt pas 7. The Charleston Mail Stagtleaes every
tlu rd:iy at 4 a. m-and u turns
which p ace the sta;c bocks art kepi
i-' v.r, . ;,n: 7. 1S23.
Of Mortgaged Premises.
1
N obediein e to a Decree of the
Court ol Equity of the Com ty of
Cumberland,' made pnhg lerm,
1823, 111 a certain cause, in said court
pending, wherein Jame R. Ki"ff an(:
anothet nrecoii ptainants, and Abne
F. Boweil is defetniaiu, Isliail expose
to sa e and ell by PuohA action, ut
the Court loue in Faytttevdle, at
H t 'clock, A. Yi.ot Monday the 7th
July nexscertaiuLotson Ha street,
Fay tteville, 00 the south side ihere
of neat the Town Houe, the Tene
ments thereon mw 'occupied as shops
bi stort s oy Messrs. G. W- M'D. nald,
Joseph A rev, Charles Clurk and iNe
viu M;Ltxruu
The Lot will be divided into tw. or
moe piecf or pare-, plan whereof
will shortly "bt- lodges at the store of
Mr. Ncvm M'Leran. for t e ihsj ec
tion of iutennng purchasers. Titles
will be mude to the purchasers by
the Cierkand Master and by Abner
F. iiowejl, ami possession will b gi
ven on ihe terms of sale being pre
viously co;i phod with.
Tzrmi of Sale, Six and twelve
months credit, purchasers' giving
ond with approved security, and
mortgage .of the premies to the Clerk
and Master, and his suceessois in of
ficC JOHN HOGG, C. & M E.
CLERK & MAM ER OFFICE,
Cumberland County, Sc. 6th May, 1822.
49-idoS
FOK b ALK aTTHISOFFJCE
m th' state.
Villon Jordan.
tfuUv mvitedto call and see. Ii
tne mtermeoiaie uays at o a m. ; at
py r 1 . i .
45 1 1'
State of Morth Carolina,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Court ot Pie s and Quant r Sessions,
Marot Term, 1823.
Duncan Smiti ) Original At-
vs.
Robert Raifod. ) tachmjsnt,
Levi d on a ut-jro man nameu JailL
and ou n- hundred ar.d twenty-two
acres cf La id on Cross Creek, joining
John BlacksAlso, eiffbty acres 011
vr ivrar lh head of the Wjdker
Urarvcl), subject to former levies.
i
T appt anng to the satisfaction of
thi Court, that the defendant
Robert Railed, has reuiovcd him
self out of the State, so that the W
dinaty process of law. cannot be
served on him The re fore, ordered
by the Court, thatthre budgment
ot conaemnaaon on. tne properry
ieied on, subjet t to the plalotifps
fi.ial 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 to be
neld at the Court H use in Fayette
vide, on the first Monday in June
next, then and there to replevy and
p:ead, otherwise Judgment will be
made final against him.
. Test " '. '
JOHN ARMSTRONG, Glk.
Mlrch 10. 1823.
i.:.
.41 , 3m
NOTICE.
the Stockholders of the Cape-Fear
tiTintuuii yuiupany win oe noiaen
iu the Town of FavrtAvUi0
day" the secd day of June next.
ROBT. STRANGE, Prcs't. J
1138,182. 4VjSit, 1
1 he Annual Meeting off Gaelic Jk
State ofJfoili Caiplipa,
ANSON COUNTY.
Court of PUa & Quirt erXemvn,
APRIL TERM- 1823.
Samuel Knox 'v&j 4wr.11 liogtrs. --Original
Attachment, levied 6rV IVact of: Land
lying on Millcrfek, jolninfVincent Par
sons, t3iHstophe)r-McRae & others con
taining 1396 Acres. ', .
T -ppeariiigto the SHtisfaction of
i he C ourt, that the tie fe'r. ant John
Rogers, is not ah inhabitant of this
tate, it js tlieffcfort ordered by the
i u t," that there be Judgment of
Ccmotrmnation on rthe. property le
vied o: subject to the pldintifPh final t
ju'tgrnrnt when obtained ; and that
publication be rade in the Carolina
Observer and Fr yetteville Gc Zette,
for three months. that the deftn iant
come forward on or before the next
session of this Court, to be hr id at
the Court-house iv Wadesborongh,
on the second Monday in Joiy liext,
then and hrre ,to replevy and plead)
otherwise judgment will be m:de fi
nal against him. V
W. DISMUKF.S. ak.
49:3m.
Clarendon Bridge.
rglHE Stockholders of this Bridge
JL would inform the public that
great alterations in the floors and o
ther parts of it hve been n;ade, and
are making so as to render it perfect
ly saf , even sn the darkest nights, to
cross it without tights, there being a
timber on eacjliiide to keep the
wheels oC-cairLvges in their proper
place, ond whifli-will also keep the
highest ioadsfjfO i u catching against
the timbers olraces of the Bridge.
Reports jYirtg'been circulated pre
judicial to this Bridge, from inter
ested and improper motives, it be-
comes necessary to slate to the pub
!c, that such reports aie without a
iy euod foundation . whatever, that
ore thahthlee years use expo
sure to severe -gales fits lies and, at
iffe cent 'times uncommou weights
ujxjn it, testify most" conclusively .
hat its stability and safety are equal
o that of any wooren Bridge in the
united States, and the very be st,at
tention shall constantly be paid t
keep it so, f . .
The Toll Keeper will make yearly
contracts with any and all persons
wishing it at a very low rate.
The distance from Raleigh to F'iy
etteviile, on the east side of the river,
and over this Bridge, is but three and
fliree quarter miles more than by
M'Nedi's Ferry, as ascertained iy a
late surveyof 4he rokd t and it is
presumed that the Bridge and the ad
vantages of a more firm and less san
dy soil will be greatlyin favor of -this
road. No light or fire.in any manner,
is permitted, in any case, or undef
anv pretence whatever, to be carried
upon the Bridge, under a penalty of
twenty dollars.
Ithiel Town,
"Su peri iuendant.
May 8, 1823. 49:4 w
For bale,
THAT Valuable & com
modious "
House and Lot
On Maiden Lane, iu the Town of
Fayetteville, formerly the proper
ty of Abner F Howell, and now
in the occupancy , of 'Charles JB.
Jones, Esq.- Also, PEW No. 21,
on the ground floor of St, John's
Church and PEW No. 30on the
ground floor of the Presbyterian
Church in Fayetteville.
"4 John Armstrong.
Jan.fi 4, 1823. , 33 tf
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.
THAT Dwclliuff House, and
Lot containing three acres, or
thereby, situated on the snath side
of Person street, nearly half Way
to Campbleton. and formerly the
property of Robert Raifor d, Esq.
is now lor sale. For terms apply
to LARK1N NEW BY,
, or
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
9i1i Jnn. 823. 32 tf
The Bible Society
H AVE on hand, a quantity of
German jBibles.
For hale at very moderate pncei,or
ior gratuitous distribution to such as
cannoCafiurd to buy. . . , ,
JOHN MACRAE,
JLbrrian.
March 21, 183$. 4 M
jnrrr
JllAli
CO-EABITNlfiRSMlP.
m H E subscribers have formeil -.h h .
J connection in business, undei; f
the'firro of
Fitzharris j? Gallon
And jiay e taken the iVew Bricks stored
,00 Person sireet,Nrie door eastf of-?
Messrs. Williams & Co. where tV ; ,vT s
VIII CI HI
'hi
Wholesale arid BetaiLi
FOR CASH tqEPT
the poLLOwiNcrcwona-.
Extra Black; Blue and
Cloths
Snner do do
Colou redVvl'i 4
do ' dot
Extra do ' ;-do-. ,Catsimere;-4'rfvj
Blue and Mtit artraUiJ'' l-f 6?SwM
Valencia, Tulinett & Silk V estingf
White and Coloured Marseilles' da
Silk and Worsted Ladies' Plaids
Caroline . do
Tanaij As do
Bomhazettes, Assorted' ' -WMh
jn ... r .1. i? - ' i : t . t.
Red, White and Green Flannels ; C. ,
White Gauze 1 do
Blankets, assorted y
An assortment of Calicoes arid Gjt
nains t
Irisli Linens and Long Lawns
Irish Sheetings
Thread . Cambricks . I
Jackonet and Mull Muslins
Book and Cambtick do ,
Biapk Sarsnet3 and iSinc- ews ; A
Jtrcii utt uu j s i "
Green, White & PinfcFlorence Silfcir
Black Figured? Grbsvenol; clo f
Black Figured Denaples Vdof
Stripe Silks, a'ssoit d c -" ' -Black
Canton and Band anna Hd kHu-
Company .Silk do ndot 'I
Black and White SUk Lace Veils "f:
Elegant worked do-- da -Cm
Muli Mull and Leno ; db ' .
AI uslin apd Thread Lace insertion a ; ) i ,
Silk and Cotton-Laces' -' : CMU.
lllack, Marareeu, Blue andlactSft
1 Kushih ! - ''v;.),
do : do ' 'do:, do"GnrTp5'-
Silk and Tabby Velvets, assorted -tm 'i $ j-
lours . ' '
Crape Robes
Blck, Blue, Green and While Italia
' Crapes-. vi-Jt. '
Nankeen Crapefassorted
'...i
Ltfdies' and; Gentlemehs'.BIack anoV
Black Velvet Ribboi assorted No& - ! '
fancy ItibbonsyassOTle yf
Green -aurefe''4ti.. ': h'r rM(A:lf-i
i; wv nitO;diic;Jlofte ;r Y&.f'ik?i'f
do
coloured Worsted do
do do Whitercol-f
ton
do
aii. ussorimcni 01, LamDa4 wool -tuq
Ladies and Gentlenierjs' f Black'aud
White Silk Gloves v - 2:
,do Fleeced Kid, Black & White do "
uo DiacK ana coloured weaver do
Gentlemens' Beaver & Buckskin iio '
do Silk, Wor&ted. Lamhswoul iitid '
cotton Half Hpse
-if . .. t .
Tortoise Shell and ; Ivory Combs
J et Waist Buckles- and man v other
Articles, whichtbgetlier with thcWj4f
expected -firom New;fckioftW feJ
days, wilt mak their attprtiifc'n
Groceries.
1 f. v
Madeira Sherry Tenerifie, Malaga
'. - ana ron Winn . v . .... yt;
Jamaica RhmTand FrenchT Brandy
Lump aud Loaf- Sugars ' f : 2-Gun-Powder.
Ioinrtxl nnd nnM S; ?
1
; .Teas - ... . ' ''hyt
Chocolate and .Green Coffees if 4
Soft Shell Almonds and Muscateti
l Ruisons - " -
Pepper, Spice and R;ce Ghger fj-Tf .
London MustaJJfhtinegs bC.QaUiSifiI:
rF Powrd Shot, assorted, &c;;5fe
dttjlrWnitieinore M'tfofc. Cotton aiid 1 A ? i
Wool Cards r&a wl
4 VARI
HariVware and iJutlCTi,
Wrought and Cut hails, assorted. 5
Sweede's Iron, assorted sixes; t "
Fitzhan-is,'
K--. Alexander Gallop. fv ?.
Fayetteville, N: C Jan. I, 182-3Jtf
i) ill ou Jordan
BEGS leave ta inform the Citi
zeus of Fayetteviliti, aiidh
pttdiic, that he has received the, iH fx
pointmen t of Auctiot eei , and haa r
taken the snireaud waj bouses la ;
ly occupied by James McKay, ilg
on Green street He w hi feel WatC-
lul tor a snare or puoix. p POia
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