s K »I f-W F R K I. Y.
(VOF.. XII.]
FAVK/rrKVlLLR, \. r,.. SKPTKMimU 1, IH&2.
PHINTKD MONlrWS AND THURSDAYS
EDWARD J. HALK & SONS.
i:iIT»RS AND PROPUIETORS
'T the StMiii-VN'oekiy ('bservku $•'? 00 if paiil in
1 it' j»ii 1 .luring the y"ir
n; II S I ‘ift-.T tlte ^ ear has expired
lu- 'Vi'ckly Obskrvkr S'J »K> pvr nniiniii. If pa'ul in
viiii f: S2 •'’>0 if j.'ai«l Jiiriiiif tlie your of subsrrip-
vi . V ’ O'* nl'ev tlie yeftr hn'> t'\|.>iveJ
Al'VLRTlSKMtiNTS iii-t-rr.v! f,.r I’.tl com- per
: . ul l‘_‘liiii ' tor tiie first, >uid 30 eai-)i
■> liue pulilicmion Yearly adverti«t»mi|p|p«y spe-
'.■ii'vrt.'t-, i' rt'-. KTiiMe rale-* \d'^^i||^r- nre
( ' ! t ■- he unmbor -.'i' ni«erti..ti- iafiircd, ^r
V, ' ^ f :• till forl'i J. '.iid ficoord
Ue in-erted .
Sl'FCl • I. NOTIc K.
t'^uirareJ
Florence aud Fayetteville Kail Road.
ITNUKR (he provisious of au OrJinaiice of the COu-
vention of North Caroliiia, Rooks will be opened on
the li’dh June a( the following pluoes atid under the di-
rertiou of the following per3on>, to receive siib»crip-
tioii-J to the (’apital Stock of the “Florence & Fayette-
villo Kail Hoaii Co." Shares ()ue Ilnndred Dollarsj e-ich.
-■1/ t/if HttH Hoad Ojfice in Fayetteville.—Under the di
rection of I he Oeneral Cotntuiasioners, A A McKethau.
I* A. Ra}’, A. \V. Steel. Wni. McL McKay and Jno.
Nr Rose.
.-1/ the Hcd Syrinys. — Under ihe direction of Hector
McNeill, Win. .1. Stewart. Jas. A. Smith, Dan'l C Mc->
Npill and (’oi, Alex McMillan, or any one of them.
Floral College.—Under the direction of Dr Neill
McNair, Dr. \. I*. McLean, Archibald Smith. F.Jmuu^y|^__
Lilly and Col. Alexander Watson, or any one of them %
.4? ^itefHdale—Under the direction of Murdock Mc- T^f--
Rrtc. D. Mi'Leod, D. McCalliinj, Jas McKae, Jr , and J
U McCineen, or any one of them.
At Al/i' hi'illi I’ndcrthe Jirectiun of John Purcell,
Jnu Mi'N'iir, Sioti Alford, Dug-iUt McV'allum and Jno
MiCalluiu. or anv one of them.
The Siihacription Rooks will remain open for the!'V;
spn.-e of t)(l daya When a ^ntticienl sum is subs«cribe>l
\VK«T
Kill
.1
following rates^vill nv-»w bi> phar>?ed for Ra^sen-
1 gers on this Road,
To Little River, \ 5* cts.
To Spout Spring.
To Jotiesboro’,
To Mclver's. \ \ 25
Train leaves the Ih’pot \Miju Jays, Wedncsd.ays ani
Fri.lays, at N o'clock A ,\l \Hei nrtiing, leaves Mclver -
at I'J o’clock M \
(’\B. MALLKTT. Pres f
Aug. 2», 18t;l. \ 7)tr
BI.4\TOi\
s. i\,
( F t) M K K 1. V OK K K N T I C K \ )
Is prepared to till ord-*rs any extent iti
Kiigraviiig and Priulin^ Bank !>ioteN,
ot‘
Ei>graviug upon Steel or Stone,
l.ar^e iuunll»*sor Hank >»te am! other paper
nill lie kept.
Aug iJ, 1 lOtpd
litroii- Jiiridrtit in Xeic Orleans.—Tho IMobile
Kegister says; We are indebted to lugb authority
for the fact of the tollowint; occurrence in New
\ 4 AKI>. ^
tamp Hale, near Fort FIsber, X. C., Aug.
undersi|iMeiJ. a private in the ,\rmy of tho L'on
1 federate Slates, respectfully announces himself a Orleans, intelliqenoe ol whTcb reached the city
t cnndida.e for ’hief Clerk of the House of ('omtnons of : p^iJav, Mrs U. M> Uvain3 wHe ot the LicUt -
the next Legislature llavinr passed two \V inters in ‘ c. ^ ? ■ . .i
i-lose intimacy with former Legislative t»odies, he trusts ^>1 the fetate, passed on the Street a nUUl
that he has con-iiterrtble aci^uaintaace with the duties ot yarikee officers sittiiiir iti a doorway S3 she
of the position
‘25.
HENRV E
CtjLToN.
.41 f
The >etv Style. Small,
(OLORKD PIU»T(M;RVPHS,
A I
% i«a! I«‘r | .
.4 ^
^I'^HE ofbcprs anil members of the Blocker .Artillery
wish to express ihrou\h I he uit;,diuuj Ot your columns
their regret that the heal^ of Capt O H. Blocker hav
ing been so impaired by thX severe campaign ol Western
\'a , with which many areynmiliar, he has been ad-
witliin three miles of the Vilbige (if dostral.l** ) Tlr^^vi-ed by his Phypician to rtfeign.
dwelling hi)ti“e is largo, and the lot the most desirable-T V»’e h ive b3’ his^j!»bignaiiVn lost
in the ut* oounii v, coiif iiniue near fifty acres of bind, j >*uJ faithful olfic^ty^ \
KiO/%1. i>TATi:
•'PUL >^\ibscril'*'r would sell his hoU'it* and l«i1 iti Wa>les-
l l.-oro’, tiigether W'th about tit.K) acres of land reachihg
aud
-utcr
V-r
, -■ ■ :-nt
paid for
1 ui;r ■ i sub
... - ■ -tem w I
. .'t payment
-;Uili - 'ibserib
;ov thW late, n. u ime -f a new viber Companv will bo iirganized far the purpose of build-
I wi .'t vavinem in advaiK-e. nor will 'ng the R.»nd .u
, . , .A. McKhin.-\N,
ab.nc.rtuue A RAV.
A. W. yTEEL.
WM. McL. McKA\,
JN(.», M HOSE.
General CommisHioners
Fayetteville, June 7. IStj'J. 3'_’tf
.■r;tit‘!s a: lesir
pLcaie uotity
‘ to take the pa-
U'i when makiu>;
Jau'v 1. 1^-->S
N iti
r N.r^h r,
•V,.: i P^,s- »
IS^'TU ADVERTISERS
I’ • >ns out of town wIk' desire adveriisentenis in
-.1 ihe Observer, and persons in town with whom
' ve U'lt regular account!' w please send with the
. M iseiJieut a-* mur-h uioj» L»y wish to invest in
iiJing : -ur adverii* inis o» the first page
! !i'it w jL t.: -jpen any more such accounts, -or
: 1 aioouiiis The pr-jces-; of collection is loo
“ . atid we have to pay ca-sh for every thing we
. in these times
. .. .-;i
■■ vN. . i- t;^. — We have herei )i‘ore given notice,
- , :e I'.y. that we i-harge for ■'bitiiary notices of un-
-aOle length, and for resolutions of respect: be-
,at Wind reading, we have much ocL'asion to
k>w, is not often more agreeable t i readers than to
editors of papers. .\a it generally happen-, however.
at after charging and paying postage on the acconnt for
warded. we never get paid, we now give n -tice that we
T " ;;i-iert nothing of the son hereafter unless accom-
' 1 by the oa.sh
. -Vf I volaniecrs, when we require no pay ■ Bear
LOOK AT THIS!
TIIR FIVKTTKIILLE HOTEL,
Fronting 300 feet aud in the bu!iineiN
portion of the Town,
c'Oiilaiiiw more and well
ventilated Kooiii« lliaii aii%
Hotel ill the .^tate,
and my Patrons »ay niy Condiments are verj ^owJ
tor the time*.
T. WAUUILL, Proprietor.
.'lay l.’U, LSOl’. i;7y
ART.
Woodwai*l% Molai* l'aiii(‘i*n.
PHOTtJGR \PILS can be hu.l at VatinrsdeU's Skylight
Gallery, Hay street, opj'ositt) ^la^l>le Yard, Fay-
eitevple, N. t'.: plain, retouch.'il, colored, in water
colors, oil and pantile: from small to life size, .\mbro
types, Melaneotypes, and aU other styles of Pictures
partaiu' ig to the \rt, .Also, Gilt Frames, Gilt .Mould
ing, G' ,-•  for very large pictures- -as large as bv 30
inches, Jord and Tassels t'.ir hanging pictures: Instru
ments, Stock atid Chemicals for sule low for cash. Life
«iie colored Photogr:iphs innde from suiall jiictures.
Having pern.anenily loi-Mte l here 1 hope to merit
your patronage I would als.j return my sincere tlianks
for the liberal patronage bestowed on me ae!’etofore by
the good people of Fayetteville and viciiiitv.
• .M VANOKSDELL,
I’KotogrtipJiiBt and Proprietor
Dec’r ‘JO, I’^-'i'^ 77-
T
Bins'-.
Fayetteville Female High School.
^HE exercises of this Institution will be rexunteJ on
the 2yih of September.
The schulaaiic year will be divided into two lerms:
the 1st of lo weks. commencing 2yth of Sept and end
ing -ttb Dec.: the second of ‘J7 w«wks, commencing 1st
of Jan'y and ending July 1st.
. ... Parents and Guardians intending to patronize thi»
-Alwavs extep mg in e c,ise o | earnestly requested to apply for circulars
containing fall particulars in regar I to teitus, ic , hr/uj-e
her-f^tre, that we w.ll insert obituary uoti>-es ; the opening of the School.
I
■ iluiioQs, not exceeding 7‘J words, gratis. Fur all ;
jrdj. )ue ccin' a word, which must be paid be- ]
notice will be put in type.
Attorney at Law,
Fayetteville, N ('
U’’lLL atrend the (’ounty and .'Superior t’ourts of
''umberland. Harnett. Moore and Robeson Couu
ti«= Pr.Mupi H’ i'lition given to the collectiv'n of all
clain*3 entr -'ed to his hands.
•I : 17,1-.'-
DKNTAL NOTICl^.
Julv 17, ISO-'.
Rev WM HOOPKR, 1 ^ ,
T C. HOOPER, jl^nnc.pal.
43 tl5Jpd
HilUboro’ .Military Academy.
^pirE fourth Academic year of thin In-ititutiou oom-
l menced on March OLh, The charge* for a Cadet be
gin with the month of entraude. For circttlarv coutaiu-
ing terms, ic., aJdr«s
Maj W.M VI GORDON,
Supt. U M \ , Hillnboro', N. C
June 1-, ISC'J S^^'itupd
COTTOA y\k:%.
->0. 19 Hay Street.
(’. P. MALLETT
Jat.'v >j, •"
'I i'
t'ftioe. i
- iN'.'
oldie r*.
\)
li. *■- 'f‘' '-i-t 'f I >e market, at his re
guinr oti..‘e hour.'j from y , clock M.
k P .'i.
'-ept ' '1. . 67-1:
’^rDr. ^eott i;ive*> notice that lie
* aLaer: from Fayetteviile tor a*tew weeks
: v^'tevill*. Juui- lei, l-'>ii;. ;4lf
liEO. W. WILLIAMS it CO.,
\\ liole»ale Ileaiei’s in »rocei*ie'%,
\NI- INfPnRTKR' A.M' PEAt.K!?- IN
MniE
1 an I.
^:to Kt:\v%KU.
above rewird will be paid fVr the apprehension
d delivery to the nearest .Miliinry I’ost, ot .VLEX
•A.N'DE.i W.\LL.\CE. who deserted hi."! comjiany ('n or
about liOth of March 1S02. Said Wallace is ‘J4 yearn
old. i> teet 11 inchea high, red complexion, dark hair,
blue eyes: he i-* a native of .^loore County, and i« proba
bly in iha vicinity of Carthage.
JAS, D McIVER,
Capt. (’o. H, 1,‘oth PvCg'i N C. Troop*.
Camp Johnson, S miles from Kinston, June 17. 3!*tf
810 Keuai'd.
hard^rare aud ( utiery, Swedes Iron, f WILL pay the above reward for the upprehensiou
» bef r«
-! ■ 'lem
• : pas'
HU 8TKKKT, KUKTTKVILLK, >. I.
i-n -i'ltf
>.X. \Y. P KE.MJ.ALL. J. s. K.ENDALL
10\, KEliDiLL A: C O.,
|i Merchants
AND
WHOLESALE QROCERS,
'10. 11 A l‘i >'orth Mater St.,
Wilminston. ,N. L'.
HPs from the Country promptly executed,
i' .'ticul'ir a.ientiou given to ;he =al
■ luct
ol.
of (.'oilon
10-tf
i.
:.,.w .rac:--
. . ,\gent
FRIENDS-
r- ■ - - . ling -
-i - ^
» ■ - a'.wsyj
n; . Pen*:.-'
V a promis*
- I ! I I n »K
J'.tf
t’ i'i'ieiidv.
>en: • ^ i to anj
.; iiii (JuiB- ;
...: f. tI
ARI'.E
= .f
-■* *
ol I'cr^'Oiia*
:.t; large-
- b?
i .t s.
_. 1"
r. X It. O. WORTH,
ofumi*«siou aud Foruardiug >Ierchauts,
Wn.MlXGTON, N (V
-% IS'.l 84tf
a, \\. iti i.i.AKU,
i^ommission • fierrhtmf.
contlnement of my man l^\.LVlN, who rauaway
from me about three weeks ago,
I will also pay a reward of Fifty Dollars for sutiiciani.
evidence to convict any pernon of harboring him. Cal
vin is about 4:! years ot age, 5 feet 1L> or 11 inchei high,
black, and weighs about loO pounds: he wenr*! small
gold ring? in hi* ears H« iv a boat or ship oarp«nter,
and well known about Fayetteville and Wilmington
He soinetimeH calls hiuitielf Calvin Johnaon. ^
THEO EVA.NS
Jun« ciy, ISOl'. artt
Lo*t or .Yli*!.iaid.
^pWO Blank Notes not tilled up, signed by myaelf and
1 endorsed by Patrick Murphy, made payable to any
of the Banks ai Fayetteville. All persons are forewarn
ed not to use them, as they will not be paid,
DAVID MURPHY
April 2. 1802 13tf
4'AKD!
FEW L.ADIES can be accomtnoJated with board at
the Seminary
Sept. 1-J. i8t;i.
Alf^l V
A
T C
HOOPER.
6(.-
II
ii
|)1'.'‘\IPT and PF.HS'*NAI,^ ntiention wi'l },
" jale of N ival Storti-i, Lumbor.
1 -ii other ooniiiry ]irod\ice.
REFKR TO
• ;• P.\R,sLEY, Pres't Com. Baiik ai V/ihjiii.gfon
i'S Dawson, R. N. C,, at d^
M. -i-rs, H -S E, .1, Lih.y, )
Pf .MBERTGN & SloA,^, )’
r --KKK, Esij., Harnett (.bounty, I^, C.
'■ 7, „ 16tf
given I.'
Timber,
Fii^’etteville.
TO 4 Li:KkS OF C'OI II
!iiy Ltiw having postponed the seitlemcnt of
- f'.r year^, wc will not hereafter insert Orders
'I.'I w.th >ut payment in advunire. Please send
' 7 witii the Order, and more if it be of unusual length.
H. J. HALE Ai S(»NS
Ell veloi>e?«.
|i .A.NUt A-11. i;Ki) by Thus. H.^Tillinghast. Fa^’ette-
tl ville, may be Uai ut he undersigned, wliolesale or
E J. ILVLE & S(LNri.
I'I.IlS.
for ca.sh
180-'.
1.-\M prepared to manufacinre all kinds of Wagon
IlarneH.s for ,-\rmy use. I tan my leather and can
give good bargains. ,\gents will do well to send their
orders to me as they .shall have prompt attention, and
Hoiit oft iu .^uick di*»patch. JOHN C.-\RTER.
(}oldHton P. ()., Chatham Co., N, ) .ji.f
J tine 11 (
i\orili€airoliiiii
SCHOOL ROOKS are becoming verj- scarce, but we
have on hand a good supjdy of the NORT!l C.-MiO-
LIN.\ RE.ADEKS, Nos. 1 and'J by Rev. F’rofessor Hub-
Vianl of the University of North tJarolina, and No. U by
!{ev. U, Wiley, Sujierintenlent of Commoii Schools
of North (’arolina.
Our customers having well nigh cxhauHted our stock
of Northern Readers on hand whe;i the war eommeiieed,
we hope will now turn their attention to these books f>y
home authors, rather than .allow their children to lio
wi'hout reading books.
For sale only at the old retail prices of ‘J.'i cents, 88
cents, and 7'» centfl.
K. .1. HALE & So.NS
Feb'y I, 18ti‘J, '.'(1-
tn:
IE
ii
1 «ii J
Allci* tliiH date 1 will
pay t our Ceni.8 per p«jinid for raga d'e-
livered in Fayettevir;.., „r ;u ,„y mjHa
D, .MLUPHV,
Rr>-
i^larble Factory,
lu :o
TWii DIIIIKS ABOVK ('. T. HUlMi i SONS* STiiKK
Fa>eKeville, i\
Jan’v '20. l.'^bO Mt-
MAKKFKAC'K A M KAE.
H.-VVE on hand anJ expect to keep for saU, of thair
owu mtiuufacture. a supply of Brass. Galvanized
and common Hooped
ji .\iri:K i{i i'Kt:i>i:
French, Hii^h Post, i'otta&^e and f ooiiuoit
KMliPSTtl.iDS;
Spring .Slattresses, if new and improved S{>ring. on
han't or made to order of any sire; LU'N(iES: Spring.
Cane, and Wou'i Seal (’11 AIKS, of ditlwrent kinds
and pattern-; .'Spring Sofas. Louuce-* and (’hairs,
repaired, and covered with HairClotli or other
wise: Hoe handles. I5ungs fur btds. .!t Hhds.;
Sole. Harness, and L'pper Leather,
and Plastering Hair.
.As we have good Machinery for Sawing. Planeing,
Turning, Morticing and Roreing, we can do work wiih
despatch and on satisfactory term-;. Per-.ms having
work or repairing to do will do well to give us a cill.
We warrant O'lr w^rk: if it fail-, you know where t.
find us.
Having taken a Store on the En-;t side of Gillespie
Street, a few doors South of \. W. .'^teel. E-'i , :tnd
having some spare room, we would .ntten 1 to the siorage
and sale of any thinjj tliHt iimy t>e consigned to ns: and
will give special attentinn to pru.lucts of this Si ate,
Fayetteville. ,April 1. If'f.l,
jiiM iiiiv I'lie desire to move further iij' the country.
i he wi'iild sell I hem a fiiwly ini]'r'>ve 1 house and lot in
■ in.niburg, S ('., log(*tiier with a g.io.l irnct of land
■ near the plaee J. P S.MITH.
: .\ug. 7. 4'*-;’tnpd
! Ailiiiiiai*trafion .\otice.
{ ^pUE subscriber having ■pialitiei.l as .Administratrix on
1 the Est.'ite of Ja- .''’iindy, ilec'd. liereby give.s notice
to all persons having claims again;: s:iiil Est:ite to pre
sent them to Wm McL. .McKay wiihin the lime pre
scribed by law. or ihis noiiL-e will he plcided in bar of
iheir recovery. t’.\TH .AI’.INE SL ,N DV, Adm'x.
.Aug. 4. iS'i'J. 4'J- I
'l^e ^to4‘kliolder«i ol
the FaWitevilie i: .Allieiuarle Plank
Rii'iJ (.'o\ will take notii;e that the An
nual Meeting will tjf heUlNiii (he Town of Fayetteville,
iu the Tdwn H ill, on the iV-t Friday in .September, at
1:.’o'clock. \ O H.VDLEV, Pres't.
Julv ol, IS' \ .'>Ulm •
!^ioo Ifi:\VaICO.
ST'iLE.S from my stable, near Lowisville, Forsyth
('ouim'v, ,N. 1’., .'11 the night of the 11th inst , a small
red I't.y lloRSE, he »vy f'uilt, bliiek legs, mane and tail,
whiti- .-'id.lle mirks Soother marks recollected, tiaii,
shorl pace, short trot and pace; age abou 11 or I'J years
A person wa.t -cen lurking iu the neighborhood, sup-
po* 'l to be the thief, who -inswers to the following de
scription: 21 or ~'l year- ol 1, fair corn) !e\ion, blue eyes,
good couiitenanee, light brown liaii, well built frame,
:ibout -J feel ? inches high: wore a brown fri»ck coat,
t)lack cassimere pants, '..juite new. i new hools, black
neck tie, gray tianuel nhiri. and gray hat, carried a red
c irpei -ai.k made of heiirlti rug with the fringe on.
,( reward ot $7j will t>e given for the arrest, confiue-
ment and conviction of the thief, aud for the safe
delivery of the h.irse
Me i- supposed to t'e the same Ilor-ie tfiief that was
arre-red iu Fayetteville a year or two ago, by the name
.,.t Frv. a very uotori"ii,s ttiief
JAMES S PLEDGER
Lewisville. N C .Aug, 7, l^'ili. .')U.:’.ui
Fort Fisher,
,4-2t
! ^( iR Sale bv
4 OrPKRA’»»
TVSoR
L
1 (Orders seut to >r. lvor's I'ep
will be attended to
Julv
•t, F
JOHNS* -N
W. Railroad,
ISI.I i: \ iTRIOI..
^PHE subscribers nre manufictiiring HLL E \ ITR1'»L
1 Orders sent to Mclver's Di'pot, the terminus ot the
(' lalfielda Railroad, will receive prompt attention
i.pec;mun 'uay be seen at the
IVSOR
.A
otHoc,
Jitli.Nrit'iN
■S'Jtf
yif
'^nllE L',NDEHSltJNED. both having entered the mili-
i tary service of the (^jitl.-dera:c StiUes nf .America,
herebv give notice to their old eiistomers and frien.ls,
il.at 'hey have appointe'l John 1). Starr an'l John D.
Williams, of thi.j pla^e, tlieir atiorne3’s to collect eitfier
sepantely or conjoititly all moneys due them either by
acci mt or note, and otherwise to atfeu'i to their bu-
sine' generally during their absence. They respect
fully ask all persons in.lebted to them to call as prompt
ly ti- possible on their agents »nd make pavment,
S’>’ASR \ WILLIAMS
Sept 1'.*. l^-;l. is-tf
4 o-\ I' i: u i: R % r i^: ito.\
i kF the denoniinati'.ns of .S.iOO, ■M'l'l'’
' ' ai the Rank of North Caroliu.'i.
M.rchl'' '.‘if
PA V i:tti: vii.i.K
IWlTrAL INSIK.\M'E C0MP.4W.
0
Capital in Premium Notes amounts to
Cash on hand iud other as'efs.
t-Jt;7,688
I- K O i: R A T1^ O)^
F the ilenomin-itions of StlKN), .SltKI, .Apply
at the Rank (’ape Fear.
March IS.
V*if
Total, iS'-7'J.7ti.i> bl
The ('ompany have paiil all io'-'-es promptly, and
have never ma'ie an axse-smeui on their premium notes.
Total losse« paid,
( (kuckrs:
GE(t MeNElLL, President.
1> N R \V, Vice Pre'ident
\ McMILLAN, Sec y
DikKCToK-:
W. .*> Tillingliast,
Henry Uilly.
H L. Myrover,
S. T. Hiiwley.
Nattiaii A. Siedman.
C. R. .Mallett,
Janies Kyle.
.A A. McKethan.
J, 1». Williams,
S. W. Tillinghast
■ Wilm'gton.
S J. Hinsdale.
Wui. McLaurin.
T S. I.utterloh,
W Steel,
J. (j ’«ok,
Hon J (« Shepherd,
R. F. Rrowii, I
A. !:. Hall, )■
hn ('olliiis an'l (’. (' McCrunimen, Traveling Agents.
Phe Comf.-»iiy invite applications.
May 1'8, l8tJ! Jl-
iwroceries S
AL.ARGE aii'l well selected .Siock of F.AMiLV
GROCERIES always on hand, consisting of
liacoii-Sidt’s, .Mcsm I'urk, Mtillcf.s, .Alnckor
Nos. 1 atxl ’J, MolasM's, Siit;;trs of al
i^ratioH, Tobacco, ('i^ar,s,
i\nd all other articles usually kept in a Wholesale Gro
cery Establishmcni
’0X, KENDALL k CO,
18til. H) (f
Wilmington, April 2,
OIL AND
r
A.M I* ItL.M'K,
The rrc^liyteriaii PMaliiiodiMt
Character nottw, .A further sujiply jiist received,
July 20, . E. J. HALE Ai SONS
JJ\ J
^PANNEHS and LfRR!’ATI\(i OIL
LAAiP RLACK in barrels. For sale by
JOS, R RL0SS»M‘& CO.,
Wiliiiingion, .N
March 7, t) tf
lleadoiiartci*)^ \% iliiiiii;;toii
U^lil AB'fiiierv.
ith ( .rolioa;
*■ . ., : V'i
n . ■. •. .-OSS.,
tiid llooU.
S'
■h 1
.g Negroes lor
SJii, N. C . wl
I'urchase He\'ER.AL VtJL’.NO NliJROK.S,
will payY-he highest .Market pricca.
le would do well to addres*
1 can be found at, any
J>. J. STERNE.
47-Impd
Ca.>ii* Rdvl.'xn, July 2t, ISbl.
^PHIS Company, desiring to be complete in ei'erv re-
J spert, would be glad to enlist a nunibcr of good Dri
vers,—men accustomed to the management of horses.
There will be paid to each man, on enlistment, a bounty
of Jas. W. Alexander, D. D.: Sorinons, by J. Addison { 5;] 5 Monthly j.ay ;?12; besilee being clothed and
Alexancler, I). D. .Also, further supplies of Margaret j fgd^ medical attendance free, and all other necessary
I'ortv Vearxi’ Familiar l..etter!«
‘Stereoscopes aud Stereoscopic Views. —
Moncriefle; Reulah; .Adam Bede; Yusef; Shirley; School
Piooks, &LC. V
July E. J. H.ALE A SON.
copies ot the ObMcrier
can be procured by non-subscribers, at the Bookator#
Prioe fi *enf«.
\
a'-'irlK'cnt, just trCeivcJ,
K .. IfAI-K .V SONS
The VoliiiiteerV Hasid ISook.
\FCRTHER supply jiiHt reroived.
April 18.
E. J. JIALE & SONS.
i
H -.
lai uiib
.
Si
Ottic*'
^r supplies just received.
E. J. HALE & SONS.
*.?letliodiMt HyiikUM and IliHcii>-
lines, a new supply, asforted sizes and qualities.
March 16. E- J. HALE & eONfa.
eqtiipmenfs furnished requisite for a soldier.
No one need apply unless he i.s a good driver and ex
perienced in the management of horses. The destina
tion of the company is Virginia, as soon as equipped.
[41 tf] ALEX I). MOORE,
(’apt E, Ret I T,i Ariillerv
RF.TSOVAIi. ~
^piIH I’OST OFFUJE is,removed to oflice formerly oc-
J cupied by the Clarenuon Riok.
J,AS, G. COOK, P. M.
Dec. 30, 18G1, 86-
OiV^^OAVlS is in I’ay-
efteville, atjd can be st'en al the Sfiem-
well House
-Aug. 25, l8t;2.
ENTV-GOOI
1 on the (,’ape F
uiington. .Also, ten
b>w Wilmington. Hi
.Aug. 20, 1802,
pHF, Roots, Herbs,'
Purv«*’ing Departi
(OTICE.
l&e,. (’ollectP'l for the .Medical
bent, Charlotte, S (.’., will be re-
ceive'l at tliat l*epartpient. if, oti inspeeitoii, they are
found to be thoroughl^i clean aud dry
In every case the frfcight on these :i> tides must be
paid by the jtersons lending ihetn ii they pass in
spei-tion ami are recei' ed, the frei^zht wiil be refundeil
wvnt by  >iie oi'tberu arose and tollo'wed her
lew steps, and, arresting her progress by placing
liiiiisell in front ol her, told her that she omitted
to bow in passins?. ^'he attempted to avoid the
nitfiaii. when he rt^peafed his retutirk, and arked
her if she had not read Gon. liutJor‘ (.trder No
2'5” with relereiice to the treatment ot Luvon of-
dciws and soldiers with respect Endeavoring to
. * m:iss the fellow, he threw his arm around the
a nob e, energetic j waist, and pressed his foul lips upon her
' face. As thtt yillain released her from his em
brace, the J^fTUthwn lady coolly drew a pistol und
shot him through the body, so that he fell dead
at her feet iw the insolent tlu.sh ot hi.' cowardly
triunipli over the insulted virtue ol a feeble and
unprotected woiuan.
j Another of the othcers immediately arose and
rks I approaching the noble and courageous lady took
lier by the artu and told her, s'l that the other
Federals could bear, that she uui«t accoinpp.ny
him betore Gen. liutler. He immediately placed
her in a cab and drove away—but not to the
Beast’s quarters. He directed the cab out of the
city atid through the line ol sentriee—and further
on still, until beyond the reach ot the tyrant s
outposts. The act ol tho heroine had made a hero
of the witness. He told her that he considered
her act justifiable and noble, and that in a mo
ment he liad determined that sh«* .should not be
.-acriliced to Butler’s vengeance, and adopted the
5 t-2tpd
ted to Hire.
NDS to work at the Salt Wi
iver, seven milea above W11-
s to cut Wood five miles be-
ftges paid
T. S LUTTERLOH
.'■)4-2t
The R R. Receipt for the freight wdl be required The ^-xpedient by which he ha«l rescued her. He
Collectors of .Medicinal R irks. Hert. . .ve. fur this L.(^„tinued to eseort I'.er on her jotirnev^Lrough
partti.eni, win hereat't-r cease bu I the country ufitil thev arrived in the'Southern
1 he reception of th» following aiticles will b.* tlis- , ^‘Jniiuy , 1 1 i- 1 ki, +
continual for the present, viz: Red Cedar and Juni|>er , lines at tatnp Moore, when he
Tops. Sarsaparilla Root, Poplar, White Oak, Willow
and Slipj.ery Elm RaiKs. ai' l Poke Hoot, May Apple,
White W.'iluut or I’uttqrnut, Wj’ i ’herry and Dogwood
I5arks, Blackberry andYVwben3 Hoot and Pepjiermint.
The reiuainine articles in ihe list will be received under
tile above conditions, until mitlier notice “Barberry
leaves" on the list shoiilil t «■ "Hfarberrt/ leaves". Th-
former are not wanted
Due notice will be giv4u by advertisement when the
reception of the above named articles will be recom-
mence.l ' M. HOWARD,
Surw'on and Me.Jical Purveyor
('harli ite, N C
0
V Tuesduy of Sep
l>er (’ourr iveek, 1 shall proceeil
of 12 months, with note and se
curity upon iniere-*t,
10 ^liare«« of
tiiei
-At the same time an
I Bhall sell 7 snares of th
the e-late (if .In.T P Covii
JAS
1'..
K lllgll'illl
chiiioiid .Tiniiiifac-
Ktock.
ce, and upon the same terms,
same STOCK, belongiug to
ton, dec'.J,
’(iVI.N(iToN, .Adm'r
, f>;! 4tp'l
up tu the Confederate atithorities, to be dealt with
f\,s a pri.^oner or otherwise.
.So ends this heroic and dramatic incident ot
the war Mrs Hvams ha.s set a lofty example
for .Southern w'omeo, aud the gallant gentleman
wljo delivered lier has shamed its ariUy and the
whole North We trust he has retiouueed for
ever the service ot the o[>pressors, and that a
rank equivalent to his deserts may reward him in
ours.
Aug
\t U t. X T I’.
IHIUO ol' tjl-'l ^
I'Ui ti.iw quite Curi'u-
Blank Warniiits for sale hero.
t’AI A \ 0 ’IATIt A?»iT:
VN KSS.\V,on the AiuericanCrisis. by T W .McMahon,
A flirt her .'Supply just re. d
Feb. 12 ' K J HALE .-if S(»N,-
ll(‘N|>er anil 4»tliei* l*«>eni^,
Bv THEcPHlLl'S HI NTER HILL, E-'( , of Ruleigh.
F'r sale, price 1. bv E .1 M AI..K .V S«).NS.
Jan'y 1:5, lS‘i2.
Tin: AOKTII t A KOLIA A
Min l AL LIFE lVsrRAN( K  OllPiXl ,
N'oW in the tenth year of ''iiccessful opeVaiion. with
growing cajiital :unl firmer hoM upon public con-
fi'lence, continues (o iiwure the lives of all health^’ per-
S'liisl'rom I I to tj(^ yetrs of aee, for one year, for seven
years, ati'l for life -all life members sh:ning in t lie profits.
•All slav«;‘ from Id t'3 t'O yenrs of !ige are insureil for
one year vr for five years f'.)r two tliird-^ ilieir value,
.All losses are )>unciijally paid wiihin 1*0 days after
satisfactory proof is presentcl.
I’i>r further informati.'n the piibli-' is referred to
.Agents of the Cotnpany in all parts c .he State, and to
R H R.M’TLE, Secretary, Kaleigh
E. .1. 1I..\LE. \t?ent at
.lan’v I''-".'.' • F.ayeiteville, .V, (’, ‘
To l,an«r ltiiyei*M.
rpHE nndcrsigne.l oilers for sale, it> ihe (’oal region, ,
I and within eight miles of the terminus of the Fay
etteville Ai Western Itail Road on Deep River,
KKillT Iir.MIKKi) A( UKS OF I,AM),
adiiiiiiing ihe land belonging to the esl:ile of George.
Wilc.'K, .iec d. and lying Ilin'O miles .Soiuh fr.>111 Car-
bonrcii, on Little Pocki'i ('I’.'ck, Mooi'c county.
Tlieu' L.-inds ;rre well adaj'ieil to flie growlli of corn,
cotton, \sheal. oals. rye, .'vc. There are .'U the prem
ises a coiiiforiable Dwellitlg.-an.i !ill neeess;iry (>!ii-
honses, with about one hundred and fifty aere.s iinder
fence, including forty or l;t‘iy acres of never-failing
bottom I 'Uil. This i-- a rare chance for persons wish
ing to make investments, as Lands are tuxionbtediy a.I- ■
vani'itig in pricc in this .-eeiio'j.
For furiliei’ inforiuati'in apply to Mr. M. M. McKae, i
Crane’s Creek. P. ()., Moore county, or ;i l i!ess me .at j
Fayeite\ille, N. ('. * 1
DANIEL .McRAE, |
For the Heirs of Gilbert McRae, dec 'i.
Oarbnnton, M'lrvre co . V (’. , \ue * I b?i
I APT. U KKPOKT i
l)N THE UKl-P KIVlK 'ilMili.U j
The :inder"^ignc'l have onised to be publishe«l from
the Congressionii 1 pl'iics. an edition of the Report
of Cai>!. Wilkes, U. S. .Nfivy, and his .Vssociaf
Board ajipointed by the Secretary of the
amino the Deep liivcr IJegion of .North Carolina, This
is the nw.st ii.iport.'ut luni .scientific statement of tho
great wealth of tnat .‘section of the Stae, ai'd iht-
the m.i.'-t peri'ect .^nd Viihtable, ',f nny y;d puoii.shed.
The .Maps arc worth the j'rice of the work, which is ;10
fCllts, neatly bound in cloth. Copies sei.t by mail, free
ofpoHt«e, on the receipt of 50 centr. liberal dis
count to ■wholesale buyers. Orders solicited.
Jan’y iH. E. J. HALE & SONS.
‘ v; ,\v v-_T
>1 2-. year-* i.M, n! meifmm
lent.
.'^■li'l wiunan is "probiblv in ur near T'’wn, but ma\'
have been led off in the directi"ii d' .Newbern by ICill
Bruinton. a tree niulatio man who h is been u.i work as
a Carpenter pr.)babiy on the Wilmington .V Weldon
Railroad at a Depot North of Warsaw. 1 will pay :?'2;'>
f.ir the .ielivery of sai'l girl to nio or lodged iu Jail in
town, if founii in this Cflunt\', or 550 if “^aid girl is
found ill any other County’ and confincd in the Jail of
the -ame, the party arre.siing giving me eaily informa
tion of the •ame.
JNO. D. WILLLAMS.
Fayetteville, -Aug. 2.'). lStl2. 54-tf
$o() Ki:\VAlU).
1),V.N.VW,\V from flie subscriber, on the 2d inst., hi«
lie^ro rutin .ALFR-;;D- He id about six feet high,
au'l very straight He is tj,') 3’ear.s old, and is said to
hiive some ludiaii blood: tie is ilark copper color. He
sighs vei v often an.l lou'i. aud talks to himself a great
deal. His clotiie.s are good; he has a blue cloth, over-
(•oit with him wbi.jh tils him close,
Jle cau I’se the lools of a carpenter .^r shoemaker well.
The subscriber appreheu'ls that he will endeavor to
m.ike fiia way 10 the Yankees, and ultimately carry ott
oiner negioes from the county if tie succeeds in getting
to the Yankees once.
I will give il’.') for his apprehension, tf taken in this
Pi^ruli-jnt 'JUS Ariil.—Wc invite renewed atten-
tiofi to the uses and possible applications of Pyro-
ligneous aenl. (which can be easily made any
where,) to the pre.«ervation ol fishes and meats.
In the present condition of the salt market, a
brief statement of the uses and value of Pyrolig-
neous acid will be interesting to many readers of
the Tourier We tjuote from the V. 3. Dispen
satory;
‘‘The crude ;>cid is advantageously applied to
fireservatioii of animal food, .^Ir. Williinii Ram
sev (Kdin Hhil, Jour , 111 -1) made some in-
terestini' ,jxperiujonuj with i toi tl,»t purpose.
•liemngs and other tisli simply dipped lu u.v
aciil, and afterwards dried in the shade, were
etiectuallv pre.served. atid when eaten" were found
very agreeable to the taste, ^ * J*resh
beef dip])cd iti the acid lor a minute in sunuiier,
was perfectly sweet in tiie following npring.
“I'rof. .'^illiman state“.s that one quart of the
acid added to the common pickle for a barrel of
hams, at tho time they are laid down, will impart
the smoked flavor as periectly as it they hud un
dergone the ordinary process of smoking." -
Is there not enterprize enough to begin the
manut’icture and use of this acid.'
Charletifon Courier.
A Wojuhr/ul Mirror.—Amofig the curiositie.'^
exhibited at the last I’aris Exposition was a huge
concave mirror, the in.-tniment of a startling sjie-
cie>. ol optical magic.
Un standing close to the mirro**, and looking in
to it, it presents nothing but a magnificently
monstrous dissection of your own physiognomy.
()n retiring a little, say a couple of teet, it gives
your own tace and figure in true proj'ortion, but
reversed, the head downwards. Most ot the spec
tators. ignorant of anything else, observe these two
other coniity; atui a reasonabb- rewar.l for any informa
!ion in regard to him.
,Alfiel was raise.l iu Wake cotiniy. by someone ot
the Ha\ woods, .VLBElVl’ ,A1\ LRS.
While's 4iore P ( . .\nsonco.. ,\ug. •>. IHt’.'.;, i>l-(f
A'
S 1 expect to b
AOTIC i:.
absent from home a few mvuths in
jent to transact mv bus.ness nntil 1 return.
N, O, JONES.
Dec’r ,28, 18iO, S-itf
-'ouHiy, Mud Soo if taken and e.infiiied iu jail in ’iny i ettects and f»assuti. lint retirestill further,statjd
iiiir ,t the di^tatice ot five or six teet from the mir
ror, and you see yourselt, not a reflection, but
your veritable self statiding in the middle part,
between yourselt und the mirror The effect ia
almost appalling, trom the idea it suggests of some
thing supernatural; so startling, in fact, that men
of the strongest nerves will shrink involuntarily
at the tirst view, H'you raise your eane to thrust
at your other selt you will see it pa,s clear through
the body and appear on the other side, the figure
thrusting at you at the same instant. 1 he artist
who first succeeded in iashioning a mirror this
description br.iui,dit it to one of the French kiugs
—if we recollect aright, it was l.ouis XV—placed
liis majesty on the riiiht spot, and bade him draw
his sword iiml thrust at the tipre he saw. The
kins did .0, but seeing the point of a sword direct
ed to his own breast, threw down his weapon and
ran a wav The practical joke cost the inventor
the King’s patronage and tavor, his Majesty being
afterwards so ashamed ot his own cowardice, that
he could never again look a*^ the mirror or its
owner. *
II
Twenty-live
).AN.AW,AV fr.tm the
Oollar^ Keuai'd.
subscribtrr. his negro boy MO-
•ES, lie is 21 years of age, about leet lo inohea i
high, robust, long feet and very tunch turned out at the
toes, and loi'k-^ uowu when (?i)0k'en lo. Me was seen at
.McPh:iurs .Mills iu Robeson coniity on the 21st ult ,
and was iu Fayetteville about ^Jiree weeks ago. The
above rc-w ird will be paid for his: delivery to me or lor
his confiuement in any jail so ihn I get hii.i.
W. D. JOHNSON,
Beiinettsville. S. Aug. 14. 1S02. i’>2lf
'1
KI:\VARB>.
^HE above reward is ottered for the apprehen.sion an.l
Ielivery to me of'each of the following di»i#erters,
viz: .loel W, lUack'.^ian, about '2^ years of age. t» feet
high, light hair, bine eyes, light compiexinn; David J,
tJodwin. about 2t» years of age. ;> feet, lo inches high,
black eyes, dark hnii', d!ivif complexicin 1 hey are
Tvrrihle Antthemuhave been furnished,
savs the I’etersburg E.Kpress, with the tollowing
inscrifdion, copied verbatim from the wall ol a
■ • V
suppo.ied to be larking in the tieigiiborhood Black I ,,f >Jeehaniesville, evacuated by tiic Van
Kiver HUvl *’aiv«-i s t’reek Districts iu ('’uuiberlaml i jju; occasion of McClellan’s recent re
,ve-u.ville. They nbsent.Hl themselve. -cT.ange of basc” to the dumos River,
( ounly. ne;
t'rom Camp .'it'o’Jt tli
■n«
.Vug 1
t July
■JAMK-; S EVANS,
(’•iplain Comp, F, 2-lth Reg,, N, C. 'l’roop«,
(?amr) near Peiersburg, \
18tl2, . ‘ r,4^'4l
D
J>J}'. Davi^m—“May he l)c set afloat iti an ojten
boat without compass or rudder, and the boat he
j swallowed by a shark, and the shark sw:»!lowed by
a' whale, and the whale in the l>evil’s belly, and
I the Devil in H—1, and the door locked, and the
: key lost. May he be placed in the southwest
i corner, anti the northest wind blow ashes in his
' eyes.”
ol Aor( h l^arolina.
COUNTY OF RK^H.MOND.
.Court of Pleas and (.Quarter* Session';. July Term. A
i.S'ti2,
Richmond T. Long. Adm'r of ^'ounger Newton, dec'd.
v!>. Murdoch Stephens a’ id wife and others, HeiT8-at-
Law of Yotinger Newtor.. dec'd
Petition to sell Land=i niid make Real Estate Assets.
IT appearing to the ''nf?-faction of Court that Murdoch
Stephens and hi>^
limits of this Staie,
(’’rowson are now beyon..n me umits oi hms num; m - . - , .
service of the Confedeta te States of America., it is there- and literally laid waste hfS lua^riihcent plantalKjn.^-
Kolbtry or (r^n PilloK-.—X dispntcli fr-nn
Gen. Mlow to a IrienfJ in Brandon states that
(’urti.s’s .irmv have uriven off, by force, iiearly
w^ife Lovedy reside beyond the i . hundred negroes belonging to him, killed
, anJ that Frank Wrighr and James uvei'seers, and got three Others in jail
lyoxtA the bnut» ot ihis State in the , . , ’ , • -ii ^ i i. 4-
. - .LateStatesof America,itis.here- and literally laid waste h.sma-fiihcent plantati.>nr-
iatfs on the ' fore ordered bj' the Coviri thart publication be made for , lie is thus nearly reduced to poverty at one lelf
Navy to ex- six weeks successively in I’ne Eayeitevilleohserver. noti- g^gop of the eneinv, tor his devotion to 8outhcrn
.1! * 0^1.:- i ^ • .t • . t f 1 . • , ^ » tn£i nPTt * *
fying the .‘•'li.i (iefeudj nts !o bn :iud uppenr atjne next
1 erm of tlii.' Wors.‘?ipt ul Coir*! ( be h-M at J tie Court
H 'lise in ine town oC Kock’n'g'i >ni 'in it*'- M')nday
of Oct. A. D. lS»i2. I.' len i':";! tier,- t. i-b'ad. i.npwer or
demur, otherwi.ie tii i-^ v'"”. ■ ' hefir'l ex parte,
anii jadga'enf j>ro cj ;if.--s'> t'-' ' nd-red is to them.
Wllnes.s, Xouis Jl A’eb o t I-r.i o! )uf said Court, at
Office 'n Rockiogb; m, the- od Monday in July
54»6tpd] ' "
L. H. WKBB, cm.
The I'irectors of the Alabama and I’.'tit
liivcr liailroad have resolved to remove an; • in
ployee who neglects kis duty to .‘^uj p’y ■’uthoient
water to soltiiers traveling over their road.
' Good.