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SE1»II_WEKKL,Y.
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i-tv- To auvi:i;t;si:i;s
>iu iu( it Town wh'i ilesirc ailvoriisomenls iii-
ihc ' *f)«ervt>r, and porstii.  in inwu wiili whom
•' I. ij rti'iilr^r :iccouni‘', will plpjjso send wiili ilio
iUfUi niuoh morsy ':f tl. »y wii«!i ti' invest in
i'ntf lit iiiir n lvertif ns ft'rin*! ou the tir>t pajje
wi-h t. .11' '11 any 'iiore such ;\ccivaMis,
ioriinii!> T; .' pr'n-cs-; ot'('olli'ch n i =
•,1 w • '■ p'\y I'-'' )i f.iT .'viM-y •linj-'
N- ill i;-:. -W(. h.svc horet-fro fjiTi'U n i!icp.
y. ' li we r'l'ir^e ft i..'i!-,;.sr;, u -if ;ii»-
'.i- en^i l f.rr r«'-vjiu'' iti • if ri"p,'v i. >h‘
: U Kiii l yt’rc'i'liue. luve mm li ■ i- -ion !>i
:s II ' .•■•on ni.'Fc :ii:ree ilile i- i u>
' 1 ; >!rs A ii e'^neiaily li .wt vev
••! h:;r,-inir'Hid jviyinff I' l-iMire >nthe:ic t‘c unt r
never get p iid. wc nnw ?ive n'dioe that we
' ii'ifhin^ )f tlie ort herenfter nnle'^- ai'cni
i’ Cfish. \lway> excepting 'n the ca''c of
intefT', whe:; W' n jture no I’efir
tiiM' e ^'111 in>ert ilii ,i ■. v n^ tii'f-
■ ui't ; liiii 7'' -.T irl- t - 'r K 'rill
i-, ino Ci. nt !i v.iir i. wV.' n tiiu«t ^ e p i- ■ V>o-
: ’ici V.ii’ p in tyi e.
.firl.. .?Fr#*.#!•,
Attorney at Law,
FaYKTTKA II-LK, N' t'.
.■nl th* '
,-rl=n.i, '1:,
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iriv.'n t :
li- hai; i-'.
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the cii’V
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:inn if all
sru. »r
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II hi
■fiico, -
ai his re
ck A M
Flon iifi* and Faydtevilh' Kail Itoad.
I’VI)(.i; (he j rovi'-ions (if iin ('rdinniii’e of the t'on-
veniiiiii of North (';irolin'i. Modk*! will lie npeueil on
the liilh June ;il the lollnwinw p|-ire'^ ;inl ip.uler the ill
rei’tien ut i ln> tollowiiiji piM'-^ons, to receive suliscrip-
tiims ti: the (’apital Slock of the “l'’li>r»Mice X; Kivyetle
ville Iv'iil Uorviiro. Shiive>j (>ne II niiiln-1 l>ii]l;irs each
; -1‘/if t! J ' /.V'(v7A --U rider I lie di
ri- til'll ,i( ! he (!i-n.'vnl (■|.inmiiii'iiiin,>> A A. MoKetli'in,
A ir .y, A W Steel. Win Mel, M Kny and .Ino
M lliise
-I' /fit H I Sf'~,'tiirs I'nder the direction of Hector
McNeil!. Win, Su‘W:irt, A. Siniih. Uan’l T. Mo
Neill njid C il Alex MeMill iii. or any mie ot'thein.
.1 hurut Under the d.irection of i'r Neill
McN.iir, l»r. A 1). Mc!‘.-vn Arcluti.ild v'-'iuiih, IMinniid
i.illy mil ( ol. A! 'Xand,‘i W itson. iir iin^ one of slu'in
.1, 'h.r ^ -I nder the lirectian of Murdock Me
il ie, Lf. MrLeod, l». Mci'alliiin, .lai Mi;llai‘, .Jr., 'inJ J.
H M ^iieen, or any one of them,
^ t ■' ■•■V' , Tnder the direction of John I'urcell,
.Iim. McN i r, Sion Alford. iMiiiald Mcrallnni and Inn.
Mut’allum. or any mie of them.
i iie .'■'nii9cri)ition P.ook; will remain ojien for the
■^ji’U'e ot »>! dayu When v •'ullicient suni is ‘Jiiliscrilted
I he (';.;np'iny wiP lio orv^ ini/ed for the iiurposc of tmild
in" the i{,iad
A. A McKKTllAN.
i» A inv.
A W. STKKL,
WM. Mel.. McKAY.
•INO. M. iiosr,.
General (’oinini'jsioner!’
Fayetteville, .Tune 7. .’.•Jif
LOOK AT THIS!
Till’ Pni'lTTIil'ILLIi IIOTiiL,
Froiiliii®: and in (Ik* l>n*iness
porfion of rlio Toirn,
 H|>a4‘ioii« and wril
V4‘iBlilal(‘fl Itooiiiw iliaII any
llot(‘l ill (lie
iJ iiiy I'afrtins my 'orniiiiiorits are vpr}' troovl
lur tin-
T. U AUDI LI., 1’roprU‘tor.
May ]Si:2 o7y
Fayeltenllf Female Hi^fi ScfKrol#
I ■'UK ox.>ri'i»es of thif lii!«titution will be retimed on
the -‘'Mh if Sepleiu^ier
The M'holasiic year will lie divided ii.'o two terniH:
the I't of l:{ weeks, commencing 2'.'ih of Sept. and end
iu|^ lJ}th l>ec.; the second of 27 weeks, coninienc'njt 1st
i/f Jan'y arid i-ndinjr July I.«t.
!‘:irpn!-^ »nd linardian.s iniending to patronize this
pSchi^’ 1 lire e irncstly rei|ue'ted to apply f ir circulars
Ciititainini; full particulars in ro^ard to leiiii'^. .S;c , -
!iii> opiMiinsr Ilf the .Si'hool
!lev. WM. Hi »(»1*KK. ) „ . . ,
I. C. HuoPKK, 3 Ir.ncipals.
July 17, l''iV2. ilojpd
iiA
''pill' I'-Ti'rci-iou nf this In-tiiution will he reiumed at
I the reunlar lime, vii; the '.i.'iih Sept.
r.oard, :~1;‘. per month. Tuition, .'rlo per annnin.
A .-'I’houl designed for those prejiarinti for the regular
cla'-cs of the I'ollege, (ir any others, will lie >pened at
the same time, under the p.T-'inal snperiniendence of
the I’rufe-'sors.
F ir partieuhirs. addreas the un 5i'r-igned: I>avi l
on tJoilege, N. (I.
J. L KIKKI'ATRIt’K, 1‘res t,
Aug. Im
OTTO\ V\K\.
>'o. I'J Hay Street.
r. V .MALLFTT
Jar.'v >'•. l>^'’i'J. ''S-
WkSTFUN Iv\IL UoaI> OfFU'F, ( !
h'‘i\cttovillt^ Aul’'. 29 18(12., \ |
ON and afier tlie 1st day of Sept. tlie followin;? rates
will tie chiir;;ed on l*:t',.sengers, viz:
Kroni Fayetteville to Lidle Kiver, -=ii> els.
to Sjiout Sprin". “
“■ to Kofk Hran.;h, 1 lti
“ to .1 on''^lioro’, 1 ‘J5
“ to M(;lver’s. ] Go
^ Twenty-five cents addiiional will be coll.-cted by the
Conductor of each p)xssen'.;cr, leaving .a Station without
a ticket
•\ new rale ol hreigl.t will go into otlect at the pame
time, whitdi will !ie prinie I and furnished to the public
in a few days
l’*y order of the I’res't.
JNtt .M ki.SI',. Troas r W K R Co
Aug. oil, 1m;J. r'lUif
A iiv.ni
The \ew Style, Sinnll,
COLOIIFD PHOrO(,IMPifS,
A (■
V:iIV 4ii:i||(;ry.
ART.
WooilwaiMl'ti ^iolar (':iiiiera.
I^IIOTttUIJ.M’IiS can be had at V inorsdi'H''; Skylight
Ciallery, Hay -^t’-ei-; ^ iipp- mo M.aible Yard, Fay-
etieville. N. C.; plain, leiouchi'l (.■ulored. in w»tcr
colors, 0)1 and pasiile: from 'niall to life v-i/e .Anibro
tyv^'“s, .Melaueotype-, and all" other siyies of I'ictures
periiiin^ig to the .Vrt A' i, liiit Kr.itnes, Gilt Mould
ing, G' J for very picture- ii.-; large as‘Jii by 80
incliO'^. .' lid and Ta--;i-ls fm h.iiiging jiictures; Instru-
nietits. Stock nrid 'lu'niical-* f. r ^alo low for c:;sh Life
size colon'd I’iio' ■■'rrtpl.s m.ide from sir.all pictures.
Having pormaneni ■_.• located here I hope to merLi
your jiatr inage. I w .aid alo return .ino«jreihanks
fur ihf liberal p.atrniivce be'tnwo i im ;;ie heretofore by
the good people of Kaveiicville and vieiuitv.
M VAN'iHSr.ELL,
I’hoiognij>liist and I'roiirietor.
l)ec'r wO, ^ 77.
Hy S.AJIDKR.
TWII IllillliS IRIH’K C. T. imini suns' STUKI!
ray*'«»*ville, !%. 1'.
Jan’v "20, 18f>V
Rt-
I
- Ilf. ^‘0(1 iiofirr lliaf lit*
i ii . F:_ u. v. -- : : a few w •• !vs
■' i‘V;iie. Jun.- 1 ; Itf
2 *1^0. W. WILLIAMS A: TO..
liol«*%alt‘ in l-iuMerit*"*,
1 \', 1.M1'iKTEKs AMi i^KAbKll.'' IN
wanU\are and (ntlery, Swedes Iron,
1!\V MKKKT, FVYKTTKVm.K, >. I .
^ - l-' l .’.'itf
I
^ \ \V 1’. HKNUALb- .) KKM»AI.I.
^  0\. X ro.,
/ ‘ HOLES ALE* GROCERS,
f, *io. n A 1*2 North Water St.,
Wiliniii^iiiii. N. C,
'■ ‘'i-' ■ . the;’, i!’!, trni-jtlyri,
♦' 1’ a i-.a j:;.-u ’ • ■ ''.e -^le  ’ .n
e .  . X It. in. %VIKTIE.
I'-iiiinission and Foruardin^ Mercliaufs,
vVFl.MINGTON, N i).
i • 1 ‘'Iff
U. W\ IfiM.I.AKIK
^ ointnissioH . fivt'rhHH
\Vll.Nl!.\iiT()N. X C
810 Heuard. |
I WILL pay ihe above reward for ihe afiprehenr-inn |
and ciiv.tinement of my man (WI.VIN. who r.inaw ly j
from me Rb )\u three week^ ago.
1 will alsi. pay a reward of Fift.y I>ollars for sufficient I
evidence to cinvict any per.son of harboring him. t'al-
vin i' lib:.i;t l:i years d -.ee. o feet I'l or 11 iindies high.
I'lack. atid weighs abo : l.'^u pjunds; he wear- ‘■luall
gi'M rin^^ in bis ears. He a >ioat or '^bii. carpenter, •
nnd wel' knuwn abo'U Fayetteville und Wilmington. |
lie -ii ineiinies calls iiimself t'alvin Johnson.
TlILtJ EVANS.
Juue 1>:.2. u?tf
s:so Ki:wAKn. !
'■piIF above reward will be paid for the apprehension '
I and delivery to the nearest Milit.ary I'osi, iif .VLKX- ■
\N|i|!' W.\ Li.who de'jerted his cnnipany on or ,
a' lut 2'>ili of March Said Wallace i> 'J I year-
• I, ■> feet 11 inchc' liigh, red complexion, dark hair.
1> lie eye^; he is a native of .Moore Couniy, and i.'-. [iroba- •
• ly in '!; vicinity if 1,'arthage. •
JAS. I), MclVFR, j
(’apt. f'o. II, ‘i'lth Keg't N (' Troop?. i Capital in I’remium N..tes an
;'amp Johnson. H mileai from KinBton, June 17. -l**tf (>ish on hand an I other a~ei
t A li H! '
4 FKW LXTiIl'.' can be accommodated with lioard at
M.^KEI'K.M'E &
H .WE on hand aiH expect to keep for ■'ale, of their
own manufacture, a supply of Mra-s. Galvanized
' and comn.. n T! io]ied
ji .\ipi:k iik iti-T^:
I French, Hl^h Post, Cottage and ( onimon
i it m: n s s;
Spring Mattre'i-e-", of new and improved Spring, on
I hand or made to order of any si/.e: L'TNG F'.S; Spring,
('•me. and W nd S.-at 11 \IKS, of different kinds
and pattern-j; Spring Si)fa-j. Lounge-i iin I ('hairs,
repaired, and cover»> 1 wish Haii Cioth or other
wise; Hoe handle-;, Rung*' f ir bbls. Hhds.;
Sole, Harness, and L'pper Leitlier.
and I’l.a-^tering Hair.
■As we have good Machinery fur Sawing, IManeing,
Turning, Morticing and Uoreing, we can do work with
de>patch and on ^r.li fic: iry teriii ;. I’ersons havinc
work or repairing to do will d>. wol} to give us a call.
W’e warrant our v.L.rk; if it fails, you know where to
find u^i.
Having taken a Store on the Fast «sdo of Gille-pie
Street, a few doors S..mh of ,\. W. Sicel, F' p, and
having some spare room, we would attend to the storage
and sale nf any thing itiat uiny tie .'iisigne l 'o u^-' ai; 1
will eiTe special ittcnMou to I'rod'icts if tliis St:ite.
P’ayetteTille, \pril 1. IS'il ‘.tif
I AI i:tti:% ii.li:
Ml Tl AL I\SI RA\('K C'03IPA\V.
un:-; t
,t'iH8 'Zh
.U77
V ihe .'•’'minary.
.Sept. I'J. iSt,l
T. C
H-)0}>KR.
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N iv.'l St lit .
■ uiury pi-i.d-c
n■ '-.T! w :li >•.
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I'ii.
AKTIV II AK\l>S.
1AM prejiared to manufacture all kinds of Wagon
H'i''nc'- fur Army u.-m-. 1 tan my leather and can
give ui id bargains, .\genis will do well tn send their
ordi'i to mo I'i they hall have pronipt attention, and
1 11! •; in .|ni'k di«ptch. JOHN C.\I^T^;R
(ioi'lstrn I’. (> , Chatham Co.. N. C., i
J 'iiie
Total, ^'_’7’J,7ii'> til
The Company have pnid all io='ie« promptly, an 1
have never made in ir-'es^nient on their premium notes.
T"iai lossi": p .id, jJO.IjO'J ti'J
Okkickhs;
GKt:. MrNKlLL, Trei^ident
D. A. R,\V. Vice I’re-^i b'nt.
C. A McMlLLAN, Sec’y.
l)lRi;i’TOKS:
I.H
iito
.'.I Wih i: ;i ijlor!
R. N. >
Liti
•iriiott
on. AND LAMP I'.LAOK.
''pWviTS" and H:r.UlC\TlNC. Oi
J LM r RLACK in barrel-*. For ,sr
■'y.
1 r.i f
>l^-h 7.
L.
ale by
JOS. R. ni.oss'>.\ic(v,
Wiliiiing'on, N. C.
;-lf
Henry Lilly,
II. I.. Mvrover,
S. T. Hawley,
N’uhan A. Stedman,
C. R. M.-illett,
Jame- Ivyle.
A. ,\. McKethan,
J. I>. Willi.ams,
S. W\ TiUiti’Ivist
W
I 1 .1.
h .. 1
li. rilliligh'i'.l. hayetlo
und.T igiied. v.'i lib .lie or
I. :i iLi; .v c-m;
flatr i HI
pi. r piiutiii ; It rags lie-
ti^'i-viiie, oral ii,y mill^
MCniMIY
l.,ost or
Noies not fill*»d up, -1 ’,y
SUVV I OK .««iAl.i:.
In AVF now and will constantly keep on hand a large
-lii-i'iy of Ci( X»!) .,.SOF'I' and H.\4U) S«».\P at my,
.So:tp l':.i'tory on Person .St., near the half way bridge.
Sofi Sunp iJi cents pfr lb. The price 'd' the h ird will
)ii- ' -ed in : f '.\ lays.
Ili' kury and I>ia;-k jack .\-.iie.' wanted t>r» cents a
bu-4iel [lai 1 fi,i-them. C. 1*. .JON'KS.
Fayetteville, Sept. I8*i2. '>7-li>ijid
TIm‘ l*r‘^f>> f(‘i*iaii l**>aliiiHfi«^(
Chi.r.acter nouv . .\ turiher diipply just received.
Jtil> F. J. ilALK iSi Si>NS
N. Tillingha.st,
H. J !lin-da’.e,
W ui. McLaurin,
T. S. Luttcvloh,
A. W. Ste^,
J. G. ('rtok,
Hon. J. •!. Shepherd,
R. F. Rrown, ) .
A F. H ill ['''I'l'K'on.
hn ('i>llin« and (J. C. Mc(.’riiini.)cn, Tr.iveling Agents.
Jety-Tiie Coiii{iany invite apjirK-atious.
.May US. lSi;i. • o|.
ijiroreries 2 (m roceriesi /
A €AKU.
Camp Hale, wear Fort Fisher, X. t'.. An?. 1MV2.
undersigned, a private in the .Army of the Con
federate State.s, resipeclfully announces himself a
cnndidatu for ('hief (,'U*rk of the Hou^e of (.'oinmons of
the next Legislature, iltiving passed two Winters in
close intimacy with former Legislative bodies, ho trusts
that he has considerable ac luaintancc with the dufies
of the position ■ URNRV K COLTON
Aug. Iir,. .Vltf •
«Lyl.^Tl>!% III \€A!\,
S. V:
( F C» M K H b Y OF KENT C C K V . )
Is prepared to fill orders "to any extent in
En^ravin^ and Prinling Bank Notes,
ltill«» ot‘ I'tc liaii;;!', A:!'..,
Engraving upon Steel or Stone.
Lar«:e supplies of Hank Note atitl other paper
Hill he kept.
.^>lg. i, I'.M'Upil
ki:al i:«tati^: for male:.
^pn F. .‘Subscriber would sell his house and lot in W'ades-
1 boro', together with about *;tX> acres of land reaching
within three miles of the Village (if desirable ) The
dwelling house is large, and tnc lot the most desirable
in ihe up-countty, containing near fifty acr^s of land.
Should any one desire to move further up the country,
he would sell them a finely improved house and lot in
Spartanburg, S. 0., together with a good tract of land
near the place. J. IV SMmi.
Aug. 7. 19-;Jmpd
A«lmini«i>ti*alioii lAoticv.
THK subscriber having qualified as Administratrix on
the K-t;iti; of Jas Sun ly, dec’d, hereby gives notice
to all persons having claims against said Estate to pre
sent them to Wui .McL. McKay within the time pre
scribed by law, or thij notice will be pleaded iti bar of
their recovery. CATII.VKINK SL'NDY, Adui'x.
Aug 1 i'J- t
JfilOO KK:U AKII. ~
STOLK.N from nij' stable, near Lewisville, Forsyth
County. N. C.. on the night of the 1 1th in-t., a smiill
red bay IU)RSE, heavy built. bUck legs, mane and tail,
white saddle marks. Noother m.-irksrecollected. Gait,
short pace, "hort trot and pace; age aboii 11 or 12 yearn.
.K person was «een lurking in the neighliorhood, sup
posed to l»e the thief, who Ruswers to the following de-
Htription; IJl or -li years old, fair complexion, blue eyes,
guild oouiitenance, light brown hair, well-built frame,
about fi feet H inches high; wore a brown frock coat,
black cassimere pants, (i^uitu new,) new boots, black
neck lie, gray flannel shirt, and gray hat; carried a red
carpet Back made of heanh rug with the fringe on.
\ reward of j>75 will be given for the arrest, contine-
nient and couvictiou of the thief, and for the safe
delivery of the horse.
He is supposed to he the eame Horse thief that was
arrested in Fayetteville a year or two ago, by the name
of Fry, a very notorious thief.
JAMKS S. RLEDGKR.
Lewisville, N. C. Aug. 7, 1S0:J.
C«IM»KltA?^
POR Sale by TVSOR .t JOUN.SON.
r Orders sent to Mclver’s Depot, F. & W Rivjlro.ad,
will be attended to.
July .s>-
■IH’E VITKHU..
'^KIIE subscribers are manufacturing RLUE VITR1>L.
1 Orders s*nt to Mclver's Depot, fhe terminus of the
Coalfields Railroad, will receive prompt attention. A
specimen may be seen at the Observer (>flice. Fayette-
villv. ’ TVStJR ,v JOHNSON
Aug. l'». 52tf
\OTICK.
'^pHE UNl)KRoIGNEL>, both having entered the mili-
1 tary service of the (’onfederate Slates of .\merica,
hereby give notice to their old customers and friends,
that they have ajipoiuted John U. Starr and John D.
Williams, .of this place, their attorneys to collect either
separ:itely or conjointly all moneys due them either by
account or note, and otherwise to attend to their bu-
.siness generally during their absence. They respect
fully ask all persons indebted to them to call as prompt
ly possible on their agents and make payiHcnt.
STARR & WILLIA.MS.
tfcpt I'J, iM'il. 5fS-tf
c'4» A V i: u K A 'I' i: ho \ us
F the deitotninations ef HtOO. Vpply
at the Bank of North Carolina.
March 1>'. '_ttf
AOTH i:.
As I expect to be absent from home a few rHonths in
the West, .\rchibald NIcLean is my authoriied
Agent to transact my business until I return.
N. 0. JONES.
iJec’r 28, lh*>t*. 83tf
0
A I'ROfl.AiniTIOli
By Z. R. V4\rK, (•overnnr ofXorth Carolina.
IIJHFRKAS, itiformation has reached me that certain
M persons, Tinmindful of the c.ills of patriotism, and
forgeffiil of the duties of good citizens, are using their
influence to prevent obedience to the law of Congress
known as the ('onscript Law, and that others are at-
lempting to organize an open resistance to its execution;
and whereas, such conduct being not only in direct vio-
lition of law, but also detrimental, in the highest de
gree. to the cause of our country, it becomes my sacred
duty to prevent and repress Ihe same by all the means
in my power;
Now. therefore. I, ZEBULON R. VANCE, Governor
of North Carolina, do issue this my proclamation, warn
ing all such persons to desist from such unpatriotic and
criminal conduct; earnestly hoping that all who are dis
inclined to defend their liome.s themselves, cither by
reason of age, infirmity or cowardice, will cease to dis
suade those who are willing; and notifying positively all
persons contemplating an armed resistance to the law,
if there really be any such loisguided and evil-disposed
persons in our midst, that they will commit the crime of
treason, according to the Constitution, and must not ex J
pect to escape its penalties. W'hilst thousands upon |
thousands of our best and bravest have cheerfully obey- i
ed the law, and by fheir pafriofic valor have driven the J
enemy back to the Potomac, if would be an Intolerable *
outrage upon them to permit-others to evade the law,
or worse still, to rcsi.st it by open violence. Let no one,
therefore, be deceived, Ihe law will be enforced; and I
appeal to all loyal and patriotic citizens to sustain those
who are charged with its execution.
Given under my hand, and attested by the Great Seal
of the State. Done at the City of Raleigh, the IHth day
of September 18^>2.
ZEI3UL0N U V,\N’E
Ry the (?overnor:
R. H. Rattlk, Jr., Private Secretary.
Sept. 20. iJ-
.^li^w A. TilliiigliaMi
will open her SCllool, mi .Monday,
Sept. li'Jth.
Sept. I'l, t)0-2w
.«lHOOL
.^li»^ Alice C'aiii|>l>«"ll will
resume her .School, on Gillespie Street, on
.Monday Oct. ti, 02-td
%V1'>TI:K\ KAil. MtOAIK
T,^R(.(M and after Mond.iy the L'L’d inst., the Trains on
r this Rond will run daily. Ic.'ivins FayetteviHe at h
o’clock, M.; returning leave Mclver’s Depot at 1
o'clock. P M. C. B. MALLETT, I'res t.
.Sept. liO, IbCii. 02tf
C'oiifederate S?»ii(lx lA'aiited.
The subscriber wishes to purchase Confederate 8 per
cent. Bonds.' J.-\S. KYLE.
Sept. 20 02-21
.^liaviiis a nil Toilet .Soap.
^[I.WING and TOILET SY\P of domestic manufac-
O ture, fUferior 'juiilitu, and in quantities to suit pur
chasers. ' JOHN II. CoOK.
Sejit. 17, ist',2. Gi-3t
I'or Sale,
VFINE VOI NG FILLY, two and a half years old.
Inijuire of
D. W
Sept. '22.
McLAURIN.
C2-2t
40
\LAR»iF r^nd well sclecte 1
GROCKIIIKS iilw.iys ou liri,ii.!
flf and
ll ■: luiy
•■•■ v,-:iril
.1 ' _v Patrick Murphy, k!;v. • j
t' F iy: itfcville. All p r Hi
1 •; tii--rii. -IS they will noi bv jmi l
DAVID Ml III liY
l.iif
»-os(oj)4*s and S(ereosfO|rie Views,
i itiiiifiil i^fitienf, ju-i rccc'ived.
E. J. HALE Ai SONS.
ro \ I' i:i>i: k a t r. roa i»s
F Ihe denominations of ■>()(», !S1I)0. .\f
at Ihe Rank of Cape Fear.
•l:in.li !s ,
^tate of .\»rtli 4'arolina.
'’pil K Slierifl's an
F.X!;(M:t1VE DEI'ARTMENT, )
l>Ai,EK;n, August 2!, 1'•‘.2. j
d Constables ot the dilferent (’ounties
of the Slate are hcn'by authorized and directed to
rest all persons belonging to the Confederate .\rmy who
"«“iil\-livi* ||ollar«i K‘uarl.
■' .1 Iln* subscriber, his m-frro !«.y MO- , are abscni >rit/i„ut h-ire.
ir if ii;i‘, fib iHt .1 '■•■■t 1 I inch‘-s For each arrest they will be entitled to reward from
'■■■ ■ and very imih h iiirne 1 out ai the (he ('onfederatc Covernmenf of S15 for each one con-
)i ikeu t
Slock of FXMILY
COTlsi.l iUg of
Hacoii-Siilrs, Moss Turk, Mullets, ^Iack(.‘r
Nos. 1 aiitl ‘i, Miilii.s.^cs, Siii.Mi'f' of al
irral»'.s, 'l\»})ac(ro, ('iirar/i.
And all other uriicle.s u-;ialiy kejit in a WholesTlo Gro
cery E'^tablishmeiii
C(»x. KLND.VLL & CO
Wilr.iington, \pril 2, IHtil. ](» ff
KA\A\^A%
1^'^ROM the subscriber, a negro man by (iio name of
DICK, (knowti ■\'= ‘'Irs. \nn Mi:inive'H,) a Drayman
in the town of Fr., I't'evil]?. He is about I'> years of
I'lge, black, -foul built, about "> fo"! In incjies high,
ai,d voice indicating a bad cold. He it- .supposed to be
loitering about Fayetteville, or pv-bably abi.ii* Mr. D.
Mcl.auriti’s summer ho\ise, as ht has a wiTe there; or lit
may have gone to Wilm.ngton, where he has some rela
tions, an't w;is heard I i sriy he was going there. I wik
give Fen Dollar,- for his delivery lo mo, or continen*eut.
in Jail so 1 get him L. F. MOORE.
Fayetteville, Sept. la. ^ c.mf
Tt> C'l.FiKKN OF C:t^|IKT.«>i.
''I'ilF, Stay Law having postponed the settlement of
^ *“'■ years, w.' will not lior 'arter in.--rt Order-
n -ip .Ken til ill- wit - -een at fined in jail, or if delivered fothe Camp of Instruc- t of Covirt wuiioul in adv.mco. Please send i
J in ci.iUity ,n he •Jl.-I.ult. lion near Raleigh, or to a Confederate officer. i with the ■ »: U r,-in i more if it fu> of unusual len'rih.
■.'ll ui thn-i wi rk' agii. I In* To secure these arrests the above named officers will j Feby ]ho2. k. .». H.\LE vSc SONS
‘ • ill livery !■• me ir for call in any assistance, and use all the j'Ower and au-
p ! t ti.i- hif
■ thill 1 gel him
W b JoH.NSON.
•- C , Aug. .l i, IbtjJ. G2tf
‘ thority belonging to their said offices.
I HENIIY T. CL.\RK, Governor of N. C.
I Aug. :26, 67-(iw.
The .^oiitiiei'ii liariiioiiy, !^cli»ol
Books, Stc., further Bupplie» just received.
£. J. UAL£ & SONS.
4 .MUL.VTIO WO.M.AN by the name of LUCY: about
.. V -3 years old, of medium size, but now i.juite c ^rpu-
Said woman is probably in or near Town, hut maj'
have been led off in the direction of Newbern by Bill
Bruinton, a free mulatto man who has been at work as
a Carpenter probably on the Wilmington .'i. Wehlon
Railroad at a Depot North of Warsaw. I will pay l?2o
for the delivery of said girl fo me or lodged in Jail in
town. If found in this (bounty, or $5J if said girl is
found in any other County and coTifmed in Ihe Jail of
the biime, the party arresting giving me early informa
tion of the stime.
JNO D. WILLIAMS.
Fayetteville, Aug. 2'i, 18ti2. ol-tf
To I.an4l lliiyer^.
1''HE undersigned offers for sale, in the Coal region,
and within eigiit miles of the terniiuus of the Fay-
ettevillo I'i Western Rail Road on Deep River,
KKillT HlM»KliO ACRKS OF LIND,
adjoining the land belonging to the estate of George
Wilcox, dee d, and lying three miles South from Car-
liontiiii, on Lit-tle Pocket Creek, Moore county.
Thct-e Lands are well adapted to the growth of corn,
cotton, wheat, oafs. r\'e, >'i:c. There are on the prem
ises a comfortalile Dwtdling. and .all necessary Out
houses. with about one hnndre 1 and fifty acres under
f.-TUte, including forty or f.fty acres of ncver-failing
'■«ttoi!i land. Tlii.s is a rare chance for persons wish-
iiur to iii-ike invesiment.>, as lands arc uniloubtedly ad-
vinoin-.: in price in this section.
For fiirilior information apply to Mr. M. M. McRrve,
Cratic's Creek. P. O.. Moore county, or address nie af
Fayette villi’, N. (J.
DANIEL McRAE,
For the Heirs u'"Gil>M*rt McR-ie, dec’d.
CTrbotiton. Moore eo , S I) , Vug 21 1So‘*. '^ot
Tin; .\ORTII
>11 THL I.IFE iiVSl!llA.\( K (OHP.tfiV,
(*W in the tenth year of successful operation, with
growing ciipital and firmer hold upon public con
fidence. continues to insure the lives ot all healthy per
son.- from 14 to tlO years of age, for one year, for seven
years, and for life—all life members sharing in the profits.
All slaves from 10 to years of age are insured for
one year or for five years for two jhirds their value.
All losses are punctually paid within lit) days after
satisfactory proof is presented.
For furthor information the puhl'’ is referred to
Agents of the Company in al! parts c .he State, and to
R. II I’ATTLE, .Secretary, Raleigh.
E J. l!.\LK, .\gent at
Jan’y IH.j'.K Fayeitcviile. N. C.
|i3Bi"^in;;le eopie^of tlie Observer
can be procured by non-subscribers, at the Bookstore.
I^ioe 5 cents.
mk;ak. a\»
BBLS. SUGAR.
l‘_' Rbls. N (b SYRUP.
15 “ SCUPPERNONC. WINE.
On consignment and for sale by
JOS. UTLEY.
Sept. 22. ('i2-tf
A (I lu i II i«it ra t orS ^a le.
1'^HE Subscriber, as Administrator of Angus Shaw,
will offer for sale ou MONDAY, the DUh day of
OCTOBER, at the plantation on the Wilmington Road,
•J miles below Fayetteville, the following articles of
perish.able property:
1 Corn Shcller, 1 (’arriage, 1 lJuirtry, 1 Wagon,
I’loujihs, a small lot oi‘ Corn and I’oJdor, 1 Sad
dle, 1 set Harness, 1 Cutting Knife, a lew arti
cles ul Household and Kitchen Furniture.
•V credit of sis months will be given, and bonds with
approved security ■will be required.
J.VMES .IENKIN.S, Administrator.
Sept. I't. 02-ts
' MtRoon
rpllE Subscriber offers for sale five fine lirood Mares.
|_ -Vlso, ftur .MULE GOLTS, about one and a half
years each. Apply to J. C. BLOCKER,
Fayetteville P. O.
Residence 10 miles from town, east side of River.
.Sept. I'.i. G2-2tpd
Wilmington, Charlotte Rutherford
K. li. Company.
N
Office of thk Puksident a I>iREf'ToR^.
The next annual meeting of this Company will be held
at Lincolnton on W'eilnesday, the --d day of October
next. Trains for the accommodation of the Stockhold
ers vill leave Charlotte and Cherryville on the morning
of that day.
From and after the 21st instant, the Transfer Books
will be closed. JAS. I. McCALLL M, Sec’y.
Sept. 17 1862. 62-tm
~ SlOO RI^Al^VRIK
1).\NAWAY fr m the subscribers about three mouths
i\, ago, two negro boys, PETER and CAD.
Puter is supjiosed to be lurking iu the neighborhood
of Buckhoru, Harnett counfy, and Cad about Pittsboro’.
The above reward will be paid for fheir delivery to
us or their coufineuient so that we pet them, or S')0 for
either of them. J. ^Si N. A CAMERON.
Harnett Co., N. C., Sept. 2), 18G2. (i2-ltpd
AV AATi:n,
T' O work on the PIEDMONT RAILROAD from Dan
ville to Greensboro’. For further particulars, ad-
I dress Ihe undereigne.i at Danville, Va.. Greensboro’, N.
I (L, or Charlotte, N. C. L. WILKES Si CO.
I Sept. If. _
^ \V AATI]« TO niRrHA!*»i:,
VGOOU NEtiltO WOM.\N to cook, wa«h andiron;
with or without chil lren. Also one boy and girl
! iruui G to Iti years old. Apply to
I M. A. BAKER
j Fayetteville, Sept. 18, 18V2. (il-8tpd
I Ueudquarters DlstrU l of \ortli (arollna, \
I Ralkk'.h, Sep. 18t)‘- /
j Gknkral Orukks. 1
i No. 2. f
I .\LL (lersons liable to iniLiary duty un lor the Con-
. J., scription law are hereby rei(uired to come to the
' Camp of lt.struction, near this ('ity, al once. Those
I doing so, will be allowed to select the Infantry Regi-
' ments they wish lo join, and unless full, they will be
j assigned accordingly.
II. The Regiments of Infantry and Artillery on duty
' in this State are authorized to enlist Conscripts to in-
i crease each Company of Infantry and Heavy .\rtillery
I fo one hundred men, but not exceeding it; and Light
Baderies to one hundred and fifty men.
j By coii'm.'tud of Brigadier General J G Mxktin';
I A GORDON,
\-;ji^tant Adjutant General.
‘ ' GU-4i
Tlie .iil>t^eriher waiitM
to purchase a LIKELY NEGRO BOY,
about fourteen years old.
C. il. ROBINSON.
57tf
Fayetteville, Sept. 4, 1802.
From the Charleston Courier
“YANKEE DOODLE.’
RT Mkn F SI.OOTTMB
^ finkco Uooillc is tbo tunc
The Northerners delight in.
“Yankee iloodle,” eo tliey say,
“Ih just the fune for fightinV’’
“ Yaukee-doodle-doodle-doo
Yankee doodle dandy, t
Y ankee-doodle-doodle-doo.
It is so VfTf/ handy
Yankee-doodle he got road,
And swore he’d whip somebody
.“^o he bought a jug of rum.
And took a sweetened loddyl
Y ankee-doodle-doodle-doo,
Yankee-doodle dandy,
Yanyee-doodle-doodl«-doo,
Is fond of rum nnd brandy'
Yankee-doodlo came “duwn Seouth,”
The rebel folks to swallow.
With Richmond first he’d grease his mouth.
The rest would fill hin hollow!
Yankee-doodle, fe fau, fum,
Yankee doodle danJy,
Yankee-doodle beat his drum.
And licked his ’lasse.s candy'
Yankee-doodle started on
The road to Richmond City,
He smacked his lip with brandy flip.
And then grew wondrous witty
Y ankee-doodle-doodle-doo,
Yankee-doodle dandy,
“The rebel pigmies,” so he said,
“I’ll swallow up quite handy!’
Yankee-doodle at Bull Run,
Was filled with roars of laughter,
To see “the ragged rebels run”—
Tiuat Doodle they were afltr!
Yankee-doodle-doodle-doo,
Yankee-doodle dandy,
“Oh, Lord,” he said, “1 didn’t think
These rebels could tight so handy'”
Then Yankee-doodle turned around
And sought a new direction.
There never was a road so straight.
That had not some deflection.
Yankee-doodle-doodle-doo,
Yankee-doodle dandy,
Yankee-doodle found hit road
Was not so very handy.
But Yankee-doodle marched right up.
Right up to Richmond City,
The joke he thought was wondrous good—
Ah, wasn’t'he quite witty?
Yankee-doodle-doodle-doo,
Yank«e-doodle dandy.
Yankee-doodle-doodle-doo,
For joking is so handy!
Yankee-doodle fought six days,
■\nd, to explain the case, sir,
Wa,s whipt away, hut swore he warn't.
And onlt/ chanaed his base, sir.'
Yankee-doodle-doodle-doo,
Yankee-doodle dandy,
Y ankee-doodle-doodle-doo.
At itraUgem so handy!
Then Doodle-doo, to hide his shame.
For cutting up such capers,
•‘A glorious victory” proclaimed
In all the Yankee papers!
Yankee-doodle-doodle-doo,
Yankee-doodle dandy,
Yankee-doodle-doodle-doo,
Af lyinj is go handy!
Now Yankee-doodle swore in wrath
The rebels he would fix ’em,
>Vith strategy a,n3i heavy yuns
He couldn’t fail to trick ’em!
Yankee-doodle-doodle-doo,
Yankee-doodle dandy,
Y ankee-doodlc-doodle-doo,
.\t Yankee tricks is handy!
So Yankee-doodle marched again.
Up the road to Manassas,
With fife and drum and heavy gun.
And brandy-flip and ’lassesi
Yankee-doodle-d ioy|^o:
Yankee-doodle di^^L
Yankee-doodle thoug^Wje’d tra^
The Southern boys quite handy!
Now Doodle made another fight.
With powder and with ball, sir.
But Doodle saw another sight,
’Twsia Lee and Old Stonewall, sir
Y ankee^ doodle-doodle-doo,
Yankee-doodle dandy,
Yankee-doodle run again
.\nd used his legs so handy!
Then l>oodle sent a telegrain,
“The rebels are retreating”—
But .\be he says, says he, “that means
W'e’ve got another beating!”
Yankee-doodle run so fust,
Yankee-doodle dandy,
Yankee-doodle could’nt take
His rum and 'lasses candy!
Yankee-doodle is the fune
The Doodle-doos delight in,
“Yankee-doodle,” so they say,
“Is just the tune for fightin!”
Yankee-doodle. hip, hoora’
Yankee-doodle dandy,
Yankee-doodle run away.
To lick his ’lasse.® candy!
MOR^L.
Now all ye men of Doodledom,
Come listen to my ditty,
You’d better start for Kingdom come,
Than d’ -irn to Richmond City'.
Yankee^ doodle-doodle-doo,
,-\s sure as Gospel writin’,
Vou'll always find the Southern boys
.\re just the boys.for fightin’!
,1 Wi/liiiy Caiirice.—Atnong the n:any pri-
.soners taken by the Conlederates here, not a few
seem happy to return to their home.s on parole.
An amusing instance is related as follows: A Con
federate soldier, exhaused, laid down by the road
side to rest, and I'alling a.sleep wils left some dis
tance behind the army. When he awoke, he
found a ‘‘yankec” .soldier sitting by his side fan-
ninir off the flies, and patiently waiting to be
taken prisoner. ()t‘course he was accommodated
Lrxin>fton Ky. Statt'sman.
Adiiiiiiixtration IVotice.
fpHK Subscriber having qualified as Administrator oa
L *the estate of William McKay, (dec’d), at Au^st
Term of Robeson County Court, 18f2, hereby gives
notice fo all persons indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and nil persons having claims
against said est:»te to present ther.i within the time pre
scribed bv’ law or this notice will he pleaded in bar of
thoir recovery. MURDOCK McRAE,
.\dministrator.
Aug 2t), 18(5-’.
rurther A'olire.
The Subscriber will offer for sale at the lafe resi
dence of W'illiam McKay’, dec’d. near Floral College,
in Robeson county, on Tuesday, the 30th day-of Sep
tember 1862, all the perishable property belonging te
the estate of sai l V.'ui McKay, except such stock as
may be neccpsary t i gather the present growing crops,
consisting of Cotton, Corn, Fodder. Horses. Cows. Hogs,
Sheep, Bacon, Lard. Heusehold and Kitchen Furniture,
and Farming utensils of every kind
The usual credit will be given, and bonds with ap
proved sectirify will be required before the property
_:ii u_ j„i: ^.1 MURDOCK McRAE,
Administrator.
57t«pd
will be delivered.
Aug. 26,18132.