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FAVKTTKVILLE, N. C., SKI^TFvMIU^U ■29..|8r>2.
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Floreiiff and Fayetfevillo Hail Koad.
NhKi: llie I rovi"ioiin of 'lu ni-.linntii’e of tho t’on
vi'iiii.iii I'l Nt)rih I'niolin:!, Ittuik'; will bt; opciioil on
(lit> I'.di .Iniii' II! lliT !ollci\\ iiii^ |il:icos aii.l iimlrr the d.
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iioiw lo Mu' (’iijiiiftl Slock (if tilt' “Floroiice \ Fivj'cito
vilh' l;:iil iioail ('o. ‘ Slrvrc'^ Olio Ihiiuiroil l)i)llars oiinh
• I.' . /,‘iul h’o.1,1 Oihct' tti F(iy, /Iri'iih'. — Uii.ler tho di
I’l'i'i inn ot . lit'(■.•iicr:il (’oiMiiiiH.-jioiiprf). A A. \lcKeih;u>.
'• ' A Siei'l, Will Mv L MoK.'iy .'iiitl .Iiio.
M
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Wksti kn K\il !\o VI) Offic e, ^
l^'ayotlcnillf. \uo-. 1S
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t’aiup Hale, wear Fort Fisher, X. C., Au!?. is«*>.
*'pHE utiilcrsigueJ, a private in the Army of the ’on
ON jiiiJ alter I lie 1st day of Sept. the followiug rates
will he rhiirci'd on l*as»eiirois. viz:
. :y 1*1 ill);
m
iC i-.-vr:
Ir.
A M.
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L\ttorney at Law,
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■1' '/(? A’-7 - lys Viuli'r (he diroction uf Hector
M N't'ill. \Vm ,1 •'■^fewavt. .J i-j A SniiMi, U-in'l (’ M.-
■■■.'ill ati.l l'..l, Alex. MrMil! ui, oi' any one of lliem.
.1' F; r,;' ('. II,,; -Under the ilirection of !>r N«‘ill
'K Nair, Dr. A 1>. Mc!,ean, Arctiihald Sinith. Kdmuiid
l.illy Mii'l 'ol. .\l-XHn ler WutHon, or any one of them
.1' —I'nder ihe liirection of Murdock Me-
I' u', 1> MrLec.l. 1'. M(Vallaw. J i:: Mcllae, .If., and J
II .Mr\i;u-en, or any one of them. j
1' 1 i.' I'a.ier the Jire;-lion 01 .John I’lM'CcU, I
• III) Ai N' lir. Sion Alt’.ir l. l'ii!»:ild McC.illinu and .Ino.
Mi t'xUinti. or any one of them.
The Snlw'ri].tinn I’.ook'; -.vill remain open f.T (he
pace ot 'ill d ly-i. Wiicii ji sutVieient .>11111 in suhscrihpd ,
;he i'.i:upanv will he .irj,’' ini;.od I'or the purpose of hiiild- i
iru- lh.> {•..•id j
A. A. McKKTUAN.
1> A. UAV,
A. U. STKKl..
\VM. MlL .McKAV,
•INO. M IIOSK,
(Jenonl (%miniisfiioner«
r ayedevill.' I-.ine 7, ISt.'J. :“Jtf
LOOK AT THIS!
THE Ifnivl’fliliLL!*: lillTliL,
FroiUhis: SOO and in th‘ bnsinvss
portion of (h‘ Town,
4‘oiif;iiii« iiioiM* and
«4'iilil:if(Ml Kooiiio lliaii any
lioU‘1 ill tilt'
•’I'l :ny ay luv 'onliiin'iits’ arc Vi'ry L-ood
lur till' liincs,
T. W MIDI I U Proprietor.
May 20, is ;2.
Fayt*iri‘vilif Female Hi^fi Ncliool.
'pHK ex
I Uu-
From Fayetteville to Little lliver.
to Splint Sprinp. 75
‘‘ to Hock lirauch. 1 00
“ t. .7 inesl'oro', 1 '2i»
to Mr Ivor’?!. 1 50
Twenty-five cents nd.litional will he collected by the
( oniluclor o! each pas-;en!.'i‘r, le:iviu^ Station without
a lii'ket.
•\ new rate of l’ri'i_^V.t '.vi'l yro iiiti; el’Vct at the rtacio
time, which will t>o 1 rioted and timii lied to the public
in a f.-w .lay'!
I’>y order of th._> I’ref't.
-INO. M ^'OSi'. Treas’r W R IICo
All..; ao. 5,5tf
foJorate Slate;, respccirully annouuce.s himseU’ a
j can.li'l ife for fhif'f ('li-rk of the Rouhc of ronmrjus of
■ the next LegiHlaturo. llavina: pn.Hsed two Winters in
close intimacy with former l..eKislativc bo>lies, he trusts
that he has considerable ftciiiiaintance with the duties
of the position. HF-NHY K. CULTON.
Auo 2;') •■'.•Itf
1)1 \cA.w
i'i.tB.l .^ss.
( K O M E H L Y O I' K K > T T (.' K Y )
Is pi i'pared 10 fill orders to any exieul in
Engraiin^ and PrinHn^ Hank ^oteij,
EtiElw 4>r l%\c iiati^o.,
Engraving upou Steel or Stone.
Larj'e supplies ur Bank .Vote and otlie-r paper
will be kept.
Aug. ‘i, IbtJU. 4y-l(5tpd
\ PKOt'I.AiflATIOli
By Z. B. WM K, tioveriior ol North (arollna.
\17HKI{EAS. infoTinalion lias reached mp that certain
T I per.'jons, unmindful of the calls of palriotinm. and
foTj^etfiil .,.f the duties of jjood ciiizeiis. aro u.sing their
iiilliience to prevenl. obedience to the law of Conji^ress
known as the Conscript Law, and that others are ftt-
teniptinj( fo orfjanizo an open repiatanceto its execution;
and whereas, such condiict being not only in direct vio-
INTERESTING IXCTPENT-
^ KinsT(>n, Sej't.
Truth is said to be tJOiut'times .-tranger than
fiction. 1 iound oil a rccciit visit ti) lili'liinoD^ •
beautiful vcrifioatiou ot thi-^ roniark, illuRtratei i*
the person anil tortunosoftho accompUshed dauf'h-
ter of Sir John Mus^ravi-, %,1 EnL'laml. A lew
yoar.s ago, Fir John Muj^gravc ami his beautiful
latidii of law, but also 4«triniental, in the hig;hest Je- 1 Jautrhtev visited tin' City of New York, bringing
pree, 10 the cause of our country, it hecoiiies iiiy sacred
; duty to prevent aud repress the same by all the rueaus
'in my power;
Now, therpfo*’p. I. ZERTL^N I’>. V.\N(’E, Governor
I of North Carolina, do issue this my proclamation, warn-
j ing all such persons to desist from such nnpatrioticand
j criminal conduct; earnestly hoping that all who are dis-
I inclined to defend their homes themselves, either by
I reason of age. infirmity or cowardice, will cease to dis-
j suaile thoFC who are willing; and notifying positively all
j persons contemplating an armed resistance to the law,
I if there really be any such misguided and evil-disposed
with them tlio prestige of a ;z;ouil name, uud wear
ing the livery 0f‘('xcceding graccl'uluesa lind re-
fineinent of nianni*rs—they were courted, feted
and cares.sed by the merchant prinecsi ul ihe great
coininorcial metropolis. The daughter won th*
lieart of the gallant son of Ilonry (irinneli, the
generous and noble-heai tod Dierehau ol New
York, who hath been, and ever ha.s been, and is
now, the unflinching and dauntless friend of th»*
South, and who has defied the ]/ineoln gov«rn
j persons in our midst, that they will commit the crime of | Jjj e.cur/'uxion of a bold and manly opiliiou
i treason, according to the Constitiitiou, and must not ex j behalf, and in the moniA s.-nflon of t^ie
8if
’'■i.»esof this Institution will be resumed on,
ill >t .'epienii er.
• h “I'li li i-^t ic yeir will In' diTido i iiilo two term--;
^ i ■> W' v.k=, Ci'riHiietuin^' llJth of Sept. and end
'.lie 'Jl'h l»eo.; the seci.tid of 27 weeks, coiiiin.'iicing 1st
"f.lin’v ;(n 1 ending ,h;ly 1st
!’in Ill's anil (; ;i'\riintis Intending to pnlronize fhis
Scli.-ol are eirne.-it'.y ro juested to apply for circulars
■ full J .41:iolilar- in regard to lei ms, csic , 'y'v *-
The >ew st\le. Small,
rOLOIfKD PI10T0.IIAPI!S,
AT
VaieM»i*si|4>||‘'s ijiallory.
ART.
\Voo«l\var«!'-s ^olar ('niiiora.
I )H( >T iCi 1{.\ I’lLS can be hnd it Vanors.li'll's Skylip-hf
1 (iiillery, ILiy .sire.'i, op|.osiie M irble \ ard, F.ay-
etteville, N. C.; pl.dn, r. ioucln'-l. co'^re^l. in water
colors, oil and pa-Jtile; tr.'m viii-ill l-i lif.> size." .\nil>ro
tyi'es, Mebiiieotypes, m.T nil o:her styles of I’icturcs
pertaini tp to the \rt. A'-o, (illt Fritiies, (iilt Mould
ing, O’ ' tor very iarjrv piiMuro"^—a** larjre as U*> l>y
inches, .’ord and T Is :..i- ti.iiiging pii'IureF: Insiru-
ni' iils. St.H'k ind Ciu :\ic:ils fi.r -ulo low t'.ircash. Life
size (.■olnie l riic;.pgru] hs u.:i lo fruiii stii.i’i pictures.
It iving pern. in«'!i!’i' li . ;i.'d ln io 1 l;o].e to merit
y.uir pair iii;ige. 1 wotild iNo ret urn luy .nc jre thank-*
lor the liberal paironace be-^to^-ed on me heretofore I'y
the good people of Fiyettcville in.i vicinitv.
C. M VANi.nsi)ELL,
I’hi't.ignn^rr• and Proprietor.
I'ec'r 'JO. V'"'.) 77.
Fact or V,
nM Il->opF,R.
. Hi>'»l’FH,
~ 1‘rincipais
! 'V :7. .jv; tl.^jp 1
''r'll 1 ‘ -iLi-i- if lir.s in-ii;uii, Ti will I e re-urncd '\t
I I.;.! r.'iT-lar tii o-, vi/: thi' ‘Jo h .'^.■pt.
I’ r;rd, J-! ■ ] er month. 'I'uiiioii, jl:' per aiinuir.,
A • '1 desipned ^'r thn-e preparing for the regular
clashes the C illege. ;■ any ..thcra, will be opened at
the s,ii;ie time, under the pei 'Miial aiperinten lence of
III-- I'r-'f*.: J ’f'. *
F r T‘ir'ii- ibirs, ■, I Ire.'-.s the uii I -r-j'ne i; P. () , David
1
\U i '0.
TWO DflDKS ABllVK
Fav*lfrville,
.1 an'y 20, 1 '^liO
T. inif.ll i SONS’ STUlih
V.
si
'll
•J. L.
KIIIKI’ATRICK, I’re-s t
-1 m
II
M.\hEl*KA('K A ,M KAE
ani e?peci t > koej- for
t lire, a app’y .f P.ra-
Mr lliaf Im*
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». W. WILLIAM.- .V
--.ile l>« ai(‘r'« ill «i'oa
-s -1 : ^ I r \
itnd t ntlcry, Iron,
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V K .1 . - K N 1'.‘. I-
i:\, :iv\ ■> %!.>. .V i Hi .
A -■ •
Of E'^ALT GROCSRS,
f «. M 'oii!i Water .St.,
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W. !.l.
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10TT0\ VAR.^.
-NO. 10 Hay Street.
('. P. MALLKTT.
Jar.'y (1, 1 J. ^h-
«IO lie ward.
IWTI.L ; ly the ab ve reward for the ai'prehen-lon
and C'i- riiiemenf nf my man CALVIN, who rnniway
t* ini me bmi three w eks aijo.
I Wil; M. 1 p-iy a rowiir l i )' Fif'y I'oUars for suflicient
ovid.-tioe : I iii\.ict any pof' in of Inrboring iiini. il-
v;n i- lib IJ years fi-i: 10 or 11 inche-^ high,
*1; and wrigha a:'111! l-'o poun Is; he wears siii.il!
IT '' rin -- in iiis ears. He is a bo;it or hip carpent-
.r. 1 wi'll kn ‘.11 atiout Fiyetteville and Uilmingtou,
H‘ iiiietiiaeb calls himself Calvin Johnson.
1MK(J LVANS.
■ ' oMf
Ki'AL rniisxtut^.
Subscriber would sell his iiouse tind lot in WaJes-
boro', togethei with about GUO acres of land reaching
within three miles of the Village (',f de^irnble ) The
dwelling house 13 large, and the lot the most desirable
in the up-country, containing near fift}’ acre** of land.
Should any one desire to move further up the country,
he would tell them a finely improved house and lot in
Spartanburg, 6. (J., together with a good tract of land
near the {dace. .1. P. SMITH.
Aug. 7. 10-3mpd
A1 ministration .lioticc.
subscriber having nualitied as Administratrix on
X ihe Ksi:itc of Jas Suudy. doe.’d, hereby gives nolice
to all pertjoii^! having cl inns apainsi «nid Kstate to pre-
ycnt them to Wm. .McL. McKay within the time pre
scribed by law, or ihit; notice will he plended ia bar ol
their recoverV. 'ATH A P 1N II SL’N L*\. Adm'x.
\iig J. IbC-i. jy- t
!^IOO KI::\VAKD.
^TOLiiN from my stable, near Lewisville, Forsyth
Kj county. N C.. ou the night ot the 11th iust., u small
rd fi^iv HoRSK. heavy bailt. black legs, mane and tail,
■white »,i 1 lie marks. Noother markr= 1 ecoHected. tlait,
short pace. «hnrt trot nnii pice: age abou 11 or 12 year
•\ person was seen lu.'sing in the neighViorhoo l, sup-
po'cd to t)e the thief, who uiswers to the following do
trriptiou' '.^1 or i;‘J year.-i M, inir oompK-xron. Idue cy.'.s.
('...iJ ouiitenance, light brown hair, woll built frame,
about ft tVet X iuch'js high; wore a t rowu frock ooat.
blac'k ca"imere pautr, 'ijuite new,) new boots, black
nock tie, pray llannel stun, aud pray hai; carried a red
enrpet sack made of hearth rug with the fringe on.
A reward of $76 will be given for the arrest, confine
ment and conviction of the thief, and 'JO for the i-afe
delivery of the horso.
He i“ supposed to he the some Horse thief that wa-
arresteJ in Fayctieville a year or two ago, by the natue
vl' Fry, a very notorious thief.
JAMES y PLEDUKU
Lewisville, N. C. Aug. 7, K‘'t32 Oo '■'m
pect to escape its penalties. Whilst thousands upon , ,• 1 • , 1 n
thousands of our best and bravest have cheerfully obey- j ni0»it subst.antial aid anil coniiort to our Cftuso.
ed the law, atid by their patriotic valor have driven the j John and his daughter retiirncd ti> I"..ht,laiid, and
enemy back fo the Potom.ac. it would be an intolerable , pQon (hereafter his daughter acoom]ianied Floreuc'i
outrage upon them to permit others to evade the law,
or worse still, to resist it by open violence. Let no one,
therefore, be deceived, the 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 iiand, and attested bj" the Great Seal
of the State. Done at the City of Haleigh, the l*^th day
of September 1W)‘2.
ZEBULON It VANCE
P.y the Governor;
R. n. 15.\ttlk, Jr., Private Secretary.
Sept. 20. ''2-
liisH A. Tilliii;;;lia!iit
will open her ' u .Mouday,
Sept. 2‘.tth. *
Sept, 1.0, 18i'i2. 00-2w
!«iriiooi.
;Vli^«>. Alice ('aiiiphi'll i^ill
resume her School, on Uilleupie Street, on
-Monday *ct. 0, l.sil2. 02-td
%Vr..vrKR\ UAIk. ROAll.
I^Rt.lM and aftei Monda}' the JJ't iiis^t., the Traina on
r this RoTd will run daily, leaving FayeiieviHe at
o '^lui’k. M : returning It-ive Mclver’s Depot at 1
o’clocK, P M. C. 1:. MALLETT, Pres t
S.'pt. JO, lHu2. tiJtf
T
('oiiftMlerati* SaOtidM Wanted.
HE suVtscriber wishes to purchase Confederate S per
cent. Bonda.
.'sept. 20
JAS.
KYLE,
02-2t
i:ka^
TV.'^OR
r^i >R Sale by TV.'^OR .t
r Orders sent t.> Mclver's Depot. F
will be attended to
July
JOHNS'.'N.
W, Railroad,
'1'' it' a>
1 -Hid :
' \l»r :
s:io ici:w
I rf w ird will ; paii for the apprehension
liwry to the near, n .Military Po.s>, ,.f ALKX-
W\FJ,'\C|;, WN1 leserti' l lii ,ciI'lipany on or
ill . 'li': it .M iri'h 1 si;-j .Said Wallace is2> years
d, .'1 I'eet 1 1 : iclies high, red coini lexion. dark hair,
I ■ . y . he is a ii.itive of -M jore Cuuuty, aud is proba-
y ill ■ vicinity of (’arthage.
JAS D McIVER,
Ca]'f. Co H. 2''ith Rcg't N Troop?,
^’anip Johnson, miles from Kinston. June 17.
I' A ll l>!
I FF'V L.Vl'lF..-^ can >>c acconmiodateJ with board at
V the Seruiiiarv
T (' HOCPER.
Set t. ] J. i'-til.
AVE in hand aiii e?peci t > koej- for '■ile, of their
own nfuiuf:i'’lire, a opp’t' .f P.ras;, Ga’.vaniied
tiii'i C\**;’.mon Hoope.l
Jl WIPKR KI’I’KKT^;
Fronoh, Hifijh Po^^, I’oHa^e aud Coniniou
'Spring M:ittrc«‘’os, of now an I impr ved Spring, on
hand ir laade to - .rd'-r of .my size; L • CNi I ES; .'^prinar.
Cane, uni W.. d S,-it CH.Vi:;.'^. uf diilerent kinds
and patterns: Spring S.ifis. Lounges and Chairs,
r>‘pviired, and coVore l w;:h Il.iir Cloth or other
wise; Hoe hanl'.o-. P.ung- I'.rb’lr, .v Hhd' ;
S'ilo. ll inio--, :.n 1 I : l -r F.eaiher,
and li:i terinir H.itr.
A- w. liiive good M.iciiiTery tor Sawing. PI iiieing, •
Turiiitiij,, Nloiiioitij^ a;i i I’l iroiu r. we c.in do Woik with
desp:itoh a.'id • !i s.'iti I'Mory t.o rii- Pit-.ihs h ivii.^ |
wiirk or repairing t 1 do will do well t" pive a- a c.ill.
We warrant our w.rk: if it fail-, y ii kriuw where to
find us
Having takcu a .^t.iie m !1k> L '.-t sj.lo iif i illesj'ie
•S'rcet. R ft-w door S i:itli of A. \V. S:i-‘ol, Es j., and
li'iving soino sp.vn- room, we would atietid to the.-'torage
■uid u’s- vjfaiiy Uiiiig hit iiriy ^e ooiisigued to us, and
will L'ivo sp oial I'ionii 'ii to pioiuioid of this State.
F lyeltevillc. .\pril 1, 1''il, 'Jtf
I- A11:1 ri:\ ii.i.i:
MITI AL L\Sllll\(E tO.>IPAM.
I
Rl.ri: VITRIOL.
^HK s'lbscribers are luaniifHCiuring RLUti VITRlOl.
Orders sfnt t . NIcIver's D-.‘j )t, the terminus of the
•-’o.'ilfields Railroad, will receive I'rompt attention. A
specimen may be eeeu at the Observer (tfiice. Fayette-
vill*. TYSnlt .t JOHNSON.
-Aug. 15. r>2tf
I ici:.
^pHK I NDF.RSDfNED. both having entered the niili-
1 tary service of the Confederate States of America,
hereViy give notice ttheir oU cu.'toraers and friends,
that they have appointed Joiin D. Starr and John L>.
Villiains. of this pla'-e, their attorneys to collect either
pep?irately or conjointly all moneys duo them either by
ai'count or note, an ! otherwise to attend to their bu
siness generally during their absence. They respect-
lally ask all persons in lebied to them to call as prompt ■
ly as possiMe on iheir ageio' r.nd make pavi.ieut.
•.!’»; -i WILLI VMS.
Sept 1'.'. I'-'’!.
n» A r 1: i> 1: R \T 1: 110 \ us
the denotnin.iiion^ of .S]iMKI, S.^iOO, ?t!()0. Apply
the RaiiU of North Caioliu.i.
.M.uoh IH, yif
iii;^ aaid Toilet ^oap.
1il.V\I2'iC« anu TolLET SO.\P of domestic manufac
ture, i'l./'tra/r '/i ii/i'y, and in quantities to suit pur-
ch.aserr
Sept
JOHN H
17, ist;2
COOK.
01-3t
A
40 IT™/
0^:;
aotict:
ipltal in Premium Note'' amount: fo
'sh on hand ind other a°'! ts,
^2ti7,f,H8 2f)
.">,077 35
ARTIV IIARAi:)^!^.
1.\M prepared to manufacture all kinds of W -pon j
11 irne :i for .-'.riiiy use. 1 t in tny leather and can I
iriv-' L' : I bai -lin- /-gents will b: well to serid their '
■ I i. i- li- me as tiioy shall ir.ve prompt at'eniion, and i
j Total, 5272,7ri’> fil
! The 'onijeiiiy hive r'\id all In^^es promptly, an I
j hav« never made .an ."-essment on their premiuta notes.
Total losses paid. 3^2y.t)>:2 tj'.*
01.KICKU ;
I C*EO. .McNElLL, Presiilent
.V R.\\. Vice President
-A Me \n l.L A N. .''ec'y
I'lUKeriitis;
. N. Tniinpha^t.
II )• U :l.
I'fi'.’hriia Co.
J o.lie li>.
CARTER
>,U!
•)ii. ANI> li.\Ml* liL.VCK.
.vNM i;- and I.U;-.i:iCATlVCt O.L.
J L.\.\ll’ LiL.ti k iu barrels. For s,ale by
Ji>o. R. RLoSSO.M k Co.,
f 'Viiiiiington, N. C.
.'■I.ii'-ii 7 t;.(f
Henry Lilly,
II. L. 'lyrover,
H. T. H.iwley.
N I til.an .\. Siediiian.
|{. Malleit,,
JaifK"' Kyle,
A. A. .McKethan,
J. D. Willi ims,
S. W. 'I illinirhasl.
hn Collin'' anil (’ C, .McCrumrien. Traveli'
Jtiy"The '’• iMp"nv i'lvite applic.atio is
May 2^, 1^-',1.
i-r J. Hin-^.hvle,
Win. .McLaiirin,
1'. S. Liitterloh,
A. W. Sle.1.
.1 C. C-ok.
H.in i Siiepherd,
R. F. Rr.'wn. .
AT, Hili,
.\jicnis
VS 1 expect to be absent from home a few months in
the West, .Vrchibald .M'Lean i.s my authorized
Aireni to transact my business until I return.
N. G. J.'NES.
Deo r 28, IStiO. 8!tf
Mlanaira90^
MULATTi- WOMAN by the name of LITY: about
years old, of medium size, but now ijuite cor/ t.-
FOR
i:!,i Fa-torv' on Person St., near il ■ »,
i( Soap I2A Cents pi'r lb. The pricp
i i,|
por j i. .., i f . ,t,.-
1 ■. i'ie, or I 5i .' i-ii.i-:
'■ M I ii I li 1.
\-h:
-id
■•iMy
^IfTt'Osooplf Vicu ,
.1 ni.-= I. j!i-1 r, ceivo i.
\: J. !i.\Li; .-)Ns.
.-li'e B>ollai> Re\«ari
-:-i cribei'. hi ne/t , i. y ,\iO-
ir^ ,-t ape. ab .m b et !'• inch* h
and vry ran; ii mrni tout ni ihe
!i -n spok, ! to. v:> ‘-10.11 ;il
' ■ I.. I -.um y r-•• ihi J : -ii 111! ,
i- I - V.- k- The
■ I • ir d. I; tiio ;r tor
■'t! I h'in.
U fS JOHNSON
Adg : . : Qoif
roeerles: ® im roerriesS S
I HAVLnowand willconstan.lvWp.nh.ndril,r?e' A CPo!'I\mV‘:!
I I 4- . IF.;., ‘ ‘ ii iiliOi l,Lll..'i aiwnvs on h.ui 1, coiis'.iins; ot
I oipplv of f.OOD SOhT and HVPD S'*\p nt riy ‘
f ^v.y bridpe ; l»i‘';m-.i les, .Me,.s l>ork, ^lu]l.'ts, .Macker
the hard will j Nos. 1 and 2, >lo!a;'sos, Sug:ir- of al
grades,'I'Mlo.eco, (^igar.',
i \,nd all other articles usually kept in 11 Wholesale Gro-
I rory Es'al li.^luaoti'..
• rtiX, KENDALL iv CO.
I AVilmington, April 2, J-i>l, lu-tf
j RAA'AT^^VAV
1 |^"^RO.VI the wiibscriber. a jiegro mnn by the name of
4 li Ibi ■ I* *IHt'K, (known as Mrs. j\nn .Metiiiire’s. ! a Drayman
t 0.^1 f.l»P..KA I KO.^ilS |.„,hetownof Fayetteville. He i« about 45 years of
> U t !■*!-ionoiumaii'^'na of 8'>4X>, >vlOO. -'^pply ! hiack, stout hnilf, 5 foet 10 inchefi Iiiph,
I' liik of I.ape {•ear. , jtiui voice inificaliup a bn/l coUI. is Hiipposei to be
^ttf i loitering about Fayeitevi'.lc, or yirobably about Mr. D.
* McLaiirin's sunimer h ni' p. as he h'a- a wife there: or he
A;
iml.
Said woman is probably in or near Town, but ma\'
have heen led ofl in the direction of Newberii by Pdll
i’>ruinton, a free mulatto man who lias been at work as
a Carpenter preb&bly on the VV'ilminpton .S; Weldon
Raihoai at a Depot North of Warsaw ■ I will pay ^25
for the ilelivery of said pir! to me or lodged in Jail in
town, if found in this County, or ^50 if sai l girl is
fount in any other County ar.l onfii'.cd in the Jail of
the s:.t’ie, th.: party arrc'^ting givir.;: i-'Tiy infonna-
tioii Tf the same.
JNO D. WILLIAMS.
Fftyotteville, Aug. 25, 18(12 51-tf
To liaiid fStiyer*«.
1'^HH undiersigued oiers for sale, in the ('oal region,
and wuhiii eight miles of tl'o teri'iliius of the Fay
etteville .'t Wcslern Rail Road i :i Lieop River,
KHIIIT Hiyi)UI-;i> AlUES OF LAM),
adjoiniiie the land belonging to tlie estate of George
Wilcox, dec'd. aud lying threojiiiles South from Ctir-
boi'.ioti, oii r.iiule Pocket Creek. 'lo-ire county.
Tiiese Land-i are well ad.-.pted to the growth of corn,
cotton, wiieat. oats. rye. I'tc. There are on the prem-
y
i'or ^ale,
FINL Vol NG FILLY, two and a half years ol L
In juire of D. i: W. McL.ALRiN.
.“ficpt. 22. ti2-2t
•*h;a r a \ iiT^iolA?«i«i>\~
fl^OAR
.S O. SVRl’P.
15 “ SCL'PPERNoNti WINE
On Consignment and for sale I y
JO.*^. UTLEY
Sept. 2i^. tJ2-tf
A11 IU i n i ra f 01*% .Sa I e.
1''HE Subscriber, as .Administrator of .Angus Shaw,
will offer for sale on MoND.VY, the 13th Jay of
(>croBER, ;it the plantaiion on the ^^iimiugton Road,
o miles below Fa^’etteville, the foUowicg articles of
perishable property:
1 (’orn Slieller, 1 (_’arri;igo, 1 Tiuggy, J Wagon,
Ploughs, a small lot of Corn and Fi>dder, 1 Sud-
d'e, i set Ilarnc.s.s, 1 Cutting Knife, a few arti
cles ui lIu:5s hold and Kitchen Vurnituro.
.\ c redit of six months will be given, and bonds with
•vpproved seciiritv will be required.
' JAMi:S ,IE-VKIN.”, .Administrator
Ueept. P*. 02-tg
isitooo ,u,4KEs::s
rpHE Subscriber otl'ers for sale live tine 13rool Mares.
1 -\lso, f« ir ML'LL COLTS. at)OUt one and a iuilf
years ei"h -Apply lo J. C. BLOCKER,
Fayetteville P. O.
Residence 10 miles from town, east side of River.
Sept. I'J. 02-2tpd
Wiloiin^to!’, Charlotte &, RiiiUerford
R. R. Company.
> !• i'lxe l in I few davs
ilickorv Mild Li ' k-j-ick
bi;s . 1 pii.j for them.
F’ayettevioe, Sepi 18*12.
'"0 cent-!
P. JONES.
•57-1mpd
riie l»i«
('h.iricter no' -
•luly 20,
• h> t «*ri 11 |»Na I iiio«l i!»>t
A turih'-.- iiipplyjii.st received.
E. J HAL.^: /t SONS
M i. ch r
of A'ortii Carolina.
E.Kl'CirriVE DEPARTMENT,
. liM-Kioii. August 22. 18f;2. (
I lit. .'.h^'nits and CoiiKiat.lps ot ih, ,li(rerent Counties j
1 of-lie Stale are hereby a.ithorize.l and directed toar- I
rest ao persons belonging to the (Jonfederaie Army who !
I are ab- -.•nt h-,n'e. !
For ach arrest they will lie entitled to reward from
lite Coiiteuerftte Government of Jlu for each ono con- I
lined in jail, or ."^oo if ilelivered to the Camp of Iiistrtic- I
lion ne.ar Raleigh, or to a (.Vuifederate -dhcer.
lo .secure ttiese arrests thii above ntinied officer'* will i
call in any assistance, and i^e nil tli«» power and au- j
thoriiy belonging to their said oliict's. ;
j Hl'.NR\ T. CL.ARK, Uovepnor of N. C- i
I Aug. iJG, IbOliJ. ' 57.6w.
may liave gone to Wilmi Ju'ton. where he has some rela
tions, and Wiis heard lo ptvv he was goin,r theft>. 1 will
eive 1 en Dollars for his «lt livery to me, or confin'ipent
in Jail so 1 get him. E. F. MO(»RE.
Fayetteville. Sept. 1;{, »;o,f
TO CLKRfiiS or ^’OIIRT.'S •
''piIE Stay Law having postponed Ihe settlement of
1 Huiis for years. T'e wil> not hereafter insert Orderfi
of (>oiirl without payt r.ent in advance Pl'^a'^e send $}
aloiip with the Ofib'r. nn 1 more if it be of unusiril length.
Feby lbtl2. ,i hALE & .SON.S
Tilt* .*«»oiitli (‘ni llariiiouy, Scliool
Books, &c., further euppliea juat received.
E. J. UAL£ & SONS.
OPFICK OF rilK I’UKtilDKNT A DiUECTORS.
^piIE next annual meeting of this Company will be liel-i
I at Lincolnton on Wednesday, the 22d day of October
next. Trains for the accommodation of the Stockhold
ers will leave Charlotte and Cherryville on the morning
of that day.
From and aficr the 21st instant, the Transfer Books
will be clo.sed JAS. I, McC.ALLL M, Sec y.
Sei't. i7, 18')2. t)2-tm
!^IOO Ri:w ARD.
RNNAW.AY fr ni the subscribers about throe months
ago, two negro boys, PETER and CAD.
Peter is supposed to be lurking in the neighborhood
of I’uckhorn. Harnett county, p.nd Cad about Piitsboro’.
Tiie above reward will be paid for their delivery to
u: or their confinement so that we get them, or S50 for
ei.lier of them. J, & N- A (.CAMERON.
Harnett Co., N. C., Sept. 20, 1SG2. G2-ltpd
Nightingale to the Crimea, and was the constant
companion day and night ol that angel of mercy,
in her ministrations to the dying and wounde(i
soldiers in the Crimean war. (.)n her rcturu to
England, young Crinnell mot her in Lon'lon, and
they were married, where they settled, enjoying
all the luxuries and elegances of life, which the
princely wealth of their iatliers eould so well af
ford them. (,’ol. , of \ iririnia, had often met
Miss Musigrave in New York, and whilst pa.s.sing
down the street in llichmoud, suddenly and un
expectedly met her, wearing that bland and joy
ous smile and expre.ssion of recognition which im
parts such a beautiful benevolence to her counte-
n.ance. “Mercy"’ exclaimed Col. ; “I would
a.s soon have csjiected to see an ungel from
Ifeaven! Pra',’, Miss Musgrave, how came vou
here?” Her story was .soon told with most
fected simplicity “After leaving New \ ork,’'
said she, “I returned to Kngland and went with
Florcnoe Nightiiij-alc to the ('riniea. (^n my re
turn homo, I married Mr. (jlrinneH, and on the
breaking ouf of the war in Amcrioa, iiiy husband
avowed his Jet'rmination to link his fortunes with
the South, and T acconipaiiied him. lie soon
raised a company—fitted them out at an cxpeuso
to himself of fifteen thousand dollars—preferred
that some one of more experience than himseli
should be Captain, taking for liini'ell a Lieu
tenantcy, and he has gone to fight for the South,
and T am here in one of the hospitals ol itichmond,
caring the be.st I can lor the wounded and dying
soldiers of the Confederacy.” And slic passed
ou—if not an angel from Il.i'aven, certainly .an an
gel of earth—the Florence Nightingale ot Amer
ica'.—R'tlci'jh Stand'tnl.
Th’ Etlih i of TraiJ,.—Kxtortioners apd all
who make h.iste to he and grow rich out of the
opportunities afforded by the war, are lcvout be
lievor' i& rhe IJudibrastie axiom.
For what 8 the value of a thing
P.ut ,as much money as 'twill bring.”
which is more commonly quoted,
‘•The value of a thing
Is just as much .as it will bring.’’
We deny and reject the axiom as a st.andard of
trade and prices. We believe that a liigh -r and
better code shoixld govern all transactit ns ot
trade, .sale or barter.
We believe that mutuality and equality of ad
vantage, not the extreme want or necessity of one
or the other party, is the legitimate and honest
condition of trade or barter.
Turning from Hudibras and Irom the greedy
practice of the day around us, let us appeal to tlu
oldest aud the best Hook of laws-, prei-epl.-^ and
oxitmples, known t.. man. As an examjile, the
reader will please turu to the twenty-lhird chap
ter of (JeUt:.;is, and peruse carefully the oldest
»ccount extant of a tran.saetion of bargain aud
sale.
The property in this ease was valuable, anl
the purchaser was in pressing need, ami was abh-
and willing to }>ay any price. It is Uot stated,
however, that the seller took advantage ol tiic.'^o
• ■ircumstances. The transaction, a» rce«udcd. i^
creditable to both parties, and is full of instruo-
tiou and cx.ample. The extortioner of this day
cannot elaim descent or authority either from
Abraham, the Hebrew, or Kphron, the llittitc.
For another example full of wholo-some instruc
tion and application to the corrupt and greedy
practices of this day, wo beg tlio rcad.'’r to turn
to the twenty-fourth chapter of the Seconl Uook
of Samuel. Supposing the Confed.'iatc States,
or the..'^tate, or any great public cause and inter-
e-st, to be in place of King J>avid. where could
he now find an Araunah?
A careful reading of the two pas.s.agcs of IToly
Writ fo which we have referred, will L'ivo our
roader.'* a better view of the true morality and the
reciprocal resp‘'nsibilities of trade, than can be
derived from the examples now too commonly aud
unblushingly exhibited.—ChnrbMon Courier.
i'Ai ROWA \Tf: It,
’’po work on the PIEDMONT RAILROAD from Dan-
1 ville to Greensboro’. For further particulars, ad-
(Ire.ss the undersigned at Danville. A a., (Jreensboro’, N.
I (' or Charlotte N C L. ILKLS Sc (.(),
ises a comt'ori-ibl'e l»welling, and all necessary Out- \ ’ ’ ^2-2w
houses, with abffiir cue hundred and tii'ty acres umier j
f(*nce, iiieliidiiip forty or f.fty acres of never-failing |
t.oi'oi'i la-id T:,i, is a rare chanc-for persons wish-| NEGRO WOMAN to cook, jr^.sh andiron;
i:ig to make i:r.e-^t. lents, as- Innds are undoubtedly ad- or without children. .Also one boy and girl
Sept. I'J.
WA.\Ti:o
TO riRC IIA Cl
ient
V'lTiciinr ill ]>rice in Itiis seeiion
For turilie’- information apply to Mr. M. M. McRae.
(Crane’s ( Irevk. P. O., Moore county, or address nie at
Fayetteville, N. C
DXNIEL McRAE,
For thke Heir'^ of Gillverf McRae, dec’d.
Carh .iitnji, ,M loro N ’ ,A vi j 21 1 * tl
Tlii: \ORTII €\\R01f.l VA
■tUlTlLVI. MI'K l\SI K »>!P»5iV,
AJoW in the tenth year of micces.sful oper.ition, w^ilh
iN growing oapii-.l and finae.f hoid u)>on ptiolic con-
fidance, conti.Tiiies to insure tiic lives of all health}' per
sons from 14 to OO years of age, ^or oti" year, for seven
years, and for life—all life mcmbci-s sharing in the profits.
.All slaves from 10 to t'O ye.ai-n of age are in.+ured for
line vear or for five years for iwo thirds their value.
.AU losses sire punctually paid wiihiu CIO days after
natisfactory proof is pre---jnf ed.
For furiher information the puhH'- is referreil to
Agents of the Company in all parts c .he State, and to
R. II. BATTLE. Secretary. Raleigh.
E. J. H ALE. A;?ent .at
Jjtn’y 1850. Fayetteville. N. C.
«tarNiii;;^le copies ot the IH»«erver
ctui be procured by non-subsorilbers, at the Bookstore.
Price 6 cents.
Alictii/. Triuiu)>h(int_i/ft Ahr(i,/s lif(rttfin>/.—
The iSt. Mary’s lieacon, published at licon.ard-
town, Maryland in closing its account of tho re
cent battles, says of the Federal army;
Notwithstanding all these f;plt ndid victories and
great gallantry the ‘‘invincible'’ Federal fbrccH,
who were once in a few miles ol llichmond arc
now behind tho fortifications upon Arlington
Heights! If tilings go on much lonL'ci alter
(his fashion, Jackson will be in jiOs.se.ssion of W’ash-
ington. In all our reading we have no recollee-
tion of having met before witli a vietoriou.' army
always Iriutuphant yet always retreating, l.ike
j most other .sciences, the science of war, we suppose,
- I is .progressive, but this rout of victorious j>ro-
Headquartei's District of .\ortb (arollna,) gression brings us to a dead pause
K.vlkioh, Sep. y, lBt-1-.
from t. 10 Dl years old. Apply to
Fnyetleville, Sept. lb, 1802.
M.
A. BAKER
t^l-3tpd
>l» AIjscnt~Mi>i>Je! (\-ij>p'r.—\ fc.v mornings,
ago, just previous to the startiriLC of a^ train for
tiie east on the Moritgotncry and '.Vest Point
Railroad, a young
man was observe'] standing
upou the platform in tlie depot, leaning heavily
on a pair of crutches. He wa.> appearently bad
ly crippled, and incapable of rapid loeonn'^ion.
While, however, his attention wa.s turned in an
Gk-nbrm. Orders, I
No. 2. I
I.M.L persons liable fo military ■•Uity under the Oon-
, scripfion law are hereby reijuiied fo come fo fho
Camp of Instrnstion, near tbis City, at once. Those
doing so, will be alloweil to select the Infantry Regi-
nients they w!sh to join, and unless full, they will be
n:i,signed accordingly.
IL The Regimeais of Infantry and .\rtillery on duty
in this State are authorized to enlist Cowscripts fo in- , . j v »
ore;ise cach Company of Infantry and Heavy Artiller}’ oppo-site direction, the Cars started, and when be
to one hundred men, but. not exceeUing if; and Light j^Qked around he saw them 'roing out ot the de-
P.:i.lteries to one hundred and fitjij’ men. j leaving him behind. Instantly eomprehcud-
By command of Brigadier General J. | i„g his sitiTation, he threw hi;, jrufches awav and
Assistant .Ajut«n^ieneral. j ran with Flora Temple 'speed in the dire'ction
Sept 12 18*j2 * 00-4t j of the receding train. He soon suceocdcd m
reaching the hindniopt car and rot aboard, .aban
doning his crutches and his lameiie.es at thesaiue
time. It is said he was a conscript, and will be
no doubt greatly rejoiced at his suMon recovery
Montyomcrj Adotrtincr
to purchase a
LIKELY NEGRO BOA',
about fourteen years oM.
C. H. ROBINSON.
Fayetteville, Sept. 4, 1802.