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'■ lo Sji.mt
li Hi-.'k I’.r.iii.'ti,
11 vl .IH ';-l)oro'.
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I Weill'• ii\e i ciiT nllilti)ii>il uill iif I
IU>lll: lot' t\| It'HVllI*'' H
li.-tvfi
A ii ot t'roiiftit will int.i etVt-i t >il ilu> ji-nii.t*
i-fi will f.f* ( risiit'.l Mn.l fiirni«»rir.) ro fli.' jiii't’'!!'*
ill *\ I'l’vN l|'lv^
l''\ orilor Ilf (he I'ro^'t.
M. )’,(ISK, I'rpiiM'r VV |{. II »’o.
Aug ‘.0, iMiJ.
\ Kill. Ko%n.
I^^K( >M >Mtil Motiilny the '2'2‘l itiut., tlio Trnins on
ihir> IJoti.l will run leaving Fayetteville hi M
0 .'loi'k. .A. M.; returning leave MclvorV l>epnt nt 1
B. MALl.KTT. IVes t.
t.'Jtf
WeshTM liailroad (MIlcc, \
Fiijetteville. N. Sept. 1‘7. IHm'J. ,
I^‘ >H the pui pose ot incre:isinc the capital stock of thi«
Cotii'j. iny, to enrtl'le it i.i exteuii the Koa'l frotu the
il F ieMs til he North (' iroliua I’uMil. ilu' following
geti!leiiuMi li;\ve been uppainie l ('oniriii.'';ii>ne!s to re
c«ive suh'Crihers in their sevi'r.'il iieighhorhoo'is, vi.-.
At Ciilf—1, .1 Ihiughtoii. r.muks lI.uTi-, Ur (George i’
Newhy mi l (! Wtishiiigton
Aliove the CJiilf—Juo .1 tJoliiMton, .lames b’ Hives ;»iul
IhiKh W IMxiui.
At 4>re Hill—a W (ioldston. Hr I. W T.oirell mij N
M Alston.
•\hove >re Hill—l*:in’l H.ii'knev, \ II Mar:h niiii Jiifs
I’ace.
.Vt FoU'l’f- Millx—I'lr H M Foiist auil I'r .1 I* itrHve~.
At Fratiklitiiville ^^ll.l vii'iini> is i.ic H I’oiiM nuii V
S Hdrney
,\t .li'uathnn ’•S.ivth 'uni I’. K lloovi-r
.At New MiirWet .le ■.^e U-ilker nti'l .1- .'ph Nowlin
At Tliotiinaville .\ li Foste r All.I .Jno \V Th.'tii'i^
At High F’ .^nt l»r K ( l.iu l- iv -tn'l .'^eabiirn I’erir.
.M S.al eiii t rftiii'M Fnp and K L I’lUersoti
,\t «Ireen-ihiiri ■ C 1’ \lea'lenhal;. 4’eier l.-iin', IJoii
.A Oilnier *111.1 Je-i -e H Litnl-i'iy
1 ii-inieiiiins will be ‘joiit to 'tie Ci'uinii''- .nie; >it an
enrly iliy by the rre-ti.lenl ot’ ilie 'onipiiiv
' .1 .M Ht>SK. .'^ec'y U' U R i'd
Florence aiut Fayetteville Rail Koad.
1''Nl*['}l ihe piiivi'i'oD'^ of Hti i'rtliutuiee of the Con
vention of .North (.'iroHurt. Bookd wi!! be ope ;o 1 on
t!;e I'lth J.,ne SI the I 'llowing pli.-e-; .••ill ui. lcr the Ji
rev'tioii ol' !he foll'iwiui; per:»o!is, t reo.'ive s'.ib.scrip-
* in--' t ;ht •Vif't'il .--‘H'ti of the '-FI >rt'iice v F-iyetle-
Tiilc K-iil JS'ia.l »'o." ShiiriM •'lie Hniulre t Doll ir- each
At H li. /.'•■u i Of-ic ->i Fill."' ^ —L’nier the (li-
V A .Mi'Keiiiaii,
McKnv 'iti'l Jno.
11 \ioNi*\Ns \M» rill r,si»\V;
KDU vitn J. Hiu: \ SONS.
1 1 \M> i*i;«:i‘i:nvv >i;
W Ilsi'IMtN
l ';iN «‘l l»‘S
. laiSr
hi- s --.-ii II
\i'\ F.KTlSuMl NT
1'.' line- f.iu the t t - n'l
lO.-ii i"n > . Il! • ^
‘lirtl
the IlUkU>
1 till fcrbi 1. m l
f inie
d.
hurifc t ui'o^it l
be in-^erted
jii per
No i’it i:
f n new '^\i)'«ci
ivmeni in aavanoc. nor will
iher f. r n i-insccr :;ine
Sl’Kt’
clock, I
^epf. ‘JO. lMi2
•I .M- '• il. sne to trtiu- tb-' p.i
’o:ie notify ii- when m;ikir»g
Attorney at Law,
I' VVKTTKVlL'l.K, N »'
!-iid the i otmty and ^^uperior fmrts of
’Mud, Harnett, .Mo*;re and Kobosm Couii-
ipt atrenti.iu given to
the collection
ruffed to hi^ baud
i
(.KIK W. WILLIAMS ct Ci)
II iioi(‘«ial«‘ in !*'«>.
MPOKl'VR AM 1 .N
ii;)rdHare aud ('utlery. Suedes Iron, iVr*,
H.i\ STRF.Kr, FWKTTKMllK,
i.\ !• K.KNliAI.1, J K.EN1>ALL
VOX, KEWlLf. A: CO.,
I oiiiiiii^Mioii MerclitiiiK
VifHOLESALK GROCERS,
So. 11 I'J \orih VVaiiT St..
^\iiuiiu!tun, (
fr.iui 'le * ountry pi
Rtifhi
r. i . X B. a. \V4mTii,
(ouiuUmou aud Forwarding .^lerrhaut>
WlL.MlNtiTUX. N. c:
% K II
i wiih
sioo iii:\v\ui».
ni niy >! ;,bk',
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f. , nn wei
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I'AMrrrKviLLi:, n. c .. xovKMiiKU o, 180-2.
[NO. 1175.1
1% viyrTi'.vii.ri:
MrriAL !\srKi\’i: (iniriw.
’'tl'ilnl in I’lfinium N.i!,-. ti,,. ii . t,,
*’ i-h ii'l lixtid 'llid ,1' t .'t .-M
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The ('(Iiiip:!i\ ha\e puid nil 1,1
h:iSc iieMi (Ii-iii.- II n e : iiiiem ,iii ;
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id.-u:
'i.leUL
llt'iiiv i-illy.
M 1. M\lover,
■■s 'r Huwley,
.Niitliiiu A. Ste.I(II‘Iu,
t’. I!. .Mullett,
•luiiio.-* Kyle.
■\ . Ml'Kel h;iii.
J. I*. Williauis,
S. W. 'I'illinghast
hu t’oilin-* and t'. i
Stfll^lhe t'oiiipany invite iini'lication-.
Miiy-JS. ‘
I'l 111 N jf h-f I,
I! iiiaii.'i le,
-Ml-Lull! i 11,
J' I,lltreri..(i
\ 'V . .Mteel.
■i (. ( diit^,
Hull J. G. Sht-phei'ii,
It F I'.ri.wii, > ,
A. K ifall. g'On.
Mi't'riiiumen, 'rriiveling .\genis.
A 4 AKO.
(uiiip Hah*, nt*ar Korf Kislit^r, N. r,. Kmc,
midorsiij/Iie.l, ;i piiviie in the \rniv ot the ('on-
I feder-ile Sl:il'e-, re.upect I ill ly •iiiiMiince-- hirn-eir fl
e-iiidldfUe for 'hii'f I'b-vl; ot the lloiHe nf l'oniini|i >f
the nest Legi-blliir'- ll.'iv iiir pi‘--ied iwo '•Vinter-' i:l
chj«e iniimucy with forin i l.egisl itive bodie-. he iriHU
he hi-.: Clin iider;»bb- m’e|ll-lillt!jll 'e With the dlllti’-
of I he po«ii i.in IlllVliV K.
Xii?: ■ .'1411
% ^ 1:1C I' I ^ I: VI1: \ i\
KiiicliM'Or OHhT of ( ap** I't'ar, i
S'liTHViLr.r. th'i itt, ist;-j )'
l-L p.-i-)iili- h'lvifi;' cl:ilIii- H?'iln't itie I'lt^ilieer I *e-
|i)iiiMie(iI tor iii'iieiiHN or -iervice- tipplied ill (he
c.in--(riiitioU ot iJefeuif-*. iij NuKh ('iiroliii:!. c-in li-ive
their cluidis find if -iippijrte.| by i-iti^fii, !(irp
crrlifu’!iie“i of iitTic»*r* hiii iioi ized lo order the et[iendi-
liire, or proved ju«t and eipiitntile. they will be pnid by
rel'ereui-e to tliis Olhee
.R t'oLLINS.
loi] (’tipi. I'ngineers O. S. \.
\
121-
Pa I Ilia 4'liriwti KeaiiH.
i ^pi!K suli.scriber will pny the highcHt c:ish prices for
THK \OKTII 4 AKOLIAA
>11 Ti AL un: i\sriiA\( E o>ipa:\¥,
in theteii:h '■ .n- ,if >.iu'C!--^fnl oper.iiiou, with
growing c.apit.-il hii 1 tirnie’- hoM upon piitilic oon-
tideuce, contiiiiif t.. in-^ure the live-i of all henlthy per-
s ms Iriii'.i 1 i •,» !,i) ye j’-' '.jie l,>r one _\t.‘dr, for seven
y--"irs, at'dtor iiie ;il! llt'e nii-;iilM-r.^ sharing in the profits.
\!1 slaves troni in t^ r,i) years of acre are iii:^ured t'or
one year or tor ti\i> years fm- tw.i ihir l-^ their vulue.
All losse-* arv piiiu'tn.kllv pai>t wiihiti '.Hi days after
satisfactory proof is preseiite 1.
tor tun her inforni-u ion the jiiibli - is referred to
•Agi^its of the Company in all parts c .lie State, and to
K II it VTTLF.. Secrot.113', K.aleigh.
.J. n.M.K. .\genl at
.lan’v Ih.^'.b F.'iyetteville. C.
anv quantity of Palma Christi lieans.
.1 A. WORTH.
Fayetteville, Oct. f'. tj7-tf
Paviiioiil ol Vifaft‘ ltoiiiil>
. Kxrcn'iVF i»i:i*.\iit.\ii;nt n . |
Atiii rwr (ii,SKK\i.’' OtFiet;,
. H-»b-i^i-!i, Oi-i 17 tI
i I; l:N^'R.^L (iRurds. Nil. ]
following I’v'giilaiiiiiis :iri> published t'or (lie in-
I f'lniiiition of lii.K.* pBr^on-^ vvishiiig to draw boiiiitj
of deoease.l soldiers, in accordance with an ordinance of
itie t'onvention ratified the ‘>l.M day of February
HKC.t LATIONS
1 The pa^ uent of lioiiniy to the representatives of
deceased soldiers is ba-ied upon the eertitieale id ihe
eoiiiiMiiidiiig otlicer of (he coiiipaiiv, who will siaie the
liliie ot (he eiilisl ineii( of the voldier, the dite of tiis
dece i e in •.■•’ivici; (he aiiioiinl of boiiiiiv iliea ly paid
by I he .'>(iile. nn.l (he i'oini>anv and retrmit nl l> whirh
he bel.mgeii
Tie clairnaiit will niake atlidavii before a magis
trate that he or she is Ihe next of kin lo the decea.^^ed.
INt'lta-NOl S MKDICINAL PLANTt^
■b' 'riu- soasou I'avtngnrriveii t.-r
cullri t iiio iiiauv valua'tlo itnliiiViloU^
plants, I pri^ioM- t.. l.rin-_: the* siU>ject hetoif oiH'
StiiUlii-rii- I jnj.le, panl-'iil.irlv our jilaiiter^, with
flic ho|)i- that tli.'v will iifit :illiiw tho tiiuo to pits.'
without - i/(V/ttiio I oiitiibiiiiti;, liiv portion to an
ulijcot so important to the health of onr troops
no«’ fiulitinir tht' battles id unr i-nuiUry. Nor i.--
the siihii-f ituj>ortant to ii' in a «loine«»tic
p.lint «ii‘ view Our plaiitor-^ now liavo it in tbeli
pow. i nut oii'v to -lavt* nioiu'y in tlio purchase of
tlruiis, loit als(. to mako tho collecting and drying
of Vft'iMahle laeilicinai plants a soufce ot incorut;
I will i*i«a.t n icw whicli should now be collected
I . liall av.iid all .and hotanic-al terms
4(1
larJ at
l‘FU.
rueiil^-fix* Hollar^ Ke^^ard.
• ' \ 'r' T: :lie siil.icriber, i;i.« negr-^ Kiy
‘ i- i:i y-.ir> of age, :i^ iit •'> let t , ‘ inc.-" -
H2 leet and very ir.iu u tmiu' i ■ ■ ' at :;.e
‘•' i wii when sp iki il : . 1! • wa^ ^een i.i
. - »lii.- iu Kobeson county on *iie I’l-. u’.. ,
, i . ... t ...■it.>vill.= ab Hit throe Week . ag" Th.
’•"‘ .rd .v.il bejj - d tor hi- dili ei to n.e or 1-
' ent in .n»v ail so iha: 1 eet ti'm
W II ,M i,lN ON.
Tr*.;e. , .\iie. 14. I'Jtf
! 11h ill '
.111 ir.
gray li i'.
vvi; il : ,ii' f'
1 !' T 1 he ;l
.1 .V d I
I Wi-NIAN bv the nfiiiie if l.i
■ Id of U.i’ HilM^ -i ■ . t>'l’ Mow 1
at III 1}
bv r.lii
» iiu’iii 1- pi ibabiy in >ir iit-nr I'.'iv!
• -eii .e-t .itl in thf iireiM lun '.f
:'->n. a free inulauo man who ha-^ t-.-eii
■■[lenU'r probably on Ihe NV ilniingtoii
ad a' u l)epot .N..rth ■■f War.i-aw. 1 w p ;y ^v' >
.p delivery of 8ni'i)j:rl t.: me or b-dge 1 in inil in
• 'otind in thi- County, r.r '*o if i d t'li is
iiiV other t'ouiily and contiued in the ^»;l ol
® - the parly arresliug giving me eailv inSni'tii''.
W 11,1,1 \MS
.M-tf
re; tii.n •,iit‘t)eneral Comtn-.»-«ioi!
!■ A ilav. A \V Steel. Wni McL
M. Ki.se. ■
.1 ■ .ii?.'—I nder the direction of Hector
McNeil!. Wra. .J. Stewart, .las. Smith, I'an'l C .Mc-
Nci'.l and Col. Alex. .McMiV.an. i^r any one of them.
.1: rri^I — Under the directi.in of I»r. Neill
McNair. l>r. \. 1>. McLean, .Arr’;ibald Siniih. K Imuii 1
Lilly and Col. Alexander \Va:si>n. nr anyone ot them
.-Ir (^u- -rnsiltiU.—Under the direction of Mur lock M.'-
ilae. D McLeod, D. McCalhim, Jas McKae. .Ir . an..
H. McQueen, or any one of theta.
.1.' ~df- il'-. — ;'ii lerthe directii'ti ‘-f -1 >hn 1' ' ■
Jno. McNair, >n .\lford, DugaM McCailura and .hiO.
Mlfalluni. or any me of them.
The Subscription Hook- will remain .-i{'Pn f ; the
spa.-e of OU days. When a sutiicieni sum i-- sub^ciibed
(he Company wil’ be organiied for the purpose of build
ing the Koad.
A. .\. M.KKTHAN,
if A. F.AV,
A. W STKKL.
\SM McL MoKAV.
•JN't M K'tSl,.
Cieneral C immi'-'ioners
Fayeticville. .Tune 7,
'I'o Kaill'oad '(»iili*a4'torx.
>l’.oroSALS are invited for the grading >f that j. ir-
tioii . ; the Wp-tern Hailv-iad betwp.-ii ihe tiiilf and
Ole iiiil in ('hatliflui (-oiinly. an.! aNo t-.r Mie tnaionty
\t p'.ii'ition ati i_roti;tui; jic 4i ions to be nri ie tr. the «ub
i.-ii!’fi. (iiilf I’.•■fTi e. Chatham lUiitv. .N. ('
CK -. WA.^HINtiT^ \
••., ] -I z >’7- ‘ Hi
u .i \'i i:i» TO iiiKi:.
j.'iii \ ULF r.ojd Kl» Nl'til’.ii >1F\ ■ . w .ri; .hi tie
ite.ni Itailroa I in fhalhani emni y. i i' '-
i.iHMider o! (he pi. sell! all I Ihe Pii-‘ii'.ii\r year ‘I'l’*.'
W XSHINUli'N at Kinst:,n. .1 F IKCi I'
;'1p. . r il.il W \.-'H 1 Mi I'l >N . i U M I i!
lift' I * , f'hatiiaiii , N (
I II-* S, 1 ht.lV , I ill
LOOK AT THIS!
Till'; FtVRTTEVILyi IKITIIL,
Frondii^ ^i(M) 1‘eet and in the huslnesH
portion ol‘ the Town,
«'«»iilaiii^ iii»r«‘ «»|>a4’ioii« aiii u«‘ll
I A 4;i:?ir
TIu' N**w stvlf. Small,
j rOLOKKI) PKOTOt.UlPHS,
I A r
I
ART.
\%'oo(1m ai'it's ^olar f aiiK^ra.
t)Hi.iroOfl.\l’ll.'^ »-au tje liud >it V nnor-?d«U's Skyligh
(I'illei ,, Hay 'n,-!. oi'p.-'site Marble Vard, Fay
etteville. N C . jdain, 1 et:iUohi;i!, • '1-red. in water j
colors, oil and pastile-, from small to life size .Aiubro- ;
types- .MelaneotTpes, nni\ all other siylo' ot Pictures •
perfiiu' ig to (he Art. Also, init Frames. (Hit .Mould- '
ing, O' .- 1 t'or vury large pi.-tures -ts large a-j by 1
;ucbes. Jord and ra-.seis ;„r h-ingiiig j;i-.-tures; liiatru- j
menls. Stock and Chetiiic il- tor s-.le ;ow for cash Lite i
bire colored Photographs made from suiall pictures. ]
H.aving permanently b- ated here 1 hope to merit
your patronage. 1 would also ren.rn my 'in^-ere thanks
for the .iheral patronage be't^wi.l on me heretofore by
the good [leople of Favettevilie and vicinity.
C. M. \ A.Ni>l;SI»KLL.
Phot grajihi-^t and Proprietor.
Dec'r ‘JO. IS-'i'.* 77-
illarble Fact or
.«»l C,iAK A.AII
liHLS SU(!A15.
12 P.bls. N O. SVIU P.
i i:i “ SCUPPKIINONO WINK.
On consigjiiiipnl and for sale t'y
I ' .lOS. I'TLFV.
I Sej.t. ■-!. (i'J-tf
I Adiiiiiii^lratioii A'otice.
1'^HK subscriber having unalif^ed as Administratrix on
the Ksta'e of las Sandy, dec'd. hereby gives notice I
i to {ill persons having claims against s.aid Kstate to pre-
i sent them to Wm. McL. McKay within the time pre-
! scribe.1 by law. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. C.XTHAHINK Sl'NI)Y, Adm'x.
' -Aug t, 1 Si)‘J
'I'ho W'rtJ^nr /V»'«rjXv ^
accor.4i,,g to the provisions of (he foregoing ordinance j 'plant in South Carolina, growing in
ot the Conveutioii. and that there is no odier perfon eu- - . " . i i
tilled to make claim. The affidavit, of the ciaimani must. ; ‘dJ ti‘lils and alont^ the border.^ ot mea
be sustained by that of one ilisiuievested witness, that brilliant t'lusfor>» ol bright sparlot flowers are well
the facts staled are correct within his own knowledge known to us, a.s appearing in .lune and July. It
and that he has no interest in the claim. The magis- oollcctod in autuinn The root is the
traie admini.tering the oath will certify to the credi-i u.^od, atul is an excellent expectorant and
4't. (
AOTH'i:.
\LL Persons in Kan-tolph ('ounty who have in (heir
j.ossesjitiii “Pa(ent Me.Jiciiies" of any kind, a list
o: wliioh ha."i been returned lo me, an- :n-ieby directed
to doliver the same between now an l I 'oh day of No
vember nex(. lo .A. H .Mar.-;h. .Asheboro’, who is au-
(horl.'e l toVe.'pipt for the same
Jt.'HN M.\NSIN’U, Jr.. Receiver
I'itisboro’, Oct. IH, IHt.o. 7o-;!w
Sale of a Large Lot of Patent MediclneM.
ON Tuesday 18th day ol November next, at the .Store
H use of .A H Marsh, in the town of .Asheboro’,
(.’oun!y of Randolph, I will 3tfer for sale, for ca.--h. lo
the highest bi.I.ler, a large an.i V iluable lot of P-»tenl
■Medicines.
JOH.N M.ANNINi). Jr , Pkpcelver
Piiishoro'. (>ct. 14, Ihtlil. 70-.iw
s\i/r.
1>KRSoN.s wishing to send carts and wagons to the
Seaboard lor Salt will find a supply on hand at our
.''alt Works on the Last side of ihe mouth of Lockwood's
Folly River, in Brunswick county, where they can at all
times buy the article on .as goodterms as at other places.
Piesiiles onr own there is considerable being tna-le in
that immediate neighborhooil.
RUSSELL & PKITCHUTT.
llrunswick county, Oct. 17. 70-'itpd
Land, .li ;;roeM, for
1W1LL Fell on tair itrms i;.;l ucres of LAND lying on
Big Branch, within one aud half miles of Laurinburg
itppot. on the W. R. R. R. There are on the pre
mises a oomforiable dwelling honste nearly new. and all
uece--siry out-houses, 1 will also sell my Mules, Hogs,
Cattle, \c.. and a lot of NKGKtJLS.
Any one wishing lo purchase can either apply to niy-
•■eU' oil the premises, or address me at Laurinburg P.
O , N C JAS. K. McLAURlN.
( lot. 1>'*-. 71-titpd
bilily of the witne.ss. and the clerk of the County Court | ,
will certify, under seal, that he is an authorized and diaphoretic,
acting magistrate.
•^>. If the Claimant or claimants be minors, payment
will be made to the guardian, upon the production of
the proper certificate under the seal of the Court of his
appointment and Ihe puliiciency of his bond—the claim \
te lie proved by hiti» as in other cases. j
4. .A beunty of fifty dollars, deducting the bounty that I
may have been previously paid, is due to all persons
who may have volunteered for three years-or the war,
and to all persons mustered into or coi»tiniiPd in per-
vice under the provisions of the Conscripti. ii .\ct.
P>y order of Oovernor Vance.
J. G. M \11T1N,
Adjui iii: tJeneral.
Oct. ' 7;’.-:5t
Non (?onimissioned Ofticer.s, and Privates
ging to this ('omman i
ils *
TWO lUIORS UllVK
STORK
T. IHICil iV >50 NS
\VA\TED,
I.S large quanlities, the following articles, for which
tJip annexed prices will be paid, on delivery at the
N. C. Military lustiiute. t'harlotte. N t' :
y lb
j;o -i')
■ ’.I I
1 (ht
imrorerusl
k LARllF, and well
^•\ CiP.Oi'KRlF..^ always
ISacoti :Sid( S, \l.-,s I’l
.M i:;
T.il.,
•.-.vd’
0J rarer ies II
ed k ■..(
ti htiii 1. e i!i-:»!iiie .1'
Ilk', Mull. . Alii-krr
. Su. .r ' ;ii
n I all .'tiuM- at :ii-!e
‘VV F.siubli h!iii-:ii
I'
iltiiiii^i.'U, \jfil I'''.l
Kl.
\o I I c i:.
rplll’. l.'M*KRSIiM il. b.iih h iviur er
'r'l!
.Arum rryphillum—Indian Turnip, root,
.Asclejiias Tutierosa—Pleurisy Root.
.Arisiobichia .'■^erpent.aila—\'irginia Sii-ike Hoot
Acorus ('alamiis—Sweet Flag, root, -•'>
.Asarum C.itiadensp Wild itincr.'r, root. .^o
F\MIIV * Uornus Flori.la- hogwood. inner bark. '.’o
Ci--sia Marilandica—Wild Senna, leaves. .'»o
Cimi- itMga ll.Vi-enii sv P.Iack lUe lloor. ->0
Cmiii^iptiilla L iiitielliita Pipsi- -".va nr Princess Piue, *iO
:il ■ C , ti-i.-j .'^coparln • Scjlrh Hro-'m, t'op ofsieni-', -'.-O
'■il.sieiiai Cayenne Peppi-r, p . 1, 1 no
‘lie tir i- I -pyi ' ' \ iiginiaua Pei-‘luimon P. ii k. tin rotit, .;(•
1'atai-I .''I r.aiiioiuuiii .ianiesi.’wn V.Ce l, se»-1 ,v loui', lo
, ,i . f-,11 j.li'irlna Ol rolalM I'loi.ining .''jiiirt;e, looi. .>0
,, ,t J Fuphorbi.i Ipecacniuhae .^'ueri.'-in Itie. ic. i.mf. 1 oo
l'u;ia!oriiiiii IVrt'olin!iiin lloiie- jp;. It .ive-^. "it
j I-rusera Walteri \iiiericaii t'o'.iimt- '. t\‘ot. >0
(Jil'eiii I I'riti.liala. I , ,
1 Indian Plivsic. ro.it, lo
•tie mill- j •• .''tipuLacia, ) • ’ ^
Headquarters Fort St. Philip, W. C.
( )'TOP,FJ{ 21. ]St;2.
SPECIAL onUHli, No. 18.
OFFICFRS,
belonging to this ('omman i. ^-hether absent on
detached service, or otherwise. ;i • . i-dered lo return
lo duly h'l’tnHittehi.
Otficers friiling to comply v'-'i this order will be re
commended for dismissal fr. i:i l Uik No certiticate of
.lisatiiliiy, other than from a .'-'uri-'enn or A«- i-'tant Siir
geon of the .Army will be ii . i,!-.! -is evi.ieiii'e of ina
bility to report in jieison.
liy command of JN^. .A RlOHARl'SON,
l.ient Col ('onunanding.
J. P., Hancock. Lieut and .\eiinft .Adj'i [73-(')tpd
.;ri\ii «to.\k«.
^pill. subscriber is prepared to furnish ^■ilCI.'NO
1 STO^IN of any size, from 1,^^ inches (o 7 feei
dia:ne(er, eijiial to the .Vova Scotia .Stones, which the}-
resemble. They have been tested at the Fayetteville
.\rsenal and Armory, and apj>roved. Ad-.lress
PATRICK LINEHAM,
Piianch P O. Chatham Co., N. C.
Or JOHN MAUNDKR. Raleig^», N\
Oct. 2.', IMI'J 7o-lmpd
Oeiital Pi’ac’tire loi* Malt*.
10FFLR for sale privately my Dental Practice in Fay
etteville, N. C. Tlie otiice occupying four rooms on
second ti‘)or, well furnished, together with several oz.
of GOLD FOIT.. GOLD PL.VTF^ and SOLDUR. A large
supply of VUI.CANITK and TLETIl of all kinds.
Also one-third interest in n vineyard lying four milee
south 0^ Fayetteville, containing seveuly-tive acres.
Those owing me will plase cail on Mr. Alex. John
son. Jr.. and settle. .Address
R SCOTT, Greensboro', N. C.
Oct. -J7, 18''2. 78tf •
A C AK».
1AM much imposed on by certain young men in this
place, who keep late hours and do not like to dis
turb their own people, but who find their way into my
lodging rooms, occupy my beds.^ ami always torget in
the morning to discharge certain liMle diuies nt the
otGcp. This species of imposition will also applj’ to my
dining-room. 1 am at all times prepared to accommo
date guests, but 1 must be paid for il. aud unlesK this
sponging operation is slopped the otfenders will be pub
licly exposed. T W.Ai>UILL,
Proprietor Fayetteville Hotel
Oct. 2''. IS'-J. 7:;-?l
.\OTiii:.
Vr September Tenii, A D. o; the t'onrt of
Pleas i Qiiarier .Sps-ji.ius of CuinberlanJ t'ounty,
Ipttp’-B if .Xdininistr uion of the F.sta e of the late
Wiirreii Winslow were graiitf.l lo the subscrib'r
Per-ions indel'ied to (he dece.ased ire notified tn in:ik.-
pa3 iiieut. 'I'iio^c h..vii;g cl'iinis be settle.i must pre
sent (hem in due lime or this nonce will be ple:i.b‘d in
b ir of a rectivcry. * M \R\ \. WlNSi.oW
: N't H I('i:
ON TI I'lSD W of December Court week, ihe FI. RN'I-
ri'Rl'; 111 the laie Warren Wiii'-lmv will be >^ol.l, .-u
SIX monitis'credit. M.\lt\ \ WINSl.oU. .V.im'x
»i-t. l-'i. iMiJ 7 ’iispd
hereby give n.nice to ih-*ir obt cu-ifomers and triends, Gentiana Catesbei .Aiiiericaii Cieniiati. root,
that (tiey hive 'ii.iioinre.t -I.ilin I*. .tarr aul John D. Gaultheiia Procumbens Uiniergreen, leaves,
Uilliaiiis. Ilf t!iis pin,-e. their ■•ttorney-' to c.illecl either i Gelseiiunium Semperviretis—\e!lo>v .le-^atuine Hoot,
septratelv or o-iii| .intlv all iii iin-v- liu- them either by ! Hiinnilus Liipiilus Hops, 1
siO lte%vard.
appreliin-*ii:n
who r.Ttiawav
(he above reward for the
tu-Pieii' ; my iii'in C A L\’( \
■ III I hree week'
■' i ly a ipwar-l f Fiftv l»..i' ir I'lr iiiiii-ioiil
avii'! :iny per-^^iti of harb irine liiin. C.'il-
'■ ’ 'f age. ■') feet I*’ oi' 11 ini ' • hi *!i,
. and weiirhs -iK :in l',(j p umds; he w -^niuil
; ings :n hi^ eav-j H.. ^ j,orxt or ship carpenter.
■ i-ll known '.liioT I--.ycKeviUe and \\ liuimgi ,n.
iin times calls iiiinsrli (';i\via .lohn»-on.
THKO. ANS.
■ M. lh&2. ,;Mf
I'OTTOA .VAK\.
.\o. 19 Hay Street.
C. p. mallktt.
"h'2.
«c‘iitilaf(‘d ItooiiiN than aii>
ilo(4‘l ill tli‘ ^ilat\
ati'l tii\ I’atiutis .-av luv (’ondiniont very l'ohJ
‘■■r thf tinio.s.
T. W MUig.L. l*roi»i i«'lor.
.^l ly 20, 1:m,2. -,v
Fayetteville Female lligh School.
^nilll exercl«es of itiis [nstitulion will be resumed on
1 (he 2'''ih of .September.
I’iie si'holastic year will be liivi.led into Iwo terms;
(lie 1st of 1 ;•! week-, coinmeiicitig 2''tli of Sp(n aii.l cn 1-
ing 2lih Dec.; ih(‘ second of 27 weeks, comiiieiie'tig 1st
rif .lan’y and ending .Inly Ut.
1’irents and (htardians intending to pa"iiiiize this
.S-'hool are earnestly requested to a( }'!y t''r :Mn;Miars
containing full particulars in regard to lot ms. a:c . h.-fi,re
the opening ot the .School.
Rev. W.\L JlOOi’KPi, ) ,
T. C. HOOPKR, /
July 17, 1SC.2. 4;Ml.'iJpd
ARIIV IIAIti\fr>f».
AM prepared (o manufacture all kinds of Wagon
HarneiSH for Army use. I lan my leather and can
give good bargains. .Agents wil' do well to send their
orders to me ad they shall have prompt attention, and
sent ofl in ijuick dispatch. .lOHN C.ARTFR
Goldsion P. t>., Ciiatham Co.. N. C., ( ,
.lune i;^., '
Uii^f and Tobaofo on roii-isuiii.iK, ^orllit'ai-oliiin ie‘a«l>i‘s.
acoouiit >r uoie. and oiherwi-e to allend lo their bii- .
.siness generally diirln>r llieir absence. they respect
fully ask all pi-r-.oti' ia lebt.-d t jthemt.) cail as proinpi-
ly a- po^.-ible on (heir ageiitt Mid make paviHPiit.
a- .HiR A- ui'lliams
Sept 1''. I'- .1. (f
OIL AN!) L.V,MI’ l!L.\('K.
riVVNNFRS- and i.l'URD’ATlNti Oil.
I I,\MP Ri.M'k ill b-\rreN. For oale by
.loS R p. LoS!-JO\l ,v C((,,
Wilmingloii, N. (',
• March 7. Ij if
To l.iaiid ifiiyrs's.
^pin'' undersigned oilers for sale, in the Coal region,
I an.I within eight miles of the tei iiiitois of the Fay
etteville i Western Rail Rond on Deep tiivcr,
KHillT HIMIIIKII AtJiHS OF b\M),
a'ijoiniiig the land belonging lo the e'-i.-Ut; of George
Wilcox, doc'd, and lying three miles Smu li from Car-
bonlon, on Liiilc Pockct ('reek. Moore ci.iuily.
Thc.se liaiids are well a la[ited to the j;rowili of corn,
cotton, wheat, oats, rye, .vc. There are on the jirem-
ises a comforta>ile Dwelling, and nil tiecessiry Oiif-
. houses, with about one hundrci and li!iy acres under
fence, including foriy or f.fij’ acres d never-failing
, bottom land. This is a r-tio ch '.Tice t'or persons wish
ing to make investments, as j unis ure undoubtedly ad
vancing in )>rice in this section,
, For further inforin.ation aj'ply to .Mr. >1. M. .McRae,
Oane’s Cre*«k, P. (>., .Moore couniy. or ;;ddress nie at
Fayetteville, N. C.
DAN ILL .Me RAF.,
For the Heirs of Griia‘rt .M ''Lae, deo’d.
Hvosi’iaiiiiis .Niger—lleiibane, leaves and seed,
Hydrasiis Cana.leusis —V ellow Root.
Juniper Communis—Juniper Rerry.
Le.intodon Taraxicum -Dandelion, root,
Lilli Semen — Flaxsef‘1. :^2 per lai-'be’.
Laurus S>4s->iifras—Sassafras, liark of root,
Laiirus Sassafras, piih, h
Lavandula — Lavender, tiowerd and stem-.
Monar I'i I’unctaia — Horsduiint, leaves.
.Mentha Piperita Pepi'ewiiint, leaves.
Mentha Viridis .Speaiiiiint, leaves.
Polygala Senega—.Seneca .snakeroot.
Papaver—Poppy heads, 1
Panax tjuiiyiuefoliuin—tJiii.-eng, itiot.
Pinckneya Pubens, bark.
Itubus Triv.ilis —Dewberry, smaller branches of root,
Riibus Trivalis—Rlackberry, smaller branches of root, 20
.\oTiri:.
i \N Wedne«‘l.“.y of December Term of Ihe ('ourt of
I I f Pleas and ijuartei- Sessions of (,’umberland County,
'*0 I the Residence of Ihe late Warren Winslow will be offer
i ed ai public sale.
! The properly Is well situalel and is well known in
j town. The house is furnished wiih gas in every room
- ' I'he oiii hoii*es are ample and in good condition. \p
;o ) ply (o .V RCl+1 P>.A LD McLP.AN, Trustee
! o.'i. 27. lSi.2. 7:!-tspd
i»i A'OTIt'K.
;-:o
Pnccoon, or Blood Root, is a common plant
throughout the Confederate States. 15est col
lected in autumn, but may be collected at any
time. The root is the part used. It i3 emetic,
expectorant and alterative.
St nekd Snahe Root grows abundantly in the
Southern country. It possesses emetic and ca
thartic properties—is a valuable expectorant, and
is highly jirized in chronic coughs, asthma and
croup. It has been employed successfully in
rheumatism and dropsey. It should now be col
lected, The root is the part used.
Strptni'trln— Vinjinia Snake Root—or Small
Snake Root, grows abundantly in South Carolina
anti throughout the Confederate States. H is a
jdaut ot great value, and the collecting siioul-t no
longer be neglected. It is a, medicin t.i^hly
valued bv our planter», as an excellent tonic tind
stimulant.
American (ifntiaii — Rlitt (jtiitnni or Samp-
son Snai-r Root, is one of the purest tonics in the
vegetable kinglom. It grows in grassy swamps
and on the edges of roads, and blossoms Iroui Sep
tember to December. As a medicine it is little,
if at all, interior to the European Gentian. It ex-
cite’^ the appetite, invigorates the powers of di
gestion, and is much esteemed as a medicine in
dy.'ipepsia. It is well known to u.s—its flowers are
of palish blue and bell shaped, aud is one of the
most beautiful plants in the Southern country
The root is the part u.sed, aud may be collected
during the fall and winter months.
Canada Snakf Root—Wild Ginger.—This
plant i* tound in woods and shady places, as far
South as Carolina. It is aromatic, stimulant and
tonic, and may be well employed as a substitute
for ginger; all parts of the plant have a grateful
aromatic odor, and more powerful in the root,
which is the part used. It also possesses diapho
retic properties, and is sometimes usei by the
country people as a substitute for ginger. It is
an admirable adjunct to tonic iniu.sions and de
coctions. It should now be collected
Calamus S^rcrt Flay—Found throughout
the Confederate States, in low, wet, swampy pla
ce.-^. It is aromatic and a stimulant tonic, anti is
used with great advantage in pain or uneasiue.ss
in the Momach or bowels, arising from flatulency,
and in torpor or debility of the alimentary canal.
The root is the fiart used.
(Queen's Ihlijht, or (Juceii’s Boot, is a medi
cine of considerable value in scrotula, cutaneous,
chronic hep:itic affections, and secondary syphi
lis. It grows abundantly in pine barrens, from
Virginia to Florida. It is alterative. The root
is the part used, and should be c43llected late in
the fall or early winter months.
I'inf: Roof—Carolina I'ink.—l^iow- '>uud
antly throughout tlie Southern and SouthwcsLern
State-; It is on«* of uur most powerful cnthel
uiiutio. ur w.irui nu'dicine. Combined with sen
na it i a nieAlcitie ol' great value. The root is
the part Used, and .-^hltuld be ooll oled in iiie
.•'priiiLj and tall iiiootlis,
77, I'vk:, l ojjtuionly called /'vrt/, glows jbund
aiitlv tliroiif’li-.iit the t'onlederate Siate.s, alon;
iehcc-. I'V till' lii.rdi-r.s i.t wouds. aud in newlv
cleared and iitii'uitivHtevl tields. It i^1 ei'uetic,
sliglitiy nareofi-*., and o(‘casionall\ oathariie. It
is alsu alterative, and is highly rL-commendtd in
rheuinatic afl'eetions and syphilis. Ointment used
in it(“h and other cutaneous diii-ase.>t. Hoot is the
part used, and should be dug late in autumn oi
dufinsf the winter ("ut in transverse slices and
dried
,\t a future time 1 will give you a description
of medicinal lierbs and the time for coliccting.
MEDICUS.
r>o
50
r>»
7-”>
21*
20
;’.o
50
50
;;o
Cartionton. Moore
C
'1
1.:t
i'K.S -if frp-^h beai Rice and loO Roxp Mann
'un i Tobacc ), variou- i|ii:ilitlps. F o- 'ile by
(j1;o, W. ILLl ..M.' ' CO.
■'!eville, .-’-'{il 24, lSb2. '■■>lf
AOTH K.
'■’’.ppL-t ti, lie absent from homt; a few ni'.’nt-lia in
' '■'•-‘I. .Archibald .Mi.-I.L-au is my Jtu'liori/.ed
traui^act my bu.ines? until I retorti.
tj .itiNF.'''
t*u|iie»iol llie OI»wt*rv‘r
’■I' 1 by non-8ubbjriber8, at the liookbtora.
ceui8.
((.TiOOL I’.OOKS are becoming very scarce, but we
.J have on hand a good supply of the'NORTH (CARO
LINA KKADFIIS, iNos. 1 and 2 by Rev. Professor Ilub-
llt'adqiiarloi*!*. iViltiiiii^loii |
Arliiicry% )
(’a.mi- I’livi.AN, July 20. J.SI31.
lard ot the University of North (_arolina. and No by ' n'^HIS f’ompany, desiring to be coijiplete in etery re-
^ SiiperHitendent of I ommi.u Schools : | sptci, would be giaJ lo enlir.l a number of gooifOri-
>1 Norm Carolina. , vers,—men liccustomed to the management of horses
Our customers having well nigh exhausted our stock ; There will he paid lo each man, on enlistment, a bounty
of Northern Readers on hand when the war commeucedr of $15. Monthly pay $12; besides being clothed and
we hope will now turn their attention to these book^ by I fed, medical attendance free, aud all other necessary
nonie authors, rather tlian allow their children to do ' equipments furnished remii.site for a soldi-r.
without reading bookn. one need apply unless he is .i good driver and ex-
Fcr sale only at the old retail pi ice.-^ of 2-5 cents, o8 i perienced in the management of horses. The destina-
couts, aud 75 cents. j tion of the company is Virginia, as soon as e(|nipped.
Statice ('aroliniana—Aiarsli Rosemary, root.
Spir-ica Tormenlosa—Meadow Sweet, root.
Salvia—Sage, leaves,
Saliliatia Angularis—(.’entaury, herb.
Solanum Dulcamara—Woody Night .^hadc, extreme
twigs.
Syiiiploc.irpiis Fivlidus—Skunk Cabbage, root.
Spii;eliv Marilandica—Pink Hoot,
Still'U"ia..Syivatica—(Queen's Rooi,
Ses.ituui'.i l-.i'iicuin—Uenne Leaf.
Ciicurbita Citriillus—Watermelon, seed,
Cucurbita Pepo—Pumpkin, seed.
Triosipiiin Perfoliatutn--Fever Root,
Uva 1 rsi—P>earberrj’ leaves.
Verairum Viride—.American Hellebore, root.
Xauthoxylou—Prickly Ash, inner bark.
These articles must be thoroughly clean and perfectly |
dry. The reception ot which will continue until fur- '
ther ioiice.
.M, HOWAP.D, ?urgeon |
,-indMed. Purveyor. C. S. A. i
(,’ru. Polk at l\rrifriUe.—After the .sun had
gone down on the bloody field of Perryville, and
?he gloom of evening overhung the scene of car-
• II1 , . - . • - . . ^ . v .M.v na«-^e and death, even then, at intervals, bodies ot
- ar...i-s,«oiiM oco,.io„.ny come io cot.
I uniil the lOfh Nov. lSii2. . The ,set ti* consist of Cart- lisioii. (»eu. Llaiboume S OC)lUtnaDd, With
-I j ridge box. shoulder t>eli, waist belt, cap pouch and ' whieh was tjen. Polk, just at nightfall came upon
bayonet scabbard, and Ihe article to bp delivered, in- 3,, Indiana regiment. Gen. Polk wa.s f.ome dis*
-J sped ed. and pa ill for in fUchmonl. Va. A sample or ^dvanCG of OUT trOOpS, and .Suddenly
paiterii set will be fttrnished if desired by ihecom^ in the very midst of the Indian-
~!I! I * b'- (’o' *' .A . Fayoiieville, N. C. . ians, who were firing briskly upon Claibourne’a
’ ^ Slating price, etc. _ i columns. Gen. Polk seizing the Indiana Colonel
• Oct. 20, 18fi2. i by the .!houlder, demanded, ♦‘Why be was fiving
. upon his friends?” The Colonel said that he did
liO^l * not know that he was guilty of such a blunder,
/\Ni: piece of COLORED COTTON CLOTH, contain- , asked, “Who are you?” “I’ll show you who
I I inp. 40 v;irds—four threads purple, aud four white; i j J . . . , •
in the tilling, four threads yellow and four purple. | I am, said Gen. 1 olk, and then rising m
Il was in my cart as I came through the Clarendon ! .stirrups he gave the f.rdcr to the Indianiars to
l!ri ige. a little after daylight this morning, and was ‘ .i(;;g^se firing!” Saying to the Colonel, “iou
prob .bly taken out while under the bridge. sir,” Polk rode
Persons are cautioned not to trade for Ihe above cloth.
Persons are cautioned not to trade for Ihe above cloth. ' • „ j „ «-oc nut of si"ht.
.1 libe,,l «w„,i .ill be piicl for il, d.li.-ry lo Mr. M ; »"'! ■''f ' Lead
Faulk on Person Street. LARRY WOOD. | with .accelerated velocity, came dai,hin at
Harnett Co., Nov, 1. 7t-2tpd long speed to the spot where (>en. l laio .rn-i
— i “'stood. Pointin'? to the j-ankee.s he excla ti;
I.OJ% I, _ . i them have boy.s tJ*ey are \ ankees, I’vt
A
The finder will be
PAIR of GOLD SPECTACLES,
suitably rewarded by leaving them at
EDWIN GLOVER'S.
()ci ober 0, 1 .''i>2
♦ iS-1 in
on Hockfish.
Oct. 2. IHt)2
Alter lliiK date 1 will
pay Five Cents per pound for rags de
livered in Fayoiieville, or at my mills
D. MURPHY.
(i-5-
Oct. 24, lHfi2.
lOO thn.
For sale by
October 17, 1862.
72-4tpd
Ki.i c^^ro:\i':,
J. A. .MCDONALD.
Oakland, Chatham Co.. N. C.
7otf
Feb’y 1, 186^.
HALE & SONS.
96-
[41 If]
ALEX. D. MOORE,
Gapt. Co. X, Eeg’t Lt. Artillery
$IOO REWARD.
I WILL pay the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery to me of my negro girl RACHEL, who
ranaway in .April last. She is a mulatto; ggod size;
crooked some on the shoublers; of Indian descent; teeth
somewhat decayed; about 21 or 22 years of age.
R. MoDANIEL.
1 Oct. 2-1, 18S2. 72tf
'^^tien'^Poik said afterwards that ht oounted not
le.ss than fifteen balls as they penetrated hrs ba^k
while he rode away from the Indianians. We
•ire hapi)y to advise our readerrr, that on his ani-
yal at this place, Gen. Polk had entirely recover
ed from his imagined wounds; in fact, he wears a
chatmed life. He has never been touched, neither
, . ^ — j at Belmont, Shiloh, Farmington Qor Perryville,
I *iOO lbs. wlllll Arabic tor wale by of ^hich places he ex'posed himself* to
I ^'eOtf I needless dangers.— Charleston Courier.
I ^Oct. 15. _ above pleasant paragrt^h from
1 TO VfLKRKf^ COURTS
, the Charleston Courier, but think *‘re must be
mHE.Sl.y .nime mistake about it. a., it i» .-.rlaii.. l^-.. I- t
! (rfCourf wix/out payment in advance. Please send arrived iu Charibbtou, tiAuugh ihc v,uuiii;i