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FAVKTTEVILLK, N. C.. NOVEMHKR 11, I8(i2.
[NO. 11T7.]
riilNTED MONDAYS AN1> THUUSKAYS.
KOWAKl) J. HALE k SONS.
I'UITORS AN I) PROPRIETORS.
Pr’.'O Tor the Somi-Weekly Ohskrvkr dO it' p-iiJ in
■i.lvinro; -jO ii paiil during tlie year of Kaltfsrvip
>n: or afior the yen" has oxpiroil.
p r ho Weekly Obsefvkr S’J 00 per annuni, if paid in
i,lv in-.-H) if paid during the year ot su1>‘’crip-
;ion. I’ ^ ' 00 after the year ha.«i expired.
M>VKRT1SEMENTS inserted for HO cent ' j>er
lire of 10 lines for the fir^t, and ‘>0 cents for each
,',ve‘ling publication. Yearly advertisements by spe-
, iiitracts, at reasonable rates. Advertisers are
re ;t«‘d to jtafe the ntfciher of insertions desired, or
,>v will be continued till forbid, ami charged acconl-
inciy
\ Iv-'rii^eivents t he in«e»rted . ■'/(/’, charge.l ">0 per j
extra.
W’kstkkn Kaii. l\o\n Offk k, ^
1 \‘iy(*ttovillt‘. Auii;. '2\> ^
limit
■•A VKTTi:VILI.i:
MUTUAL l!^SIIIU\(E (OMPAW.
Capital ill Premium Notes; amounts ti
(’■•ish on hatiil ind other assets.
$207,088 Z(y
5,077
ON and after the 1st day of Sept. tho following rates
will be charged on Passengeis, vi/;
From Fayetteville to Little Kiver. i^O cts.
“ to Spout Spring, 7o *•
‘‘ to Rock Branch, 1 uit
to Jonesboro'. 1 'J.')
“ to Mclver's, I M>
Twentj'-tive cents additional will bp collected by the
t'onducior of each passenger, leaving a Station without
a ticket
A new rale of Freight will go into etfect at the same
time, which will be printed anti furnisheil to the public
in :i few days
lly order of the Pres’t.
JNO. M. ROSE, Treas'r W R. K C’o.
Aug. 1^0, lSti‘2. otitf
Fr.
SPEOUL N('TI('E.
id aft> r thi date, no name of n new subscril
.' I'(Utered without p.ayment in advaniH', nor will
jhe j'Aper be sent to such subscribers for a longer time
(:;:in IS i*aid for.
Su.’h ofoi’.r oU svibscribers as desire to take tho pf\‘
per ou this system will please notify us when making
reuiitfani'O*. Jan y 1. IS.iS.
18^-TO AbVERTlSERS.
I’er^.'us out of town who desire advenisements iu-
r .' I in the Observer, and persons in town with whom
e ■ ive nor regular accouut.o, will please send with the
N,- isemeut as muchmor^y as th»y wish to invest iu
... .Tiling to our advertit ng tetms ob the first page,
(ii, not wish to open anr more such accounts,—-or
Dui-r«l 7 accounts. The process of collection is too
. aud we have to pay cash for every thing we
ie r .sell in these times.
.'ct J, l^^jl.
UBirtART Nutioks.—\V« have hereioforegiveu iioiice.
repeatedly, that we charge for obii-uary notices ofun-
mable length, and fi.r resolutions of respect; be
, *u.se that kind of reading, we have much occasion lo
s w, is not often more agreeable to reade’s than to
e.liiors of papers. .As it gensrall}’ happens, however,
after charging and paying postage on I lie account for-
nwJei. we never get paid, we now give notice that we
Ti. l insert nothing of the sort hereafter unless accom-
p nieJ ''5 the cash, (.\lways excepting in the case of
JecM'eJ volunteers, when we ro}uire no pay ) Rear
in mml. iherefere, that we wil. i^.rcrt obituary notices
and resoluiiins, not exceeding 70 words, gratis. For all
Ter 'o K.irJs, one cent a word, which must be paitl be.
for? the notice will be put iu type.
IIMf. .lifL,. .T/f AT.f 1*,
Attorney at Law,
F.wetteville, N. C.
II^'ILL attend the County and Superior Courts of
\\ ruuibeTland. Harnett, Moore and Robeson Coun-
fie.'. Prompt attention given to the oollection of all
%vi>ti:k\ rail koaik
I^ROM and after Monday ihe ‘JJd in^t., t
this Ro-id will run ilail\% leaving Fay
tlie Trains on
l^’, leaving Fayetteville at 8
o'dock. .\. M.; returning leave Mclver’s Hopot at 1
o’clock. P M C. 15. M\LLETT. Pres t.
Sept. ‘J(). 1M>2. i’»2tf
; linis entrusted
Oct. 17, IS-'iS*.
0 his hands.
58-tf
fiEO. W. WILLIAMS Xl (HL,
Wiiolt'^ale in
AM) IMPORTERS ANI> DEALERS IN
Hardi^are and ('iitlrry, Swedes Iron, Stc.,
HU STRKKT, FAYKTTKVILLK, \. i.
Julv
-;i.
J X \V. p. KEN1>ALL ,1. S KEND.XLL
tO\\ KOIIAI.I. A t o.,
I'o III III Oil ill iivv li iints
AN U
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 11 1 Vi North Watt r St.,
Wiluiinston,
Orders from the Country promptly execuie«l.
tiair'' Particular attention given to the sale of (\'ti'ii)
•'!•] :her produce.
.\i vi;IbOl. I'l If
T. 4 . A: it. WOilTII,
lomiuissioii and Forifarding Merohanfs
WILMINGTON, N I’
J;u. y .is, 18';l f' Jif
Western Kallroud (Kflce, \
Fayetteville. N. C., Sept. ’J7. 18t>‘2. j
I^OR the purpose of increasing the capital stock of this
Company, to enable it to extend the Road troin the
Coal FieMs to the North Carolina Road, the following
eentlemen have been appointed Commissioner? to re
ceive subscribers in their several neighborhoods, viz:
-\t tJulf—L J Hatighton, P>rooks Harris. Pr tJeorgc C
Newby and 0 Wnshington
-\bove the Uulf—.Ino .1 tJoldston, James F Rives and
Hugh W Dixon
At (^re Hill 0 tJnldston. I>r 1. W Gorrell and N
M Alston.
.\bove (>re Hill — Uan'l Hackney. .\ P> Marsh ati l Jas
Pace.
.\t Fou'fs Mills—-Dr H M Fotist aiitl l»r .) U ttraves.
-\t Franklinsville and vicinity — Ismac H Foust and \
S Horney.
-\t Asheboro'—.lonatlian Worth and P. F Hoover
•\t New Market .les^e Walker and Joseph Newlin
At Thoniasville—A t« Foster and Jno W Thomas.
At High Point — l>r R t’ Lindsay an^l Seaborn Perry.
.\t ,'^alem — Francis Fries and R L Patterson.
.\t Greensboro' P Mewdeuhafl. Petei' .\danis, Hon
.) .\ tlilmer and .Fesse 11 Lindsay.
Instructions will l>e sent to tlie ’omniis--innei- at an
earlv dav by the J’resident of the Coinpauv.
t.4tf ■ ' .i, M ROSE, Sec V u' R R Co.
Florence and FayeKeiille Hail Koad.
I'^NI'ER the provisions of an Ordinance of the Con-
veuti(>n of North Carolina. P>ooks will be ope ned on
Ihe liith .fune at the following placf-- and uuiler the >li-
rection of the followint' persons, to receive sul -iTip-
tions to the t’apital Stock of the “Florence \ Fayette
ville Rail Road f’o." Shares ()ne Hundred Poll'irs each.
At the Roti'l Ojfir,- -n y,n, —Under the di
rection of the General Commiisioners, V .\. .McKethati,
I). A. Rav, .\. W. Steel, Wui. McL Mi Kav and Jno.
M. Rose. '
.4' 'h^ Ii>fi Sf^ringf.—Under the direction of Hector
McNeill, "’ra. J. Stewart, Jas. A. Smith. l>an 1 C Mc
Neill and Col. Alex. McMillan, or any one of them.
.4? F'l’>ral ColUg».—Under the direction of I'r. Neill
•McNair. Dr. A. I>. McLean. Archibald Smith. Kdmun I
Lilly and Col. Alexaniler Wat>"n, vir any one of them
At — Under the directir>n of Murdock Mi-
Rae, 1> McLeod. 1». McCallum. Jas McUae. .Ir , uti'i J.
H. Mct^ueen, or any one of ttiem
.4^ Al/ord.ii'ilU. - Undcrthe direction of J.'hn P':ri«i ll.
.Ino. .McNair, Situi .\lford, Ptigald McC illuin an t .liio.
McCallum. or any .me of them.
The Subscriptiiin Rook* will remain open for he
apace of t',0 (lays When a «u‘licient -um i suli'cribe I
the I'.iuipany will be organised for tiie purpose of build-
itie the Pi.ud.
A \
!• A
A W
WM.
JNf>
• Total, S>'J7—,7t)5 til
The Company have paid all ios.ses promptly, and
havw never made an assessment on their premium notes.
Total losses paid. $’J9,08'J
1)KKI( KHs;
GEO. McNElLL. President.
L). A. R\ \ ice President.
(’. A McMILLAN, Secy.
I>ikk(;toks:
Henry Lilly, W. N. Tillinghast,
H. L. Myrover, S. J. Hinsdale.
S. T. Hawley, Wm McLaurin,
Nathan Stedmati. T. S. Lulterloh,
C. R. Mallei I, A. W. Steel.
James Kyle, J. G. Cwok,
A. McKethau, Hon .J. G. Shepherd,
J. L). Williams, R. F. Rrown, ) ^
S. W. Tillinghast. A. E. Hall, dm gton.
hn Collins and C. C. McCrummen, Traveling .\gents
he Company invite applications.
May-JS. 1801, -Ji-
'■'III'; \4tKTII 4'\K4»l.l.\.l
Ml TII.4I, Mb'K IN8|iKA\4'K ( OMP.IINV,
N(A\ in the tenth year of stu'cessftil operation, with
growing capital and firmer hold upon public con
fidence. continues (o insure the lives of all healthy per
sons from 14 to 00 ye-\rs of age. for one year, for seven
years, and for life all life members sharing in the profits.
•\ll slaves from 10 to 00 years of age :;re in.-^ured for
one year or for five years f,>r two ihirds their value.
■Ml losses arp punctually pai 1 within 0) d.vys after
satisfactory proof i jirescnted.
For further informativ«n tiie piibl> ’ is referred to
.\gents of the Company in all parts c .ho Slate, and to
R H p.ATTLE. Secretary’, Raleigh.
E. J. H \I-E, .\gent at
Jan’3’ IS-')'*. Fayetteville, N. ('.
Sale of a portion of the Fayetteville^
Western Plank Road*
^PHE undersigned having been appointed ('oniniis-ii'uer
I to sell all that part of the Fayetteville .S; Western
Plank Road, above Iligh Point, will sell at public .\uc-
tion in the town of Salem, on the 1st Tuesday in .lan’v
18(i:>, flie Road, Toll Houses, ."tc . between High I'oint and
P>ethania, upon terms to be niatle known on Ihe lay of
sale. JESSE WALKER. Com
Nov. (), 1S02 7t>-tR
HK.\liqiAKTKUS .Vid UEGIMKM
StI.MMKBVILLK, N. th!t. ‘.^7
Obi>kh -
X. V. >1., \
Ih I8(>l!. )
A .;i::fi!
The >»‘w NHh*. Small.
(OLoisFh imiotm;k\piis,
AT I
% aiK»rsil4>ll'>. . |
I. ■ i
ART.
WoodtvardV ^olar t'aiiit'ra.
1)HOTOGR.\PHS can lie hail at Vanorsdell's Skyligh
Oriller;;. H •!y sireet. opposite .Mai lile Var.l, Fay
etteville. N. plain, retouched. cobtre.L in water
col.It'S, oil atid pantile; from small tolit'e siz*'. .Ainbro
types, .Melaui-otypes. .an t ail other styles of Pictures
pertain' ig to the .\ri. Also, (iilt Frames. Gilt Mould
ing. G’ for vtM-y large picture.-'—as large as liti by :50
inihe*. ,'or.l aud Tas-«.lN f.ir hanging pictures; Instru
ments. Stock and Chemicals f.ir ‘^ale low for cash. Life
size colored Pliotograjdis made from small pictures.
Having pcrtaatiently located here 1 hope to merit
your patrotiage. 1 would al.-o return my sincere t hanks
for the lilieral p:itronage be'-towed on me heretofore by
the good people . f Favetteville and vicinity.
C. M VANORSDELL,
Photog~aphist and Proprietor.
Dec’r HO, l '';'>'.* 17-
illarble Fac*tor%^
Me K ETHAN,
R \V.
STEEL.
McL .McKAV,
M ROSE,
iieneral Cotnmi-i-'ners
A
4'.% K ■>:
H,W LXDIES can be accommodated with l.oard at
I tie Si'tnitiary,
T.
8ept 1-j. i: .,1.
Tweiil\-livf
HOOPl’.U.
">0-
Oollai*^ K«‘%%ar«l.
IIA.N.WV.W from the subscriber, iiis negro boy MO-
l -''K.S He is 21 ye'irs of age, about 5 feet 10 inches
• .fh, robust, long feet and very much turned out at ttie
’• e. and looks down when ppokcn to. He w.us seen at
Mills in Robeson county on the -1st iilt.,
:»nJ wa-; in Fayetteville about three weeks ago. The
at. ive reward will be paid for his delivery to me or lor
bi* mfinement iu any jail so that I get him.
W. l». JOHNSttN
liennettsvHle, S. C., .\ug. It, 1802. 52tf
Hanawaf^^
i MULATTO WO.MAN by the name of LUCV; about
years old, of medium size, but now ijuite cor/‘u-
•tr
.''ai 1 woman is probably in or near Town, but may
have >ieen led off in the direction of Newbern by Rill
Rruinton, a free mulatto man who has been at work as
irpenier probably on the W'ilmiugton Weldon
Kaih'jal it a Depot North of Warsaw. I will pay
|fur the Jilivery of said girl to me or lodged iu Jail in
town, it found in this ('ounty, or $'>0 if said girl is
found iu any other ('.otinty and conlined in the Jail of
the same, the party arre-fiag giving me eaily iii'ornia-
tion of the same.
JNO. 1». WILLIAMS.
Fayetteville. Aug. jl-tf
^!^I0 Kewarih
WILL pay the above reward for the apprehen.«ion
1 m l confinement of ray man ('.\LV1N, who ranaway
from me about three weeks ago.
1 will also pay a reward of Fifty Dollars for suHicient
evi lpnce to convict any person of harboring him. Cal
vin is about 42 years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high.
Ijlack, and weighs about 150 pounds; he wears small
?oM rings in his ears. He is a boat or ship c.arpenter,
&nl well known about Fayetteville and Wilmington.
He sometimes calls himself Calvin Johnson.
THEO. EVANS.
•June oO. 18tt2. 38tf
F'lyotleville. .lune
LOOK AT THIS!
Till' FWl'TTKVILLK IIOTI'L,
Fronting 3(H) feet and In the bnsine^s
portion of the Town,
4'oiifaiii*i more *>pa«‘ioii«> :iiil neil
v‘iililal‘«l Kooiii^ lliaii :iiiy
llol«'l ill lli«‘ ^lafts
;iinl ttiv l’:itrun- ;u' my (’ontliiiu nts are very triin.i
Tiir the times
T. WAHIMI.i., rroprU'jor.
May 20, iHt'rJ. ~iy
Fayetteville Female Hi^h Sfhool.
1’HF^ cxerci«es of this Instiiiition will be resumed on
the 2''th of September
L’he scholastic year will be divided into two terms;
the 1st of U! weeks, commencing 2'.*ih of Sept. and end
ing 21th !>ec.; the second of 27 week-j, commencing 1st
of .lan'y and ending July 1st.
Parents and (luardians intending to patronize this
School are earnestly retpiested to npply for circulars
containing full jiarticulars iu regard to ti-ims, ,vc , // /i./f
the oi'ening of the School.
Rev WM HOOPER, I ,
T. C. HOOPER, j rincipals.
July 17, I8ti2. 4::-ilo.lpd
' AKliV IIAK\i:«^.H.
1AM prepared to inanufacture all kinds of Wagon
Harness for .Vrmy use. 1 tan my leather and can
give good bargains. Agents will do well to send their
orders to me as they shall have promjit attention, and
sent off in piick ilispatch. .lOHN (^XRTFR
Gol lston P. O., t'hatham (,’o . N. C., \ ... -
•lune lo. 1802. )
orl li Csi 1*01 i II a Kesi 1 ers*
1CHOOL I500KS are becotuing very scarce, but we
^ have on li.and a good supply of the NH\TH (',\RO-
F..IN.V RE.XDERS, Nos. 1 and 2 by Rev. i'rofessor Hub-
oard of the University of .Non Iu Carolina, an.l No. '■'> by
Rev. C. U. Wiley, Sujierintendent of ('otuiuon Sciiools
^f North ('arolitia.
Oiir customers having well nigh exhausted our stock
of Northern l{eaders on hand when the war commenced,
we hope will now turn iheir attention to these )>ooks by
home authors, rather tliau allow their ehildron to do
without reading books.
For sale only at the old retail prices of 2-'> cents 08
cents, and 75 cents.
E. J. HALE .Sc SONS
Feb'y 1, 1802. '.>0-
tllTTO.^ VARA.
Xo. Hay Street.
Uy ; «* I viiSiFJi.
TWII IIIHIIiS Allllll. I. T. IIAIIIII SdNS' STIIKK
i'ayrllrviil**.
Jan’v 20. 1 PtiO ■''4-
iwroreries / Uroeeriesi:
VLARttE and woU sel, ,tp,l Stock .if F.\M1LV
GRrK'’ERll'.S always on hniid, consisting of *
l?iicoii-SiJ«'s. ^less I’urk, !\Iullei.->, Mucker
Nus. 1 ;.iul -J,
ur.iilc'
.\nd all other ;irii. le-
eery Establ^'ihinent
.’'Ii-hisses, StiLrars oi’ al
l!y ke|>l ill a Wholesale (jlro-
’0.\. KENDALL CO.
a>-tf •
1
The (Commanders of (’ompanies in this Reziinent will
parade with their resj>ective commands in front of
the (!ourl House, in Lillington, on lUth day of Nov.
next, at 114 o’clock, M. for Review, Drill and In-
speelion The ('omniissioiied Oflicers and Orderly Ser
geants will meet at the same place and hour on the two
preceding days for Drill, .Sic.
J. A SPEARS,
7;')-2tpd] Ctd. (’omd'g :'>2d Reg't N. C. M
A 4\ARi>.
(’iimp Hah*, near Ft»rt Fisher, X. Aiis. is52.
^IMIE undersignetL a privtvte in the .Army ot the Con-
I federate Slates, respectfully announces himself a
candidate for (’hief l!lerk of the House of Commons of
the next Legislature. Having passed two Winlers iu
close iniimiicy wiiji former Iiogislative bodies, he triiRts
that he has considerable acmiaintance with the duties
of the position. HENRY E. COLTON.
.\ng.*2:'>. r>4tf
A ovi:RTi5>iivn i:.\T.
Knslneep Offlee llistrlet of ( ape Fear, \
Smitiivillk, Oct. 10, 1802. )
\LL persons having claims against the Engineer De
partment for materials or services applied in the
construction of defences in North Carolina, can have
their claims examined, and if supported by satisfactory
certificates of oflicers anthorized to order the expendi
ture, or proved just and eiuitable, they will be paid by
reference to this i.Mlice.
C. R. (’OLLINS,
[t'>8-lut] ('.ipt. Engineers (’. S.
Headquarters Fort St. Philip. IVf. C. |
OcnuiEi! li K )
SPEt’l \L ORDER. No l.'.
OFFD'ERS, Non Commissioned ifilc.Ts. and Privates
bidonging to this t'ommand. wln-tlier absent on
detached service, or otherwise, are ordered to return
to duty nnmerliittehi.
Otticets filling to comply witii this order will be re
commended for dismissal from rfink. No certificate of
ilisability. other than from a Surgeon or Assistant Sur
geon of the .\rmy will be receivevl as evidence ot ina
bility lo report in person.
Ry commauti of JNO. RlCH.\RDSt)N,
Lieul. (’ol. Commanding.
.1. R. Hancock, Lieut, and .\ciing .\ Ij t [7') tltpd
AOTM’i:.
I)R(»PoS.\LS for furnishing oOlMi sei« of INF.XNTRV
.KCt'oUTliEMENTS, will be received at this office
until the Dith Nov. 18'i2. The set tt consist of Cart
ridge box, shoulder belt, waist belt, cap pouch and
bayonet scabbard, and the article to be delivered, in
spected aud paid for iu Richmond, Va. A sample or
pattern set will bo furnished if desired by the contractor.
Address J. A deLAGNEL,
Lt. Col. C. S. Fayetteville, N. C.
Stating price, etc.
Oct 2:». 18ti2 7;>-0t
Paliiia t'lii'iMli Reaii'*.
^pil E subscriber will p.ay the highest cash iirice-^ for
I any quantity of Palma I’hristi Reans.
J A. WOUTH.
Fayetteville, (Jet. b7-tf
Hoii!i»e and Lot lor salt* or rent.
The subscribeis olFer for sale or rent, a IK^USE and
L(^T in Laurinburgh, containing 8 acres, with a
g >od dwelling and .all necessary’ out-hoiises. Persons
wishing to purchase will address or call on J- D. Mc
Laurin, who will lake pleasure iu showing (hem around.
N. A CURRIE
J. A. CURRIE.
Nov'r 1, 1802. 7-’i-(>lpd
_ \VAATi:n,
O RUSH ELS WHEAT.
/wjOUU 1.000“ CORN.
Persons having Ihe above .articles to sell will receive
the highest Cash price by calling on Mr. M Thoinason.
at the Merchant Mills, Fayetteville, or on the subscri
ber at his old stand on Market Si|uure.
ALEX. JOHNSON, Jr.
Nov. 5, I8ti2. 75tf
^ FOR ?iiAI.K,
MAKEPEA('E’S P.U( KETS,
* f)VMf Andirons, Shovels and Tongs.
Rritannia Spoons, Ciuart Rottle Corks.
At the (Vockery Store.
W. N. TILLINGHAST.
Nov’r 10, I8ti2 7tJ-2w
lli«lril>iifion of Hit* Mciiool Fiiiid.
OFFICE'OF. THE LITERARY RO.kRD, \
llAi.KUiU, Oct. 0, 1802. r
^I^HE President and Directors of the Literary Fund,
the MISSLSSIPPJ AND THE NORTHWEST.
'I'he New York Times, of the oOth ult., .speaks
in very saiiguine terms of the oxpeJition now pre
paring under (ion. McClornand to open the Mis
sissippi river. It recotriiizes the importance of
thi.s work a.s a u;reat Juty to the North Western
States. (Jen. ^IcClernand, it says,“is a Western
man, fully graspint^ thu greatness oi the Missis
sippi Valley, sympathizing thoroughly with the
anxiety of the populations of Indiana, Illinois,
Mi.ssouri and Iowa, ior the reopening of the Mis-
sis.'=;ippi river. Each individual luemiier of the
expedition will fet'l a personal interest in its suc
cess, heeause to a certain extent the pecuniary
prosperity ol every one of them will be fuuud de-
penilent on the unohstnicteJ navigation ol the
Mi.s.sissippi river.”
'I’liis expedition is at this time brought con-
.sjiiouKUsly heiore the North Western States to
countervail the arguments of (ien. Hragg s pro-
I clamation, and to \juict the discontents which
have hegun to lind there earnest and signiticant
utterance. Tiie Times characterizes it as the
^must “philosophic” expeuition that has yet heen
: set on foot. In one sense the word is well cliosen.
I lor unless all political j)hilo.sophy is at lault, the
j alliance between the Northwestern and the New
having made distriltution of said Fund, have direct- j States cannot be much longer maintainevi.
ed the following tabular statemeut to be published,
showing the Fall distribution to each county.
The aiucuut of the said Fall distribution will be paid
to the persons entitled to the same on appli!aliou to the
Treasury Department.
The counties of Clay, Mitchell and Transylvania will
receive their shares from the counties oul ot 'riiich they
were respectively formed, there having been no report
from said counties under the law of the General .\sgem-
40
Kl IiiAR A\0 ,YIOI.lKl>.
R15LS SUtlAR.
12 Rbls. N O SYRUP.
1.'. “ SCUPPERNONG WINE,
t >11 consignment and for sale b\-
JOS.
Sept.
UTLEY.
02-tf
A«lIIIiiii^ti'alion Aofico
Wilmington, .\pril 2. Isi'.l
' I\0 I l( K.
I^HE UNDERSniNED. both h iving entered the mili
tary service of tiie (-onfeder.aie States of .\merica,
hereby give notice to their old customers and friends,
that they have appoinicl ,lulin D. Starr and John D.
Williams, of ihis pl.ace. their attorneys to collect either
separately or conjointly all moneys ilue them ••iUier by
rvccouni or note, and otherwise lo attentl to their bu
siness generally during Iheir absencc. The}’ respect
fully ask all persons in.lebied lo ihem to call a-^ prompt
ly as possible on their ageniif aud make pavtiieui,
STAUR X wfl^LlAMS.
Sept 10, ISm. .'.S-tf
OIL AND LAMIM5LACK.
r\NNKRS’ and LUP.RlC.VTlNtJ Oil..
LA.MP RL \CK in barrels. For sale by
JOS R. RLOSSOM'.'v- Ct».,
Wilmington. ,N. C.
March 7. •’> tf
To Laud ISiiyc'TM.
The undersigned otl'ers for sale, in the (’oal region,
and within eight miles of the terminus of the Fay
etteville Western Rail Ro.ad on Deep River.
KItillT Hl'MlliKJ) AdtKS »F hAM>,
adjoiiiing tlie land belonging to the esi.ate of George
Wilcox, liec'd. and lying tliree miles South from C.ar-
bonton. on Little Pocket (Veek, Moore county.
These Lands are well ada[>ted to the growlli of corn,
cotton, wlieat, oats, rye, Tiiere .are on the ju'eni-
ises a comfortable Dwelling, and all neccssary Out
houses. with aftoul on»‘ hundred aud fifty .acres under
fcnce, including forty or f.I'ly acres of never-failing
bottom land. This is a rare cli.auce for persons wish
ing to make investments, as lands are undoubtedly .ad
vancing in price in this section.
For further information apply to Mr. M. M. McRae,
Crane’s (’reek, P. O.. Moore county, or adiress me at
Fayetteville, N. (i.
DANIEL McRAE,
For the Heirs of Gilbert McRae, dec’d.
(’arbonton. Moore eo . N. f'! . \u(t, 24 4.'?t
^pilE subscriber having -.lualified as .\dniiuistralrix on
I the Estate of Jas ,undy, dee d, hereby gives notice
to all persons having claims against said Estate to pre
sent them to Wm. McL. McKay within the time ))re-
soribed by law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recover)'. C.VTHARINE SUND\ , Adtn'x.
.Aug. I, l.''fi2- t'.*- t
Oeiilal l*i*artic'e for Male.
I OFFER for s.ile privately my Dental Practice in Fay
etteville, N. C. I'he ollice occttpyitig four rooms on
seeoiitl floor, well furnished, together with sever.il oz
of GOLD Foil, (tOLD PLATE tiutl SOLDER. largo
supply of VUL(\ANITE and TEETH of all kinds
■\lso one-thir>l interest in a viney.ird lying four miles
south of Fayetteville, containing seventy-tive acre
Those owing me will }>lase call on Mr. .\lex. .lelin-
son, .Ir., Rud settle. .Address
R SCOTT, Greensboro’, N. (’
Oct. 27, 1802. 7;itf
A
AOTH'i:.
T Septeniber Term, A. D. 18ti2, of the Court
I'le.as iV (Quarter Sessions of Cutnberl.and County,
letters of Administration of the Estate of thf
W.arreti Winslow were granted to the subscriber.
Persons indebted to the deceased are notitied lo make
payment. Those having claims lo l>e seitleJ must pre-
b.ir of a recovery.
0\
MAllY A. WINSLOW
NOT] Civ
Fl’KTllKK
TUESl*AY of December Court week, the FURN
TURE ot the late Warren Winslow will be soM,
six months'credit. M.ARN .\. \\INSLOW, .Adm'x.
Oct. 1.'., 18f.2 7;5ispd
C. P
Hire and Tobaceo on Cousignnient*
III ' ASKS of fresh betU Rice and 100 Boxes Manu-
* factured Tobacco, various (jualities. For sale by
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
tayeiteville, Sept, 24, 1802. O-'itf
.MALLETT.
88-
AOTI€E.
Jau’y 0, 1802.
He^^per and otiier 1*ooiii^,
THEOPHILUS HUNTER HILL. Esq., of Ra
J For sale, price SI, by E. J. HALE SONS,
.lan’y 13. 18(i2.
"" to €I.ERK« OF €OI RT.^’
Hf^adqiiarU'rxi Wiliiiiii^toiji)
U^lit Arlillc'ry,, )
(_’.\Mf Rovlan, Jttly 20, 1801.
AOTiri:.
ON Weilnesday of December Term of the (’oiirt ol
Pleas and i^unrter Sessions of Cumberland (.’ouiilj’
the Residence of the late Warren Winslow will be offer
ed at public sale
The property is well situated and is well kno'
town. The house is furnished with gas in every room.
The. out houses are ample ami in.good condition. .\p-
ply to .A R(’H1 R.V lil» McLJv\N, Trustee,
()ct. 27, 1802. 7:’>-tspd
I^RI.^O KTOAi:^.
^pill'^ subscriber is ]irepared to furnish 4iSltli>j|>
of any size, from 18 inches to 7 feel
diameier, eipial to the Nova Scotia Stones, which they
resemble. They have been tested at the Faj'eiteviile
.Arsenal and Armory, and approved. Address
PATRICK LINEHAAL
Rrnnch P. O. Chatham Co., N. (’
Or JOHN MAUNDER, RaleipJi. N. (’.
Oct. 28, 1802. 7.:-lmpd
Allt*r lliis dale* I will
pay Five Cents per pound for rags de
livered in F.ayelteville, or at my mills
D. MURPHY.
^ir^-
bly.
Z P. VVN'CE, '
Pres’t ex
oflioio of 1.1
•1 ary Hoard, •
U. H. 1>.\TILE, .Ir., S«‘c’y of P.oard
‘'ounties.
Fed. Pop
Fall Di-i.
.Alamance
10.475
1--17 OM
i
.Alex.inder
5,77s
(171 tiO
I
1
-Anson
10..''S-t
l-Jf.5
1
■Alleghany
o..'io7
407 5'^
i
.Ashe
7, MM)
7 '>
I’.eanfort
l-J.lliS
1 i M 70
I’ertie
1 l.tK'.ti
I 'JM!
Ptladen
114.; t;.H
8«e Note 1. 1
P.riinswick
|■.,v^5^
,'od
)
i!iincuiti)ie
1 1„S.SL'
1 >1 l’7
i
1
llurke
17
!
Cabarrus
',|.:;:;0
loHi r.o
(.'aldwell
7,Ut’.l
821 is
1
(3amden
52-i -Jo
(’arteret
1 .:)W
8i;o 02
See Note 2. :
I'aswell
IJ, 17:’.
144'.t W
1
1
Catawba
10,0() \
110'' 02
See Note 8. 1
('hat ham
D’.,t;o7
T.'8o 5:;
.See Note 4
(’herokee
x,'.*5S
1041
j
»'hovvan
5..I.j7
t;_”_’ 75
t 'levelan I
11. r.-5
l.JoO 27
1
Colunibii-
7,t.l-J
S^4 8'.t
Cr:ivfii
1.;,7'.'7
ii;o:; 88
)
(’umberland
1 ».o:’.7
10;‘.l 77
See Note 5. '
Currituck
0,40*;
7J4 0>,»
Davidson
15,871
17 81; 85
Davie
7,5:>7
87ti 17
."^ee Note 0.
Duplin
15(!:; 7'.'
See Note 7, .
Edgecombe
154'.' '.'4
1
i
Forsyth
ll,'.tS5
IM'.'S 24
1
Franklin
11.-J7S
IMll 05
i
(Jaston
H.4;;i
•,'80 00
I
dates
sno 14
I
(Iranville
22m 2',t
Creene
0,0 It'.
787 72
(Juilfuril
IS.t.OH
2Iti2 '12
'
Halifax
15.::ol
1778 71
Seo Noto S. j
Harnett
7,M»5
i
Haywood
• 1.070
ti.jO
!
Henderson
'.,,''".‘1
1150 25.
lierlfor.l
7.7’Jt)
S',.,s 1 t
Hyde
tl.tjl7
7G0 22
Iredi 11
l::.f.7t'.
I '.K'.t t2
.iackson
■..4d;
t;2'.t 01
.Kdinston
i;:.o;to
15‘»1 4'.
.lones
t.::05
507 4;:
Lenoir.
s.i-->s
'.'4.S
1
Lincoln
7,n4'.t
854 ;:i
i
Macon
5.7‘.Mi
t;7:’. 118
Ma.li-^.n
(>7'i '.»2
!
Marl in
‘t«.j
I
McDowell
t.,5',t^!
7(.7 01
See Note '.'. |
.Mecklenburg
1 1.75.S
1715 00
See Note lo.
Montgomery
t!.029
S04 4J
Moore
10.4-JO
1211 ;;i
Naoh
1140 ',*8
See Note 11.
New Hanover
17.58:2
204;] 88
Nort hamptou
IO.C.5;;
12;58 ;v.»
Onslow
7,457
800 81
-
(M’ange
14,005
1782 ti8
Pasnuolank
7.747
'.too 58
Perqiiimous
5.Mil)
ti7ti 57
See Note 12.
Person
•,M4:;
10i;:i 8t(
I’iil
1-J,001
1475 :;i
Polk
• “,7‘.'5
411 17
Randoli'h
it;,i:;5
1875 t,7
I'ichiiiond
1020 2J
Hobeson
i;:.;‘i07
15»t; VI
Hockinghani
14,-JP,»
1052 Ot
Rowan
i;:.oi4
1512
Kutherford
lo.til7
1284 21
Sani]iseu
i;:,^ij
ltl05 ti8
See Note 18.
Stanlj’
7.n;]:^
852 J5
Stokes
'.t,414
10'.'1 80
Surry
'.'.8SI
1148 05
Tyrrell
4,::04
500 :;j
I’nii'U
io.;J04
11'.'7 88
Wake
i.*4,;;;;i
2.'^28 78
See Note 14.
>\ arren
11,501.
184J 58
See Note 15.
Wai:hington
5.871
021 8h
Watauga
4.015
■571 87
Wayne
1J.7-J0
147'.* 88
See Note 10.
Wilkes
1 LJOti
lt.,58 40
Wilson
s.;5L'l
007 81
Yadkin
HM3.S
1178 58
\anccy
8.510
080 28
See Note 17,
Notk 1.—lUaden county;
Deduct for
D. J. Watson,
Eliza J. C. Watswn and Jos.
Watson (Deaf an.l Dun;h)
$75 each, $2
25.
Notk‘J —('arteret; To be deducted forS
\rah W I5u.sh-
all ilU'ind) $
'•5.
Notk —Catawba: To be deducted for ('asweil M.
on Rockfish.
Oct 2. 1802
^j^HIS Comp my, desiring to be complete in evert/ re-
)§(|00 RKWARD,
I WILL pay the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery to me of my negro girl RACHEL, who
fpect, would be glad to enlist a number of good Dri- : ranaway in April last She .is a mulatto; good size;
vers,—men accustomed to the management of horses, i crooked some on the shoulders; of Indian descent; teeth
I There will be paid to each man, on enlistment, .a bounty 1 eomewhat decayed; about 21 or 22 }’ears of age,
I of?15. Monthly pay ^12; besides being clothed and ; R. McDANIEL.
‘expect to be absent from home a few months in ^HE Stay Law having postponed the settlement of
the West, Archibald McLean is my authorized X suits for years, we will not h. reafter insert Orders
of Court without payment in advance Please send §4
along with the Order, and more if it be of unusual length.
'3tf Feby 1862. E, J. HALE & SONS
\ tj transact my business until I return,
-N.Q. JONES
; fed, medical attendance free, and all other necessary j
' equipments furnished requi.'tife for a soldier.
No one need apply unless he is a good driver .and ex- j
perienced in the management of horses. The destina
tion of the company is Virginia, as soon as equipped.
ALEX. D. MOORE,
[41 Capt. Co E, Reg’t Lt. Artillery.
Oct. 24. 1802.
r‘2tf
100 ihs. RI.UESTOJVC,
For sale by
J. A, MCDONALD,
Oakland, Chatham Co., N. C.
October 17, 1862. 70tf
Cobb (Deaf and Dumb', ,'7r>.
^oiK 4.—Chatham: To be doditf ied for Sarah C. Fou-
shee (Rliud) S7o.
>'0TK ;■>.—('uniberland. To be deducted for George W.
llartie (P.lind) and .lohn R. Strickland an.l Han-iet
Strickland (De.af and Dtnnb) 5^22 ).
(J.—Davie: To be deductoil for Enoch Orrell
(Rlinil) 57->. ^
Noi'K 7.—Duplin: To he deitucted for Ellen (’. John-
Hon and .Nancy J, Rlanchard (Deaf and Dumb) fl.'iO.
Noti; 8.—Halifax: To be deducted for Geo. L .Jones
(Rliud) S75.
Notk 0.—MtDowcII: To be deiiuctod for J.asper .lami-
son and Mary .M. Nichols (Deaf and Dumb) ^1 "iO.
Notk 10.—Mecklenburg: To be deducted for ’hris-
tophcr Euvers (I>eaf ami Dumb) ,'?7').
Notk 11.—Nash: To be deiluctej for Isabella T’egram
and Zilphia .A, Pegram (P.lind) S1'>0,
Notk 12.—Perquimous: To be deducted for James C.
Lane (Deaf and Dumb) ii’T-'y.
Notk IM.—Sampson; To be dedu'^ted for Hiram Mer
ritt (Deaf and Dumb) and Lizzie Hall (!>lind) ?loO.
Notk 14.—Wake: To be deducted lor Nsrcissa J. Du
pree and John Simpson (I’.lind) $150,
Notk 15.—W'arren: To be deducted for Jos .1 Reed
(Blind) $75.
Notk 10.—Wayne: To be deducted for .John L. Sum
merlin (Deaf and Dumb) !S75.
Notk 17.—Yancey; To be deducted for David F. Wise
man and Martin Singleton (Deaf and Dumb)
October 28, 1802.
74^^-St
?iOO il>«. «nm Arabic tor sale by
J. R LEE.
0‘Jtf
Oct, 15.
Blanks of all kinds at this Office-
i except by continuing to hiiiubuij the lornier with
j such delusive hopes a.s rest upyn tlie success ol
i any plan lor restoring by arms the comnu-reial
; use oi. the INIjssissippi to the States lying on its
' upper waters. That alliance is unnatural, incon-
j gruous and latally prejudicial to the Northwestern
i States. In war or p^ace the policy that suits the
Xew England States must always be that moit
unlavorablo to those of the Northwest, The
Knoxville Rejnster .says, that all the vast nianu-
1‘acturing estaMi.shments of the Ea,st were only
required by the change in the condition ol tlie
country to change the mode rather than the extent
an*l character ol their empi lynient aud industry.
The shoemaker of Lynn and North Danvn .' to-day
tinds a greater demand for th« products his
skill than in time oi peace; the only change is in
the fmene.ss of his manuiactures. So, too, with
the spinners aud wc-avers and blanket makers, and
with till artizans. The workshoj's of the North,
of every conceivable description, have only chang
ed the direction ot their labors, :ind such is the
destructiveness ot armio.s, that, without the trade
ot the ^outh, the dem;ind for tho products of New
England’s industry is perhap.s gre:itcr than at any
former period in the history ol the continent.
We can therefore understand" wliy it is that the
.Vgrieultural States evince .symptoms of dissatis
faction with tho course ot political events, whiles
proiitableness, still cries out for blood, and still
demands the extinction ot the South, The West
begins to think of peace, while the East, not satis
fied with all the bloodshed of the past, demands
other victims to be sacriiiced on the altar oi self
ishness, and to satisfy an insatiate love of power
and gold. New England is enriched while the
Northwest'is impovetished by the war.
The agricultural exports ironi New England are
undiminished l>y the pending hostilities. Wea-
thersfield ships as many onions as when 1’eace
smiled anti wielded her sceptre over the land.
Local armies in Xew Engliind demand all the
surplus agricultural products. Tron mongers must
buihl ships and locomotives, and create all tho
weapon.-^ of war. In truth, New England, in her
industrial pursuits, and condition, would be bene-
iittod by the indeiinite protraction-of ponding
liostilities.
Hew diti'erent the condition of the Northwest
ern States! These have no new demand’l'or their
agricultural products. The great market which
their re.sourccs supplied has been closed. The
Missis.sippi river is as truly a marc . clausum a.'i
when we hold Columbus, Island 10 ahd New Or
leans. The railways which connect the West
with the Atlantic ('oast belonj to Eastern capital
ists, aud by these such enormous rates oi freight
arc imposed upon the products of Indiana and
Illinois, that corn, wheat, and bacon are not worth
the cost ol transportation. The West, having
lost the Southern market, has no exce.ss of pro
duction for which there is :>ale, and tlie people
are in want in the midst of a superabundance ol
prime necessaries of life.
lender these circumstances we are not surpri.«ed
that the West is now clamorous for the destruc
tion of Vicksburg, The St. Louis liepublican
would have its readers believe that if \'icksburg
were razed to the ground, and our troops expel
led, then trade with New Orleans would revive,
and the suifering Northwest 1)0 relieved.
We have known from the beginning that it
signitied nothing to the Northwest whether Vick.s-
burg were captured or not. It is only valuable
to us by furnishing an open route to Texas and
' Arkansas. Its po.ssc.sion by the Abolitionists
i will not aftect the commercial condition of the
i Northwestern States. Even then nothing but
! gunboats can navigate the “great inland sea.’*
■ I'ntil Lincolp can line both shores oi the Mis
sissippi, from (’airo to New Orleans, with armed
men. no trading vessel can navig{ite its wa^^crs.
j Were Vicksburg captured, the Northwest would
soon be sati.^tied of the utter in;itility of furtjier
[participation in a struggle for our subjugation
1 The Democrats oi‘ tlie Wo.!t tell us that they
; fight for the I nion. but, with them, this signifies
! nothing more than IVoe trade on the Mississippi.
I They denounce, as bitterly as we of the South,
I the abolition proclivities of the Federal Adininis
I tration. They have no sympathj' with New I'ng-
i land, further than New England m.aj’ aid tlio
West in opening the groat river to its commerce
I Such are the opinions betrayed by the press oi
I St, TiOuis and Chicago, and such th-’ declarations
! of Western oifieers and soldiers who hare b ;er;
held as prisoners in the South. 7’welve months
ago a gentleman proposed to (lie Confederate au
thorities to go to the Northwesf md qiii-^tly and
throu”'h the press, to urge the nc'*essity of il-
liance^between those States and those of the lov^ ■
valley of the Mississippi , , .
It was then thought by our leaders that we
would soon put an end to this struggle, and the
Vorthwest, under the supposition that we sought
to deprive them of their most valued comnier-
: cial rights, has continued to I'urnish the l edetai
: Government with the bravest and bc.st troops in
I the ranks of the Northern armies. Of late, thi '
subject has again attracted attention, tsnd it w
1 are not ill-informed our Government has been in-
' duced to give it serious attention,
j We are not advised that direct negotiation:-
with Northwestern men have been opened, but in
I the North and at the South the necessity .or a
segregation of States from the old Federal L nion
is already telt and acknowledged.