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l'AVK'rTKVIl.Li:, N. C„ DKCKMItKR 4, 1802.
[NO. 1183.]
^rt TiX)ral-i.
!tt, William K
‘t Hurnw-I^
Havr..-H, Glla-
, \V S Oldham
lallard i
a\ K>
jh'osttr. U Ui R
ry, Kranci' >
I, Ja.« L Pugh,
ton, (irandi.son
rhos B Hanly.
9, H li Hilton,
ige, (' J Mun
avid W Lewis.
Luciu." J Gar-
:ht.
illere, Charliv
icien .J Puprf,
ifwpar W B«ll.
fi Th'»
ilTen'iire:
Lt vV
PKINTri' MOXI'AYS VNM) THI KSH.VYS
KUWARD J. HALE A SOXS.
AN'l) PR()rRlFT;)Rs
. • ir ;!i*' S(Miii-\N ookiy Ouskrvkr (M) if pMi'l in
,.,p,.p r>U ii’>lnrin^ the yfur nf -.il -'tif
i! ,’V ) alter t):e y»»nr Iimh »*!iiiiv»'.i
f ‘ U, t)R-^i;pvKR S’J 0‘ I'.T itimiiM. it I' l •! in
.ji-. tiu"; if paid iliirinr tlu''^nl>-;i'vip-
, ,r ;■ i (•(,» nf’or tho vtvir tri-  xj'ircl.
1^" \1>VFRTISK\U'N'TS: iTHorti'd f. i i.O i-eius }>cr
, ■ 'f 1»i liups f..r iho tirsi. 'inJ ■>• ('cut'; f')i em'h
’'VS Vo-irly !i.|verti''(‘iiu‘Ut'J l.y spo-
, iiirHCts, HI ’ ■ i; r:iie'=. .\lv-r mvi>
J ’e«J 10 -■r-itt' ilie num-'or of insi'vtinus ,.r
... . » 11 be oi.ii'imitHi rill Hii'l otiiiriri 'i noC'>ri
, V r!i'enj«*nt>‘ to Jio ins '-.'tfd /f. I'liart’f.l 'u per
srix Al Nut in;.
.J.,.; .it i i 'h no iMiiii-: f ;i m-vt suh.«:(‘ri* 'r
, ' ■, eui>!' ■■ w; *:out j'.iyini ;if ih . iv uioc, tior -.vi!!
i -iVi". •' iiiu.‘
■i ' ■ .! fV"* 'l*‘-ir.‘ to t-ike tho y"i
plense imii!- wiion
- .Imu'v 1. I*-
per li
H’.Ff. .Tfrl.. .FfrA.Jl',
Attorney at Law,
Faykttkville, N. ('
-inen.l :he County aud Sujterior Ciiurts r.;
\ ; ^.-^rliind. ll.irn**it, .Moore aii'l RoheM'ii ('omi-
Promp't attv'ntion given to the collection of ;i!l
. ;i ru?te I lo hix hand-J.
:7, 1 >■'>'.*. '>^-tf
i,EO. W. WILLIAMS A: CO..
IVIiolt'^ale Dealers iia
.\M) IMPORTEKS AM> DEALER" IN
fiardi^are aud Cutlery, Swedes Irou,
H VY STKKET, FAYKTTKVILLK, >. ( .
■ily 2.
W. P KENDALL.
KENOAI.L
4 OX, KftlXDAM. X t o.,
ioiiiiiiiss^ion iMercliaiits
A N D
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Vo. 11 A- 12 -Vorlh Water St.,
WilmioJloii. r.
from the Country promptly execiitod.
iQr ; . ..ular attention given to the .■*ale of (’ofun
. r -. roduce,
.. .. >• ' i"-!f
T.i .X %VOKTIi,
URiDiissiou and Forwarding Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. (\
JWy 84tf
• 4'\rD!
L.\i' can !'o accQiniuodated witi> J.unra nt
1
A ne'■“minarv
T. ■ Hih.'FER.
Ot'-
Twtnty>live Uollai*'^ Itenard.
n-.-'ii'AV Ifiiui the !^ubicril)er, his n.*Kiv' bey M''-
il 'E.' He iri 'J1 years of age. about j fe^t !• inches
i f., long feet and very much fume 1 out at the
-iji l .’ks down when spoken to. Ho wii- ~een ut
M Mills in Robeson county on the -1st ult.,
Fayetteville about three week-% ago. The
a: te r'wiird will be paid for his delivory lo me or I'or
‘.Dfiuenjent in any jail so th it I get liim.
\v. L>. JnlINS(.»N.
Bnti.tiettsTHle, S. C.. Atij: 14. ixtj-. ;VJtf
Kfinair€tt/^
t WOMAN by the name o;
ycitrs oM, of medium size, but nuw 'juitc
4 MUL.\TT(t WOMAN by the name of LW*'^: about
A - v(
w.itnan is probably in or n*'ar T^wn. hut m iy
1. ,-n le l otf in the 'lirecti in if NewJjern by Rill
' a. a free mulatto mnn who ha" b'-eu at wTk -.x
i i';-nier probably on the Wilunngiun iV Welduii
•1.: V. at a Depot North of War-iaw. L wiil puy >
■ ’ delivery of said girl to me or L .l>red iti Jail in
■ »•. ;t f un>l in thi.s County, or if -lid girl i-
' ■'T. tny other ('ounty and confined in the J»il oi
-'ir p, ne party arresting giving me early infurioa-
; *' ’ne - iriie.
JNt». 1; WILLIAMS.
'' .;o Aug.'J'}, jl-if
Hice and Tobacco on Consignment
In' 1 . fre'-h b--^*' Rii;.* and 1"'> ,Mmu-
* ' ‘i ir. i 1 varioii' ij'ialiti**s. I’lir ^ de by
GKO W. WlLl.lAMS .t t o.
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ilie ii;: of pK'iiiy. '* t‘ l.ri:i‘'.iim' .>f ,N rtli (’arolin.i.
by j'Mti' rixiihiiion i !i;-n 1. i tr ‘' '.i mi i: •> J Jii «l-iy oi
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\1 -xpHpt t b.- absent from home a fewTnonih“ in
' ’ ''f- .\r !ii lald McLean is my ftiithoriz. 1
-'-■’■I ' Tau.-ai; my business until I return.
N 0. .ioN!;.
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0|li« e ol ^111*^. of .\. 1’. >
No\kmi'.i;h 1’_', 1"''>- )
-ing itr:icle« ari* requiri'i Tor our iiti-i
M ’i soUii:-r.'^;
' " ks Hut.--, PatiN, I>i:i'vtT-, Lfatli-
■ 'h >f- 1 hr-.ad, ijusts, •(Irmii No. *> to 1-
•i i :vo. liutton.s, Ootton (Moth, I'laii-
0' i'ututues, lirandy, Huttcr.
Kite's, lie. iVc.
' ' • ' will be received at this ofiice tor a pr.iper
'^ ‘ii ;■ ; : *Tn Th jse abl*' an 1 willing to ' ontriliuie,
V *' udilre-- ihe unilc;r.ign 'd Trunsporiation
be rutni-heil, if npcp'-nary, hy the (^.iverniiient.
El>WARb WAK.RKN, Suig.'C- n. of N. C.
•Nov.
Ki:\VAKO
’’ILL be paiil f .r cHcli of the fiiilowin^ n-i;!,. 1
serters from » ..npaiiy C, 7th Reg't, N. ' Troi.pn,
' livered to me at Cump, or ^il;> lor e^ch if 'lelivt* o.t
Camp of Insiructiou at Raleigti; A. .M .Mc.Mil-
■!. billon J. Ga.ster, Wm, 0 Blackman, Levi Welch,
' -nlyn^ M.-Iiass.
! members of this Company it)sent in N. J.
fport immediately, or they will be treated as de-
L>. R. MURCHISON,
l«t Lt. I'onid'g (Jo.
: ■(> near Winchester, V'a., Nov. 14, l&(i2 7‘.t-ijtp l
, Plantation Wanted.
I M Hiita(ir;zed to purchase a go.od PLANTATION,
1 I ':=• coo l farming land, containing from 200 to 500
' ’ WHO gfod improvements. Would like to [lur-
•>!«. [ year's crop, stock, &c , if terms satisfac-
inl i:*: - iritei. ling •' J >it i .liize thi
Sch-ol -ire 1- - 1 ; ; y . o- .
cont.iining full yi\!n' V' in ri ?ar.l !. n > i. .c , i
the opf'ni!:g if ih.‘ S h. 1
Rev M IK oi'Ki'., I . . ,
T - f....i; i P , I'r-.i.-ip‘, ^
Inly 17. 1^' ’ : ■ '1 i-l!' i
■ ire kin 1 ■ ‘ W
I A M prepHri- I > to : • :
llariie-- f'.r Arin i;-‘ i
give • 1 >11 ■ / 'il) \
fiVil'T-' to inf* I - t',1 V - ii I-';
.-eni oil in .,T''k 'I-- i ■ h.
(!. 1 is!.Ill r (I . 1 til •'
iAViiri"rrvii.i.i;
MITI U, (OMIMW.
!apital in I’reiiiiuiii Noftw atiiminis to
> n*^}! on liHiiil mill other ass*“is.
S2ti7.t;S8 ‘Zh
5,077 ;!5
hav
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I M
Twen'y-'’:ve i tM,'. ; 1 1 t:
C'ln'luctor of ea. ‘s i‘ - t,
a ticket
•\ new rate of Freight w
time, whifh V- ; . . ■ 1 >i-- i ' ii'- : • •
in a few day-
P>v or i.-r "f r he I';’
•INi* M nTr. i r W R R '
.Ang.
kaii. ko\i».
I'^RttM and af'cr .NLiiid'-y f ■' _ i in«! ■ I'r iins on
thi- R sa 1 will r' n Ik: ' - F .vi ^'• ville ''
.$-J72.7C.r) *11
Tli(' ( .ij;ip-uiy havt' jiai.l > ' losses jiromptly. and
iiev.'r '•■ole an as-ti^sniont on their premium notes.
Tot'll
 H'KlfliHS:
-MoNKlLL, Pre.^ident.
1' n A ^ . Vii-c Presiileiit
C. \ 'di'MILLAN. Sec'y.
1 ‘ H I'l'Trps:
Ih'nry Lilly. \\ Nj Tillinghast,
II. L Myu.\.i, s I. Hinsdale,
S. I Hawley, Win McLaurin.
N IIloin ,V. .'I-Imti. T .s. I.utterloh.
C. R. .Malleti, \ w yteel,
.lame- Kyle. | (} c%»V,
\. hail. Hmi. I. (J Shepherd,
.J. I>. \Silliii,i., it p I>r(,>wn, | ,
.'■ W, Ti’.lingiiast \ K Hall. '1'" g'ou.
hn t ollins and C. C. Me''ruinruen, Traveiitig .\genta
i iie Coi'ipu;., invite 'ill lications.
May
21-
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All ■
For
rin: \oKTii 4V\Koi.i.\i
r u. M!’K l.\Si RAM'K COMPA.NY,
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11 her
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ar ,if oper.aiion, with
i!i 1 riniii-r hoi.I upon jaiolie con-
ii-UM' ibo livc^ of all healthy per-
>!•- if if>iv t'lir .iiie year, fur ‘-even
i fe • -;, ‘.iiicrs -haring in t he profits.
I) 1,0 voar-j of aije are in'^urcd for
y * iW'i ihird'- iheir value.
'I. p n 1 williiii i.l.ay^ after
■ ; r i-Mir.i,
ri.'''i'>n Mie pabl' - is referred to
’Uiy in all ]'arts c .he t^iate. and to
tl iiAl'Tl.K. Sfcri-tary, Raleigh.
K. . 11 .\LK. Agent at
FayetIeville, N. C.
Tin* Vrw Si’. If, Small,
PHOTOGiaPHS,
I J
AFT.
Wood^vas'dN .^olai* ('aiiiera.
Sale of a portion of the Fayetteville &
Western Plank Road.
Th K undcvsigned having been appointed (’ommi'-“inner
Lo sell all that p.arl of the Fayetteville V Western .
Platik Hoad, above Iligh Point, will sell at public .\nc- !
tion in the town of .‘salem, on the 1st Tuesday in .Jan'y
the Road. Toll Houaes. iSrc . between High Poitil and
i Bethania. upon lerrn'^ to be ma.le known on the day of
sale, .IWSSIi WALKKR. Com
Nov. r>, 1HC>2. 7t'*-t8
Valuable Heal instate •
FOR SALK. i
1)V virtue of two I>,Teds of Trust executed to nie by
) Tlios. ,1 Curtis. Ksip. I will orter for sale, on Thiirs-
, day the l>th day of Ducember lHt(2, that valuable
I MTOKI^: HOLKi:
1 on the North side of Hay strcel, recently occupied by
I Col. .Iiio, .A, Pembeitoii, the finest dry goods store lu
' the place,
,\lso, tlie Lot on corner of Mum ford and Uonildson
streets, known as iho .Siat'le lot—a valuable lot with a
large barn and extensive wtables at jiresent occupied by
Me>'srs. P.arbee.
.1. J. SHKPHKKl*. Trustee.
Nov-r 15. IH(',2. 7.^tf
By \ IRTL'R of a iK-cree in the (^lUlt of Eipiity for
CuiiAierland t'ouniy, at November Teriii. 1H('.2. I
I sh ill «ell at the Market House in Fayetteville, oti Thurs-
I day l»ec. 11th, at 12 u clock, M., One and one
! fourth .A res of L W L) in ''ainpbellton, north of the
■ Claifndon Rridge, haviiiij a front of about lit;) feet on
i the River, adjoining on tho -iouth a hit sold by .S W.
Tillinghast. Trustee of .las. Hiiske, to.A. .V. McKethan.
Also, One-third interest in a lot of Land in Camp-
bellt '11, containing 1.1 .Veres, lying on tlie River, known
as the ■•Mc.N.'ill loi. " and joins the north side of the
above de-cribod lot, which lots were formerly the pro-
t>erty of James Huske and were conveyed by liim to ii.
I W. Tilltiighasl in Trust. Oct. 27, IH.^7.
I WALFliR A. HUSKE, C. M. E.
Nov. 17, 78-ta
Valuable Farming Land for Sale.
''PHE subscriber oft'er.-; fur sale :}0‘5 acre* uf L.\ND on
1 the E ist siJe of the Cape Foar liiver, 18 miles below
FAyeiteville, Ttiere is a good house with 7 rooms and
^ all necH.-sary outdicuses, and there is about ItjO acres
; of as good swamp land as there is in the Slate. There
j is cleare I land for 12l>0 bushels of corn, aud about 15
acres of land cut d .wn f.ir the npxt crop. 1 will also
sell my stock ot Hogs, Cattle, Sheep and Crop on the
place .A healthy situation. Terms eas^. .Address me
at Terebinth 1’. O , Cumberland county. N. C.
W. A. KINO.
Nov. 13, 1802. 78-Gtpd
I >Hi >T •'11-. M’l'.*^ ’’.Hii be li -d .ii V'lnorsdi'ir^ Skyligh
I ii i;':T-,'. H:.y -.trc^i. .ipp.isite Minl.le Var'l, Fny
.'I'eviM '- ■ pl'ii', re!.. icli-!. oul.ire l. in water
i.'ri, and ••a't'l. : iV >m ■ n;-ill i;i lile 'ize. .Viubro
f,. p M i;ie T| i -i. -in i ail idnT - t .les of Pictures
■■r ■ jT t . i',e \ri •. 'Iii: Fr iiin-s. Gilt Mould-
.i-jT G r r •. ■•’•y 1'>n' ;-i. :ur.- - large as 2ti by o'j i
'.t'. 'l r-. ‘ .1 1 an i 1' .--. N f-.;- iri'.ging jiictiires; Instru-
nu-‘ •. St... ’: ’i.d ( :.onie,il- t..r -aie io.v fi.r cash. Life
^:ti' Co’., r. .1 I’hoi _'rn n> it; ; le fri.ia Siiiull pictures.
F.iviiiL'T'ovi.: in.-!.'o:,:e.i *i‘Te 1 hojie to merit i
y..'i- I 1; ii.i.’c 1 I .;, i .il 1 return toy sincere thanks j
/.'I' 'l.e i.'"‘r il ] rr.’n .^i ii. ,r. wt-1 .in me heretofjre hy i
'he kTO-id people of F.! ■. >: U-v.de !in.l vio'tiitv. |
I'. M. VANORSDELL,
Phi’T jraphisi and Proprietor.
I>e. 'r 'Ji». 1 >.'/, 77-
i^larUle Fad or y.
LOOK ,\r Tills! .
Tin; rivi;TTi:viiJ,i; ikitI'IL,
Fronting 300 I'eet aud in the business
portion of the Town,
coiitaiii^i iitoi'c ^|>a('ioii*> asKl wril
%(‘iililafrl Kooiii'* lliaii any
ill tlir .^laf(%
aii'l my I’atrmi- .-,u\ i!,\ ( ■■ii.liiiu 'ir a;" v ry i
1 .r t' -irM- '
T. W\nnil.i„ l*ri»nrii‘tor.
M .y 2'\ ls.:j.
Fayetteville Female HIsrh .srhool.
n^HK ••xerci''if thi*; Iii',,' o n bv r iutiled oi
■ .VO t.-rni .
: I and eii'l-
■iK'ine 1 “t
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a. i be maJo
Aolite lo Salt
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1\'•! ai.' ii: at niy po-i :it ihe S;it.. nrk ■ 'iti.l
w .11 t.f> re idy in -i !i:iui ■. t •! i-i i i ■ ' : J' ** ■
if •> lit yi -r :;v. an 1 ■■ .n lU. m- t ■■ i: »> • * ;i 'o‘l ■ |:
will ri ipiire 1'' ' bi-.-hfls ..f d in • • ^mi i • 'i's.
of fiHv. sh ieiis i.r f I ter. I i -i., o i tn,- ..n'y ''gcni
to :ne ill [iTi.cui in-^ tin- u.*o.i ' pi^c- wirn-
' u' ^v !tIc''l 'ii? ■ alt caiini; 11‘ 1 'iihi 's wll b*-
siipplifd with ■ ih f.ir lh‘'ir -wi; .■■■ in i,^.’ t.ir
tiieae iiticle^ i.H fair terni'^
^11 ;’.w] .1. .\1. Wi ti: :f. S il
U:TT, SMiillS, I5L0(KK!1 tO.,
Maiiiiiac|i||>(>|^ ol «aU.
■I W. Lt/r r, ■» 7.^,1 i, F lyi tleville.
: ^ W. li. SMlTil. :it iti Wi;i,iniy;'on.
J. tV 1,1.TT, .1. .\I. .3IITI1. W. I., M,TI1, .1. ... iii.nrici H,
ail i .1. i: 1 ■ !! i.n
Nov. 24. 1802. Mil c.wj.d
 OTTO\
1{> Hay Str«*‘l.
C, P. MALLFTT. '
Jan’y ti. IHtJ'J. ;,S-
aiKi OtSiei-
'■I* ns Wanting to sell will please write to me, with L)^ THLuPHILUS IICN'l ER Hi Li., Ks ot Riioigh.
'■'itMuii .,f iheir lands, price, &c. Location in Chat ■ O For sale,
price
- I'y preferrt-d.
.1' -- iiie at Rallingsbiirg, Rockingham county
A H CHAPIN.
' ' ' 2- 7K tit nd
price SI, b',
_ .Tan’v 1 1 S'i:?.
E. .1 II \Li-: .V S(»NS.
18G2.
TO 02' in.«««
^pilE Stay Law h vitii- |.o- in rn d t'.a • n itiiipijf of
I Huii-i f r y,-,*,/- W! Will irii Li-i. a.’i r In-iTt (,>rdi-'^
of (’min^ V iihoiif ,i:iyi;; r:: in 1 oj.tsc s-nd ir'I
Alirr date 1 will
y F Vi C- Hi. per pouted for ra^s de^ ulon.x wiih the Or.ier, u*
.. red in F-yi-tieville, or at my mill.3 Fe>»r 1
D MURPHY. "I —
66- 1 Blank WarraHts tor aalp at this Ofticj'.
: ; ;i! ii'i.l icng' h.
. V L i-i V I) N’
iJldlilS \Bi»Vl I. T. IIAICH 1^ SDNS' STIIRi:
Fay«*fj
I in'V i ,, • H4- I
i
4wroeeries / 4mroreries:i \
1 l,.Vi’ii!i an I sr 'l selected Stock .>f F.VMILY
j;\ GR'M'FI'iIES alw.iy- on hand, con-isting of
]{a on purk, MulloN, Mackcr
Ni's 1 and l!. Miil.i.'^i s, Suirars oi' al
L'-radt's, Tidiacco, ('iirars,
.\nd all tiif»r !iT-tii ]cs usually kept in a Wholesale Gro
cery E- abii lin.eiit
COX. KENDALL « CO.
W’ilniinc’t'n .\prii 2, l-'ol. l*-tf
ICE.
'■pIlE r N ' MiRS!'i N !'I). >i..t,'i haviog entered the mili-
1 l arv «i’rvi.'i' 0 ii - •''nt--!■ r Ue Sl.ates of .\merica.
h(‘re>iy L'ive noi.oe '.i heir “old cii aomiT-- and frK’tids,
ii. i| they tiavi' a- T> da d .1 'hii I». .''tarr and .lohn I).
V'- iliiain-i, of to' pi:;'lu'ir attorneys to collect either
■ •p -i!- iy or c iiijiiin iy all ni.-nej's due them either by
I.fi.iui' ‘ii- II •e, ill i I’lherwise to attend to their bu-
dnes gi-tiei i'.l\ diiri:i;T iheii ibsenc*'. Th*'^’ respect
fully .i-k I'l por^'iTi'-' ii!.l> bte.l *0 them to call as prompt
ly as pir! ibie on their asront.' "»i.4 make p'lyrHent.
■^TARR & WILLIAMS.
6ept 1 '. IHil 58-tf
OIL AND L.\,MP HL.\(!K.‘
'SnNNERS and LL I’d: H'.\TING olL.
I I/\,^1P RL \CK in barrels. F.ir sah* by
JOS. R. I5LOSSOM .v CO.,
Wilmington, N. C.
\I i-t1i 7. 0-tf
4IIIII Araliic for ^ale liv
J. R LEE.*
Oct. 1’. li'.ttf
l*aiiBia ileaii^.
^piiii 'ubscniii - -.'.li ,‘ty iiK: higii»''it cash prices for j
I iiiy ‘1 iii'i;-,' lit i’tlm.i Ciirisii Reins.
,I A WORTH.
Fny -i- -viMe, ft,‘I « 07-tf
A\o ?iorA?^j«»i:^.
i i k RRl S set. \R
4U 12 Rbl-- N o SYRUP,
l.-> “ SCUi’Pi;RNt)NG WINE.
^)n consipnt:ieni and tor S‘ili> by
j ' JOS. UTLEY.
! Sept. 22. 02-tf
WA\Ti:i>.
k) "“/Wi i l '^'IELS WHivAT,
1,5U() '• C')UX
J'.T-. rs h-ivitig ;he abovi* arMcli s to sell will receive
I ihe liiyVu.-; tir.r>p }>;. cil'iiiJT on Mr. M. Tiio.nason.
I !i' tho \le••'i’lani p .v *i. vdip. or on the ■'iibscri-
bcr at. his il 1 111 ! Market -’.|i. irc.
A Li;x. JOHNSON. Jr.
Nov 5. 1802. 75tf
Itineration l\oti€e.
M'd.E snhscrilior havint? ipialified as .Vilministratrix on
I t!i, 111.•;,!(. of Inq S-ui Iy, deoM ii->reby gives notice
t.i 111! p**-,-.'' u}s tc.vin r cl-iru-i asr-iinst '■>iid Fstufe to pre-
'ent. trif-n- to \\ ti; >1 1,. M;>K,(v within 'ne time pre
icriixd hy law, ov Cii,s n. ii. » -.vill ‘.o r'‘'aded in bar of
l'e>roci''o;y, t AlR.'.HlNl ?CSI*V, A.hn’x.
Aug. 4, l'‘t)2 ' 4«- t
FOK SAl.l:.
A Lot of Cotton and AVoolen 31achinery.
WOOL PlCKEi’iS.
^ inch Wool C .rds.
i ” • " Roll Card.
1 l'6 Spindle Wool Jack.
1 t'otton Lapper.
2 banforth Cap Frames 13sl Spindles e.ach.
1 Throstle Frame SI “
1 Eng'.i-h Drawing Frame with Coilers aud Packers.
1 12 Strand Spee'ter. \o , Xc.
.''oine of the abuve machinery is now in operation at
the Richmond Factory. For p-irticiilars address
JOHN SIIORTRIDGE.
Rockingham, Richmond Co., N. C.
Nov, 12,1802. 77 lOtpJ
^ V.%1.1 AIII.K for !»»aie.
T t,)FFER for .sale my PL.ANT.ATl'*N, 2 miles west ol
i Carthage, Moore county, containing 250 acres, on
which is a (irisi and Saw .Mill, Cotton Gin and Screw.
I will receive in payment State Bond-. Confederate
luoiiey or likely Negrot-s, JOHN .M>RI6oN.
VALl AULi: LAAO^ for ^ale.
I OFFER fur Sale my PL.VNTATION on .McClendon’s
Creek, *' miles west of Carthage, lying on the basin
of the Coal Fields, containing 2100 acres, which is as
j.roductive as any lands in the county of Moore. The
improvements good and the situation healthy. Terms
liberal. JOHN MORISUN.
AOTICK.
111.AVE about .5tX>0 acres more, in iilferent tracts, in
the county of Moore.—Farming Mineral, and Tur
pentine land.— which I will sell on liberal terms.
JOHN .MORISON.
.^liiioral l.aii(l«« for Nale.
1H.AVE an interest of one-third in a tract of 50t)
.VCRES on the w«ters of l>eep River, on which have
been discovered a salt mine and pure saltpetre, and an
oil 11*. good ijuahty lor greasing leather, well worthy
ge.ib'gical investigation. .IiiHN MoRISoN.
Carthage. Nov. l;i . 77-tf
Ot'iitai Prac-tic’c* for «alt*.
I OFFER for sale privately my Dental Practice in Fay
etteville, N. C. The otiice occupying four rooms ou
“econd tl'ior, well furnished, together with several oz.
of GOLD FOIL. GOLD PL.\TE and SOLDER. .A large
supply of VL’I (’.V.NITE and TEETH of all kinds.
Also one-thir.i interest in a viiiey.ar i lying tour miles
south ot Fayeiieville, containing s.-venty-five acres.
Tho-e ^wing me will plase call on .Mr. .Alex. John-
s lU. Jr., iind settle, .\.ld^«^s
R. SCOTT. Greensboro’, N.
Oct. 27, 1802. 7dtf
AOTK'i:.
^pilE subscriber will lea.sc for a term of years, or sell,
i the PLANT.ATlON whereon he lives, containing
about ^'00 acres of land, of which 2l>t> acres are under
fence The im[irovements are such as are generally
foiinfl on a farm, all in tolerably good order .Also, if
leased, he would include his stock of Negroes, horses,
cattle, crop, farming iiii|ilrnients, iVc. Tlie terms of
lease or s.ale would be made easy lo the lessor or pur
chaser, with a guaranty ot a taiihtul perlormance of the
terms. Persons desirous of leasing or purchasing may
apjily to the subscriber at B tllacholish, near Spring
field, Richmond county, N. t'.
DUNC.VN McLAURiN.
Nov'r 13, 18i)2. S(.)-Otpd
A OTIC E
To the IIrlri> anti * n.-ditorn of Mathew Murphy,
ih'cvni^fd.
SPHERE has been a jietition filed for the settlement of
1 thf accounts of the subscriber as .\dministrator of
Mathew Murphy, dec d, and the same has been referred
to William Draughon, Clerk of the County Court.
The said Clerk will proceed, on the I7th day of De
cember lh02. to state the said account, when aiul where
they call attend and be heard, and object to any vouch
er in sai 1 settlenietit or anv other grievance can oe
heard. JA.MES DENNING, Adm r.
Satii(ison county, Nov. 18. 1.8*12. 80 7tpd
AdiiiiiiiMtratorS Niale.
ISH.MiL sell at .\uotion at the Market House in Fay
etteville. on Thurs.lay, Dec. 11th 1802, at 12 o clock.
THE REAL ESTATE belonging to the Estate of Benj.
R. Huske, dec’d. viz: One tract of L.VND adjoining that
fin which said Huske lived, coniaining .about 8 acres.
One vacant LOT in Fayetteville, between Hay street
and Maiden Lane, adjoining the residsnce of the late
Herrin Newell.
W. N. TILLINGHAST, Adro’r.
Nov. 19.
A
FOR SALE.
N Excellent, Draft and Harness Horite. Also, a good
medium sized Mule. Apply lo •
NATHAN WILLLAMSON,
Gray s Creek. P. O.
N )v. 20. 79-1 mpd
Blanks of all kinds at this Office.
HA I.T.
SOUND Salt for sale on conaignment hy
G. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
Nov. 20. 79-tf
I%OTICE.
{WILL receive a few more able-bodied Recruits into
my Company of Light .Artillery
Light .Artillery is the best service a man can enter—
the guard duty is inconsiderable, the cannoneers ride
and have their lugg.ige carried, and there is much more
liberty allowed the private soldier than in any other
arm of the service.
Recruits will receive Bounty and pay Tu-elve Dollart
per month
IVrsons subject to (’on.'^cription may enlist in niy
company at any time "before enrollment.”
Transportation will be furnished when required. Col.
•John H Cook will give any further information desired,
and will receive enlistments J. B. ST.ARR.
Capt Starr’s Light Artillery.
Kinston. N C., Nov. 24, 1802. 80-7tpd
FLORAL COLLEGE.
VT a late meeting of the Board of Trustees, it was
unanimously resolved that the School at Floral Col
lege be resumed the ensuing year, and our late Princi
pal. the Rev. Daniel .lohnson. having declined lo accept
the terms proposed, the Trustees wish to employ a
Principal to take charge of the Institution on the follow
ing terms, viz: He to employ his own Assistants and
pay to the Trustees 12j per cent, upon the money
arising from tuition.
A Steward is also wanted, and to a person qtialified for
that Department, is offered the Steward’s Hall for the
next year, he paying to the Trustees 12i percent, upon
all the money arising from board. The board has-been
raised to SI8 per month. Further information can be
had by applying to Dr. A. D. McLean, Pres’t, GUopolis,
N. C.
Applications for the above places will be received
until the 15th December next, when an election will be
held.
Nov. 20, 1862. 81-116D
HE Coach line between the terminus
of the Wilmington, Rutherford &
Charlotte Rail Road and Wadesborough
via Rockingham, will be resumed after this date.
D. G. MACRAE.
Dec. 1, 18(52. S2-4w
%(liiiiiii^tratoi*'M Nale.
T SHALL sell on THURSDAY, Dec. II, 180’2, at auc-
1 tion. in front af my store, all the Household Furni
ture—comprising Crockery. (Hass, iVc., .Xc , belonging
to the estate of Benj’n R, Huske. dec’d. .Also, 2 shares
of Western Rail Road Stock. 1 Engineer’s Leveling In
strument. 1 one-horse Wagon Sale to commence at 11
o’clock, .K. M
W, N. TILLINGHAST, Adm’r.
Deer 1. 1802. 82ts
LaiKiaiiiiiii and Iodide ofPotaMli
in small quantities. Apply to H. DA\,
At Dr Robinson’s oflSce.
Dec. 1. 82 Gtpd
~OLI> IROA. ^ ~
The highest cash price paid for OLD CAST IRON at
M. A.-BAKER’S
Brass and Iron Foundry, Fayetteville. N. C.
Niiv. 2'.t. 82-4wpd
^alt Paia«>i can be had
at M. A. Baker’s Star Foundry in Fay-
etteville, N. C., now in full operation.
.All orders for Brass or Iron Casting, wiR receive prompt
attention by M. .A. B.VKER, Fayetteville, N. G.
Nov. 29.
82-4wDd
\OTICE.
4 T THE MAGNOLIA SALOON in Fayetteville, Nos.
12 and 14 Green street, I oiler for sale, at whole
sale or retail,—
Ilk BBLS. superior old Corn Whiskey,
1.U 1 bbl. superior olii Rye W’hiskey,
1 quarter cask fine Scotch Whiskey,
■About UK) gallons superior French Brandy,
10 bbls. No. 1 -Apple Brandy,
3 do superior Peach Brandy,
2 do good Cherry Bounce,
and a small quantity of superior Port and Madeira Wine.
REUBEN JONES.
Dec'r 1, 18ti2. 82tf
AOTICE.
4 LL previous Advertisements from this Depot cease to
be in force from this date.
D. P. RAMSEUR,
.Assist. Surg and Med. Puiveyor, C. S, A.
Charlotte, N. C.. Nov. 29. ' 82-3t
. joii.vsox, wiLliams“& t’o.r
nAKEK$>.
\ WE have thirty ^30) pans now in operation nine miles
\\ east of Wilmington Parties wishing to supply
themselves with salt, can be furnished by applying to
.A. Johnson, Jr., .Agent at Fayetteville,^ to E. Page,
manager al the works, or to
J M. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
Fayette-ville, Nov. 20, 18*>2. 81it
CORA AAII :VI1 LE.«i FOR «ALE.
1W1LL sell 3(*0 Bbls. Corn aud 8 or 10 likely young
-Mules either for Cash or on time by the purchaser
giving good bond and security. -Apply at my place on
Rocky River, one and :i half miles from St. Lawrence,
or 3 miles from Ore-H-’l. Chatham county.
J. PACE.
Nov. 27. lMf.2. 81-4w,pd
FOIAIK
VLt) r of MONEY, which the owner can have by des
cribing and paying for this advertisement.
D. S. MAULTSBY.
82-2tpd
Nov. 21.
IIE^ERTEIK
IJ'ROM ('o R. 50th Reg't N C. T , Camp near Drew-
ry's Bluff. Va.—
Privates James P. Stone,
('has Spivey,
“ Alex'r l$ritt,
Canada Barnes.
“ Fredi'rick .Arnett.
“ Lewis Pitman,
“ William Leggett.
“ Henry L Rritt,
“ John Tyler,
• (Joolbery Barfield,
Calvin Graham.
“ Miseal Lovitt,
“ John W. Hayse.
The above ment*ioned deserters were enlisteddn Rob
eson county -residence Robeson They can be found
lurking about their homes. South of Lumberton.
I will pay Thirty Dollars for each above mentioned
deserter to any person who will deliver them in jail
■where 1 can get them
E. C. ATKINSON.
Capt. Co B, oOth.
Nov’r 27. 1802. 82-3tpd
^,*0 REWARn.
RAN-AW^AY (fr was decoyed i>ff from the subscriber,
about the middle of .August, last, his negro woman
HENRIETT.A. .She is about 25 years of age. of eniall
size, very straight and slender, wi ighs about 100 lbs.,
h is a brisk step. She has a very dark complexion. »
pleasant countenance, with round bright eyes and with
lightly drawn and compressed lipe. ant! nose slightly
turned up at the end. I will pay $10 fo'^ the appre
hension and delivery of said girl to me , t
county, or $25 if found out of the county and delivered
to me or confined in jail so'^that I can get her; and I
will also pay S5 i for proof sufficient to convict the per
son harboring or decoying ber ott. ^
Rockingham, N. C.,_Nov. 25, 1862. ^2-61
Blank Wajrrants for sale here.
MARRLAGE OF A PRINCESS.
The marriage of a Princess is so remarkable an
event, and so little is known ih this country of
Royal etiquette, that we transfer to our columns,
from an Knglish paper that haslfallen into our
possession, an account of the late marriage of the
Prince.s3 Alice, second daughter of the Queen of
England, to Prince Louis of Hesse. The royal
Jenkins describes the ceremony, dre^, etiquette,
itc., on the occasion, and offers a pleasing diver
sion from the war and “rumors ol war” that have
so incessantly filled our columns. The London
paper sjays:—
The wedding of the Princess Royal, public as
it comparatively was, was considered out ot doors
far too private tor the interest which the public
took in every event connected with the royal fami
ly; but the sad bereavement which has so recent
ly taken place made it imperative in this case that
the utmost seclusion should be preserved. So
much are people inclined to disbelieve in the actual
privacy of royal movements, that the completeness
with which it was preserved will hardly receive
credence from the public. But so it was; atid
neither in Southampton, nor Portsmouth, nor
Cowes, nor within a hundred yards ot Osborne
Hou.se, was there the slightest indication that the
second daughter of the Queen of England was
about to be married, or that any event of the slight
est importance was about to disturb the daily cur
rent of events. It certainly was a strange aud
solemn sight lor a tew of the public who flitted
about the Osborne road, to see no indications of
life about the park, beyond a few servants, in the
deepest mourning, passing almost stealthily Up
and down the avenue. So little did the public
seem to know about the events, that when the five
o’clock expresi train to town was shunted at Bas
ingstoke to allow the special royal train with the
visitors at Osborne to pass, it was almost impos
sible to make the passengers by the former believe
the true reason. They had a strong impression
that some accident haii happened on the line, and
were only reasiured when they saw the royal
saloon carriage shooting past on the main hne,
with the visitors at the wedding seated in it, all in
mourning.
For the ceremony an altar had been erected in
the dining room, covered with purple velvet and
gold, and surrounded by a handsome gilt railing.
Beyond this, I understand that not a single
special arrangement was made for the ceremonial.
Her royal highness ths bride was supported, by
her uncle, his royal highness the reigning duke of
Saxe Coburg and Gothii, and was accompained by
her royal highness’s sisters, their royal highnesses
the Princ«ss Helena, the Princess Louise, and
the Princess Beatrice, and by her grand ducal
highness the Princess Anna of Hesse, sister of
his grand ducal highness the bridegroom, as
bridesmaids. The parents of the bridegroom were
placed opposite to the queen. When the bride
had taken her place the service commenced. The
bride was given away by her uncle, his royal
highness the reigning Duke of Saxe Coburg and
Gotha.
At the conclusion of the service, the bride and
bridegroom were conducted by Lord Chamberlain
to an adjoining apartment. Her majesty, the
Queen, remained until all present at the ceremony
had withdrawn, aud then retired. The other
royal and illustrious personages and guests pro
ceeded to the drawing room. The marriage regis
ter was taken by the Hon. and Very Rev. the
Dean of Windsor to her majesty and the bride and
bridegroom for their signatures, and. subsequently
to the drawing room, for the signatures of the
remaining witnesses.
The dress worn on the occasion was a morning
dres.s; the gentlemen black evening coats, white
waistcoats, gray trousers, and black neckcloths;
and the ladies in gray or violet morning dresses,
and gray or white gloves.
The bride, 1 was told—and the ladies will l>e
grateful for the information—wore a dress of white
silk, of a new description, called “Crystaline,”
with a single flounce of Honiton lace, and a bor
der of orange flowers at the bottom of the skirt.
I was also informed tnat nearly the whole of the
company wore seccrtid mourning, and that there
was a a singular absence of flowers, jewelry, or
decorations of any description. The ceremony
was performed by the Archbishop ot York, assist-
ed by the Dean of Windsor, and the Rev. Wil
liam Protheroe, rector of Whippingham, the ofiice
of bride-maids being sustained by the younger
Princesses, and the Duke of Saxe Coburg giv
ing the bride away. Her majesty was present at
the ceremony, and among the company were the
Grand, ducal fa'iuily of Hesse, the Duchess of
Cambridge, Princess Mary and Duke ot Cam
bridge, His serene Highness the P/ince ot Saxe
Coburg Gotha, the Duchess ot Wellington, the
Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, Viscount Pal
merston, Sir George Grey, Sir G. C. Lewis, Earl
Russell, the Hon. (.^ P. V illiera, etc.
After the cerc-niony the wedding presents were
inspected. Prominent among thesg were those
uflercd by the Duchess of Athol, the Maharajah
Dhuloep Singh, anJ*the Countess of Fife. The
Puchess of Athol’s present was a presse Papier,
the base formed from a piece of-green variegated
marble from Blair Athol, mounted with mouldings
of oak leaves and acorns, having on one side, in
relief, the arms of Prince Louis of Hesse and her
Royal Highness’s arms, with coronet over; on the
other side the following inscription: “To her Royal
Highness, the Princess Alice of England, on her
marriage, by the Duchess of Athol’j. The whole
was surmounted with a finely taodeled royal stag
ascendi' g a rocky peak, 'designed by Frederick
Taylor; Esq., R. A., the whole in silver gilt-
His Highness the Maharajah Dhuleep Siugh »
present was a magnificent jeweled fan in gold; on
one side the Rose of Engla'nd carve«l. i^ni a large
ruby, with emerald enamel, having her Royal
Highness’s monogram of A. -'L 31. the initials o
Alice Maud Mary, on diamond rubies and eme
rald blended The reverbe side is somewhat simi-
lar-in design, but having orange blossoms and
buds composed of large pearls, with leaves of ctit
emerald, and the monogram as before, but in gothic
letters. ’ The loop of the fan is formed by the let
ters D. S. in sanserif, his highne.ss’s oriental mono
gram, from which is suspended a gold chain with
two large emeralds for tassels, and a number of
pearls placed at intervals between the links. . The
Countess of Fife’s gift upon the occasion was a
rich silver gilt jewel casket, with a guardian angel
at each corner, surmounted by a large cairngorm,
set in gold, engraven around, “Cairngorm
Mar Forest,” the key formed of her royal hig -
ness’s coronet, the whole richly engrave
rose, shamrock and thistle, with monograna, an
bearing a suitable inscription. The stone is a re-