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CKlM'KU .MONDAYS AN1> rilURai>AVM
Kl^WAKI) J. HALE & SONS.
K.HTORS AND I'ROPRIETvlRS
... I lie Seiiii-Wooklj ()n^4ERv^■.R $4 (H> if paiJ in
54 50 if jtai.l during Ihr yeHr of 9nli«>'ri|>-
•-'1 after th^vi'iir h'ls ox})ict‘J
. Wt'ekly ()n‘>f:T^ KR S'> IM) p**r niirmui. if piiiil in
niv iii.'e, >•'> •")0 if paid during fill'year of nul>'»rrip-
11, >1 >HX) dfler the year has expired.
Uj^ \L»VERTISKMENTS inserted for $1 per s luive
i- liue» fi'r the first, and •'>0 cents for each snc-
., vng pulilication. Advertisements exceeiUng a
't -mure lines) GO cents for the first and ‘iO cents
'•» h sncooeding piiblicaiion Advertisers are re-
. ’te.l to state the number of inseriibn« ilesired, or
!>v will he i''}ntiniie.l till forbid, and charged accord-
i^ir
Vdvertiscnipnts Ciintiniied insidf, charged »s new ad'
■ ^onien'
NOTICE.
f. ir Hii ■■•ter this date, nonanieof a new subscriber
K ' entered without paynient in ndvaui>e, nor will
be sent to stu'h sub«cribers for a longer time
: -ii.l r.r
'• if 1‘1’r old subscribers as de'iire to take the pa-
n hi-i ■•yHteni will please notify u** when making
uioP«. Jan'y 1. IH'.H
IfVTf. .Tfrl/. •fffJK’.t 1%
Attorney at Law.
Favettevili.k, N. C.
;i'I‘ attend the ’ounty and Superior V'ourts f i
\ • imberlani, Harneii, Moore and Hobesou Coun-
Piviupt attentiiiu given to the collection of all j
intrusted to his hands.
", l^.'vt, r.8-tf
m). W. WILLIAMS CO.,
VVUolt'^ale llealern in tjiroc'criew,
.\NIt IMPORTERS AND DEAbEBS IN
hardware and fiitlerj, Swedes Iron, 4tf.,
HIV STREKT, F\YKTTKVILl.R, X.
is i.
80tf
, , , X \V I* !vENPAI,L J. S. KKNOALl.
i A i'O.,
lotiimiKHioii iM€>‘rchaiit)
A-N l>
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 11 JL 12 Xortli Water St.,
Wilmington. >. ('.
Kjr 'irlers from the Coutiiry prompily executed.
1^- I’miu’uiar attenticiu given t.; the sale jf Cotton
h^T produce
1.
10-tf
J I T L, K V,
(•roftr rititf t'ointniftf$ion »flerchant,
rAYKTTKVILLE. N C
93-tf
l‘. . A: If. fw. W^IKtw,
lOBOihHiou and l«'orwarding )lerfliantN,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
>'.1 • 84tf
r A RD!
i^-'V L.\DltS can be aocommolated with board at
■^e seminary
• ■ T. (V HOOPER.
S»pi 1:> l‘*01. 5(i-
JOll.NSON, WILLIAMS & CO..
K.tl.T .n.^KICKSi.
LOOK AT THIS!
TIIR PU’ETTEVILliK HIITKL,
FronHng 300 feet and in (he business
portion of the Town,
4*oiifaiiiM iiiore >i|>arioii» and uell
>t*iililale4l RooniH Ilian any
Hotel in the Ntate,
uml luy Patrons say my Oondiinents are very "ood
lor the tiiue.s,
T. WADIULL, Proprietor.
May 20. 18f>2. 27y
%«E.vri]KI% RAIL ROAD.
^IlHK Trains of this Roail leave Fayetteville daily,
1 (Sim.lftys excepteil) at o’clock, A M., and re-
turninir leave .Mclver’s at 1 o’clock. 1* M
Fntf/ht Tram MONDAY, WEDNKSLiAY and FRIDAY
Hy order of (he President.
JNO M ROSK.
Treas'r and Act’g Trann. Ag’t.
•Jan. •J'i, lHtj:l. 97lf
Moticu* to ^liippea*M.
IN con9e.|ueuoe of the high price of every ibing u.sed
hy this (Company, ihe I*ireotur« have advanced the
rates of freight generally about one *iundred per cent
Rates will be furnislied as soon as priuted.
JNO. M R03E,
Treas'r and Transportation Ag’t W R R (’o
March IS, l»t;;{ i-jif
From and a tier llii«,
date the Steamer A. P. HURT will
leave at S o’clork, \. M , «n Mond;iy
and Thursday J()S A HORTH,
April a—17if ] r, F. Steam Boat Co.
To f'otlon Planter**.
IHA VK been appointed by the Secretary of th? Trea- j
fltiry, (’hiof .\gent for the pii:ch.%s« of Colton for the '
I Confederate (Jovernment within the Slate of North Caro-
>*liua, and will pay for the, name in 7 per cent. Ronds or
,
Sub-.Agents visiting the dift'erent parts of the State, i
buying in my name, will have written certificateH ot j
' appointaient.
j By order of the Secretary of the Treasttry, all Coiton '
purchased by oiyaelf or my agent8, on and after the *
j IHth day of .March 186.*, will be paid for in 7 per cent
I Bonds or Cash, and not 8 per cent. Bod ):j as stated tn
a former advertispmeut. Up to that lime, however, the«
: 8 per cent, bonds will be furnished ad stated.
Patriotic citiicns are now offered an opportunity to ■
, aid the tiovernroent by selling tn it their Colton rather
than to private c.apiialists.
LKWIS S WILLIAMS
Charlotte, March -I, [c. o.J !4tf
K‘^s:ypt C'oal .TIine. '
The undersigned wera, at the November Term of the
t’onfederate Court, District of North Carolina, ap-
poini^d .Managera of the Egypt (,'oal Aline property,
and have entered into copartnership (or the purpose of ’
: mining and celling Coal, and solicit orders for the same
I in any desired ijuantity. Orders for any amount can ;
be supplied on short notice. The Coal from this pro
perly is undoubtedly the best in the Confederate States
j Applications may be made to Cbas B Malleil, Fayette-
1 ville, N C , or James Browne, Charleston, S. C. i
: CHARLES B. MALLETT. 1
JAMES BROWNE,
j Fayetteville, Jan'y 20, 1863. ^•6tf i
Sioo liEWAlU>. !
Runaway from the subscriber on sundav i
the 2f)th of January last, my negro boy nam d .VN- >
THONV. He is of a whitish yellow complexion, about :
5 feet t> or 7 inches high. 18 or 20 years old, and sup- '
po^ed to weigh about 14U pounds. He ban a heavy
iiead of hair, and talks short i^en questioned, and has .
a down look. No doubt he is trying to pass for a free boy. ,
1 will give the above reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect Hill, Caswell County, or confined in any jail
so I get him F L WARREN
Caswell Co., March 25, 18«>3. 15-3mpd
Florence and Fayetteville Kail Uoad.
UNDER the provisions »r an Ordinance of the Con-
ventton «f North Carolina, Hooks will be opened on
the Itith .lime at the tolinwing places and under the di
rection of the following persons,_to receive subscrip
tions to the Capital Siook of the “Florence & Fayette
ville Rail Road ?o. Shares One Hundred Dollars eiieh.
Ai thf Rail Houii (hfi'i Fai/i'tterlllf.—Under the ii-
reciion of the (letipral Conimissioners, .-\ .McKeihan,
D A. Ray, A W. Steel. Wm. McL McKay and Jno.
M. Hose.
.4f tht Rfd Under the direction of Hector
McNeill, Wtn. J. Stewart, Jas. A. Smith, Dan’l C. Mc
Neill and Col. .\lex. McMillan, or any one of them.
At Floral Collrgr.—Under the direction of Dr Neill
McNair, Dr. A. 1). McLean. Archibald Smith. Edmuinl
Lilly and Col. Alexander Watson, or any one of them
At QufrttAtialf—Under the direction of Murdock Mc
Rae, D. -McLeod, D .McCullutu, Jas McRae, Jr., and .1.
H McQueen, or any one of them
At .4//i)rrfj(C(7/^. --Under the direction of John Purcell,
Jno. McNair, Sion Alford, Diigald McCalbuii and Jno
.Mci^alltini. or any one of them.
The Siib.scriptiou Books will remain open for the
space of (>0 days When a siiHicient sum is .subscribed
the Company will be organized for the purpose of biiibl
ing the Road
A A. McKETHAN,
D. A HAY.
A. W. STKEL,
WM McL. McKAY,
JNO M ROSE,
(letieral Cotnmissioners.
Fayetteville, .Imie 7, I8t;;i. :i2tf
200(1-T,.:;
A 4>ji:n!
The >’ew Slyle, Stiiall,
CUI.UKKU PHOTOUKAPHS.
AT
€jSatll*rv«
ART.
PHOTOQR.VPHS can be had at Vanorsdell's Skylight ■
Gallery, Hay street, opposite Marble Yard, Fay
etteville, N. C.; plain, retouched, colored, in water
colors, oil and pastile: from small to life size. Ambro-^
types, Melaneotypes, and all other styles of Pictures
pertain' ig to the Art. .\lso. Gilt Frames, (jilt .Mould
ing, G' ' for very large picture.s—as large as 2(5 by ob
incbes. Jord and Tassels for hanging picture.s: Insiru- !
m«nts. Stock and Chemicals for sale low for cash. Life
siye colored Photograjihs ni.i.Je frcn sm.ill pictures.
Having j>ernianently locnleil here 1 hope to merit
your patronage. I would also return my sincere thankM
for the liberal patronage bestowed on me heretofore bj
the good people of Fayetteville and vicinity.
C. M. VANOHSDELL,
Photographist and Proprietor
Dec’r20. 1859 77
iHarble Factory,
KPISr01*Ali CrtNVKNTlOV.
/(> the Clfrgii (tnd I.niti/ »/ ihf /‘rott'xl.in! r.fi^nipill
Church in thf of North ('itroHna:
1*H Fj Con vent ion in this Diocene having appoini"! its
next .\nnual M. otlng to take place, ea the s‘c, nii
: Wednesday in May, in St. John's (’lmro!i, in iln* to'vn
I of Wilmington, a:id the ub- nee of a {ireater i >’■' ''f
the families of ilim pl.n-e (“roin 'heir )ionie-i, inakii.g :t
! inexpedient for the Council lo holi its se-sion there-. I
i have, by virtue of the authority ooniraitled to me by
\ Canon 1. of this diocese, changed the plac.* and tinie .if
I meeting, and .lo hereby appoint that the next Diocet-iiQ
I (’ouncil be h«M on Tliursdny, the fourteenth day of
May, in St. J.ilm’s Church in the Town of Fayetievill-i
THOMAS ATKlNSttN,
Bishop of Niirth Carolina.
■ Wole Ijeallier wanted.
if heavy well tanned SOLK LK.\TI1 K I!,
for IteUing .\pplv to
: ' D MURPHY.
' Fayetteville, .Aptil 14 2(lti
^tar l'«»iindry.
1)LOU0HS and Plough Points an«l Heels of all nutu-j
ber-i can be ha.) at r>:iker\ Store in Fayette-J
ville, opposite the old U'mron Yard. Custings of siipe- ^
) rior qualily Call an.i see for yoiirselvosi. Ca.“tings i)f .
j iill kinds made at the -iiiortest tjolioe and for reasoiial.Ie
'charges M. A. RAKKR
Star Foundry. .■i|>ril 20, IHtiS 21-lni
ItAliK «'APi: it:ar, 1
■ U'll,MI\(!T(tN, .\|iril 1.'), lS(i;>. \
DtVttlKNU No. luT
VSl'vMl-;\N\UAL Divj.li'iid of -j per cent, has beea
decl.ire-l l>y this Bsnk. i>avahle to Stockholders ou
1st May. .1 0 BURR. Cashier
April l.j, ISf,;’, 21-2w
Riiii lli«‘ IlloeUad**!
I \% . n A V I A T V R i :
l!e‘eiveil and otlers for sale:
•Jt)17 yards printed .Muslin deL-iin;
1782 yards white and black Prints;
I I5St vanls Knglish Long
, M*!. tt!nT-n rtnx rnre.-id. Nos 40, •)(>, >0;
i 25l lbs drab Flax Thread, Nos ;>•. 1»i. r>0;
102 lbs while hrown Thread, Nos .'10, 40, •^0;
lot* dozen white Spool Cotioti;
liM> iioz*‘ii Linei! Cambrtc Handkercliief-:
11 dozen Fugenic Skirts;
4 M Needles. Nos 1. 2, :>, 4, 5;
80 M Needles, assorted, frotii •'> ’j 10:
7 pai ks Pins. Eiigiish full )> ii> r;
12 boxes black IMn'.;
l»'iH gross metal Pant Buttons;
dozen French Tooth Bru.he-.
tj dozen drab Nutria Hals;
loo pairs Urognn Shoes;
1200 lbs Green Copperas;
20 boxes Extract of Logwood.
April t>, 18tj3. 17-i5w
EXCllANGi: IIOTKL
^PIIK siib-jcriber announces to the public
I tU'it h» will open on the 1-1 May the above
Hoii-.‘ of Fn ter tain nerit, (t'oi tn -rly t he .'^!ietn-
well ii.'use ) Ti.e house i-' situated a few
door* fn tn the '>tarkel. on (Ireen sirwft. n“ir the cen
tre of thp bit- ine.'*.' pirfion of the tcwn. aii.i ha*' been
newly titled up. ind thorousrhly cl. aii'^c'il The rooms
ar.’ convenient and well ventilate.1 rhe table wili bo
sitpplied with ti.e b,->st the ni.arkef atlords. the B'lr^i^i’h
ti.e best of Liquors, au.l the stable with aiientive tstlers.
Pesirou** of sh:irinj; the pu'di.' patr.i:i i;xe I can pro-
n.ise th it those wlto gi^^e me a cill shall not l?ave >tis-
satisfied RKUHEN .It)Nl..S.
April 27.
JOHJV H. COOK, Auctioneer.
MO^D \Y he 18 h flay of npxt, 1 'hall, ;ere'-
able t > the provwions of a I'ee.i in Trii-it tn 'it',
execut("l by (Jillis vV Johnson, sell at .VuriiOJi. all the
property b-.)th Real an i Personal, at Stoney Point, the
resi Ipiici of Duncan U (Jilli-^. set fmth in sai.i I'liist,
to wit;
■1-‘U acres of L.\N1) on S'lUth ■'iile Cani.len I’.'a i. be
tween I’.ig and Little Ibiiiktish. beitig ih.' ->!t'i)e convt y-
e.i by -\ \ McKethan to Usiiican i>. (liiiis; one I t il-
I’ENTINE STILL an! riXTlRFS. near (Jillt‘M iM;
I Six Mules, two Horses, tw.) R.)ad Wagoti'-'aii.l H inu .s,
one Tinibev W isj.in. Stock i>f Hoes. Turpentine 'li'.ul?,
one Carriaee an 1 H irness. two Sets of (’oop* rs Toi-'s,
Hoiisehoiti and Kitchen Furniture, Faiinintjr Uten-ils,
l:;o Slicks of Ton Timb.^r on Big Pioektiih. near I’jbii k s
Bridge; one Double Gun, on.- Rifle, .me Negro \\ oToaft
atiil a variety of othe. articles
Sale positive and for cash
MFN'ANKKU JOHNSON, 1 rusiee.
2:^ts
I'HOM THK NORTH t'ARoLlNA .^Ol.DlLl!’
Ft»H THK )H.sKR\ KK
AMI- NEAR I’up.r (,’olstou .s JSrigadc,
0\
rui.vmi; !i,sTii{fJ\si]iK\T
roR hma:.
IF Uiiiiersigned otlers f.ir sale the ‘ NtiltTll
I LlNl.AN'’ Printing Establishmeut. t'. -. riy pubUsh-
ed ia Fayetteville. It comprises Ty ve, ' an ' StauJ«,
Iinposiii.; S;.;tie.~. Chases, naiiey«i. Sta ■ 'Hg Presses :ind
Pressing Boards, togetiier with two r 1 tJan.l I’le.-rie.s.
(R Hoe's.) (nklug Sl.iclilne. Kollf; .[oul.ls. . A:tr ,
logpthet with everything oi-.iinaiily ti.oij.l in a secon.l-
class Printing KsiabHshment. The greater pu t of t he
News typ.‘ i.* new, haviiig never bt-eii tjsed m"re iii;in
twice—it con*.sis of I’revier and Bourgevis also a
' 'o'w. Tl)i« emnv isj-
:• j» for ihe tunes
I'a;. fttcv'lle, N (’..orin
. 1-.ivetteviile,
\\ J SIN«'L.\1R.
RIJA THK Rl.tM'KAOK.
PIECES Black and W’hiie CALlt’O;
lot) prs Men’s Eng. sewe.l BROU.ANS;
For sale by W' MelNT\ l>F
March 10 • 1 1 11
I.T! .'«»A t/r !!
or SACKS for sale by
ROBFRT MITCHELL.
Dec 22 88 tf
AOTICK,
IN couseyueucp of I» iieueosary stoppage o! tfie Kock-
fish Factory for severi»l weeks to come, for the pur
pose of repair..-, the company will have no Sheetings f >r
' sale 111! further notice. C T H.VIGH, Pres't.
March 22
j quantity of nice Hea.l fype,
I tftbH-hinent will be disp )1?p i
j \ppl.V to the unilersigne.i
' my af>sence to Dr. K .V Bl i.
' .April 27
4'oiirt ot Oyer :%iid Tersuiner.
1r is ordered t>y has lloiior, .I.idg, F i.Ni'li. ihat
(,'ourl of (>yer and Tei .ui.er be h'-’ j lor the t'ounty
of *’u'«ber'and, at ihe ' uit Mouse in triv T -wii ot Fay
etteville, iin the sec>nd Mon.lay in May 18*'->, to try ail
ppronns charged with (’apital Fvlonles, Crimes, and .Mis
dempanors of which the Superirir Court of l,aw, at irs
regular (errns. h i*- jttrtsdiction. and that j-tibli.-siiiiti
thtrejf be iiia.if in the Fayetteville 0;i>ervvr ati'i N C-
Presbyterian Iko times W ituesfe.s an«l |)eteiidanis oii
the Si:ite Dock t wil' govern themselves accordingly.
\VitnC'''. J W Riker. Clerk of sai l Court, at otiice
in F;tyt tteviile, this 21'h .April, .\. D . l.StU’.
JOHN V, . BAKLK. ClerK
April 2-"). l8b-5 2^'.-2t
To Manufacturers and Others.
IIJ'E i.ave on hand a lot of BI (?lIRt)M.VTE of i'OT-
W A>^H, that we would sell by tiie b.irrel, deliverei
S. C
, .Silem.
22 1 m
H V B f
TWO UoOHS ABOVK C. T. HAIGH k SONS’ STOKis
Fayetteville. '
.tan’v 20 18i0 84-
FAVETTKVII.I.K
MliTl'-tL IJiSfRlXCK. fOMPA\¥.
Capital in Premium Notes amounts to J2f>7.(>88 2t>
5,077 ;{5
^REWARD. ! Cash on hand and other assets,
''pHlRlY DOLLARS Reward will be paid for the ap-
or to
Af^l. perMOiiM iiavin;;; |
claims against the late Hector .McMit
Ian, will present them to the subscriber *
in due time or this notice will be pleadeil in bar of their |
recovery Persons indet>led to lhenaid H Mc.^lill.iu j
vre requested to make immediate payment.
,M .MORRISON. Ex’r
April 8 18
Palma Cliri^di K‘anM.
'^HE subscriber will pay tlie highest tash prices for
iuy quantity of Palma Christi Beans.
•It the
J. ,M WILLIAMS,
General .'^ujwrintendenl.
81 If
Fij. leville, Nov 2o, 1802.
Kife and Tobacco on ('onsignnient. |
In A.^KS of fresh beat Rice and KXt Boxes Manu :
[ ' 'ifured Tobacco, various qualities. F'or sale by :
GKf) W . WILLIAMS « Ci >. !
ville, isept. 24, 18G2. liHtt j
AOTIi'E.
i ., .-'I'l to be abseni from home a few mouths in
- u.-F, .Archibald MgLeau is my authorized
■ .nsact my business until I return. j
N. G. JONES. I
■ -r .;r., IhOM.
Alter tlilM iate I will
pay 8 Onffi per pound for rags de-
_ livered in Favetteville, or at my mills
’sRcufiai. ' D MURPHY.
l«iij. t>5
?^A I.T.
I C’'” Nb Salt for *ale on consignment by
G. W wn.i.iA
John Mi. 9f\ Hrowctk.,
J. VarroHi &nd Jatnes V. C’«r/o’;and Sli'TY
DOLLARS fcr ttavid Potrelt.
I have reason to believe that Powell is lurking in the
wotxls near Fayetteville, and has been for the past sev
en or eight months. He ha.s not been in the Winder
Hospital sinceJuly 12th, 18ti2, when he was discharged
and or lered to report lo his Company.
H W. HORNE,
Capt. Com’dg Co. C, .Id N. C. Reg’t.
Near Port Royal, March 1.3, 18r>.3. I i-(»w
T
WILLIAMS & CO.
0 tf
WAATEO.
BUSHELS WHEAT,
1,600 “ CORN.
Ainety Dollars Reward.
HIRTY DOLL.AHS reward will be paid for tfte ap-
_ prehension and delivery at tbe Camp of Instruction
at Raleigh, or to this Regiment, of each of the following
named “deserters” from company E, 8th Reg’t N C T.:
JAMES J. CAMERON, Gum Swamp, Harnett county.
THOMAS H.ANALL, near Johnsonville, “
WILLI .AM J. SANDY, Rockfisb, (’umberland Co.
J. R. MURCHISON,
Capt. Co E, 8th N, C. Troops.
Cump on .1 mp«’ Island, S C , March XI 17 IV.rpd
$.10 REWARD. I
AN .A WAY from the subscriber in Patrick County, |
t Va., on the night of the 29th of this month, my boy |
JI.M. Haid boj^ is about 20 years old, bbout five feet 8 ]
to lO inches high, yellow complexion, with rather a !
good face, has rather a coarse voice, had on when he !
left a brown frook ooat, and black cap. I purohased |
him in Richmond a short time ago. He was raised in j
Fayetteville, N. C., and will probably attempt to make j
his way back there. I will pay th« above reward for
I Wilm’gf
1-ons having the above articles lo sell will receive | \ ,
r Cash price by calling on Mr. M Tho.nasoti. ■ h.s-apprehension and delivery, or confinement where I
‘ Merchant Mills, Fayetteville, or on the nubscri- ■ ^*1*, ■ i, , o, ■ u , \r
■' My Post office itf Penn 8 Store, Patrick county Va.
J. P. CRITZ.
:!ii- old Stand on Market Square.
ALEX. JOHNSON. Jr.
N'.t. 76if
Twenty-five DoilarM Reward.
U-^yiK’A\ from the subscriber, his negro boy MO-
■ lie is 21 years of agr, .iYiotU a feet 10 inches
“'C“. robti-t, long feet and very much iMrHeH out at the
*“'1 looks down when spoken lo. He v*.va sp^n at
■ '-“knul Mills in Robeson county on the 21st u\t
in Fayetteville about three weeksi ago. The
l wil' be paid for his delivery to nie or for
ntiiieiiHriii in any jail so that 1 get him.
W. I) JOHNSON,
'^"-.vrtle. S. C.. Aug. 14, 18ft2. 52(f
A KYIV HARIVE^M.
1 • I'nr-1 to manufacture all kinds of Wagon
|r.n ^ my leather and can
.* ^ ' I ^ ;rgaius Agents will do well to send their
’’ n..- !i>, they tthall have prompt atientioc, and
1 lick dispatch. JOHN CARTER. |
’ -litoit P. () . Chatham Co., N. C., \
^ June Vi, 1862 f “ !
‘^0 Arabic for sale by
J.. R. LEE.
69tf
I ^^oceries / iwroceriesH
^ .fUJK and well selected Stock of FAMILY
I LRIES always on hand, consisting of
' ^lesH Pork, Mulletfl, Macker
I and 2, Molasset*, Sugars of al
grades, Tobacco, Cigarti,
: '^'her articlaa usually kept in a Wholesale Qro-
I '‘"'-at'lishrtient
March .'50, I8(i:i.
18-8tpd
I.OWT,
A.SM.ALL buckskin purse, between Liberty Point and
the half way bridge, containing 1 gold watch key,
with a likeness in it. 1 gold .sleeve button, some receipts,
and ten or twelve ilollars in cash. The finder may have
the purse and the money if they will leave the other
tilings at this office.
y 14, I8t;;;. .‘itf
AiiHaiiiii^tration Aotice.
The subscriber having qualified as .Administratrix on ' ot postage, on
Ihe Estate of Jas Sundy, .ts,c’d, hereby gives noti'’e ' tount to wholesale buyers,
to all persons having claims against Haij K.siate to pre- Jan’y 2(>.
sent them to Wm. McL. .McKay within ti,e time pre-
8oriV)ed by law, or this notice will be plpadca \n »,ar of
their recovery. (’ATIIARINE SUND\,Adm’x.
Aug. 4, 18fi2. _ _ ^V* I
Adinini»«trator’!>$ ilfotice.
The subscriber having at December Term, 18»)2, of
the County Court of Cumberland, qualified as Ad
ministrator upon the Estate of Neill 0. McNeill, dec’d,
notifies all persons having claims against the £sl.''te to
[ present them within the time limited by law, otherwise
this nMice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. Debtors
I are rec^aested to make prompt payment.
; hector McNEILL, Adm’r.
1 Defl. 10, 18(i2. , 8ft- t
Total, $272.7f>5 61
The t'ompany have paid all losses promptly, and
have never made an assessment on their premium note^.
Total losses paid. '•*'
>FKJ(’BKS:
GEO. McNEILL, President.
D. -A. R.VY, Vice President
C. A McMILLAN, Sec’y
Dirkctobs:
Henry Lilly, W. N. Tillinghasi,
H. L. Myrover, S. J. Jlinsdale,
S. T. Hawley, Wm. McLaurin,
Nathan .A. Stedman, T. S. Lutierloh,
C. B. Malleil. A. W. Steel,
James Kyle. J. G. (’eok,
A. A. M'cKelhan. Hon. J. G. Shepherd,
J. D. Williams, R. F. Brown,
S. W. Tillinghasi. A. E. Hall,
hn Collins and C. C. .McCrummen, Traveling .Agents
p»gf The Company invite applications.
May28. 18C1. 21-
THR NOKTH t'AROI.,li\'A
MUTUIL LIFE l.\SCR4NCE t'OMPAST,
NOW in the tenth year of successful operation, with
growing capital and firmer hold upon public con
fidence, continues to insure the lives of all healthy per
sons from 14 to 00 years of age, for one year, for seven
years, and forlife—all life members sharing in the profits.
All slaves from JO to (50 years of age are insured for
one year or for five years for two thirds their value.
All losses are punctually paid within 00 days after
satisfactory proof is presented.
For further information the publ>" is referred to
Agents of Ihe Company in all parts c he State, and to
R. H. B.ATTLE, Secretary, Raleigh.
E. J. H.VLE, Agent at
I Jan’y 1859. Fayetteville, N. C.
~’APT. WlliKE^’S REPORT
i i)S TIIE UEKP RIVKR .>11NERAL RKfilll\.
! rpilE undersigned have caused fo be published from
[ I the Congressional plates, an edition of the Report
1 of Capt. Wilkes, U. S. Navy, .and his .Associtvlcs on the
Board appointed by the Secretary of the .Navy to ex-
I amine the Deep River Region of North arolina. This
is the most important and scientific statement of the
] great wealth of that section of the State, tuid the M.ap.s
I I he most perfect .and valuable, of any yei published.
! The Maps are worth the price of the work, which is .>0
i cents, neatly bound in cloth. Cojiie.s sent by mail, free
i of nosfaee, on the receipt of 50 cents. .A liberal di-
Orders solicited.
E. J. HALF ,Si SONS.
WORTH.
07 If
F lyettpvilb". Ool H.
OIL AN!) 1.AMP BLACK.
'^PANNERS’ and LUBRUHTING OIL.
T
LA.MP BL.ACK in barrels
JOS. R.
March
For sale by
BLOSSOM CO..
Wilu'.iugtou. N.
0 If
.^a|>ona River >irind!«toneM.
After an experience of eight mouths lu Grindstone
mauufaciuriiig, 1 am prepired to give .-atisfactioii
as to grit, and quick dispatch to all oinieiK, from '2
inches up lo six teet in dia'neter. All orders will be
dir*-cte.l to Fayetteville, in care oi the ."-^apoua Iron Co.
We will give itie highest wagey to three good Stone
CutU>»s. WM. B. F.VRRAR 4t.CO.
.April 15, 18t):j. 20o'pd
TO C'l.ERK^i OE t'OIJRTJS.
IN Sending us Coiitt .A.iveitisemeius the Clerks will
enclosn i-o, if the advertise.ment.s are of ‘.he usual
length. .A l.irgtr au'^'uut if ttie .r.iers are longer
E. J. HALF & SONS
-•\pril :50, l8tj;i.
Western Kullroad Ofllee, \
Fayetteville, N. C., Sept. 27, 18l>2. |
IlOU the ptirpo.te ol increa-iing the capital stock of this
' Company, to enable it to extend the Road trom the
Coal Fields to the North Carolina Roal, the following
gentlemen have been appointed (;oiiiiiii.'siouers to re
ceive subscribers in their several neighborhoods, viz:
At Gulf-—L J Haughton, Brooks Harris, Dr George (3
Newby and G Washington
.Above the Gulf—Juo J Goldston, Jaine.s F Rives and
Hugh W Dixon.,
.At Ore Hill—G W Goldston, Dr L W Gorrell and N
M Alston.
Above Ore Hill—Dan’l H.ackney, .A B Marsh and Jas
Pace.
At Fou l’s Mills—Dr H M Foust and Dr J D Graves.
.\l Fraiiklinsville and vicinitj—Isaac 11 Foust and A
S Horne.y.
.At Asheboro’—lonathan Worth and B E Hoover.
•At New Market—lesse W'alker and .lospph Newlin.
At Jhomasville—,A t} Foster and .Ino AV Thomas
Al High Point—Dr R C Lindsay and Seaborn Perry.
.At Saleni- Fraiicirt Fries and B L Paltersoti.
At Green«bc.'o’—C I’ Mendenhall. Peter .Ad>iitis. Hon
.1 A Oilmer uuil Jesse 11 L;udsay.
Instructions will be «eti! to the Comniissioner'; at .an
eariv i iv tiy th» Vre-jideiit of th.^ Company.
,14(f ■ J M HOSF.^ee’y W H « Co.
on the N t\ Rai'r-iad, or in t’oliim’Ma
F. * H. FRIE
April IS.
~ I.ETTESt PAPER.
4 FKKSH Mupjily oi' Le'ter Pap r, Batu si?,?, ot b( Ik r
Ix quality and higher pric*; tti i-i Jiuy wp have lateiy
had. Just received. Iv .1. li.ALl^ \ .-^tiNS.
.April 25
~ s^lOO RE%VAKi>.
\N AW.AY trom m-’ on lt>e nigtit. of tlie t'.hii in«t in,
my Negro .Man HUNTKR. II.■ i.s a d irk mulat! ',
2!i vc irs old. f^et !• .)r it) inches tii^h. weijjh.- about
140 , is active and mo-*cular lati not at ■ li fle-ay;
has loKii hxxhfj hair, is Miirhilv dink furfri. arvi h.is i t-c-.r
on ,I believe) the lelt che“k betow the clieek b .ne, lie
is proli;i\>ly alttuiptiug to !*.> to 'he y-i--ki‘P-> 1 wiil
give the ab.ive reward ior hi-* ile;iv.T\ t.. lo*. or ti-r
liis coiilitieiiieut ill :my .i I'l of !h- .-'t'liv so tiiat 1 e,n
get !im\ W Ul' K.
Lutiibeiion. N C , .\pril 111. ISi.;’ 2o ‘tij.a
I.O^T,
Fl'WEEN Beiver t.’reek F.io'.oi'j' .nia Murchi-oii'.s
Faet(*f_\, ou tri.lay, 17th inst . -i LE \T11LR POCK
ET BOOK, H.nt'\M5ing -'botxt F’fty Dollars libn-.l
reward will be rn'1 for book '.n i on'ents
jiMFs .n:ai,om:
Cram's t,’i ^ei;. M -or.' v'o . N. C-.. .Vpi il 21 2' 2tpd
taken l»y sotuo oiie by mi.st ik
.leatners riititii.jp ou tiie river,
leet ion;' aii'l twn ;eet wid.‘. i )fit,.ini
t-heets. \e I'i'e ti.iK lia.t i>c?u r,i irk.-.l
'.jhalk Any one having such a box wi I
wardevi iiy leaving it with Isaac
ing intonnaiinn so that I can aet i'.
JOUN ir
F.iyetteville, .\jir;l ill,
R
B'
O'l,
ir.itit
!;o\
I’KKK'I A
22 :;ij I
C. A.
McMILLAN, Secy
2.’. till
]\OTICE.
The UNDERSIGNED, both having entered the mili
tary service o'" the Confederate Slates of .America,
hereby Rive notice to their oM customers and friends,
that they have appointed John D. Starr and John D.
Williams, of thin place, their attorneys to collect either
separately or conjointly all moneys due them either by
account or note, and otherwise to at!end to their bu
siness generally during their .ihsence. Tiiey respect
fully ask all persons indebted to them to call as prompt
ly as possible on their agenti make payment.
; ■ 'P.-H A‘williams.
Sept 19, 1861 .^>8-1 r
• FayeUevllle InrHraufe t’o.*
CHE TENTH AN.N’l VL .Mvirri.VG of t;jis C..iiip**ny
will be hebi at the Oflice of the Company on Tiiufs-
day 21st Alay iiexi
April 25,
.3700 Boxes of the Southern Hepatic Fills
Have been ordered in one daj.
This comtiiirUiou of mediciiies was fir.si prepare.1 'oy
the pro[>ri. tv>r ia 1825, when he was pronounced by
throe etiiiues't p!iy~ici!»ns iu a Southern city, a- in an
advanced f-tage of Coiisuoipt ion. 7'hrse I'ills (urei him
He is nr,w over seventy years of 'ige and ia lii-c.'targ-' >i
active professional duties. Their g^o.i etfects upon
others crea ed such a demand tor them that he wa-; c.^iu-
pel'cd to dv-i-» iV;>tri ."upi.iyuiig the i pratuitoosiy
They are nut. recommr;nieU t'y tht i.roj.rie..or *;.iod
for all' I’isi'a-e*-, but ;inlv for 'iich as ari'e troui D1S-
ORDKhS OF THE LIVKR Many p.r.sotis iiavr testi
fied to th.-ir good efl’pct-' in nud hrnrn, ftilion*
Fever, Pneumotn t. •V'"-. V'’.
Read the foUowtng:
S D \V M.I. v'K. Hh 1-, Pn-;iili-rit of the Wiimington
■vnd '>V •Id'-.ii Ha'I • I '*'- ".av-: ‘ Ir. ha-
1,eeu : ai'l'hit “1»V-||T1'-!Io;;r di 0.a'^“
However thi- inay be. i' f:in>?ed tif -.tiJ-a!! ' «ever- sul'
feriiig. IV'.vi !et,ti il^y a >’iirni';'K‘d tii»' v- ■ ■ •!
f'aw ’.oXfls tftliP •• Iff'p/ilir J'i/lx .t ’/it '/I’ol'lhrin V.'•
j>erje*‘lit"riii‘. lii -ny iV.m ty ti.. y hav‘ lieen -.cp*
freqU'UH'fi viWh (iiiinrnt siii'crs'i. \iar.ng ii.y aiM,u i.'it-
ances, mitmi ..rijri.'.,.-ie.g di«e -.« d ii ‘'i. iv^*
XI U'l
Stoa, April 2, mi.
COX, KENDALL & CO.
10-tf
WA]¥TED,
Bank notes of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Virginia and Georgia.
AIbo, North Carolina six per cent. Fundable Notes.
Also, North Carolina six p«r cent Bonda, new issue.
W. R. RICHARDSON & CO.,
Brokers, Raleigh, N. G.
Maroh %,
Wanted Immediately,
1 A JUNIPER SHINGLES, for which
the highest c-vsh price will be paid.
—ALSO—
A yoke of large, well broke OXEN. Apply to
D. ANDERSON & CO.,
Eagle Foundry, Fayetteville, N. C.
March 7,1808. 9tf
j hcen relieved ■■!; ' •'•ored *.'/ 'liei.i. 1 r.-jir' :!if'
TAKEA tP, . I ini'uluiif^lt' )nediriitr Iil l t |i!p,a«iire i>i f '’wr;iu'»
N!) f:oiiinrntpd to .fail, \ ■ boy who sa\j thiP vobin'ary t-ibiiip '
ar.ie is JttllN. ano b‘''..in^-s lo .1 F 11 jdman of ; .l.utv Wukjiit, .>f vildsi. •!■.• N. . .Kusf. 11,
D.ividscnC.unty. John i aliout 5 f.>e' 1 or 5 inches | ,says: ••M.av- o.- a (t.e >’>«'//’/•» /‘,l/.->■.>
high abotti or y-'ar- oi l; 'hp f.nt o- one of his i.uuilv het ■’ ol i'. > ' U oiy iUt.>i>u!! in Ai >t)au!a.
fingprs i.^ oti’. The nwoer will come f >rwar 1. p-.y cuarc-’.s. I 1 h we .'i v>b,aV,l* servant girl
prove prop.riy and t..ke him,aw.a.\, or iie wih t>e dealt | ,, loncr'ifa'; undr-r tre-iti:.. nf fr.rcotiFutop
with as ihu law directs P ■ ALDER.MAN, j .„:,hour r ce-vuig any benefi’ Almost in her px
.]aib-r of t'unibcrland c.^unly. j (remity. 1 'v'-s indiic" 1 lo try tiio Ihfn'ir Pillx. 'Vucf
.April 22. 22tf ' were gj.'pn arrordtny to dirfrHnns, i ^1h- t,--: "
, — — 1 ,/Uireh/ /■mtor-il hy them \ .-^itrii! ir i a. >1
IIAAK €^%PE FEAR, I ! a^nong my «ervnnl8 in .\lal»iiua F.>r l•^e.'
’20th AlMllL, 18HH. j j diseases I hat'e jurfert eontifierirf hi them
rpME ANNUAL AlEETlNG of the Stockholders of this - Full dirccliom other rertnir>rf’-t^ ^i.uuo
I Bank will t e .»ield ;U th^ir Banking Room on Tiiurs- • the wrayper of cich box
day. 7th May, af. 10 o'clock
22-2vr]
J. G. BURR Ca-h’r.
WAITED,
AFIRST-RATB COOK and BAKER; to such an one
Kood pay will l>e given. A woman pret- rred
Apply to Capt. M. P. TAYLOR,
At the Arsenal.
April 23. 22tf
Price. $1 a 1 -.x; :^10 a ,l..z-a; ' ‘ - ".
a! the JJrn^/ist* For SI) twelv.- b:;s-n> wi
free to P.ny part of the Confederacy where -
dragsi-ts Not 1P"S than a dozen boxes will htrsent by
the proprietors must accompany orders. ^ hecKS
'°Addre^''*^ 1>EEMS, Wilson, A’ C.
sale in Fayetteville by J. HiSSDALE.
"pril 26. 22-
.\prii lo, j
u'litlt‘iiu'11; I h»' dispo.sitioii ol our I’orces ha.s
tiot ma^eriuilv ohttiijje.l ■ so far as I hay,; bia'u able
to |n.rceive) .since the I' redcrickshurj^ f]o;ht Wt*
Mtill j.ic'sciit a (till Jroiit to tin* otieiiiy on tht*
north si.le ol the Jiappahaunoek, awaiting hi*
s coiul udvauee with that 1‘eeliti^ ul eofiscious
streiifith, atid that eoutideiico iti the skill Hti'l
ability ol otir ■ieuerals, auiounfin^ aliiio'-t to a
eortriiuty ol bf'iri^' aiilt- fo iiuri hiiti a^aiii ui con
lit'iioii and 'Ji.'-may upon the Stafford fleif^ht>
Tiie ti) k1-ar«-luptiily betaHuinu iirin and hard,
;iial il stitishiiif and dry winds pi\-vail tor a tew
days loti^et, thu luud d the Rapj>ahHiiii«;ck v.^iU
i-t-.isv to bt‘ ;iii f.xcu-t* ior ti^htin^ Joe tt> retuain
idh*; and without beint; luorc cxplieit, in the
fVfjit of his :irmy a^tin boiti^ deleattid at Fred-
liek.sburg, h- ni:iy titid to his surprise, that the
northern l.«ankb of il\e river will afford him but
little protection ?onie divt^rsity ot‘ opinion «*x-
ist.s a.s to th;.' pr"ient strength of (looker’s army,
whetlu^r it lias Lei.-a flituinisheil oi increased. )t
tluis it is iinpo.ssible to speak with eertainty; nn
doubtedly he bas scut oil troops; wlmt u'Ces^ii.uis
to bis rankh ho ha- iiMreiveti we know not if is
at any rate ^.il'^■r to c.'cpeet him with an over-
'wlielnii’jLr 1' toe than fo look I'or him with diiniu
i.sheJ nuiubci.s, i 'uii f understand tnc to .say that
onr troops are ''eairf-r I'or the tray.’’ Men ^ho
liave .seen liHid eonte.sttai Itattle tield.s,—who have
fought throti^^h (’old Harbor, .Malvern Hill, the
thrt e days at .^lan^n.sas, and through 8harp.sbnrg.
are never “caiicr tor the tray." But vvhat f mean
i.s, our troojis are lu.spired witli that linunesa ol
purjio.se, that iletcrmined re.solution, tluit lonli
dence and oo.-,iin.'iti eonraire, only to be aequiivd
by repeated victoric.s, lliat will cause fliem iievft t'»
swerve, or l iltor atuid the dreadful work of de-
.struetion thi^t reitr:.:^ upon the battle tield >ui
artuy under the luader.-ihip uf l^ee, I.ongatreet
and .Jack.suti, belieVt-, aiivi in truth are invincible
While every man would .shrink with horror
iVoui a peaeo, excvpt upon tiie must honorable
terui.i lor our inl'uiii Ooul'eleracy, yet 1 tno.-.i earn
estly trust th;.t the di»y is not far distant, when s
kind and All-wise Providenc*- will open tVie e.yes
ol oHi- encinie-' to fully realize the awful le.sponsi-
bility, their damning ;.;uilt in pro.secuting this iu-
ujuitous war upon the riglits and liberties ol their
Jellow-mcn. 1 loo^. forward to the day, and trust
it is not far down in the luiuie when peaee, plenty
and prosperity will again smile upon our beloved
!5outh; when the wui-worn, the veteran *st>ldier
shall again rciuni to his home.stead, and joy an.d
happiue.s.s tukindhi within the hearts of the thank
lul t’aniily tiiKt will sit around his firesiile, li.sten
ing to hi.s nairati.j of the .second revolution
iod grant that these blessings may .soon be the
reward oi the poor soldier's patienoe, lortitude,
courage aud patriotism! IJut while peace must
come aud briug witVi it joy and gladness to ^onle.
yet that wil; i^e a day oi’ fearful retribution for o-
tiier.s—men, uupatriutie, extv.'rtioner.s, whoremain
at home gnaw fngupMn the very vitals olour guvern-
ment; men wio have hoarded up flour, corn, bacon,
all the ncce.'saries of life, and refuse to part with
a gallon or a pound until the uttermost farthing
ot their ungodly and extortionate prices is paid
down, Such men e-ati only be cla.ssed aiuimg the
tones ol this rcvoiuiion. rhere is another class
to vvliom peace wiil not lie the harbinger of joy
and giadne.ss. 'I'lto.rv^^ art- de.sectei>—mij, who
have lor.sakcii tiieir country in tlie hour of dangei
and tribalanon wlien .stout arm.'' anti trne hearts
weie iueiie«i; men ^viio havi- cciwardly deserted
t'neir coujra le.- in anu>. i pon these, mountains of
tibiotjuy Wilit)i». heapi-d \V hile ()thfrs will be .spo
ken ol with iioiior and pride, at these thv linger of
."CorH at;d loiiieinpt will be pointed, and their in-
laiii) wiil ui-sceiut evi n upon their childit-n and
their children s eliiluicii; it will b«- a woril of re
proach to tjieir posicrit), becau.se, it will be .said
of them, anu lo theiu, that their lather or their
graiidfattiei was a d.;:jcrler, aud published as .such
\\ ln:ii tin.- itay •! peace shall arrive, malCibg
gliiij.'vunt: tin? ingle-hide of many, at others tliere
will be vaeai.iies ,\nd there will b'.* VHcancies
in 111:1113 fieaiis lor loVert om s who will return uo
more,—jootid. (iaring spirits, whose live.s iiaM-
lieeii tiau of >he price p:iitl lor lil>erly If will
l»e a sweet, tl;out;h aad, (a)n,«olatii>n tn tin- be
reaved one.'-, tii.ii ibey ie.'l nobly and bravely con-'
tending for Jk' ind. j/endt-neo ot their et^untry.
Ot Midi ua.'^ tiie galiar.t .Major lienj It. Huskc,
the cfin.stiaii ''entbiuan, Lt. Angus .Shaw, and
host." of others m our midst 'I'hey tell sacrifices
on the altar ot their country,—
‘ Tliev .(evotiit t>tii 111).lying,
Ttu! very ►;at.-M t‘it.: naiiies are sighing;
The SI, li' pdlaruu. and gray
C; ii,us rvi' ilci ti.eir bacred olay.
s, ;'ii.-i vrr i; u- luskv mountiiin;
I'iicir •n.’Tr.cry lo.^ : o '-r the fountain;
I In- til- u- I rili. tlie mightiest river,
itoils mi ifiiing With th.ir lame fcrever,”
I'lie .soliiier has trientln, and warm, syjnpsithetic
ones, at hoint'. (Utr c.'untryWomen are rearing
nioiiuiijents ti ;hei>- memories, by their kinduesa,
their iudelatigible t'xertions, that the poet’s pen
would fail apiiro{>ri!ttely to ret,*ord. Hut for them
(lOd only ktiows Ikut tin- suflerings in camp, in
the tield. up'tn tin* ittatrh, and among the tlcsti-
tute families :i? ii.iiite, have been borne.
'riie Ciiiip.ain of our l{egiment, the llev (}vo.
PatttMson, w!i" htiils f.otii Seiippernong Lake, of
till* Kpiscop ;; dciioin’nation, i- one of the very
f( '.V w'lio j..»s.- -'i'> fh- iM.irer of ata|uiring and ee-
i Uu‘ii\in'4 trioi.iisiiip altiuist instantant'oiisly Firm-
I 1\. I iii!;:iit :il;rio.-il s-aj obstinately, tlevoted to the
I principles d bi-.i ('Imr.-h bohl in advi»eafing his
doetriiirs :uil juitieipb-.s- he has rii-v'rtheles.s en
deared himsoli- ft. tlie ..fhc is of tlie regiment
lie. !s a devoi:r elnisii:.ii; -4-«'al. almost jo
hi.- ii>posifi.,-: entirely Ire-.; iroin that
|.' i lit ifatii-tii that so often
}i nk from iclj^ion and it«
\ liappie, -el-'eti'in. I think, could
not have ■ V 1 ,1
I iiopi- I 'liiiers and plantt^rs in *Norfli (.’a-
wiil hc'fl the warning and counsel of Gov,
•V ;,tice lie )- truly man well adapted for the
times. 11 is sf r'_'esti.,ni are always wise and em
inently ptitrio'ie. and iiis administration certainly
phows that he lias the welfare ot the State and
whole ('onfed-iaey at heart Hating i? indispen
sable to tighti;!^; :ind unless grain in iibundance
iUtadoi i |^(, pjvnted, there nms' be suffering both in the
“■ I army and at home, pro>iably to a greater extent
at home than in the army.
The health of the regiment very fair, but Spring
with its debilitating effects is increasing tie sick
list. We have had a few cases oi small pox anil
u lew ot pneumonia.
otie ol til.?
ahoii' 1‘>HP
iieit
II. F , Witt,
librrally re-
rtli. ■ V giv-
Vltl III
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