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The North-Carolinian., 1853-12-03

The subscribers offer for sale SEVEN HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND n Big Rockti.h
Iobeson county, l3 miles south Of Fayetteville, and
both sides of the f. and S. Plank Road There are
about hundred acres in cultivation. These lands
finely tmbered, Offering inducements to persons
wishing embark in the timber, lumber turpcntne
business. Persons wishing to purchase VIII call on
either of the subscribers the premises.
DANIEL SINCLAIR.
JAMES ID. c. SINCLAIR.
NoV s. 1853 66-6t-pd
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Who would have thought it
NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT

A NEW CARIeIAGE ESTABLISHMENT
On MILITARY GREEN, OPPOSITE THE METHODIST CHURCH.
FRONTING MUMFoRD
GREAT ENTEHPEIsE.-FAYETTEVI1LE MUST SHINE
The subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public. that they have entered into
partnership for the purpose of conducting the general
CARRIAGE BUSINESS in all its various parts And
being both practical workmen. fully understanding
their business they have hesitation compare work
with any establishment i'll Fayetteville to style and
durability.
One of the firm may be known by reference to A. II.
Whtfeld's iron work for the last two years.
We warrant all work to give general satisfaction for
twelve months.
Repairing done in the neaest manner low for cash.
PIER & BRANIN.
JAMES H. PIER. FLAMES BRANIN
Fayetteville, Feb. II, 1858.
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GOOD ADVICE.

Gentlemen wishing to supply themselves for the ap-
preaching cold weather with good and warm garments,
Will find it their great advantage to call before
purchasing. as have my stock complete and en-
hatcay largest cheapest and best selected
ment of READY-MADE CLOTHING offered in
this market. Also large and choice selection of
Genemen's Furnishing Goods. Fancy Goods, Hats,
Caps Boots and Shoes. travelling and packing Trunks
Nal:ces Carpet Bags Walking Canes Looking Glasses
Umbrellas. Indiarubbcr Oyercoats Leggings and
Shoes. imported Havana, Regalia and Principe Scgars
&c &c. GEORGE BRANDT.
Hay street, between the Market House and
Nov -. G7-St Fayetteville Hotel.
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E TEL N a. IA -A0
Eyo,,, tie Home Journal.
The Robin.

E,ro,p the Home J0trn0f.
The Robin.
oo+ h,nonct. mid the perfumed clover,
A Robin scared and sung;
Never the voice of happy bard or lover
Such peals of gladness rung'
to,e Echo lettering by the distant hill SIDE,
Or hiding in the glen,
Caught up, with thrsting lip the toe oi s"ee'n''
Then babe it flow again
,r, summer sir was flooded with the music;
Winds held their breath to hear;
And finishing Wild flowers hung their heads enamoured
To list that ..joyance clear
Inst then from neighboring covert rudely ringing,
Broke forth discordant sound;
And wilv flower from his ambush spring;ng,
Gazed eagerly around
Still upward through the air that yet was thrilling
To his melodious lay,
One instant longer, trembling pn.on,
The robin cleared his way.
Eut. ah. the death-shot ranked in his bosom
His life of song Ger!
Back back to earth from out his heavenward pathway
He fell to rise more.
4 sudden silence chilled the heart of Nature
Leaf blossom, bird and bee;
Seemed each in startled bush, to the pausine
Ofall that sweet minstrelsy.
And Echo breatess in her secret dwelling,
Like love-lorn maid, in vain
Waited and listened long, to catch the accents
She ne er would hear again.
Oh bird. sweet poet of the summer woodlands.
How like thy lay to those
or tuneful barfs, whose songs, begun in gladness
How oft the saddest close.
Thus many a strain fhunlan love and rapture,
Poured from fond fall heart,
Hath been, in wild moment. hushed forever
81 sorrows fatal dart.
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$40 sseV;st.<l.

Runaway from tie subscriber the 18th inst an
indentel apprentice named HIRAM VIM aged about
Is years feet or inches Ugh, dark hair and eyes
very large mouth and peculiar grin and smile when
addressing any one. The above reward Will be pad
for his apprehension and delivery to me- forewarn
al persons from harborng employing said apprel-
tee. as VIII enforce the law with the utmost rcor
against any onc oHeIdng. | think he is lurking.
about Society Hill or Darlington Coart House s c.
WM OVERBI.
Fayetteville NOV. Is. 1853. eS3t
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DENTISTRY.
DIN POW .o6 DE:ScrISI

d W. C. BENBOW, Local DENTIST.
Nov ~, found at his Rooms the Market, where he
viii he pleased to receive calls and wait OH those Ill
need of his professional services.
IIe viii nerorm with care, all operations upon the
teeth Those in need of Artificial Teeth solicited
to call and examine specimens of his own manufacture
m Ranbow bers leave to call the attention of parents
tn the mportncc cleanliness and early treatment of
their chil,lrens teeth.
90 Fair science. thus with timely care combined,
Recones the faithful friend of human kind
Fayetteville Oct p. 1853 G2-tf
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FAYETTEVILLE
NJ Z u 4 L N URA nee COME Any

M II y l. . IL 4 N co MPANY.
This Company is organized and prepared to re-
ceive applications for Insurance ON as fvor,e
other Companies.
DIRECTORS:
HENRY LILLY, AVON E. HAIL.
H. L. MYROVER, ). q. SHEPHERD,
THOS. S. 1.UTTERLoH, WM. WARDEN
JOHN H. Cook, S. T. HAwIEY
u A KAY, JOHN ID. WILLIAMS,
A. a. McKETHAS, CHAs. BENBow
GEO. MCNEIL, WIN. McLAURIN
JAMES KYLE. VIM. MCINTYRE
NATHAN \. STEDMAN
OFFICERS.
GEORGE MCNEILL President.
H. l.. MYROVER, Vice President.
J. G. SHEPHERD, Attorney.
c. a. MCMILLAN, Secretary.
GEORGE MCNEIL, }
JouN III. Cook, Executive Committee
JAMES KYLE,
The plan of Mutual Insurance must commend itself
to community, for it be demonstrated that
by insurance in the North Carolina Mutual Company
that is we must have paid to have kept the nsr
ance IN the foreign joint stock companies that
than we have actually paid; yet North Carolina
Mutual Company has received between 900 and Sc,
900 more than 1t has paid out for losses heresowins
that we are favoraby situated compared with other
places III the State, for Insurance.
Our Company has gone into operation favorably, hav
ing the day organized applications the amount o
Sll6,OO0, and the Company is now placed a sure
footing
Any Director, authorized Agent, or Secretary, may
receive Applications but they will not be binding unit
approved by the Executive Committee Board.
10 WM- l.. NCGARY, Esq, is appointed Genera
Agent by the Company. We invite appl cations
GEO McNEILL, President
C. \. MCMILLAN, Secy
Feb. 26, 1853 if
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J. w. X O(. Il RS.

J. W. K o {. e RS.
Manufacturer of Buggies, Carriages, Sulkies
and Vehicles of every description,
Lumberton, y. c..
Respectfully announces to the public, that he has
last edcd i'll engaging the services of experienced
>kllful and competent worknen in every branch of his
business and that he is prepared to execute all
orders for any kind of work in his line in style
cannot fail to give satisfaction.
All materials and workmanship from his shop
warranted to be of the best quality, and stand with
fair for II months HIS terms are As fav orablv
any in the State.
July 80, 1853 53-tf
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There several hundred of these wheels in opera
ton in different counties in North Carolina. For proof
Of their great advantage the iutter wheel
any other wheels now in use for mills, conf
IDENTIFY refer to those who have applied them to their
mills. We recommend them particularly for ther
superiority i'll of low head of water back
water.
We still keep supply of Wheels suitable for differ
en heads of water. at Wilmington Newhern. Washing
ton EeEton. and Fayetteville The wheels may also
be had Of f. y. Brcvtrl, Lncolnton a.d Ur;ah Wells,
Petersburg Va.
Persons wishing to obtain the right to the wheels,
will be served application to d. Mcneil 4 Co, Fay
cttcville, \. c. ID. McNEILL.
y. \. McKETIIAN.
October l, Is 3. d. J. NCALIISTER.
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Mr. JAMES G. COOK has on hand full stock of
Rock Island Cas1mcres. manac ured by Carson, Young
& Cfrer their Mil in Mecklenburg County. \. c..
where consumers and merchants be supplied The
manufacturers recommend their fabrics being equal
in durability, and permanent in color any goods
similar character manufactured sold in the u S.
They invite the full and thorough tests of them,
and only ask to be patronzed in proportion to their
merits.
Oct 1853. Gift
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r.1L AND WI>TER GOODS.

We are receiving the largest stock of Goods
offered in this market, consisting in great varieties Of
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
Saddlery and Leather.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Wood and Iron Hollow Ware
Baggng and Rope.
Cotton and Hemp Rope, ! to II inches
Carpenters Blacksmths' and Coopcrs' Tools
Nail Iron and Steel.
Ready-Made Clothing.
Staple Dry Goods And
S-Groceries.
!Sk4l these goods want to exchange for Produce,
Cash, or to responsible time
Oct. l. 1858. J. Il T. WADDILI, Hay Street.
as- Country Merchants will please call and examine
stock. J. & T. w.
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FAY YETTEVII.L.E HOTEL.

HA JOHN HARMAN respectfully informs his
11IW friends and the public that he has removed from
I1f2 the Hotel at the foot Of Haymount to the larg
er and more commodous Hotel in the centre of the
Town, recently occupied by Mrs Brown and well known
the Fayetteville Hotel where he will be happy to
accommodate Travellers and Boarders No eXertons of
himself and family will be spared to render those
Portable who may favor him with their company.
Fayetteville, n c. June IL, 1858. 4Gtf
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NEW BAK Err Y.

The Subscriber has established Bakery Bow
Street, the Lot doors East of Duncan McNel s
Cabinet Shop. He is prepared to. furnish Families,
Boats, and the public generally, with Bread Biscuit,
and Cakes of various kinds. of the best quality he
has procured the services of of the best Bakers in
the State. Prices reasonable Give me call.
CHARLES BANKS.
January l, 1858 If
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$3.50 REWARD

We will give one hundred dollars for the apprehen-
sion and confinement of HANNIBAL. a slave tformerlv
the property of Mr. VIM. G. Matthews.) in any jail
that get him, hundred fifty dollars if
delivered to at Halifax Court House Virginia
pOINDEXTER & EDMONSON.
BY WM N. CALAIS, Agt.
July %, 1853. 52-tf
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.. y. AR Ely
Has on hand beautiful assortment OF
Fall and Winter Goods.

n ,;o n return thanks his friends and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage which they have bestowed
on him; and solicits continuance of the same M His
=. ~ tan7 formerly occupied by S. j. Hinsdae. south
West I corner Market Square and Gillespie street.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-12-03

The Steamer FANNY LUTTERLOH will
in the future leave Fayetteville Mondays and Thurs
day mornings, at O'Clock, and Wilmington Tuesdays
and Fridays at II O'Clock and regularly carving
freight and passengers with despatch.
T. S. LUTTERLOH
Oct l. 1853.
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p. Taylor

IL receiving his Fall and Winter Stock of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery and Glassware Hats.
Caps, and Bonnes. Boots and Shoes-a large assOrt-
ment of mems and children's Shoes. Caters &c.
Ploughs. Straw Cutters. Corn Shelters &c.
All in want of Goods respectfully invited to call a.
the old stand. Green street.
Also, lot of good Read y-made Clothing.
FayetteyiIle. Oct 8. 3m
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EDW,D MCPHERSON

CIR E e n WAY BRO. q co.
importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic DRY GOODS,
"a Park Place and 10 Barclay street. NEW YORK.
November I. 1853 If
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5cg3- ALL PERSONS notified not to trade for
four Notes signed By ii January last, for Sl3 45
each to the following gentlemen. VIZ: Levi Wright,
Edmond Holland. Abram Suits. Esq. and Mr. Owen
q think} as the Notes contain larger amount than
q aoreel to ray them, HUGH McDON.ALD.
New Gead, Nov II, 1858. est
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FALLs 1858
M Il X 10

FALLs 1883
j A NJ T. X Y E
Is receiving very large and general assortment
of DRY GOODS, among which are
1900 pieces style CalicOs,
$50 do Muslin DeIains.
175 do French and English Merinos,
250 do Alpaccas,
Plaid, brocade and other Silks
Merno and Grape plaid and plain Shawls, assorted,
Hats, Caps and Bonnets,
Silk and cotton IIandkerchiefs,
Bobinet Lace and Edging
Boots and Shoes,
Boiling Cloths, No. to 10,
With many other Goods, all of which have been pur-
chased for cash by the package and will be offered at
wholesale retail as low possible. Those wishing
to purchase goods will please call and examine.
Sept II, 1858
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NEW GOODS.

have received and opened the largest stock of Dry
Goods Groceries &C. have offered for sale, all
of which Will sell as low any house in this place.
NV friends customers and all in want of goods are
respectfully invited to call examine for themselves
PETER Z. JOHNSON.
Sept IT, 1853
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Fayetteville az,d Raleigh Plank Road CO..,


The President and Directors Of this Company have
declared Dividend of cent. or Two dollars per
Share PAYABLE and the 9Th OF December
Stockholders who have pad may pay their Stock
iii full.
GG-3t. A. MCLEAN. Secretary.
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WAETEE.

100 600 SHINGLES. Juniper or Cypress, for which
the III CHEST cash price will be PAID on delivery to me
at my store on Gillespie street.
r. MITCHELL.
-. 1853 GSGt
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The subscriber wishing to change his business offers
for sale rs plantation i'll Robson. miles from Tur
beron, the Harlleesville Road situated on Aarons
Swamp, containing 700 acres of which about 100 ava
under cultivation The situation is healthy and tho
water equal to any in the county. The dwelling and
all necessary out-houses are in good repair The best
recommendation which the fertility of the place can
ceve to be found in the crop of Corn and Cotton now
growing the Plantation, which all who desire to
chase are invited to examine. There is within balfa
mile of the house bold flush Spring. believed to contain
valuable mineral properties. There is also within =
half mile of the dwelling house large new Academy
in w.ch classical school is constantly kent Tern,
JOHN \. ROWLAND
September s. 1858. 5S-tf
NEW STOCK OF FALL & WINTER G.OODs
The subscriber is receiving large and we'll
selected stock of Goods, comprising general assort
mcnt of
Dry GOODS READY-MADE CLOTHING. Doors Avn
SHOES HATS AND CAPS. HARDw AND Cutlery S.n
DI.ERY, GROCERIES. &c. &c
Which will be sold low for cash. exchanged for t,r
pentine and country produce.
He returns his warmest thanks his old friends and
customers for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to him, and hopes to merit continuance of the same
NATHAN KING,
Kingsbury. Oct !, 1868, #
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NVilder's Patent Fire Proof Salannmeler Safes
We agents for the sale of the above Safes, and of
fer them at Manufacturers prices, adding freight. We
intend keeping supply always hand of various
sizes and prices These Safes considered among the
best in the United States. We have received part Of
Dozen at prices from $50 to S175.
D. w McLAURIN
April 16, 1858 3s-tf
WE have just received a fresh supply of Tea, from
the Pekn Tea Company, of all qualities, which we
warrant to give satisfaction, charge.
d. & w. McLAURIN.
April 16 1853. 3s-tf
Eeg~ McI4aurin & Strange will pay the high
est cash price for Turpentne until further notice
Sept. g. 1858. 5S-tf
STEDMAN & HORNE
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Fayetteville
and the public generally that they have just received
from New York and are receiving, their FALL
STOCK OF GOODS, consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, HARDWARE, &c.
a variety of HATS suitable for the Ladies
and Gentlemens Boots, Shoes and Slippers; a large
assortment of Ready-made Clothing great many
articles i'll the ladies' line, and would be pleased tC
have them call and examine for themselves.
All orders sent to their from friends and custo
will be promptly attended to.
Fayetteville, Oct. /, 1858. If
NutiCr.
The subscriber has taken the shop between DR.. Nc
Swain and Eccles Bridge. where he intends carrying
on the TAILORING BUSINESS in all it's branches
Having had practical experience in most of the Allan
tic cities he feels assured that he please the
fahtidous.
B. MONAGHAN.
1853 If
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LAND ES EH.

1 have so many calls about Turpentine lands that
have concluded to offer my services to buy and sell
Those having lands for sale will furnish with plots
and quantity, together with fair description, and
price.
Nov. Is 1858. 6Stf JAMES G.. COOK.
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NOTICE

The subscriber has Just received in addition to the
stock hand.
Plaid Cashreres DeT aims and tlpacas: Twccts, Sat
tucts, Kentucky Jeans, Osnaburg- Twilled Flannes.
Welsh Flannels; Boys Boots; Ladies', Misses Men s
and Boys Hosiery; Travelling Blankets, Clothing.
&c. &c.
P.TAYI.OR, Green st.
Nov s. 1888. 7GS st.
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NOTICE FARM ERS.

The Cumberland Agricultural Society will meet at
the Court House Wednesday of December Court at
eleven o'clock There will be very important business
before the Society. twelve O'Clock Address will
Le delivered by T. J. Robinson. Esq.
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LANDS AT AUCTION

On Tue sday the Goth day Of December. at the Lunl-
Bridge Church II O'Clock Will be offered for
1000 Acres of Land, lGt miles from Fayetteville !
mile the terminus of The Fayetteville and South
Plank Road The land is first rate for all kinds
farming purposes and well tinlbered either for Ton
Timber Turpentinc. Those wishing to purchase
would do we'll to call and examine M land for them
selves Terms Of sale: one-tlrl cash. and the other
twothirels and Il months credit with approved
rity
Nov. II 1853 6S-ts. ABCII'D y Z. SMITH
TIE SUBSCRIBERS VII receive proposals for lO0,-
600 lbs. OF Cottoa Batting Wacding. Also, for
3-0oo,0}0 (three mlons) Of Reeds from 3 to 81 feet
long and also. 10000 (tcn thousan) pounds of good
clean Corn Shucks. in stated quantities. For further
particulars inquire of II. W. HENRY
Fayetteville. Nov. L. 1888. GS-tf. j. HENRY
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q Il & Z.
Drs. MALLETT s McSWAIN having left their
Books and papers with w. Mel. Mckay, who is fully
authorized receipt for the same, all their customers
living of the Cape Fear River, who may be in
either by note account, viii confer favor
by calling on him and settling the same.
w. p. NALLETT.
H. 4. McSWAIN.
Gept
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E>iSh!--Mackerel in half and whole barrels
for sale by
Sept II, 1858 PETER L JOHNSON
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!. f.. LAWRENCE

SIGN PAINTER, Fayetteville. \. c.,
VIII execute any work in his line with neatncss,
Nov 9. At short notice.
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Eois SALE Or RENT

J. commotlious dwelling house containing rool
possession given Ist January next.
Nov. II. 1853 1t IHE)- EN ANS
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CHI A 1 K = .

The subscriber offers for sale Is or 20 dozen
Chairs of various patterns manufactured in this place
of we'll seasoned wood, the best the country affords; and
if enabled by sufficient patronage, will continue to
facture chairs of such material and workmanship will
insure their durability Also, general assortment of
northern Chairs at the lowest prices
a liberal price will be given in cash barter for
few thousand feet of welseasoned poplar Lumber J
to inches thick If inches and upwards vide clear of
splits, &c. Also split hickory and white oak wanted.
DUNCAN McNEILL
Fayetteville, June %, 1858 If
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E. G. IL A l. l..
Of Rome.

Successor of Hail. Sackett & Co.
Has on hand general assortment of
Dry Goods, Saddlcry, Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Hardware, Groceries.
\ much larger and general stock than ever
opened the East side of the Cape Fear-which he is
prepared and determined to sell to punctual customers,
either at wholesale retail at greatly reduced prices.
lss- He would call particular attention to his stock
of BOOTS AND SHOES. The assortment is unusually
large. and of every quality and style; and having been
bought for Cash, he and will sell them very low.
You that wish Bargains will find it to your interest
where.
Always hand general stock of GROCERIES,
October l, 1853
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COOK BINDE.. L.

r. W. HARDIE carries on the Book binding business
in the second story of Clark & Woodwards Tailor shop
where he will receive and execute binding in any sy
desired.
October ]. 1853
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RCH'D \. Z. SMITH.


The Copartnershp OF Geo Mcneil and Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The of the
concern Will be settled hy George McNeill.
GEO. McNEIIL.
Nov. Is. lS13. GS-4t. ". Il. MARSH
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The Subscriber respectfully informs his customers
and the public generally that he still continues carry
the Saddle and Harness making business at the
store west of the Marble Factory. where he has
hand and is regularly manufacturing Saddles Brides
and Harness OF every description and quality together
TN every other article usually kept in his line. Re
pairing neatly done and promptly attended to.
All persons indebted to him by note account
three months DUE requested call and settle the
LEWIS ". LEVY.
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MILITARY ORDERS.

Notice is give, that election VIII be held at the
Court HoIs, in the of Carthage. Moore county.
the l5tl OF DGccm next. elect Colonel Com
ma a,lant of til, i4th Regiment of ~ C. Militia, made
vacant by the rys rnatioA OF Col. john Morrison.
Ev order t.e... \. D. Mclean,
A. ~ +. sStl.\WEI-I, 1t Col.
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