NORTH cARoLINA RE GIMENr
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The last Fayetteville CaroIinian contain.


" complet lis ofofficers and men of our Reoms,.S
carefully copied from the rolls of Adj. Gen Hn,'
wood, who politely furnished them to the Edi,oryn
which we shall publish next week. The F3;,,,.
Of that paper recently paid "'f1ying visit "
Smithville, and found The Regiment in comn
about halfa mile back Of the town There wolI p'
twelve tents to Company, and about twentv.e;obs,
separate tents for Officers-in all about one b1n
dred and forty. The Editor says, "the comm,
nies drill separately twice day, and the whpla
Regiment is formed for drill every evening Tho
men seem to take pride in doing their best m
parade, and their battalion movements were evo
cuted better than we exPected--not rapd bu
slow and sure" Lieutenant Colonel Fago b"%
gone to Buncombe to make up the tenth COM
pany. .fsa: 7E9 a2i .e- aai 20


2 We learn that on the 25th ultimo. The br;a
S.yN. Gou went to sea with the FOLLOWING Co.'S
panies, to wit: Wayne Company, commanded bu
Lieutenant Andrews, Capt Roberts being sicLy.
Cabarrus Company, commanded by Cant. sb;vo,,
and the Yancy Company, commanded by Cau,'
Blalock. The Orange and Yancy detachmenss
had been united into one Company, and the oI
lowing Officers elected: TiIman Blalock of Van
cy, Captain; Shepard K. Nash of Orange, First
Lieutenant A. F. Keith of Yancy, Second Lien.
tenant; and Stephen Nichols of Orange Second
Second Lieutenant. So the Orange bows. beino
under the command of Capt. BIalock, sailed fo1
Mexico on the 25th ultimo. Two of the Oranoa
men, Jesse Roberts and Marsden Scarleu, had
been attached to the New Hanover Comnauv
and in this latter Company we see the names Of
Messrs. Singeltary, Yarbrough, Whitaker, Row.
lett Manly, Gornan, Crensaaw, Fowler, HAYES
Lumsden, Scott and others from Wake.