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-- 4 i 1 Sb . assrtll i the Ifeligisos Souvenir, Car 1840. The Trump!. . .. . T uwrr. aw. mttcjt, v. a, a, f Fierce tempter to Che field of death, . ' Rude arbiter of flee I , What charm, O, trumpet ! sways thy breath, That man so doats on thee T And the tnnnpcl answerM on the blast, - , With ita wild snd wildormg tone It ' 1 bind the present to the past. With a magic all my own. - There's a ehantl that Uvea for the vine-clad bower, - Aod on for the sparkling wine, And one far tHe lyte of a quwnljr power But a stronger spell ia mine, I speak to the ear of rcsticaa love, And his burning ejw grows dim -. As he tarns away from the trystiiig grove; S Where the maidua wails far him. The rttl su'nelh at my word ' : Its elements of fear; Lep front Ha theath the restless sword, ' f li ultra the potent spear. The war-drum rolls a wilder call. And the bristling columns funn. siro streams ine oeein-nag irom ute wau, Battks the leaden storm. , ' My voice ia o'er the sleeping seas. And m the surging shore, . I sing upon the rustling brocw, " i-"" , r s And I speak where tempests roar. The squadron hark knows not her own, Till she bears my signal blast. And the wrecker walebcth for my tone, 'Ashe bows by the beading mast. Well did they heed my daring call, - - la the city of the plain. When rush's the foe men front llio wall, . lis it crumbled o'er the slain. But a fearful lone I yet shall wind, ' To the ear of eartfiful trost, ., When I tear apart tlie chains Uiai bind The sleeper to the dust. Matsimon v. Sweet is the society of a . pair fitted for each other, in whom are col. lected the afiectionsofhusband, wife, lover, friend, thetendcrest affection of human nar tuRPjablwpvrnjnenUs wnen tne sovereign commanos wun nu- J manityrand the subjecto are cordial in their ooeaience. rnvaw government in conju. ial aocietv arrives at still ffrcaternerfec. J j O I ' tion ' wnere nusoana , ana wue, govern ana are governed reciprocally, with entire sa. tiafaction to both. The man bears rule over his wife's person and conduct; she - bears rule over hu inclinations : he govern I - by law; and she by persuasion. Nor can her authority ever Jail, where it is support. ed by sweetness of temper," and zeal to make him happy. . The empire of the woman is an empire of softness, of. address, of complacency, her commands are caresses, her menaces are tears. She ought to reign in the fami-M ly like a minister in the state, by making that which is her inclination be enjoined to - her as a duty. Thus it is evident, that tlie best 1 domestic economy is that where the wife has most authority. But when if ic is 1 insensible to the voice of her chief, when she tries to usurp his prerogative, and to - command alonevnvhat can result from such disorder, but misery scandal and dis. honor! 1 TintNEL THHOtJftH THB fAtFS.-Volta, ft celebrated fcngiueer of Come, is negotl- atins with the Swiss Cantons for an exclu. I sive privilege of tunneling the Urison Alps, 1 and thus making a commercial rail-road to Uie Zurich L.oKe, cuicuiaung tnirty years I for the enterprise, without saying a word I about the cosL ; If such a project had been EracticaLic, it would have been undertaken eforc this time by some of our-brethren - frorowMst--TheyJiavo - already of. ft' red .to cut tlie canal through the Isthmus of Darien, and have proposed to drag the Tiber with steam mudscows to find out ves sels of gold and silver tumbled into that sluggish stream by Nero, Caligula, Helio imbulus, and otlu r euiperors of equal note. laiKing 01 tne enterprise 01 our country. , men, we last week strolled into the Zoolo " gical Institute, to see a remarkably fero cious black tiger. Where is Tttusf' said we toiWof theattcndantsHe is gone, sir, to the cataracts," said he, with a nasal . . , . ... r,. . . t twani that sounded Lke Stoninrton. "Cold I time this to go - to the falls of Nigara." I "Oh. not to the falls, Sir; to the cataracts I of the Nile, one thousand five hundred miles above Xairo, in Jbgypl what carried him there, sirl,f Why, be went to see a two norned rhinocerous and a s-'KJI'. J I (rinllit In hnv for nnp mllrTtion. I've been : there too, sir. My brother keeps a tavern liaUViraywerarJamr Seaj does quite well with travellers going to see I the ruins of liicbes, and Memphis and I 1 ' r: L 'r :: mhhimcci :ifirmof White, Hager. Co. ITieirspeeimcn sx- bos andilemphis, selling whiskey and I hibiu a complete series, from Diamond to sixty. , mummies St the same time." "Yes sir," " :a .f:i;; uru"..-' Kt m tmn HUU HID CUlUUi T VV. tV-Vrf MIU .TV.. -,hk .n.t ihnrr Mfrirtirerif r.s j , --r-- o 1 lying on each Other! "1 do. Well, 1 1 cotched them myself in the mountains at the - - Cape of Good 1 lope." - Such men only can tunnel the Alps, Volta never can succeed. . iV. Y. Mirror. Pebsun Gih dens. To me, there is no luxury in Porsia, comparable to their gar dens, and im custom was at an early hour, on horscbi. k, to ridu throughi extensive . -grwnds, plant i-J with the choicest fruit trees and other produce?. These grounds are left open to.tlie Stranger, and although j bclonoing to many proprietors, their boun daries are merely a row of trees of a gut ter of water. .The Persian mode of irn gation is ingenious and complete, their soil most prodigal, their peaches, melons, and grapes of a flavour unknown to Europe. Then they have the olive grounds, -very ex. tensive, and the luxury on horseback of in. haling the blossoms t which are very eva nescent) in a thicket of flowers (if I may no j . - ' ., j. J . l i.l . any) tor miles arouwu anu n uiuai sbiii tO He UTMiersUIOU. - 1 u tuvc revn ra uni 'Persian Gardens. What is there tq becni.iir0NSTABLES' DELIVERY BONDS, for lAtluiea Un emblpm. nf'OPimin.'V mauulfce:).. raa t?v.jur thp streaks of n t .iiip. cind iv..:t'upiVawvncejof the vfrf, with '.indescribable pleasure which mi sau never afford. I can even dissect bramble, and discover beauties in its .re pulsive branches and do inglorioust plant either, s;nce it was once aoljcitea to Je. come some sovereign of the forest I bad never such a conception of ldcn before, where "all tltingssmiled.'' It is custom ary to form parties and to spend days in tlie gardens, pitchinga tent, dec. but this is unnecessary, since the night air gives no humidity. Give a "a panabod," or six. pence to tho DroDrietor. vou mar remain in his garden all day and choke yourself wiin i run, wiucn lorms mucn or the sum. mer food of the Peraians, The Prince had other large gardens near Tabreeze, his occasional resort, but more particularly ur uiai ut uis huuouikmu. fcrnan J.iewu nitcenea inthe Monthhf Magaxme. Ax I.vcidest. Tho Philadelphia Statu dard relates tt J singular, occurrence which took place on po fuurth. An old gentle. man' from Indiana, pawing up Ctiesnut street, observed a crowd near ihc Suite House. On elbowing his way into .the midst, he diNCovercd a discussion going on between a friend of General Harrison and a supporter of Mr. Van Burcn. . After lis. tehing'a few moments ho accosted the Van Bitren man and inquired, f Did I not hear vou style General Harrison a coKardf" "Yes, replied tho man, "I did call him a coward, and 1 have a right to call him, for I know him well and served under him at Fort Meigs V Doyoiiinaw mo f ask ed our frend from Indiana. Tlie man re plied that ho did not ." Yes," said tlie la dianian, "you do you certainly must ,rc. memlier Captain - .of tlie company in which you say you terved" The poor old wretch immediately became pale with fear; I . w s a i would not expose you continued our friend, "if I had not caught you traducing your commander, and uttering things which you know to be false as your own heart" 1 urnine to tho bvstanders. our Indianaian I continued ; jentlcracn, this white haired old wretch belonged to a company com I manned by fnprot Fort Meigs under Geni of the camp, after the retreat or the HriUsh and Indians, for theft andthe grossest cow. i ardice." The effect upon the people may 1 k, I ivi . v-tji , iiiiuiiiuui THE Tntttees of this Institution take pleasure ' in announcing; that it still continues under the care of Mr. G. Z. ADAMS. 'The Fall Session commences Monday the 26th of July.' The building is new and commodious, situated in view of the village, on a commanding, airy, healthy eminence, and convehiuntly ar ranged. , . Boarding can be had in revpectable families on reasonable terms.- ToitKm so arranged as to em. brace four classes. 1st Class, per scholar per session, (15 ' 3d . do. do do 9 3d . do. do do 6 : 4th . do. - . sk do do . -. 5.1. J. Ik MOORE, -jtktgray; -j. vt. gui nx, john slaule, J.R.SILER. Franklin, Macon county, N. G, ( July2Cth, 1840. , $ 4w 8 v-pl'nlOQ Prfrtftery-The Presbjtery of .11 Uk. cimp.MeeUng at Newton Academy, one mile and a half from Ashcville will commence. The members of Presbytery may be expected to remain preaca nnui we camp-ineeung is closed, TvlKEJT 171, And committed to the Jail of Macon coun- ty. N. O- on UteSSd of July. 1 nu nteHO Mtn. who say their names are AMOS and LEWIS. Amos is about 55 years of hge. 6 feet 3 inches high, snare made. " Icwis is about 50 years of sire, about 5 feet 3 inches high both very black. They say they bclonr to Samuel Chiles, who is now at work on the Rail Road in Murray- county, Ga and that they were bought of Michael Collins, of Warren county, W. C. ... - ' The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take them away, other- .1 Ti, 1 .... :. .t. . j' Wise incy wui do uuuii wiui as uie law mrecia. J.K.GRAY,JUor. Franklin, July 2 1,1840. . tf-9 TO PRINTERS. . - 'wi 'm&fj. a V. w -u M ww mis m ww sssa MMtwywrf W E.SPECTrXTLLY inform the Printers of the Bm .t -. j a 1 . .1 1 1 1 1 n.sji uniira ouunio vnum aey nave oeesj inu. .,.. t .. i,,,- v.Ua.. tK. i. hB noW formed a copartnership in said business. and by a long experience, they hope to be able to saiunacuon w au woo may vor uwm wiui The introduction of machinery in place of the tedious and unhealthy process of casting type by hand, a desideratum by the fcuropean founders. was by American ingenuity, and a heavy expen diture of time and money on ine part 01 our senior partner, first successfully accomplished. Exten sive use of machine-east letter has fully tested and established Us superiority in every particular, ovsrtiiose east Dy tne 01a process r ) - V U,e parties beforemuned, tmderthe I four Line Tic. The Book and News .type being Lin the must modern style.. i ,1 ...... - r ' ' " ' . l b , - - V.,.Ii,,re St sJe of smith and Kust mnbng ITesw-s, wiucn mey can fnmish their customers at manufacturers' prices ; Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks, Ink, and every article used m the pnntinr business, t kept for sale and furnished on short notice. Old Yfypo taken in exchange for new, st nine cents per pound. New York, 1840. . 9 -' Stationers' Hall, 85 EastSnj-, i v T 'I "CHARLESTON, 8. C, ',. ' ' 'A GENTS for Lotliian Sl Hagar's Type Foun- dry. No. York, will contract to supply any aimntitv or variety of Printing Type to the Print. ersof North and South Caroliiia, and Georgia,; on as advantageous terms as they can be furnished from the manulacturers, 1 ne 1 ype maoe ai uisi esUblishmcnt is all cast by hand; the metal equal, if not superior to any in the country. We are also agents for R. Hoe At Co's Marine and Hand PRESSES, and all other articlos maiio factnred by them for Printers and Binders' ase. - Ve aWo keen on hand, and contract for the reg ular supply of Printing Paper, of any quantity or siss. V f " Johnson A. Dnrant's Printing Inkv always on h. 1 B0RGES & 'WALKER, jj,, 3j jg.10 1 sale. ApPlyltns - .liCSBCgei- vm. Bantombe const j, !t C. THE Proprietor of the Sulphur SPRINGS, fat Bonoombe county. North Carolina ioar and half miles west of" Asbeville, ben JearS to inform his old visitors, and thi public tnerally that his entire establishment Is ia excelknt repair, and open to accommodate front one hundred and fifty, to two hundred persons. Uis buildings have been lately enlarged his stables iboroagly refitted his bath houses and plsasuis jponnds well pre pared, and from his success heretofore, he hopes to eonUnue to nceivs a liberal stiars of pubiio f ronae.-' . , t - ..ri - . lie would, also, respectfully inform southern gentlemen, who may desire summer residences in the mountain country, that be easa number ofbeao tiful sites ia the vicinity of the springs, which he will dispose of on the moat reasonable terms. N. U. Timber and every advantage for building rnxi. : ! R. DEAVtK, Prfrirter. July, 1810. bt (J State of IVorth Carolina, BUNCOMBE COUNTY, Court of VUttM ani Quarter Sessions j jury term, ieu. Ma.tiP. huH lOHgusJ attachment levied Thosus Tattoa. oniana. IT appearing to the sausfaetion of the Court, that the defendant, Thomas Taylor, is not an inhabitant of this State, H is ordered by the Court 'that publication be made for sis weeks in 1 Highland Messenger," for the said Thomas Tay. lor to appear at Ute next Court of leas and (juar. ter Sessions, to be held for said county, at the Court House in Asherille, on the 3rd Montis? af ter the 4th Monday in September next, then and were to repiery ana pieaa to snac, or raagmem will be entered sgtajitsthini, and the land levied on coademned far the payment of the debt and east. Witness, N. ILtaaiso, Clerk of our said Court at Office the first Monday, in July, A. I. 1840. N. HARRISON, Clk. . July 17, 1840. IS5.J 6w 7 Slate of North Carolina,!. ' BUNCOMBE COUNTY, Cottrtof Pleas and Quarter Sessions, f ' July Term, 1810. J41H:' Original ntUchment levied Tmoius TAVWa. S , : Und' IT appearing to the satisfaction pf the Court that the defendant, Thomas Taylor, is not an inhabitant of this State; it is ordereo by the Court that publication ha mada .far ai sreeka in the "IliglUarid Mcssenrj" for the said Tnom ts Tay lor to appear at the next Court of ileas and Quae, ter Hessions. to be held for said county, at the Court House in Asbeville, on the 3rd Monday af ter the 4th Monday in Hrptem er nest, then and there to replevy, and plead to issue, or judgment WU1 be entered against aim, and the tosVfcTtsc on condemned for the payment of the debt and cost. Witness, N. Habruon, Clerk of our said Court at Ullice, the first Monday In July, A. 1. 1810. . . ' W. HAKKlSSOIf, Ci. July 17, 1840. f5, 6w 7 0r Election Tickets. r fj 111USK wishing Tickets lor. the ensuing JsL election, would do well to forward their or. dors immediately, as we are now prepared to print Inem in tne Dest style, and on moderate terms. SJ" All orders' by mail or otherwise for any numheror tickets,, will be promptly attended to. Messenger" Uttice, AsJieviUe, July J I. State of North Carolina, BUNCOMBE COUNTIT. Court of Plena nud Quarter Sessions July Kossion, 1840. ' EbsdJosks, Original Attachment levied .. at. ' WnxiAM Smith, a Jjana. TT sppearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that -a. the defendant, William omilh, m not an innan. itont of this State, it is ordered by the Court that publication be made for sis weeks in ths "High land Messenger," for the said William Smith to appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Nessions to be held for said County, at the lourt House ia Asbeville, on the 3r Monday after the 4U Monday in Sept. next, then and there to re plevy and plead to issue, or judgment will be en tered against him, and the land levied on eon. demned for the payment of the Plaintiff's debt and coals. . - . Test, N. HARRISON, Cl'k. July, 1810. $S 25 8-6 ms, A very likely negro boy, about twenty-one -JbV. years of age, a first rate bouse servant and field hand, r Any person wishing to purchase will apply to the Post Master at Old Kit t, Burke co- North Carolina. ; -. Jn'y 17Ul, 1840. ' ut 7 " Candtdate$, Cf We are autliorixed to announce Thomas L. Cll8buk, Eq as candidate to represent, m the Senate, the counties of Buncombe, Ilendcrson, Haywood, Macon and Cherokee, ' IJ" We are authorized to announce MontraviUe Patton. Esq. as a candidate to represent the coun ties of Buncombe and Ilendcrson in the House of Commons, at the next session of the Legislature. O We are authorized to announce Wu.xr Joxss, Esq. as a candidate1 fur re-election as Sher iff of Buncombe county. - 17 We are requested announce CoL William IL Garmaa as a candidate for Sheriff of Bun combe county, at the ensuing election. June 12, 1840. - ' " tf 3 Jtr We are authorized to announce Jacob Silts, Esq. as a candidate to represent the counties of Macon and Cherokee in the popular branch of our State Legislatttre. ' v; O" We are requested to aniKHince that E1.1 McKik, rratefal to the citizens of Macon County for past favors, is again a Candidate for she offies of iShenri ol said Joitv TT We are authorized to announce J. KaKsn,- Esq. aa a candidate to represent Haywood County the House of (Commons of the next bcneral Assembly. J . ry We are autjiorized to announce Mai. Jksm R. Wasves as s candidate to represent the couh. ties of Buncombe and Ueuderaon in the House of Commons. . , , July 174840. - 7 tf IT We are rranestrd to announce, that Gen. Brittain having: declined, CoL Tisasss Morri has consented to become a candidate to represent the counties of Buncombe and Ib-nderson in the pop ular branch of the next Gensral Assembly. ' . CA5P-JIEETI-C. The Presbyterian "--J Camp-meettnr on Mills River will com mence on Thursday evening before the third (Sab bath of August, and will continue till the Monday evening following, or longer, if necessary. V . 1 - WOt'ICE. ALL persons are hereby forewarned against trading for five notes of hand, executed by me to Henry Hue, and witnessed by William Allman, bearing date Feb. 3d, 1837, fend payable m the years 1839, 1840, 1841, 1843, and 1843. The amount of each particular note is not reeos. lectcd the amount of the whole was Km bud notes aresuiwosed to have been stolen, and I have this day settled the entire amount. J - r. . mn v l Ufl Tlli lliu. June 94th, 1840. - 3w 5 rainiiahle'i IVarranta. LARGE ouantity just printed and for saleafi . this office. - '. ' i ' - j. : ' Ten Ifolhtrt Reward STOLEN out of the stable at John in Haywood County Nurtii Caitjina, on Satur day night, the 20th instant, a yellow sorrel horse, with a pretty ktrgs blase in his face, extending to his mouth three white legs his hind legs both white with wind-galls on the ancle; he is about fifteen hands and a half high rery beary bodied, with s beautiful ear, bead snd need f be steps short sad quick walks and trots well; ons es bis hips is a litUs fewer than the other ; be eight years old he will unhitch himself, if he can, from any place. I swapped for him soar years ago, last February, with s man by the name of Phelps, in (irsenvills District, 8. C. 1 save sines rode him on Uis BUirs?u, Uf tte,ajid Spring Place Circuits, in Ueorgia, and 1 nuiklin circuit, n. v. I ' VAflllilirAiai. FrnkUn,s,une26,1840. , f 3t 4 State of North Carolina BUNCOMBE VUVXTH. Ii Equity Spring Term, 1810. Joas UssosM, s 1 ' Simi'kl fismL and othem 1 ' rilHIii was, crigmally, a Bill of Injunction P Upon the coming m of the answers, me Injunction was dissolved, and the Bill continued oyer a an original bill. At a eubstuiient term, leave was given to amend the bill by making James Allen a psrty. It appearing to the satis, faction of Ute Court, that the said James Allen is not an inhabitant of this Ktate, it was ordered that publication be maA for six weeks in the " Highland Messenger,M for the defendant James Allen to appear at the next Court of Equity to be held far the county of Buncombe, at the Court House m Ashcville, on the third Monday after the fourth Monday m September next, then and there to plead, answerer demur to said bill; or the same will be taken pro eonfcsso artd set for hearing es parto. A true Copy from Uks minutes. Test, E. II. McCLUIEE,C M- E. ' rVsfce.t5 25.J r O-a State of mVorth Carolina -. '; " HAYWOOD COUNTY. Court if Plru lid (Inirtrr Sraioni, June Sessions, 1840. ; Geosos W. Hsrs, Xttachmenlt IT spprsriii ; to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant is not an inhabitant of this State, it is ordered by Oonrt, that publication made for 6 wecksin tlie Iliffhland Messenger Jar the said W. W. Welch to appear before the Justices of the Court aforesaid, at the next Court to be Held for the county of Haywood, at the Court House in rVavnesvilie. on the Uurd Monday alter tne louru Monday in September next, then and there to replevy and plead to issue, or judgment will be entered against him, and the land levied pn con. demned to satisfy said debt and costs. Witness, WILLIAM VV KJUUit, Ulk. July, 1840. IVs fee 00-1 6w 5 iTlBTlavcTtoVo WW to keep, a krge and general assortment of printed on good paper, and in the latest style, which will be sold on the ssual terms.: vve now have Constables Warrants, .... , " , Ca. Sa'a. and Bonds, Superior Court Ca-Sa's, County Cmirt Road Orders, " Executions, Guardians Bonds, Apprentices' Inden tores, .1 ' Appearance Bonds, Constables IX Iirery Bonds. Superior Court Witness Tickets. . - -. County Court do. , do. """. ' County Court Cs. Sa's, Ac Ac- ice. And are now prepared to print to order, fat the neatest manner, every description of Blanks. . U" A11 orders for Printing of any kind will be promptly sttended to. "Messenger" Office, .1 1 AshevUleJIune 5, 1840. - State of Aorlh Carolina, ! BUNCOMBE COUNTY, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July Term, 1840. Ja'"?M' Original attachment levied TBoxuTavu ii"0- . IT sppearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant. Thomas Taylor, is not an inhabitant of this State it is ordered by the Court that publication be made for six weeks, in the "Highland Messenger," for the said Thomas Tay. lor to appear at the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be hold for said county, at the Court House ul Ashcville, on the third Monday alter the fourth Monday in September next, then and there to replevy and plead to issue, or judgment aril be entered sgainst him, and the land levied on con demned for the payment of the debt and costs. Witness, N. Hasbbwk, Clerk of our said Court, at Office, the first Monday in July, A. I). 1840. . tlAIUU3UN,CUb July 17th, 1810. 5 -. 6w 7. State of North Carolina, BUNCOMBE COUNTY, , Cotfof of Pleas and' Quarter Sessions, Jul Term. 1840. , Mat B. Uses origUMd tmment levied Toas Txvws. S on land. r? appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant, Thomas Taylor, is not an inhabitant of this Stater it is ordered by the Court that publication be made for sis weeks m the "Highland Messenger," for the said Thomas Tay. lor to appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quar ter bessions to be held- for said county, at tne Court House in Ashcville, on the 3rd Monday af ter the 4th Monday in September next, then and there to replevy and plead to iesoe, or judgment will he entered alpiinat him, and the land levied on condemned for the payment of the debt and cost. Witness, N. Habusox, Clerk of our said Court at Office, the first Monday in July, A. D. 184p. " '- ' . liAKKiHUHrSJubx July 17th, 1840, 95 6w 7 State of North Carolina, zBUNCOMBE COUNTY, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jut Term, 1840. Jacob R.MWoa if.. .. .MhmMlt i. -vs. " .ri Thomas Tavuw. V '" IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant, Thomas Taylor is not an inhabitant of this State; it ia ordered by the Court that publication be made for six: weeks in the "Highland Mcsscusiy "for the said Thomas Tay. lor to appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quar. 1 ter seesaws, 10 DC neia ior saia county, at tne Court House in Asheville, on the 3d Monday after tfi a.4th Monday in September next, then and there to rvplcvy, and plead to issue, orjudgment will be entered sgainst him, and the land levied on con demned for the payment of the debt and cost. Witness, N. I Lis also," Clerk of our said Court, at Office, the first Monday in July, A. 1). 1840. H. HARRISON, Cta. July 17th, 1840. S5 6w 7 Blank'. Illank It t: JUST printed, and for sale at the " Messenger" Office, a new assortment of BLANKS among which are Constables: Warrants, with Judgements and Executions, Superior and County Court Solicitors' Indictments for Affrays, Assaults, Ac, Ae. ' J - , 0"AU orders for Blankt of any kind, promptly attended to i Asheville; July 84, 1840. . .. 1 5 PRINTING! PRINTINGS : 1 . - rsrvilIS Office havbir now on hand a eomplete I U .rtmralsf Book and Job Trie, tlie pro prietors are psesarsa 10 zecsne, u uw b wu- tooattle style, ana on mutMjrmw sui ss, u v 1 a imumss fiixtkb. Bach as PampMrts, Show Bilk, Way Bins, Stage and Hors do4 Business, Professional and Visiting Cards; every kind of Planks; Election Tickets, Slc Sut Si-Cm " " ' tT The assortment of Type fa this Offlcs ia not surpassed in any Office m this section of the State, sad being entirely new, ws ean safely promise. that PrinUns of every description wfll bs hand. J All orders for Printing, addressed to theTublish era, wui bs thankfully received and prompty at tended to. -aheyille,JnfM&,1840. ' 1 Slate of North Carolina, '- HAYWOOD COUNTY. COURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS, s: Jnae Smlon, 1810. m , X AMsmvrysoniM Orso Attachment r if7 -"Vk'; "levied on land. Joh Carson. - rr appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant, John Carson, is not aa inhabitant of this State, k is ordered by Court, that Dublication be made for six weeks In the "HisUand Messenrer." for the said John Carson to appear at the next Court of PJeej and Quarter Hessions, to be held for said county, at the Court House ia WaynesvilR on the third Moiuiay after the fourth Monday in September next ; then .and there to irpk-ry, and plead to issue, or judgment wit) be entered against Dim, ana ins lana leviea on condemned for the payment of the debt and f, , - - WILLIAM WELCH, Ok. Pfslos f44.J 6w-5 Witness, July, 1840, r --- BOOKS! BOOHS t A HANDSOME lot of new Religious BOOKS, consisting, in part, of Clarke's Commentary on the Old and New Testa. ments, S vote, royal octavo. , 2-r" -Wesleyi Sermons, a vols, royal octavo, Walsou'i I dot- " " r . ... . Watson's Biblical and Tbeolosrical Dictionary " CovaTs BOdical Dictionary for Sabbath Schools, (anew work.) ' - - Travels fat different parte of Europe in 1836-7, by Wilbur Fisk, S.T.D. - farents Friend, or Letters, on the Education of Children, by Rev. D. Smith. ' , Child's Magaxme, 16 vols. Voyages and Travels, compiled Irom ine most an. - then tic sources, 14 voU. , - jL-.- Evangelical Rambler, 13 vols." ' . .U-- A great varietj of Sabbath School Spelling, Bead ing, Question and Hymn Books, Ae tic Single Sermons, by different authors, on a variety " of subjects. , A large supply of Religious Tracts. - All of wluch will be sold low for esih. Enquire arthe offics of the M' ani 1 ., Asheville, June 5, 140. . 1 OodeWs JLad h"9 Book. lOIUHTEEN Original contributori to January MlA number. Nineteen original contributors to j t eoruaxy numoer. cicva euiDeuisumcnia w tan tare nunibers. Ninety-six pages of reading mat. ter by authors whose names stand among the foremost m tne literary . tanas ot our country, aa EssaybitsMiss Mary W. Hale, rrofessor Walter, Mrs. Hofland, Mr.Sigourney, Mrt.Hale; Mrs. JS. r. EJIet- Poets. Miss Mary R. MItford. Miss C. H. W terman, Eliza Earle, Miss IL F. Uonld, Mrs. L H. Sigoumey, Mrs. F. 8 Osgood, Mrs. C. Baron Wilson, v"m. Cutter, James T. Fields, lsaae C. Ray, J. S. Uusolle, James Montgomery, Miss Ju liet If. Lewis, Mis A II. WoodbrHlge; C. Embnrv. Mrs. C. L. Hentx. Mrs. Mary H. Pet1. sons. Miss A. M. F. Buchanan, Mrs. H. B. Stowe. Mrs. M. St. Leon Loud. - Of the above eminent writers, celebrated In our own and most of them well known In other eotm. tries, have each had an article either in the Jana aryor rcbruary number ot insiiooK. It is unnecessary for us to my that no such ar. ray of names can be shown by any. other Maga. sine in this country saav ones. We rive three times aa manv embellishments as any ether Magazine, and each plate ar equal, U not superior to tho one of any contemporary, and yet the price of the magazine is not increased. Our edition is immense, thiirofore we are enabled to go to a greater expense than any other publish er. A better return may mcrejoro. do expeciea tor the price paid ior subscription. .. lathe taro numbers just published we have riven 4 plates of Fashions, containing 11 Figures. I beautiful specimen of Lace work. 1 Spkndid Steel Plate-beyond comparer iesf turns engrm- essur sr pwbtiwJkem m mm Amenemm Hwgmztme. 4 rsses of music A new unblematical Cov er. " In addition to our nraal well arranged enibeU bshmenta, we always publish Seei TUU.page Utnee m year ' " The whole amount of engravings and ernbel. bshmenta of various kinds that ths Book contains. er will contain this year, may be estimated at about SIXTY. A new series of papers of great vahss has been lately commenced by Mrs. Hale. "The Domestic Department" this during the year will compose a great amount of useful matter. For enterprise, at least, we think we deserve some credit : we have been the first to rive to an American public original article, from Ae pen. of JMary MusseU Hitmrd, author of "Our Village" Mrs. CorwaU Baron Wilson, editor of London La Me lie Mrs. Homand, author of several useful and valuable works; James Montgomery, author of "Omniscience of the Deity," tic ; Thomas Miller, author of Fan Rosamond and Roystoa Cower-- Ebeaexer Elliott, author of Corn Law Rhymes. cause they all date from London our object only I to show that where there are good articles to be we do not parucuiarly mention these names be- had, there wifl we apply. No author of any re putation baa eversougbt admission to "The Book" m yarn. Godey's Lady's Book is furnished at S3 per an num, the money invariably to be received before a single number is sent. Tho following system of ciuMMng may answer the purpose , of many wish- mg MsuDscnoe. Walter Scott's Novels, and Lady's Book, one year, . SIO aiarryau-s novels, and lsuiys riook one Veer. Maw Austin's Novels, and Lady's Book, one year, . Lady Blessington's Novels, and Lady. Book, one year, f Miss Landon's Novel and Poetry, and Lady's ' Book, one year, , Pickwick Papers, tU. tut-, and Lady's Book, one year, - Miss Leslie's Cookery, and Lady's Book one I year, . : ' 5 Two copies Lady. Book, ane year, "... 5 1 AU orders to bo addressed to 1 L.AGODEY. v.. 911 Chesnut st, Philadelphia N. B. The public will please be careful of tra velling impostors. . j. . s . - The arch number will contain seven figures of rash ions, and Fac Similes trf the writinv of V 1 xT. . a a . a wa. . Msmaw cyron, jrt oauemter Ada. AIjm Scdnnck. I - Ma? O V Fcbr. 12, 1S40. H Job rrinlin?. CIRCULARS, Hand-bills, Cards, Ubcls, a kinds of Blanks, and every description of Printing, ntaCy executed at ilusomwonmodcnte terms. , Southern ?:.' X2oc KDrnmar " P. C. PENDLL 1 ON &. O. F. PIERck. To the Ladies of Georgia, and of ths South gen rally, the following plan most respectfully sua. gaittod. It is hoped thai it wdl reeeivs their aerioua attention, and meet their approbauosL sjc ttisforthew ssrhthaitWwork is projected. . . , Pi liTicViri. I'.'.. ' rl submitting the followmg pka, we Would Jbst call the attention of ths TUadies, and all thoa, who feel interested (and who are those that s not t) Ul the welfare and improvement of the Fe. aaals sex, to ths presentcohihtiosj sf the Southera rress. . Nearly all ths publications wlich bao from it are engaged in political rissrnsswiia, an their eolmnns teem with accumtsons, denial; abuse and every other form of wordy warfare-, carried on ia language, frequently unfit for "er polite," and seldom suited to the delicacy and gen tleness which belong as peculiarly to the Feuaus character. . Of ths few Bterary papers pubiisAed Soelh the Potomac, there is not one exclusively dedics, ted to the Lkmsst We bare felt this as a want which ought to-be supplied : ana ws propossj w msks an effort to do soy confident that our endeav yors will be crowned with swcessrif we ean only secure th heart V co-operation of those for whom we propose to labor 1'hs La dim or ths Sotmt And ws expect, further, that tvery mteDigeat mind among the other sex, will view with- appro, bation, and aid in sturtaming, aa enterprise dnigm, ed to improve the minds of those, wiuiout wbow cheering smiles and soooiing eompanionsnip, hlo would be dreary and this fitir world a desert. Ws wish, also, to afford to the Ladies a held for the exercise of their own talents, and tor the de. yelopoment of the resources of their minds. Ths lists of authors, for some years past, have fre quently ensoUed the names of females whose glo. raws success nas shea an aoaiuooai raaianoe an the name of M Woman." The " lords of creation" have been forced to aekjwwledge that the Femah) mind is, by no means, deficient hr capacity and mtellcctnal endowments whilst, at the same time it is possessed of superior delicacy and tact. Long was woman's mind held in thraldom long wers her powers underrated, and forced to remain in. active or unexercised, by the force of conventional arrangements ; bat her chains are broken, and her liberty has been proclaimed. Ths article of Mos lem faith that " women nave no souls," no longer obtains among us. Let the ladies now assert their own privileges, and we offer them, in our proposed work, a medium for the expression of their owS. views and sentiments- on all that appertains, in any degree, to the welfare and improvement of their sex, - . In offunns ths plan of a Southern Uuliefltamk, we do Aot Intend that it shall be precisely similar to a woak of like name at the Worth. We leave to our Northern cotenuwrarv pictorial represents; tkms of fashion and dress, for tlie enibellUhmontof the nerson : be it ours to provide a sorb of purit y. elegance, refinement and grace, for the adornment of the mind. . All that may contribute to form ths heart, invigorate the mlndV purify tne anrciiona. and rehne the manners, shall be ear especial care, VOti Wtf Wtfrir vriay btrwTSrthwyiig and fair,- and beautiful; in preparing themselves for the arduous duties which devolve en- rVsmss, in her varied capacity of Dnushter, Wife and Motlier. And we repeat, that in the aecamplisb. nientof Uiis hirh enterpriao, w eoondently ex pect the aid and support of the eaJghtcnedJ and HudicMTua of botn sexes, Arrangements ior regu. sraid will be made with several Ladies, whose productions have already gamed them high fame in the literary, world and several gentlemea sf distinguished attainments have already been ae co red as contributors, from whom scieatinc tracts, with notes snd observations on the Arts, may be expected. This department of the work will re eeive marked attention. In short, nothing will be omitted which may tend to give to the publicatiod such character aa will rcndi-r it wortiny theatten tion of the learned, and of thorn to whom it is ncclally dedicated uttusof tkt South mud etl. It only remains to nbtaitt the requisite 1 number of suliaeribers say two thssstand and a the ladies wui smile upon, and aid oar eitorta, mat number will aot long be wanting. Lt them urge their hi then, husbands, brothers sad friends, and it is soon done. . - . CTThe work will contain sixtyxir royal oc tavo pages, stitched in a neat colored cover, and will appear monthly. TVs Five dollars per annum, payable on the delivery of the first num. her. . The following are some of the contributors to the work: A. Church, D.D, President of Franklin College, Athens. - Professor J. P. WaddcO, Franklis college. . ' Dr. A. Means, Professor of Physic, 8eienoe, Emory college. . . Rev. L A. Few, ex-President of Emory college. Rev. G. H. Round, principal mi the Georgia Cos fcrence Manual Labor ScbooL Rev. Jesse Mercer, Washington, Georgia. Rev. E. L- Wittich, Madison. do. Hon. R. M. Charlton, Savannah, do. A. IL Chappell, Esq-, Macon, do. Hon. E. A. Nisbet,M aeon, - do. PBOSPECTUS or TBS HIGHLAND MESSEXGER. Devoted to Rcfa'gion, Morality, Science, Polities and General Intelligence. . ; EDITED Br 0. R. avcANALlY h J. ROBERTS. - TN proposing to publish a new Journal, and thers. 9 -a. ay io sweu tne number or penoaicals already flooding our country, it will naturally be expected of us to give an outline of the principles by which we expect to be governed. : Tms we will do aS concisely as possible: -And, . 1st While we cautiously exclude au sectarian controversies on abstruse and disputed points: far Christian Theok ijry, we will carefully snd constant, ly hold up the Bible and the Christian religion as indispensable to the moral, social and political in lercsisoi any community. maintem sound princinlrsc molality, correct taste and good inanners. Vice in all its varied forms shall meet its merited rebuke, and a decided stand will be taken acramst all impurity of expression ov representation, as aU cjowmshness snd vulrarity. In rtort, no pains will be snared to make our eaDr a welcwmt Mettruger Us the yirtoous and good ot every age and of every sect. . - -- 3d. A liberal share of our attention shall'be de. voted to those branches of natural science so ne- eessary to be at least partially undenrtood by every farmer and every mechanic of the eormtry. 4Ui. The Political Department will be Under ths immediate and sole control of J. Boaters, wbs believes himself to be a frae Retmblirmm. mnd mm such esawsf, and milt asf, support the leading mea sures of the present Administration. :' On this sub. ject, his course will be calm, though decided. H wui, fi au umes, use tne Uberty of promptly and plainly expressing his opinions on aO subjects bees, ing on the political interests of the community, without, at sny time, prostituting hi. paper to the unhallowed purpose, of detraction and abase, lbs course will be decidedly indeoendenL. H.i.nWir- ed to no party, and will always write and publish what he believes will tend to the public weal and suppress what in hiajugdment would be injuries. And finally, aa we shall ask the favor of ex changing with the best papers of the country, w hope to be always ready to keep oar leaders inform, ed of tlie important transactions passinr at boms snd abroad. . ' ' Terms. ."fv' lae " iiKiHLAjrDMraBK7nrs win hs.MMUhrd ZiPln "CW Pm nd tPC. and on a large sheet at EJ 50 per annum, if naia in dnw tllUlt the end of Uk subscription year. No subscription will be received t U. iaoknd than twelve months, nor will wnv nanxr h iml tinued except at the ootioa of th nnhliW wwtil all arrearages are settled. . t.t ... ; . tTAxr rxisosrxoct'aptc six suscaisexs. wnx fc rvrmtD to a eon cutis ni osrg rtut. ' , V - ; -
Highland Messenger (Asheville, N.C.)
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