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.4 'V ' f Tribute ' TO TIIE MEMORY OF E. STRADLET. ' aid. i. Ada. - 'Tar better thus, fai life bright spring, .Ere earth had oiled the spirit's wing Ere grief had dimm'd thine eye with team Or thog badst wept o'er waited years' , Or on thy tranquil brow alum care , Ilad left its rueful impress there. To pas u youth's unspent career, - ' Where hop shall bloom,' ujnmix'd with fear ! .. jr afi - - ; ' Far better thus 'each ever'd tie ' ' Shall reunite in world on high I Though heart waj bleed awliile below, J And sigh from stricken bosom flow, ' ' Tet sorrow's wail and angui bs moan ' Sliall change to rapt arc' gushing tone, When band meet hand, and eye meet eye Where loveshaH never change, nor die ! Far better Ihna I Earth' longing rain, It rcetlrt doubt. tU dread, it pain The secret wish but to explore The realm beyond. Death's ilent sboro - .Are quench'd to tlieo, whose Vpirit glance Jivw wanders o'er that mat expanse Vale on scenes where angels gaze, And earth' redecui'd from earliest days ! Franklin Aug. iS, 184 , " occupied, exposed for hourg to the murder; our fire of a French battery.. Outaidc, lancer and cuirassier w scattered thickly on the earth.5 Madly attempting to force the serried bayonets of the British, ' they had fallen in the booties essay, by the mus ketry of the inner files. Farther on you trace the spot wbere" the cavalry of France and England had encountered ; chasseur and hussar wereb, intertiungled, j '; and the heavy Norman horse of the Imperial uuard were interspersed; with the gray chargers which had carried Albion's chivalry Here the Highlander and traileur lay side by ride together f and the heavy dragoon, with erecn Erin's badge upon his helmet, was grappling in death with the. Polish lancer. - On the summit i of th-ridtre'. where the ground was cumbered with dead, and trodden fetlock deep in. mud arid : gore, by the frequent rush, of irival cavalry, the thick-strewn corpses of the Imperial Guard, pointed outihe spot -where Napoleon , hnd been defeated. Here, in column, that fa vored corps, ott whom his last chance rest' cd, had been annihilated ; and the advance and repulse of the guard was traceable by a mass of fallen r rencltmcn. In the hollow, below the last stggle wf France had been vainly made ; for ibehaMnguard at, tempted to meet the Britktr, and afford time for their disorganized .companions to rally. MaxveWt Victories of the Uribslv. ml (WATER-PROOF.), WARE-noi'oBAXD Commission Easiness. . HAMBURG, 8. C. nriHE subscriber is much gratified tluu he is I JL once mors able to offer lus scrvfces to hi friend and old customers, in the . - ., Wire-Donne ind ComnJisjiofi Bnsinrs. - . KXTRACT FROM AN ORATION, ' Delivered at Fmgah, Ohio, on the 4th of July, by , f ''.. " . r' Mr. Lssjeci. Reynolds. . i,!W will include all other means for tlie promotion of our prosperity and happiness, n8 Batter, himself that theeligible Ideation of hW unocr l tie ucau oi notional virtue and piety. I Ware-House, and its comparative inmunity from rf isatruth developed inHhescripturcw.t tt,ooa' wi procure runn, v ...:n .. .ii.. eral patronage- - - ' j- - w ; w ,..; ,w .vu. i "vwpvu h WDnjlt Wm.ttM formferiy known , thlWglloutUlO empire, ot , the Almighty, ..Adams & Walker's, and bfillus; up eue wing that niisery is for ever inseparable from vice, of ft above the highest watermark of the late and happine&rfa for ever wedded to virtue, freshet, for ihe purpwc of torinr therein the Cot Piety is the great conservative principle in f of renter, and Country Mereh.nu. Th J i S . it r. site is t least two feet hirhcr than any other the moral uiuveo impiety jstlie great re. Ware Jlouw in town ; and tL diriaion that hu - pukuve, disorganizing, destructive agent in been elevated will store from 1800 to 2000 bales. U1G moral UUIVCTSe. A jrovcrillUCIIl IS pure I ie-win ai u coiion, anu omna 10 men uubiiicw and permanent, and calculated to produce " ' ?naly tramuieted by Lommimaan Merchunt. i .,. , , , I.,-,: ., . ,i y . ..ipi-f. vi 7r,,v---,;4-JtLaa,.laiita,aL,ta- .-vim 1IU L athtra engaged in the same- 'wiiieiiiW coiatr, I. C. THE Proprietor of the Sulphur SPRINGS, in Buncombe county, North Carolina, four and half miles west of Asbeville, beg ksvs to that bis entire establishment is in excellent repair, and open to accmnjnodate from one hundred and " Ten Dollars nticm d V PRINTING! PRINTING!! flfM JLTi nutof the sUble, at John Love's, in srwwfTta rm havifi iwvoa dbi:u w"'" JL mxlmmt IfcS and Job Type, the pro- r ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Of THE Mails j At and from Asheville, JV. (j , IbnwJ SVmntv North amlina: (IB KatUT. duy night, the 20th ilaiit, a yellow orrfcl bone, I tn prepared to execute, il thm fah with a pretty larre bhae in hi face, extending to I i,L,hl.-tTUj. and on moderate term, all kinds M fifteen bands ana a Ban njgn erynesiTy douku, with a beaut if i I car. "head and -neck i he- steps hnrt ni unick walk and trots well : ne of bis hips ia a little lower than the other ; be is eight Such as FunrWeuH Show ftitts. Way DdK BUge and UorssskM Buaine, ProSesawnal and VuuUng Card; every kind of Blanks Election Tickets, gJT The assortrrtrat of m SJMIU vum W s OHiiirwiw "WW ww fiuiimvw I r . ... . . , ... -Jim bath houand pkvumre ground, well pre Ui February, w,ti, a man by U,e Mn of ITielp., ,nd being entirely new waa Za A a kia JT iw5-tfn,-. he hne. in Greenville District, S.C. I have mce rode that Printing of every description, will be, hand- someiyexecuicu. . , an nrAt-r far Printinir. addressed to tnorublhin. en, will be thankfully received and proftlply at- tendedto.'. 1 ' .nv Asheville, June 5, 1840. - " -, State of Worth Carolina, ; HAYWOOD COUNTY. COURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS, ' ; June ScmIom, 1810. . : . Allison d Bryson pared, and from hi success "heretofore, he hopes to Continue to nceivs liberal share of public pat- ronnge. ' r" . - Bssriald, slsov, respectfully inform southern (fPsrtuiiii wbp way desire summer residenees in li'eoutythkthehasanumberorbeaa. tifut sites' eijHlie viainity of the springs, which he will dipoe of on the mat reaaonuble terra. ' N. B. Timber and every advantage for building at hand. r' JL DEAVER, Proprietor. .- ,- . . . : J bt-8 July. lfrlO. Sfate of North Carolina, .BUNCOMBE COUNTY, him on the Blaimrillc, Lfiyctte, and Spring Place Circuits, in Georgia, and I ranklin Circuit, n. FrankUn, June 26, 1810. 3t-i State of North Carolina, - BUNCOMBE COUNTY, Court of Pleat and Quarter Session t .. . jury jiermtiQiv MastbiB. Lncs ) original attachment levied Thomi Tavlos.' j r T appearing to the antisfaction of the Court, tliattlie delendant, i nomas layior, is not an Southern Mondays, Thursdays &. Saturdays, by 10 o'clock, r.u. Western, via Warm Springs, ate .-Tuesdays, Thursdays ft. Saturdays, Weatem, via FrahklinJ toGao-Wedncsdays, 7,! Eastern,v Morganton &c-Mondays dtFridays, 3 ttJt.-, . i Eastern, vis Ruther. fnrdton, &eSundays, Tuesdays and Fridays, at 8, Ml. - .. ., , . - Eastern, via Bumsville, &c .-Mondays, 4 r. at. Southern, via Catheys Creek, aeluesdays, ar.M. Sunday Wedimibi. v... ! and Mondays, at 4 Fridays, toclock, J Tuesday, and fcV days, & a, at. -t , ( Mondars. Thmj ' nnd Saturdays rfcl. Wednwdaye.laV y,aUoU jfonda A.. I irJ. ':. f j i. . c i M. tliattlie Oeicnaani, inomaa Aayior, isnoian Court Xf riea and Quarter Sessions, inbabitan, of sute; it ia ordered by the Court V Julu Term, 1840. . 4 . that nublication be made for six weeks in the Jousm I Original Attachment levied on hnd. , I vs. ' John Carson. T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the deieuuani, jonn vanon, nut u Constable's WHrrnnta. LARGE quantity just printed and for ,! this ottiCe. . yf ' ' ' , L"rc CrigbaTartachrnent 'levied r,Iie,,Mnger:!! fttfrEZSToE -"-" of orderedjy Court, ' I j onuuuL. . J Utoappwat therwxtCourtof rUa and tiuar-l pyjcation be made for si week in Uio ...'. 'In:'.- i on uumL- 1 UAS M MT MMUm J v.l I IT -appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the defendant, Thomas Taylor, is not an inhabitant of this State; it is ordereo by the Court that publication be made for sis weeks in the 'Highland Messenger," Sir the said Tnomos Tay lor to appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quas. ter Semohs, to be held for said county, at the Covwt Hou uvAsheviUe, on the 3rd Monday af ter the 4 th Monday in Septem er next, then and there to replevy, and plead to issue, or judgment will be entered against him, and the land levied on condemned for the payment of the debt and coeL Witness, N. jMto, Clerk of our said Court at Office, the first, Monday in July, A. II. J 8 JO. - N. HARRISON, Cix July'177 1810. : ; f 5 6w 7 O In a irain oflerinr his servieea to his friends and the public, the subscriber cannot retrain irain acknowledging the liberal patronage lie once re ceived from them, and hopes by his attention to business, that it will be renewed, nnd rt will be thankfully received.-'" -' tJOLLOTHUN WALKER. Hambtinr, Auir. 8, 1840. ' . tint Vi and incorporated with the principles of piety .The influence ' of Chrintianity constitutes the great difll'rcnce we bcliold among the na tions of the earth.'. Those of Christendom, when true to Uieir principles,, uniformly exhibit a vast superiority. .Tins sentiment ia 'fittstninral liv tlin flict tlint wlwn n Oirix. tian nation fembraccs infidehty she is plung. . , 1116 "WB" Ahevaie, N. C. and Mem. : ... i, , .i-i. ii! e I taJneer at Greenville, Jfesscneer at Pendleton, Cd into all tho horrors Wluch might U CX- ani Advertiser at Edgefield, iusrrt the above peeled as a consequence ol separation from six months, and send their accounts to the great source of happiness. Do you want proof? I Look at I ranee. That na tlon tried the fearful experiment tliat pco. plo declared independence of Heaven tliey rcnonnced allegiance not only to Louis G.W. Jtlce. fTMIE subscribers having taken ut letters of -a. administration upon the estate or ucuKiib rA I 1J., dea'd., hereby notify aU person har. . itlir elaima ftminsft Katrl .wlntff. In imMimt thetn. XVI.. but to the Kmsof kinMrTheT1 cut nrooerlr autlicniicated. within the time prescribed loose tht:ir moorings from the throne of bJ law, or this notice will be phsd in bar of their TO PRINTERS. - . . E. IVhtte 8 irm. Ilagir, . RESPECTFULLY inform the'Printersofthe United Mtatesto whom the have been indi. vidually known as Letter Founders, that they jibriha venow formed a copartnership in said business, and by a long experience, they nope to be able to give satisfaction to all who may favor them with their orders. '. : . u ' ' The introduction of machinerv in place of the tedious and unhealthy process of casting type by band, a'desideratnm by the European founders, was by American ingenuity, and a heavy expen diture of tune and money on the part of our senior partner, first successfullv accomplished. Exten sive nse of machine-cant letter, has'' fully tested and established its superiority In every particular. aver those east by the old iHocgsW The letter-foundry business will hereafter be carried on by the parties before named, under the firm of White, Hager Sc. Co. Their specimen ex. hibits a complete scries, from. Diamond to sixty, four Line Pica. The Book and News type being ia the most modem style. rr 'L , White, Hager At Co. are agents' for the sale of Smith and Rust Printing Presses, which they can furnish their customers at manufacturers,' prices ; Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks, Ink, and every article used in the printing busincn, kept for sale and furnished on short notice. Old Type' taken in exchangeibr new, at nine cents per pound. ' New York, 1840, , 9 ter Sciwions. to be held for said county, at the Court House in Asheville, on the 3rd Monday af ter the 4th Monday in September next, then and them to review and plead to issue, or judgment will beenteredaeainsthun, and the land levied on condemned for the payment of the debt and cost. , Witness, N. IIakjuson, Clerk of our said Court at Office the first Monday, m July, A. II. 18 IU. r . N. HARRISON, Cut- July 17, 1840. ., f5. 6w 7 State of JYorthy Carolina HAYWOOD COUNTY. . - f onrt of Pltai and Qnartcr Snsioni, June Sessions, 1840. Gcoaos W. Hats, Attachment, levied W-W.Wslch.- Highland Messenger," fos the said John Carson ! to anoear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for said county, at the Court (loose in Waynrsville, on the third Monday after the fourth Monday in September next : then and there to replevy, and plead to issue, Or judgment wiO be entered s gainst him, and the land levied on condemned for the payment of. the debt and i posts. .r.?-rTrf -r-r Witness.: WILLIAM WELCH, Clk. July, 1840. i Pi fee ft.OO. 6w-5 , - BOOKS! BOV118T "' A HANDSOME fot of new Religious BOOKS, consisting, in port, of , Clarke's Commentary on the Old and New Testa ments, 6 vols. loyal octavo. 1 , : Wesley's Sermons, 2 vols, royal octavo. Watson s do. Watson's Biblical and Theological Dictionary, t i appearing 10 ine sausmciion 01 uie vouri, 1 - r.. , T. . . 0 T. 0 , thatthe defendant is not an inhabitant ofthi. Covrfs Bu.uc.1 IhcUonarj for babbath Schools, Stationer' Hall, 85 kast Day,, -; CHARLESTON, . C. ;, AGENTS for Lothian & Hagar's Type Fi dry. New York, will contract touppll" quantity or variety of Printing Type to the K er of North and Sooth Carolina, and Georgia, as advantageous terms as they can be furaia! from the manufacturers. The Type mads ml establishment is all east by hand, the metal eq;. ii not superior to any in the country. - - - , j . We are also agents for R. Hoe & Co' Mart and Hand PRESSES, and aU ptherarticle irn faeturcd by them for Printers' and Binders' a , We also keep on hand, and contract for then. ulur supply of Printing Paper, of any quantit) eize. . ,.'- Johnson 6l Durant's Printing Ink, alwayi hand. Forsaleby . -'BURGES &. WALKER, . March 3, 1840. ; - , 1 recovery.- All persona indebted to the estate arc requested to come forward snd make payment. JOSHUA KOBEKly, W CALV LV PA1TOX, j August IS, iai0. V2 3( God, and their sails were crowded with all tho worst passions of tho human heart. If you would catch a glimpse of what a people may Deconic, wnen ten to tnomscJves, turn our eyes on France as she. then was. lere was the triumph of reason here was th reign of pluloeophy here was indeed liberty with a vengeance, ' far, it was such liberty as results from a telihmiishinent of all interests in that covenant by which the attributes' of Jehovah are pledged Jn behalf of man. We will not travel through the seas of blood, or dwell upon" the scenes of rapine and murder, which deluged and con- Mhcville, N. C Aug. 14, 1840. vulscd that fair land. But O, gentle IIea- . . ; t venT save my country from sucn crimes and from such sufferings. , The surest and the shortest way to indi vidual or national destruction is, to with draw from under tlie patronage of heaven. Exterminate the institutions of Christianity -let our sabbaths be desecrated and for. Taken up, - Jjt And committed to Jail, in this) place, on J SOth July, A NEGRO MAN, who says L bis name is TANDY, S feet 6 or 7 inches i high of dark complexion 19 or SO years old says he belongs to William Leak, of Laurens District, S. C. 1 The owner is requested to come forward, prove propdrty, and pay charges, or he will be dealt with as tlie law direct. J. M. SMITH, Jailor. tf 11 State, it ia ordered by Courtf that publication be made for 6 weeluin the Highland Mesemrer,for the said W.W. Welch to amiear befow the Justices of the Court aforesaid, at the next Court to be held for the county of Haywood, at the Court House in Waynesville, on the third Monday after the fourth Monday in September next, then and there to replevy and plead to issue, or judgment will be entered arainst him, and the land levied on c Ldemncd to satisfy raid debt and costs. Witness, WIJJJ AM WELCH, CTk. July, 1840.. Pr-s fee $4 00. 6w 5 NOTICE. OOME time in the month of April last, the subscriber purchased, at this place, from a man who called himself I .a ban Jones, a ISay Marc, ! about 14 hands 3 inches high, both hind feet white, a small ring of whito above tlie hoof of "her near fore foot, and a tar in her face. gotten demolish, our temples ' of worship I But a small part of tlie value of ai mare was banish the, blessed JJiblo from the land, and you not only wrest from trembling age its only prop, from youth its only hope, from ithe child of-povcrty its only treasure, and from sorrow its only solace but you uproot the tbundations of tlif government, you rob thejaation of iw grandeur.?; you dismantle the fui rest edifice that ever rear ed its top to heaven. The wandering pil grim, surveying with gloomy, feeling the vast desolation, l would say to himself r glory has forever set M Hope sits weeping in the heavens, and washes out with falling tears the traces of her feet on earth. Surely that nation only is permanent, pros, perou&v and happy, whose God is the Lord. paid at the time of the purchase. - From some suspicious ctrcuinstaneea in Jones' eondoct, at tlie tune of the Sale, together with the fact of hi bar inr never returned to receive the purchase money, the subscriber is induced to believe that tlie maro had been stolen.. , She is still in his poenrssiori, and can be bad by the owner, on his producing satis, factory proof of his right to her, and paying for this advertisement. . JOHN OSBORV. Asheville, N.C., Aug. 14, 1840. : 11 Watebuio it soon the dat aftek the lATTtE- On a surface of two square miles it was ascertained that fifty thousand men and, horsca' were lying ! The luxurious crop of ripe grain which had covered the field of buttle was reduced to litter and beat en into the earth, and tho surface trodden down by the cavalry, and furrowed deeply by the cannon wheels, strewed with many a relic of the fight Helmets and cuirasses, shattered firearms and broken swords, all the variety of military ornaments, lancer caps, and highland bonnets, uniforms of every color, plume, and pennon; musical irrstnimerits, ' tnc apparatus ot artillery, drums, bugles j. but, why dwell on the har rowing picture of a fottghten field! : Each and every ruinous display bore mute testi mony to the njsery of such a battle. 1 .. . .;..L Could Uie rnelancfioly appearance of this scene of death be heightened, . it would be by w itnessing the researches of the living amidstjts desolation for the objects of their love. Mothers, and wives, and children. fTlHE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure JL in announcing that it still continues under the care of Mr. U. Z. A1IAMS. - The Fall Session commences Monday the 26th of Julv. The buildifle ia new and commodious. situated in view of the village, on a commanding airy, healthy eminence, and -conveniently ar. ranired. Boarding can lie had in irspeetabte fainilics on, reasonable terms. 1 oiuon so arranged as to em brace four classes. 1st Class, per scholar per 3d 3d 4 th do. do. do. do do do $15 9 easion, do do do L. Mooat, I K. Gbat, . jr. GriNif, John Slagle, J. IL Silee, Trustees. J. J. J.. State of North Carolina, ' BUNCOMBE COUNir. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions July Session 1840. cudjos, 1 Original Attachment Utitd Wiijjaii Smith. S 1"'- TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that x. tno deienaant,' vv uuans oraim, m am mm mono, itant of this Stale, ft is ordered by the Court that publication be made for six weeks in the High land Messenger," for the said William Smith to the next Lurt ot 1 lea ana v tinner fx- -1-.- - j . r. .1 1 anoear at 71 1 IJ ' V7 """""" Sessfons to be held for said County, at the Court duty ; and the confusion of the corpses, I u , a J.iiie. on the 3rd Mondav after the friend and foe, ifnerminglcd as they were, 1 4th Monday in Sept. next, then and there to re. ofteo Tendered Uie attempt at recognizing! plevy and plead to. issue, or judgment wut oe en. individuals difhcolt, and in some cases im possible. ' i In many places the dead by fotrr deep upon each other mark ing Uie spot which some British snuare had tored against him, and the land levied on con demned for the payment 01 uie ruuniurs aew ano costs." . Test, N. HARRISON, Cl k. July, 1840. t5 3oJ - k MOSPECTTS OF TflE 6 ",. THE lubscriber proposes to publish at Calhoun, Anderson District, S.Cn by the first duy of September next, a weekly Journal of the above title, of respectable size, and rood paper, and fair typo, to be devoted to the dissemination of politi cal principles, in accordance with a strict con. struction of the Federal Compact, and the doc trine promiuVated by the Jenursonian Republican School. 'As consistent with those DrinciDles it wiltadvocato the Election of Wm. H. Harrison. of Ohio to the Presidency, and John Tyler, of Vir. ginia to the Vice Presidency of the United States, and will exercise aU honorable mean for the Sub. version of the present Administration, with a firm Conviction that its leading measures are in direct hostility to the prosperity and happiness of the great mas of the uitixens of our Common Conn, try. "It will observe a mild and dignified tone, and address itself in plain language to the com mon sense of every class of citizens for whose benefit it is designed.'' It will be the uncompro mising opponent of that ridiculous system of pro scription for opinion's sake adopted by the present administration, and will maintain the true char, acter of an Independent public press. ' 1; 1 " And although it will advocate the Election of Harrison and Tyler with all the zeal and ability it can command, as the only hope of restoring the government to it original purity and republican simplicity, it will nevertheless treat with respect the opinions of those who differ with us, and its columns will be open to a temperate discussion of all political subjects, and it will under no circum stances become so much of a parti zan, but that it will scrutinize every act of the Administration for tlie time being, and condemn or approve as may redound to uie interest of me south. The Highland Sentinel will not be exclusively a political paper, but will devote much of its col umns, to Agriculture, Education, Literature, the Arts and Sciences, History, Novelties, Amuse ment, the Turf, Field sports, the markets, dee. and Will use every exertion to present such a medley of useful and entertaining matter that it can not fail to suit the taste of aU classes of readers. 1 The subscriber, a few weeks since issued a prospectus of the Southern Times and General In telligencer, which was designed to occupy neu tral ground in Politics, he was not aware at the '11117' E have now on hand, and shall continue TV to keep, a large and general assortment of printed on good paper, and in the latest style, which will be sold on the usual terms., We now have) Constables' Warrants, ' , ' Ca. Sa's. and Bonds, '' Superior Court Ca. Sa's, ' County Court Road Orders, " . -0 , Executions, Guardians Bonds, Apprentices' Indentures, .. Appearance Bonds, Constables' Delivery Bonds. y Superior Court Witness Tickets. County Court -' do. - do, - - - --- - . County Court Ca. Sa's, oto, &c, &c. And are now prepared to print to order, in the neatest manner, every description of Blanks. - - - IT All orders for ttintmz of any kind will be promptly attended to. "Messenger" Office, . - I AahevUlcylune 5, 1840. ' - State of-North Carolina BUNCOMBE COUNTY, Court of Plea and Quarter Sessim T- T. .1.. fln inii : v.i'.) fiwif term, iou. - James Cask, fa new work.) Travels in different parts of Europe in 1836-7, by Wilbur Fisk, S. T. D. ""- . Parents Friend, or Letters oa the Education of ; Children, by Rev. D. Smith. f71iilH' Maimzine. IS vols. Voyage and Travels, compiled from the most au thentic sources, 1 4 vols. t ' Evangelical Rambler, 13 vols. -' ;'' ' A great variety of Sabbath School Spelling, Read, ing, Question and Hymn Booka,.&e., dtc, Single Sermons, by different authors, on a variety "" of subicot. A large supply of Religious Tract. ' " Ah of which will be suidVwr for cash. ' Enquire at the office of the " Messenger." -Asheville, June 5, 1840. ; ,1 v-sKlniOB PrrsliyttrT. The Presbyten Vs-1 Union, E.Ten. will meet in thisphice ftiday the ia day ot uetober, at which Umei, the Camp-Meeting at Newton Academy, one and a half from Ashevillo will commence. 1 members of Ttesbytery may be expected to rein and preach until the camp-meeting is closed. . Southern Ladles' Book, P. C. PENDLETON & G. F. PIERCL To tho Ladies rf Georgia, and of the South rs' . rally, the following plan i most respectfully a ni'ltrd... Ij i hojed that it will rcceire ti. serious atU ntion, and meet their approbate since it is for their especial benefit that the vi is projected. f . i' Godeys Lady's Book. '. EIGHTEEN Original contributors to January number. - Nineteen original contributors to February number. : Eleven embellishments in the two numbers. Ninety-six pages of reading mat ter by author. whose -names stand among the foremost in the literary ranks of our country, as follow : " " 1 EssayisbvMiss Mary W.Iale, Professor Walter, Mrs. Hofiand, Mrs. Sigourney, MnJlalc, Mrs. E. F. Ellet. .J,orA Miss Mary R. Mitford, Miss C. H. Wa terman, Eliza Earle, Miss II. F. Gould, Mrs. L. H. Sigourney,' Mrs. F. S Osgood, Mrs. C Baron Wilson, Wm. Cutter, James T. Fields, Isaac C Ray, J. 8. Dnsolle, James Montgomery, Mist Ju liet H: Lewis, Miss A 1. Wood bridge. Writers of Tale Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs. E. C. Embury, Mrs. C. L. Hentz, Mrs. Mury II. Per. sons, . Miss A. M. F. Buchanan,' Mrs. H. B. Stowe, Mrs. M. St. Leon Loud.x . Of the above eminent writers, celebrated in our own and most of them well known in other coun tries, havs each had an article either in tho Janu. ary or February number of the Book. ' "lT - , It is unnecessary for us to say that no such sr. ray of names can be shown by any other Mags. ii o i. -', r 1 1 Tiiosias Tavlos, V u" HT appearing to the satisfaction of tlie Court, Ja. 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 Fleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for said county, at the Court House in Asheville, on the third Monday after the fourth Monday in September next, then and there to replevy and plead to issue, or judgment will be entered against him, and the land levied on con demned for the payment of the debt and costs. Witness, N. IlAaaisoN, Clerk of our said Court, at Office, the first Monday in July, A. D. 1840. . HARRISON, Cut July 17th, 1840 $5 ; 6w 7 State of North Carolina,- BUNCOMBE COUNTY, Couot of Pled and Quarter Sessions, July Term, 1840. jOriginal Thomas Tavlos. S r' appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant, Thomas Taylor, is not an inhabitant of this State; it is ordered br the Court that publication be made for six weeks in the "Highland Messenger, for the said Thomas Ta lor to appear at the next Court of Picas and Quar ter Sessions to be held for said county, at the Court House in Asheville, on the 3rd Mondav af- lime that South Carolina would en teethe arena of I ter the 4 th Monday in September next, then and X . . 1 ' -. L . I . . I 1 I 1 .! - , ! 1.1 1 . 1 . rreaiueni nuamg nut uie earnestness mai site is 1 uiere replevy aiiu picaa w issue, or.juagmeni likely to do. But having been disappointed in I will be entered against him, and the land levied on that. expcctaUoDJUDdjTCt. willing to stand aloof j condemned for the payment of the- debt and-eoatv from an -irnportarit-poUUcafr-wmtet, has thu f Witness; N. IUtxiso.M, Clerk of our said Court changed hi purpose and has issued this proepec- I at Office, the first Monday m July, A. D. 1840. Original attechment levied I xine in this country of any price. attachment levied on land. We rive three timet a manv embelNshmcnta as any other Magazine, and each plate ta equal, if not superior to the one of any contemporary, and yet the price of the magazine is not increased. Our edition is immense, tliorofoni we are ; enabled to go to a greater expense than any other publish er. A better return, may therefore be expected for the price paid for subscription, ' - ; i In the two numbers just published we have r'ven 4 plates of Fashions, containing 11 Figures, beautiful specimen of Lace work. 1 Splendid Steel Plate beyond compare, the best tin tngra. mng ever publunea tn mn American Mogattne. 4 Pages of music A New Emblematical Cov er. - ' -' : .,.,' :. : -i In addition to our usual well arranged embel lishments, we always publish Steel TUU-paget thrice m year . . The whole amount of engravings' and . embel lishments of various kinds that the Book contains, or will contain this year, may be estimated at bout SIXTY. . - A new seric of papers of gpreat value has keen lately commenced by Mrs. Ilafe. "The Domestic Department" this during the year will compose a great amount of useful matter. v "" For enterprise, at least, we think ' we deserve some credit; we have been the first to give- to an American public original articles from the pen of Mary Russell Mitford, author of "Our Village" Mrs. Corwall Baron W ilson, editor of London La Belle Mrs. Hoffland, author of several useful and !TWolfk; James Montiromery, author of "Omniscience of the Deity, &oc. ; Thomas Miller, PROSPECT IN submitting the following plan, we would t call the attention of the Ladies, and all il who feel interested (and who are those that not 7) in the welfare and improvement of the F; mala sex, to the prescntcohdition of the South; Press. Ncariyall the publications which in from it are engaged fat political eiscussions, their columns teem with accuratseas, desk abuse and every other form of wordy warlarr carried on in lanutigc, frequently unfit for "tr petite," and seldom suited to the delicacy and r . tlencss which belong so peculiarly to the Fem., character. . ."". I ' Of the few literary -papers published Soots I the Potomac, there w not one exclusively detUi ted to the Ladies! Vie have felt this as a mi which ought to be supplied : and we propose f make an effort to do so, confident that our cmk vors will be crowned with success, if we can - secure the hrarty co-operation of those for vM we propose to labor Tint ladues or rat SotrmJ And we expect,, further, that every intcllir ; mind among the other sex, Vill view with appj nation, and aid in sustaining, an enterprise dear ' cd to improve the minds of those, without vim cheering smile and toothing companionship, fc would be dreary and tin fair world a desert. ' f - We wkh, also, to afford to the Ladies a ftehH the exercise of their own talents, and for the velopement of the resources of their minds. - T. lists of authors, for soma years past, have W quently cnsolled the names of females whose j; riou (uccess has shed an additional radiance r the name of " Woxak." The " lords of crratw have been forced to acknowtedee that the Fen mind is, bv no means, deficient irr capaeitv it; intellectual endowments whilst, at the same fc! it .is possessed of superior delicacy and tact. L was woman's mind held in thraldom long we; her powers underrated, and forced to remain f active or unexercised, by the force of eonvenDasf arrangements ; but bcr chains are broken, and m liberty has been proclaimed. The article of Maf fem faith that " women have no souls, no keff obtains among us. Let the ladies iiow assert Uk own privileges, and we offer them, in our prop"; work, a medium for the expression of their or view and sentiments, on all that aprrtarn, s any degree, to the wclforo and improvement i tneursex. -.? - -. ' In offering the plan of a Southern LrndtefBe. we do not intend that it shall be nreeiaelv shnM to a woak of like name at the North. We M to our Northern cotemporary pictorial reprewatil tions of fashion nnd dress, for the embellishment'; the person : be it ours to provide a rarb of punt' elegance, refinement and grace, for the adornnx m the mind. AU that may contribute to form It. nean, invigorate the mind, author of Fair 'Rosamond and Royston Gower Ebenezer Elliott, author of Com Law Rhymes. We do not particularly mention these name be cause they all date from London. our object only is to show , that where there are good articles to be had, there will we apply. No author of anyft potation has eversougbt admission to "The Book' .H. HARRISON. Cut- I !"?- - . . ;- -.- " . July 17th, 1840t 5 6w 7 wy study's Book is furnished at f 3 per an- uuiu, uw snurj uivarwuiv w ue iwt'lfca DClOie a single' number is sent. The following system of ciuuDing may answer the purpose or many wish ing to Aubscribc. .... From the very diort time until he proposes to Court of Plea and Quarter Sessims, wue,., v 1 jJ j , n. imnence the publication, it ia important that the ti 1 a a ft Wa,ter Scott NoTel llnd 17 Book, one returned immediately, T.. D a"T'. ' - W . . . . . 1 I risniruiai aiiacumeni lev lea 1 j - j - tu under tlie belief that the friends of reform treh- erally (but more particularly in ths) District and State) will make a United and zealous effort to procure and return subscribers. "Indeed to send the paper to all who read without preju State of North Carolina, ... BUNCOMBE COUNTY, commence the publ names of subscribers be Persons therefore to whom this prospectus is sent. will please forward forthwith the names of such Subscriber as they may procure. (Postage paid, or through their Postmasters) to Calhoun, Ander son District, S. C, and it is earnestly hoped that gentlemen who may be disposed to take an active interest for the cause of reform and may find it inconvenient to mix with theommunity in pro curing subscribers between thai and the proposed time of publication will return any number ' 0 names under a guarantee that mar think the can procure. The press throughout the country is requested to copy this prospectus. , . - '. j vv,.:.v TERMS. ' " ' The Highland Sentinel will be published at S2- 50 in advance, or if paid in four month from the tune of subscribing, 83,00 if paid after four months and within the year ; and $3,50 if paid af ter the end of the year. Gentlemen who obtain six subscribers and become responsible for them wilt be entitled to a seventh number gratis, no subscription will be received for less than a year and no paper discontinued until ll arrearages are paid unless at the option of the Editor. - J. r. ltJbrJD. August 1st, 1840. CONSTABLES DELIVERY BONDS, for L,sale. Apply at the " Messenger" Office. .. - i . . .- Thomas Tavlos. S n!and' IT appearing 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-ht- the "Highland Messenger," for the said Thomas Tay. lor to appear at uie next lourt ot fleas and Qnar ter Sessions, to beheld for said county, at the Court House in Asheville, on the 3d Monday after the 4th Monday in September next, then and there to replevy, and plead to issue, or judgment will be entered against him, and the land levied on con demned for the payment of the debt and cost. Witness, N. Habison, Clerk of our said Court, at Office, the first Monday in July, A. D. 1840. N. HARRISON, Cue July 17th, 1840. 95 , 6w 7 1 . 11 1 1 M Blanks! Blanks I! 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, Slc.. Axe. . UTAH order for Blank of any kind, promntlr attended to. Asheville, Julv 21, 1810. v . k t yoer. Miss Austin's Novels, and Lady' Book, one' year. Lady Blessington's Novels, and Lady's Book, one year, Miss iiandon's Novels and Poetry, and Lady's Book, one year, Pickwick Paper, Ate. SlcI, and Lady Book, one year. Mis Leslie's Cookery, and Lady's Book one Jsxv- " .A -; . . i Two copies Lady's Book, ane year, 5 All orders to be addressed to ' L. AGODEY. fill Cbeanut at, Philadelphia N. B. The public will please he careful of tra velling impostors. , Tho 1 arch number will contain seven figures of Fashions, and Fan Similes of the writing of Lady Byron, her daughter Ada, Miss Sedgwick, and Harriet Martineau. Fcbr. 13, 1840. purifv the affection ana renne uie manners, shall tie our especial etrj that our work may be a useful aid to the vowa and fair, and beautiful, in preparing themsrM lor ine arduous duties Which -devolve on irssssi in her varied capaeitv of Daughter. Wife Mother, And we repeat that in thoaceamphs' merit of thai high' cnterprizc. we confidently pect the aid and support of tho enlightened judicious of both sexes, . -Arrangements for reM lar aid wui be mads with several toadies, wm productions have alrcadv earned them hurh fsSH in the Uterarv world and several gcntlemes A uwuiiguwuea aiuunmeno nave aireaay oeen sj red as contributors, from whom scientific' ths with notes and observations en tha Arte, mav W expected. This department of the work will ceive marked attention. In short, nothing will omitted which may tend to give to the publ icalW uch character a will render it worthy ths ! uon of the learned, and at thoss to wbom a especially dedicated Ms ladiesofth South tvett. It only remains to obtain the reqaW, number or suhsenberssay two tlxusana--D' the Ijsdies will smile upon, and aid eur efforts, tst number will not long be wanting. LftUiemsrf their fathers, husbands, brothers and friends, it is soon done. ' ,: tZTThe work will contain sixty-four royal tare pages, stitched in a neat colored cover, will appear monthly. 7r Jive doUar f annum, payable on the delivery of the first sss her. ., Tha following are some of the contributors the work:' -' - A. Church, D.D, President of Franklin Co0ef A'faen. ,. . .. Professor J, P. WaddcU, Franklin college. Dr. A. Means, Professor of Physic, Science, Enior; eollege. ' Rev. I. A. Few. ex-President of Emorv ooUet Rev. G. 11. Round, principal of ths Georgia C e v 1 t 1 cj .1 , JOD 1 rillling. , IRev. JesseMerecr,Washihirton.GeorBii. CIRCULARS, Jland-bills, Cards, Labekv si RcT-Y-u Wittich, Madison, do. kinds of Blanks, and everv description of I Hon. R, M. Charlton, Savannah, do IMnting.ncatJytxecuted at this office oninoderate I A.IL Chappell, Esq, Macon, ... . do. : terrnsy - - f ; Hon. E. A isbet, Macon, . djs