th
I . ..r limth legislator.
ku la the Senati,55ofM popiS WiU be read .with interest and
1 k.uu lie rnanwirw. '
wardihM introuuceu r
the Charter ot mo -.v-.
lfided It be tenaereo oum.g .. - r
Lion in wn,c" 7 j
teed W provide by lew some eefe end
Lr ,y.tero for closing tho concerns ft!
.Bank, In n manner consistent with the
fcreili of the stockholders, the convon.
I jt,.r. nnd the safety of the funds
ice u"i -
State, as well as wun tno ngnis 01
ditors. I' '9 thouSht thia wi" P" tbo
te by o Majority of 4 or B-if so, it
I am the House by a strict party -vote.
s object of tbe Democratic party in both
acnes of the Legislature, is, as wo bo.
o, tot to accept the charter, but to throw
responsibility on the stockholders, and
slBOT-lenselve.aaP ftOJrblcJi
lang, when their lords nro about to take
m them the stewardship. . tr
M7Cjih,eh, from a .elect committee
Ivhom was referred a biH to repair and
ipiBrdcrabridge in Henderson county
Lrted the samo bnck to the House," and
lommendod its passage iho bill was
jpotcd by Mr. Fsancis, and finally lort,
a vote of 09 tn as
06" Tbe following extract of a letter from
( I . I- j ...
tv memoer oi me jegisietr id me ooiiors
W Wo take tho following extract of a letter
La eenllcinau at Raleigh to tho editor of the
I . .
imborouh Patriot, at axuioumg more cor-
. ...
tljlhan anything wo have seen the true ena-
fierr"MfrFaANcn is a gencleinea-qf fino4-r
ticition, strong vigorous intellect, extensive
Jin? snd for promptness in meeting any and
W attack, no matter from whence, or from
LaiUiay o ,M lcw equai. " w"u,-
L to it iettorr- Read it.
: . i it . ..l. T
sttora no nine amuseiiieni io auure uocu.
focos always excepted. , ,,V . .; '
i ),!:..'. ' PiLaiini.Jiiniiar.lS43.
r Gentlemen : The most amusing and inte.
restintr scene that has been witnessed this
session, took place on Saturday in the Com.
mona Hall, immediately after the inaugura
tion of Gov. Morehead, and in presence
of most of the beauty and wit of this city.
The lobby and galleries wero crowded to
overflowing, ,;A more complete victory
never was gained upon the held ot uattue
than was this ir. favor of the Whig. It was
sprung upon us wmnout a moment s warn.
ingt but the palm was so clearly enmeu
off by the Whigs, that some of the Whig
Mies In iho galleries were seen' to clap
their hands in ecstacy, and refuse Jo (wive
their seals until the conflict ended. You.
know, sirs, that the Lobofocos have for sc.
vernl vears mado war, upon the Banks, ma.
kingthutllie hobby upon which they rodd
&c, &o. Well, now, these dear,
loving Locos in caucus assembled; deter,
mined 'thai' tlirlr plans of attack Opon tio
Banks should be carried put to the letter.
Accordingly, one of their number (Mr.
. ..... . . . j , -. .
Heater) Irt tM Senate lotfoaucea iruur inn
body a resolution proposing to raise a joint
Mr. Calhoun. In this State, the Calhoun
and Van Bureo men. ar beginning to grin
most horribly at each othej. . They are
letting ei-Uou as crabapple In Joly--there
will be some Tar fuO, apnpog them,
ere long. a w ar m m
' 1 ' ' 111 " li'l'-l.
' J , , Georgia Erecil ; ; "
' Gaorgia aecm to bo herself again. CnwroaD
(he Whig candidate Car Congress hs been aluot
ad by a handaome majority over McDoooiud his
Locofocs opponent, 'Tims have the people signal
lv rebuked the doings oC the last Legislature In
referene to their instructions of Hon. John
McPherson Berrien, the bnghtrtt star in ktr po-
litical gala iv. We have not seen full returns, trat
in the tixty.ttca counties beard frorli, the vote
stood . -.- T' - :;
; ; 1 For Crawford ' -99 629
,'' McDoiigoU , , '14 470;
OTflere ii one of the rarest tit.bits of
Locorocotsrn, we recollect to havo seen for
rnany a dayi Mt contains Gov. UcDuaaild's
I rf .fMi .dm juilhlmlUinff- Ilia afiiftnt ffom.tKf!.
Bill whichntoly passed 'the Legislature ot
fieorj-iaito &x ofttbat Sf5V?atoCongrs
sionul districts. Congress, in the exercise
of a povre'r whieh bodo h acracf .bfoMed
ultralst, would ever think or-calltng uncon.
atitutlortal, said that tho election for mem
select c6mmittee of both houses, to go into! bers of Congress, should in all the States,
tho banks, examine the books, count the 1)V.,i,rfriett. Th6 Ledshnnre of Hear-
cabh. and report to this Ueneral Asscmoiy ' .. , .
at a. earlyVday as possible. . This, we all gi, though decidedly Democratic , iul
knew wquld take at leaat two months. Well let it be so,'; and forlhwuji proceeded to
this resolution passed tho Senate, and came 0ff lne State into districts j but, Chas.
to this House on Friday, passed the House McD0NALDf wluustetMstirne, happens
without objoction-tho Whigs not wishing , RoWrnor. of that State, says NO.
to throw any thing intto way oi invest g- - . rBW,
IV. .l ki.hA .1 I lh lillW inPV 1 1L mu3fc null .
I.Ji Ml "
"Ihaveheardomo 30 of 40 speeches
tbe House q Commons on J one s iv. ao-
lioas shout the surrender of Iho
,rter. Asa Uriggs, of Martin, pv"
Icdiscnssiou with u furious locoioco
nouncing banks, and Uoclunng uiui
Imihi was between tho supremacy of t.i"
Inks and the supremacy of the people."
" He wns replied to by ftnoimei r rnntui
Havwood, a very talented man, and an
tie and eloiruont speaker. Mr. t rancis is
very large man ; a great deal more cor.
.lent than the Governor, though not so
!L Thevcall him here the " Great vv est.
J-d." Jlo took tho position that tbo mal-
lirafsppointing a sWect commmco vi tu.
Jort some suitublo plan for winding op the
ante was unconstitutional, becsuso ii vio-
a nlnmn contract tntcred into oe-
em the State and private individuals
wt tho Lfgislatnro appointing a commit
;e ta go anJt-ti;o possession of tho B ink,
i boats bonds', papers, &c. was an out-
hreuaon tho riuhts and propeny u mm-
fiduabs. He wnt on tosnowtosi mru
tcnue was raised from the harries, tban from
ivaM aKa drill rft In the State, ana defied
lie Democrats to show otherwise. Ho
Lowed how much was owing to the Bank,
l what Hkirp.su it woull produce II tnese
',.hi worn Immediatelv to bo collected.
iThat it would produce additional distress by
(urtaihng tho circulation of p per money in
Ihe State, already by fur too scarce. In
ihort.he made an able spcecn : mo skbicii-
h reported in the popers here give you no
U r II . In nnnrrlllIC. YOU IIIU31 uuki
mm. . i
"Hfl wns rr-nlied lo Mr. Braff,or INorin
Impton. who is aaul to do tin . n
ban of the Loco party in tho House : iki
Bnm hiunhln nninion ho mado a failure.
WifhI r ihn htiln Democrats the lieu
ynt MitpTiiiti. also. 4o,roply.i-Duo
taaMcKao tried liim.aiia buiu m i,1""
cis dealt in small matters; to whicn urnn.
fii rpnlipil. thai when he dealt with the gen
!u. i t.:.' i-rnnrnmenls. Ira was in'
;iicuinii aiiu ma mi.w0 ' ( -
deed dealing with small try.' "
Rocbinghnm, made a sulcwipe at uim ,
Mr. F. mentioned that lie meant. "O J';
pect when ho called him a popgun 5 ona
was not surprised that no nao oiren
ia the Scales and found wanting. Russell.
of Granville, Iried him, and blustered and
1 inorted' about Francis having come nun
Scotland, &c.l to which Mr. F. replied,
that U was true, he did ronjo (rom oomianu
-from a Monarchy-but here was lift Uir.
fcrenee between Mr. BussWI ana mm-..,
that Mr. R. was a repubiicaa by. outnee,
while he (Francis) was ono from cAoce ,
nnd doubtless if Husseil nad Demi uu. ....
Easlund. Prioco Albert would hate stood
a bad chatiee, for he must have succeeded
well with Victoria, from the viuio
Dlav he had mado ot -himself there to day.
Russell rejoined, and mado some allusion to
the patriarch Isaac. Mr F. gravely re
plied that tho nentleman .was out of order,
for tho rulo of iho House wns, that no mem
beRshould mnke allusion toon absent per
son : and n I-nnr- wns not present to de
fend himsW.iiG 1 was out of rder fcr allu
ding to him. ' Mr. F. wcqt on to say that
the gentleman, from --Ashe, (Mr. Bower)
ae48aM vwr"rJurhvg-H tiuaJ,
contrary td his expectation : for ftt the be
Rinnino of the session ho was continually
tatkttf. He was reminded of the anecdote;
of the Irishman who bought an owl? for
parrot, to Vm it tniu mi talk having es
caned it At ihn..n1 nfn wi.rli ha concluded
it WIS afrniil in inlU nnnn alrnnffcrs ': Slid
beinp after nwhiln mentioned nirain con
cerninif his nnrrmV nrorress. he replied
that it had not spoke yet, but he supposed it
soon would, as it kent " a devil of a think.
ing!" During all this scene the House waj
10 a continual roar of laughter. .
.....Z. n ..nli, . nnTIWr fTnriiwi; I. oile-ot alanuwil&t W
iheir lenders.' oh Saturday moved a reconiLr .1 Constitution you, gentlemen of tho
siderniioh of tho vote by which the resolu-1 House 0f Commons, andof the Senate, in
lion had passed the day befor.. - IJegin( i.hy and
answer tho purpose for which" it was in-j 0f the Senate in the Caress or the muta
tenddd. Tho Whigs, however, reiuseu w -Slates yes ,tnd you, Joftn, iwr, wf
reconsider, upon the ground that the 'h!lppeiiod.'to get into tlio P.eeidettia chajr
PMct imon the Banks of the Stater by f n , . .
" -1 , J .t,.,;. I n! Ihis nation, ono "u an, wuu u-n, j
iim nrmocrnttc hartv had Crippled their 01 una uuuuii, v ,
l!S&l'ml into havebeenmistaken-you have acted n;
their affiiirs wiih essential to.the interests 01 consUitlionaUy- , UHABLES nic 1 o u u,
ihn Banks, and that it was also duo to the GoVCrnor 0f the State of Georgia, do here
.Ticcrs of the Baits, ana mat ir mo res- -.-ji -JuailoToor error, and Inter
num. urns insuillciont loanswxx.thfl.4ttri L I . -,-- .v k
it so by poso to save my coumry , vj Pi....m&
iTki Ldfyt World of Fa1uoit..X new
volume of this work cornment J'Uh the
commencement of the present year, the
1? V 1 ...I. - . I 1 uk.CM
nrsc nuwiucr u wuicii lias urcu itwiw.
It is greatly Improved, though excellent be
fore. ' Each number contains 32 pages ot
instructive and entertaining reading matter,
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(hese, iho work U embellished with superior
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gravlpgs. The publtshef bos' secured a
long list of popular writers as contributors
to tho work henco lite character of its
literature is pronou need to be such as shall
instruct, amuse, 'and especially commend
itself I the hdits. Each number will be
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"prrcedmgTKaTToTwt
suDscripuon pneo is iwu uuuu im u iu(i
copy Invariably In advance, post paid j
three copies for Ave dollars 5 eight topics
for tan dollafsyalways n advance, sad post
paid. The January number of the World
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ha.ve bo doubt but that it will bo conducted
in a manner with which even the most fas.
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Peterson, No. 98, Chestnut street, Phila.
dolphin
Gadeu" Ladu t Uoofc-.-esUiulished r me
present proprietor In 1830-..eneh number
containinz 60 pages. The January num.
lbs party himself bad gives ! the defendant's wit
eases prove aaanr J facta, which toUUy
hsaga the complexion' ef the esse a is deeidetf
favour r the defendant, ana uis piainun erer
after eanpWina ofie umvtaimtf l lie.
; The fSnult.it m f Tident, was in himself. ; If he
had told thi truth in the first instanoe, he night
have save4 his money, time and temper. -
; " Vi hare you to know, Mrt. Stoker, that any
nacle was a hahnitter of the law t" "A fig for
your hmmuter," re lotted Mrs. Crabb, taming op
hr Doae, and putting her arms a-kimbo, " havn't
I s eonain aa is a corridor hi the navy I"
lite New Orleans Picayune ef tho 23d
ult gives news from Mexico.
A Mexican steamer had reached Mexico
from Yucataii. She brought unfavorable
oews for the Mexicans, and requested more
money and more provisions. The Mexi
csds had failed in several attemps to carry
Campeachy by assult.
Tlia National Intelluiencer of tho I61I1
ult. contains an article from " 151 Censor de
Vera Cruz," of November 10th, in winch
tt ia announced that all the difficulties which
hnun hn npndiniT between the U. estates
and Mexico have been definitively arrnng
id. The CenebTeuributeii lliis" happy ad.
iustmeni of difficulties to the conciliaiing
... rr. IT- a u:
deportment or nr. inompson, u. o. mm.
ister to Mexico, in the exercise of his diplo-
It is estimated thaf the revenue of Ohio
will fall short of being sufficient to meet the
interest upon tho State debt ty acorn viv
000. Increased taxation will have to be re
sorted to." -
OBITUARY.
this llfo on th eveninir of the 7th
4.. bar residence in the V.oinily
of Murphv, Cherokee eountv, N. CM MraJtiJJiA.
srrs W. IIuHTca, consort of Col. A R. S. Hunter,
Departed
a ni
Inst,
in K fifl v.ninth vcar of her aire lifter a pro
ber of this popular and extensively cirtuia. lrmcted mnessoi nveyears, uriueunn "
niion- was insuillciont J
.1 In mnlinn
posK.,. ..... :..u. . nrirument acainst the adop
aW.rtr1lineni Kiev nilirill IIH7in.ni. ....... NnUiwiii.iMn...ii o
Would be calculated to have the desired of. ,ion 0f an)Lsuch a measuro : In this State,
feet : but, sirs, they would no go, and they'" Mq haB lne i,onor of recognising me as
had to stand and lake the lash as well laid . Q " n.
on as yot, everwlad T an unruy ln.MwaaM.
horsonentup so tnni no cuuw nm ivr , .
aSirs, wheu an attempt would be made 8,and by this famous Veto Message, but
here it is, read lor yourseic. ,
. VETO MESSAGE. s J .
On the Congreuiotial DMrict Pitt. ,
. . ExECUTIVe DErASTHINT, .. I
! " M;ilnHrvilI. Dec 26th. 1843. (
A bill " to lay off this Stale into Congremkjnal
distrieu, and to provide foe the election of Hepre.
ThU bat seotatives tnercin." nas o y V"
i nw ww i f . , UDOn th lc of the
,.;....l iron'lemnn had been sick most .... ti,., WM adopted incompliance with the
, the session, but got into tho House just prori.io., of an act of Congre-s paed r rt the
ot tne session , is -oumrfiil luu sassian aasumins the antlioi iy lo control and
Imiim t. menace one of the most powerful lata session, assum ng u
piece of artillery that has been brought lo .Xi y that the Legta:
bear in this campaign, iruc, u.D - Mature
to parry a blow, they only opened another
. . 1 ...t.!.l. iU Wlit fret ihrPW I
port. hole, tnroogn wmui w r
hailstones io a thunder
hut sififif ns thirk as hailstones to
storm. The principal actors in this scene
on
w
it, n,.n of the Democrats were Card
ell.BroKK. Jones, Wilder and Avery ;
... ilnnrt of the XVhies. Nash, rancis,
tiurnnger, Aane nnu un......
,.oiwi,h.red tho vote, owins. to Dumpers,
I.. .a. lUoia atsmtlltKl Ua ere broken up and
UUI ai.w..j,..w.
emolisheu.
.... nfl,.,iuMit hv lliat consideration, or
l'"1" "" . . y . t
that the biU would not nave ocen paaaeo,
.n.r.t ,J .nrh unconstitutional requirement!
but tho Executive w unwilling to give hie assent
laan sri Urllich mflT be construed into an acqui.
...... .n nntiMt encroachment opon the rights
of Ihe Stales. Unsurhoriiod assumptions of power
nrt rrnf iintde of a nation.
We see it stated in some of our exchange in e,. of even jXJSi
.. i H. .hi.ii moaeniwi, hui unu.ji -m. .
papers, that a national monumcin eno danecfoug Murpstions.
. l ;n i.'...iin.i hi ihn mrmorv ui I n k. f'nn.titution oi mo umica ciwiw,
Sir Sidney Smith, and in ,he meanwhile his Ug 3tt
aurviviiio; sister is earning S miserable Ond fn, .unions for Senators and prcsentativc. in
. . a It eafrnllltl mim lttftli' IIWT mtHll. Iiei"
preca rious living- by taking care oi emp.y ;id(l4 Mlttfc MC,u,We rcpoVuarfe. of
. I- J L ftvfnt'A " , , . . ... r'nn.liimlnn kink.
houses, -in -Uiaeignoprpoou, - Z2 rZmr7
a course as this is "too often pursued by In, f ht grow upia of the States which njjht
uiS as well a. nation, Hundreds of WJegXEZi
men see the: poor almost star, ng nroU,,u of preventing ttr tro
ted work lias been or! band for soma time
frubundam!y sustains the former high cha
racier ef tbo- work., f ho cmbelluilunenta
are even superior to the former numbers,
and the matter equally as good. This work
is published at threo dollars per annum. It
ia much larger than tbe World of Fashion,
snd is favored with a list of more popular
contributors. '"
Tile Magnolia.....The January number of
this excellent work has been received, and
from-a-hasty cxojiiinaUojh.wor.edi9rwed
to pronounce it tbe.fnost mtereettng number
we have seen. VVe have not.limo nor
room at present for, a more extended notice
twrhane we ma v Cive such a notice at
aootheriirno.-
Tke Dublin University Magaxn The
sixth number of the 3d volume of this work
has also been received. It contains the
i ... r. . si... ' f..U 1 1 i n t . . n
conclusion OI " JVT mens, ui v
the Guardsman." and several other well
written and interesting articles.
We have been instrumental in procuring
.ever! nubaoribers for each of the above
works, and WiU cheerfully continue to do
what we can for their interest, but tne pub
lishers must not "expect of us to publish an
nually or semi-annually their long prospec.
tuses. We will give notice of any altera
tions, amendments, etc., which they may
r
make, end, as we have done neretoioro,
notice their monthly'errlvals. -True, tbey
nm excellent periodicals of the kind, and
ours is an exee'lle'nt paper of its kind, and
we believe we can render them a greater
service W pursuing e course which we
propose, than by puUishing their prospec
tuses
Arrival 9 departure of the JnTaifs,
?irXKD MOIf A8HEVR.LS, Jf. C.
EASTERN from Ashevilla to Salisbury, fob'
none coeencs arrives Biinday, t uesday, and
Thursday, at Ui. at., and leaves Monday.Tharei
dnv and Saturday, 1 T. m.
SOUTHERN frSrn ArhevilUtoGnenvills.SXi
four horse ooaehss smvea JHooday, Thursday
and Saturday, 10 r.st., and leaves Sunday, Tuasu
dav and Fridav. 4 a. M.
WESTERN from Ashevillo toWarrn Sprinra,
lour norse coacues arrivea aaur, a. mavaa
dailv. 4 a. ii.
From Ashevile to Clarkesville, Ga.,lwle'a weeki
hoaaback arrivea Sunday and Wednesday,?
r. leaves ifondav and Fridav, 5 a. K.
From AsheviUa to Morgsnton, to horse hack-
arrives Monday and iriday, 9 r. St., and leave
Tuesday and tfaturdav, S . M.
From Ashevillo, to Aforganton, via Burnsville-
arrives l uesduy r. M , and leaves Wednesday
6 A. M
From Ashovilla to Cathey's Creek, via Sutphor'
Springs leaves rriday, b a. M., arrives ffatur.
damsville and Calocy's creek mails are carried
8 on horse-back.
The Post Office liereaftsr will be opened an Sun.
day for the delivery of letters and papers, betwoan,
8 and 9 o'clock a. an M. PATTON. P. M.
. . its. Tt n l rt irt
AiilCVHI LWCnOfv 404
" Di. Woodfln,
RESIDING AT PLEASANT HILL;
Eight miles from Franklin,
Respectfully tenders his services in the various
branches of his Profession, to the citizens of Ma
con and the adjoining counties. Ho will oner no
Battering inducements to the community, bat
will thanKtully receive art promptly ana lanniui.
lv attend to any calls with which he may be fa.
' . ' f .. lOAl i too
voreo. jsnuory, iw jr....
Will be sold, on Vcdncsday, thti
first day of Maroi next,
A T the lato residence of Leonard Hill, dee'd.,
in Spartanburgh District, B. C,
ohrUtinn fortitude and natiencc.
daughter of Col. James Lucus.of tho Vi
(rinui lino a compatriot with Washington, the
Fil,nr of his country : who. toectlier with him
entered and went through tbe Revolutionary war
nvs us rndeoendenee. Sho had sustained
the endtarin? relations of wife, mother and mis.
trem, for tliirty-five years.; She has left an aged
husband and three, survivftig childron, together
with a large circle of neighbors and acquaintances
to rauara-Jer loss. t'owmunicaferf.
r MARUIE.D,
In r.hrrnkca countv. N. C. near Fort Hem-
bree.on the 5th instant, by tbe Rev. Christopher
Bradshaw, David Purinton to Miss Jane, daugli
ttxfiLtbfi JSevJChifeiQEliPX fedsawfmm
such
wcr
Ihe elce
hoarumgup n,o.u - b--' T t! th. Convention. and the
tnt institution at their ucat.t. Uriltianef theiuitioit,
often suffer their best and most useful men h jt waa ihfcndcd Congre ahould w
Sbind die' in poWrti
actual want, and after they are doati spenu hlMfc . Th whoio provi-
. . .: ,nr,nta id uerpe and adopted with the . ingle intent toensarea re.
thOUSanas III crcvm.s . . ..ntalion ef all the Ktatea in MWgrcaa, a..u
.. -aJ-s i "ii- r,... j .ii am. of the most oevwus ex.
tuate tneir mo "ros"-?";M t. The act
Give us that charity which work u.uej . ... . slate,tobedi,lricu,i.
which has a tender heart and an open hand iu ..e- .rid calculated ac-
fSLactuaYwa,,taroundlr,eustha, JrS'
-hih exhibits itsely suitable l,Linr tom the balls of IcgWation mem-
. --eiECied. according to cstaa-
returns to its actual hencincxor, wm. V r ZT'" regulation.. eempleU and unaltered in
lo Aim that the service rendered jb properly J fa'Z&M
. A. .r,A n. ihnt which lets hm the act undrr consideration, add to the tT
nppreciated; aod not that wnicn ic a representatives of the people of
live and die in want una tnen n: - ia, whom 1 1 asuere i ,ti"be
hrA The character ot o true pniii".
pist and chrfstian may in retbrenco ;o this
!, a.immed up m-few wordsit isJi
i debt it is so.
While be was Post Master GsnWal, JMeasra. Stock
ton a4 fitoki, orw-ted to tba "IVpartment
claim of s....i iIimu..j Milium, which Mr. Ksn.
nu, atank .....kiiitvM of refusinr. Block.
Is BtokM W.t. ..t nd finally re
the arooont of their elaim far which Mr. Kssoaix
"aw wnpriaorsW.
flcf Miaaivn. Mast .thou menosl
TKen ttou hasToWtcr 1iWreasrraV4tceH
ihem. eet tho none 7 Then tftou tiasi
Ann in rtiprn rheerte r?et them. Art thou in
urosoeritv T She donWes Jtk Z Art thou In
I She will icomtoti assist and
Jtfnnpu Wanted.
fiTMIE subscriber is about removing from this
I Si.in. nrl havinir to raise money shortly, he
Mf..llv Invites those owine him money in
Buncombe county, to meet him in Asheville, on
the week of our next couniy couri, nnu ir mm
at least pari. Prompt attent ion to this might pro.
bablys.v.cost. inirMTOV.
Ashevillo, Jan. 20, 1843. . 4r 133
FASHIONABLE
jcsrex3 m.K7svrsaa-a
ASHEVILLE. N. C.
-rtvi fn tlum 1 vouna men, and old ones.
XX too Run here, and I will make vou the best
r..i.L-i.hhi i.ua l oi anv hi..
ami
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The subscriber would most respectfully inform
th eeblie that he has received uie
WINTER r WSlilUiXd :
.rwl .nr. let anv person wisliing a cheap and
FASH ION AUIii
Butt of Clothe motif, come to me,
j i I..'. n nflfHianlensed. He has in the
last twelve months so greatly improved in i the art
of CUTTINO, that he nauers nimsc..
cannot be excelled hy any one west of Iht i lllno
Ridge. XT He ha. K-" " 'T" !
WO III a I. Ill" vun.ssw. . ... - 1
give as hng a time tor payment as en, '"""';
m. would k. ICT lie tente. In. thank, tor
.u. tis.,1 n-fmnsM alrendV bestowed. CTHe
1.1V llli-. f . n.lU.
still occopies bis old stand. A. J. r
Asheville, Jun. iJ,io J- . " .
A chance to malaC Money
M-OXE TRACT
ja&Ju.aLi ySL. JaV" JCa at
containing 387 ACRES, on which is situated e
COTTON FACTORY,
working 332 spindles... .with machinery sufficient
to carry on tho same. Also,
A jRUIST MILL,
th fiirec ruti of hunncrs. In the Cotton F 0
tory thero are
six ponun loo?is,
Dresser, Wood and Iron LaLlis, and E
jfine Lath, withjaljeessani 1 oolt
Wit
ufiicient for kefpin? up the samei- The Grist
mill has 3 sets country stones and one of French
Burs, all of snricrior grit.
.1 jSsf1IVr, y
BLACKSMITH'S SHOP ds TOOLS
Giu-Iionso and Cotten-Cln.
AND ALSO,
'M DWELLliNli HUUbi,
Kitchen, Smole. House, Barn, Stable, md
many other small Vweumg llourit
suiiable for families to carry on
the Factory,
trr The MILLS havo lately been repaired, sad
ar. w in eamplota order. The water. power at
these works is abundant, and the machinery now
constructed all well constructed to guara against
freshets.
IT" A crotSU of one, two and three years
will be given purchasers giving bond with an.
proved security, and mortgages to secure the pay.
ment of the purchase money.
TllUMAa I
Jan. 13, 1843.
OUNO, J?Meater.
4....139
Shq prays for thee, wishes thee at home,
and welcomes tnee wun joy. "b
s delightful at home. No society is equal
to marriage. -
" Thoughts, sir, thoughts !" exclaimed
would.be.ooct'aro tho divine wings that
bear me up inta the seventh heaven, to en,
joy the feast of reason ana tne now w
while you can only feast on bread and chees
and porter'. But what is the use of speaking
to you, your never had a thought" in all your
Kfo." - . "
Yes f I bi ve one now.
"Wbafisitr '
,. ".That you are a fool" ;
unethu on ge M ralion by the will of Go.
trr- W hat nnrendorfuUtoaci.,lilCSsJ-p4
. ".. i ..I
v . w. J t I
bye, is becoming quite common of late.
Just listen here how the Madisonian, Mr.
Tyler', orgnn, talklwu4-tiiiM0.n.a
I t Mr eirtrA 1
letter, which we noticeo somcu..
The meaning o this accora.n
interpretstioo, Is, tn n - -
made Secretary oi o -
' h u. Vn Ruren should not
is eiecicu. ...... . - ,
t i t. tk Mr. Benton intends
to secure the vote of Mississippi himself, U
!n"i ihn Hnu.. to barter his State to
rhe bt advantage--the Premiership being
the price set upon tU" '
Thesame paper asserts that Mr. Benton
declared openly in St. Louia that he would
support Mr. Cit for the Presidency before
' ... ..I,-
The act under considerate, judging rom
certificates endorsed, was nrsi "j v--
ate a-id laaUV by the Mouse,
sngiiUrkcfiuUi
Hottu.c inhicf it
it was rcBortcd to lne noum in - -tA
Z constitution declare, that every bdl
F. . ,i ...nin dvsin each House
u. f : -I..M hpMma a law. i ,
cSursc of halation a bill is passed thrnegl. a 11
courso oi - r House.
Dclore it rc-u .i. . ' ,..
this objecUon might be overcome by an explana
tion fron one or both ef'the Iloosrs of Oeeeral
Asser-Mv, but as the other reasons herein assign-
?. . .... c- , T annmae. from tie
turn ii m m , ,;,.
fact that t wa. nrl passea mere, ..... -
edl I dovhi. with the krt reluctance, M oth
er session .f the General Assembly wifl intervene
before another Coiigt-ional lcf"',N . . D
Signed ertASrcPONALP.
ftr The shock of an earthquake was
r..l. ,.t flrtluwrlria, S. Ci.. on ihrlllh iP
r. .i f.,i. stTlharleston. s On the 4ib
inste ishock was ifelt in most placesfhrougn.
out EastTennessee,
.t. ooA ni art An 000 in toseie arrived at
jn luu ... " - " .
N. Orleans from Vera Cms eed MaUmor as.
nimw he.medV. Arcspecf.
able citizen, who has seen the remedy al
hirlodto tried with success,-has requested
tho toq-Jirer to publish the following recipe
for tho euro of scarlet fevee." In nil such
oases, however, tbo advice of a physician
-hniiM first be obtained: - ; i '
A-rlministfir venstTo an adust give
two tablespoonsfull, and to n child of two
r,r ihrM vpara ot ace. ono spooniun,
taken onca- in two hours y gnrgnng-rhe-
itimni wirh vrmst . when it is sore,' wimeai-
Tir tieisnn -The cause of ladies' teeth
.i..ia nt aa much earlier a siage man
"v .. , , .,:u..i1
that of tho other sex, nas Deen nuriwu-
,,vhfi friiinri nP the tonirue uponTTifm.
n nrf.nrrtinrr to Some WhO Deem inem
.-i ;...!., n ; nuiinrr tn the sweetness ot
i heir ia; as it is a laei -tweu
. uj... .rA iht uwert thinss
ny every uwj o-; , t:-:-- "
rot the teeth.
VscsaTatNTV ofths Law A m.n fait. Into
ith hia neighbor, ina to n" "T"
-hud, an against him, relates the rest wth
wr - . l. n vnnd hands immediately
jTnon witrbe-reeefvee r slrimerluH
.u- . ,,ii nfff oaao iw u -
IVCITV hiwhwi .
4 will also nurchaM. ' '
Raccoon, Babbit, tt Musltrat 8Mn
For which I will pay Ha or Ocedj.
. fV jHi V"- AJ--. i
Asbcvilc, N. Cm Jan. 13, 1843. 8t 183
LOOK HERE.
IS It worth whilo for us to remind our custom
en, that their debts full due on the 1st of Jan.
uary 7 We think they know it, and will attend to
it, and when they come to pay op, which WS hope
will be immediately, luai iney win wring nun
money than they owe ns, with which to buy sosm
of the CHEAPEST GOODS everSJbld in Ashe.
villa. . ' ...
. WILLtAMS t ltOBEHTt?
P. 8. Yon had all belter believe we need ths
monev, and must have it. W. ot L'-f
- Asheville. Jandarv 6. 1843.. . 128. tf.- .
TWENTY DOLLA1
Ranawav from the subscriber, on Friday
nieht last, the 3lhh of December. a bright roulat.
lo man, nU,cd MADISON, about 31 year. W.
5foct7 or 8 inches high toUrably .U.ot built,
weighing loJbs., Bas rca -ny . - -colored
5,at 2? might p.- fc a wb.U man. f not
particular y observen is aiiiMuuy -
wears a truss. Ho ware off a broad.br.mmed
white hat, a cheeked home spun Cotton coat, and
Sue mixed p.n..kK. Hehad a
expired on th. 8d in.t. ,Je(r-Af rtm"UTT!i
mare It is possible he may bavo bean famished
with a f"o pa.nd'l. Ho oonbt'fcldc.voring to
tto. nonhve1.olding State. Tho above re.
. , ,i ... will be nuid for
.u. .Li,.naim, of said Kellow, and hia confine.
.. f .;r . that I can ect him aeam.
Letters upon the subject may be addressed to the
subscriberafTylersvillo P. O., Lauren. D.nct,
o. 101
Jan. 6, 1843.
NOTICE.
THE heirs and distributees of Thomas Shoe
bird, dee'd, are requested to attend at Frank
lin, in the county of Macon, on tho Monday- be.
fn iho hist Mondav in Jsnuary next, it being 1
Uie Monday of tha county Court, in order to make
a final settlement of said estate with the eaeom
tor, THOMAS fctlt-rilt-nu, Jsr.
Dec.aaiHw.
Tennessee Stone IFYire,
OF every description, for sale by
WILLIAMS ROBERTS.
AdieviUc.Qcc 9. if J3t
nortcaB ' , ,
INJUNCTIONS, Ko,uUy .tVriund Subpamas
for sale hers.. . , , ., . .' '"'
-Estray.
TAKEN tip, by John Clnj ton
Esq. at hia rcei Joncc on French
Broad river, in Henderson coumy,
18 mils frmn Hevidcr-onvilK on
.i.- io,t.nf I,mli.r. 184-'. one mare muui.,
oTOOffcWrra-Marlri
po,cd to bo three or.four year, ol ; 3 ban. - high
tn ns u'l-irr n imriv unm-.. ..
eTi. reqliirtocome anorBroSfnr, paVt
charge, as tiro law direcU, of itwill ba dealt. with
accurdinz to Ihe Mine.
accoram Jf.REM,An QSDORN, Ranger.
-January 13, 1843. - 123
U. S. District court oi Hf. Carolina,
IN BASKRUPTCir.
XTOTICE to shew cause sgainst Petition of
UUn Aniermm. of Cherokee county, Far
n tx declared a Bankrupt at Wilmington, on
Monday the first day of May next. ' ,
X William. Ti Coleman, of Buncombe eounly. lata
Merchant to be declarcU a Bansrupi ai vii.'-
i LOOK HERE!
THE vear ia now drawing to a close, and with .
it will expire tbe the term of credit for which ,
we havo made tlus greater portion of" our debte,
and we beg leave to remind our customers that as
our debts were made with the peeitive unUrtUd.
we that payments were to be made by the first or
January next, we havo incurred obligations
which will mature ui mat "
require our customer" to mpct their engagements
promptly, or wo must be at considerable Incon-
vcnitnee ana lorceu iu "
of resorting to collection by suit. ,';,'
We will receive an additional supply of "
TER GOODS in a few days wo shall ba abls lo
sell GltEAT BARGAINS, and while we beg
leave lo tender our thanks for past favora. wo
will be pleased to set and sc.. ui our -enu-...
customen". r.vu".' """'"v.
"'A'slieWeTm;,47TyriWfr
Ul! G4ir ruili y-sutd-J
LARGE number of these vaiuaoio ww .or
1 sale at this Odics very cheap. r -..i..,;iu
Mo 2.1.
B.,vv..i., ".. . .
Star Iron and Casting; ,
WILLIAMS oi KUBIK1S.
tf ' 12S
For sale by
Dec. 9.
.. . . -M .-.tn
partyr-andertake. te erov. th. wbol-jsa- S. he
bTs .Uted it, and ask. for legal redjs, Aft
Lb an examination, a suit i.
.1 comes on-ths plaintiff a wrtesa-ars baerd.
thsy radaos in a great degree tbe euhwrtng wblcB
J.knM.ncy, of Y.ncey ' county oUfa,
ngmn mi ,m 1 ,
Ar.t imw nt Mav ne.t.
By otder ef the Court.
H. IL POTTER,
J.noary3, 1843. V. 123
police.
THE undersigned, by mutual consent, as wall
as by limitation of their contract, have dissolv.
,H the partnership heretofore ailaling at Seotts
rrJek. Hay wood county. N.C. All the hmds
gndolhes psnperty ra- ""'"t--
ItUI at tiwsaawj-a
an
. . ..-1rrn lo lviiiiau.
orcn - ,l,i.
i. l.ia due tlic nrm arc -. .
debu doi from tbe Bfm Ul' THOMAg.
i ALLEN riSHER.
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November 10, 1512
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