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-J 1 ' 't . .:;v ' 4 , ' i? i 1 t 1 . i 1 , t i ! 4 I t: -". ..-i'rrsi (iff.' Wesne 'ry ihrr v'- -t ' :,a co-r h r: at J w:i HjI i rn ?, hfar thill of- l rapid sierras." ' "r rery,1..j txcr.'... i i u tfrejer. A re .;k-' J J " t :f t i: 3 in i and it ore rrr--:-- fjra whcat'-lack"', re cor.e i' i i -' t ' t- -fjet 1 , I w.ifv'!::'v rc irj, i 'inv-v'a J, ft cj-j .aw, I. "J carri. - cicty, rf si 7, vt. r c' v.j' t: j . proportion amr.; ;r.e 1- . net L,"i c: 'to Crca.' It Pnr.jb,- ..orlhauve, tau. .l.roihout l!.3 rii. fever r"9 drentJfuIJ. Jn-Wst- tow -- nort. the disease it equally . lea rfi!. - Eel ' mullet U l' ' Svniou, li..s iad" dy. ingalmos: ' to-.iVr. . Ja l'I the mill lo.- ,.,.w-fc-." t , 2 ccllry .lb ir,f, dice sprta S, nod v tto ssy thu T !t,U,rt hithe.-ia 'safe, i.v.v severely v...cte(if Several hiv- died rtiMuzhour the past' wevk'of typhus feverv and a vat rjur N" ars-l ypi-nr auMri' Tram Hi ' Toicr -' ' Wages. In :Monte rcy j'CaH forniaT " tarpfoierV nJ ' LlackUh' can make, uud do receive', -from six u twefve dollars pir c'ay ijf their labor,'- cod are excttjiltfigly arislorat!:a!' bmJ inJepettdent it thqft working; W! a llier"p'veaseit. They are very crcfim.y workmen, too. -An huudred good blicksrniths; and as many "hi.njse curpe oters eni ''inersr each .wiiVa little crt ial, miht u 'hero,llive like jrlncei an J ct rhb a few jears. ; Why don't tome ol 6ur .-tlKpnid mechanic qap upon ihJc tnneca when (hey occurl ' ' ' ' r ' i 'Jlote to male M(c l.Vo orja gallon of water add four pounds of. pure 'honey j 4ind ' aromatic hcrbi or not, accordjqg , to tnsttv B1 tho whu!e in a c-ipef nearly Jhree- ; qtiirti-raxff arfhoar, aodsklm well.- Tnen alfowi thermcad to stand in th copper uqtit nearly cold, nlien jt shoqld.be botflad up-nd.'kep(.titl: old enough to-drink "American Agriulttirist. ;"''" " - ;' ;' ," . j1' " ,..;"; "The XdminUiraliuo harf different names for it various armet."" Pne f- them it calU ill 'arny of occupation,?. a-nd a ae cond it Viirmy o expl'raiion. If army. 'ft office lioldor, .w supple, it ccnVidr ii .,4armyr of depre-dation' -Louisville- Cjpt. Porker t : ship lowat'bich varriveO at Cjton on Alondvy," from 'lv croool, fuund after ho h:d been at aea 3 or four days, six Irishmen, who had aecre. Med themselves unong tlio 'crates in the hold.' As thcra wasno getting riiof them the Ciptiiifi Wis'oWig'id o bring them over wh'.jjt piyf and feed them on thyif pai. '8g bCStde.-.'.4.. . '.',' -' ' ' ' t. Married In Ktngston, N. IIMC!otitl ' Wjlliain Webster, aged 67, and Miss Mar tha, Winslow, aged. 19. - r By the above . union-,.;" the bridegroom v has married his sistcr'a grand. daughter, - which makes the bride a wife to her-greal uncle, sister ta her grand fa .her, and grapd ' . mother! and great aont to her brothers and ' niters, 1 She is step xnother to fivcxhil.. dren, fourteen grand children and .one great grand child. t We'u'tidcrstand ihal.Mr. James. Mont . gontery.'of Tcituessee, ttxj Inventor ithe new patent boiler, which isaj present ot, Iraetmso mjch attention" in i this city, has constructed a bojier on the -new pnn.. ciplrj that was put irt operation lust monthin presence ufProf. Kenwjck and sevcruf tt the best practical mechanics, ; and t4iat the cxperlment whs emirely sue- . cessful. t This - invention, ere loou, wiil revolutionize all the steamers, and.t'te 4oi ler in a lew months will rake the place of nil- the byitcrsTTio .v in use'. Its great ad"- vintages are, thai it. will save at least one third of the toel prevent, explosions, and '"that jho machinery" occupies but; one half the spaco of those now in use, York Express, JlYha cannot be Rich - A Polish woman , who has. a suilin lhu Franklin Market, found t herself about five ycars agor a widow with four voung children, and ah esHate of just V one dollar and fifiv -cvnts in moncY.' She did uot, however lurn her steps towards . the Almshouse, nor spend her tune in beg. " ging rorj dwir loMoort Though embar rassed bfl a. very poor knowledge of our language,. se immeauteiy lovesiea ner capital to some articles that could sell, and commenced" operations, cmniovjos the. children as she could for her assistance. " -For u year "or to past she had a markvt Mali. XAevr months ago she Kiroed that . the owner of a inn! farm of seventy fjvr tiVui, n oho ol -the central coun.!ies 61 the JSiute, was rery dewrous tuvacll his farm .for inonev' She vxaniined the. farm found a pod house, barn, &c, and fifty acres under cultivation. HeMwrlve shil. ' : lings had grown to twelve hundred dollars , all sale lathe bavin-is limk, an J she ol fCfd It for the farml and it was accepted, - "H,r ' tiras ,a cas KThe Polish '. widow now lms; her country cstale, where she has ' i Uen f peudinjf : some - rnonths, ' 'though. uuviilinr to reuic as yet. she has rcturirt.-d nd 'resumed hr stall. What a fine provision for herself the -"has li&cur ; d by. fiVe years ordctermrned effort." AT. la. Jour. Loot.- v Subslilutefor Gtass in Hot Houses ThvBij, Siute Farmer savs: An invention Ims juvbevu patent d tlvi is dv's'incd j we think, to supeieede msirely iho use of giss i n The 6w! ructiun f not only hot-beds, but houses. Th substitute consists of a chemical trao&parcm wwer'prcfol composi: t Uaa; for renderieg mualio, calico or linen Jof the frames if green houses.1 &c . im. pcFftoui lo ra'tn or mUtureadiTtUting light t qua! to gUss; much aarmer, and the plants liever tsirttundcr" it. ? It is proof against ' hail .'sUhiim s$ , frtoucnUy destructive to r- HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE i-ZUt: .3, II .-J-JLLC-j. CrATI0X5, . i All 5il, ...f Have ronUPt' frrn1- !iT irr! noos Dookv UofxaS 11 ! , Stationery, to wticH they wuu'J tT. L'.e :. -: a ei U-ncIi IL IS. re the puUu.fi rs of wame of t!) bt jjr-l i-T,al's t".! P U r,i i.iue in theU'i i -idtrs, -ti Ii'are.- 7 ..Ccairr' Gsoc.atht orrus IIcATrxsi"nd Au '-silic ot.Iy trtatise r : Astroaoay L w io gciw .i.lo!!.1 . V . . -T. i. "' ;V' - 1 :r: rPARL. i's ?" v CzoexuT for Torinnrs. Ii:i-4lrd wnb 1 p knJ J50 tk ' .' en jrtl"r, a i nea. Looml with t.Jf jrc-". ' Lis 44 iIcckJo "j thi tl)eapest4nj bt inlrouuc tor "oa;1 jp" -VJ in tSo cou-Jtry. I .i,L'i -.j m.r. "i fi worit ham t9 ccr.i'y I ...l i!;:r 'c ;.Jitioa (fall tLe gTTu ri of Southern n V: n plants, i 1 V Tea'aL'sivf- .if I jnast. ThUrdi. t'it. contains majr Jhourt.Is-in'ira words than Va.LcrfH I'.rje DiCluiTy, iri J very lew persons reqn'rp a I ir er work. ' ' ,Vi.;,TER's vciiool DicnoxjiijEs. Pocket d. SornoLw' Gkcsjc Grammaa, tho Text lijok of Vh Ilarrtrd, and . irf hers oflc bet Collegrn and Literary Iiittiltilioai of the U. S. --. roF. Tcltoxs GsEKK Rr iDKt. Do.dol Ex zjcciks Goodrich's Natuna- GeocrHTf for Sebools quarto furm with innw in the hook. PllULVS1 yAT. PHILOSOPHY 12 mo. Chemistry, . do'. j Nat. riii'losophy. ftr Dcginners, ' . - .- -. ; -- . "18 roo. etuth. 4 -Chrrjf ''y, -. da. do, - ' Udtan, H " 41 do.: ;do. Thr'clemftt3iry book arc poculiariy adapt. ei to- Co'cnrnan'Schoo!. . . , . ' 21,' &. 8. Itave jut puM.frlicJ a series of Astro nomieal Mpg, embracing 16 numbers, each map 3' by 3, fceC beautifn! v yrieted oo bUck ground n'd neatly colore', IVsc pvt ct? mounted, on rolfer; with cloth backs, 'with, case nd book. $23 00. The same, on thfck paper, wtliout cloth I . 'Ai ait nn HT... i- 3 . r. : . O should be without a set pi these maps. - Ticy hare been fully recommended by the best asiron? omcrs in he country ,h mrel? as by the most sci entific Teachers, and with tlkia" a". Teacher can impart a 5realerr amount of fnfonnatioo to his pupils jn aii mpht'n, than he coufd poVfibly do" in a yer by the old niethod, besides ,makinj tlw. study more interesting to then- ;.: .:. AbffurfiJS. 1817 4 - ' 354 tf. His just added to his former extensire stock of - . : - , , ' . Irug: and ITIcdicincs, Uie following, amonj other articles; - Sulphate of Quinine, , v' -- ' - ' - .Morphine; . ; m ' Zmc. .'. ", cv'prr. Nitraie of . SiivcT t " . Hxlract of . .-(-. : Liqaqrrre, rowdcre,.' 5 - Opium, 1 ' -'" i-?' castor t lis bus also a larc -quantity of ' Unseed OdiWhh Lead in Oil, & :l Varnish Japan-Varnish, Lcadr '.. Varnish, tyc. fyc. I AH of wkir.h will be' sold on the mo ' re.afnn able terras. Ahcvilte, July 15, 1847, tf. 33 nax Nccti Oil. Jut' received and formic, citLr t 1 v tl c birrel or gdlloo. Apply to ' ' ' may 27, 1347. . : :-tf. ; HARDWARE $ CUTLERY. -English andAmcrican, inclnd. r scythes and siektcs, of the ver best mun'" i j -t rcceu vedund will be sora at the lo- . . -. Among: tbc: Goods can be found m ; ) i brought to the country, and worthy t ; , ?:..a ,of in,a- chanica. and farmers. . - , ' , , RANKIN VVl.lAVl. may 13. "r , , - 3SDlf. , . WAREHO'UC": PHINTS-ONI I. No.'56Ccdar Street, Kcv; Yc;!:. (i-ATK lee jupso:;) Occupy the hpacious FIVT. STC Y ."T. HOUSE,' Na. 56 CEDAR STI'.r.T.-V, wuolk of whicji is Devoted to the c. nrvj sale of the bi.qi.E Article of y Igxlwiiti sltcc... ..... " Their present Stock consists of" Ojnc Thousand Pacll. Embracing some TUOUSANDS of dil terns and colorings, and comtvrinirig evcrv i deirable in the line. tVKUlCtN AND ! J MESTIC. . All of which are offered for sale for c- . Satisfactoiy credit, at -the, lowesf price I' piece or; pack NeW. St vies are received almost eve i many of them are got. -up for our own ; , not to be found cUcwhcre. tCJPrtatel lists. of prices, eorrcelcd fit i to daj , with every ynati n in the market, placed in the hands of buyers. v Merchants? will bo able to form norm i - thecxtent stn.d variety of . our assortment, we staU. that the value of our usual stoc.v this o.va ASTtcLC, is at least twic the valtp the'enUre stock of dry goods usually kept tv largest wholesale jobbers. ' This fact, tr with the fact, that our means and oufMtc instead of lieing divided among a Vast var articles, are devoted wholly to ox R, will ; the advm vigea winch .ve can olu-r to prrfeetlj obvious; and it shall be our 'cu.. none who visit our establishment shall meet any disappointment. ... Our awbortoient is complete at all scp die ytar. , - Pj S.rBi F LEE, formerly of the ftrtn dci Lees, and late senior -partner inV the firm ( Lee A. Brewster, tm which eo he withdrew some timo ag-v ha resuu. ' -nesa in connection with Messrs, L &. Jn.;. -under the firmWJL.EE, JUDON &. LtE, he ventpres to assure Mna friends and.the ' that the new firuv wtll maintain the f eminence in this branch, of thotra'''', metly dwtinjuished. the other I . which lie belonged. 1" ; June 8, 1847. . , 353 ly. " Lawns for Ladies Ore. Of new and rich styles, have just I edby RANKIN -Pr- August 5. tf NOTICE TO BANOs. T7. XaiTTO-V, VHUfiiiafrBt ii Cfffricx UV . cczrt nsJ Renewal tl the .IttTii! .cf lie Cwk cf Cipr I". r ' J ehirjc the Czi ,t I. ; far-Ml Kf,. AsheyiHe, Aprill 15, 1847. . - JBlanks for&ai -iu ::::cua:;t vailor shop ; tla.iovcJ T.5 Loitsc-Aov't J c J kj n ' Afn ant wtTl lertc fr- V l f .16. sn:xi;$,: yestixgs, and , i?ixxlgs, hich,I Wil! s.2 ti'thc nxfct aecomi . '&Ung terms. . Ihir in rcy enr'vt nw i ' r3t hsnr'-al e' erll?c.t u few w a.s. I ui fullr al rnk i e porjjie of p(Kjd L fittmj ad nrc y made jainienU as eao be cooe in th s cojnUy. .,'- . feel truly grateful far fft Urmm, a J caa promise my ota pairons sliii eeuer.aoa to see new one comCinjtre me . call and it rball nU be saidlha I pnmied aod'C.d n-t per. form. , ' . ' ' I haTe sl received 'tbaSprirrg and Summer Fastuns fjr 1917. - . , , ' : I. Mc. DUNN. i T ' . ' Mn-ehmnt Tailor, - may 3,1347. V 55l-tf- ' -.. SADLERY, Of even TJcriplion. . A general stock'of womm'i nd men's Sad dles at unparaJlelled low prices.- C-?U nd see ; HAXK1N 4 VVLLlASt. Vraay 13. ' . , 31-tf. . . . ' Fresh and genuine, jt r-r. . ft March, 18. V RANKIN 1 L'LLI VS. Casinctt, Tci . 'A general assortrneH r January 23,18V. . i -t received. pvuaa:. 333tf. CJrcei ' I here nym''i ; Towi of Ocf and tie t . j f jrvard and make 1 v ' 1 c '.Ir icted for in the v, n:i or before the 8th 'day i 2 contract v. '11 bc-rrscinclcd JAS. SPANS'. T. P. D. Juiy, I C.-iuIe and Harness Leather for . RANKIN A TULUAM. . 7, IS 17. , '; 3o2-tf. r- z-:Ivl J?rcxich ITIorocc : ' i: M ppcr, anJaramjaw. Philadel. .a i like. AliWij 'gentlemen's : Calf HWitees, finest cloth quarters and other styles focsum.ocr wfar; just received at f .-. ' v . ' RANKIN PULLIAWSS may 13, 1847. ' - :' 350 tf. A jLarc )Lot Of Coffee, browrl and crushed Sugar, for sale by RANKIN PULLIAM. August 5. tl Youth's and Gentle men' a Cloth Caps, of different t vlei and rtrioesby .'. " RANKIN $ PULLIAM. , . August 5; If ; ; s- ' ' TO IIIRC. . A first rate cook, ironer and washer, one that served the last 12 -months at tho Eagle Hotel, and has given general satisfaction in several prj. vale families. She is a strong, likely mulatto, with a ch,ild four years old. Also, three email, likely boys."- All ort good term. ' Apply to'the subscrrbcr, three mites cast of Asbcvillc. . . THO. T. PATTON.4' July 20, 1847 tf - 361' "i -- ' ' . ' " i i- '' '.'.' . Bleeding Always Improper.- We eat in order to-makc blood,, -and cvery-timc hunger is felt, the blood wants:; to repair, i s voU t'me of the losses it has sustained, irt.building up the body, or supplying Us . daily wole. In that Hook of Books, the1 Bible, wc find "Tlie life f in the Lhol."-Gen. ix. 4. -The lifeof tho floh i in the blood.- Lev. xvii. 1 1. . ,?Blood is- the l.fc of the flesh' Lev. vii. 13, 14. .. ."Tlw blood: is the life.'V-Dcut. xu. 23. God hath made of one Hood all natians of mcn'--Aets xit." 26. I nT ihis last quotation, two important truths are 8-t fwth; flrt, the constituting principle of men, "'C are all made of blood," 'second the. same, i s of our Iwiny constitutions ? wte are all made h!ood. ly its circular motmn, it keeps every ttrgan of the body. Blood it produces tne real bloominy coun. v t' e Lfe in l.rahh; .t enlivcniie mind; it is strength a'hd A.-.d vet some" people think we can have 1 1 , icli cf this most important and most valua". Lie t'uid..- Do trers die from too great a quatUty f f ;7 No. And tlidll impious mm i-ay hi Crcater was -wrong -in not making a place in n un's body fur tLe tiischarge of this fluid, this 1 ir ' , C!ooJ u shut up in its proper ves- !- "m 4l cannot run out . naturally, Shall blnd i -.ft i's n-'cmc i superiorly to the Great Crea- ',.'! with rash hand lake this precious fluid - Dn')f Uois not- the total varirattOn ! ' ' i Vr,-r,g irtant death? Tlus terrible evil ! . tf. m i-t . w as forne Tears ago, when, you I ! 1 "J once or ttfce a year for fash ion's : . Nrw. a - doctor . cannot -bleed for:, every , 'i i 2 j'lc arc learning that the blood is at ti e victim f blood letting; his skin i pi'a l',rv w.thoutarayo ! il ' i.'M! lie I xks as if lie were ; i the pjwer of the gravp! Such a sight t r ty, Btii the iiiora so because e t I jt f r r- ' e, nine out of every I -?. Kivod, if, i! f'i-ad of losing th-ir prc- " ,i 'jvi' v- vcre with t!ie Lrand , t t io.' it h-i'hc thetr systems of mn.c it left t lie blood t build up and t'i- 1!V. Trulr, llcandreth's PiiU - ' rr.t pr-rir V foil, thij body. Bleed. .rr, (&!,(. out the good. Think ; :s 1 the blod l.fc-T then when , i want U you hare, more than r i .. I.u, cl! ; ... s are fer f ula m every county ia tins 7 r cjs; aui may be had of the I '...'"V O-rORN, A!icville, ! V::i. Frc.ich C.-oa4. J V C. r " 1 .1. ."I -n'ton. .I-(ill I. 1 f D, l n'.vi.'lc. 1 :.Y MAXWELL, Little Ivy. I. Di: WLli S-.I .W Springs. , . E. TAT TON. Warm Sivinya. IIMI k BAIUD, Ip'and," il, . 3o6 4w zJl;tc of Nroth Carolina Buncombe County. :. . : .-.i:. Ccnil cf Vleas end Quarter Sessicmt, Jclv Tesa, IS 17. - t It is ordered by the Court that hereafter lb Tin.. cfsid Court will be kept open only two c'jrsat c?' h lerni, except at the January 1 crm hi. -ft will be kept open three data fo" transact. 1,7" business ia said Court. And it is further or ri, red that the .same be publi .bed .ia he Highland J.Jcs?cBger for six weeks- . . .. . -..!: . . ALEX. HENRY; CIV. Aegartl2,l?16. 6t 353 t xu j in u.-xvx j 3 Hi"" ale- li c .i. JT lCa PHiii KEEr constantly on hand, a very ext as are adapted ad o-u!ly pireh wd tt tj,c article5 can lx- pirf 'i wd 1 . Havinj; an extensive CINDFW- orders for all the varirt tea of s k . Cftln . ii nd our PLANK. 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"I think this an excellent work condensed, Tu'clJ,'cxarr;-OTa prp'hensive asafe guide for the 'pupil, and a-useful review. Tor UieTearhTiv- The illustrations are numerous and exact. -' (Signed) , r B. SILLIMAN, , : Yale College, lice. 19, 1815." , , The above valuable scries of books have bee.a. inlrodaccd Into many ofjlhe public and private schools of. New York, !lIaspacKusettv' Vernaon Maiher Ohio, .Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana &,c. &c., and are pronounced by all. among, the moot valuable scries ever issued from the. Amer ican press: 5 . t Gnmshdw'a History of England, bound Questions to Do r .stitched , Key te. : . do., . ; v, " stitched J , . History of Rome, . V. bound Questions to do., " ' stitched Key to i . do stitched :';: History of the United States,lound " - Questions to ,do., l stitched o Key to do tlitchcd ' r .: : : Iltslorr of Greece. " lund " t r- ' !- . Questions to . do.i-'4' i stitched "v . Key" to do ' Stitched ' . , History of France, , bound -. .: . .. Keys Si. Questipns to do., stitched . History ofi NapoUlan,'' bound -;. ', rs . - ' - Keys & Qucfions to do., stitched GRIMSHAW.s LDIES AD GENTLE. MAN'S LEXICOT, and Parlor Cxmipaniorr: con tJming hearly eyerj word in the English Ian gfiage, nnd exhibiting the plurals -of nouns and the participles of verbs, being alsw parlicu'farly adapted to the use of academies and schools. By .illiam Onmshaw," Ks author of the above lstortca. , 5 1 r - t Tlie editor of the North A in.?ncart Review, speakmg of these Histories, observes, that "A. rnong ine elementary oooas 01 American iiiaio- ry, we do not "remember to have area any one more deserving approbation than Mr, Grimshaw's History of the United States. U is a small v,ol- time and a great cal of matter is brought into a narrow space but -the author has succeeded so well in the construction of his period, and the arrangement of his materials, that perspicuity is rarely sacrificed to brevity. . Ihe ciiam of parativc is skilfully preserved'. and the author's reflection" are frequently such as mike the facts more impressive, and lead the youthful mind to observe causes and couseooeo. cos wincu might otherwise be overlooked. .As a sclwiol-book, it may be justly recommended. ' Whal has been said of this volume will nppfv generally to his other historical work.'; Tuey are each nearly of tho same site as then one just noticed and designed for the tsamtf object, that is, the use of classes in schools." " - All these books are accompanied with 'very full and well digested, tables of.quetionmg for the benfit of pupils, and alfo with Keys to the same lor me convenience of teachers. i Ieichers irnerally. "who have e -amined Mr. Gnmshaw's Histories of the UnitedStalcs and England, and improved editions of Goldsmith's Greece and Rome, have given them a decided prciercnce to any other Histories in Use a school pooss, and ana person who will examine them, will find about ooe thousand error- in each cor-' rectcd; and teachers ordering these worjts, will do well to say, Grimshaw's Improved Edi. tMns."! CONVERSATIONS ON NATURAL PHI. LOOPHV-in whichthc elements of that science are familiarly explained. " Illustrated with plates. Ily tlic author of -'Conversations on Chcmis1ry,, &c. -With considerable additions: corrections and improvements in the body of. the -work, ap- propriauj qucBUoasand a glossary, liy Ur. llios P. Jones- v ( CONVERSATIONS ON CHEMISTRY In which the elements of that science are familiarly explained acd tHuBtraLe'd by expftnments and en. gr.vings on wood. Troni the last London edi tion, in which all the tale discoveries and im provements are brought up to the present time, bv Dr. Tho. P. Jonc. . . , Too learned and dwlinguiohd Professors Si Hi- man and bigtlow, speaking of these works, ,ob- crye "They are satif 1 that the works contain the fundamental prii: , ilS snd truths of the fcknees, expressed in. a. clear, intelligible, and int-frcring manner, audjhat the present editions are decideoly more valuable than anv preceding woe. .iu iiigu cnaracter ot me author, as lecturer, and man- of science. Will, we doubt not, secure for. these works the good opjnioii of uie puoiic, ana cause llieir extensive adoption aonng scm-nanes ana students." Teachers in ordering woold 'do well lo "Jonr' Improved Editions. SMILEkS ARITHMETIC &- KEY, &c Gngg Elliotl's new aenea of Conrairfn School Ueadcr. o. I . a, 3 and 4.' Gr?g & Elliott's series, of Common School Readers is one of the moat valuable s "jca over po-aitofi .-a. cvaatry , KerebanU are ordering u,i tationors, t f rvr':s kr r tatidnehy, roch -: ..; r. -' t ey w.'.l .1 o.t as rsroRssuc ,1 'i -'it - .t, they are enalTed to Su, ly ct, a; 1 1' c iionrn notice. 1 - j r r t-i ar t' t 1 -avc ever had In use, and Orders I 11. '. , i.e.. C'"itry Mcrclints or bv mail, for Il.rarlc, an J oo tllwrt wtll'bv , a-. J exaniioeoor lxrje stock, before l't;ruaryS5-2J-lyt f. by t'e groce for" the st'pp'y f the schools , . ir ric '.oorl '. : It; LAND'S NATURAL HISTORY or Anf. r rJs, Fwhea, Reptiles and Insects, illus Iratcd wit'i nuin-rom and beautiful engraving. Bv John Bigiand, author of a "View, of the AVorld,T "Letters on Universal History ,w &x. Com pitta to I vol, 12mo. ' 1 'h ' ' Tli is work is particalarly adapted for the Cfl of isehoo's and families, forming the most elegant written and complete work on the subject of Natural History ever published, and is worthy of the special attention of the. Teachers of all ourscbooN and aeadenve. ' ' ' i THE BEAUTIESOF HISTORY, for the use of families and school," ith qoeslions. ' By L. M. Str tch. " t . , : - , " ' ' ; ITie Publifhers Invito all tho Teachers, who have the interest of their pupils at . heart, to ex. amine their valuable series of school books before iniroducing any others. 3 Fcbrrtuj 2a. , ! ' - 28 !y , . Slate of North Carolina, Chenkee County. In Equity Spring Term 1847. , John buiJdrrlh, &, others, 1 r Vs. Joel Vannav & W. Mas ten. Petition for Sale. Byvirtue of a de'erce oft his Honorablc'Courl, I sliall offer for sale to the highest bidder at public auction at th Court-lroue in the town or Mur. phy. on the 2d Monday in September next, on a credit of twelve months,, th' purehtser giving bond and approved security, ihe following descri baa tracts of Land : I ract No. 7u, Uisu 7, con. taining 1(8 acres, 5th quality. Tract 73, district 7, containining 124 aerea,'5th qualit) . Tract 74 Dist. 7, containing 145 a'rres, 5lh quality. Tract 78, Dial. 7, containing 93 acres, 5rh ttaWxy. T-ract 79, Diklrlct 7,. contau acres 5th quality. Tract -68. - District 9, containing 200 acres, 5th jurnv.. Tract 86, District 9, contain, ing 133 acres, 5th quality'.; Tract 87, District 9, containing 180 acres, Mh? quality, f .Tract 93, Dwtnct-9, containing 141 acres, 5th' quality. Tract rt.ini.-ii 9,eontaining 247 acres, 5th quality. . Tract 100, District 9, containing 133 acre, 5th quality. Tra'ct 4, District 10, contain ing 209.aeres.-5lh quality. Tract 8, District 10, Containing 400 acres, 5th quality, situato and being in the County and State, aforesaid. Sales to continue from day today until &. - . ; Witness, John Rolen, Clerk & Master in Equu tv, atovepftid, atomcc the dd Monday in. March, 1'847. ' 1 - - i' ' - . ,s ,w Issued the 22d June, lSll v ., r-i JOHN ROLEN, c. at. . J prs. fee 6G' t 3j7 6w, , ; i Wool carding JUam chine. . ! flic StihseriWs have Hirir .WOOL CARD ING MACHINE in fult working order anl under the management of Mr. Richardson, wlnYb any quantity of wool will be carded In the best manner with great care and without any delay on the terms charged by ether Mills. It is re quested that any wool sent should be previously washed, picked -an.d clear from dirt; : ' , , WOOD FIN &, MUR DOCK. ' Asheville,' April 8, 1847. 315 tf .Circular Sawing The mbscriber has a Circular Sawing Mill in full operation and is ready to supply any deschp I , i : ri...l..:..i i. i . . . i "VI iionoi iinnwrvn wie snoriesi nonce; exe-pv eie ouier azreements arc maae all lumber to oe paid for 'on removal ! The Subset . ber has also for sale Six Saxon or fine WojVcd Bucks; also a a quanty of prime seed parley. . " , S ' , W. MUftDOCK. Asheville. April 8, 1817.' ' 343 tf. The S Car Tcrapcrancc Advocate This is a iVeikly' pJper, pnblished on a super, fin Imperial ciheeU and is devoted to Temperance, AgricuUorj,'ard Gcmerab literatures and News, at the low price of $'2 per annum if paidd in ad. vance . It is the organ of the State Temperance Society of South Carolina, and therefore pcrma hentlvcsfablnhed' Letlrs addressed to the Ed itor, Columbia, S. O.,', will receive prompt atterr- lion. 4 . , February 11, 1847. 337 cow 6m B if ar gains i 13 ar gains ISunJi JtoUixntoii Has on baud a large and' well assorted stock of suitable lo the aeason, which he is selling at pri. ccs which cannot Ja:l to please those who give Inm a call. r ' - - - i He has a large and excellent assortment of la dies wear, of f.le latest style, rich and bcaotrful; Broadcloths. . CassiinCres.-. Salmetts. ; Kcrsevs. Tweeds, J-inrs, c. &c.f suitable for gentlemen's wear. iiis siocx. ol - Boots, &; Shbes, Hats, Caps, ice. cannot he- excelled in the State. 1 GROCERIES Of.eyery description,1 at a very small advance on cost. . ,Give liim a call, and you will find evcry.-thing, whethei" of the oefnl ornamefital, at prices whicUwilf satisfy you he liv"es np to his motto, Lve and let hve." ' " Asheville, May 6, 1847. 319 6m. v PR: J. D. GORDON. Having located 'at Murphey, ten- ders his professional services lo the citizens of Cherokee- and adjoining counties. ?; From long experience, strict altetUKm, and moderate charges, he hopes o meet a share of public patronage. . o ; t Jle rnay be found at all tune,- when not . pro regionally engaged, at Ins office,' at . tlj rcsi. deoceof P. Henry, itain lreet .a Murphey N. C. May 1847.' , 351 3m. V A .beautiful lot of handsome and desirable patterns of mousleinc de lanes an offered at enprcecdentedly low prices, by ' , . . . J r . RAN A IN ce PULLIAM. August 5. 1 tf " ln ilqu . -,'S.r.2 Term ISI7. -, VS. - 1 ;ArxiIICALp COAIIVJaa, Otberv i It appiirins. lo th satttfacta bf th pJIi t'at ArcL.'J Grthara, the heirs of Lvl ;r-l,aai..nd th heirs bf J. F. C.rW di f, iid-r.'s in t ease, are not reauleaia sriiL. 1 the hm tf u,f, Sute. it it oroVrtd.that rulAxl ' iioobetJ in ihe Ilightand Messcnrer buV' !ihcd at AheT'lle f lh tpace f ;s weekaJL iifi in said non resident defendjnf, t, lfVo.r,r rt M. next term of this Court lobe held 12 Town ef Marjws, en the CUi Mondj after tU Ilfl Monday ia Sx-ptetnbcf next, Um fnd thtfc lo pled, .answer, vr demur, to the eiipUin..l,i bill, TihesataewiU be taken prt 'eiufim a hi ,rard fxre. Witness .J. C. Whiuoa. Cle,S v Virginia SalL; ? 4 ,1 have on hand, and will eontinna t largequanuty of VIRGINIA S-Uriht m nfactore of hich has been reremij M jraprujjj that for purity, whitened sad strength Mm fe ' wCl compete with any sail manufactured fcj tb, 1 fcnoa'n world, t or cash I willacllii at one j lar per' mmsnrcd bushel, and GIVE GOOD I NEASUKK. I will also sell orders oa -v' I gmia Salt Vcrk8, tor any quantity f Sah, vpa' terms that will make U the interest cf pnaaa wishing 10 haul Sail, haul from there; f I iU give orders on the SU Works, andgivs one half the salt lor hauling. ' . . , , WILLIAM WILUA.M , st the STORE. S - Asheville, NrC. . 354 tf : . StUte ef.Vorth Caroling , ' Haytcood County. ' ' . WiHiam Welch, and Welch Bsoa, . Archibald Land.' - " . Original attach menu levied on Lin4. " f II i appearing to the saltsfaction of the Co! thalihe defvndant, Archibald Land, is aoa. resident of this State. It is s therefore rdm4 that publication be made in the Highland M scnger, published at Asbeville, lor six wetla,.' tifying said defendant to appear before the Jav ticos of oor hext Court of Plcaa and Ouamv Sessions, to be held for the' cottntj of .JJajwaoi, at the Court-house in Waynesvilie, on the 4l iionaay in cn pi. neai. ineti oc there to replety sr plead 'to isftoe, o'lherwtse judgment will herrnilrr. ed against him final, and the land krird e' conoemned and sold to satisfy plain tiBi debts aa4 cost, - Wilness, N alter Brown. Clerk of onr said Court at office, the 3J Monday in June,l-47, y w. uitUN.tTk. Joly 8, 1816. , 'prs fee $6. 35o-fi. - WARE-HOUSE v " AM) FmlCTOKmlGE. ThecSubsCnliers have purchased from NaTtisit L. Gntfin, Eq. the Cotton Ware llou in tiaav! burg, recent! v.occopicd by Dr. J. F. Griffin awj -formerly by Messrs. II. L.J-ffers &. Co.. nioatri ' at tho foot of the Hill, and immediately at tlis head of ihe main business street. Fnim Us ra., perior location, and being surrounded by a stream of water, it is compare lively exempt frura t'xi c&suahty of fire, and entirely above "tlic kijs ; frethets. .' - - " : They 'propose to carry on rxclnshrely l!i -W ARE-HOUSV, AND GENERAL FAC TORAGV BUSINESS, binder the finaf GE1GER, &PAKTLOW. . Having engaged an ixperieneed and eompe. ; tent assiittant, in addition to their own perwe. al attention, and possessing means to make lib eral advances od Produce ewnjigncd to thof care, th"y hereby ..tender their srrviccs ta PUrtt crs, Merchants, and others, in the Storage nl Sale of flton, FU5r. Bacon," and oiher Pnu duce, in Keceiviug and Forwarding Mcrcbta-, di?e and purchasing goods to order.. 1 V . Tlicir clrargcs will be regulated by the anal' rates-of the place. i ' W.W. GETGER, , f . JAS.Y.L. PAUTL0W. . June 177 1847 . 355-6ro. . , , J. A. B. rTTZGEHAM), AUornty and ConnuUor at Lit. " - - WAYisfcsviLLE, Haywood Co ,J tl-' :-:ik . AoriA Curobat Dec: 24, 1816-lly. TEVTO. COLE.T1AK, s . ATTORSEY AT LAW. Will attend regularly the IToorts of Maeoa, Haywood, BuneombfT, Yancy and McDowr. All business entrusted to his care will be proaipC, ly' attended to . - A-heville,jN.C.pril 8;1817. 315 ly Fiat Rate IF heat Land lo'UcnV 1 2ft Arf of the besl third yerr's land, a land lliat has the third crop' cf corn, to rent, " fields or parcels of from ten to' thirty sere s the shares. Terms made known when ?' tion is made. I Jnviie a1P who wish to come and see the corn crop rtiat is no itaw- ; TUU. IV rAl.l " Angust 12I8l76t jt36J, A superior article, just received. RANKIN A PULtlVI. Apnl.'lK, 184. ' - i IVoticc. " i Valuable Ileal Estate for i Sale. IIvinr obtained letters lestamentary from t County Court of Henderson, according to hf on the estate of Ja mes Murray, deceased, I expose lo publia sale at the late residence cf W said James Moiaf , , eceaseri in . ureen . Cove, in Henderson county,, off the first a" "l October n.-H, alHhat ft ell known and valnab? i frra and stand nnon vJiich the said JBmc' , ray formerly resided; Rluate immediately w Buneomhe Turnpike road, andtstiiaininj , . 100 'AcrO&y ', of which, two hundred acics are cleared an4 cultivation.' I TERMS OF SALE. Twelve maiitli credit wilt U !,,e chaser giving baU and appraved the title - of the land will be retained ontfl V jwehase money is pa id;-': 'Also, j CoTHj Oats, andi some other articles" of person4 Pcrs ns wisriins to examine iw Pt.c""'l. be shown them by cafling on R. A. M",fT,rjJ resides on the place, os M. Freeman Lq lives adjoining ihi same. , iESSE OSBORN, E"60 August 26, I8ft -6t. ' Rciidy hiade Clothing' Handsome assortment of Casts Ve11 Paula for summer wear "rankinspvliu- ,nviyt28,I847.if LADIES AND MISSES Straw, Florence and China Pearl Bonaet ' I handioine assortment, just opened si -.j I RANKIN ki PULU-1 a eourt attciee, the 6th Mon. day afte the 4th Monday in March A. D. l . . Jc wuirsoN.r..i, ; June 17. P'sfeC5 -Sii-Cw' u m V si . v -e d a t An ail S. tf.