..M.
T
y r
I. . :i
I -
' AKcf tire from - STr. jfSrawn-
' . AW. WUT t"0"T TOU T1KB A fifM, OWl
' Why don you Uke a-paper Brown?
' . I'm furc it w a shame,
TJ t we tint the n-ws from tsrra r
Before it' oU end tame! (
There's deacon Jous acrna theayt t
Who get on erery wrtk, y
, -And he cn beat you all'lliey say, y.
- When ca"cJ coon'to speak., , ' ?
n "The reason, 'rfc is pVm you know, '
fur when lie tet it through, ' - )t
word I.ke m Ik oi honey fl.w,
AnI fell he tJls i.new . ,
So he, is takro by the ItanJ, . -i ; .... y
For what he can iat$t li , ' j
- V7Lloun?tnJldarodnd bwn stand, V
An 4 y the, deacon' smart! ?
s Oli! t it not a sham, I say,
To hug your purseso tight, .
. Vka a mre bit of yellow c!uy, ,
f. Would eetthts matterr.ight?
What good m fold, now ca'a yoa 'tell, , '
-T any of our ktndj v ' .vi
Unless it kerpa the body well ' . 4 1
o And Lencu the minl? . 7
, Why don't yoa lake a taper, Brown?'
, .' 1,'m sure tt in thame.
That we cant get the new from town
Before it's old and lame? 1
Now let quit thia simple way! , '
And take worthy start, .-. ,
', And ere a year our friends will say,
' 'The Browns a rattling sin art I?' '
VotVIl all bo Icad, too.
Notwithstanding the.variout merrrntoes
of mortality with which wo oSilv meet
notwithstanding death has established his
empirrf over all the works f tiature, yVi
through ume strange nnJ, unacieauniae-le
iofaloaiiuni we forget that wc too sffoHorr)
' to die. , '
A rather musing illustration of -.tbts '.
' emn truth toccurr?d at one of 'thbank of
ficc of a neij;htoring luwru A rrsprdta
bleoolting old genifemtn, appnrenily up
wards of i-ichjy Tenrs ifi fic, anJ whose
' garb and accent proclaimed him a Qerma-n
, by parentaga tl least, entered th ufjicp,
and after Cozing nrout.d the room for ome
moments, eviiiently in sarch'or a familiar
' fCC,f rle'rigtli enquired .
" VVherea Browar 'the gentleman wh
wa tho cashier of' the ban-k some fifteen
ycar ti-forc.
Mr. Brown has been dead about ten
, jers, was tin? reply. ;
Well, wWre1s Junea?, ' 1
f 'Dead, .. - ' '., J"
Vhce?iSlettarl?,
Dad, tcs.i.7 . '
Um! AVvll", I. want thi money at the
aamo time pro-iucinj; a dreek which was
promptly cashed, ' - ' ' ' :
l?iw loir? is it 'since you wefe 1iere
last, Mr, Schwartz?' inqufrtd . the cashrer
.'Writ, it lus been smrta fifteeif year;
and so Drown, nni Jones, nnJ Stewarl.are
' all dea l; 'eh? c Dn3 itranje! (jfood byo.
When I comej again, I s'ptjso you'Jt tilt
' be dfiaJtoo'.V i v- ' V - '
" Uiteral iiainos, - ; .
' A few 'noJiicea in regard -ti thel lifa of
4his gallant 'olfict-r may not bo flninierctt.
trig to our reaIer at tho present time.
Edrnoitd iNjtVdletoin tiihs was born on the
'SOthf March, 177, "in Culpepper crnnty,
"Virginia; Ins tatner commanded a com",
pany of volunteers in the lattwr part of the
rcvylutFiwar) , wur, and wis. afterwards a
rpember of the North C'irolina logishture,
and subsequently of hc state convention,
to which the federal constitution was sub
mitted. Mr. Gouies .moved to tho easier u
part of Tetjnrssre about the . timO.his sou
Kdrhond att'jined' ui ijurteenth year'.-
Here, whilo a ebtMrdft-s boy, tW i'un
hero 8iudit jff' lb L a rl w n r u 11 b' m; f ' '
and this in. the tnumthaio vicinity of tjtf:
Creeks nnd.Chfokees, yith ,whnm,we
r were then nt war. His- superior: SKtU iu
" the use of j;s. border weapon of niiack Dnd
' defencft whs c neraHy uckuow lodged,- and
to tht9 ho tyy pecjiiips. 'consider' buiiirdf
jnd. btedlbr InsTii'st Jimmitn, th.il of
'lieutenant in Cnpnin Clouds voSutiU-er
'company ot iffi men. ;y
Oi the KJUi ofjanu-iry, 1793,v hfe was
' appu'intt'd aitf inifiU .m tho arm) ; yi the
following fall he. ac" promoted to a se
cond lieutt niincvi Trt the'Mirafwr of 1801
CXT Butter was' i"tniju d hy, Presidait
Jefreranr, to select 11k kiu dt-rn oK his re
v iment fr nykitig n iffpgMphtcal sur
V ve'y from Nt4h vVte . to -Xatchi z, for - the
; location tf; a ; rou I. lie lipfViimed: Lrt.U-
enaut Camel. For the satifaclory rrtan.
her in whu:n h discharged the arduous
duiits of his- s'ltthm, "bo received from
President Jettcibuii in 1802t the appoint-
V ment of first -lu utenant. In '1804 while
the Spanish tfoops werjr .iri jxidseisioq '.of
i Mobile and Baton Huuge, he was oppohited
military- coiLtinf of that territory; and in
18UQ,'was en'tiuud,.in addition, with
'dudes of poitni.isic'r,aiid tspeciil agent of
the t'osfniastejrjtre'nernl, and clothed witir
the nuthuci'ty to susptfiiJ, certain pustnias '
tcrsand mail eorWarAors whose df hnquen-
V qics were altribuib!j- to the influence of
' persons engagffJ "iti tlic tyurr "war. lu
obedienceUo die proclamation of die Pies-
idenl' ho arrested Col. Burf,- wh-nj.ur-
nejin through the eounVry , and sent hirrvj'
' . under the Cire of M-f. Perkins, to, RicKjf
..-.-.mohd Va., (ot JrjaL , ', .
. , ' ' . I - .
Mks. ' Partington --"The summer is
no time to irv ihc strength of r.fK cion,
... said Mrs. Partington, though it is pretty
well to sin'" love sorsgs-beneath. a window,
: atwidni:hrin ia rain sirm, or sund lib:
,liRg and cooing on tbco ,door lt p till Jwo
o'clock in the morning. The winter scav
son is 'ho timel ' Many 's the time my poor
Paul has rid five mi'es. to seO me thi colt,
est weather, qbd. ofien the dear tre-.tj-e
has been found in the moving fast r.5 s p
in the middle of the-: cow yard, -with '. o
. saddle onbis. shoulders from fati.n; : v- i.h
. cour'tin'g mc olnd ridipg a,, bard uu;
burse. There kcas devotion. 1 never se
a covr wuhi'Vit .tiunking id poor Palll;s,
and savins 'wliivh, the old' lady hobbled
S ia bed. Boston .Post. -
CreamCracKcr.'
- One pint c; Vn, and"six eggs--beat- ih
wnite to frato; if the, cremn is sour, .
' .nP,nnfui olsaraius must be used;
the dough TeryElitT, aud pounJ it halfaap
. Dvntti of J2r. .tlr,i::i.
t The end of this great bcJ f i t .-n s-
pu!ar!y apcorded with, bis uf'. . He
died like Chatham, at .: p: a thfrkg s.
Utive h-I!cf LU country , U io tdvaoced
age of f ihty ' vears. OaMondar, the
21st of Februanr. 1913, Mr. Adnm was
In bs seat, as usual, in the lloa.ot Rep"
resentatiTc., at Vahiogton. -About hatf-
pi'st one ocl'Kkl he" ftl under a'stroke of
paralysis, nia scene of excilement thai
followed, we will give in the language of
tb editor of the N tiooil intelligencer,
Every ne , will. perusa the account wth
dee'p interest-: , '
Ju?t after the vea and nays- xrere- ta.
ken on a question i ana the Speaker bid
rise n to put another cj.ucst.itfn to the floue,
a sudden cry was hear on the-Jcfl f the
chair Mr. Adams U dyfng!V Turning
our eyes t llie spo!, wc beheld the venera
hie. man to the act of. falling over :ae left
,arm of hi chair, while bis right arrh .was
extended, grasping bis desk for spp rt.
,He would (havc dropped upon the fl-jor had
,h 1 not been cauuht in the arms or trie
member sluing next him. A great sensa
liort was created in the,. House-i members
from all q'ifariers rushing from their stats
bnd gathering Tound the i fallen statesman
who was -immediately hfteq mto the a-a
in front tf the ClurU's table. , The Speaker
instantly ' uggfsted that some gent teman
move an adjournment , which being prompt
ly done, the House adjourned. -'. . ; ;
'A "A sof;i was brought, arid Mr. Adams,
in a state of perfect helplessness, though
not of entire in-jensibdiiy, wns gm-fy Ttid
' rr-w r i J
upon u. i4ie sota wistnen taneq up auj
borne -om of trro Hillni-thir3l'iuda,
where it was set down, and the members
of bOih ..'Houses and strangers, whowere
fast 'crowding around, were. withsome
dimculty represpd,. and an op.t-n spffc
cleared in its' . immediate vteinity: but
medical gentleman, member'of the flouse
(who was promnt. active and ae'f-possess
ed throtisliout" the whoio painful scene,)
advised that -he be removed to fhe rjoor of
the ' R()unda optmtng oni the . eas portico,
where a fresh wind was blowing.' "This
was d me; bui the air being ctutly 1 and
hiaded .with va'nor. ihe sufa was, at' the
sbggestion of Mr, -Wtnjhrop. onqe more
.tjKe'n up and . removed Jo th. speaker's
apartment, ihe doors of which were torth
with .cloied to' all but professional gentle-
men, several oi wr.om arrivea in succes
sion 'as the .news spread in the, city. '
"While )y ing in this apartment, . IVt r
Adams partially , recovered the use of his
speech, and .observed; m faltering accents
"This is the end of earth; but-quickly ad
drl'I dm compfed. Meiribers had7 by
this lime reached Mrs. As abode'with the,
melancholy intelligence, and,' soon after
Mrs. Adams and her. nephew and n eie
arrived,' and .matle their , way to the np
pilling scene, v vfllr 'A". ns deeply aflect
or . and for some moments quite prostrated
by .the sight of lcr, husband, now, insensi
ble, the patloT of, death upon his counte
nance, -and thofse sad premonilories fast
making their appearance, which fall 'wjth
such n chill upon the heart.
r ''In the flatl, meanwhile, . a glorfmy
pause occurred in the' usual hum'pl voices
thit hds it: borne memners- sat in mute
suspense? others stood in' groups, and mad
r?r an&wend Inquiries as to the rifiusQ'and
tbo, prnbabtc 'issuo of the buackj 6ihers
hastened toward the Speaker's roam; to
got the latesr intelligence m the sultercr i
condition: white1 man y ; were bij-iily '. en
gugfd, in w'rititJg tq their friends at homy
th olarrnhig ncivs, A remark' very fre
qtiemly hcird .was, WeM, this is just what
Mr.1 Adams could havo wished; it is an
appropriate ending of his public career; he
fflk, like .a second Chatham, in the benate
V'Mr. Adams, though for somo months
very, feeble," waswhen lie entered tho hall
in tfet 'morning1, in .his usual health, and
h.uL hut a fev' minutes before deliv&red
his1 vote i1; on n motion before tbtt House
in an onusually'distinct and emphatic man
ne'. Th attack was believed, at- first o
hate been a finting fit, but this idea soon
jj'ave olace to the appalling conviction that
it &asa recurrence of piralysis which has
.twice before adt-cted Mr. . Adams,' though
in a milder dcirce."- '; ,
; No attempt was made to remove him
fiom the .Speaker's chamber, where ho
lingered until (.Jntsdav ev-enms, atw ex
pirtd tror.q'iiily a little after seven oV.
From the time of his attack until the last
sands' fell from lifes hoUr-glaba', he -re-
mniiKid, to nil appearance, iinseniible and
unro-nscious.: " ! ')
'in July last, Mr Adams1 attained his
eightieth year. i -
f "'Hiushs f.llen a man, o v.-hoe intega
rityi firr.r?--? end fearless' adv cacy of
good and tri-o pricip'es in political econo
my, his country is indebted beyond esti-
mtfpn. To fovv men wtili be giveft 'as
brilliant a. pr3 in bfsiory as th"l. which
recoros t: i.fv' oi jou vti.ui niA.us..
FCoal iu AIa!v.u:ia ami ?"2i-islsippl.
V, The Mobile Ikruld anJ tTnbuce bun-
taint ap imercsiinjj letter from Surnpter
catinty f jtvin an account ot extrnsive cai
-btMs in cct.tral Alabama amf Misbisiippi(
4p'ne 'i ttl.io1! 1.3 been! on firo and com
it- : j'; Lrt.'r'x three years. ' At one point
i' : rus 1 1 rouni hive fallen in, 'by
tie cjM--f; uoa of the coal bt low tho
sirfere. This immensq waste of -a valua
hie fel is ir.uchto be-regretted. Al strikes
us t!.'-t l!. - C"ir.b'jstiWe enn be extinguish
edl ci.l.cr by digging down and cutting off
th.r ttrausf bMwcpn the main bed and the
T.rv, or ly . cllccruajly shutting out the
air. and Uio prcvcntinw al.
i c4 oxygen gas to the beef; if no vital
ir t?. prescot, the coal cannot be con-
' posits of coal in the regions named
,o J 1) be 250 ;miles in lengjh,.anj, to
.tel. ti nterae breadth of. from' 12 to' 15
iV. . The lime ia close alt hand .when
1 r-iss of available fuel, wi'l be used for
r vr, '.ifac'iuring- rlurposea, for driving loco
ivf s and steamers, as well tie for varro.
; : J in f"?, cooking food in ciwesand
s, and for all other purposes where
fcru.::M ncai w nceucu. j
f - 7 I
:rmin
citizens of Asheri!! and surToiinJiOjr, cotintry,
that they are pre parrd to get ep every vanct j of
articles of etotfnn m V. c neat-;tL fj-ioiae ana
mot tlurab'e fSs. Thoso Ctvoiin t:s wU!i
their patroae,eiayTc!j ttsUi cerafity voa
earnest endeavors to render MtiMciKn-
' WOOD t WILSON,
JVIarch l 6.713.-5331 " ' , ,
Circat Tciupcrancjc .Work,
'The Ilistorr of tko Ilottlc.
Ti.;. i-.l. T,mM with. 8
lr m.h!i,hfd in ih Hew York Or an. is nam
ready. It i Uie most powerfuJJy drawn picture
of intemperance evtr p'lhitshcd. A copy shoald
be plJccd in (he haiiJ of every rnoderle iirink
er. It U a bcaiNifuItjr prmled painp!ik-t of 3
largocUo pages, on fine .paper, r IVtcc ghe
copy lyj ccBi4, ten copies one uunureu c
Orders t iroujh the Iostt office, port paidwjill
receive prornjn aiiennoa. .cws agents, peaiars
VcM Wi.J tii,J a ready sale tor hts work. Ad
dress'' ' ..'
OLIVER & BROTHER, N. YCity.
march, 16, 333 2t,
Ptiptrs H vmr tins advertisement, entire, two
contpicuout iniTionr, will he ent.tled to twrtve
copies of the History. of tho iiottlo, to be - lar-
warded to lei1 order. . ' ' I -
RANKIN & PULLUM
tlarea heairv ttn:k of niatlRcts, flan
nels, Sill?VS nd Winter jotli generally,
winch they ar sellthg at reduced prices, espcci al
ft Ovcrcoafp, Yvi-f and Pantaloons. , ,
At.hev4!e Pee. 2, Ic47. tf '
sjrvjv cottojYi
From the w'st -Factories in South Carohoa for
sale, whoiCbalc, and retail.
. - . 1LNKL & PCLLIAM.
Feb.17. ' - ' - .
SUPERFINE FtOUR
From CoL Lnwrev's mill, and best Tennessee
br.inds, by the 'barrel- and half barrcL . Constant v
on hand.- , ' - '"-.''..
nXNKlX Sf PULLIAM.
- Liverpool and Virginia
' SALT. , " ..
Just receiving a largo .quantity, which, they,
will sell very low.
FATTOX SUMMEY
January 120. tf
WANTED, .
. Waggons to haul Salt from tlic Virginia Salt
Works. The roads are fine, aoid price liberal.--.
Apn'ysoon. ' ., RANKING PULLUM.
Oct. 7, 1847. - 371 tf.
TIC IS. r;
Tlie subscriber .have ihA day r formed a 'Co
partnership, under the firm of
PATTON SUAiMEY, .
for Ihe-pa-fposeof; inercliandizma in ' r the town of
AshcviH. :. llioy will keep a full and .complete
assortment, ; comprising" t'very variety "usihilly
wanted, and rcsp'wLfuUy ask .a 'call from to
the examination of their stock, arid hope from
their strict attention and acconimnJdtmg tereis'
to merit a com! nuance, of the hberJl. patronage
heretofore extended to the lute finrr - J;
' ' J AS. W. PATTON,
i" - ALBERT T.SjUMMEV.
January 1, iei3.-r.tr . , - ' t.
jr There was comtnitted to the Jaj-1 of Bun
combe County, on the l,)th uf Jariiutry-
last, a negro jnan, who says ims nuWc-, is
.. S: A.M.: V
Sail! Nrg'ro is" aboMt21 ycar& old; ahonl 5 foet 6
or 7 inches highi of a d.ark'bro,. i clu.', t r5(i-ht
and well m ule, and h,ti the evidence on li is hack
that he has been severely whipped. . He says he
is a tree mat ho.igh he h' no free paper! --and
that Robert Miller; m Cleuvoland County, N..C,
raicd lorn. t . ,
. The owner, (i?hc is a sla'vc, will eomc forward
and prove his. projM. rly and pay thy fee, i.or he
lit be dealt wilhas the law directs ..
. . . j.vMEs ltjn'k:, ;
" - i ' " Jtjuar.
. Feb. 3, IrflS, ' ' " ' 3-tf.V : '
Lowcry iijJcfiiiic Ilor. !
A few .'Barrels jusf- -Tccciv.ed-frek'i from, the
Mill, for Safe at '....
. " PATTOX 4 SUMttA'S.
FcbTlO, 1343.'.' " , 3S(J if: ;
. -Snpir, Cotnc & Tea.
'100 Bags, prim - Rio ' CoiUo'f 3!0U lir,. Suar;
'just received and for pale verylovvat '..' - .
. t ' ' HAN KIN &. riJLLlAM'S.
. Oc.7, 147. " - . 371 tf.
We have received several haqs ff h very chriec
article. Also, sc. "-al b.irrcl of good Sugtr, to
be Sold at a very Small udvanee. k .
. l:TTON A.&UMMCy.
Jan. 20 tf r . - ' '
KERSEYS, TWEEDS,: LIXSEYS, AXD
: Flannels of ever v variety, juVt received at
- RANKING rULLI.M'S.
Oct. 7, 1S47. " .. 321 tf. .
f A large. supply of Virginia and Liverpool-, trait,
just tec ei ved
RAX K IX PULLIAM.'
Dec. 2, 184 7.
A Tiar?c liCt
Of Cotfec, br.o n and cruhe-d, Saa.r, for sale
by f RAXKIX J- PCLLIAM.
August u. ; tf
'4:- X-EWTO.;COfiK.lLViV:i :M
ATT.O RJE Y A.T LAW.'
,WiH attend regularly the Court.-? of Micoif,
I Liy wood, Buncdtnbii, ..Yanc w a red ,-3lc Dow elk
All business entrusted to h is "ca re will be prompl.,.
ly attended to. ' i
Ashevill-, N. C. Ajril a, 1 317'. 3 Li ly
t Wanted , :
- The FubhfribTwihtOo c;itpby a JSartdlcr"
and IIaruc aker. a" sober,- hkIii
trlous man, who is a gtxrd wrkm iT, t can find a
comfortablt situation hy'pp!) ing.to 'me immedi
ately. , 1
. - . R. CLAYTON.,
IndersonviHc, $ept.-lo; !Si7 tf 363 .
.. SALT, SALT. .
I am manufacturing a large quant. ty of thk
purest Salt equal -rn quality to ariy m the world,
which I am selling now at - s - -
' SiO.Cciits Ycv pnhel, . ..
at the Wort. '.-".Tlie cit2trns-of ; Western' North
Carolina will find it upon . trial, - the rr mterosttb
adopt itsrtgenerni uf. ' ' -
Messrs. Rankin 4- Pnllan, of , Ath'rciUin are
mv authorized agnnts f.r si U ng older for" the!
South WestcVo counties of Nona Carolina, vho !
will themselves keep a constant .supply iorsahvi
i THOMAS L PRESTON.
Saltworks. Va., Jarr 13, ISl' 3S5lf
HATS CJAP-S Si llOHS & MOOTS.
, A large-qulrxtity, 'very variety, and at very
low prices, just receivrf-jj at ' .
PULLIAM'S.
Oct. 7, IS47;
5:i-tf.'.
STATE OF'SORT.
Henderson. C
1 - In Equity Fall Tti
Bill for tale and font- - -M.K:
"
vs.
Lesley Hawkins, .Thr?.I
' ' h G.KjdHi.i, A J.
L. Motor,
J. Cites.
John
It.appearto t j . ' n l t!.t J. J. Hates, on
of the defendants n t! s ci U a noit-residnt
of this State, and 1 t v, "vui ihe jaiwdiclion oi
this Court; it is t' ' ; t .,o red tlat pablicatbn
bo made m'tho i. , i Jiv:ff. newspaper
printed
in the town of AsHcvi't?. ,3t wreKS,
J.J
ITitfS penin to oo
Vand bcfjrc t!
vTif-xt .u,.ot tjuity xq te
hdfor thecr.o-tr oT Uinm-? at tne v-oon
Hoone in IlendLTVv,:',-, on th3 Ht mon.day af
ter thc4th mondav in J!.'irc!i rxt, and plead, an-
u.-t np demur to tho coK!tatnaots bill of coro-
bUInt, or the tame will bo taken pro confess.
ii nd set for hears r:t esuarte as to hi to.
Witness; Wra. Bryson, Clerk and -Vaster in
E-ialty for Henderson county, at oc in Ilcnr
dtrsonTiIie, -Uu day ol January, Jc.4a..- . -
W. CJiVSOXr C. X. K.
. Jan. 13. Ct rrintcr'tt fc $U,
.Zi::CIIA?T TAILOR,
First dwelling south of Fetlan - Summey'r
I have and will keep a neat lot uf cl6lhs, cat-
isinercs, vestings and trimmings, heap as can
be eold tn this uparket. Onie a year 1 sbail vis
it the North, to secure whatever; is new, and
failoonable, to interest my ' exist-nners and secure
patronage. iScat and fashionable work, with
promptness In business, sh&a ba our motto.
I. Mc DUNN
Iareh 2, 1843. tf - t ' ' , '
: State of .Yor Hi Carolina
BURKE COUXTY. - '
Superior Court f Law, Fall Term, .1849
( Joshua r iiicrtcr and wjic lnzibetn,
' - vs. ' . 5
GeoTjrcW. B. Wee, Ktecutor of George flise
deceased, Elizabeth Hi??, widow and rtlicttof
; paid deceased,' Jacob litsc,: John i?tarns ana
' wifi Mary, Emaniu-l Iioso. and w.ifc Margaret
John Linc-bac land' Wife tsirah, being deceased
lt-aving heirs whose names are not known;
Ordered bv the Court that pnblicat-ion bo made
for six successive weeks in tho Hiblaiiu .Mcsscn
ger, nolifving the non-resident named in com
pl&inants petition, to the. inle'nt that said non-re
Hidchts be and appear at the next Superior Court
for said county, Ht the Court' lloiise in Morgan
ton., on thc4ih Monday aflir the 4th Monday m
March, 1 1? 13, to sec proceedings then and there
to be had, touch in"-,, the probate in solemn form
oi me i.ifi wm ana les-uincm or ucurw iiisc-
t-r., deenscu. "
Test, - W. S. TARiO C S. C,
March 2, ie"48 Gt Printer's fee '
STA1E OF NORTJl CAROLINA
, "Henderson Count u.
Sunci ior Court of Law1, Fall Term, A. D-r.1817
Leali Henry, ) . - .. ,
VS. 1 Tclition for Divorpc.
Albert (1. ilerry. S . "
.' It appearing to tlw -satisfaelicn of . the iurt
that AtJ. crt t. Henry the defendant in thw case,
is not a-r. resident of thw State: r It iy therefore
ordered tlwt .publieaTion-be made in -the. Highland
Mebengcr, for mx weeks, jiotilymj ttie said Al
bcrt G. Henry, that on the first day oL.pril
at the awrrmj liouc oi- nugti jonnson
in he County of Henderson, and; State of North
Carolina, the .riaintin, oy. ner: Attorney, .wwt pro
iceed to takcthcttstimnv1 of Wilharn Anderson
and others, to be read in her behalf in sid."uit
now pendm? in the Superior Court of - Law for
Tlnftderson-: County. In itcstiraonv whereof, :1
have hereunto !ft my hand, at office, irflcntkir
eonville, the 2l!i of Janjary A- loi":
' J, C. GULLICK Clk.
Fcb3.1813. -3i3-Cw.- Pr? fee 6. '
STATE OF TiORTll CAROLINA
Iiulherford County; ,' ,
, - Iu Equity. - .' '
Charles .VcDiwill & ' "1
Win: F. .VcKibson, .
Vs f Injunction.
A. Il-'Sunms fend others. J ' ,.,"
' i It fljipcaring to the satisfaction of tbp- ;CoMrt
that- part-of the dofennaals iu'th.s case to wit
Janirfsf-Simms', Hllham Simtns; John T. Price
nnd wife Jane; lieorgc Clonenneo and wife. EIi7,;- '
ab-th, Litikton O-boni and wife, Rarliel, Al.'en
Melton and wife Na'icy,' und Thnm is Jt fforpoji
are norx rt-idi nts of th s Sate,, publication ,is or,
dcfc-il to hi m )ie fjrM'x weeks iiThe Highland
Lspnger, notifying aid ci.ifendants to appear
Kit'tlie Hexf term yf this. Curt: to lie heM for the
c-onntyoF Rutlierford, at thet'ourt -irmse'in Ruth
erfiirdton. on the vth Monday after, the 4ih Mon-'
.'dy: iq Marcji next, and plead answer or .' demur
.to plaint irl;,s b.', or judgment will, be taken pro.'
eo'ifesvi.as to them. . ' .
Wrtne-i, L." B. Bryan, Clerk &. .Master of paid
Court of Hquitv, atolhVc, the 7th dry of Februa
ry, A.' V., I 4S.
- " L. B DRYW, c. m. e.'
."v.":IIitflrcf-fordtonf February, 17,- f 2 3,
Priiktcr! Lc ,5,6. - ' 3D'J tG. ' .
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA: '
, . IIe Doicf County.
tIn li.jutty Fall Tirm, IS 17.
Original and amended bill to sell. Heal Estate. -
4. hotnas V. Wilson,
W.
Arehibald Graham, the heir? of - Edward Gni-'
ham, tlie heirs.of.J.. F. Cara(hcr,vand'. Jamus IK
J'!iisb,-a:id Slrhen K, Snced, or the hera at
law- of taid John-Hvm and Snced, -
It appearing up.n the aGdnvit of the romplain
nrl in this chihn fik'l according to tl.Cjactof
As-S!"mb!y in siieh' cac made and provided: that
all of the. said i:fendunls 'are- rruients without
the Iftnits of tfits : .-Stale;; .--publication for sm puc
0rre weeks is hereby Jflide, notifying ail and
t eryorre of fjiid Tdtfendai.t-. to Ve jind ap- ar be.
fore ihe Honofabl Ju'l"i of the Court of Eqmtyt
t be held .for slid county, at thes Court house in
tin.";. town 'of M vrioiij on. the 6th Mondaj --after,
the 4lh .Monday m .March next, then and there -to:
ph.'d answer 0t demur to .said b'id, or tiie eaTne
w i!l bchefird exparte, and. the decree rendered
aceordiitgly. ' '
Witne-s J. C. Whitson"; Clerk and Mister of
fiid Court at o,1ie.-. Hjp Gth after the 4th Moudd
mSiptembtr, A. I)., It IS. - .
. t" ' J. C. WIIlTsON, c. m. e.
- Teb. 17,ld4S. IVs. cali. 300 tG.
DRS. LESTER k IHLLIARD,
-fcM Havrng this'-day formed acopart.
fV ncr-'l"rN r th-" Professional strvi
fcj ' ccs to the c.tizcns of this, and the ad-hsii-i
joining counties. They can always
found, at the Drif? Store, unl ehs nro f-Ksn inn ! 1 v
ajtscnt
' T.jC. LESTLU, .
W. L.HILL1A.RD.
All persons indebted taT. C.,LcFter, re ear
nestly ,rrqutted to call and settle'humediatelv.
Feb. 17, 154.-' 1 330-;6t. .
Scl'iooi and Classical Books and
Stationery, a large Ftock' P'fl!rr!
at small profiis.
PULL I am:,
RiXKIX.
tf
5
Dec 21817.
WANTED AT
Patton & SuHjmcv's,
; i In ccliangc for Goods, Country Janes and Lm
Vpy. Flaxseed, Wool, Feathers, Benax anI'
7v'7tvfor which fVie hirhe.t market priee w ill
b gwen. Also, Cotton and Limn Rnpi bQurrhtr
for w hVh Goods will be cxchanj:ed. , ' " -j'trf.
27. . - .
KOIICE TO BANK DEALERS
Xa2TTOV,
Lilian 'islcnt laCfffrjE; Xct for Eix.
aat and EcncTral r.t l&i AshcriUe Branr h
cf the Bank of Caps .Fear, .and
. : tharfc the Customary Fct"'
-for his scnicti. .
AsbeTille, April! 13, 47..- . 34Gly.
n
Tood .& Wilson, g
TAILORS.,
One DoorKorth TVest of ;
, J. M. SMITH'S HMEi; .
u
M
34
5t
-ft AsnEvtu.E,'N.C. -Feb. 10.
tf.
5
i Books atitT Stationery.
? xv h unit tcill constantly keep , on hand, a
ffenial assortment of School llook comprising
neurty every vanciy ruseu in i-vuhiknh v
the higher Schools, . Alo. Steel Pens, Letter &.
Foolscap Paper, fiom 'W- cents, up to the fi
nest quality. Altfionaes, $c.t all of. winch arc
offered at Bhort profits at '
PATTOJS SUM Mb w
Jan. 27, 1843 , ' ,337-tf.
g DAYID STRAULEY, . g
, " HOUSE PAINTER, U
It 'Offers his -services to tho citizens of Bn'ru H
& combo an.d the adjoining t'oanties. His R
li work shall be well done, and: his charges R
1 lower than those of any other Paioter in 1
f the State'. . IX
n Asheville, Feb 24, lJSlS-331-7t. , . It
ww w w w w w vf ," Tf x t vc .i
3Ws iS V 'Wt- X fi" '
Jmportanhrrom llcxitp.
WOOL CAKDlXGv MACUIX KS can be
purchased at. our shop. 11-2 miles - est ol (Schools m ou-irto form, w nh imps mll boot
i !..' ,or nn hv hoin made andJ I'll III. I'S" V IV fill I Mv-rtnTiT- , ,
nuiiu.m,iT.m.v -v-
.lf tvMihan ihe-lat thirty years, and where a
supply is now "on hand. inc machines made
and sold at this Shop, have been in use. upward"
of 30 years,-are' still good,- an.d mating good
roles, k " " . ' i 3 .
We 'will not here, vanntinly loast of the
"quaUty or workmanship, but will icarrqnt our
ni-achipes to'bc good, and v. ill do good work if
properly attended. -For durability nd good
rolls, they cannot be excelled. Vewill sell very
low for cash, and, also, upon-liberal credit. - The
cards' will ; be oif the best', quality.. The un.
dcrf igncd will set up the machine when sold,
put them into operation, and see that ,. they taialte,
good rolls and give. ihe- nccesay irts' ruction to
lieep them in pood order. letters addressed to
the uoderMgnvd, at' Aeiiov, Va. W'iU be
proaiplly attemled t-.. , '
.ABRAM ZIMMERMAN VtSOT. ,
,;Rbruary J2,'iei3-GE. - . , .
" 'Will una nare any claims for 'applicants for thp
. Bount Loids dne to Soldiers, who, have served
in the; warajjatiMit .Mexico. And m nis absence
from AshcvVlIci William William will
represent him in the bubiues. ' -
Feb. 17, ' 'V ' 300 tf.
- A general assortment, very
RAXK1S
.January 2Sr 1847.
lew, just receiver."
d PULLIAM,
- 33T-tf.
'Constantly on Hand
At ration &, Sumtncy's the very bet quality of
Upper, Sole and Harness Leather Calf.and Deer
Skins.. -Atso, .ih ag"oit Harness. All of
which will be sold on the most . reasqnable terms..
Jan.-20 tf-
Cioodsat tho . liOve'.t .Kate4,
exchanged for' fcan 1 Cotton and Linen .-".Rags,
Wool, Feathers, .-TalTnw! Beef li.des, Flax, seed.
j and other' nrtioleg of country produce, ! usually
( K..n,rKf in ill, .r-.." : . -. .
JIANK1N PULLIAM.
; SOUTULILTi IIAU.YIOXV.
New cdiUon," jut received, and for sile at
' JRANKIN PULLIAM'S.
Dec. 30, tf
a rtw.
WHITE POTATOES can be had bv upplvi"
soon to M. W, ALEVNI)i:il,"
" , ' ' ' - Eagle Hotel.
:bdrch2t'I3l3 tf .
VJ2I SIZIy& GOODS,
oow.'C'-nrjIng to hand, and constarrtly Ix'ing open
rd, . embracing. every. article known to he wanted
by the country. lWc are Utrrnined to' oiler our
goods at prices that wi-atrsfy cuUimers,
RAXKIX $ PULLIAM.
march, 0.
atton'tfc.-Summcy keep constantly on hand a
large quantity of Tin Ware, which thciy are pre
pared Jo sell, either ot wholesale or retail, nt ns
low rates es it can be bought m Western North
1 aroina,.manii!etured irt the best mnncr bv-
lIora l.-iidfy, who i also prepared lo'do any
p.,,,v ,., wyrii(guiii-ring, COVCnilg liolisCS, .C.
'Jan, 20 tf,- . ' f
The eubsctibers ..have on, hands a -large Hock
of Gofds, embracing ' ' '. . 0 .-
.' Bhtnkcts, ' ',.'-' '
Kcrey, ' ' y .1 -. -' -
1 lanneN,. ' .
Tccd , ... i
' s '- Oyercoats, " . -,
:' Vests - ,
: . Fanli, A-c, 1
winch, a? th,e peason is advanced, will be sold at
reduced prices. . . ; k 1 t '
. RAXKIX $ PULLIAM.-
WOOI CARaJING
Machines.
..l.Thc. Subscriber takes this jnetbod to 'bring te--fore
the pubhe, tJic snrxior article of . '
Wool Carding, .HaclYinc, ,
Iwth single and doubly w hich ly? ia now putting
up, and rcspcctrullv jnvitrss aH vhc .wish IrvpurT
ehde a good article of.th'w kifld, to call and-e.x-anunc
hi manufacture bef ores pu'rc7jasi ng elsewhere.-
He can give the roost: satisfactory refer,
ehces as to the qualfty of the material tmploycd.
and the supeVior-ty of hd workman-hip on his
mch nes oger any made in the Country. 1J.n all
capcs.w here the subscriber sr Us a machine, he
puts if into operation and makes it pei&rm first
rate work before leavjngJt. - '
- Address - . THEO-S P. CLAPP, :
' - , Abingdon.1 Va.
March lS48.-Ct;
I Leather! Leather!!
AUpper and Sole Leather, Harnds and STtirting-
tiargcjiotjusi received, at ytrv low prices at -i
RANKI.V aTtCLLIAuS.
Oct. 7, 1817 ' ; . 371--tf.
;W .Flax Seed HI.
Just received and" for sale, either ? by the barrel
or gallon. Apply to " ' -
RANKIN i PULLIAM.
'. rna-v27f 1847. 352 tf. -
The opartnership herctofors ftistiog andcr
th firm of ration & 0born, is thi dy dj.
ved by motual consent. Either of the under"
signed ia authorised to settle the affairs ,f u
late firm. ' - - ' ,
. . V JAS. W.PATTOX.
- . ff' i.TL OSBOR.N. -January
1, 1SH tf .
Saddles & Saddlery GoodT.
Our slock of men's and lady's Saddles is Cry'
extensive and chcape'than rverr- - '
KAMvlX ii. PULLIAM,
oct.7.is47. ;r
Books & Stationery,
HUNTINGTON & 5AVAGK,
rcBLisuiyis, Booksellers & Statio.nerj
.f 16, TE1RL STREET, SpF:WSIt !'
Have constantly Cor' sale a. very lar?e and r
(wmus . jjiiiu joum ana clationerr t'
which they would, tall the attention of BooW w
crs. Merchants, and others. ' ' .
T1..aU !--1. i ''-. .
ii. ol. o.are iiie puonpnersof some ofthebwt
and mot saleable Reboot Bks now in om be
the United States, among which arc
Ct'Riurr's Gkocraput of thk Heatevs, snil At'
las, tlie only treatise on Astronomy now in s
eral use. . -
. rrrER Parlev's New GEoosrfrr for BeeinncJr
Illustrated with 18.rodps and 150 beautiful . -gravings,
and neatly bound with st.fl cove
This is decidedly the cheapest and b?t iritrojie '
torv geography published in tb.; country.
M as. Lincoln's " Botanv. Tins work hai re.
ccntly been improved by the aiditiun of all tht
genera of Southern aid VsuTr plants:
t Webster's UxivpRsnv.-lict.vv. Th'n er
tmn contains maniuthousands niW wordi than
Walker's large D.ciary, und very few rfoiis"
require i larger w oik. . i r .
Wtcsn:Rs Sciiooi, Diction tarp. P,-j.
l ale. Harvard, and others ot itic bett '..'....
and Literary Institution of tftc'U, S. - V
PR0K.VxtoS ;SKKE ReiPKR. Do. do. Elv
r.ni ion. . . viuiunn,us 1iH I IU 41 I ictt-m . ....
-j .....v.jui i , a m.
Chcmitlrv,
do.
Nat. Phd Kvip'jy for Bt'jlrinrra,
' Is mo- ckilh.
C hemistry; .
Botanv : - u . j
TllTPO.
"so. leint-ntary UTWiks vc nrriiTiartv
cd to Common Sr hooN. " . j
H. A. S. l,lveju-t pi:t.liln'il rr; oU,'
nomie il Maps, ernhraeij I G nun,!), rV, eseli ,,n
3 by 3 J fei t. beautifully printed on a black jrmund
and neatly obred. . Px.Vc ikt hirt, inoiinle, on
rollers, Willi -cloth bucks,-; Willi ras: and book,' ; :
.550 00. The same, on thick p:!r, without cloUf '"
backs, 15 00. No Aeademy or Coihhion Sehl -should
be wi-llpjut, a s;j of i1h4sc in;'iji. They '
have been ful fy recoiumendcd by the liept alron-'
orners in the rountrr, as well as bv the mot set
cnlific Tranhef", and w,th tlie'm a' Teacher raa '',
impart 9. j;rea(r amount of jukrniaiion to
his pup.ls in s:x mon Dili, ban Iicr'ould poibly
do m a ye.ir by t lie ijld 'method, Asides making
thetstudy more mforestipg-to thcrt ' -
August 26, 147. . aCl tf. '
CHEAT ES'T IN THE WORLD!! '
Steam Jiefinefl' Suar Candies
12 1.2 -Centf yer pounl Wholesale.
J J. R1CUAIWSOX,Xok -12 Market Street;
Philadelphia, takc yjiluiAsiirc- iu informing tlir
pubhe, that he still. conttnut'S to' pelt- his very' '
Superior Steam Ri fined, Candy at lbs low pricw
of 12.50 per 100 pound, and the . quality is e '
qii.i1 to any inaniifdctun d in the United Slttre.
He also offers.. all .-kinds of goods in the Cvn- . -Jeclionary
and Friul line at correcponding low" '
prices, as quick sales -and small irohls ars the -t .-.
orderof the day.- ' . - - -
; Call or", send your orders, and you ca'anot fil .
to. be - satisfied. Don't, forget the number, 42
Market Street, PhKaJel.h.a. ',
- J. J. RICHARDSON.'
mircli, J54"5.- s JJJ
, IIiptic Nrin?s9 -
Carriage trimmings,-Harness, mountings, va
rious styles, jtsst reci'ived and for sale bv
. ' UNAiN A. PULLIAM.
Ashev ill-, march ,9.
' ' 1 . . .... '..r fl ' f; f. - :: fr.. '; - . . .
I S a id wa re V n 1 1 c r y .
A largo assortiivjiit, r-mbrdcing a gn.nt variety r
of new and desirable firtiflcn, j:ist "received, and
will fee .sold t very low prices for csh. r.
RAXKIX $ FJJUAA1U
march, 0.
' .Va' Agent. '
' Will. attend tothe ofllrmg of Notes, fyr Renew.
al and Discount at tlc 'Asheville . Branch of the -Bank
of -Capp Fear. '. Bii.-iness entrusted to his"
care will Ijg prom;tly and fiithfujly attended to -His
charges will be as low as arty. ,
- Asheville, Dec. 30, Ii-17. lj&w 3?3
: ; jss&WASBia. -
Just received by llio - Subscribers, a general
supply of English and American Hardware, and'
CUTLERY, i
.uii,' Pistols, and Rifles,
which they will sell to Country Merchants at'
v'ry Jow prices on libr rul term", consiMmg of
Tracrv and Ox Chains, Weeding Hoe, Manure
Forks, Anvil, Vites arid -Smith's Hummer,-. ,
! Eras and Enammellnd Presenting Kettles, '
' Locks and , Latches, jn crcat- variety. Bone, .
Bunk and Iron niwtted Knicci and Forit,
POCKET' KNIVE.aiid RAZORS, with cele
brated devices in-irked thereon Rvigh ty Ready,
Vue.na rtxfa Monfeiey, tj-r. and. every oilier ,
article bt longing to the 'business, ard respectful
ly ask the merchants of;, this vicinilf to. -faver
them with a call when thy next -vimt llut Cj(J.
WM. T.' HOWELL, & GO., !' '
- No. 23 1 Market St.
Philddelphia; Feb.-1S,3V 301t6.
E. Tennessee KehiaU Institute
The next session of thisXiri.titution will com'
mence on Friday before the. ?d .1on day of ilia rchf
tlic.lOih day of "the month. , y .
Tuition In the Literary Department "from $10'
to 915 per session, according to the studies. -
Board in good families, al 'from y I L5L to 2 00"
per wetk. ' , - v
The extra charges are: ; '
- For incidental cxprnsca m all cases, .1 per.-,
BRssion. Music on the piano' or (Juitar, -10?
drawing. Painting, Embroidery or Needle Work
1.0. No extra charges ,for teaching languages,
for the use of the musical instruments, or tlieap-'
aratus. :. '.- v ' -V- .:r . c
. D. R. Mc AN ALLY. .
Knoxvillc, Tcnn. JariuarySO, 1843 3112 3t.
AVILI.IAJI WILl.IA'nS
.Will take. a limited number pf young -gentle-'
men to board, who may wfelf to' avail themselves
of the advantages of the JIale Acadcinf.
here. t , .
His charges will be as follows:
For Board . i 6
Washing ' r
Lights and fuel per month 50
January 13, 1817 tf , .
1 IS A A 11. SA I KYER S t "
Will fake R arthrs at the perrie rates.'
Junuary 13, 1? tf '
'BLANKS FOR SALE HERE.
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