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"" - ."n ASHEVILLE, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1841. rrj We regret that we are un able to publish the "Messenger" this weeknot having received a We hope to ui yi e 1st No. of the 2d, -yolume next Iron JVqrks THE undersigned take this method of inform ing the public t huge, that they hare their new IRON WORKS in full operation, add are prepared to fill bills for any - xnoM9 at the ahorteat notice. Their boa Worke it situ, ated four milea north-west of the town of Murphy, Cherokee county, North Carolina. They further, more warrant their iron to be aa (food aa any made in the Slate. They will aell few for cash. Per. eona wishing to purchase, can hare any kind or quality by making application to EARPS 4. WARD. June 18, 1841. 4 .1 $30 Reward! State ofJVorth Carolina, MACON COUNTY. Superior Court of Law, SPRING TERM, 1841. Valuable Tracts of Land M oca Rxdmond, 1 m. Sally Rkdmokd, ) Petition for Ditorc. f AWAY from the lubscriber (in Hen. aunty, N. (.;.,) on the night of the iKO BUY named am He carried with him Two L3d inat.,lM , andi and Thirty. to be i per (pro. Nolbing of much importance bad jBthiibodyatouOast ad?ice except the gppoiDtment of committees, (for which we hire not room) and the repeal of the Sub- - treasury Law.- We learn from the Charles ton Courier that the BUI to repeat uie oud Teaoury Lawjwd passed its second read--Jug by a majority of something near two to one! ' ' ' - - The following resolution passed the Se- nate oo the 7th . Jtmlmd, TUt the Secretary of the Treasury k directed to communicate to the Senate with- as tufa deby tf practicable the plan of such a bank ii imiu. beinr free from constitutional . ebjeeuoajwill, in his opinion, produce the happiest complexion ; talks a little soft, or broken f affects MuiU wi oooiei lasting and important benefits to be witty ; and is rather insolent or careless in' uuuTmauun. i lie nuauio nnger on urn leu nana, I think, is stiff, and probably a huge scar on the great toe of his left foot, near the insertion of the . nail, occasioned by the outof an axe, and the end ds. Had on when he 1 tow shirt and panta. rr appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,that the defendant, Sally Redmond, iajiot an inhab itant of this State It is, tfcereforeSordered by Court, that publication be made in the 6 Highland Messenger' for six weeks, for the said defendant to appear at the next Superior Court of Law, to be held for the county of Macon, at the court house in Franklin, on the second Monday in September next; then and there to plead, answer or demur to the said petition, or the same will betaken srs confetm and set for bearing orparte. , A true copy from the minutes. S. M'DOWELL, Clk. . may 28, 1841. 6sw50 85 50.' THEweH-known stand, one and (IIS;. V.'1"1 "nilo. below the Warm Spring IBuneombo county. North CeioSa. "a on Borflwatera aide of French Broad liver, together with its adjacent MINDS of about THREE HVNDREDACRES, a large portion or which is in cultivation, aad now occu pied by W. fc J. A. Fagg and owned by the heir at law of lr. Benjamin Howarth, deceased. 4L8 0, One other Tract, on the Bouth- a " a S."1 Ma TiTCT, containing about WjaFive or Six Hundred Acres, some Hasi two hundred of which are also in euL tivatkm. K large portion of each tract is of the first-rate river bottom, j Communicatians directed to Howartfa tc Wood, fin Franklin. N. C, will meet with prompt atten- April 16, 1841. Seven Dollars in silver coin. accompanied by some trifline white oaoiy a suspicious looking woman.) i lie teove reward of Thirty Dollars will be paid for the ap prehension and confinement of ueorge in any jail in the United States, so that I get him and the money or Ten Dollars for the negro without the money or Twenty Dollars for the recovery of all thejnoncywithout the negro. Description GEORGE is near six foet high; of a blaclroagh s li eoantrj The following resolutions, oflbred by Mr. r. ..J Vnin.liv will rive as correct in- J d of the too pointed downwards, formation with regard to the business Ukcljr lcft honM.( , ncw cotton and to to be entered upon at the present Session of Congress, as can probably be derived from any other source. Mi. Cur said Jhat Senators would recollect tit! os lbs hat meeting some conversation bad pari as to introdoeing a resolution which should - dedtre, in the outset, on what subjects it was pro. puts' that Congress- should act. at the present -etui Ktnoo ; be bad since then turned his atten. 'ass to the subject, and if no other gentleman had any resolution to offer, he would present the re. . suit of his reflections in the shape of the following nmlntwas: RtmivU, st the opinion af the Stnate, That at the present sesiion of Congress no business ought to be transacted but such as being of an important nod nature Buy be supposed to have influ enced the extraordinary convention of Congress, i : or nek as that the postponement of it might be antrially detrimental to the public interest. k tltei,thmfort, at the opinion of the Sm. tU, That tie following subjects ought first, if not eicluuTelrfto engage Die deliberation of Congresa at the present Session 1 lit. The repeal of thesubwTreasmy. . Si The incorporation of a bank adapted to the vubaf the people and of the Government. . 3d. The provision of an adequate revenue for the Government by the imposition of duties, and including an authority to contract a temporary lota to cover the public debt created by the lant Administration. 4th. The prospective distribution of the proceeds of the pnblie lands. . 5th. The passage of necessary appropriation Mb; tad . fth, 8ome modification of the bank in? system I iSlikltistjktof Clujnbia for the benefit of the jeowe of ths District filled, That it is expedient to distribute the . wnnesi proper to be done this session between the Senate and House of Representatives, so as to aroid both Houses acting on the same subject and -umtime, He said it was not his intention to ask any ex. freaiioo of the opinion of the Senate, either now, . Pwhape, hereafter, on these resolutions: he pottered them as the opinions of an individual Scn 1 ', and wished that as such they should be laid the table and printed. There wan one sub. JMl, it would be perceived, which certain gcntle ? ery much at heart, which was not in cl"weain thiacnumeralinn: K i,lliiHfn thn h. . JWef anniform bankmpt taw. Mr. Chad not mat, Because, for himself, he utterly loons, an old wool hat, and linsey jacket ; but as he has the funds necessary with him, he will pro- oaoiy change bis clothing the first opportunity. Communications on the subject to be addressed to L. S. Gash, Claytonville, Henderson county, North Carolina. REUBEN JOHNSON. June 11, 1841. tf 52 0The Register, at Knoxville, Ten and the Mountaineer, at Greenville, S. C, will each give the above four insertions, and forward their ac counts to the Post Master at Claytonville, or to this office, for collection. Twenty Dollars Reward ! T) AN away from the subscriber, or was r5. conveyed away, on the night of the 27th of May, A Negro Girl, named Fatima, and her TWO CHILDREN, Rufuo and Rachel. FATIMA is a bright mulatto girl, about five feet three or four inches high. Rufus is about 5 years old, rather- darker than his mother. Rachel is about 3 years old, and a very bright mulatto. . The subscriber will give the above reward for said Negroes, delivered at hit residence at D.,W Greenlee's. JAMES M. GREENLEE. Burke county, June 3, 1841. 3 S3 State cf JYMrth Carolina, BURKE COUNTY. . 'court of pleas and quarter sessions. Apku. Teem, 1841. , ." - JbTiW,CoNELLr, iAttatkmfHtlniejM ALPaanCrbnntLLT ' ORDERED byKVirt, That publication be made for six weeksdn the " Highland Mvs. . senger" for the defendanttotppcar at our next i Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessidna,for the coon. ' t y of Birrke, at the court house in Morganton, on the 3d Monday in July next, to plead or replevy, otherwise judgment pro confesso will be entered up against him, and the lands levied on be con. demned to satisfy plaintiff's demand. . Witness, J. J. EawiN, clerk of our said Court, at office, the 4th Monday of April, 1841. Teste, , J. JtERWIN, Clerk. may 14. 6sw J5 60. State of IVorth Carolina, i Bnncombe Connty. y SUPEMOR COURT OF LAW, Spring Term, 1841. William Baowx, s. V, Petition for Dtearre. Euxaarni Baoww. V r" appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,that the defendant, Elizabeth Brown, is not an in. habitant of this State It is ordered by Court, that publication be made for six weeks in the 14 High, land Messenger," for the said Elizabeth Brown to appear at the next Superior lourt of Law tat the county of Buncombe, to be held at the court house in Asheville.on the 1st Monday after the 4th Mon day in September next ; then and there to plead, answer or demur to the petition filed against her by William Brown, or the same will be taken pro confesso, and set for hearing cxparte. " ''" Witness, J. ROBERTS, Clk. may 14. 6sw 95 50. STATE OF IV. CAROLINA, Court of PUtu it Quarto- Semlons, APRIL TERM, 1841. - CiuauM McDowtix, M. Thomas Srrsoii. AiUekment levied sir ChatteU. ORDERED by Court, That publication be made for aix weeks in the Highland Mes. aenger,? for the defendant to appear at our next Court of Pleas and Quarter Stations, to be held I unty of Burke, at the court house in Morganton, on the 3d MomUv in July next : to plead or replevy, otherwise ludgwmt pro cxmfesso will be entered up against him, and the chattels levied on be condemned to Usfy plaintlfs de mand.. s. Witness, J. J. Eawct, clerk of our saW Court., at office, the 4th Monday of AnsiL 1841. Trte' J J.ERWm, Clerk. fojH. Caw ts 50. j State of IVorth Carolina. ) Buncombe CoraCy. J Superior Court. t Imuz. SPRING TERM, 1 WlT Catbabmi SttatM, Jekkxiah S.vrres. PetUU for Divorce. TTappearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that X the defendant, Jeremiah Snyiea, is not an inhab. i!' "f' State It m therefore ordered, by Court, that publication be made or six weeks in the Hiirhtand Messenirer ih, tW ii- ":'? State j f JWtrth Carolina, MACON COUNTY. Court of That and' Quarter Sessions, MARCH SESS., 1841. - TgURCH ALLISON brings before me a Geor8eJ-Caler' Origin Attachment Utied Yellow Sorrel HORSE, taken up by him on John Hannah. ' ) on Lands. the 18th of May, on Valley River, 18 miles above JT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, -M?rpy. Cherokee cuunty, N. C. Said horse has X thst the defendant in this case is a non-resident a smalTstar inliis face ; four years old this spring; - f thin State-It is thereforeordereehatpubliea- i fourteen and a half hands high; small saddle tion be made for six mnmiive tl, in th Hirh. U - -n . . . .... . - . . " . Snipes to be and appear before the Judge of the next Superior Court of Law, to be held for the county of Buncombe, at the M3,t house in Ashe yille, on the first Monday after the fourth Monday in September next ; then and there to plead, an swer or demur to the petition filed against him by the said Catharine Snipes, or judgment pro con. feaso will be entered against him, and the ease bo set for beanag- exBarte. witae. ' J. Roberts, car : Ma714- 6ew $5 50.J State of eN. Carolina-Macoa couatj Court or Pirn ft Quarter Sesaiomu MARCH SESSION, 1841. "relied of earrvinff at the tmrnl naim nV nm- J that subject which would be satisfactory to wna,ta and to the country; if, however, gen. , Jr0 were desirous of acting upon it, and thought ' "; m'm ne sent to a committee, who should : 5J?.M,t ketakenimattheregrilarseasion . nr. j. had no objection to its rf the list But he must confess that, 'roes Um erperience of the last as well as of pre. S?"io,u' he kd to Hunk thnt it could f expadient to introduce a subject of that u? u?dinlrinic difficulty at a called session. nr. Woodbury remarked that in the item on ft, i? "Wtained in the resolution, the Senator ZJntaeky employed the words "public debt SST.? f Administration. He would hherty-bfroggesUng-to-ir ZI7,Bt)l,riety of saying "the past and are. ' tkrtration for the present Secretary of i v U- S had proposed the contracting of a lf i? aulhona. JfLS.U! he would iot Boter into discos. "frT u,. nonorable ex-Secretary on this mat. He ideshed that this should be a session more ' SS!?' : Jthaa by discussion: he felt, he , more iavora! a to the Motso-svuiJuo m?t .V1 vurhehadbeeninh.shfe. might have been recommended by the ;n. h- report in reference to arcseVved Sai.- fecommdhon had not yet received ancton of Congreasibnt he should not enter e reeolution lie laid upon the table and Fmted' wh was ordered accordingly. DAVmTv rted to announce HUGH II 'U5SON as -andi d ate ih. SmAo- r . Clerk t iil candidate for Superior Court rintionT 3rwqod ount7. ttb aving August mark on both aides, and a small scar on the left thigh ; shod all round. No other mark or brand that we can see. Appraised to be worth seventy five dollars.' ABRAM COLLETT, Ranker. June 11, 1841. 3 53 LCTCALL AxND SEEOl A HANDSOME assortment of New GOODS, which the subscriber has commenced re ceiving, comprising, , - DRY GOODS, GKOCESHSt CCTlERIt SHOES, BOOTS, HATS, Bonnets, Drugs, Paints, Dye Stuffs, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONARY, Queensware, Saddlery, dkc. dec. The largest assortment ever purchased by the subscriber which will be sold low for cash, or to punctual dealers on a short credit. Thankful for past favors, trusting that he may continue to be patronized. ISAAC T. POQR. AshovUle,May23, 1841. 4 50 Setuka Snake Hoot, THE subscriber wishes to purchase One Thou, sand Pounds of well washed and dried SE5NEKA7SNAKE-ROOT7 for which he will give fifteen cents per pound in Goods. , " JAMES M. SMITH. - AaheviHe, may 28, 1841. 50 - CANDIDATES. O We are authorised to announce J. K. GRAY, Esq., as a candidate for the County Court .. Clerkship of Macon county. &7We are requested to announce G. W.J. MOORE aa a candidate for ths County Court Clerkship for the cotjnty of Macon. ITT We are request j to announce JOSEPH M. RICE, Esq., ad r. candidate for County Court Clerk, for Buncombe county. ' IT We are authorized to announce Dr. HEN. RY G. WOODFTN as a candidate for the County Court Clerkship of Macon county, at the ensuing land Messenger, notifying the defendant to be and appear before the Justices of our Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions at the next Court to be held for the county of Macon, at the Court House in Franklin, on the 2nd Monday before the last Mon day in June next, then and there to plead, answer or demur, otherwise Judgment pro confesso will be taken against him, and the lands levied on con. ' demned to the satisfaction of the plaintiff's debt. Witness, JOHN HA LL, C. V. C. II. G. Woodto, D. C. April 23,1841. . $5 50 45 Uw State of IVorth Carolina, MACON COUNTY. James Robinson, - f, Samuel G. Smith. ) Original Attachment Umet y" ' ": M'Lan&ir IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant in this case ia a iu Court of Pleat and Quarter Smloni larth Session, 1841. dent of this State It is ordered (hat mU;Mi. be made for six successive weeks in the f High, land Messenger" notifygjr defendant to be and appear before the Juaticel of our Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at the next Court to be held for the county of Macon, at the court house in Franklin, on the 3d Monday before the last Mon, day in June next, then and there to plead, answer or demur; otherwise judgment pro Confesso will be taken against him, and the lands leried on con demned to the satisfaction of the plaintiff's debt. ; Witness, ' -JOHN HALL C. V. C. April 2J, S3 60. J 45 Uw STATE OF N. CAROLINA, . Macosi cwnaty. IN EQUITY SPRING TERM, 1841. Johm B. Allmom and Joseph Exxaxa, . I JcaEMMH R. Pack. ) Bill of Injunction and for Relief, IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant, J. R. Pace, does not resida within the limits of the State It is ordered that puDiicauon ne mane in Uie M Highland Messen. James G. Gray, adm'rof John R. Grayj dec'd., Samuel G. Smith. Original Attachment levied on Land. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant in this case, is a non-resU dent of this State It is ordered that publication be made for six successive weeks in the " High land Messenger," notifying the defendant to be and appear before the Justices of our Court, of . trer" for six successive weeks. nntifWin ik- :j Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at tto next Court to bo defendant to appear at the next Court of fiquftr held for the coumy of Macon, at the court house to be held for the said county of Macon, mi ihi .- .i i i i r .i , . r . tr r. ,. J . uia in r ran aim, on uie second monaay oeiore uie last Monday inJune next, then and there to plead, an - awer or demur ; otherwise judgment pro confesso will be taken against him, and the lands levied on condemned to the satisfaction of the plaintiff's debt ... j ' Witness, - JOHN HALL, C. C. C. H. (i. Woonrra, D. C. April 23, 1841. $5 50. 45 Isw THE subscriber has opened a SHOP at the Eagle -Hotel in this place; where be will furnish, at all times, ' ' EVery variety of Breads of the best auality, at reasonable rates. ! JOHN WELCH. Court House in Franklin, on the second Monday' in September next, to answer complainant's said bfllof complaint, otherwise judgment pro confesso Will be entered against him, and the cause set for hearing exparte, Witness, Saoi Smith, elerk aad master of our aid Court of Eouity, at office, the 4th Monday in March, A. D. 1841. , SAULSMITli,C.JIf.i?. Printer's fee, f 5 50. 43 Si ttrNOTicE.ai Taken up, by the subscriber, v on rrencn oroaa river, urn nulea M below Aaberille, on (he 30th April f hat, a small gray HORSE MVLE m without mark or brand. J. M. ALEXANDER may 91, 1841. ut . 49 - ABgusi stecuon. - . : . Asheville, May 28, 184IT 3m ' 50