,-- DESKT A. DREER'S
Seed A IIrtIcuUornl Warelious,
No." 97, pUKWT msir, PinuMujuu.
WHERE ie offered t full assortment of War
ranted Garden and Field Seed, comprising
til the most superior and newet kinds worthy of
cultivation, all of the crop of 1841.
fWer Seed. Great attention it devoted to
this branch, and upwards of 300 choice and rare
varieties are offered for sl this season. Auurt
mcnts put up in boxes of 12 twy rart kind tot
(J1.00 or 20 fine kinds for 81,00. Each box
accompanied with Directions for Planting.
Dullou$ Flowering Roots. K large collec tion,
auitable for tmn planting, a Gladiolus, Tigri
dias, Amarylia, Tabemae. 4uv &. - ,
DouhU floA'ias. The collection of this aupcrb
Flower stands onrivallcd, having gained the F tret
Prist tot three successive seasons, 1839, '40, and
41, at the grand Autumnal Exhibitions of the
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, for the beet
varieties and beet displays. Dry Roots can be
transported anv distance t-otween tho months of
October and May. ' Packages containing an as.
aortmcnt of 12 fine kitds,t.nd of all tho various
colors, each root labelled with name and color,
and carefully packed in mow, for $5,00 ; smaller
assortments in proportion. '
'' Hooks on Farming and Gardening. All the
standard and most approved works on the subject,
among which are the Farmers' Companion, by
JuriVe Bud. 8 1 .00 1 Monbrav on Poultry, 75 cents ;
American Swine Breeder, 75 ; M'Mahon's Ame
rican Gardener, 3,00 Bridgman's Young Gar
doner's Assistant, $1,25; Florists Guide, 62 J
cents ; Buist'e Flower Garden Directory, $2, 25.
I Gardening Tools. A Hoes and Rakes, Pru
ning Knives and Shears ; Garden Trowels, Spades,
Green House Syrings, Jt,e. 4tc.
Green and Hot I lout ftonf. Shrubbery, Fruit
mnA nmnmintiil TrJm annilliad On the most Tea.
sonable terms, from tho proprietor' collection or
estawisnca nurseries.!
French Sugar Beet, Mangel Wurtznl, Ruta
Baga, Field Carrot and Turnip Seeds, Wholesale
ami retail. -
Dealers supplied wrth Seede, neatly put up in
bags with printed htbcja, containing Practical Di
rectionsfor planting and managing, by the 100 or
1000, or by the pound, on favprablo terms. Cata
logues gratis, on (pout paid) application.
NOTICE
IS hereby given to all that are indebted to me
by Book Account, that 1 this day have assign,
ed them all to Hyatt & McBurney, for the pur.
pose of paying a judgment they hold against mc :
and the books will bo found with Robert Thomas,
sheriff of Henderson county, for collection,
v " H. E. LAIN.
Mud Creek, N.CJan. 21, 1312. 3t
TT1E subscribers, having formed a eo-partner.
.i.in . ..it fined. Wares and Merchandize.
in the town of Asheville, at the old stand former-
ly occupied by K1V fUUii, neg leave w iniorm
the citizens of Buncombe and the adjacent coon
tics that they will bo in the course of a few weeks
receiving a fresh supply of
New and Fashionable
which, in addition to their present stock on hand,
will render their assortment complete. They
have now, and will keep constantly on hand, a
large supply of
. Cotton Yarn and Cloth,
from the Bivingsville manufacturing company,
and propose to sell all numbers of Thread, from 5
to Id, at 91 25 per bale. ...
bv their close attention and Dunctu.
ality to business, to receive a liberal patronago.
ISAAC i. ruuit,
JOS. DUNLAP.
AsheviUc.Jan. 14, 1843. 3 J ;. 80
Webster' Spelling Book
TUST received, and for sale at this Office, Web-
. . i . .. . - c.ii: n Lj 1. ......
sicr S ivicmoeniary opuiim" uuui vm up.
Nov. 26.
74
q q a q q
" " Farmers and'Tlan trr'tP
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
18 42,
For sale nt this Office.
Ashevillc, November 12, 1841. 73
St
RAN A WAY i
From the subscriber, on the 1st inst., a
Negro boy, turned AUSTIN abotit twen
Ltv rears of aire ; very dark complected ;
about five feet 6 inches in height ; rather heuvy
countenance. I expect he will attempt to make
his way to the West. A liberal rewurd will be
paid to any person who wil deliver said boy to me
at my residence at the Mountain Shoals, in Spar
tanburg Dist., S. C, or lodged in any jail where I
will get him.
,.L ... S. M. MOSTILLER.
owntaiw-onoais. nparuuiuurg.x
r. . s. . ,1 mil
Smith's Geography and Atlas.
A LARGE number of these valuablo works for
sale at this Office very cheap.
' Asheville, Nov. 26. 74
6'J tf
State of Itbrth-Carollna,
BUNCOMBE COCNTY.
Superior Court of Law Fall Term, 1841.
TO NEV-IRON-WORKS.Oi
THE undersigned take this method Id inform
the public at large that they have their new
IRON WORKS in full operation, and are prepared
to fill bills for any amount of .
Their Worksaresitua ted in Cherokee county.N.C,,
four miles north-west of the town of Murphy.
AnV rjersonor persons wishing to purchase as much
as 22 lOlbs. can have it delivered at any point with
in the bound of the counties of Haywood, Ma
con, and Cherokee, North Carolina, or Union, Ha
bcrKham or GilmorofOeorgia, at 7 cents per pound,
or 64, cents delivered at the forgo. Wo warrant
our Iron to be as good as any made in the State.
We flatter ourselves that tho quality of our Iron,
together with the very low price at which we pro
pose to sell, will cntitlo Tis to a good portion of the
public patronage. Bills forwarded to tho propric.
tors will be strictly attended to. Address
BENJAMIN WARD, .Murphy.
January 7, 1M2. 79
lVcrfli-Carolina Executor:
Captaining the Staiutet and Common Law of this
Mate, together wttA tns tecttwns oj the Supreme
Court, and all the nectttary Forma $ Precedents.
r iTENDED as convenient manual and a safe
guide to Executors, Administrators, Guardians
Juries and Commissioners of various kind, ap
pointed by the Courts, Clerks, fcnenru, and all
other public officers. Ia short,, it m intended for
the benefit of ail persons, pubuo or pnvate. who
are, or possibly may be interested in the manage.
men! of the estate of deceased persons, With u
least trouble and expense possible, according to
the laws now in force, - For, besides the legal mat.
ter above mentioned generally, it embraces the
kindred subjects of Wills of land and personal
property, Legacies, distributive shares of estates,
rules of descent, Partition of estate, real and per.
sonal, among those entitled, Dower and other pro
vision for Widows, etc., itc. ;
Among the Forms it contains, are, all the ne
cessary legal process, Wills, Bonds, Oaths, Deeds,
Bills of sale, Leases, Forms of Accennt, Petitions,
Affidavits.Advertisements, Commissions, Notices,
Writs, Returns, &c. in all, near a hundred in.
nnmbcr. And is believed, by good judges, to be
the largest, as well as the yiost approved collection
of Forms now extant.
- This Bixik has just been nuhlii!ird. It contains
2 18 octavo pages (saine-vize as those of the North
Carolina Justice :) well bound in law binding ;
and, in consequence of the scarcity of money, as
wv.l as to dIbcc ns within the reach of every per
son, it is now offered for sale at the low price of
1 50 bv retail. "Merchants and others who buy
a quantity to sell again, can hart a reasonable re
duction in the price.
O" Apply at the Printing Office, iu Ashebo
rough. Randolph county, N. C- or at the North
Carolina Book Store in Raleigh.
BENJAMIN SWAIM,
Dec. 8, 1841. 3t78 Author $ Proprietor
FACTORAGE and COJI.TIISSIOJ
BUSINESS,
I lid receiving iX forwarding
es. S
rrrrno for. Divorce.
Catharine Snipes,
tt.
Jeremiah Snipei
ORDERED by Court, that publication bo made
for three months in the Highland Messenger
and Rutherfordton Intelligencer, for the defepdant
Jeremiah Snipes, to appear at tho next Superior
uunui jjw w im uuiu ii in, w'mn v. .......
combe, at tho court house in Asheville, on the first
Monday after the fourth Monday in March next ;
then and there to plead, answer or demur to the
petition filed against him by Catharine Snipes, or
judgment proeonfetto will be entered against him,
nd the same m.hQAtiBS-fWJ-APl
from the minutes.
J. ROBERTS, Clerk.
Oct. 29. Pr.adv.$10.J 3m 70
James Conner,
TYPE FOUNDER,
coasKa or-AH ad Nassau streets, hew tork.
Tl ESPECT FULLY informs his old patrons and
1 the public generally, that he continues tbj
manufacture and supply every article used in the
Printing Bimincm, as well as to stereotype all jobs
that may offer. Ho embraces this opportunity to
return thanks to those whose patronage ho has
oxtensively enjoyed for so many years, and to say
that ho is to bo found at tho old ettahlithed stand,
corner of Ann and Nattau Street, fully prepared
to fcxr-cute any order that he may be honored with;
and that the type manufactured by him is from a
selection of faces taken frqm his old specimens,
together with a number of additions of a superior
cut , mat lie is cnaoica 10 suppiy ctohts as wcu a
I ounts, of themost beauttjvl oj Mi IA facet, and
of a greatly improved quality of metal. He is
also erigaged in getting up, by a newly discovered
. process, an extensive series o( new and highly
omaneutal ArtkUi. . Arrangements ro made
with the manufacturers of presses and other print,
ing materials, that will enable him tn' execute or-
.1- ..n-JilMitali. -I -nw .ltnp Pni in Ar9 i n lk
Union, and 6a aa favorable terms.
A new specimen is now in the course of print
ing. - . Oct 1, 1841. 69 3
' fjirge Family Bible,
COMMON Bibles, cheap. Testaments, Hymn
Books, &.C., for salu at this office. '
Nov. 26. ' 74
State of North-Carolina,
HAYWOOD COUNTY. .
Caurl Pleat and Quarter Settiont, Sfptrmber
r Session. 1841. '
John S, Davis, lOawixAi. Attachiikwt levied
v. on raorEaTT u tub iu.nds or
Carroll Elliott. J Gaxxisueb.
r' appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant in this case ia a non-rcsi.
dent of this State It is therefore ordered that
publication be made for six successive weeks m
the - Highland Messenger," notifying tho defend
ant to be and, appear before the Justices of oar
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at the next
Court to bol held for the county of Haywood, at
the court house in Waynes ville, on the last Mon
day in JanuaryjtexU-thcn and there to plead, an
" ewer or demur, -otherwise judginent pro eonfruo
. will be taken against him, and the property levied
on condemned to the satisfaction of the plaintiff's
debt
Witness, Walter Brown, Clerk of. our said
Court, at office, the 3d Monday of Septumber,
1841. ' W. BROWN, Ctk. ;
Nor.'JS.. ' ' IPri adv 55 50.J 6swt4
IIAMBUG, S. C. . k
THE subscriber respectfully begs leave to op.
prise his friends und tho Merchants' of the
upper districts generally, that be is thoroughly
prepared to transact business as above, and, con.
fident in 'his lon experience in said business in
this place, solicits "a share of patronage.
His store being on Market Street, the most
elcvatcdjpart of Town, no danger from inundations
need be apprehended.
II. URQUHART.
" Nov. ls(718.lX: ' 3m ' r 72 -
ULAW SCHOOL.il
HE undersigned propose to open a Shool for
the instruction of Law Students, in the town
of Hillsborough, on the first of January next, pro-
vided a suthcicnt umner snail appiy 10 jusiny mo
effort. They doem it unnecessary to allude to tho
advantages to he derived from purauingsuch
studies in "the seclusion of a quiet village, nor to
tlpDse benefits which spring from tho association
of minds engaged in the same pursuits. In addi.
tion to the usual course of elementary instruction,
they intend to add, by means of a Moot Court,
some knowledge of the practice in the courts of
this State. Examinations will bo made monthly,
and written or oral instructions given as often as re.
quired. Eight students is the least number with
which they can commence.
Tho usual fees for instruction will be required,
and that for preparing a student to obtain a county
Court licence will be demanded -whether- h-o
main long cnoujli for that purpose or not.
FREDERICK NASIl,
HUGHJWADDELIj.
Hillsborough, Nov. 3d, 1841. 4 72
; .1 JAfit of Letters
REMAINING in ihp Pt Offirn at Ashcvilie.
N. C, on the 1st of January, 1842, which if
not taken out in three months, will be sent to the
General Post Office as dead letters.
Dr. E. II. Andrews
Airs. L. Brookshcr
iP,S,Byrm-
Jas. Brookshcr
Aaron Bunks
R. A. Barnct
T. C. Bradshow
R. O. Brittain
Gen. B. S. Brittain
Col. John Brown
C. K. Cross
Henry Carrol
A. B. Chunn
Joshua Curtis
Jos. Carter t
Cant. J. Davidson or
Wm. Smith
R.W. Duckett
Wm, Duncan
Samuel Davidson
Gon. 8. W. Davidon
A. Frisbey
Tho. Foster-
A- Fox or D- IIugLey-H.-
Ar Famsworth
N. Harrison .
Van C. Halo
Mrs A. Hemby
Charles Hays
A. Howard ":
A. ilfcEntiro
S. J- itorris
- A.JVoColleoph
John Morgan
Peter .Wilier
2 Elizabeth Afadcoss
J. C. Mastral
Col-T. Morris '
John Nelson
3.Samurl Ncwland
S. Oleham
Iievi Prcwitt
2Tliomas Powers
Mrs R. Posey
Mrs. K. Philips .
A. A. Porter
Jos. II. Quiscnbcrry
Wm. Roberts
J). Reynolds
Mrs M. J. Singloton
Henry Shcdor'-
L. Sorrcll
2J. li. Sawyer
.Jos. Shoup
John Sluder-
2Dr.Wm.F. Thomas
John Thompson
F. Tmutman
Wm II. Thomas
John Vandcrson -
Wm Wardrope
Thos. W illiams
" 2 A. Walker
E. or Wm. Young
J. H. Williams
. Wro Willis
J. S, Wells '
Wm II. White
WnTWilliams
3ussrs Waugh Si.
3ferchion
Mi'srsC(;Weaver k Co.
j SJohn C Williams
Rev. J. S. Weaver
Jesse Weaver
WM. COLEMAN P. M.
Asheville, Jan. 7, 1342. 79 ,
Dr. C. M.HiU
Able Harris
N. S. Harna "
T. M. Jonea
A. Johnson
Jos. Jcstes or Eller
Wm. J. Joyner
N. Keodail. .
A. Karr or
W. E. Wilkcrson
Miss H. A. Lowcry
E. Lndwiek
(. H. Lance
Charles Moore
John Meal
JUST received, and for sale at the "Messenger"
Office, a quantity of School, and other Books,
consisting, in part, of
Smilh't Geography and Alia,
Webster's Dictionary,
Smith's Prartieel and Menial Arithmetic,
WebsteTt Elementary Spelling Book,
Large Family Biblet,
Common do.
History St. E. Church,
Cheap Testamrnia, A
All of which will be sold XT VERY LOW for
cash. Asheville, Nov. 26.
Horteares,
INJUNCaSiON'S, Equity WriU and Subpoenas,
for sale here. 73
State of Iforth-Carolina,
Buncombe County.
Superior Court of law Fall Term, 1841.
Petition for Divorce.
William Brown
vs.
Elizabeth Brown,
"ORDERED by Court, that publication be made
for three months in the Highland Messenger
and Kuthcrfordton Intelligencer, for the defend,
ant, Elizabeth Brown, to appear at the next Su
perior Court of Law to bo held for the county of
Buncombe, at the court house in Asheville, on the
first Monday after tho fourth Monday in March
next ; then and there to plead, answer or demur
to the petition filed against her by William Brown,
or judgment pro confesoo 'will be entered against
her. and the same set for hearing ez parte. A
Iruo copy "from tho minutes.
J. ROBERTS, Clerk:
Oct. 29.- - Pr. adv. $10. 3m 70
Or Send in your orders ! .rc0
BLANKS! BLANKS!!
CLERKS of Courts, Attorneys, Sheriffs, on
Constables are respectfully informed that wl
have recently made large additions to our formal
assortment 01 UJjAJMis; and that we arc now
prepared to filtvith promptness orders for any of
tho following kinds, viz : ':"":
Constables Warrants,
" Ca. Sa's. and Bonds,
Superior Court Ca, Sa'Sr
NOTICE!
THE subscriber tenders to the citizens of Bun.
combe county Lis sincere thanks for the lib.
eral patronage heretofore received. Having de.
termincd to wind up all hie old business, fie re
spectfully solicits hit friends and old customers to
come lorwaro unmeuiaieij ajiu iii.q pojurcui
Old Debts must be paid,
and new one must be closed by note. Those who
fail to comply need not complain if cost be added.
He owes money and must have it.
Asheville, Jan.14, 1842. 6 80 .
County Court Road Orders,
" " Executions,
Guardians' Bonds,
Apprentices Indentures,
Appearance Bonds,
Sui rior Court Indictments for Affrays,
" ' " Assaults,
County Court " do.
" " " ' Affrays,
"Writs.
PROSPECTUS
, FOB
" The agriculturist,"
Mim OF THE STATE I COUSTT SOCIETIES.
OtUlKE it. .
HAVING nearly completed the Second Volume
of the " Journal of the Teenneseee State
and County Agricultural Societies," we send forth
proposals to tho friends of improvement through-
out the Union, for the Third Volume ,We aro
frank to say. the patronage of tho Agriculturist
has already surpassed our fondest expectations,
and we have many demonstrations it has been
useful wherever it has peen read. Tho circula
tion ;s. perhaps, creator than any other Agricul
tural work of tho West, and therefore, those who
read it, may expect to get information from a very
large and respectable circle of contrioutors.
1 We Birairr assure thc-rrablic.-wtrwill rti
1 . " T ,
attention! to every science and sutjjeci wnicn we
think will be beneficial to our country. Educa
tion particularly Agricultural, or that kind best
suited to Farmers and mechanics, we expect to
discuss more fully than has yet been done in Amc
rica ; it wiU be our object to clearly define the true
policy fbr working men generally, and especially
for tho laboring classes in Tennessee. This will
lead us to examine whether Tennessee is intend.
ed as a planting, or provision growing and manu
facturing State, or both. We shall still dwell
much upon the improvement of the sail, and fully
investigate the science of breeding and rearing
domestic animals. Horticulture will receive strict
and constant attention. In a word, it is our in
tention to expose error of every discription, give
our readers every thirtg in our mcens, calculated
to improve the physical, moral, intellectual and
pecuniary condition of man, and we will use eve.
ry exertion to make the Agriculturist the very best
paper m the country.
CONDITIONS,
Tho work will bo published monthly, on good
rmner each No. to contain 24 pages, well stitch
ed at $2 per annum ; but will, in no' instance,
be forwarded to a new subscriber without tho Cash
To any one who will get fiae new subscribers and
remit the money free of postage, one copy will be
sent crnitin: nnd 20 ner cent commisson will be
allowed to dnv one who will obtain a greater num.
bcr of subscribers, transmit tho money, and act
as agent for the paper. Any ono disposed, is au
Thoriac J by this ProspccTus'lo become an agenf for
Jhe work.
D Any person receiving this Prospectus and
not feeling disposed to exert themselves in behalf
ot tho paper, wiU confer a lavor oy nanmng u ovir
to some person who will take an active part in
obtaining subscribers.
ID" The Volumes for 18 10 and '41, can be had
for 3 ; or a person sending us a $5 bill, will be
entitled to the Volumes for 1840. '41 and '42.
XjTJ" No subscription received for less than one
year. AU subscriptions to commence and end with
a Volume.
- JOHN SHELBY, 1
G. TROOST, Editors.
T. FANNING.
CAM K RON At. FALL Publishers.
Nashville, November, 1841.
State of North-Carolina,
MACON COUHTT. .
IN EQUITY-SEPTEMBER TERM, 1841.
John B. Allison and Joseph Keener,
ts.
The heirs at la'w of Jeremiah R. Pace, dec, to wit
Minerva Davidson, Delila Ingram, Stephen L.
1 ace, Anne Pace, Nancy race, Martha btarret
Elizabeth Pace, Avaline Pace, B. F. Pace, Ca.
ill give -our I tharino Pace, and Jeremiah R.-Pacer-
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendants do not reside within the
limits of this State It k ordered that publication
be made in the "Highland Messenger" for six suc
cessive weeks, notifying the said defendants to
appear at the next term of the Court of Equity
to be held for said county, at the court house in
Franklin, on the second Monday in March next ;
then and there to answer complainants' said bill,
and plead, otherwise judginent pro confesso will
be entered against them, and the case set for hear
ing erparte.
Witness, Saul Siirrrt, Clerk and Master of our
said Court, at office, 2d Monday of September,
A. D. 1841.
SAUL SMITH, C. M. E.
Pr.adv. $5 50. 6s w ' 72
Deeds of Trust,
Superior Court Venditioni Exponas,
' " Subpoenas,
County do.
" Vend. Expo.
Superior " Ca. Sa. Bonds,
County " do do.
Deeds of Conveyance,
Superior Court Capias Bonds,
' Writs,
Marriage License',
Constables' Delivery Bonds.
- Superkr3ort Witness Tickets,
County Cwfrt do. do.
Deeds of rlquity,
Indemnity MJonds, ' .
Sheriff's Deeds Vend. Expo.
- Fi. Fa.
Appeal Bonds,
Commissions for taking Depositions.
-ConstablesffieiaJ-Bondsj
Administrators' Bonds, -
letters of Administration,
Prosecution Bonds,
Letters Testamentary,
Ejectments,
m Mssenffer"- Ofrie
Asheville, July 23, 1841.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT !
CALL AM) 1.1.111.112.
Fnrnltnrc for sale.
At the corner East of the
Court House,
ASHEVILLE, N C.
rTUlE subscriber, hoving commenced business
-JL jrf tins place, wiu anoruy navonnisueu ana
ready for sale,
TABLES, BUREAUS, WORK-STANDS, CANOLE
. STANDS, &C, &C.
All of which will be sold on moderate terms. He
is prepared to manufacture, according to 'ordcT,
every description ot
Cabinet JFurniture,
in a neat; substantia and workman-like manner.
Orders for the manufacturing or repairing of any
thing in his line of business, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
J. BOYD.
Asheville, Nov. 5, 1841. 71
Valuable Books for sale,
(KrLOW FOR CASH!!
THE following valuable B 0 0 K S are for sale
at the Office of the Highland Messen
per," where those wishing to purchase are invited
to "call, and examine the assortment
Watson's Dictionary,
Wesley's Sermons,
Covel's Dictionary,
Reference Testaments,
History M. E. Church,
Calvinistic Controversy,
Lifo of Cox .
Methodist Harmonist, .
Ban's Index,
Josephus,
I-ifc ofWatsonr. .
HymnBooks, ?
Original Church, -
Saints Rest;
Errors of Socinianism,
Preacher's Experience,
Anti-Universauam,
Pocket Bibles,
Testaments,
Irgo Family Bibles,
Hymn Books 24 mo,
" 48 mo,
Pearl Hymn Books,
Polyglot Pocket Bibles,
Methodist Disciplines,
Parent's Friend,
Sunday School Tea'U,"
Blair's Lectures,
S. S. Spelling Books,
" Teacher's 1st Book,
Quest. Hist Old Tcs't,
Evangelical Rambler.
Catechisms, of different
kinds.
Together with various other pamplcts, Traehj,
&ic., on interesting subjects; 11 of which will be
sold eery low far cask.
July 16, 184L , - 3 ,
Smilh'f Arithmetic.
JUST received, and tot sale at this office,
very cheap."- -' . ' Nov. 26.
. Webster's. Dictionary,
OR sale at this o.T;ee very low for cash.
Nov.2C. - - , U
TIIEHADY'S
WORLD OF FASHION.
A NEW Monthly Magazine with the above ti.
XJL tie,- embellished with the earliest- Fashions
from Paris and London, elegant Steel and Mcz
zotint Engravings. Lace Work Embroidery,
Music, ect., will be issued early in December, in
advance of the other Magazines for January
The work wiil be devoted esjecialh to the ladies.
and wil! bo issued in a style never before attempt
ed in this country. It will contain articles from
the most popular and pleasing writers of the day
on every variety of subject f but tho work will bo
in the main devoted to the cultivation of the borne
virtues. Hence most of tho stories will be of
practical, domestic character, from tho pens of
our best female writers, while the earliest fashions
in all their varieties shall be correctly given
so as to make the work welcome at every fireside,
In the balls of the fashionable and the gay, the
homo of the virtuous matron, whose .own nccdlo
supplies her raiment, as well as in tho store and
sewing room of the mantua maker and the mil.
JLheMiniLfksign of the Work.
Stale or Yorlh-CarollM, , i
f-BUNCOMM CoUNTT. , I
SUPERIOR COURT OFUW--FALLTERM, I84U
Mary Townsend, 1 "
, s. reiuwn jor iswurc.
Wm. A. Townsend ) . -
ORDERED by Court, that publication be made
for three month in the Highland Messenger
and Rutherfordton Intelligencer, for the defendant
Wm. A. Townasmd, to appear at the next Superior
Court of Law to be held for the county of Bun.
combe, at the court house in Asheville, on the
first Monday after the fourth Monday in marcn
next, then and there to plead, answer or demur to
the netition filed airainst him bv Mary Townsend,
or judgment pro confesso will be entered against
him, and the same set lor neanng exports, a uw
copy from the minutes.
! J. KUULIVIO, lters.
Oct. 29. Pr. adv, $10. 70 3m
PROSPECTUS OF THE
ilcW'Gcneice Farmer,
AND GARDENER'S JOURNAL.
Factorage and Commission
" Hamburg, S. C.
AS I have declined selling goods, I beg leave
to return my grateful acknowledgements to
my friends), and the public generally, for their lib
eral patronage while thus engaged. .
UT 1 now otter my services to the puuuc ai an
Agent, to RECEIVE and FORWARD
ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDIZE AND PRODUCE.
And, aa I will not be engaged in any other bus!,
nese, I will pay strict attention to the interest of
all those consigning their Produce or Merchandize
to me, and while in my nous the best ear will be
taken and forwarded with despatch, or orders
promptly obeyed. - .
1 rom experience and observation, i nave long
thought that a faithful agent could render consid.
erable service to the Planters, in selling their Cot.
ton and flour, and buying their groceries ; and, at
I have been engaged in this market for the last ten
years, and acquainted with the general routine of
business, I therefore offer my services to my friends
and the planters generally ; and will faithfully
devote my undivided attention to the interest of
all those who may commit to my charge the sefl.
ing of their produce and buying such articles as
they may order.
rati. II. L. JEFFERS.
Sept. 23, 1841. , 2mCG
P. S. I am not interested in any Warehouse in
the place ; therefore all cotton sent to my care
will be stored aa directed, and if no directions, my
best judginent will be used for the planters' inle.
rest. - ILL. J.
The Greenville Mountaineer, Edgefield Advcr.
tiser, Pendleton Mcsscnger.Highland Sentinel and
Highland Messenger will insest the above- two
months, and forward h'd. Journal.
The prominent design of the Magazine will be
to furnish in elegant and attractive style, the earli.
est, most correct, and full report in advanco of all
the other Magazines, and prior to the issuing of
tnem here, ot ine monthly fashions direct lrom
Paris and London- The advantage of this to
ry lady who makes taste in dress the least matter
of life, will at onco be apparent, and to the pro
fessional dress maker and milliner of the United
States the enterprise will be of jncalcuable advan,
tage. It is proposed to every month a number
and variety of costume, which will put to the blush
every thing in the way of monthly reports of the
Fashions heretofore attempted. ' For this purpose
the publisher has embarked the most amplo means
and resources in the enterprise, and has matuicd
his plans both in this country and in Europe pri.
or to commencement. It has been a favorite pro
ject and has been deliberately undertaken, and
will, be carried through vigorously. The first
number will give an idea of the- beauty and real
excellence of tho plates.
Elegant Steel Engravings.
In order to render the work ornamental in the
highest degree, and to make it a perfect parlor
companion, and an ornament to the centre table,
as well as entertaining in its literature, and useful
in the style of the fashion plates, it-is proposed to
the most elegant Steel and Mezzotint engravings
from the first artists in the country, illustrated by
choice and entertaining stories of domestic ' life.
To vary the style of illustrations', occational Lace
Patterns and Embroidery, got out in unsurpassed
bcanty and truth, by that excellent artist F. Quar.
re Esq, will also be given ; and to leave nothing
undone, at times will be given the most popular
and elegant Music of the day. Songs, Gallopadcs,
Marches, etc.
The Typography.
The work will be printed on clear and beautiful
type, on a paper larger than that x the present
three dollar Magazines, with fine margin, and
strong, white paper, and will contain Sk much mat
ter, as can be c impressed into 36 largo octavo
pages.
Time' of Delivery. '
The Magazine will be issued on or before the
15th of the month preceding the month for which
it will be published, or dated, or about the time
the steamships which sail from Europe on the first
of the month, usually arrive. Thus the work will
be in the bands of every subscriber with the most
correct fashions before they can be got out here
in any other Magazine.
The Termsl
To bring tho work within the reach of all, it
will be issued at two dollars per anaura fbV i's'lngle
copy, or three copies for five dollars, eight cetnes
for ten dollars, invariably ia advanccC-rpost paid.
The cheapness of the work will be at once appro.
ciatcd, when we state that the London World of
fashion retails in this country at ftlOoer annum.
and the Lady's Word of Fashion will include eve
ry variety in the same style of excellence.
aaaress U. J. PETEKSON,
Ledger Building, Philadelphia.
1 1 ( '
Juror' Ticket.
FOR the Superior and Connty Courts, neatly
printed on rood Paper for sale at this office.
Nov. 1841. V .'3
ly extended. Its appearance will bo considerably
improved, and having now a Power Press excul-
sivciy tor the work, greater promptness and regu
larity will be secured. Careful Clerks are en
gaged to mail the papers, so that it is believed
there will be little cause for complaint hereafter.
. . Post-masters and their assistants, are author
ised and respectfully solicited to act & agents,
and remit subscriptions for tho Farmer. The low
price at which it is published will not allow of
much pecuniary compensation to agents, but itis
believed they will find a reward in tho benefits
which result from the eirculationof such j?erio(j.
teals m their neighborhoods. ' . "
O Persons ordering papers arc requested to
strictly observ the Terms, and bo careful to write
plainly the names of subscribers, their Post Office,
county and State ; and in all cases to send thu
money with the order, so that the perplexity Jof
1 : .' l - i i
.uuping avcuuiiiB may oe avoiaeo.
M. B. BATEH AM, P. aprietor.
Terms. -If current money is sent (such as
New York or New England bills,) commission
will be allowed as follows :
Seven copies for $3 00; Twelve copies for
55 00 ; Twenty-five copies for 10 00 ; Payments
always to be made in adnanee,
If uncurrcnt money is sent, (such as Ohio, Illi.
noig, Pennsylvania, Canada, ic.) no commission
will be allowed ; but bills of all solvent Banks will
be rccieved where no commission is asked.
O" All subscriptions must commence with thel
volume. A limited number of volumes 1. and 2,
can still be furnished, at tho subscription price.
All letters mnitt be free of postage.
BATEH AM &. COLMAN; Rochester, N. Y.
Dear-rober 1, 18417" .
. The January Number will be sent, aa a spe
cimen, to all to whom tins Prospectus is sent.
Postmasters who have e xtra copies of any back
numbers on hand, are requested to return them
by maiL
HARDWARE ACT CUIXERY.
THE Subscribers have just received from the
manufactories in England and the Northern
States, a handsome and well-assorted stock of
Hardware and Cutlery, .
which they offer for sale on verv reasonable terms,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL, at the corner
(brick building) of Centre and Mercer Streets,
AMONG WHICH ARC :
English.Swedes and American Iron, assorted sizes,
Sanderson's cast Steel, !
German, English and American Steel,
Band and Hoop Iron, assorted sizes,
Lead ; cut and wrought Nails, all sizes,
Collins' Axes, chisels and Gouges,
Mill Irons, full assortment.
Anvils, Vices, Smith's Bellows, Horse shoes and
Horse-shoe Nails,
Wagon Boxes, chains, wood screws.
Pots, Bake Pans -and Frying Pans,
Table Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Mill, eross-eut, hand and tenant Saws, -
Locks and Hinges, carpenter's llanos and Ham
mers, Coffee Mills, Gridirons and Augers,
Grindstones,Manilla and cotton Rope , toij inches
And other articles, such as are usually kept in
Hardware Store. .'
IIENKELL &. ROBDTSON.
Hamburg, Sept. 30, 1841. . lm67
The Greenville Mountaineer, Edgefield Advcr
tiser and Highland Messenger will please give 4
insertions each, and forward their account, a this
Office. Journal.
State of North Carolina,
BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
COURT DF-EQUITY FALL TERM, 1841.
Nkiiemiah Blackstock, . 1
vs. Petition for Sale
Jacos MtncALr wife, and und. Distribution of
others, heirs at law of Ed. Real Estate.
WARD BlICKKER, dee'd.
SN this cose, it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court that Reuben 5. Billingslcy and
wife Holly, and Daniel Buckner, two of the de.
fendants in this case, are not inhabitants of this
state, and reside without the jurisdiction of this
Court, so that the ordinary process of this Court
t l. I T. .1 r
uaimui uw kivku uu uitiir 11 wan, uicrujure, or.
dered by- Court, HhatMiblication boTnade for sts
weeks in the " Highland Messenger," a weekly
newspaper pub.'itilud in the town of Asheville, N.
CroltnavnotifyiiigtheaTrhKeptien'g.' BiInrigsTcy
and wife Holly, an i Daniel Buckner, to appear at
tho court houso in Ashevillo on the 1st Monday
after the 4th Monday in March next, then'' and
there before said Court to plead, answer or de
mur, otherwise judgment pro confesso wil) be en
tered against them, und decree passed accordingly.
Test, E. II. McCLUIRE, c. m. t.
Pr. adv. 5 50.) - 6 68
The cheapest Agricultural Paper in the Union !
1 6 largo pages monthly only 50 eta per year !
HENRY COLMAN, EDITOtt.
Late Agricultural Commissioner of Massachusetts
ana bailor efthe iHrtir r arm
f RATEFUL for the extensive patronage which
vJ th New -tionesee Farmer-hasroieved-du-
ring the past year, the proprietor now has the satis
faction of announcing that ho has made such ar
rangemcnts fjr tho coming year as cannot fail to
bo Tiighly gratifying to the rcudcrs of tho paper.
and secure tor it a still more extensive circulation,
Being determined to make it the most useful and
widely circulated paper in the Union, The propri.
etor has engaged the services of the most cele
brated and eminent agricultural writer in Amcri.
ca i namely, Henrt CoLman, well known as the
Agricultural Commissioner of the State of Massa
chusetts, and formerly Editor of tho New Eng
land Farmer. Dcpcndnigjai lhc. co-operation and
support of the friends of agriculture in the Em
pire State and the Great West, Mr. Cohnan has
consented to leave the field where be has labored
with so much jjonor and success, and locate, at
Rochester, where, through the medium of tho
Genesee Farmer, he expects to find a more extcn.
sive field of usefulness'
The former editors and contributors will con
tinue their assistance, and care will bo. taken to
make the papcrtntercatin and usufiiVnoi oiiTy id
farmers, but to all persons engaged in Rural or
Domestic affairs. With such a combination of
talent, the New Genesee Farmer cannot fail to
obtain an immense circulation give a new im
pulse to the cause of agriculture promoto the
best interests of community, and tend to increase
the wealth and prosperity of the Nation. It is
hoped, therefore, that every friend of agriculture
every well-wisher of his neighborhood and his
country, will lend his aid, and not only subscribe
himself, but induce his neighbors to subscribe also.
fl. :ll 1 - .: i - . :. . ,
. Vy, w , ",,ue" " ''rescnl r.w atrceU. where favors will be thankfullv received
unuc, uioruer luama muucnceniay wi livow. vme----inzitTV-
SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Ac, Ac.
THE undersigned (Vato Smith
ic Wrhjkt,) beg leave to in
form their customers, and the pub
lic at large, lliut they are receiving
invoices of a ,
Splendid stock of Goods,
from their manufactory, and from European mar.
kets,jsnd can accommodate buyers on as fair
forms as they can find any where else.
ICF They will have constantly on hand, a gene
ral assortment of
SADDLES, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES' k WHIPS,
Trunks, Valices, Holster, fc Harntsm,
Sole, Upper, and Harness Leather, Shoe Findings,
Calf and Hog Skin, Saddlery Wart and
Furniture, of erery description.
They request those in need of articles in their
lino, to call at the old Brick Stand, (sign of the
" Black Horse,") comer of Centre and Mercer
and orders punctually attended to.
WRIGHT, BULL & CO.
Hamburg, Sept. 9, 1841. lmf6
ET The Greenville Mountaineer and Highland
Messenger will copy four times, and forward ac
counts. Journal.
A HEW-WIIIG JOUn.tAL:
AT WASHINGTON CITY.
THE undorsigned have been induood, by recent
events, to commence the publication of a
new Wmo Journal at the Scat of the General
(ln..n.,..nl Tl. -V - I l i . i
' i nun iv. ii Diuiiuiaicu
into immcaiaie acvemnement. hv thu
ary defection (to use no harshor term) of portion
of the Whig party, and by the genera feeling of
indignation which is manifested in all directions,
at the mischievous and fratricidal purposes of a
few ambitious or selfish politicians, who aim to
destroy the fruits of the glorious struggle of 1840.
We shall raise the true Whig standard, and do
battle to the best of our abilities, for the integrity
of the gt Whig party and the consumption of
all the Reforms contended for in tho late canvass.
We shall go for such an administration of publio
affairs as will meet the"geherouB confidence, and
fulfil the patriotic expectations of the American
People J and, in furtherance of these objects, wo
shall dedicate the experience of many years, and
a zeal for the great cause which tho vicissitudes
of time have in no degree abated.
Promlcd, as we are, to this task, by the advice
of Whigs in all quarters, we shall expect a zeal,
ous co-operation in our plan, on the part of mem
bers of Congress and others.
The subscription Price of the nsncr whirl, i. tn
bo semi-weekly in the recess, and thrice a week
, . . r V. WHICJ . Will uo nil.
DOLLARS per annum, invaribly in advanco.
- ' JOHN II. PLEASANTS,
JOILV S. UALLAHEE.
September 4. 1841.
Plain and Fancy
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING!
THE public are respectfully informed thst in
addition to the former large and general as
sortment of Printing Materials belonging to this
establishment, a new supply has been recently
received, which will enable us to execute
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
in a stylo equal, if not superior to any other esUb
lishment in the State. . ,
ET Orders for any of the follow Jig kinds of
Printing will be tliankfully received, and promptly
aiienaea to :
Blanks, or bveby de-
scaimo.t,
PAJtniLrrs,
ClRCl'LAM,
Catalooixs, ,
MlMUTtS,
u MtssewaEB Office, i
. Asheville, July 23, 1841.
Cards, or all ei.im,
Hand-Bills,
Show-Bills,
Wat axd Stag. Bills,
Tickets,
Laieli, &c. &c.
54
1 Second round of Quarterly Meetings for
. Asheville District, 1842.
Wayneevile eirt, March S St 6 Jonathan's creek
Echota mission.
Franklin cirO, H
Greenville 4 Pickens-
Henderson ville
Aabeville . - "
Bums yills) "
9&.10 Love's M. H.
12&13 A.buryM.II.
15 St, 1 6 Wesley dispel
19 4 20 Little River Mil
224.23 Sulphur Springt
28 4.27 Bumsville
E. F. SEVIEB, i". '