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My "Pocket. ,.. - . Citater by far than head or heart. My chicfiat.best, and noblest port, v." Ml real dignity thou art. ' 1 1 I i - My Pocket! ...v.. 4, . What matter it how loarood or wise ? J , fc'uch iiiranditinclkin all despise, ... " In thee alone true merit lies, . .. . . , ''.'' y ; r; , ; Mjr Pocket! . -. For though tiie truth may harshly ound, Hurt man and beast alike an found, f Each only valued as per pound ' My Pocket! 1 .!.'" When I wan poor and Torapkina fine, - r Why was I never asked to dino 1 .-..r: tj v-fi 1 I ttia feult was thine, . A, - Of, If I nmde a morning coll, Why did I shiver in the hall T This was my criina llio worst of all j. , My Pocknt ! - ' f, . ; v - :v ' .' . ' . . v ,1... r i L 'BuTwhen my rich relation B Jlt me nis only legatee, . . r Haw glad waa Tompkin then to see i-SV ., . . Wf ; My Pocket ; i Then invitation by the scjra ' ', Lot nod the knocker on my door " .V Strange it was always itill before. ' - My Pocket! d Then hosts of album, lillv. white. - W', . Cam lolling in with note polite, , ... And Wtould I but one stanza write I - . ... . , '. . . . AiyiOCKCli Jane, who to all my tows was mute, - Or called me fool and ogty brulo, '!--' -- Kjw wlwmlli'liT iTliM VVnnlil nn nnc nit - v-: '-"My Pocket! - ; 1 '" Tlicn first my littlo nephews ki ew 11ieir uncle's house waa Number Two J ' AVas tt respect for me or you, VA'V'," '.. .. My Pocket ! ' ; ' My surest tay!ny best ally, t 1 When dons were loud and friends were shy, . wm luce utj i uvuic uuin.1 iit ! -,;-.v.Mjf Pocket! , . - Befriend me still thy suiter prays, . J ureal Cuairnian of the means and ways, lu losses, panics, quarlcr-dnys, ' j. ; . My Pocket ! r" TbutliclpeJrwiH not rare t pfnT" What bubbles burst, what pnrjjps wjjk AJr Who are out, or who aw nr. - My Pocket! 'Valuable Land Tor ale ! rPMIIE eubscribers offt r for sala two ' sL hundred and fifty acres of Land, situated 7 miles cantor Asticvijlc, on what is called the river road leading to MorjfMNtop, with about 45 acres In cultivation ; Uicro u So or 3 J acres well adapted to tno growm of crass, aome cleared, and soma uncleared. Tho plantation is well watered, and in a first rate i- . , n w;i i:. ... :ll piaca lor aincir oi an ninas. uucrui cccuii win be given, bjHthe purchaser -grvrng -good security, For further particulars, enquire at this office. K. W. & A. PORTER. Feb. 25, 1842. : 3t 86 PIIUGS AND MEDICINES. rTAHE tubscribershave just received and are . .1. nof opeoin in the town of Morcranton, N. Carolina, a complete ana well selected assort. JDrusK Medicines, Patent Modi " cincs, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Ac. which tliey offer for sale on the most accommoila , tin? terms for cash, or en a short credit to punciu . a! dealers. Country Physicians con be supplied with all the articles gonerally mudo use of in prac (itf.. Mnit llip arlintna warranted. In all raxpa. In Hn ' :.J. . III .. J' I . genuine, au oroLrs uom a aistunco prompuy . Attended to. nr -9 li.tivti r, . 4 ; , J.S.ERWIN. Fxbruary 4, 1 84363. . , . " ildmlnistratorB9 Saje. Thursdav. 17th of March next, the subscri. J bers. Administrators of Dr.-T. Boucmixe, dca'd, will expose to public sale at the late resi. 4pno of Dr. Thomas Bouchello, in Morganton, ' , TES OH TWELTE LIKELY NEGROES, A Jut tmrtment if Drvg, Medicines, Medical 4 - , tVerfa, Surgical Inttrumentt, lloriei aniCattfe, Atti various other articles, the property of said Dr. Boticlicllo. Terms made known on the day of sale. (IT Persona indebted to said Dr. Bouc idle, are requested to uiako payment immediately and those Having claims against said estate will present them in the time prescribed by law, or this notice will be plead in bar. ,. - t-- charles Mcdowell, Itjzz Morganton, Burke Co., N. C", ) reorunry J, io. tds 34 V HORSES FOR SALE! milE SUBSCRIBER wishes to (tell four or five X good cheap, or low priced WORK HORSES, that are tound.and will work In any kind of gear. Ing, on a twelve months credit with approved se curity, bearing interest from aaie. . , . - - THOMAS T. PATTON - r February 1 1, 1842. 4 w . 61 O. Walker, - J.VARE HOUSE'AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, . lr.d BctciTiiif k Fomrding igcat, Oct. 17. HAMBURG, S. C. - 6m 68 FQR the Superior and "County Courts, nratb printed on good paper for cl at this ofRco. Second round of Quarter?! Meeting for : - . .AtKttUlt Vislrtet, 1842. WsynesVile eirt, March 5 Sc. 6 Jonathan's creek , Kcbota mission, - " t en.iv fjove a m. ii. Franklm cir't, .. 12 & 13 Abury M. H. ! r:n.nviMna.Pu-kens-( 15 & 16 Wcalev chaixil Hwidcwonvillo " 19 &.20 LittlcRivcrM.il . Asbevillo, -' : . - : 2i&23 Sulphur Springs BurntvilU ' A. 2B&.S7 UurnsvUIe ' . E. F. -SEVIER, P. E, ..: .Information Wanted. THE subscriber wants information as to where, about of one ANTHOXY STARLEN, who kfl this place about fire weeks ago, under prorate to return m two, and baa not been heard of since he passed tha Warm Spring. Said Star, lea is a native Italian, took with biro . French Organ th property of the undersigned. My mo tive for this publication, is that I wish him to re turn to this place immediately. Said Starlen can. not read English ; any gentleman seeing , him, will confer a favor by informing him of this pubt. cation, . ' ' Newport Tenn., Jan. 27, 1842. 84 ' , IVIortgajre, " INJUNCTIONS, Equity Writs and Subpomi, fct &! her v -- ' . 73 n ij r, ivaj Sccd& Horticultural AVarthonrc, No. 07,Ciiks.utstebt, ruiuDexriiu. WHERE is oflercd a full awrtmcnt of War. ranted Garden nd Field Srtd. comnrumiz all the most superior and newest kinds worthy of cultivation, all of the crop or J Oil. Flower orcat attention to devoted to this branch, and upwards of 300 choice and rare varieties are offered for sale this season. - Asaort. menta put up in boxes of 13 eery rare lindt for $1,00 or 20 fine kinds fur $1,00. Each box Is accompanied with Directions for Planting. , .. Bulbovt Flowering JioottA Urg collection, suitable for spring; planting, as Gladiolus, Tigri. diax, Amarvlis, I aberoso. ato. ate. ' ,:- " - DoulU Dahliaa The collection of this snnerb Flower stands unrivalled, having rained the Firtt Prixe for three successive seasons, 1839, '40, and 41, at the grand Autumnal Exhibitions or the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, for the- belt vartetiet and belt Jipay. Pry Roots can be transported anv distance between the months of October and May. Package containing an as. soft men t of 12 fine kinds, and of all the various colors, caeb root labelled with name and color, and carefully packed in moss, for $5,00 smaller assortments in proportion. , . . Boost on Farmtng and Oitrdeniu.All the standard and most approved works on tiro subject, among'" which aro the Farmers' Companion, by Judge Duel, $1,00; Monbrav on Poultry, 75 cenla; Amcynan Swino Urceder, 75 i M Million's Ame rican Gardener, 3,00 j Brideman's Young Gar. dencr's Assistant, $15-; . FlorUU-Cuido, -62J eenu ; Buivt's Flower Garden Directory, $2, 25. Gardening Tooli As Hoes and llulces, r ra iling Knives and Shears ; Garden Trowels, Spades, Green House Syrings, &e. &,e., ' Ui een una Hot llnuit i'jon. Ahrubhery, I run and Ornamental Trees supplied on tho most rea sonable terms, from the proprietor's collection or established numeric.' French Suo-ar Beet. Maneel Wurtzol, Ruta Baga, Field Carrot and Turnip Seeds, Wholesale and retail. Dealers amtplicd with Seed, neatly put up in bag with printed labels, containing Practical Di rections for planting and managing, by the 100 or 1000, or by the pound, on favorable terms. Cata logues gratis, nn (post paid) application. , -..WOTICEv-.. IS hereby given to all that are indubtcd to me by Book Account, that I this day have assign ed them all to Hyatt 4c. MeBumey, for the pur pose of paying a judgment they hold against me : and the books will bo found with Robert Thomas, sheriff of Henderson county, for collection. Mud Creek, N.C., Jan. 21, 1842. 3t 9 Farmers'1 and Planter? FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 184 2, For sale at this Olllce. AsheviHo, November 12, 1841. 72 IX , V JM. M V From the auhscriber. on the 1st inst.. a w a w a w v Negro boy, named AUfeTIN about twen. ty years of ago : very dark complected about five feet 6 inches in height; rather heavy countenance. I expect ho will attempt to make tiis"why 16 the West. A liberal reward will be paid to any person who wil deliver cam boy to mo at my residence at the Mountain Shoals, in Spar tanburg Dist., S. or lodged in any jail where 1 will get him. r- Mountain Shoal, Spnrtanburg ) v Dist-,8.C,OctHTl841. ( 69 tf Smith's Ceojrnpliy and Atlas. A LARG E numlier of these valuablo works for XX sale at this Office eery cheap.. Ashcville, Nov.26. 74 State of North-Carolina, BUNCOMBE COCNTV. Superior Court of Law Fall Term, 1841. Callinrino Snipes, Petition rot. Drvoncz. Jeremiah Snipes. 1 ORDERED by Court,lTiai"ficationbe made for three months in the Highland Messcnirer and Rutherfordton Intelligencer, for the dufundunt Jerrmiuh Snics, to appear at tho next Superior C-ourt of Law to bo bold lor ttie county ot Uun eombe, at the court house in Asheville, on the first Monday after the fourth Monday 111 March next ; then and there to plead, onswer or demur to the petition filed ncainst him by Catharine Snipes, or judgment proconfeiso will be entered against hun, and the same set lor Hearing exptrie. a true copy from luo mmutca. J. ROBERTS, Clerk: Oct. 23. Pr.adv.SJlO.J - 3m 70 James Conner, TYPE FOUNDER, corns:, or an and namau streets, new torjc. RESPECTFULLY informs bis old patrons and - tho public eenerallvr-lhat he continues to manufacture and supply every article used in the Fruiting Business, aa well aa to stereotype oil jobs that may oflur. Ho embrace this opportunity to return thanks to those whoae patronuge he has extensivclv enioved for so manv Tears, and to sav that ho is to ba found at tho old established itand, corner of Ann ana Adsson Streets, fully prepared to execute any order that he may be honored witli; and that tho type manufactured by him is from a selection of faces taken from his old specimens. together with a number of additions of a superior cut ; that he is enabled to supply Sorts as well as Fount, of the most beautiful of hit old lace, and of a greatly improved quality of metal. He to also engaged in getting' up, by newly discovered process, an extensive series of new and highly ornamental Article. Arrangements are made With the mnnufucturers of presses and other print inr materials, that will enable him to execute or ders aa ciptiiiliQUslyi as any otlicr I'oundci in the Union, and on as favorable terms, z. , A new specimen is now in the course of print ing. Octl,184t. 62 . 3 Large Family Bibles, . "10MMON Bibles, cheap Testaments, Hymn Vy Bonks, &.C., for salo at this omce. - - Nov.26. . 74 State of North-Carolina,, HAYWOOD COCNTT. Court of Plea and Quarter Setsiont, September aeun, toil. ' John S.Davis, IOhoinal Attactiment lsvied -."-.".. oihoruTrnnii unMor Carroll Elliott J Gasxishec- rr appearing' to the satisfaction of the' Court, that the defendant in this case is a non-resident of this State It is therefore ordered that publication be mado for six acecsfve week i the " Highland Messenger, notifying the defend, ant to be and appear before tho Justices of our Court of Plea and Quarter Sessions, at the next Court to bo held for the county of Haywood, at tho court bouse in Waynesville, on the last Moo day in January next, then and there to plead, an swer or demur, otherwise judgment prs eonfeom will be taken against him, and the property levied on condemned to the satisfactioa of the plaintiff debt. - ' ' ' .-V Witness, Waxt; Urow!, Clerk of our said Conrt. at ofScc, the 3d Monday of September, 1841. , , . W. BROWN, Ctk. Noy.26.-' ' IPx.ndf 55 50. sw74 FACTCHAGE and CO7IJlIJ5I0!f V DUSINESS4v . . r . 2nd receiving ? forwarding v. T HAMBURG, S. C. . THE subscriber" respectfully begs leave to apprise- his friend and tho Merchants of the upper district generally, that he is thoroughly prepared to transact business as above, and, con. fident in Lis long experience in said business in this place, solicits a share of patronage. " His store being on Market Street, the most elevate cfpart of Town, no danger from inundation need be apprehended. . . - r , . . , : IL URQCIIART. Nov. iat, 1841. , ' 3su . zTir OCT NEW IRON WORKS 40G THE undersigned take this method to inform the public at large that they have their ntw IRON WORKS in full operation, and are prepared to fill bill for nny amount of- " 3E am zot v--:- v - Their Works arc situated in Cherokee countv. N. C- four miles north.west of the town of Murphy Any p -iTon or persons wishing to purchase as much as 22101bs.can have it delivered at any point with, in the bounds of the counties of Haywood, Ma con, and Cherokee, North Caroling or Unionllat bcrshum or Gilmore, Georgia, at 7 cents per pound, or 6$ cents delivered Bt the forge. We warrant our Iron to be as good as any made in the Slate, Wo flatter ourselves that the quality of our Iron, together with the very low price at which we pro. pose to sell, will entitle us to a good portion of the public patronage. Bills forwarded to tha proprie- 10 rx wui do smcuy attended to. Address BENJAMIN WARD, Murphy.' January 7, 1842. ' 79 IBP THE subscribers, having formed a co-partner, ship to sell Goods, Wares and Jfcrchandize, in the town of Ashcville, at the old stand former ly occupied by I. T. POOR, beg leave to inform the citizens of Buncombe and the adineent coun ties that they will be in the eourso of a few weeks receiving a fresh supply of New and Fashionable ' a 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, froinPtho Bivingsvillo manufacturing company, and propose to sell all number of Thread, from 5 tQJiat iaa per bole, They hope by their close attention and punctu ality to business, to receive a liberal patronage. ISAAC T. POOR, JOS. DUNLAP. Ashcville, Jan. 14, 1842. 3 80 State or North Carolina. , macon county. , Court of Pleat and Quarter Sett., Jan, Ses., 1842. John N. Deaton Ben;. Jnmt s and others, Heirs at Law of. James James. Pettion tc 1 tuhjecttht : rea tsjnft to the payment of Plaintiff debt. T appearing to the satisfaction of Ihe Court "that'lsabellaF Jamrs, is a non-rc.ident of lhis State, it is. therefore ordered that publication be mnde for six successive weeks in tho M Highland Messenger, nolifyin; the Ji fiindant lobo and appear before tho Justices of our Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, ajt the next court to be held for tin. county of Macon.' at the Court Hon w in Franklin, on the second Monday of March, then and there to plead, answer or demur ) otherwise Judgment ro confess will be taken against her and the property condemned to the pluutifT debt. Witness J. K. GRAY Clerk of said court at of ficc, the Monday before the last Monday m Janu. ary 1842. . J. ft. UUAX ever. February 4, 1842. 84. 6w Prs. fee, 5,50 Webster's Spelling Books. JUST received, and for sol? t. this pfue.a.Wcfe, stcr's Elcmbentary Spoiling Books cheap. af Jjist of Letters ' REMAINING in the Post Office at Asheville, N.Con the 1st of January, 1842, which if not taken out in three months, will be sent to the General Post Offico aa dead letters. Dr. 13. H. Andrew A. McEntiro Jlfrs. L. Brooksher S. J-Jlforris P. S. By ram A. JwVCp.lough Jas. Urooksuer John Aorgan Aaron Bank R. A. Bamet Jeter Jliller 2 Elizabeth Afadcas J.C.Mustral . Col. T. Motrin " John Nelson 3Samuel Newland 8. Olnham Levi Prewilt " 2Thnnias Power Mrs R. Posey Afrs. E. Philip "A. A. Porter Jos. II. Quisenberry Wm. Roberta D. Reynolds Mrs a. J. Singloton Henry Shcdor L. Sorrell : 2J. B. Sawyer Jos. Shoup John Sluder 2Dr.Wm. F.Thoma John Thompson F. Trout man'1""' Wm II. Thomas John Vandcrsoa Wm Wardrope T. C. Bradshow R.O.Briltain Gen. B. S. BritUin Col. John Brown C. IGCross Henry Carrol A. B. Chunn Joshua Curtis Jos. Carter Capt. J. Davidson or Wtn. Smith R. W. Duckett IVm, Duncan. -Samuel Davidson Gen. S. W. Davidon A. Frisbey ; Thos. Foster A. Fox or D. Hiighcy H. A. Farnswortb. N. Harrison TanCLHalaL . Jtfrs A. Hemby Charles Hays Dr. C. M. Hill Able Harr .Thoe-AViUiams N.S. Uarri '" T.Af. Jones A. Johnson Jos. Jcstcs or Eller Wm. J. Joynerv . N. Kcodail ' A. Karror W. E. Wilkerson Jlfisa II. A. Lowery E.Lndwick 45.11. Lance ...TTT., Cbarlo Moore John Afeal 2 A. Walker - E.wWra. Young J. II. Williams Wm Willi J.S.Wells Wm H.White Wm Williams ' Jfcssrs Waugh St, Jlferchiso JIcssntCGWeaver St Co. 2JohnC Williams -Rev. J. 8. Weaver Jesse Weaver ' WM. COLEMAN P. St Ashcvnie,Jan.7,1842.- - 79 JUST received, and for 'sale at tho "Mrsngcr" Office, a quantity of School, and other Book, consisting, in part, of ""T ' dmith't Geography mad Ada, Webster' Dictionary, . Smith' Practiced and Mental Arithmetic, Webster' Elementary Spelling Book, " Large Family Bible, " ; Common . History M. E.kureh, . v r -, ; -: Caeon Testament, d-e it. " All of which will be sold V VERY LOW for cash. ' Ashcville, Nov.26. A FEW for sulo at llii office Good paper . well bound, , lw tor caso. - March 5,1?! J. 87 IVorChCar;Ii:5a i:icculori Containing the Slatutn and Common Law of thil Slate, together with the deciniontqf the Supreme Court, and all the ntcettary Formt $ Precedent!. INTENDED as a convenient manual and a safo guide to Executors, Administrator. Guardian Junes and Commissioners of various kinds, an. poinica ny me uourts, (clerks, Micrills, and all other public officers. In abort, it m intended for the benefit of all persons, public or private, who are, or possibly may be interested in the manage, mem of the estate of diseased persons, with the least trouble and expense possible, according to tho lawsjoow in force. For, besides the legal mat. ter above mentioned generally, it embrace the kindred subjects of WUI of land and personal property, Legacies, distributive share of estate, rule of descent, Partition of estate, real and per. onal, among those entitled. Dower and other pro vision for Widows, &,c., &c. - - . Among tho Forma it contains, arc --a II tho ne. cessary legal process. Wills, Bonds, Oaths, Deeds, Bills of sale, Forms of Acconnt, Petitions, Affidavits, Advertisements, Commissions, Notice, Writ, Returns, Sic. in all, near a hundred in nnniber.- And is believed, by good judge, to be the largest, aa well as the most approved collection of Forma now extant. This Book has just been published. It contains 248 octavo pages (same sice as those of tho North Carolina Justice :) well bound in lott bindings and, in consequence of the scarcity of money, as well as to p'aco ns within the reach of every per- . ton, it I now offered for sale at the low price of $1 50 by retail. Merchants and other who buy a quantity to sell again, can have a reasonable re duction in the price. . O Apply at the Printing Office, fit Ashebo rough, Randolph county, N. C, or at the North Carolina Book Store in Rnlcisrh. . - BENJAMIN SWAIM, Dsc.8,1841. 3178 Author d Proprietor S tate o C If or t h-Carollna, ,,, Buncombe County. Superior Court of Law Fall Term, ISil. William Brown. . . Elizabeth Brown. ' Pertttan for Divorce. ORDERED bv Court, that nublication be made for three months in Vhe Highland Messenger and Kullierfordton Intelligencer, for the defend, ant. Elizabeth Brown, to anncar at the next Su perior Court of Law to be held for the comity of Uuneombe, at U10 court house in Asheviile,on the first Monday after the 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 confetot will be entered against her, and the same set for bearing exparte. A true copy from the minute. , J. KOBEirrSTCrr. Oct. 29. Pr.adv.$10. 3m 70 xmSetunn your orders ! -co BLANKS ! BLANKS!! CLERKS of Courts, Attorneys, Sheriffs, an Constables are respectfully informed that w have recently made large additions to our forme assortment of BLANKS ; and that we ere nun prepared to fill with promptness orders for any ol the following kinds, viz 1 . Constables' Warrants, " Ca. Sa's. and Bonds, Superior Court Ca. Sa's, . - County Court Roud Orders, Executions, Guardians" Bonds, . " . .1. Apprenlices' Indentures, Appearance Bonds, Supr.-ior Court Indictment for AfTrays, AssaulU," . County Court " do. " ", Aflray. .. Writs Deeds of Trust, Superior Court Venditioni Exponas, " Subpoenas, County " do. . " it m : Vend. Expo. Superior " Ca. So. Bonds, County " do. - do. Deeds of Conveyance, Superior Court Capias Bonds, " Writ, Marriage License, Constables' Delivery Bonds. Superior Court Witness Ticket. County Court do. do. Deeds of Equity, .. :jr Indemnity Bonds;'" : Sheriff's Deeds Vend. Expo. " " Fi. Fa. Appeal Bonds, . Commissions for taking Deposition. Constables' Official Bonds, Administrators' Bonds, Letters of Administration, Prosecution Bonds, Letters Testamentary, Ejectments, Messenger" Office, I ; "Asheviilo, July 23, 1841. 54 NEW ESTABLISH JII.lITt SW:I..Jhl-- CALL AND EIABI5E. Furnitarc for sale. At the corner East of the Court House, ASHEVILLE, N C. THE subscriber, having commenced business in this place, will shortly have finished and read v for sulc . TABLES, BUREAUS, WORK-STANDS, CANDLE- STANDS, KG., OtC, All r whirh will ha sold nn mode rite terms. He is prepared to manufacture, according to order, every description 01 . Cabinet Furniture M.t iMikaianiinl ant wnrkmarL.like manner. Orders for the manufacturing or repairing of any . . ..... - t - 1 .1 thing in his line 01 Business, win 00 uianuuiiy received and promptly attended to. Asheville,Nov.5,1841. "r" " 71 Valuable Hooks Tor talc, OCT LOW FOR CASH!! THE following valuable B 0 0 K S are for sale at the Offico af the " Highland Messen ger," whero those wishing to purchase are invited to call, and examine 100 aasonmrnit Watson' Dictionary, Pocket Bibles, Wesley' Sermon, Corel's Dictionary, Reference Testaments, History M. E. Church., Calvinistic Controversy, Life of Cox Methodist Harmonist, Barr Index, Joarphos, Life of Watson, Hymn Books, Original Church, Saints Rest, " Errors of Socinian Ism, Preacher's Experience, Anii-Universalism, Testamerrts, Large Family Bible, Hymn Book 24 mo, " " 40 mo. Pearl Hymn Books, Polyglot Pocket Bible, Methodist Disciplines, Parent's Friend, Sunday School Tea'U, U lairs Lectures, S. S. Spelling Books, Teacher' 1st Uook, Quest. Hist. Old Tost, Evangelical Rambler, Catechisms, of different kinds. . Together with, various other pampleU, Tract, eVen on interesting subjects; all of which will b old- eery low lor cask. : Jury 1, 1841. . " " . ' - S . Smiths-Arithmetic.- . rCST received, and for sale at this office, very cheap. " ' , ' Nov- 26. WctMter DictloBatTs TJX)R 1 at this office very low for casb. t r . No.6. . iliii - Elate or JtortTi'CarollnaS V ' BUMCOMSt COI'NTT. - CUPEH'OR COURT CF IAVY--FALL TERM, 1841. Mary Townscnd, Petition for Divoret, Wm. A. To wn send end 1 f ORDERED by Court, that publication be mad for three month in Lh Highland Messenger and Rutherfordton Intelligencer, for the defendant Wm. A.Townsend, to appear at the next Superior Court of Law to be held for tho county of Bun. eombe, at the court bouse in Ashcville, on the first Monday after the fourth Monday in march next, then and there to plead, answeror demur to the petition filed aramst bitn by Mary lownsend, r judgment pro canfetm will ba entered against him, and the same set for bearing exparte. a true copy from the minute. : --., J. UUUE.K 1 S, Iters. Oct. 29. . Pr. adv. 310. 70 3m - State of Iforth-Caroliua, MACOW COUNTT. IN EQUITY SEPTEMBER TERM, 1841. John B. Allison and Joseph Keener, "'" ' V. '-!':- . ' ' The heir at law of Jeremiah R. Pact, dec, to wit t Minerva Davidson, Debla Ingram, Stephen L - Pace, Anno Pace, Nancy Paco, Martha Starret, Elizabeth Pace, A valine Pace, II. F. Pace, Ca- thanne face, and Jeremiah R. Pace. I I appearing To "the satisfaction of the Court, X tbat the defendant do not reside within the limit of tii is State It is ordered that publication be made in the "Highland Messenger" for six suc cessive week, notifying tho said defendant 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 judgment pro confess will be entered against tncra, and the case set for hear, in? exparte. Witness, Savl Sjhtii, Clerk and Master of our said Court, at office, 2d Monday of September, A. If. 1041. SAUL SMITH, C. M. B. Pr.adv. 5 50. . 6w 78 NOTICE! rpHE subscriber tenders to thecitinen of Bun- J- combe county his sincere thanks for the lib eral patronage heretofore received. Havinjr dc. termincd to wind up all his old business, he re. spectfully solicits his friends and old customers to come forward immediately and make payment. Old MtebU tnunt be paid, and new ones must be closed note. Those who r.. :i . t 1 1 1 . 1 , , nn vi cuwpiy uccu 1101 complain 11 cost oe aaaeu Ho owe money and must huve it. LTLPOOR- Asuevflle, Jan. 1471843. 6 60 THE LADY'S WOIH.1 OF FASI1 IOLff. A NEW Monthly Magazine with the above ti. X-kv tie, embellished with tho earliest Fashions from Paris and London, elegant Steel and Mex. xolint . engravings. Laco WorU l.nibroidcry. Music, ret will be issued early in December, in advance of the other Magazines for January. The work wiil bo devoted especially to the ladies, and wil! be issued in a stylo 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 ; but the work will be in the main devoted to the cultivation of the homo virtues. Hence most of the stories will be of a practical, domestic character, from tho pens of our best remain writers, while the earliest fashions in all their varieties shall bo correctly given; so as to make tba work welcome at every ireiile In tlio hulls of Xlio fashionable and tlto-gay the home of the virtuous matron, whose own needle supplies her raiment, as well as in tho store and sewing room of the mantua maker and the mil liner. ... rThe Main design of the Work. The prominent design of the Magazine will be to furnit.li in elegant and attractive style, lhaoarli. est, most correct, and full report In advance of all the other Magazines, and prior to the issuing of them here, of tb Monthly Fashions direct from Paris and London. The advantage of this to eve. ry lady who make taste in dress the least matter of life, wH at once be apparent, and to the pro. fessional JfCss maker and milliner of the United State the enterprise will bo of incaleuablo 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 Fashion heretofore a ttemTtrdr-For lhis purpose the publisher ha embarked the most ample means and resources in the enterprise, and has matuied hi plans both in this country and in Europe pri or to commencement. It has been a favorite pro. jce.t and has been deliberately undertaken, and will be carried through vigorously. Tho first number will give an idea of tho beauty and rcul excellence of tho plates. Elegant Steel Engraving. lit order to render the work ornamental in tho 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 engraving from the first artists in the country, illustrated bv choice and entertaining stories of domestic life. To vary the stylo of illustrations, ocearional Lice Pattern and Embroidery, got out in unsurpassed beauty and truth, by that excellent artist F. Quar re Esq, will also be given ; and to leave nothing undone, at time will be given the most popular and elegant Music of the day, Songs, Gallopades, Marches, etc. The Typography. . Hie work will be printed on clear and beautiful type, on a paper larger than that of the present three dollar Magazines, with fine margin, and strong, white paper, and will contain akmucli mat. ter, a can .bee impressed into 36 large octavo pages. . - . : Time of Delivery. The Magazine will bo 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 steamship which sail from Europe on the first of the month, usually arrive. Thus the work will be in the hand of every subscriber with the most correct fashion before thcyxcan be got out here 10 any oiner inagazinc, "TaaTWm. - - , To bring the work within the reach of all, U will be issued at two dollars per annum for a single copy, or three copies for fire dollars, eight copies for ten dollars,, invariably in advance,' post pmd. The cheapness of tho work will be at once appro, eiated, when we stale that the London World of Fashion retails in this country at 8 10 per annum, and tho'Lady' Word of Fashion will include eve. ry variety in the same tyle of excellence. Addree C. J. PETERSON. Ledger Building, Philadelphia- . Plain and Fancy BOOK AND JOIT PRINTING! THE public aro respectfully informed jhat la addition to the former large and general as sortment of Printing Material belonging to this establish men, a new supply ha been recently received, which will enable us to execute ' OF. EVERT DESCRIPTION. : in a stylo equal, if not superior to any other estab lishment in th St&to. 1 --.; - j . gJ-Ordsrs for any of the follow jig kind of PnoUng wui ba tnanJuuUy received, and promptly atienaea 10 : Bums, or mir us. ' scarrrto', j - PAMrurrs, II Ciaccuu, CKM,OVAU.KOrD, ' ILUfft-BlLL, Show.B(u. - War Ann Stmi Box Um 1 1 ICKCT, MnrcTEa, , -.- : - Lastja, ate. cc - Mkmembe" Office, I . AshoviUe, Jnly S3, 1841. J 5 fTnilE undersigned propose to open 6hool faf Ji. the instruotion of Law Students, in the tows of Hillsborough, on the first of January next, pro. vitkd sufficient number shall apply to justify the effort. Tbey deem it unnecessary u allude to tha advantage to be derived from pursuing such studies in tha seclusion of a quiet village, nor to those benefits which spring from the association of mind engaged In the same pursuits. Ia addi. tion to the usual eonrso of elementary instruction, they intend to add, by meJlisof a Moot Court, some knowlcdgo of tho practice in the courts of U11 Mate, examinations will be mado monthly, and written or oral instructions given aa often as re quired. - Eight student is (he least number with which ey can commence . v. -U ' . . .The usual fees fr instruction will be required, and that for preparing a student to obtain a county Court licence v-'ill be demanded whether h re. main long enough for that pnrjHwe or not.' " , , ,4 - FREDERICK NASH, . HUGIIVADDELL. HillBboroogh, Nov. 3d, 1841. 4 72 :'Z :J PROSPECTUS OF THE 7 Itew-Ccucfco Farmer, " ' AND GARDENER'S JQURNAL, The cheapest Agricultural Paper in the Union! 16 large pages monthlyonly 50 els per year! HF.NRT COLMAS, EDITOR. , tetrtgvtcuftUraTCo1iimVuioritt Massachusetts and Editor of the N. E. Former. GRATEFUL for the extensive patronage which the New Genesee Farmer ha rccieved du ring the past year, the proprietor now ha the satis, faction of announcing that be ba mado such ar rangement fir tho coming year a cannot fail to be highly gratifying to the readers of the paper, and seeore for it a still more extensive circulation; Being determined to make it the most useful and widely circulated paper in tho Union, Thepropri. etor ba engaged the services of the most cele. b rated and eminent 4'cultural Writer in Ameri. ca ! namely, llzssv Uuux, well known a the Agricultural Commiiwioner of the State of Massa chusetts, and formerly Editor of the New Eng land Former. ' Depending on the co-operation and support of tho friends or agricultnro in tho Em pire State and the Great West, Mr. Colman has consented to Icavo the field whero he has labored with so much honor and success, and locate at Rochester, where, through the medium of the Genesee Farmer, be expects to find 4 more cxteu sivelield of usefulness-' "T . is Tha former editors and contributor will con tinue their assislmice, and car will be taken to make the pept interesting and useful, not only to farmers, but to all persutis engaged in Rural or Dtmicstio affairs. With sucli a combination of -talent; the New Jcnoce FarmcreHnnntta.it tu obtain an immense circululiott--glre a new im pulse to thoca4Mie"6rugriculturo promote the bcntf filcrcsts of communitj , and tend to increase tho Wealth and prosperity of the Nation. It is hoped, therefore, that every friend of agriculture every well-wisher of hi neighborhood and bis country, will h ud his aid,. and not only subscribe himself, but induce his neighbors to subscribe also. The paper wilt bo continued at it present low price, iu order that its influence may be most wide ly extended. Its appearance will be considerably unproved, and having now a Power Press excuL sively for tho work, greater promptness and regu hirity will be secured." Careful Clerks aro en. gnged to mail tint papers, so that it k believed therowill be little eause fbf coiiiplaiht nereaftcr. I'o&Umastcrs anil their sssituuts, aro author, ised and rcepcclfully solicited to act a sgents, and remit subscriptions for the Farmer. Tiie low price at which it is published wi!l not allow of much pecuniary compensation to agents, but it 1 buiioved they will find a reward in tha benefits which result from the circulation of such period, iculs in their neighborhoods. JT Person oidering papers aro requested to strictly observ the Tesju, and bo eurcful to writo plainly the names of subscribers, i ltlbit Post OffioeT county and State 1 and in all eases to send the money with tho order, so that tho perplexity jof keeping uccounls niuy be avoided. -M. B. BATEHAM, Proprietor Tcrni3.-If current niorey is srnt (such as New York or New England bill,) commission will be allowed as follows c . 4 Seven copies for $3 00 ; Twelve copies for $5 00 ; Twenty-five coi.ics for $10 00 ; Payment always to-be made in advance. If nncurrcnt money is sent, (such as Ohio, Illi. nois, Pennsylvania, Cuncda, &c.) no commission will . be jlIowcdiiuLliiJ be recicved where no commission is asked. ' flj" AH subscriptions must commenco with the volume. A limited number of volumes 1 and 2, can still be. furnished, at tbo subscription- price. All letters must bo free of postage.'. ' - BATEHAM &, COLMAN, Ra6heHer,N. Y. December I, 1611. . . The Agriculturist," - . AND ' - JOmiL OJLTIIESTATB COUSTY SOClETIESr- VOtU MB IU ' -" HAVING nearly completed the Second Volume of tho " Journal of the Teenncssee Stale and County Agricultural Societies," we sond forth -proposals to tho friends of improvement through, out tho 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 pecn read. Tho circula tion is, perhaps, greater than any other Agricul tural work of the-West, and therefore, those who read it, may expect to get information from very large and respectable circle of contributors. . . We again assure the public, we will give our attention to every science and subject which 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 ha yet been done in Ame rica ; .11 win dc our onjeel to clearly deline uie true policy for working men generally, nnd especially for the laboring classes in Tennessee. " This will lead us to examine whether Tcflnensec 1 intend ed a a vlantinz. or provision arowina and manu facturing State, or both. We hail till dwell much upon the improvement of the iil, and fully investigate the scieneo of breeding, and rearing domestic annua tsliorttcnllnrfr writ receive and constant attention. In a word, it is our in tention to expose "error- of every description, give our reader every thing in our means, calculated to improve Ike physicul, mora), intellectual and pecuniary condition of man, and we will use eve ry exertion to make the Agriculturist the very best paper in the country. . CONDITIONS. : The work will be published monthly, on good paper each N. tu contain 24 page, well stitch, ed r$2 per annum i bnt will, in no instance, be forwarded to a new subscriber without the Cash. To any one who will gei fat new subscriber and remit the money free of postage, one eopy will be sent gratis ; and 20 per cent eommisson will be allowed to any one who will obtain a gnater num ber of subscribers, transmit the money, and act as agent for the paper. Any one disposed, ia an- tborued by Una Prospectus to become an agent for ' the work. ' ET Any person receiving this Prospectus and not feeling disposed to exert thcrosclvc in behalf of the paper, will confer favor by handing it over to some person who will take aa ' active part in obtaining subscribers. " t " ' ' . tT Tba Volume for 1840 and '41, can be bad for $3 1 or a pemon sending As a 93 bill, will be entitled to the Volumes for 1840, '41 and '43. CT No subscription received for lea than one year. All tubtcriptione to commence and end with Volume. - - . . . :. , JOHN SHELBY, ) Or TEOOST, r ? Editor f- a.- ' ' ' FANNING. j - X ' CAMERON it rALL J'tiUitier. NaabrOle, Vtmembtv, 1841.