. w
I
. . ,mrlr nil the V-iwnstanoe,
V :nhd ta lo (bwlu8lv unon .flrt'ques. I
Jiangi nu whwh" ""-"i"" -
rf .ianal. triumph of TntJfH it
L lete? been our fortune to sWtness than
!J :.h bv the letter from Gen. Jams
was, t the tinia of the
ttioD of Gin. Jackson to the Presidency,
j r.. tfianV TOSfT preceuinaj iwi wtcsm,
j: .L.t -
din member of the House of Refv
,ulives,d;8tipguliihed by brifflant talents,
trdent devotion, to what he considered
) interests of the Sou tin and Dy tho most
lemiined hoatiliiy-to the Administration
President Adams-throughout its entire
.. After Mr. Va Huron, and perfcapa
k scfona even a mm, no gnuciimn
ingress had nro active nng imiuemiBi
I 1 jt i tlu tMatft,intlnl nhni lhf.lt
., JflCKWN 111 liro ..... .......
Hamlhn. If the New York leader
L the Nestor, the South-Curollniao was
fcAiax Telamon of the fight.. So zt'0.1.
S was nv Ui lie ircivtiuu iut u muumivm
bis more cflbejivo: operations i (our rend-
wain reronuti,; u --v
lo name aN Aa.;WVw-c ""
.cluevcmems w.u, , "
the decorations or tlw Capitol.1 fhn
. ., i.. .j :j j... i I
. K.r mu-it mo measure oi fits reruns
L plorw? A fit. ntonehierrt lof the ex.
f' . i -LI- .1 1..J I... j..
HUO W1UCU lie wiia xnvni icu pri
! nud the excitement of conflict, U that
lucb he now makes by a public ncKnowt-
rncnt of Ins error, ana ol lhe profound
ret which ho entertains for having W.nv
if contributed eo lorijely as he did, to A
wit, the consequence ui wni'iave, n
J I I I. !
course of lime, sunk the
National croon
broad, andjit home cast n blight upon in
jsirv . ent u rn rise, a hi cc neraf improve
,ient, (he worst .effects which, we begin
fcar.-tho country hus not een yel real
zed. Nat. Int. : .J
frt-A fine drove of turkics (000
.uir.bcr) passed through this village on
fTuesday last, from
Tennessee, on the
. ' it .1
Tv to a Southern
mill'KCl. OUCCC8S lo I
urade, say we.
I 0
03" From the letter of General JaeJUon
!.Wilif H in our columns it will be seen
I, w".orn lawn bv ' iiiffictiSix anWetnili
tboath ha is, yet Jiisvtiiurctive-Bna revenge.
rBNispcsition remains, unimpaireoDy age
w ... 1 i I
or ataiction, suucviug no opponu,.. v -
oap,of taking rcvengo wljeUwr hi eaomy
living or aeaa
.. .UJ AUlvawio iiiHtt. . . .
In IMF Senate yesterday a somcwhet ad.
mted ffubatq took place upon ine mn, in. i
k fr. TJun. of Mijaouri. for I
retiiadioir to General Jackson tho fiae1m
irtsed upon him at New Orleans ie the year
pi5, for contempt of court in tmpnsouing
UVU H 1,1119 IH'"ivi aj ...... I
not fail to bring the publia mind to bear
how far the rizht exists
id ny military commander, Under the Cop.
Uitution, to procmun ana cxocuK? wnai w
called military law, in the absence of any
,,u.e law to authorize it; a questiorhere.
tofbre not well understood, nor understood
fclike hv fivnn omincBt iurista. To tho aim-
ale act of refunding the. money to uenerai
Jackson, with interest, there would be per.
bps. no .object ion inCongress, if the act
were divested of fliofiaructefbf ir-rever
w i
0Q by tba ct of Congi ess-of iho jijdg
ment of a court, tha legality of which is
nofcontestcd. " ' "
-Upon the ground on which Gen.' Jacltson
Uiri-s iiin mnnvment of tlw fine, aoino
Erthnnvnby-AefolWing JuUct-ixoBO.
taaiselr, wJiicU, wo tnct wHti yesteroay in
doe of the Western newspapers t . j
;.- Hermitage t August 1, iot,,
knowlcdgo the receipt of your letter of the
19th ultimo, inlorming me. Timi u juu
sninit..!! tbe Leirialature ot-now,
JJanipshiro at their June session, 1842, of
which you tire ft member, instructing your
Senators in Congress and requesting your
lleprcser.tajives to use their efforts to pro
fcaro the passage of a law by Congrcs to
refund' lo. mo. with iiilerest, tho fioo im-
;fwed fey JedgeHall in 1815, foran alk
toontemnt. i:e. .
; For this unsolicited interposition of the
"'-ii . t .t -V : o I
Wsiriaturo- Ot OW Pf ": ' "
ponged rrom the recoru iu,s ''M"-; "
putation upon my character, by that unjust
ad vindictive J ud.ro Hall , sitting In his own
cause, from whoso fwtthcro wasnoappesl,
slpaervpa.KH k nd M. mv sincere inanKs.
ilViun K nftliciiiin and uebiUty, 1
write with difficulty, and seldom attempt to
wtcld my pen unices when nnporious uc
eessity compf Is in viudieution of my abused
cnaractcr.
..For your kind expression with regard to
?! PWte character and your kind wishes,
V make you a tender of thnnKs.ana reimm,
Tcrv cusneciiuuv. your uiwuium
Jacob Gibson, Esq.
I ' ElRrrrrtn rtV SpRNCEtt AND HIS ASS0CI
ATEs-ConsiJerable ejecitemerit prevaUs on
eulject of the trial and execution of
"laoian-SpcnCcr TO(ftr0of ,W
boarH ihn ITniwid filntna Rri rr SomerS. The
-Secretary of the Nvy.4s eppoiated
. o
Court of Inquiry to investigate the atlair,
the officers aoDointed to compose tho court
re Commodores Stewart, Jacob Jones,
rr .
" man. Their report will plueti IUU liutlti in
';. . . ' : J
. true kght. Hie responsioimy
by the commander of the Some re was ter
.tainly a fearful. one, how far the circum
Unowiof tho Case, will jnstrfy the eourse
a adorttej remain to be joen. - ::r-: ?
i r the $agacMtfot loo measures referred reM eevea death. huvo occurred among
.n(i jf individual twtJnwrry U4 potv fKirft ' .f. ,;" ,1,v
J! JrcoMh to- th conviction of H -J? I ' 1
3mSS subjected be tally Uon. L. SoutWl, Senator frorflNeW
n.,.jL in regard ta the. mloous, demo. "! Jersey,- - n (
DkItb or ttEKBBtt Or UoiOEESS....bince
tHo election of member Of the present Con.
Lewis William, Rep. from North
'; Carotids j .' ' ' v. '.
, W, S. Hastings, Representative from
Massachusetts, . . . .
Jamca .W. " William, representative
from Maryland, -
Uvial(rnoc,' repreentatlve from
Pennsylvania,
it
:
V; S. Ramsey,' rep. Pennsylvania,
Joseph Lawrence, ,4 .
" Charles 0k, . J - 1 M
" Henry Black, "
Richad. W, Habersham, Gcorgjn.
" Linn Banks, Virginia.
-I.,. ... tQt, TUB, JIESSEHGtlU
AGCordinj to adjournment, the Hendor-
soft county Tehinranee Society met ws
Jay. Tho meeliaj was opened with psayer
by the Rev, Mr. King. ,
The proceedings erf the last meeting wen
Q Mr. Edney .daWd U
.-- i.MM. -
S.u uv in a iunathv inecch. In Which tie
oiciurea me evii oi imeinpumuuu iu m m
ciU)e manner, and concluded by offering
resolution rerrairing (he roombers to abstain
entirety frdm every thing but cold jvntr
The passage of which fesoluiion was oppo
sed by Mr. Farmer, n hli peech to the
ocietyi gi'ng '"s reasons that the reso-
rtiher nremature and would an.
doubtedly create a split lo the aaaoeiatioB,
. . .. ' ' r .. . .
which woul) eventually 'tcrmintlto n s
Hauffifall Thai rcanlutiuA of iiti BdneV
was then liuf 5vcr fot further consideration
at tbKt meeting of t,he eoeiety. .
The vigilance comroiltoo" for the several
pomnanics in the county handed in their
r w
repprtiTroni, wbicn Jfvrss osceriainea ina;
I 1.11 1 l. . In itwi SwL
a largo niMnusruau -
ety since the last meeting"
Tl Flat Book eomrnittee reported eia
meijiWa M tyVidg been jntojlcnted since
er moved thai two of the" jiBquentsi ho
had" rSir
, ! ,
should: be diamjtsed fronslhSoci.
... b- M r
Edncy Anion discussion
adoptet; tf.N8;
Tho committee appointed for tho purpose
,nada report, which
" ' .j . -,
was approved b lh Societ. , . , . ,
The constitution and pledge were Ibee
jfjpj, ftn invitation given to those who
u, joint which si
the ddiZ of twedy memheri
- . t.
On motwn of Mr. Farmer, a committee
of tliroe was ODDointcd to inquire . into iho
- roprjetyof admitting certain persons into
fa gjy wi,oao characters' were Its dis,
. .
repute: wliereupen, LUli Kng,. M
Edney , and Jas. Spann, Esq. were appoint
,,j w. reeort at the next meetiB2.,t
r - .
On motion.it was resolved that the thanks
of the Society be tendered to. Mr. King for
tho use of his house during the sitting of the
3ociety, , . . ... v :..
Etoht4, That the- proceedings of Ibo
meeting bd forwarded1 ta llie editors of the
Messenger, wilh a request that the saute he
No further busiuesa coming stors tte
Societyrh was mowd that fh Boeieiy . no.
hun to meet again ob the Are Saturday
loursi to rneei sgwa on in .""-
... X
Ilendorsonville, Dec
WisTS-These troublesome and often baintul
eeescences, covering the handa sotolimcs to
the number ef a hundred or two, may he destroy
ed by a simple, safe, and certain apolieation
The writer discovered H aceideatly, 'while per
forming somo chemical- experiments with soda.
The mattefis merely to disaohrs as much eoasmon
waahinr soda as the water wM taka opthen
wash the bands or warts with thiafof a saiiMiM or
two, and sltoW them to dry without bams; wipes
Ti,:. .rmirA inaor thrne davs, wiU rradoaliy
He7rov Th.-aS irritable wart. It. sheer, spn
(obc tb.t having a Pow'
the so shat tha aJkaK taaaffl.
cieilt t0 aae thcdieorganizatsoii of the fo""
without aftctinf the luttcr. The warts .over re-
Taa Wki ih Hurt. This ohraaa it met With
nowhere sxecpt in the Biblo. Like athor phiaacs
of the holy men of old' it has a dec. and peco.
liar sigmficano. It describe, not the learned,
not the Bitted, not the profound, aot tha . maa oi
knowledge, St the man ot genius, nor the man
nf-intellect,. But kdcecribes tlie maa of pure
tafedj .""Z
'"',Zentalj, kec.uw hU father hid. him
il. , 'I'lxa m heirt wisdom, ra eeanwn-
fhddn
that head wisdom is oacIessTbut it cd. u bo
aawciatcd with heart wisdom and to be subject
to it. Let soence axdore Hie skies, and puree
Wmg i''nd ich
&JmFZ&
the earth, and aueaiion nu -
inftwiaef. aaalyss aad eomhm-rltstevT swnee
vumvimm mmm .-- ' j . , . ,:li:
.Pg. f0&
J" of Umiiity and penitence, to the true
I life, not of thepirit only, butot mo
me vauevaui iv - i -. ., , .
IV
N. Y. Evugtlit.
i. i rvi. i .T1sssniriar Itn.
guduw b
thatsre
sine Ills nil
il"nf all the ncwspi"!" y
that are edited by married men i
1 When jj.i.
hWtfrTund Aug. tbathecouid h.rdlyrc.
bad atlatnea sac a mxmfj .
Aim her any thing, thougn emperor .
man, of the married ladies ef borne were snxiou.
!!. wL- ih. vret and aouree of her success ; to
wboIarfrepH5dsIroJk,e!ri-aT,
.tawnf vvesmwii iir "'m-ritami
The annual Treasitry Beport.
The Annu:4 Report of this Secretary Tof
the Treasury was received ' Congress
yesterday, from which we have with great
haste sktmmeu the following particulars
. The Receipt! into tlw Treasury, during
toe three first quarters of tho present year,
with tho estimated receipts for the lounn
quarter, from every source, (including kjuo,
and Treasury jflotei,) amount ttf;thirty4oo
millions five, hundred and two thousana dpi;
Ian, besides the balance of two hundred and
thirty thousand dollars In tie lfeasury on
lb first of January sU ,; . ' a
The Expenditure! for tlie three first quar.
fe'rt of tlie year, with tho estimated xpen
ditura for tho remaining ouarter, amount
incluiUng 7,D0,4UU lor reocmntipn oi
i reasurv notest to tnirty lour nuiuons live
hundred and three thousand dollars
TM Receinw for the half war ending
1st Jirfv next areestlmnteU ( includmt T. rea.
surv notes and loarilo amount of 5,538;i
000) at $14,588,113; and tho expendl.
tores for the- same period including interesl
on debt and Treasury notes to amount ef
$005,000) at 10,351,180. The esti.
males of ReceioU and Expenditures fof the
jbcfeingfe.thene,lJ44(uo
der tha new .arrangement cueciea uy iw
act of the last session.) are cst'unatei.1, the
Receipts from customs and pubho funds
(and $150,000 from rhisdnlluneous sources)
at IIS jB56,9Q0nrJ Jhe ExpendiViires in
cluding interest and Treasury notes) at
820.945.499.
The balance remaining in the Treasury
on the 30lh June, 1813, it Is estimnted wrll
mount to S3.T3 1.390. and on tho 80lh
Juno. 1844. to $1,635,971.
Since tlie estimntes wereprepareti at ujo
api-rnl Donartments. it has been Ascer
tained that tho expenauures lor mo lounn
quarter of .the preaent year .wiiLfaljcon
utnrabitf short of the amount esllmntcd
but, as the dillorence win Dccomu a cimrK.
on tho Treasury iaie nent year, H has not
j .11 1 . -i
bon deemed necessary to alter ine amount
a first estimated.
The recommendations of the Report are
confirmed to that of a further provision fot
revenue and the support of public credit, by
taxation 00 nntaxed or lightly taxed articles
of import, to produce au. addition to (he
present revenue of throA millions of doIUws
a yar:j nn authority to allow interest on
all outstanding Trcastify notes, as under
llicreofl and the establish
ment of a warelwusing syatein jVa. Jn.
Mr. CtAf has beert received With the
highest honurs, at nUjhejowns at which tl
tnatiouclied oil his trip from Louisville to
T4aeBotlfMifafiie-uiiuMjft
thcademoflstrations ot resoect. we nave
the details of his reception at Shippiug-
port, lempliis4 Vicksburg, and Natchez.
At the latter ciiy he remaiiiedsevcraTdays,
and as an evidence fit the feeling bia pre,
cnaa oroduced. we copy tlie following para-
eraph from the Natchea Freo Trader,
lie will remain In town for two or three
days, during tinia the.Commiuee of Ar
msiienenta will tender him a dinner and
halt, both of 'which, we believe, it is ex
peeled he will accept. At tbe former jt is
desired ho should make a speech ; nnd to
far as tho democrats ere concerned,, they
would be pleased to hear him apeak out in
bis nsnal frank and candid manner, his sen-
timents. - He is the head and loader of tho
Whig 'party, and as aneh, they would bo
glaq to hear mm express oimseu s u i
doctilncs of his party upon the great ques.
tions which now divide us- For his genius,
eloquence and stalesmanshipfe ihe-essen
liai service which he rendered his country
inilte councils qf 'the nation during tfie last
ami for his undoubted patriotism 'we
abmirt kim and do him heiwr, but m would
by tto means have him Iridic his Umgne n
nri-niad of U. and wo are sure we spmtk
tbe aooluiient oi nineiy-uiue uungivu
ur friend, when we ssy they weitid too
Ul 4.har him fcanklv and candidly upon
ihn nuuiaarni nnvDcaicu ov uiu uaiiT,in
which he is the honored and renowned head.
, . . , .. ,
nartv
RppHhtipan party, is only pursuing a hym.
kiwi 'Ttw moderate and Honest (f Hi! par.
ties will ultimately unite " for tho sake of
tbe Unto.' T MadUoma. ,
This to one of John s best conceits ; ana
It must be conceded that it is very rich.
WBflmihi whether there Is another ncao in
this country, cxtcpt the cvmbtin which rts
upon Joha Jones- shoulders, couiu huvu
given birth to so fino an idea. Consider it,
John Jones, at the head prj wirporai a
guard, consisting or some aozen lean, am, ,
half-starved, seekers of office and mlscra
ble prelonders to statesmanship, diorgos
Blair, the hcad-of the great Jmocracy,
with strivinj' to oreate third party K .There
is a coldness and originality in the conceit,
which pfovr-lneoBtestibly that Johnfwas
cut out for greal things. -EichmvnS Whig.
, TobaccosA writer , in the Tronton State. Ga.
xette in the course of ft article on the eonsuption
of Tobacco, presents the following startling facts :
I read m your Oaclte ef yesterday Ujs as
tounding fact that $10,000 i. daily wb.fftl away
in the'cUr of New York jn the form of tobacco
- 1 itwi rVW m venr i"n that smg.e city.
comprising IcU than on,? fifteenth of the popula
tine sf ths ITnitrrt Wtnfhrah 'Jl1'
drture for tobacco smoke aTonc TyTho pcTrpr(rr
the United State, caual to ono hunorert and
elehty.two million, rive hundred thousana doPars
per year. If this statistical report trw, and I
have no doubt H tortnefly so, we he, found tho
key to ruiloek the- mystery of toe hard hmo. ;
rtce tliat sum only Which . arotee than thrown
i4t tn the fomrof a hauSrSu vapoor woiild be
more than stiffieient to render .n the poor m our
bSrXue, a-deaUW.,h 100,000 y.ung
mechanic in business eaoh year." , - ,
- - - . ,.i . - '
A story, iaewhafVpocrypb:aU.i. told of an
. . , . -l.f.i ij..., i, m a-ho. bcin? reproach-
t-a ef the umirn (wwr
ed by a lady of rank and title with the immoran-
lrisn pneaf oi mw :. . " . ..
ty or bis Bock ne aam.neu ... .
A t n-; it urns nnne of his rault.
".," I .k- w UI ac. " 1
I abase the in", 1 curse tbeiiii wilh
MsSailfiilL
tell, boox .n " y ' to I
die, tin uic ;ijr jr-
ma: I deny tnem me ngrns
them out ef the chapel. I horsewb-P the".
up and dowa througn ine pansn, o. .
cLeThey are only won. and worse." ' i
P .1 .u itu muiw l ?" said the la-
youever ry them with the gosp4 ?
dy. The Well" exclaimed the priest, "Dm
goepel for the like of them, the vagabonds!
cock'era up. iadeod, wilh the (oepl.M Undon
The followimr sentlemen have been elect-
ed Directors of the Bank of the State of
South' Carolina trMr. Elmore, President ;
n r WRhh. Samuel Bur.
mil : CL ,T. Lowndeal M. TV Mendcnhall ',
A. MeDnald.-R. Caldwell. W. M. Law-
ton, It T. McGoe lame S. Bowie,-Geo.
Nt Reynolds and John S. Asho.
m- 1' laSt . SH aikiiiai 1 J f f 4
A TENDEt JIKARTED JuDta. fUo WloW.
inir'atdrr Is told"ef a Judae in loxas i
o. ' . . . . W J
A very learned afiuvcompassionato uoge
f n Texas. 00 passins seatenca on ?ne John
Jones, who had bees eonvicteqot muraer,
coftclttoVd his remarks as follow-s 5 ' The
foct Is, Jones, that the Court did not intenfl
to order you to bo executed before next
Snr'ui!?. but the weather is very cold our
juilj anfortunatoly, is In very bad condition
-muCB. or ine giasa in hkj wiauowa u ura-
ken tho chimneys arc In such a dilapiqa.
ted state that do fire can be made to render
yoOre partment comfortable; beaRles,owing
to 1l)e great number of prisoners, not more
thahenc tlahkel call be allowxd to pach
to steep soundly and comfortably, therefore.
would be eut of tne question, ta consMle.
ration of these cireanistances.end wishing
tdlessen youf sufferings as much as possi
ble, the CourlJo tha excrcisoof itt huma-
nhv and compassion, do Itereby ordus you
to bo" executed tri-merrowj as booh after
breakfast a my be convenient to the Sher
iff and agrjecable to yourseii. . ,
1H.HsrmB o KxrafTTATiON. -A dranhett-fel-
low, at ahU hoar tle lrh, was sitUag; in
tha frnttur. A friend of his hnpacmnf to pass,
recognised him, snd said" What do foe here T
Why don't you eo home T"
, rr . J l I V-rflJ. Sf muaA f, llnr 'lis
jiHt what I w si4 1 Uin.) bol tha fWca ii all
ins ijuod(hioMp)-f.and I'm waiting fur my
deortopaaahy"
Death op Gov'. Stokes. The Arkansas
IntisHuiericcr, of the lith ult., mentions the
death of E.x.Governor Mont ford Stokes, of
North Carolina. ' He died on the 4ih u!t.
at Fort Gibson, Arkansas, in the 83d year
of his nrfe, . At the timo of hisi death he
- "- - . - sb i sat a t .
was Inuian Agent Jor tlie ineroKees.
LOOK HERE. '
IS H worth while for us to reuund our custom
ers, tlml their debts fell due on the 1st of Jan
uary ? We think they know it, and will attend lo
it, and when tlicy come to pay up, which we hope
will be immcdititcly, mat tue, will nring more
monev than tliov owe ns, wilh which lo buy some
of the CHEAPEST GOODS ever sold in Ashe.
yiUe. ... .... .. J !'." :'Jr 't t-- t
-i-Sr WILLIAMS ifcfiOJJKJjtTgLfc
P. S. Yon had all better believe : we needMhe
snt'v, and mat have it. W.JtU.
Ashcvillo, January 6, 1B43. 139. tL
i .1 JLIST. OF L PTTEIIS.
REf AT!f mo hi die Post Office at Ashoville,
N. C, 31st t)cc., 1812 if nut taken out be.
for. tlie let ef April, will he sent to tha General
Post office Department as dead teller.
Mr Alesandcr
EiBonnrl S Adam.
iSimt Adam. v
H Barnard
Mrs Ulster Barnard
Frauci. Byer. x '
JolmBi-rkly .; ,
Elijah, Bruce "
William DrliM
Jesse B. rry r
A M Duller ;
John Bradley
John R. Brunner
Buleas Brookshcar
II Bell . '
George B CulmcrS
Wm A Campbell
John Cassidaor
Jolin laister
C. MeCartcr
J Cachrara
Alfred Craig
ColCC Carson .
Joseph Cook
1'atla Dover
BFlavi
Co 1 Sunil Dtvlesew
Mrs. Jane Davidson
MiBs R Gudircr
Daniel Jennings
Kom l.islo
Cot 3 Lawry ft
M Lytle
W McMillcr
Arcjt Melted
Johu MrBirde
Rohert McClelland
EH McClure
Mr MeRed
Mrs M C Moody
II Jtf Oaborn
David Owen
TJ E Owenby
John Putlon
C Prcstnall
Peter Prestwood
John Robert.
JE LRay
'IRoscnncld
T Ratcliff
Eli Ryimr
.1 B Rusacl
Bcrrotrd Rosckan
L Rivse
Jlr Richardson
AUm Silcr "
W H Smart
Col A B Smith
-XsQcrgc.Summey '
IteytTHasaieAV,.,
Jacob Hico
David Shuck '
IJavolt Hunsucker
Cube UJhure , '
i H Tate M D
AU aiidi;r Trible
tt tftM '
lL-a.SWJjccJer a
Ml h Hinds .
U Hulaa .n ....
..WWiJIi.' .
, James Wilson .
William U Wbalcy
-Jij.nVViih.Ti ;
G Hautftlon
fcimth JIuRtn
FHtieine.,..
Thoasaa Guinea
James XreeVU
W Woriey
D Wylie i. A Pattonon
"LWans
M.PATTC)JJ,.P.Af.
12
LOOK flERE !
THE year is now drawing to a close, ana with
4t wiU expire tbe the Uuui at credit fur which
we have made Uw greater portion of our debts,
and we beg leave to remind our customers that as
our debts were made with bo posit me understand,
ing that paymenle wore to bemadc by U.e first ef
January next, wo have incurred ebligations
which will mature at that time and which will
require our customers le meet their engagements
promptly, ofw tonst he it considerable incoa.
vnntenee and foreed to tho diesgrocsblc necwsity
of resorting tbDelleetien by snit, '
We will receive an additional supply ef WINT,
TER tSOODS in a few day. we shall bo able to
!! GREAT BAROAIMS, and while be?
leave to tender oarthaaks for past favors.' We
will bo pleased to see and sell to our friend and
onstomers. PATTON & OSBORN.
AshevHIe, Dec. 29, 112. . 137
NOTICE.. r
TtHE heirs and distributees of Thomas Shcp
JlUdjJec'dj, are requested to attend at Frank
lirf, in the eoanty 'if MaeoriTTMr 1lteMonday-hs-fore
the last Monday in January next, it being
the Monday of tile county Court, in order to mako
a final settlement ef said estate wilh the execu.
tor, - THOMAS SHEPHERD, Exr.
Dee-29 1843.
flTranfclin Academy
nrHl?! ....Ig n( this institulion closed, for
. JL tlie present year, an Friday the I6lh u!t af.
tor a Session seven weens. ..
commence on Monday the 2nd January, 1 1 43.
Students will be prepared forthe university of our
own or other SUtcs when desired.
Tuition, Jar Clasaical or Mathematical
S!l5. tlnmrrsDhv or Enolish Grammar, SJ,and
i allure go per se ssnm ... -;;" . . .
Refer to lions. U. E Ba.llT. " 'JU"
r ' e ... .,.h.
, . ,. nr ti....i .nri t nsnet """y. "I."
Ttnloiirh linn.
in. J. K.J. Wanitioi nanin
editor of the three Raleigh papers.
Board ean
he obtained low , f-"J0HV y. HICKS.
Frwiklin,Dcc.23,18t2. 3t 13
BANK NOTfiiTABLEi
AU8USTA' NOTES.
Mctlianica' Bank,
Agencj Brunswick. Hank,
oanK bl Augusta. ,
Augusts liis. It Banking Company
Branch Georgia Railroad, ',
Braock Statu of Owrgta, . M ,
SAVANNAH NOTES
State Bank,
Marine it Fire Insurance Sank,
par.
Planten Bank,
Central Boilroad Bunk,
COUNTRY NOTES.
State Bank Brunoh, M soon,
Other Branches Slate Bank,
Corffinereiai Bank, Maeen,
Branawkk Batik,
Mltlerfgcrtll Bank, '
Georgia Ralhoad Bank, Athens,
City Counefl ef Aagnsta,- - f
- ln1rfnlirina Rank.
3 a 3 dit'n
par
Branch Mar. & Firs laa. 1JV
St Mary's Bank, ,
Branch Central R.R. Bank, Maean,
Iiraurance B'k of Colomtms, M aeon,
Posnis Bonk, late Farmers Bank
8
9
s 5 dis'nt
I "
a 10
of Cliattahoocbcei
i
33
Bank of Ocmulfec
Central Bank.
mi talc.
35
Cty Council or lolumbM
unoertaiB
Macon, "-v'
Ralfroaa Bank,
broke
Planter's at. Mec'i B'k.Columbus,
Bank of HawkmsviUa,
WestwnBunkofGcorijis. ,
Bunk of Duncn ana nnmoncs,
CWtalwoeUoo R,R, fli B'klngCo.
SOUTH -CAROLW NOTES.
Cbnrlcatoa Uunka,
Bank at Uajalwrg, .
Country Banks,
Jrrf ml AT depariurt or tht Mtrlt,
AT ASP r0M ASHBVIU.E, . c.
piaTCllN-fmm Aslicvilh! to BahilMiry, tour
hrme coaches nrmet anuay, I aesoBv, anu
Trrntsday, at 3 A. M., und leave. Monday, 1'bura.
SOUTHERN from AshorTlte to Oreewvme, "C.
bur horse eouchc. arrives Monday, Th.rsday
and 8itirdy, 10 r. m., and leave. Sunday, Tut
dsv and FriflaV. 4 A.M."
WESTERN from Ashcvillo to Warm Springs,
four horse-coaches arrives daily, 4 A. si., leaves
daily. 4 AM. '
From AshsvMe toC3arke.v4lU', Ga., twice a wcclt.
horse liack arrives Aunilny and ivednegaay,
... Icavee Afondnyhnd Friday, 3 a. m. v '
From Aaheville o .forpanton, two boras hoc
arrive. Monday ana rriaay, w r. ., anu naves
Tuesday and Saturday, 5 a. m
From Ashevillo to Jkfargantoa, yh Iliirnsvillc
arrives Tuesday 4 r. , ana leaves eunesuay ,
6 A. .
From AshevHIe to Cathey's Creek, via Sulp.iur
Sprinssi leaves rriday, h A. arrives auiur.
day, 7p.it.
darnavillo and Catficy's icreck mails aro carried
8 en horss.beck. 1
The Post Oflice hereafter will be opened on Sun
day for the delivery of letter ud pnpor, between
BSand 9 o'clock a.m. M. FA t i UjN. r. M.
Asoeviiie toa. o, io.
tiai Iron and Castings,
Fot sale by WILLIAMS & ROBERTS.
- Dee. 9. "
133
U. 8. District Court of M. Carollua.
IN BANKRUFTCY.
XTOTICE to shew cause airainst PctitloK of
IX, iw BgtUy, ir-of Buncemba county. Far.
mer, to ba dcclareda Bankrupt, at WiUmington,
on Monday, the 19th of Beedmberflxt.
Stephen Phillips, of Henderson county, Farmer,
to bo declared a Bankrupt at Wilmington, on
w..Auv hn ISth of December next.
' Hirmri K. Jbrif, of Ilendrraon mwnlr, Farmer,
to bo declared a Bankrupt at Wilmington, on
Monday, the 19th December next.
Joseph S!ep, of Henderson eoonty. Farmer,
(Ofbo declared a Bankrupt, at H ummgion, on
Monday, the lDth of December next.
i..i ' .s;.,i. ..nr.. of Yancv county, Farmer, to
be declared a Bankrupt, at Wilmington, on .Mon
day, the 19th of December next.
William II-Sami, ol iancy coumy, ruima,
Id be di clilrcd a Bankrupt, at Wilmington, on
Monday, the 19th of December next.
Jonathan M Brymn, of Macon county, Sad-,
dler. to bo declared a Bankrupt, afcWilmington,
on 3onday, Ihc 19th of December next,
Byerrkrof the Court.
1 U. II. ItrTTEIt,
Artin" CUrkof Court in Uaniruptry.
November 19, 1843. I 124
N
AILS 8i!d K ADS, (assorted,
for sale by ROBERTS.
iw - tf 125
; Tennessee Stane n"ure,
f , .l.Ari..li..n. fnr salo bV
TWAVWM armn-t w.
.9. tf -125
Ashcvillo, Doc
IZaA
District Cort of It. Crolla
IX BANKItCl'TCY.
a. TnTirr .t..v Muiaa asaiant 1 etiuon ol
IN Benjmi Rielimrdrntt, of Henderson oounty,
Farmer, to be deelered a Bankrupt, at WUmmg.
(on, en Mendyi tle 19th ef December next.
John Brynon, of Cherokee eoonty, Farmer, to
be declared a Bankrupt, at Wilmington, en on
dar. the 19th of DeeemLer next.
Sudds Morgan, of Cherokee county. Black
smith, to be dactarod a Bunkrupt, at Willuiington
on flfoudav, the liim ol uecemoer nciv.
Uv order ef the Court.
- ' H. H. POTTER.
A 'tinT (fork of Court in Bunkruplry.
Nevenibor7,l43 20d 122
Su.Illi's Arltlimetir.
TI!ST received, and for sale at thisoHiee.
J verjrehran. Nov-
26
U. S. District Court of If. Carolina.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
aTnnrE In .hew causo ccuin't Petition of
"i 11. H. oo.'.s. of Cherokee eonnty, Sod.
dkr. to bo declared a Bunkrupt, at Wilmington
on Monday, the firstof May next.
. By order of the Court.
. H. H. POr-l ER,
Actinfr Clerk of Court hi BanMptry.
Dec. 13, IB It. ' .' 30d , 127
'rMi"t""- - - r t..i 4
,u.ini' . v til ire.
4 I,L ncrson.s in.lel.led lo mo esuiu u. .....
. ii. i, dee'd v.K requested to call on ..
Edncv of Henderson county, and mukc lnimedi
ate payment. And those having claims against,
said estate, are reouested to ptcsent them, duly
authenticated, within the time prescribed bylaw,
or tliis notice will be plead in bar of their recove
ry A. I. EDN EY, rfwinwlrofori:
Oct. 14. 18-13. ' 117
D. STATES DISTRICT COURT OF S. C1E0LT5A.
in uaiiKrnptvr. . .
vTirTICE to shew cause against Petition of
JM Jamet W. Ihntrr, of Henderson county,
Caroenter, to ho declared a Bankrupt, at VV il
m melon, on Monday, the 3l.t da, of October
(leorfS Clemts, of Buncombe eauniy. "'-
MoSiday, the 3 1st day ol Oclober tlell.
- - Aetit Clnr of Cml Bankrvptcy.
' Goods
THE subecribrv- is now rcocivinff anJ openin;"
a larje ana handeoma supply
Fall aad lrVint4?r .
Dirttlly from (he City otjttr lajt r
which, in addition to his-formcr stock f will make
his saaortment full and complete. Unwitting t
errata any hopreeeion which ha may not ha able
fully to sustain, he will barely remark, that ha ia
determined to sell Goods so low. that all desirous
of obtaining GOOD BAltOAINS for Cash, shall
not go awsy dissatisfied. Grataf ul fj the bstmfl
age already beatowed by a generous -eomiswaily,
he flatter, hiinwlf, that if prompt atUnlissi to
busincM, and disposition to give .ntirs salisfae
lion, will succrfwfMUy sustain him against the he.
norabte cnmpetitiea with Which he has Wfoa load
he will still continue to receive a liberal sbar.
he fntneotfoH renuesU cash
hiiyrr. lo eaU and examine hi. teuda, and Judge
for themselves. He will continue to take in ei.
rhanee the follow io g produce, at caah prices, vis.
. .as . U . . Tutlnsu Tll4ssssl
l eathers, nuaKc-ron, Drawm,
and Com. A.B.CHCNN-..
Ran here, every bot, 1 1
willluis&"roberts,
Have received,' at their
Cheap Store in af hevWe
WINTER OOODS
A KD expect in a Tew day. 10 W-ceiTf an sboi
'r lional upp'r which, added to ihrtr present
stock, will make their assortment eemptoie.
K f NOW LOOK OUT FOR ;
To those a-ho wfch to buy a largo quantity M
Goods for a snmll sum of money, we ray,
HEUEl THE PLACE,
a. we arc determined" to. put tbcaf-.dowp .yen
LOWBB ; '
than wo have heretofore srtd them ; sad iiaing
arrangenjents by whtll we m il! be receiving eon
slant addition, to our STOCK, ws rcspeetfolly Mil
the attention ef the Uootls-purcliasing public to
our establishment promising at alt times end
uiidi-Y all clreumtaneon to oor best ertie.
to jjlve general tatiafaetien. 'r
yVe receive a we havo lirn'ttifore done the
PRODUCf: OF THrrroUNTJtY in exchange
for Goods ; allowing for it the ' hiflirat murret
price.
WILLIAMS Jo UOBEKm
Aiheville, D.-cemhor 4, 1342.
DIHECT IMPORTATION.
Hardware and Cutlery,
HE subscriber, liar jaal rcnclvod -tiireet
from the iiHinufacliifoni in Fihgiand, and the
Nortlicrn States, a handsome and iyell-aaaortcd
STUCK OF HARDWARE iftD Cl'TLEET,
purchased principally for cash whiclrthey offer
for .ale, on reasonable terms, at their store, hi tha
brick building, ctirncr of (.'snlre and Mercer sis.,
consisting of s
.nclu!i, Swede, aad American ihu.v.
-:.-.r-r, - - tSTEEfj.
Hollow Ware-ef-aH-swe. jit-, ...
Bund and Hoop Iron.
Collins' Axes, Adxcs, Chimwls, and Gouges.
Mill Irons, a full assortment.
Anvils, Vices, Smith's Bellows an Hammers.
Iloreo Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails.
Wagon Boxes, trace and other wdgofl chains.
Table knives and forks, pen and pocket knives.
Mill and cross-cut saws. vr
Hand and tenant san s'.
Iocks, Hinges, Augers. . jj .
CofTiic-mills, CVirn-iiillls. r i
; rinds tones, Manilla and cotton rope.
Sheet and Pig Tin, Iron Wire.
Sheet and Pig Lead.
With many other articles in their limajiakingAe
most coinjilclo anu well.ussonou siooapei uauv
WARE ever oil", red in this market.
II EN K ELL Jt KOBINSON.
Hamburg, Oct, 26, 1813. 6 120;
NOTICES
VALUABLE LANDS
JETT'SXJ&KX. JUAlUEle
BY virtue of a dtercc of Henderson Court of
Equity, I shall oiler for sale, atjpublic auction
to tbe highest bidder, ou u credit of one and two
vcars. at the Court House in Ilendcrsonf llle, en
I" Tuesday of thevifxt Frtbrrjary Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sk-ssions, iiier.vo uiiowuig , ,
Tracts ef It and,
belonging to the heirs of Lewis and JlerrKon.'
First Tract of a hundred acres, situate in, Hon.
derson count v. N. (.'., on both side, of the read
leading from'Wiliium Orr'. toBensrfh'. turnpike,
liiclud.n Hishtower's path ; granted jo R. Iwi.
and G. Benson, on tlie 15th December, A .IX 1818.
Second Tract, situato in Henderson Bounty, and
aj iil. u.l.ol.ilk'iuirlli fork of. east fork
o'f French Broad river, including toe Jlieaory
Hat, the Lower Falls, and North Bottoms on said
rrerk, containing three hundred acres; granted to
ivruK w .... t-t-; - t..-.
twr lfitrt.
Third Tract, lying in Henderson coijnty.on both
SlUeff Oi UllUC ..IT", iiiiHui - -
mei.t". ciiiitaiiiiiiir 9a aerosj granted tu R, 11
i I V ...I- II:.. :..'.. ,!in.r Pliillm. UrtWMfl.
lye-
wis
and G. Benson, 15tll Ducemucr, lolo. .
Fourth Tract, in Henderson county, jn Clear
creek of Little river.
Fifth TracU in Henderson county, ob Carvers
mill creek of French Broad liver.
rurcliaser. to give nonos u'iioTOi,r.
tv. Duo attention will Iw given by me. V
7 W. 1IKYSON, C Vt. E.
HondcrsonviUc, October 2d, 1H42. rCw 124
. . ', .", a. " ' r"1
Clero!tec Connty, Jt. C.
S1TE.UCEB 28,1842. '
THE iinderai-ucd 1ms ia iho above riounty,
cnrwiderablo nuuutity of land, which be llow
otfera for sale on aexomodating term", and receive
n uaviiH-nt the followine articles, viz: iOiV,.
u a coNt amiv.cA ttle, eeffhioes,
and CORN. Tho payment of on third, ef tho
price of the laud, will be required at the expira
tion of one year one third in two years and one
third in tlire.years, and when tho circumstance.
of the purchasers Hiko it necessary, the further
indulgence! one year, win given
bond after it becomes due. ro lurtner seeuriiy
rentilred than a poml ehnracter end industrious
hahiia. - Anv iKTfon wislnnir to purchase, ean au-
plv to Mr. king, who reskh in Murphcy, the oouu
tv'seat of the above county.
JVV.llO. Hilil.lA.ll 11. ll.v.KA
IV'otice.
miTP. mrfewnt.-b.mtaual consent, as well
L hv limitation of their contrnel, have dissoir.
- . .. . -
ed the partnership heretofore ewtnig at aeoiui
Creek, Haywood county, N. C. Al! the landi
and other property belonging Jo 'ho firm have.
been tranclerred lo nmiin. .... -deb',
duo Ihc firm are pnyable to him ; and aU
debU due from thojfom are puyable bv ; h.m.
ALLEN Fli'IlER.
No-ber loflS-li: 3t 125
' ifbol teitnted.
N Y nuantitv ol WOOL will bo received
jX. rxcoangc ...t
r. l.w
WILLIAMS 4- ROBERTS.
tf .las-..;
Dec. 9.
rpHE sulwrTiber will rcctiva in 8 or 10 day. a
I ' L..I r.l JlAI-1 . Tt MILll liu. ii ill is il fM.wt mil.
earriapc. bv Ihe rack.
A. B, tTIL'NN.
Asherille, Dec. 2, 18.
121