V MISCELLANEOUS.
Th varied itcautrcrnents
. I
ond extensive knowledges of thd Loiofoco
loaders ond great bugs, of Tcnricssco, ore
certairity very fliilteritig lu the giod citizens
of tfie State. A few months'ago Mr. Dow,
a member of tho Tennessee Legislature,
located the Plymouth Itocfc in " Virginia,
commonly the Old Dominion"-Vi few days
since Mr. Andrew Joliuson, another mem.
bcr of that8Cno enlightened Legislature-,
nnd now vcamlidate for Congress, nlludud,
in a public sfxjsih, to tho btftid of ltuvolu
lionary patriots who threw thqi, lot, over
board " in the harbor of Baltimore ! .'" It
has been reserved for the lion. Harvey M.
Wattcrson, n Locofoco member of Con
gress from Tennessee, to crown the pyru.
mid raised by tho above rnmod gentlemen,
to the honor of Tennc3?ce. The President
of the United Suites end this last named
distinguished inJivlduu! -.vi.ro engaged in
conversation: Well, Mr. Wattcrson,1'
aid his acciJency, in a patronising1 tone,
I believe 1 must send you to Venzi;i:la."
" Ah," replied tho grateful and overjoyed
member. "I am incapabloof expressing to
. you the magnitudes of tho oWitjotion you
have conferred upon me; but, really ahem
I fear tho climato of Canada will bo too
cold for my constitution ! ! !
Amongst the extraordinary events which
preceded tho death of tho 'Into venerable
Bishop Griswold, the following seems al
most providential. At morning prayers in
his family , on the morning of the day which
vhedied, he selected and read the first chap.
te)f St. Paul's Epistle to the Pliillipians,
in Which, among other interesting passages,
very remarkable under the circumstunces,
is the followingY-tAccording to my car
nest expectation and 'tay hope , Utut in no.
thina I shall be ashamcd?buA that with nil
boldness, as always, so nowlso, Christ
shall be magnified in my body, whether it
be by life or by death, For mo-to livcSis
Christ, and to die is gain, But, if I live iu
the flesh, this is the truit of my labor; yet
tonal I shall choose I wot not, ror I om in
a strait betwixt two, having a desire lode
pari ond be with Christ, which is far telter,
Nevertheless, to abide in the flesh is mere
needful for you." Boston Transcript.
Destructive shot. Experiments were
tried at Albany on Wednesday, in tho pre.
"""sence cf--Gen.-AVooron-u"5Iujor Batter-, oft
the army, which satisfied them of the final
success of tho hollow shot or shells, invent.
-..in... o - i r i:i. r 'Pt,
cu uy tsuuti uuu uuruiua, u uiui viijr. no
shells are loaded with a composition do-
jm4j6 expledo .them at the instant of-
f bbjopjltjHiich they may bo
Joytjngo. tho effect of a
iS hfSf ship would be to
I' iistdlWaneously, and ex.
war aTodgf troops it would
destructive".
J. V ! "
jro awnwd and ludicrous attempt
jveth feelings of the company was
araiy ever maao than mat ot the r rench,
man, whose adventure was as follows: in
company with some ladies, ho mado some
disparaging remarks of the sex generally,
when the landlady exclaimed, " O, fio, sir,
yotr shoold ajwayiiscept the prcsonf com.
pany in your remarks." Mnnsipur tn-n
sured up this admonition ; and on returning
.um em.. Aiuiaiuii quiiiu unit? auer-
wards, he commenced, " Veil, ladies, I
take von ploasant walk ; do weddair ver
grand much gentlilliomnie on dc street,
but I only see two ladees do ueliest ladces
I ever see in my life the present company
etcept.n
Thb old North State vs. ttie old Do.
minion. The Greensbordugh Patriot tells
the following anecdote: " Well, my little
Tallowface," said a Virginian to a boy who
sAJtHM VWMr ti, ; . .. t r - r I
XNprtH State, " my jjttJo Tallow-faco, if till
the rascals m North Carolina were killed
- fn n trnii Inll ma lww Wn ntr mnn I Vin iir.-n M
bo left f" Yes, sir," replied the urchin ;
fiehough lokilJL all the houcst, men there
are in Virginia.
. . Kill oh ccre. A good story is told of
a sharp fellow' who promised a quack $50
to attend upon his wife kill or cure. The
.woman died and the quack wanted his mo
raey.
. ' Why,' exclaimed the man, in utter cori
sternation, ! did you kill my wife 7
, ' Tho Lord preservo us no !' replied the
poor doctor.
' 1 Did you cure her?'
Why, no.' -
l ' J hen I have nothing lo pay you I
wonted you to kill or cure my wife didn't
care mucn which and you huve done nei
ther. Leave my house, sir you. must be
n n i nrvtvi-ko tam I ' 1
- Wash for "teees. The best wash for
t bodies of young trees is ley, made from
ashes, 'or from potash ; one pound of pot-
asn win do enough for one gallon of water.
This should be applied with a brush or a
awab, to the body of the treo in tho month
- wj , mi una ia iiiu BUilSUIl Hi WIJ1LII ill
sects lay their eggs on the body and at the
roois ox me trees.
Tliis wash will entirely destroy all the
moss on tne ooay, and all the lice and eggs
and young worms that come in contact wit&
it. Tho wash is much to bo preferred to
lime wash, as it is ai;egciablo substance ;
and it will pot close the pofes of the wood
as lime will. It has been lorjff tried bv ihn
jMsrcchardits4fh
to injbre the apple tree, when made as above
directed".
Queee firm. There was three or four
VMM anAji.tu A.L, - - . .
j -e- ... ..v., ui icaua a tuuon ueuling
house under the firm of Peueh & Bein. As
few persons could pronounce these names
correctly , our inglorious countrymen adopt,
ed a couple of English words that came as
near them as the case admitted of. ' Pork
and Bcaos" was actually in common use as
tho designation of that house as Ions as it
lasted. -
f
Oh book. Meetings hove been lately held
at Cincinnati, at Pittsburg, ond ot Colum.
bus, Ohio, in which opinions were expressed
strongly favorable lo tho occupatioD of this
territory by the United States. ' .
Elijah White, who wcqfout ot United
States Agent to Oregon, and took with him
n lurge party of emigrants, writes under
date of August 17, that bis party increased
to 1 12 althouch they had lost two, one by
sickness and the other by an accident.
They started with 19 wagons, and their
journey had been slow and tedious; but
they bad-passed two.thirds of the way nnd
wore in excollcnt , health and gooa spirits.
A favorable opportunity for emigration will
occur in April, through tho aidol Mr. Fiiz
pat rick , at Independence. Heoflbrs to pilot
a ptuiv over tho mountains irom mm
Mr. White advises those who intend to go,
to prepare li;ht, strong wagons, and to-tnke
no loading except cooking utensils and pro.
visions for four months. Mulcanro pre
ferable to huises. He says no ddwbt exists
as to tho uliiuvito success of .he colony .
Give a tew minutes to that child.
Tew parents realize, (says President Lind
soy,) .how much their children may bo
taught, at home by devoting a few minutes
to their instruction every day. Let the
parent make the exrierrrocrtt with his son
ton yen is old for a single week, and only
during the hours which are not spent in
scho-)l. Let him make a companion of his
child converse witlr him familiury put
to him questions answer inquiries corn-
mifhicaTo facts, tho result of his reuding or
obsfflrvutipu awaken his curiosity explain
difficulties flic meaning of things and
thojeasou. of things and all this in on
cuX. playful manner, wilhout seeming to
inose a task, ond he will himself bo nsto.
islicd at. the progress whichJvejvilLm&ke-
Thk most unhappy. The King of. Per
sia, conversing with two philosophers and
his vizit r. asked,
" Whnt situation of man is most to be
I deplored!" : "
OntTOi the philosophers replica, tnai u
was old" age accompanied by poverty ; the
other, that llwos to have I lie body oppress,
cd by infirmities-the mind worn out and
the heart broken by a scries ol heavy mis.
fortunes.
The vizier, however, replied that he
knew a condition far more to be pttied.Mt
is that," said ho, " of him who Jsas past
rtftoOgh.uTo"w1tBBuTInTj
unexpectedly surprised by death, is sent to
appear before tho bar of the sovereign
Judge of all."
The Somers affair. It ia very certain,
says the New York Express, that the case
of Mackenzie will not fail to be duly in.
vestigatcd, ao far as a most indefatigable
examination of witnesses is concerned.--Not.onc
half of the witnesses have yet been
examined, nnd we can expect no tcrmina.
tion of the trial bctoro tho end ot lour
weeks at tho soonest. ,
Ingratitude never so thoroughly pierces
the human breast, ns when it proceeds front
those in whose behalf we have been guilty
of indiscretions.
Dr. Wood an,
AfgV,, JIESIPIXC AT P
LEAS ANT Hlhtrff-
Eight milfs from franklin,
Respectfully tenders hia services in the various
branches of his Profession, to the citizens of Ma
con and the adjoining counties. He will offer no
flattering inducements to the Community, but
will thankfully receive and promptly and faithful
ly attend to any calls with which ho may be fa
vored. January, 1643. Iy....l29
State of North Carolina.
. comn-r or si'RKB.
!, IN EQUITY. '
Burton Murjihy, Thomas Hall and xctte
MtzHuvm, iv m. Kxarrison ana wifcKmi.
lu, George Ledbetler an I wife, Eliza Re
becea, by John f.ems guardian of Elt
Ktliccca and John Elems. ' "7"
J. - vs. ,
Wm. Murphy administrator of Wm. Mur
phy, senr., dec, John Sherrill and wife
Margaret, Jason Sherrul and wife Cla
rissa, Joseph Murphy, Lambert Murphu
Thoma Murphy, Mills Higgins and wife
liebeeca, John Hunter and wifo )taha
rine, Nathan Hunter. and wife Elvira
Catliarme Murphy widow and relief of
the said Wm. Murphy, senr., dec, and
lhomat hlholt and wife Mary Malind t,
MLL FIXED IN VACATION.
ri appearing from the affidavit of one of the
Complainants in this case, John Elcms, that
Joseph JUarpliy, 1 hot. Murphy; John Hunter and
wile Catliarme, .Nathan Huoter and wife Elvira,
are non resident! of tun Mate, and without the
jurisdiction of this Court. Notice it horcby given
them to be and appear beforo the' Honorabk the
Judge of the Court of Equity, for the county of
uurc, ai .ine youri oquse jn luorganioa, on uie
third mondav after the fourth mondav of Marsh
next, and plsad, answer or demur to the Bill of
complaint hied by complainants, or tho tame will
be taken pi e conjessa as to them and set for hear,
ing e port. ,
Witness,' Tiros. W. Scott, Clerk and Master of
our Court of Equity for Burke county, this 25th
Heuruary, I , VV. StXJTT. C. M. E.
. Pr.odv. S , 6sw 136
State ofrorth-Carolina,
MAcrjji corNTir.
Citpt of Pleas and Quarter Set. Jan. Seu. 1843.
J.K.UHAX 1
e. ' Attachmnt levied en
Hiram Dodgina. J -Land.
I appearing to the satisfaction' of the eourt
that the Defendant Hiram Dodcins. is an in'.
habitant of another State : it was therefore order
ed and adjudged that publication be made for tlx
wceKt in the Highland Messenger, for said de.
fendant to be andFappear beforeeJusUcct
our next court of Pleat and Quarter Sessions, to
bo held for the county of Afacon at the eourt house
m r ranaiin on tne tecend monday in Afarch next,
then and there to rcnlevv. dead. anwe or da.
mur, else judgment pro eonearn will be taken
against mo. and the land levied On be BanAemnA
and sold to satisfy the same and rmti
Witness. J. K. Gav r.lprk nf
ffice in Fraaklin. the mondav Wrnnt ),. U.t
monday in January, 1843,
r- L1- t , J. K. GRAY, er.
Franklin. Jan. 31, 1843. Prt. fee 5 50. 133
Bar Iron and Castings.
Foraaleby WILLI A M8 & ROBERTS.
'
A8HEVIUE,N. C ., .
TTELLO, then ! ye young men, and old ones,
Xl too Run here, end I will miikt you the beat
and roost fashionable COAT of any man in th
six counties ! ! h-
The inbscriber would most respectfully Inform
the public diitliifBfftr-receivedlha .
WINTER FASHIONS;
and now, let any person wishing a' cheap and
FASHIONABLE
Suit of Clothe made, com to me,
and ha shan't go on diapleascd. He has in tho
last twelve monlln au greatly improved in the art
of CUTTING, that bt flatten iiimaeir that lie
eannot be exocllcd by any one weit of the Blue
Ridire. O- He has REDUCED" hia PRICES,
ao that hia eualomcra cannot grumble,. and will
give aa long a tiiua for payment aa any reaaonaule
man would ask. O" He tenders liia thanki tar
the liberal patronage already bestowed. ITT Ho
till occupies hit old stand. A. J. FAIN.
Ashcrillo, Jan. 13, 1813- a
Ten ccuti Bcnard. . .
ANAVVAY from tiio subscriber oa tho 24
M of January last, bound Boy, b the name
of SOLOMAN FRADAY. All persona are fare.
warned atraiiist harboring or employing said boy.
aa I am determined to enfore liio law againat all
such. The above reward will belaid for bis d
hverv to me on Cullowuee, in itfscon eonvtry.
Feb. 17,1843. 31134
NOTICE.
mWO AlULATTOES.a man and woman
JL wero arrested and committed to jail in tliia
county, on the Gih this month. Thoy cWim to bo
free, but are believed to be sluvca, having no suf
ficient evidence of their freedom. The man ia
35 or 30 years old, about sfx feet high and ealla
himself ANDREW JHcCALL. The girt is about
18 or 20 yi ars old, and says that her name ia
Louisa JlcCall. They say that they wero kid.
naped from their home near Norfolk, Va., by San
dy Hoean, a trader from North Carolina, and
oftrr travelling in the South about two months,
nnv awav from him.
x.y T UiauMH nid riavea, are requested
to come and prove property, par charges and take
thcin away, or tliey will be dealt with according
to law. B. J. BMi rri, Jailor.
Burnsville, Yancy co., Feb. 14, 1843194.
State )I Ifrtta-CaroliiMs,
iur woo9, cocirrr.
COURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SEA
Janntrjr seuioii, mi.
G. W.Clayt
e.
Original Attornment
John L. Ditlard. '
levied en lsund.
Ti appearing to ine saiisracuon oi ine court mat
the defendant John L. Dillard, ia not atihabi-
Lant of this State; it ia ordered by eoort that pub.
licaOm bjcoiatU uvOhftJlighland Mrasangat-foa
six-weeks, that tho defendant appear at the next
eourt or-f leat and Ijoartcr sessions, to be held
for said eountjrat the ooort house ia Wayneeville
on the third noonday in Afarch next, tkea aad
there, to replevy and plead to issue, else judgment
of condemnation will be' entered up againat the
property levied en. n.
Witness, W. Blown, elerk of ouf -said court, at
office, the last monday in January, A. 1843,
W. BROWN, CteHfc
Tenne$ee Stont Ware, .
OF every description, for sale bv
WILLIAMS f ROBERTS.
Asheville, Dee. 9. tf 13S
- i Estray '
rpAKEN np.by JohnOion
Esq. at hit residence on French
Bread river, ' ia Henderson county,
18 miles from Hendoraoavifle, on
the 19th of November, 1843, one mare MULE,
of a dun color; a black streak along its back ; tap.
jweed to be litres or (wr years eld ; 13 beada hh
appraised to be worth thirty dollura. The own.
quested to cuinn and pi uie property, pay
charges at the law directs, or it will be di
colt with
according to the same.
JEREMIAH OSBORN, Haider.
January 13, 1H43. 129
Furniture Farnitnre.
sM ALL at the Cabinet shop on tlio aublie
V immediately eaatof thocOorUMMase, where yoit
mil End a large stock of well aaamm -
jsET -WLJ M.KaT m.rm?mJ JsW. JB3,
consisting in part, of-BUEEArS-PRESSES,
TABLES, large and small WORK-STANDS.
CANDLE-STANDS, &c.' -
I be cetabhshmcnt hat lately changed hands.
and the price of Furniture considerably reduced.
in a lew aaya mere will be ready a targe lot or
REPUBLICAN BEDSTB1DS, ;
substantial and neat, but no ".FVeneA,' about them.
Every kind of work in the above line will be
dene to order at this shop, with a neatness and
dispatch, not surpassed in the- Western part ofthis
State.
O All kinds of country produce except Pro
mises, Tobacco and Whiskey or Brandy,- will be
taken in payment for Furniture.
Asheville, July 21, 1843. 106. tf.
NAILS aad BRADS, (aMortea,)
for tale by
WILLIAMS 4 ROBERTS.
Dec. 0.
tf 126
LOOK HERE.
IS It worth while for us to remind our cottom.
era, that their debts fell due on the 1st of Jan.
nary T We think they know it, and will attend to
it, and-when they come to pay up, which we hope
willbe immediately, that they will brinr more
money than they owe as. with which to buy some
-1 r w f .in, m .-i . . ......
oi mo tnoArw i ytjiJ3 ever sola in Atae-
ville. i
WILLIAMS ft. ROBERTS.
r. S. You bad au better believe we . ncd the
money, and must have-rt.- W, 4, R.
Asheville, January 6, 1843. 128. tf.
WILLIAM & ROBERTS
HAVE received an additional supply of 14 and
4-4 BROWN DOMESTICS, 4-4 OSNA.
BURGS.
AUo.
900 bales COTTON YARN, asserted numbers,
from tho Salisbury Manufactory, which th are
telling, at tbey do every thing else, at tho moot
reduced prices, for cash or merchantable
rThrcOTOmu,H"I7 are respectfully requested to call
and examine their stock and prices.
August a, 184V.
108
Also. ' . i
HOLLOW.WARE, CASTINGS, WAGON.
Boxes, oW &,o. ..... ;
August 12, 1843. 109
NOTICE. " "
THE heirs and distributees of Thomas Shep
bird, dee'd, are requested to attend at Frank
lin, In the county of "Macon, on the Monday be
fore the laat Monday in January next, it being
the Monday of the county Court, in order to make
final aetuement of aald estate with the eleva
tor. - THOMAS SHEPHERD. Fr.
Pec, 29 1813,
BLANKS! BLANKS ! I
CLERKS of Court, Attorneys, SheriSa, and
Constables are iwDectfullv informed that we
have now on hand, and shall continue to keep, a
large and general assortment of BLANKS; and
that we are bow prepared to fill with promptness
orders for any el the following kinds, via t
Superior Court,
Countu VourU
C. tia's.
Indictments for Assaults
Witness TickcU. ,s
Writs.
Affrays,
Jurors' Tickets,
Capias Ikmds,
Executions,
Woad Orders,
Vend. Expo.
Ua. Sa, Honda,
Subpomaa,
Venditioni t-xponas.
Subpoenas,
Ca. Sa. Bonds,
Witness Tickets,
Writs, &c, &.C
Indictments for Anrays,
Assaults,
Jui-ors' TiekeU,
JfllsttllantouB.
ConstaMcs' Warrants,
Ca Sa's. and Bonds,
Sheriff's Deeds Vend,
Expo.-
Ouordians' Ilonds,
Sheriff's Doeda Fi. Fa,
Appeal Bonds,
Apprentices' Indentures
Marriage license.
Appearance Kunda, .
Commissions for taking
IConetaUcs' Officii! '
1 lAMaiunna.
Uveas of Iruat,
Docda of Convevanoc.
Bonds, ,1 !
Const. Delivery Bonds.
Administrators' Bonds,
Injunctions, ,
Equity Hubpemas,'
Preeecution Bonds, -Letters
of Administra.
tion.
Letters TeaUmontary,
Ejectments, &cn to.
" writs,
Doeda of Equity, ,
Indemnity Bonds,
messenger umce,
Asheville, July 22, 1842,
PIOSP ECTl'S OF THE li. C. LITERARY RECORD
THE subscriber proposes to publish in the city
of Raleigh, a magazine with the above title.
It will be printed in monthly numbers, on forty
octavo pages of good paper, wiib new and elegant
type and neat cover, lor
Two dollars a rear la adrance
It it detiimed to be a publication of general inte
rest, containing biographical sketches of the il
lustrious natives or .Worth Carolina; Historical
papers, embracing particularly aiKmrtcairc-Bi bj
. . ( It' . I t n -
the prcteni ageo puune mvn , ana soiwnuno mm
. mL: J : : II 1 : L . 1.- J...
Clitmt X Bis umaraxiiv wiu i;iicimu mv r " ,Mly
rary, and iu pages will be graced with poeU
contribuUcns. A prominent place win do gurer.
to the Interests of the Common School system ol
education ia oar State. A Rtvisw department
will be added, which will preteai notieee of sew
publicatiooi and it io deaigncd that the work
shall have a monthly cuaoNicas of literary Intel.
Krence.
Tho subscriber -fcels aafo in making the above
statements, because ho haa tho promise of astitt.
anea iram savoral distinguished gettllrmen in tlio
Slate, iq wnoso aequlrcmente tlte public haa all
confidence. He desires lo make it a periodical
which shall compare with any Southern mara-
nae, ornanwni us laesa oi ine iiurary ass, and
be a weleome visiter to any family in the State.
It will bo teen that the subscription ia unusually
low
Four Hundred and Eighty OctavdVages for
iwo Dollar!
Tarworlr"!! pUrTTThis prico"thT7uicIrcu1lat
ion may be the greater ; but it will be at once
eroeivoa that tho rublieaer eaaoot risk a aom.
aneaccawat until a suffioieat nuaabor of ouboerib.
art shall be obtained to cover expenses.
tJT At toon aa fire hundred responsible sub
teribert Shall be tecored, the 6rt number will be
issued, at which time thu payment for the first
volume will ao considered ta advance. When
subscribers receive that number, they will forward
the amount of their subscription immediately, and
will take the publication of that number at a
guarantee that the magaaine will be issued for at
feast so- tr. 1 n:s arrangement wilt secure
both partiee." : . . u '. .
Who can doubt that North Carolina needs sack
a magatine ? -; Who clta doubt whether there be
not mors than sufficient talent in our State at lei
sure to fill its peget with profitable and entertain,
mg matter T Who will wit risk two-bollars on
an exporimeat ao well worth making 1 "Ws shall
listen for a reply, and expect a hearty rcsuonse.
Let no one wait to ice how it will appear ; for'
such a course may prevent tne publication entire.
ty f bat M every one friendly to the work try it
fart TBia, and then, If it be not worth taking, let
mui luuQua iu
We want the names of all who will subscribe.
by the first of January next, or earlier, if practi.
cable. Postmasters every where, will no doubt
take .pleasure in forwarding taefn, aa they are an
thoriaed to do, free of postage.
Postmasters and others, who will become
responsible for Are subscriptions, shall receive
eopy for one year.
All communications to be addressed, post paid,
to lllt-XJ. J. fJLMAx,
Raleigh, N. C, Nov. 14, 1842.
Smith's Arithmetic.
TUST received, and for sale at this office
O very cheap.
Nor-26
Two Hundred DJlatire lUswtxrd.
PROCLAMATION
By Hi Exrtllency JOHN M. MOREHEAD,
Governor, Captain General, and Commander in
- Vhiej of ine stale of North Carolina. '
Wbeseas, it hat been made appear to tho Ex
eeutlve It eportmcnt, that, at the last Term of the
(Joerror Court of the county of Cabarrus the
Grand Jury found a trae Bill against MARK KIS
OR, for tiiC mirder of James S. RuteiL ; and that
,said Kitor hat htd from juttice :
Now, .Therefore, ta the end that said Mark
Kitor may be arrested and brought to trial for the
saia onence; i aenereoy issue una my rrociama
tion offering a reward of Two Hundred Dollars
for the apprehension and delivery of tbo said
Mark Kiaor, to the Sheriff o Cabarrus i And I do,
moreover, hereby enjoin and require all Officers
of this State, Civil and Military, to use their beat
exertions io apprehend, and to cause to bt appre
hended, the said fugitive aforesaid. : "
Given under my hand at Governor, ccc.,
and to Which I have eaoacd the Great
seal. t'eal of State to be affixed.
Done at our City of Raleigh, this 25th
October 1843.
' JOHN M. MOREHEAD.
By hit Excellency'! command,
Paroa Reynolds, Pri. See.
DESCRIPTION.
Said Kitor it about 30 yeara of age, five foe
ten Mebea high, dork hair, square shoulders, daik
skin, large month, soma appearance of scald-head,
speaks quick, it a blacksmith by trade, has a bad
cotraUnaoce, and fond of carrying t.is Rifle, and
Liquor. He bat a brother in Georgia, and two
swters hi Mississippi, one named to Parrot Evant,
at other to yoHinE OWTXT
Plain and Fancy
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING!
THE public are respectfully informed that in
addition to too former large and general at.
tortioent of Printing Materials belonging to this
establish tncn, a new supply bat been reoerj-Jy
received, which will enable im lo exeoute
fl n V E ROT 8C A fFTTO N,
in a stylo eqnal, if not superior to any other 6tab
lithment in the State.
Ifjr Ordera ;fgr any of the folloajig kioiiiof
Printing will be Uiaiuuuily received, and prorrptly
Blanks, or svaar ca.
Caeos, OFAL' wnx. t
scairnoN,
Hand-Billb,
Show.Biixs, - - .
War Attn ST-iauB jm.
PAMrflLtTS, -
Ciaoowas, ""
Catalsocks,
TlCEETS,
Munrraa, ' '
Laseu, dtc. ka,
MassKWEa" Office, I
Asheville, July 92, 1843. f
106
. Alortcag-es, m
E JUNCTIONS, Equity Writs and Subpoenas'
create here. 1 : - - 37
TWENTY DOLLARS ' '
Ratiawsr froro lhe sobsctiber. on Fridav
nTgbt laat, the 30th of December, a bright mulat
to man, named MADISON, -about 31 years old,
5 feet 7 or 8 inches high tolerably stout built,
weighing lb ids., nas re a curly nair, is so lignt
colored tnat he might pats for a white man, if not
particularly observed ia slightly ruptured, and
wears a truss, nt wore en a Droaa.onmioea
white hat, a checked homespun cotton eoat, and
blue mixed panlaloona. He had a Pass, which
cxDired on the 2dinst. He rode off a small sorrel
mare. It it possible ho may have beeff furnished
with a free cam, and ia no doubt endeavoring to
get to a non-slavcholding. State. The above re
ward, and all necessary expenses, will oa paia lor
tbo apprehension of said Fellow, and hia confine,
ment in anv Jail.' so that I can fet him again.
Letters upon the subject may be addressed to the
tubdcribcrat Tylersvillo E. Oi, Laurent District,
8. V. JA.tltS H. U1LLAK1.
Jan. 6, 1843. 3t 139
Ran here, every body It
WILLIAaiSROBEliTS,
i , Uftia received, at their, . ,
i Clieap Store in mlsheville,
a raisH surrLV or
WINTER GOODS,
A ND expect In a few days to receive an addi
xi tional tupply, which, added to their present
stock, will make their assortment complete.
NOW LOOK OUT FOR
jmmjmm.MML9XZrjk.wLmrmB
To those who wish to buy a. large quantity of
Goods for a small turn of money, we say,
HERE IS THE PLACE, .
aa we are determined to put them down even
LOWER
than we have heretofore told them ! and having
arrangements by which we will be receiving eon
etant additions to our STOCK, we respectfully eatl
the attention of the Uoodapurohasing puMie to
our establishment promising at all timet and
ander all eircumatancet to use our best exertions
to five general satisfaction.
We receive aa wo have heretofore donethe
PRODUCE OF THE COUNTRY in exchange
fur Goods : allowing for it the highest market
price. -WILLIAMS Ac ROBERTS
Asheville, December 4, 1843.
PROSPECTUS OF THE
New Genesee Farmer,
AND GARDEKEtVI JOURNAL.
Yak Iv far 1S43.
Henrv CouUn, Editor for the first quarter ; and
M. B. Bats nam, for the remainder of the year,
Published by C. F.-Crotmart and E. Shepard
Rochester. Sixteen pagas monthly, enlarged and
imntoved : Mice to 1 00 nrr vur. in advance.
u .' r - -J ' . .
1 he eharactcr ofl ucaarBiexlioH.
6TdaoTrWwh"aSbeen well known, and its ability
and usclulnees umverselly applauded, fabhshed
in one of the beat farming district in tho world
and in one ol the finest and busiest eitiea of the
growing west, the very home of active industry
and intelligence, where information and mechani
cal talent of the highest order are concentrated,
no pains will be sparse to make il all that such a
paper should be.
Under present arrangements, Mr. Colmsn is
expected to continue In theedctorial department
for the first third of the year ; and whenever he
retires from itt supervision, it will pass into able
and competent hands, who will do justice to the
paper and its subscribers. Mr. Cofinan contem
plates an agricultural tour in Europe, and will bo
a regular correspondent of the paper through the
Air. llaU:baia,astravellinr srent andeorrepon-
dent, designs to spend moot of nit time among the
farmers, observing their condition, and operations,
and hit contributions will be Interesting and prac
tical. The numerous and able eorrespondcntt of
the N. G. Farmer, it ia expected will continue
their valuable contributions,.- With these arrange
ments, the proprietors feel assured that the long
tried friends or the Genesee Farmer will not de.
scrt tho paper ; but will use their influence to ex.
tend its circulation and ascfulnces. If each tub.
tcriber would mako it an object to procure one
other, he would render an essential public benefit.
The correspondence being extended 'throughout
the country, the paper will embrace the hhaband.
ryof New England, the Canada, the Middle,
the Southern and Western States ; and it will
communicate the fullest intelligence of the pro.
grcsa of agriculture in me old world. Being con,
ncctod with an extensive Agricultural Establish.
ment, for seeds and implements, under the man.
agement of one of the fublithcm, it will farnii'i
information of all improvements. The proprie
tors will use their utmost endeavors to concentrate
the beat talent in their management; to have the
mechanical execution and appearance greatly im.
proved, and to render it entirely worthy . of the
patronage oi practical and intelligent farmers.
Six Copies will be furnished for. 915. Thirteen
Copies for I0. On Twenty Conies and over.a
discount of thirty per cent Kill be made. Pat-
MENT ALWAVS M ADVANCE. BiUl of all StWcio DaC
in IT kanlra will kj, I r, U on at n. . - .
t Postmasters are permitted, by law to remit mo.
ney free of postage. The friends of agriculture
are respectfully requested to assist fn obtaminrr
uDscmrcrs. xaca numoers er, volumes can be
i i ti i , . . n
furnished.
Communications on business or for the naner.
.may oe naarcssoa to L-rosman dc. Buepard, Kocbet.
ter, y. T, .
BY the sack or aingle bushel, for tale of
. WILLIAMS 4 ROBERTS.
Dee.1 -.tf. . 125
. LIST OF LETTEilS.
REMAINING in the Post Office at Asheville,
N. C, 31st Dee., 1843, if not taken out be.
fere the 1st of Aprilwill be tent to the General
rosi oihee JJcparlment aa dead tetters.
Mr Alexander
Daniel Jenninirs
Emanuel S Adams
Saml Adamt
H Barnard -Mrs
H inter Barnard
Francis Byen
Rufut Lisle
Col J Lowry 9
MLytle
W McMiller
Alex cBed -John
McBirde
Robert McClelland
EHMcCluro '
Mr McRcd . -Mrs
M C Moody
John Berkly
JMiiah Brnca
William Bruce
Jesse Berry ...
A M Buller
John Bradley
John R. Branner
nm Vtborn
David Owen
U E Owenby
John Patten
. C Prestnail
Peter Prestwood
John Roberts
EL Ray
IRosenneld
T Ratcliff
Eli Rymer
Barest Brookshear
H Bell
George B Calmers
Wm A Campbell
John Ctasidaor :
John Latter
C. McCarter
J Cocbram
Alfred Craig -
ColCC Carson
Joseph Cook -
J B Russel -
LBrnardRotekaB
rPatiaXfoyer
RF Davis
Col Saml Davidson
Mrs. Jane Davidson
MietRGudger
Rev T Harkina
Jkfr Richardson
Adam Siler
WH Smart
Col A E Smith
Goerge Summer .
David Shack ' - ' .
JIITateUD . .
Alexander Triblo
Mrs 8 Wheeler 8
W Willis .
James Wilson f-
William B Whaley
John Withers
W Worley
D Wylie it A Patterson
FLWsllt
Jacob Hice ;
Divolt Hunsucker
Colson D Hagan
Joseph Garron
K i. tlmds
MHelm
G Hampton ,
Smith Hagan
F H Gaines
Thomas Guinea
James Iredell
M. FATTON, P.M.
Dee. 31, 1843."
138
Wll 5BllMPrtliaA-
vSASBUU, SOIITMiVoMir
IN
prod uea of all kinds from tht
oof alt kind, fmm aYZn,'
country...
November 35,1843.
Hi
fHOSPECTPg OF T8
TTTOWEVER the i.u r .
Pnportant acienc. of Agricultura l'
7 PK wrmer Uraee, the 4 kL J
edwhen it becomes necqssary to eni Tf
eiBDoraia aeienco or the neoetaity tad ,
such publicaticms,vand all practical mw:"'
constrained to admit the beneficial influeiJsT
they utcrolte upon the Agricultural induT!
wuu in ma increased tj.
of laborat.lh.tho general Improven
it at.tfftni
Impressed
soils. Impressed wuh thesa eonvieilanT.2 7
no less startling truths which are dailvJufA: .
to Uie mind of every reflecting manlbs wf
Iv of riivertinir . nnrtinn ti,l.. l.i
ed fn the production of our great sUrje,
and more profitable cmployment-ihT Jl!r!
Bread-ttuns, Provisiont, Stock of.ll kirj
by tendering the southern section of uTtW
less dependent for all the articles of atilveos-T
lion, iiion our Eastern and WesUra Lml
and affording a more ample field (brimmivZ?
of our rapidly exhausting toils-ibe oadnS
have been induced lo undertake the puWicatilj
the SoimiiaM Plaster, a work which wiBL
plusively devoted lo the cause of SoBtbrni
culture, and whatbyor . pertains to the iwaiX
of tlie tcieneo, in all its vand wtificalionterZi
inW. ito tinwigh all. the Mech.ni, ArT
This brief sketch of the objects and dm j
the work, will doubtless commend it lo the Lynn.
ble consideration of every intelligent PlntL
fcela tbo necessity of such a medium of eoom
nication, and to tuch, without furthiri.iT
V, " uii,iiiiia.uviiui Willi lanntu.. .
make a direct appeal ia ill behalf, eonfideatik
mv va.rvuinij ww uiicvbi wuicn II M ottered ,9
i :. !.: ,i l . ,v
pmuv h wituiii mo rcaou vi every iinaer wn
ever limited hit means.
Merms. the Southern Flantcr wUlbe isswi
every other week j the first number i0 lpM
early in January, oa vine papor and, mm
f bought exprcaaly for The work) in t form toiltbk
"""! nuuiurr io eonum liaaTstrnl
9 by 13 inches, which will iomx at tht sad 7ikJ
year, a voiuiuboi mo pages, and wiU be juikdlJ
BLT In ADTANCC.
The CASH principle willbe rigidly idhrre. J
a 11 u ,iv vara win UISWIUI UQ lOf WUdwt tBSM
the cash accompanies the order. I
Every citizen whether he be Farmer, Metbta
Lawyer, Doctor or Merchant, who feek tbisej
ccssity or maaing an enort to advanot Uwrml
AirriculluraTarid Mechanical interests of ibtaisa
try, it requested lo constitute himself ta ipri
for Uie circulation of the Southern Planter.
-tJT Postmasters Will forward til loWnptiotJ
nee oi cuarge, u nanaca to tbenl. UIDemiw
all letters and communication, mast be to) sii
t - J . WwJe-W. 8. JONES;
Bt
Augusta, Ga., Dec, 94, 1843.
I
IVoticc.
THE undersigned, by mutual consent, at ml
as by limitation of their contract, bars diasoli.
ed the partnerchip heretofore existing at Scati
Creek, Haywood county, N. C. All the Itndi
and other property belonging to the Una ben
been transferred to William H. ThonuuT
debts due the firm aro payable to him; andil
dcDta due from tne brm arc payable bv him.
V.H.TilOMAi
ALLEN FISHER.
Noyenebor 10, 1843. 3t lii
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
By tho farmer Editor of the Saturday trr
root and Saturday Vouner.
COMPRISING the fruils of twenty yean n
perienco in the Newspaper busineai; unJ
of the most distinguished newspaper wriltn td
the day: a valuable Forriirn Correiponena
with troops of Literary friend, and the dctcmiM,
tion to publinh a Newspaper for all classes, wbic&
SHALL fcOT (EtUtrAHEDl-
rmjDEiPHTnTniDiY museii
OP KNOWLRDGB, NEWS, AND aMUSE1TE.1I.
. A Family Newspaper, nculral.in politic
posed to quackery, undcevoted to the asrfal Artu
ucs lion, Morals, Health and Amosrracot.
The Talc, Sketches, Narratives, BinrnptW
Rsays, and Poems, shall be of tho 6m snkt-l
the best production or we oest writers 01 wear.
Alto, articles on History, Astronomy, voemwur,
and all the useful Arts and Science, with. Ik
ral porlilt-of light reading, anecdotes, wit ut
humour, makmg a varied, rich, and mirlfl-iBSfir.
uiff Olio. . '
Lira on thW OcEAiirfimiishing nsrretirtid
sterling adventures at sea, showing the toonre
and heroism of the Jiofd Mariner, as
He sprrngt from bfti hamrnockshd flesto the deet
Whore amazement conironu aim wim i-i
Wild; winds and road wavct drivt Ui Ta
wreck, -
The masts fly in s, lintcrtthe shroudsntai
Foreign and Domestic news, Congreswr
;nu 1 . 1 .i-m at sll mitten
-v.u,,,,., w lltl M usil.lw. ' " -
interest or importance, will appear.
T,mn.... ru..,n.iiii.iiTi rnmnramf SHIS.
landscapes, architecture, portraiU of distiogotsa.
' i,i. . Tr. these, as wellei
fn.iBwiaf(Vs,in WUI swausts . ..
jn neatneat of typography, the Museum Hall
De surpassed. .
F,.n,i r.sMPONDESTa.-ArranrrraentiBi"
been cnmnlcted for tecurinir a rcjular Foreipif-
rcspondence more extensive and c"jr
hat ever enriched the columnt of aa . Aatnw
New.,pcr. . - .u
Commercial. t he state 01 do.h - -
prices of tram, flour and ill detcrip""'
try imMlul!, merchandise, &e., will
sotual les, in Pbilsdelphia, BalUuiors,
York, Boston, &.C. ..a rnntf
SELECT AND ORIOMI.CE
Mi-Mi.. S'-KST'
Mrt.Loue. ' . Bi'
Mitt H.Gould, ww?ARfl
ONE THOUSAND WLlAif-
At an early period will be w.nu,n"litWf
of One Thousand Dolhrt, which he 2fWe
intend awarding In Premiurot for the oe
ry Productions,lustroctiveStorie,Touciimj
AflectingJDcscriptionsA Essays, rf
ordor to enlist the ttrongett array of
live Talent in favor of this great the
prise". It being, in foot, the determnwu"
proprietor; to leave nothing nndone, ans
no paint, exertions, or expense. .
33- Eveay eubscriber to tbie P'PTVt,
a eopy of Cuaxt'i Ameeican f,enn.tw
noticed below, wiUiout charge, thus tetd
Saturday Museum the most ,,?l7NeFafer
attractive, and the cheapest - FsL' ...i gutek
that hat ever been published in lbs Uu"B u
Any individual who will takeJJM
euro the Mmes of hit friends, and remit
will be entitled to the commissioni w
present, and will continue to be. "" afa
tioo. more liberal by far, than v?J7srit
n waiuiinwi u. ,w : 1. i.ihr.
allowed to agents upon each subscrio"
The Philadelphia Saturday J-oXi-ed
every week at 83 per annunvss
vanee, or 3 al the end of the ye- y ib.
IT- For -30, in current iui.ui -1. will "
Newspaper, end 16 copies of n0" 'rf of t
forwarded, securely Pc,?a' , Tfl orden
United States. 9 copies for a. "'a(rF'
communications 10 " "U"J CW
to
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