, -..FOEIOSOTS,
- By iberriv.l of. the Britannia at Cos.
too on the ithint., we tpe put trt poaies.
J f rUn na lo'lho 19th ult. , The
A.t tmnortant Iterti ii thot of the ar real o
n'rn!t Immediately alter, flirresi
ha Issued he follpw"g ?d?feM
iL Hv2)t of Ireland: '
HnlnVflQ lei UW CUUUHJiuvu ..i-. .
to you that which you will hear from other
' quarters', namely, that t Have tnis any giT
en bail to anwer to 0 charge 6( conspira.
cynd other miadcmeanors the first day
of nexiWrnuI. make this announcement
jo order lp conjure the peopla tine and ell,
to obaerve the atrictest and most' perfect
tranquility Any - attempt to "disturb tfie
Bublicpeaeetnay be incmt disastrous r cer.
twoly would be criminal and mischievous.'
Attend then, beloved countrymen, to me.
n noi tcftiDtod bv anvJiody to break the
Mace, to violate the law, or to 'bo guilty of
" . i. . , TUa ali.ihlnal
any lurntiii or giBiuruaiiw. wis
crime against order or tho public peace may
. ruin our beautiful and otherwise triumph,
ant cause.:" ..'..'''; ' ; f;
If you wilf, during this crisis, follow my
advice, and act a's 1 entreat you to do, pa
tiently, quietly,' and legally, J think I can
pledge myself to you thai tho period, is not
far distant when . our revered Sovereign
1 -1' j i- 'Tt.i?-' ft t ri...ii .
x win open tne, insii raninmcw w uiiigo
Greco. "-. ", : ' ? T'-J.:
Evej-y ajtempt of pur enemies to disturb
.theprogress of repeal hiiherto, has had a
j. l-m -(V. ... 'pi. :
airuci ewiiirury uucci. ms
a bo fail unless4l be assisted by any nnscon.
duet on' the parrof the peoploT '
Be tranquil, thenPnd we shall be'tri.
umphant . I have the Tumor to be,
'v ' Your tvorTamtfu. serv't,
. , ' , DANIEL O CORNELL. .;
Merrion Square, Oct. 14, 1843
Some suppose that this is a precoooerted
plan to humbug "the people of Irlanav,
Mr.' O'Connell and his nssociuteabavo
about $600,000 in their hands, collected
from both hemisphere. v This Laum will do
very well to dose the drama with. .
., . ... . .. ; - , '
Graham's Magazine. Tho December No.
of this beautiful monihly ja upon our tuble.
, li contains somo very fine engrayings.
'I Tbo Mother's Jewel fs beautiful V A
Day in the Woods '4 is a splcndjd engraV.
ingby Dick; " The Moss Rose11 is very
neat; heconlents. varied-nnd excellent.
Tfiepresent number '"closes the current
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of the nextoljjirn 'witl beisBUcd on the
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" Another Warning. A man by the namo
of Smith' Oder, of Rappahannock county,
Va,, stabbed his son severely a short time
since, while in a fit of intoxication.
ble nur
county 1
,TbQ flalcy aa rar.'arare.
In compliance with the public appoint
mont,' yostsedj( waa devoted by our citl.
sons to. a participation in the ceremonies
id bonor of the memory of-lhe gifted and
la men tod LeoaiH. Notwiihatnnding the
very inclement weather, the procession was
tormea near tho appointed houf.and mov.
ed up Meeting at. to tho Circular Church,
thfl spacious interior of which soon pre.
seated a thrpng of botli sexes, anxious at
once to hear tho eloquent eulogist, and to
pay th triDuto ol respect and aUection to
departed geqius, learning and worth. The
exercises werd opened with an appropriate
Erayer, oy tne uev. Vr. Tost, l'astor of jtie
'hurch, followed by an anthem froin the
choir. The eulogy was then pronounced
by tho Hon. Wii.mAm C. Preston, who,
for near tin hour and a half, enchained the
attention of, a deeply .interested nudiance,
wan onej)j,ine richest leasts ol both nnnd
antThcart, it hna oveKbeen our privilego to
enjoy; ' It has' been often remarked that
tho eulogy, is a most difficult species of
composition, and one inwhich tho,. great
orator frequently fuils toachievo a success
corresponding with his previous fame ; 'but
on tho present occasion, the eulogist was
signally- felicitous, coming up to the full
measure ot puolic -expectation, raised to
the' highest point by the well known tri
umphs of his Senatorial elequence. "It is
but echoing the universal sentiment to pro.
nounce Mr. Pbest6n's performance a mas-
torly 'effort; chaster ad siinplc-iii atyfe,
yet glowing with fineimagory and pervad
ed by a touching pathos and winning ten
derness;, in its narrative full of the charm
of biographv, and in its more reflective"
portions replete with all and the higher re.
quisjfesof the funeral oration ; at once just
generous in its estimate and delineation of
tho character of tho deceased, and elegant
and discriminating In its criticism of his
productions and performances as a writer
find a soeftkor. It was indeed a worthv
t ribute to the illustrious Legare.bs a schol-
ar, a jurist, on orator, a writer and a states
man, and to his character as a man of gen-
tie nrtues and pure and noble nature-ond,
when publishea, as it will doubtfesa be, we
hesitate notto say that it will take the high
est rank as a literary performance, and be
regarded as a model for future efforts in the
same line of composition. Cmr. Courier,
yeoiallr-the agef enfeebled, ar aignairy
""" " w iwyi reaay, for in suca an
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''h" fel hd been for many year a member
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uiiaum mr win country, wnicn we ere aolcrmir
ea 10 iou on me moat . favorable term for caMi
or in exchange for the trade of the country. --
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Anherilre, Nov 10, 1843..- - .
ASIIEV1LLE 1TIALE ACADEHIY.
rPHE winter aengion of this Institution com..
J- menPefl on Monday last. It it desirable
that all intending to attend will-commence with
the leaaion. The rate of tuition will be as here.
tofore. -Board can be had with-Hie principal at
$1 50 per week
ftKroj us KUWLcix, rrmcipat.
Anheville, Nov. 10, 1843. - 3t -170
AT the dissolution of the Partnership between
McAoaUy &. Christy, a division of the notes
and accounts was made. I have placed alt the
claims due to me in the bands of William Will
iams of Ashevillc, N. C, wlio is my aecnt, and
as such is authorized to receive and receipt in my
name for any debls due mo. The claims at a dis
tance will be presented by some one of said Wil.
hams' appointing. It i hoped all will see and
feel the importance of closing their accounts at
once. D. R. McANALLY.
Nov. 10, 1843. ' , - 6t 17j '
State of Worth Carolina, ;
BIINCOMBR COUNTV.
COURT OF PLEAS 4 QUARTER SESS.
- ? Oct. Term, 1843.
Mows Freemen ' 0rjginaJ Atlae)imtnt
Ahel NMiles.1 S Uvhd on Land. . :
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant Abel N. Miles, has remov
ed beyond the limits of this State so that the or,
dinary process of law cannot be served on hint
It is therefore ordered that publication be mado
in the Highland Messenger for six weeks, that he
be and appear before the JusticcsTjOf our Court
of Plea and Quarter Session at the next Court
to be held for the county of Duhcombe, at the
Court-house in "Ashevillo, on the first Monday
in January next, then and there to replevy and
plead, otherwise judgment by default final
will be entered np against him, and (lie lands levi
ed on condemned to satisfy the plaintiff's debt.
1 N. HARRISON, Clerk,
Nov.rO, 1843. .Pre. fee $5 50 6w 170,,
Arrivals & Departures of the Mails;
Ar ABD FROM .ASHBVIIAB, jf. C.
EASTERN From Salisbury to Asheville via
KUtiicnordtoa, arrive Sunday, Tuesday, n,d
Thursday, by 3 A. M. And leaves Tuesday,
Thursdav. and Saturday, at 8 a. m.
from Salisbury to Asheville via Morgantonfar
i rive 'i uesdav and Fiiday by 3 a. m.; and leaves
Sunday and Wednesday by 6 a. u.
From Ashevile to Clarkeavills, Ga., twice a week,
. horse-bsck-an-ives Wednesday and Saturday
' 6 t. leaves Mondav and Fridav. & i.v.
from Asheville to Morganton via ,BurnsvilIe ar.
rive Monday 4 t. if., leaves Wednesday b r. M.
SOUTHERN from Asheville to Greenville, S.C.
four horse coaches arrive Monday, Thursday
and Saturday, 10 1. m., and leaves Sunday, 1 nee
ds v snd Fridav. 4 a.m. ', v
WESTERN from Asheville to Warn Springs,
four horse coaches arrives daily, 4 a. H., lcaves
daily. 4 A. M.
From Asheville to Cutjiey's Creek, via Sutyhur
efpnii(Ts leaves l'rwlay, b a. m., arrives Satur
day, 7r. m. it . ' . .
Burnsville andCatliey's creek ma. U are carried
on horec-back. . f- , . ' .
The Post Office hereafter will be opened on Sun.
day for the delivery of letters and papers, between
8 and 9 o'clock A.
Asheville, July 5, 1843.
M. FATTON. PxM-
For the highland Mcssenfcr.
Asheville, N.C., Nov. 22, 1843.
" At ft' .Whiff meeting held inAshevile on
the 3rd of October ult., in whiyli a rcspecta- ifnuied more than any thine else those of
4 Klelaiirbolv Suicide.
On Thursday Inst, the dead body of one
FIenrt W, Johnson was found in a field of
Mr, George" Mqsteller, nboul four miles
south of ol this place. The head was half
disengaged from the body, his" Clot lies' and
the ground around him were dyed in blood,
and by his side lay a dull pocket knife with
which no doubt the desperate deed was per
petroled. A Coroner's Inquest was imme.
riiately .held, and the verdict of the Jury
whalhat he came to his death by a wound
or wounds in the throat, inflicted, in a state
of mental derangement, by his own hand.
x The circumstances of tho case as detail,
ed to the Juryare briefly these : Mr. John,
son w.is a Book-binder, by trade, and; had
for several months paHjiceri carrying on'
hia business a? tho Papetjilanufactoryof
the Messrs.; Moslellers. Axweek or two
since, he left the Paper. Mill; gotinto a lit
of drunkenness, (which it appearswas a
periodical thintr with him,) and did nbtre-
turn until Monday morning last. He thcal
left off drinking, and lay about the premises
the. two succeeding days in a very melon
choly mood.' On'tho night previous to his
dbath, he became maniacal, paced thefloor
of his roorrt incessantly, talking' and gcs.
linilatintr in tho wildest manner. The wit-
ness stated, that his words and nctiolw xi-
. . . ... li- II . I
T ot tne citizens pi uuiii"k
were associatea. a nesuiuuuij wo
' . . . v
nanirriously adoptea empowpnug uji,
Lowrv, who presided as cuairman oi mo
meetinff. to appoint detegfttcBTS-fhe' Whig
Slate Convention to be lield at Ruleigh on
the 7lh of December.- Jn pursuance of
whfch powers tho-chnirhaa oppointed (and
'proceeds to nalify of their 40(pointmet,)
k W. Woo'dfin. J. W. Woodfin, Jfio. H.
Coleman, and VVilliarrr-Villloms, hsqrs.,
delegates to represent Buncombe couriTy in
soidnconventionf' -f.;''
By Order of tho chairmnin. -H' '.
-trv p. VANCE, See0af!h -
' if is confiaemly hoped that sombor alt
ofjhe abijelnumi.naJe.dgenUejmejij
tend the ccMfivefititHi. We know- theje are
. WSny diflicullies and privations attending
sogreat a journey, oVer such a rood, and
jtBucra season -but, urged by evjTfy
pineiple?of patriotum, and by the callof
oar common country, vtbat dilTtcuttles can
we not surmount 1 . We woujij much regret
thn niA ru,nrihn should not be repre.
sented: She should be heard. But should
hn hn ilpnt on the 7th orDecomber, our
word for-it, sho will speak oit-on the first
.Thursday in August tiext, unoi miswKe
'Os, gentlemen of the east; w d our voting
'"away up here and.. just wait till 4th
November,'44, tlien hear from the '"state
of Buncombe," and see her " launch her
. rthqakv2i-.Sh- thenr, ill-apeak-tft-a.
Toice of thunder" not to be misunderstood.
ft Growth op . Michigan. Michigan, for
the laattwo periods of ten years, has in-
, creased in population pi a higher ratethatvl
any other State or lerruory ; sne nsfven
outstripped OhiOj asto rate of increose, at
"the aame relative atoges of their growth.
From 1820 to 1830 the rate of increase of
the population ef Michigan was 225 per
tent $ the next highest during tho same pe.
iod wasillinois, which was 185 per cent ;
Alabama, 142 per cont-7 &c. From 1830
to 1840 hj rate of increase was 622 per
cam. ; or-romnf"pppTriatioii " of 28 ,004
(exclusiveof the .counties now, embraced
in Winn.in to 212.267. The next
' highest State Or Territory . as to rate of in
erease durinn the aame period, was Arnan-
as, beinir 221. per cent.,- then Illinois, at
202 ner cent. ! MiasissiDpit173 per cent.;.
"Indiana. 09 tier cent..&c. In 185 -the
Press estimates that her population wilL
he over Jialf ft million. Thai is the way
thft Weat grows. -;1 ' y ' i"
a tratrcdian on the stage. But it seems he
was determined that "the last ncT"-should
be performed In , thj: sight of no human
spectato r ' ait the., dawn of day, he ex
claimed wilh much, energy of manner, ' I
Kill hWe at least a drink of cpol water,1
and left the room, ns witness' supposed to
return in a short time but he waa never
more seen until h Was found a bloody, mu-
tilnted corpse !
Mr. Johnson, wo understand, was a na-
live of Scotland, and worked at his trade
severaK years in that country, - lie alleN
wards settled in New York, andTor a timo"
carried, on nn extensive ousmcss meie m
hia line ; 'but the firm of which Jio was a
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
Kaleigh, W.C. V
Right Rev. L. S. IVES, D. D. Visiter.
Rev. ALDERT SMEDE8, Rector.
rTMIE fourth Session of this School will com-1
J- mence on the 1st of. Doccmber. A punctu
al attendance of tho -Pupils at the opening of the
Session, is very important, and is particularly re
quested. ,
TERMS, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
For Board, including Washing,
fuel, &c.,.with tuition in Eng
lish, and in the Ancient Lan. -
guages, if desired,' $100 00 per Session,
Tuition in French, 12 50" " '
Tuition in Music, tin the Piano
or Guitar, 25 00 "
wilh 83 -for tho use of Piano,
Tuition on the Harp, 30 00 with
K1U. for use of instroment,
Tuition on the Organ, 25 00 with
S6 for use of instrument.
Tuition in Drawingand Painting, 15 OOpersession.
for a course of instruction in --
Worsted Work. " 3 OO per session.
' N. B. Buds and Bedsteads are furnished by the
School : Pupils are required to furnish their own
Bedding and Towels. The clothinf of Pupils
should be distinctly marked with tlio owner's
name. Mrs. Srnedes will superintend any pur
chases Parents may authorise their children to
make in the city, but' no account win oe openea
at any store, without tho express sanction of
"Parents dr Guardians. The Religious service
ofundoy, being held in the Chapel of the
Institution by the ; Rector, Pupil haft rare,
ly occasion, to visit the City, and the plaj'nctft at.
tire is all tiiathey require. They are allowed
to accept invitations in the city, for the day, only
once a month, aniNcvcr for the evening. They
have opportunities of Seeing their friends, and ac
quiring ease of manner iit-ocicty, at the evening
SoimsEs, which are staledlyNjeld during the Sua
sion. ' Raleitrh. Oct. 30, 1843. X4t 170
Oct. term, 183,
Originat Attckment h
levied on hanas.
State of Worth Carpliua,
i: BUK01)K fOlJNTY
Court of Pleat and Quarter Aess.
Benjamin Katclilt
r AKI N. Mitea.'
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the Defendant Abel N. Mile, has removed
beyond the limits of this State so that the ordina
ry process ol law cannoi oe scrvcu "
is therefore ordered that publication bo made in
the Highland Mcssenirer for six weeks, that he
may be and appear before 4he Justices of our
Court oTTfcas-and Quarter Sessions at the next
Court to be hed for the county of Buncombe, at
the Court-Fiouso-Hi Asheville oi) the first Monday
in JannarVTiext, then and. thcrelto rcplevy-anfl
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CALORIC,
' LIFE.
121
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12
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502 i)0
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Kick, per lb. 8 a
Sugar brown, 10 a
loaf, ' 20 a
Spk.'E,- - 25 a
Soa country, 8 a
' bar, 20 a
Salt, per bushel, 1
" sack, 6
8nEi-German, per lb
V English blister
American, .
Cst.
. Crawley,
Scttbes nWing, (
cruoling,
Shot, per lb.
Tobacco, Virginia,
Taixow,
1 ea Irnperiul,pcr lb. 50
(Junpowder ' 1 DO a 1 75
I lyson, 1
Black, ,
Twine country, ,
Wheat, pef bushel,"
Wool, per lb.
20 a
20 a
16 k
31
25 a
87 a 1
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15 a 20
20 a 50
8 a - 9
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73 1 00
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CORRECiTJtn WEEKLY, FROM THE CHRONICLE SENTT.
. i a 1.
came to the south, and hat Dcen woramg
ill Charleston, Columbia, and Greenville,
S.C, until within a few, months back,. when
he cume to this place. - He, has two brother's
living in the Unitecf States', who are chem
ists, and reside either in Monrplelier, Vt.,
or about Lowell, Mass. Lincoln Courier,
Nov. 11.?- '-'. -
The Rule of Three. The Locos kind.
l)y allow Mr. Clay six States, andallowed
Genera! Harrison four, it, witli a L.oco.
foco allowance of four, General Harrison
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figuring; nsirhesrtmiacBrry-o inc oiutca,
and some three pr four adjacent countriea !
Forum. ' " r
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. ...... ..... Ml : '
Willinms Murphy t Catharine jVlutphTwiilojy
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..... I -! L.
shoulifers "
side " "
BUTTER, Goshen " "
Norlli Carolina " "
country "
COFFEE, green Cuba fr"""
ordinary to good " "
8t. Domingo " "
Kio " "
"' Lngnira " "
Porto Rico " "
Java " "
Mocha " "
CANDLES, spermaceti" "
tallow, "
CILEESE, American " "
. English " "
FISH, herrings,' . . " box
mackerel, no. 1 " bbl
y " no.2 " " .
" no. 3 " "
FLOUR, Canal "
, Baltimore mm
'ft-...'., western ... ' " "
eounlry ' "
FF.ATHEUS, " " lb
GUNPOWDER, "j ' keg
blusting, " ."
GLASS, 10 m 12 box
8 m 10 " "
IRON, Russia "
Swedes, assorted "
loop "
sheet "
nail rods "
LEAD,
JIOLASSES, N. Ori. "
llavanna "
NAILS,
l'EPPEJl, bluck, . "
RICE, prime "
inferior to good "
SUGAR,,14. OrUans "
llavanna, white "
" brown "
Jtfuseovi do " ' -"
St. Croix
Porlo Rico "
- lump "
loaf "
SALT.Livcrpool ground"
M M M
STEEL, German lb.
blistered " "
TOBACCO, N. Caro. " "
Virginia,
TEA, Uohea . ". "
Souchong mm
Hyson - " ."
Gunpowder "
75
13 00
11 00
5
8
l
7
16
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18
9
7
7
9
9
9
11
10
28
m
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00
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cwt
lb
Kty-ATiirv's Bank.
Witness, Saul Smith Clerk and Master of aH Branch (VntralR.R.Bankaeoti,
ffinri t nffieR. t heUnd Monday m sempmoer, n.
D.. 1813, and bvth year of American inm-pcna.
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Prs. fee;H OHj ' '
H-Stat"t--N rM" ;-la
" BUNCOMUE cocntv:
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sees., Oct. term, 1843
Jonathan Wilson 1 Origin Attachment
rs. letied on Land.
Ahr .N. Miles.. i
00
50
'50
50
00",
00.,
00
6.
85
M2
3 50
2 50
11
7
:: -j'
'. 12
13
bush 45
sack 2 0
15
V
15
62,
GO
80
00
8
10
7
20
15
25
10
8
9
11
11
11
16
20
37
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12,
1 00
15 00
13 00
11 00
7 00
6 75
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6 no
25
7 00
4 50
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5 50
5 50
8 00
8 00
8 00
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8
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874
75
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85-
BANK NOTE TABLE,
CORRECTED WEEKLY. 1-
AUGUSTA NOTE Si
Mechanic' Bank, ; .
Agency Brunswick Bunk, r
Bank of August; .-
Augusta Ins. ot uanRuig company, .
Branch Georgia Railroad,
Branch State of Georgia,
SAVANNAH NQTESi
State Bank. '
Marine &- Fire Insurance Bank,
Planters Bank,
Central Railroad Bank,
COUNTRY NOTES;
State Sunk Branch, Macon,
Other Branches State Bankj
Commercial Bonk, Macon,
Brunswick Bunk,
Milledgeville Bank,
Georgia Railroad Bank, Athens,
Cily Council of Augusta,
RuckersviHevBank,
Branch Mar. St, Fire Ins. Bank,
par.
par.
6 dia'n-
pr
Central Bank.
Insurance B'kof ColumbuR.Macon,
I'obitU Bank, Columbus,
Dank of Hawkinsville
rt'ty Council of Columbus -
' . Milledgevlle,
f"irJJs4jf.'.,MjvIaCon, ,
Monroe Railroail Bsnk,
Planter's Mec's B'k.CoI'imbus,
Western Bsnk of Georgu,
Bank oi 1'arien ana rrsr,clte,
5
, p . f .1 rUIIH "1 j.a.i.... .ftin.,onc,
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