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C'o friend to offer.
rf' 11 a amiable an:
America cculd
observation, t;
he had lul one fife
. . Allliougli ilijo ir
r I'frm 1.-. .LI lii
."id religion, jct
. Jjflcsof war, cV
i". hilar cnsr i .
It u, however
Capt.iin HaJj,,
Tti epprehen J
:H IIur.-,6cd
clear . '. !
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;;1 IIjV.C &t (jnCO
:cct:icd the next
rgly executed m
f br J by u$ reat
cJ humanity. A
:;c .ho desired, vvas
a few morricqtj' dc
a I: hough he wished
he morning cf his
5 mother and other
md ih very extra,
ihs provost-ma rtii! :
I not know thcyh:l a
3N'
M:s:i;
i'..-t c
will L
rely
Arkabiji i
1 t!:3 lisijarj GjjJ. T;.;
c plar.iiius arc; cut cl
danger from the
Tic Prew ! ' there r-1 present day
that Jijca not reff i: ,cs D"--' ; lover cf
the human misJ'! I,,cr myself, I h:r.or ths
Press;l honorU's hor.cn zr.i cunscien.
tious Icosducwf' : r J" it 3 cno cf so.
o
for
asl eoc:..l;on, thus
vorihv.a young man
s( with l!i is as Jus dy.
he on V lamented that
e for All wintry"
of this execution will
jry fnci:4 to humanity
j cannot be a question
'fit cOniurmnuio to the
practice itf nations in
justice to t!.j character
observe that his motives
,rcnt ornthoi ihichccnerally infiuencc
i'-ra in oimilar tumstances. Ncil!ief cxi
PjcUiunofpror lorinar pecuniary reward,
-sd him io i I aiicmpt. A sense of duty,
ajherithat he n'jht in this way ba ustful to
"P1 jtry, nn an .opinion which he had
"M'.'j thai t-T-'y kind bf ecrvicenccessary
nS. m tsary, wcVo the creat motives1 which
iijduct.. Vn, to c hgago In an enterprise by
i".VV..; " connexions josi a mo&t nm ab la
If lend.: 1 hij rnLtri; mn .f'it.. LllL.
jortcrs
. . . i
of iliii prorriising 'oang man ex
aiosi iiitercsting reflections. To
ciety gralw K:? for r53! cr : for tvil.
It ndiresscj c-31;" Net; a valley
cor a mouciS'11 not a Villaa' nor him.
let, not a !-fe 1: r a nni iarp
. I', j moral scntimi.t, I
. .. ;y savP1,6 or;I3 tGlxteJ by prtss.
iri Jtf vith ttwj;h ;,::J while I.woulJ not diminish th2 rt:;;or.ii.
,IIity; rSli3 uPcn: lts conductors, j I am wii-
d him, will n ling toglVCi totaeir cutscj well performed, my
c nti re r.tf ed of o p p rob a u q n. Uanld Wclster.
The h
tiles' lht
rd
see such i jchanctcr, in iho flower cf, youth,
- chccrfullr irea itg in the most hazardous
paths, i;.:,;enc(d by tlia purest intentions,
ond only tuKxn lu do -ipood to his country,
without i imputitioD of a crimefail a vie
tirfl to pc' y, ni-t havo been wording to
th fcelt even nf his enemies. ; j
. hbu!: - comf arison bo drawn, ctween
Major ?, ire' am! Captain Hale, injustice
would be ; ;na j0 ho latter,; should hb not be
placed cr, an touil cround with thciformer.
Amcri-
Whilo ftl. :-t every historian of tho
can revot. an had celebrated tho virtbennd
lamented -...a Tate ))f Andre, Halo has;r'"'in
on not?
claracter existed
Dir .Waihin-lon counly, Teini, on the SCth
ult., Mr. I NJ; Tuoiifso.v., Vc will give a more ex.
tendea ote Snext ; cck-i. y,! ;:. ;V;;,'.' t-V::, .;. :: l. 1 . -;'r- :L J.' -1
la tU county cn the 6th ict., Mrs. Polit Jones,
la Uij63tla year of; her agt;, consort iof Mr. Ebcd
la this vicinity on; the lDtli 'mat., at the residence
0f fiddio ratton'; Mrs. A. AJ Weaver, ajred 35
years, ,2 months and -3 dayst consort of James
WciveH , Esj. i;fi j v Sii PH. : M ; J
Gcn'l Edmey will jaddrcus tlie people; of the coun.
tie of jlawood, Henderson, DuncombcJ and Yancey,
the; Mondays bf jtho approaching County Courts,
upon nation alj politics, i'a connection, with the ques
tion of annexation of Texas. I i i ' '
A party bf ladies and gentlemen design visiting
the Black Mountain, and would be happy to receive
any addition jto their present numbers. They' will
leave Abbeville on tho morning; of. tho I3ti instant
Suitable preparations will be made. j
AVe-are aulhorized.lo announce N. W. Woodfin.
Esq., as a candidaic to represent the counties of
Henderson, puncombe, and 1 ancy in the ecne
torial brand cf tha next Legislature, ' I
"Ve are authorized to announce Col, ti. S. Can
tiIer as a candidate to represent tho counties of
Burke, Mcpowcll,: and Caldwell in ! the 'senatorial
branch' of the next Legislature. .
We are aulhorized to announce John Thrash,
Emq., a whole hog Whig as a candidate to represent
Buncambo county Jn the lower branch of the; next
Legislature, j ;" ,! "' j.:'1; ; ;! j ";4t pp:
We Tare authorized to announce C j.' John ClaV.
toS as a candidate' to represent Henderson county
in the lower branch of the next Legislature.
T ihc memory
of Andre, his country Has
t'pccfcd the most nDagmficent monuments, and
btstwctl on his ptnvily iho highest jhonors
uhdmost liberal rewards." To the memory
HdjJlpt a stone has hcen erected f nor an
insctLlion to preserve his ashes from fnsult!
HjuJjVilliam A. Craning the Whig can
llidau for the Qfilca of Governor, will address
his ftlov citiscns:at the following places and
limes, viz :
t Greensboro- on Saturday. 15th June
-trmanwii luesuay ioiu
J Atfxjngicn " Thursday 20th
rrnay yisi
Farmers, Read This!
The Norlh Carolina1 Agriculturist.
We: havo been frequently solicited to publish an
agricultural ' paper,; and after 'mature deliberation,
have concluded to send out proposals for such a pub.
lication to the farmers of this state for their conside
ration! That a work of this character is Wanted in
this state, no one wri deny. It is now for the farm
era to sav whether they will hare such a Work, de
JOWU "iUc-oted Entirely to the it interests, or not, as this paper.
ii pu totalled,-will DO ae voted exclusively to Uieinte
rests of the farming-community , and will discuss
ecry subject that can possibly be of interest to that
clasg. ; .iv mt i!: . w-:::;ti ' j-:;,;: j j. 1
The AGRicoLTURtsT will bo published every week",
on a beautiful sheet; 17 by 2 J inches, at the low price
of two DOLtAKS per annum, payable on .receipt of
the first number or two dollars and pity cents dur
ing the year. J . , J .
With thesoj brief remarks we commit the proposed
paper to the. hands of the friends 'of agriculture
throughout the. state, and respectfully ask their aid
in sustaining! die enterprise.
. P. S.1 It is proper to say that the Agriculturist
will have no! connection with the Messenger what,
ever, other than be printed in the same office
what appears in one will not in the other. I
Subscriptions to tie Bent in by the 1st of September.
The first number to be issued as soon thereafter as
possible, provided a! sufficient number be obtained to
Uuiisbury
At !bcksv;'!c
Aticsv'i
At VlkV -o
. Atllcwo: 3
AtLwc"..,.-
Other nnr.Wcnt
Mill
ct
Saturday 22nd
Moniay 24th
Tocsiay, 3th
Thursday 27th
Friday 2Sth
Saturtlf) 29th
i'l bj? bounced in
warrant the undertaking
jEyery Editdr in this state is requested to
copy tho above advertisement (together, with this
note,) and send a 'copy of his paper containing the
same (marked) to the Highland Messenger. The
favor will be- cheerfully reciprocated,! whenever de
'Sired." j: H;Ji;i 1 .: ;. &m "Pi. I i '-P ph .C:i':,vi';''
' ' THOS. W.'ATKIN&CO.
' I - V - ' - Asheville, N. C.
Mat 3 1 1844. ll0Ml. liMBp i m W'P'M
EAGLE
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P:
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:rvt!.'.
v. c . .v it e: .:.; t .
al:--t thr-e ir. e-..
LcS'I cf l;a;r 3 I cs:i i .
cou.ir.rnded iU u;i t j n r
a'J wt a t.f i:. If i
no I ult of its r::er il u
Lv: u:: yc'-r Tcr.Ic, I !
tk!-;s ct.:; ! jyc.! f-,rtl,3
mUC.I. It "V t: 1-
:r.r. ri-r. i
C3 ?.'rlngstrct.t 1 . .
r.irl.!re s s'vvcr.or erf 1 i
- -? , ar. X r;v nrsr-:.-
I r; .1 frc-j t'v ctlcr c
Ti Ink.
tf various c
-'lay ID, iu:
. r. .::;:farture?r IJo."
: .1 c r n 1 1 :-i uc t a manu.
..iv other i i ta United
I t r:- .s p.s it-can be
111 :..-hnuT.l. II IQ
lors, as rJ,.Uiie,
4t i9a ;
Ir
: :vJ,3 tl
it , cjperic
ever had.
Trent t.i:r,
tary C.- n.
Dr. r. : :.
due U yr-; t ct
derived froM tic i
only used on;
Jeii faU-ofMl. Tan Duren is
try i
?i!?cacJioly 'ssja UP?Q lKe mutability cf
- - humaafljj-,: Jho Roman forum is iov a
cow.r. ;rj. t , J hitaco of the Ciesars is -a
palaco
PpcVk 'nrj Martin Van -Buren is an un
ate in tho Locofoco ranks.
nal. '
oistir.r
- tor i
;: NFEKiifs-CE. A ' Washing
s that tha committee of
1 cotvcile (if possible) Mr.
M th niQa'wafor the Vice Presi-
;r.;uie Baltimore tcN
V j.? I'tWaph, while Mr.
VO f ulne uuriy-c
. vijJew? and reply Jo
.ied and 7ec
Lis- to run. True
.rrur.r
thcin. ' Th. (I
1 I. f - i
writi
tho Wc;
"oIs.
f cf u? Cincinnati - Atlas,
co of
says :
VAslicvillc, tSuucoxnbo Co.,Jf. C.
. Tuts extensive establishment having undergone
i vera! improvements, is now in better condition
than iY ha3 been heretofore. Situated in this high
Lsd BEAtTTFri. viLiJiGS on the thoroughfare from the
uth to the west, and surrounded by the highest
fountains in tho western states, and one and ono
tjirtb miles from, the romantic French Broad. It
vyl be found a desirable Jlac for a transitory atop,
iiYiot longer, to travellers and visiters in Bearch of
hdjth qr pleasure. f The society is gc'od, a fjourish-
- SiTi 1 . 1 .k. r n T J
inrcmaie ituwi.uuuci tun care oi ur, juo.
Dtison, formetly of Charleston ; and ' two' male
pchV)s near by, one under the management of Bev.
Erulias Rowley; the other Mr. Stephen Lee, gen
tlerrln of the highest order in every respect. The
prop!ctor respectfully solicits patronage:, and promis
es tvl.spare no p&his or exertions to give general
patisf ction. His ! charges shall be as". favorable as
other cspectable houses in this section. : , :
I i f . JAS. W. FATTOxM.
.yH a.,,. Ji A. Mf mASLLm M I" ;Vi :' -i'-'.: !K.
Axong tl:e tliOHsand medicines advertised as "cer.
ta:n cures fr pulciccary cctplair.Lf," JAYNE'S
KXPECTO KANT stands alone. Its path ta pub
lic confidence has been paved, not with t)u2V. Lttt
Cures; and the vouchers for its clUcaey include an
amy or names v, uicfjt for character anl respecta.
biLty, cannot te surpassed in this cocintrv. Dr.
Jayne, befog hiissdf a physician, Coes not profess
to. pcrlorm physical impossibilities ; but he does as
sert, and he is borne out by well authenticated facts,
that in all Diseases cf the Lungs and Chest, which
are a use cpti Lie of cere without miraculous interfer
ence, his . Ex r ector a nt will restore . the patii-ut to
health. No other medicine will remove mucus or
pus from, the throit so thoroughly as this. It ciTcct-
uai!y loKiscns the coagulated masse from the mem. success that I
brane which lines the trachea, and at every coura
the patient will bring up portions cf tho disengaged
matter. la alt complaints ef the pulmonary organs.
even where nature seems to be making no effort to
throw eff the disease, Jay tie's Expectorant imparts
vigor to . the machinery of respiration, and enables
litem ta disencumber themselves of, tue obstructions
which had impeded their free operation. It has re
stored hundreds to perfect health after their physi
cians had given them up aa incurable, with ConsutrtjK
tioa. Coughs, Colds, AstL:.ia, Influenza, Uronchilis.
Hooping Cough, Spitting 'Uiood, in a word, all dts
eases of a pulmonary nature yield to this preparation,
if properly administered.
Uev.'J. S. Mainnis, Professor in Ilami'ton. N.
JO Literary and Theological Seminary, eaysi
"1 would not be without JJr. Jaync s medicines
in my family for any consideration. I have found
them successful in cases where all other means have
failed."
Mr. Nicholas Harris, corner of. Front and Lom
bard streets, Philadelphia, was cured of cough,
asthma, and bleeding of tlie lungs, under which he
labored fr many years.
Rev. Ira M. Allen, late of . this, but now of New
York city, isays:- I have used Jayne'a .Expecto
rant, and have more confidence in. it than all other
medicine of the kind."
Rev.- Wm. Laws, Modcsttown, Va., says: "I
have used your Expectorant, and found it an excel
lent medicine for pulmonary diseases."
Mr. John JBcckford,of East port, Maine, Rays:
" Your Expectorant has just eured a man whom his
physician had given up to dio with consumption
and also another, in tho very lowest stages of Iron,
thtis ,
Messrs. Slosson and Williams, Booksellers, Owe.
go, N. Y., sayst "Your Expectorant gives univer.
eal satisfaction."
Rev. John Ellis, of New York city, says that two
bottles cured him of influenza, a hard cough, and
apparent consumption. .
Mr. Adrial Ely, cf Watertown N. Y, says:
' Many respectable people offer Certificates" in favor
of your Expectorant. 1 believe that all your medi
cines are the best preparations that have ever been
offered to the public, for the relief of the afllictcd
and the cure of diseases."
Daniel Henshaw, Esq., Editor cf the Lynn (Mass.)
Record, Bays : Jayne's Expectorant is a very valu
able Syrup, which we have lately used with good
e fleet in stopping a cough and loosening and break,
ingupacotrf." i , ,
Rev, . Arthur B. Bradford, of. Darlington, Pa.,
say that it cured his son of croup in a few minutes.
.' The Bangor (Me.) Journal says: A; trial of
Jayne's Expectorant will satisfy all that it is a spee
dy cure for coughs, colds, influenza, asthma, hoarse,
ness.and all kind3 of Pulmonary affections.". .
Mr. Ebcnczer Webster, of Providence, (R. L) was
cured of a severe asthma by using five bottles.
Rev. Simeon Siegfried was cured of influenza, a
hoarseness, and a hard dry cough, by one bottle. c
Rev. Dr. Bibcock, of Poughkeepsie, says that
knowing Dr. Jayne to be a regular Physician, and
having used his medicines personally and in his fami
ly, does not hesitate to commend them as safe and
eminently useful medicines, and a valuable addition
to our JSlateria. Sledica.
, Rev. John Scgur, of Lambertsville, New Jersey,
wao Was suffering with a hoarseness and soreness of
ine lungs and throat, and a Bunocating asthma, was
cured bv one bottle ' -
Mr. J. L. Sirhpluns says that it " cured his wife of
consumpliont and one of his children of hooping
coirrh. . .j ,
Jlev. Jonathan Gong, D. D., President of Gran
villc College, Ohio, savs, " he was laboring under a
severe cold, cough, and Jiaarseness. and that his diffi
culty of breathing was so great that ho felt himself
in imminent .clanger ot immediate suriocalion, but
was, perfectly, cured by using this Expectorant."
Mrs. Dilks, of Salem. N. J.. was cured of asthma of
20 years' standing, fcy using two bottles of this medi
cine. Airs. Ward, also, of Salem, was cured of the
same complaint by five bottles.
Lewis C. Levin, Esq., the distinguished advocate
of temperance, stated at a meeting ef upwards of
three thousand persons, -that he should not h;ive
been iatile to address them, but for the use of" Jayne's
Expectorant.? . He said that he had been laboring
under a hoarseness and Eever,.cpprcssion of the
chest, that he had purchased "some of the Eipecto
rant tho 'day before, which-had relieved him in a
fow hours, and he found himself, contrary to his own
expectation, able to address the" multitude.
Thepr6prietor could add hundreds of other names
equally respectable, who recommend Jayne's Ex
pectorant as supereior to ALL OTHER MEDI-
LllSES ix iG cure of all the various pulmonary
diseases" ; " -
ThcYiioovc medicine is for : Fle, in Asheville,
by . PATTON & OSBORN.
Jlay, 21, 1841. 197
S. S. Irrcu, D., Nj. 112 C.wc tt.
II a r. i -J;nE!.P. :, J-. 1 I. 1 1 S3 J .
Dr. D. Jjvne fc'ir: I ta r!.:.?-. ::i i-.-:Vn;iii:-r
you t!;at t'.e bottle of Hair Tt::;a v.I.:! 1 tailed
of jo a xi Oclcher, has : jvc J i;:rst t-i!" rj!iory
and success fid. My Liir i.aJ Lrakr;; t::v,i l-t-tii
exceed I:: ly thin, but f-r Isocr three years psst it
LaJ 53 fallen est that i:iy head UJ lccc;c a'. 1
oitirelr tald. I was under the Tit. ccs-sl:y cf cn.
:.:-tha talJacss, by cc;;:lg the l-.-ir the
sij. c ver it. But now, after uing & lttlo rf the
Tonic, I have is luxuriant a j-rowth cf hair I
C. C, Park, late Pastai
tM CI..:rch ct HaJJd:.::. ! J, N.J.
1 "iVi. Lr :r L OrJlnary i Vc oad.
!)f.r Su:::ier District, S. C.
:T::r.viU.f, S. C, 15th Jan. IS 13.
iTc Co. Gentlemen: I deem it
;cate the- bem.Lt that I have
i. rjjyj-c's Hair Tonic- I have
cf it, u.nd that with fo much
.ill convinced cf iLs virtue and
ci:ieacy.
Tiie hair isr t:. :r.;:
which were pci.- :'-ly
thickening.
. I have great c -r.r
anticipate from a f irtho:
pkte restoration cf myhuir.
Several geuVu':::;:i nf my acquaintance have used
it, and all of the: i with great success.
Very rery. ;tfiil), yoursi &c. W. Lewis.
The above iv'dicine ia for palo in Asheville bv
PATTON &.OSBOUN.
May 31, K II. 193
cut on my bead in places
, and 13 htiU growing and
2 in the Hair Tonic, and
cpi-lieation cf it the com-
p -i, VI mn-dntl 'Fane yl:.v.: pp
LOOK AND JOii'-riUNTING
'.vltriTicntncs, a:id;xt very
,: . AT THE C.-F;: CFJr-E. MESSENGER, J --
v; ,v."jii:t2e Evcuy Xutv of . ;
WILL Li. :RX,.PTiit7SnOU'riKST
' - Accoririon-vTrN:.- -'!
I2cc::'ha!xli;ii ctr? ' V ' iTIIii
t i.Ys, CarcXs. Ja l ..... ja?i - i
: I nuted in sec-or ntvle. i -
t HiSDClitS, IxVITATIToy r.'iPS, oiKES, El-KCTION
: lJCKSts, Ulank t op Hand, Hat Tirs,!
Watch as SadcLs Tickets,. Goow
Biixs,.or all sues, AVat Ihlxs s -
'HoRSC A." l.CK llliXS, Jtfi
PRijrrrjTiTH fatness and sespatch.
; PertGnsCvrsliing printing done of any description,
will Hod it greatly to their advantage to give us a
call." i . j
Clerks, Sheriffs, Con sta elks, and other public
officers, are particularly invited to call ur tend in
their' orders, we keep constantly on hand a variety of
which we offer on the most reasonable terms, and
will take pleasure in printing or forwarding to ordc
any kind that may be desired.
to which children are exposed,
As! Mile, June: 14, 1844.
If 200
ng f(ow ok: : i . c r Que
Vc5f.jcicr!d3tc of 1.2 lith ult-
. ' ' JJ .,avc a 0er:tlcm ! Q board our boat
jicra Ued River,it!;at v;c Jo1 rom
public as sho came cv': rver
says there are ly; two 'stations,, for 300
tnilv. 3 i:p the ri?cr l v. re overflown.
Sorr.3 of them
Atu Uion ! Enucocihe Troopers,
Yoo i"C hereby commanded to parage in front of
tht Cour. house in AsheviUej on the last Saturday-in
June, at 1 o'clock, A. M armed and cqu;p?ed ac
cording to 'aw. ; W. JONES, Capt.
tne 14, j ,
(1 2
c.-i i.2 carr.2;
T raitatior!if r
: :cs, ihsl'b
:i acct under water, iind
. ,i c n went otcr a num.
.1 1;; the pcoplo out cf
: r-r.nin alonsido of
- r. j 5 are ft:Sl cf horses
, ai.i!-
great"::
:.; I -1
ff the
t.nio of r orth Carolina,
- ' JJACO cctty.:
COVlrd EQUITY SPUING TER2J-1844.
Benjam-i Jimcs and Sarah Junes, James James,
MartbA Jaite James, William U. James, John A.
J amc Han iet Louisa James and Salina Catha
rine Ja&cs, Ij their next friend, Cenjamm James,
P r '
! 'Aaro. RoUnson and Wiliirn Mayson.
It satis fa eriiv appears frcm the aSdavitof Ben,
iaroin James, one of the cctrip.aiaants, that Aaron
Rolinson, oiit0f jhiS defendants, is a non-resident of
this state, andtyiprefora iis bevond the. iarisdlctinn
of this court. Vie Is hereby notified, by fix succes
sive weeks puliation in the U-hland Messenger,
to rppcar at the ;e3Ct term cf this court, to be held
Fr"rMi,.cTi the Monday m 'cmher rst;
then. xd .t'icrc; locatt answer, er 'inr to eorn-p'-'r"M'
rs.id ;b'u..j,cru.;f? j i-3:-tnt pro con
u I ' re-idti iaj:jipt I::r'i, i r.d tLe case set
i - - " Z ex . it ta r s 3 irj.
, " .: , SV.-i Siiii,, CWk tr.a .T taster of said
TInad.iV ch. A. D.
::.VOII3IS
Of the C
nor-. t.r j n fjt-1 to t::r:n a? worms. Lm fortunately
chlhlift: ;.rs free froin them, and as they imi-
tale lle hj-mr-tusvs cl almost every other comphvnt,
they c fieri pioduco alarming eiTects without being
suspected. Worms are not only a cause or disease
thc:n.rl vt3, but ly their irrita;ion aggravate all oilier
discafCi. wanJenng . from one, part of the body to
another, wirrmg themselves up into large balls and
obstructing the : bowels, and frequently tho throat,
causing convulsions, and too often death. The best
remedy ever yet known is Dr. JAYNE'S TONIC
VERMIFUGE which is perfectly t?afe, and so plea
sant that children will not refuse to take it. j It ef.
lectnallv destroys worms; neutralizes acidity or
sourncpsof the 'stomach, increases appetite, and acts
as a general, and permanent Tonic, and, is therefore
exceedingly beneficial in Intermittent and Remit
tent Fevers, Indigestion, &,c., and. is a 'certain and
permanent cure for Fever and. Ague. '
It not only destroys worms, and invigorates tho
whole syfr'cm, ibut it dissolves and .carries otT the
superabundant 'slime or mucus so prevalent in the
stomach and bowels of, children, more especially
of those in bad! health. This mucus forms the bed,
or nest, ra which worms produce their young ; and
by ronioving -itJ it is impossible for worms to remain
in the body; j . j - .
It is harmless in its effects on the system, and the
health of the patient is always improved by its use,
even when no worms are discovered,,, .
This Vermifuge is very far however from ; being
limited in its usefulness to mere cases of worms, for
it may also be prescribed with most decided advan
tage in all derangements of the stomach and. diges
tive organsgeneral debility-r-dropsical swellings-
female complaints, as sick head-ache, flour albus,
menorrhagia, &-c. . . . ' ' !
I'iles. .Numerous cases of piles have been per.
fectly cured by the Use of this valuable Vermifuge.
This beneficial result may be accounted for, from
its strengthening the stomach and bowels, and also
by tho removal of ascarides or small thread worms.
These, veri in generally inhabit the lower part of
the boweti and by their irritation are a very frequent
cause of jMlcs. . ,
Dyspepsia may always he cured by taking one or
two tea-Spoonsful of this Vermitugo morning, noon,
and night before eatircr) and by taking ray Sanative
Pills, at bed time, in sufficient doses to produce one,
and not more than two evacuations from the bowels
everv rnornih.
Weakness, loss of appetite, and general debility
is soon removed by taking this Vermifuge in doses of
a tea-spoonful at a time, from three to five times a
day, as it is an effectual as well as. an extremely
pleasant Tonic. . . ! - '
The above medicine is for pale in Asheville by
; PATTON & OSUOKN.
Mav3L1814. j - 198
Court c . ,
JoaA-M. K li
John Spriegs " .
iTapponrii.'r tlio tifc:;.
the dfi:jJjnt in thisr;:) iai ;
thia slaUritU l!itrcr.r nr.V?
decrftcd that ruV.Icatiuii 1;: i - i. i
Messenger for six sueces: ii-; w e
ant to appear at the next Court f f
ter beseions to be opened ar.d hc!J f
IlcnsJeron, at the t-o ut liOC! i i
on the 4lh Monday in JweneTt. '
plead, answer, or demur, ot'.K
confess rviU be tal.cn arir ' .
the hands of thcgaraiths -j Li
use of tho plaint.il. - , ; ' j
W itness, Lustu Kixc, Clerk cr car fk!
at tf7ice, the 4lh Monday Jrt MarrhJ A. D. IS l!
KLISIIA KING, C. C,
May 10, 1844,: PrsifveGb) bw It:
o.-lligh!.
, r.J Ji--e
cotit.t
; Jersouv.
and there ,
Jimeiit :
iiand the debt f
condemned to t
1 1 .
II.
Williams & Kobcri
Wtsit to purchase Wool, Feathers, Bers
fallow, for which goods at the lowest prici
given.
iMV iu IMI
pprenticc IVantitf,
A soy of good moral character, from 14
Tears or aee.wm oe lasen ai misomce .nt
printing business, if applicatinn be rdc
Augusta Pricjcs Carrciil.;
Corrected from, the; Washirjgtoniun.
Articles.
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Javnc' Hair Tonic
FOR THE PRESERVATION, BEAUTY, GROWTH, AND
RESTORATION CF THE HAIR; ,
This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful .Ew hair
on tlie heads of hundreds who had been, bald for
years. It also purifies the head from Dandruff-
cures diseases of tec fTciJpprcserves the hah from
fallingoff. .... 1 ' ' .
Prepared, cfiily by-Dr. D. Jayne, No. 20 South 3d
street, Philadelphia.
. Please to read without prejudice, the following
corrimun'feations, which,1: in addition to hundreds of
others equally respectable should remove the doubts
of every reasonable person M the uniform and singu
lar efficacv of JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC i
Fro the tlet. Georgt WJEuton Professor in HamiL
ton Literary and Theological Seminary, Madison
county, 2V.. Ir. . .. - - - .
Hamiltox; Feb. 1 5, 1840.'
Dr. D. Jayne Dear Sir: I had not finished the
first bottle of your Hair Tonic, before a decided
change was manifest over the bald part of the head
to which it was applied. Anew growth of fine
glossy hair, much like that of an infant, appeared,
and has continued to increase, so that I have had it
cut two or three times. -
I began the use of the Tonic with little or no faith
that iUvould ever be successful on my head ; and I
was as much surprised as delighted when I saw the
efTcct. You recollect the appearance of my head
when in your oface. I assure you'lhe hair has been
nearly, if not quite, an inch long at the times I have
had it cut, oa those parts which were nearly desti
tute of any when yon saw me. - - --
' Respectfullr yours, &c. Geoe.gr W. Eatox.
rmm the Somervillet N.J.) Whiz. -
Sorne time since I called upon Mr. P. Mason, of
Somervnle, for Dr. Jayne's celebrated Hair Tonic,
to restore my hair, which was then falling oat daily.
I procured one bottle, and applied its contents ac
cording to the directions. When the bottle was "ex
hausted," I uncovered to my great eurprisq andsalis
f.ir;ion" thdt the vouzr- hair' was starting hand-
r;'clv:-I .therefore purchased another, and soon
t::l I'had.uxd three bottles, and now; as a compear
satin, my l:a?r is as thick sis ever.
Aud what is more surprising, my baldness wes cot
ocs?s:cucd by sickness, i:i which css3 thcrs h great
cr hc-Txi c f rector - ti : r. but w;i3 hereditary. j
!A.. O. Methodist minister,
" TuntHc-rob, Soxersst co., N. J. '
Mir. Jraijnc8 Jramily JUemcineS
Patto.v & Osbors have for sale
DR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT
" Jl AIR TONIC, ! i
" j HAIR DYE.
i CARMINATIVE BALSAM.
" j SANAT'IVE PILLS,
! . VERMIFUGE.
May 31, 1844. . 199
jStatc ot'IVorth Carolina,
. i HAYWOOD . COUNTY.
COURT OF PLEAS a QUARTER SESS.
I March Term, 1844.
Mary Wells, widow and relict of N. Wells, dccd,
2p i mppit v.'M 'H-lj .-Hi: p f i . .
Th os. Wells and others, heirs at law of N. .Wells',
dee'd. . . . !
. PETITION FOR DOWER. 1 .
Is this case it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the defendant's,. Thomas Wells, James
M. Wells, Joseph Wells, Wm. Well, and John A.
Wells, .reside outof the limits of this state, it was
ordered by Court that publication be made for six
weeks in the Highland Messenger, giving notice to
the. defendants to be and appear at the next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to held 1 at the
Court-house in Wavnesvillc. oh the 3rd Monda'v in
June next, then and there to plead, and answer to
the plaintiff's petition, otherwise the same will" be
taken pro confesso. f ..;-.
Witness, Walter Crown, Clerk of our said Court,
at Waynesville, the 15lh day of April, A. D., 1844.
i W. DROWN, C. C C. v
April 26, 1844. (Pre, fee $6 Gw 193
State of JIortH Carolina,
j BUNCOMBE COUNTY. . . '
COURT OF FLEAS AND. . QUARTER SESSIONS.
I April Term, 1844.
Samuel Smith .' 1
. - ts. i Original Attachment.
. Wilham Fitsroy. j !
. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
William Fitsroy, tlie defendant in this case, & not
an inhabitant of this state ; it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Highland .Messenger
for six weeks succcssivelv, notifying" the said de
fendant to be and appear .Sefore the Justices of our
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for
the county of Buncombe, at the Court-house in
Asheville, on the first Monday in July neit, then
and there to replevy and plead to issue, otherwise
judgment by default will be granted against him.
VV ltness, jN. Harrison, OlerK ot our said court, at
oSce, the first Monday after the fourth Monday in
March, A. D., 1544.
- . N HARRISON, Clerks
May 3, 1844. Prs.fee6j 6w 19
: . PAY UP I PAY Up j
In? undersigned has in his h?.'nd5 many of the
notes and accounts of the late fjrm, fcf McAnally &
Christy," which remain unsettled. Now. it is earnest
ly hoped that those - indebted, will avail themselves
of the first topportJiniiij of forwarding ther amount
due. ; Tho accounts of Vnose at a distanco will be
once more made out and forwarded, trusting that
not a single indhid indebted will fail to remit, th
amount by irjail tjr private conveyance immediate
rv, C3 further indulgence cannot be given.
. T ! J. H. CHRISTY,
-i . S. Zi would pay to those persons in this county
vrhohvc promise's to settle their accounts with pro
daoe that if ithey cannot maks it convenient to de
liver the articles promised, cash will. answer mv nwr.
po.s very weji cne cr tr.e other l.must hav
diatclr. - i .
Near Aslieville, May 24, 1844. -
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A SEW ERA OF SllAKSPKARH IN AMERICA.
The cheapest and most splendidly Illuminated and Il
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. published . Edited ly the Hon. Gcilian
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of the modern school of that art. j
In submitting the Prospectus ef the editor to j the
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spare neither expense nor pains- to make this edition
of tho World's Poet; superior to any that has here
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ornaments. I
Those who wish this work in the most perfect
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tha engravings. , . .
The Trajredv of liamlct is now in press, i lhc
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The Pictorial and Illustrated editions of Shak-
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most bcaulilul specimens ol tne receni ana remaraa
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tions of Tyrasv edition of Shakspcare, express the
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combine with the highest merits : of art and taste,
such a learned and minute accuracy as to scenery,
costume, architecture, and antiqnity, as to make
them a perpetual and most instructive commentary
upon the Poet's text. . It is now proposed to embody
inan American edition, the admirable illustrations
of both these editions, engraved .with equal excel
lence of mechanical execution, to add to these, ovher
engravings from eminent artists, as Reynolds, Fnseli,
S. Newton,. &.c, and to accompany them with a
beautifully printed and correct text. .
But the publisher, anxious that his country should
pay some Part of . tho homage due from her tu the
greatest of poet's, as to one who belongs not solely
to England, but to all . ! ,
; Who speak the tongue I J.,
! That Shakspeare spake, "! . j
could not content himself with a more republica
tion or compilation, lie has therefore prevailed up
on RobtJ W.. Weir, whose reputation as an artist is
already jdcntihed with his country's history, to con
tribute a series of .original designs., .together! with
bucIi advice and assistance in other details of .art,
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Rlliihment of this publication. From the jrame
reason, the publisher, instead of reprinting the! text
and commentary of any popular English impres
sion, was desirous that his edition should have the
supervision of an American editor.' This task has
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. The plan proposed to himself by the edilorj is to
furnish the reader with a carefully prepared arid ac
curately printed text, unencumbered by any hotes
6r comments.. upon the page itself ; as however scr
ful they may be elsewhere, they are too apt to divert
the mind from the power of thepoei's thought and
to disturb the magic of his scene. Such notes as
may be thought useful for the explanation or criti
cism of the text, will be put into an appendix to
each play. . . -; t .. .
The text of Shakspeare's dramatic works, drawn
from old printed copies in his age, which hadhevcr
passed under the author's own eye, was consequent
ly disfigured by many errcrs and absurdities. Ill pass
ed during the last century through a succession of
varying icditions until the revision of Stevens and
Malonc, j .Whose text, (or rilhcr .that of Stevens,)
has1 become the standard from which most of the
English land American editions have been printed,
with various degrees of accuracy. . But within the
last twenty 3'ears, A more minute and familiar acr
quaintance with old English idioms, habits!, and
modes thought, guided by an intense and; con-
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stantly increasing admiration for ' Shakspeare's geni
us, has led tq the .strong conviction that vcrylnaany
of the numerous though slight deviations from the
ancient text; eppearing in modern editions, are use
less or erroneous Interpolations, sometimes weaken
ing tlie sense, and often substituting an aybitrary
monotonous, metrical regularity, to the port's own
native melody.. Accordingly, very mauy of these
emendations have been rejected bv the last and
beet English editors, especially Mr. KmVht and Mr.
Collier, jand the readings of old foYfos and quartos
have been restored, unless where some error j pf the
press or manuscript was undeniably manifest. ..Yet
there are many such passages, confessedly corrupt,
and requiring conjectural -mendations; tfiere are
also differences of reading between tlie severel old
impressions affording grounds for some ..diversity of
text and warm cotitro versy, bctwen the more recent
editors.
Upon these, tho American editor thinks it due to
the character qS this edition, to decide foi himself
without irrjpp.city following- the text of anyone mod
ern editon As the industry and learning cf prior
editors bivc furnished the collation of various' rcad
rcadmgj and the authorities upon which thcyay be
supported, the task is ,no longer that of Jaborous iir
ycp.ugation, but, as it werej of judicial decision en
h.ghtcned by contending argument. f '
As many of these variations arc bf nearly equal
probability, and as some of them aro doubtless the
authors own alterations at different periods all the
more important readings will be presented to the
reader j in ihe notes for his own selection.' Those
notes will also contain so much .of commentary as
may be usefal to explain antiquated words and
phrases, yb'tcurely expressed passages, and allusions
to obsolete opinions or the habits or history cf th e-L
times ; the whole in s condensed a form as rta?jjrh
commentary
BACON, Hog ouud
IfUns ;
Shoulders
Sides ;
ItF.EF, Smoked ,
BUTl'ER.Gosh'n
North Carolina
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COFFfil!t Green p itne Cuha
. Vr at nary to gutta
A. Vmntrigo
Rio
Isigtiira
Porto Rico
Jura
Mocha
CANDIES, rm
Tulhw, Georgia u
do , Northern
CHEESE', American "
English "
CRACKERS, Augusta made 41
northern
CIGARS, Spanish
American
CORN
FODDER j
FISH, Herrings
Mackerel No. 1 "
do No. 2
do ' No. 3
FLOUR, Canal
Baltimore
, Western
Country
FEATHERS,
GINGER i
GUNPOWDER.
DponVsWfleg
. . ; Blasting
GLASS, 10 h 12
8m10
IRON, Russia
Sioedes, asserted
Hoop ,
'Sheet : .
Nail Rods -LEAD,
Bar :
Sheet
LEATHER, Hole
Upper -"
Calf Skins
LARD ... !
.MOLASSES, N. Orleans
I Havana
English 1
NAILS j
OILS, lamp
2Jnseedi
Tanners
OATS .
PEA S "
PAINTS, Red Jsead
While Isad
Spanish Broiah
.-:... - xelloto Ochre
PEPPER, Black
RAISINS, Malaga
Muscatel
- - -. Bloom
RICE, Prime,.
, Inferior to good
SUGARS, N. Orlean
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Havana lenie
do. brown
Muscovado
St. Croix
Porto Rico
Lump
Jsoaf
Double refined
SPICE
SOAP, American No:. I
do. No. 2
SALT, Liverpool ground
do. do.
STEEL, German
Blistered
SHOT, ult sizes
TOBACCO, N. Carolia
Virginia
TWINE
TEA, Bohea
Souchong
Hyson
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