wl^othibsi dabomllixiiiasf vol vn s.hasiwwn 2s\c tvv.sttax 3 via 3 1hz2 xo us i'll i vi hi > am published 1.1 i 11 ■' tuf.r11at state oy xoyt\\-cavo\n\u a s 1 1 i miiin'l v slato of north-carolina rowan cor niy . /,, equity ipril term 1822 v.ll.m til ami 111 an faitmkit is prcferfed by every one who is c customed to it as being more whole some and more ir.iluial.le it is pre pared by boiling the whiti field corn in ash in.l wai r ' mil lhe husk or skin of the grain i-i li , it-.l w h.i i will be the case in a few minutes and it is ne cessary to pay attenti ui that it di is not remain too loi ; i tin ashes as it will by that means taste i i the lye — so si mi as the husk is loosened it must be w aid ed and rubbed through the hands iu cold water until the grain is cleansed torn the ashes and skin it may then he dried to mnke use ol at anv time or boiled immediately il wanted — > when ready to be cooked for the table it must he si aided and put over t boil in plenty of water observing always to kei ;; sufficient hot water ready to add to il as tlte first boils away the grain bursts open into a white ball and heroines soft when stifficientl done this i the manner we boil it to eat with milk or cream either warm or cc'.al ii is als ' used in this country by the indians and creole boatmen who prefer i lo any thing els in i soup i putting tin coin . ver with j piece ot nt or pork leaving tl wa j te iu it which makes the soup in the other case the grain is taki n out ol the water a yankee acqu tintanci of mine who knew nothing ol homn • nv has become so fond of this dish 13 to declare lved hommony and milk to be preferable to the best sweet me its and cream that can be had and i doubt not some more there are who would think the same were they equally to make the trial i have been induced to wi i tc the preceding a4 missouri farmer swife iii bingham & white il : 10urt of pleasand quarter fission , may .' sessions 18 12 elizabeth llumphri i \ i ministratrix vs john humphria original t taclniu ni ambrose parks summoned liar nisl.ee.—wh en a it appears to the sati i ion of the court that the defendant i an inl of another state it is therefore ordered tli it publication he made for three months in the western carolinian that the defendant appear at the court of pleas and quarter sessions '<> be heltl for the county of slie at the court house in jefferson on the 2d monda after the 4th monday in october next then and there to answer plead or demur otherwise judgment will be taken pro cogfesso i thos calloway certify that the foregoing is a true copy of record as appears from the minute l.wt'l on the various ways of preparing the subscription to the wi.sri it-v iuoi.isn-i is tliree dollars per annum payable half-yearly in advance jesse a pearson joseph pearson and others against william it thomas alexander ii tho mas william langhorne • also against picas and employing inblan coun are many things the rich liatt no need to think of which would be of infinite advantage to tlie poor ; il they had the knowledge necessary to turn that product of their labour they have most in their power to their own comfort — you may perhaps smile when you perceive this preamble is to usher into notice thr virtue of indian corn i will allow ) on to do so if you can find in mv enumeration one use to which i put that valuable grain worthy of be ing more generally known in order to veil the list i mention some of the purposes for which it is used that are known to ever one ; before i enter in to tlie detail of preparing a dish which i i onsider the best healthiest md most palatable iuod we have 1 will be gin with it before lhe need is perfect i ly formed ; it can then be mule il prop a etly done a fine pickle we all know how delicious roasting ears are when j fit lor this use it will make i superior \ starch s il scalded and dried you may j have roasting ems ii the middle of i winter when lhe grain is hardened j you have for all the domestic animals ' in tin shocks tops skc sec the leaves of the shoi k or husk by slitting them finely make excellent mattresses or un der beds the flour or nual of lhe grain i'i the most wholesome we use 1 need only mention a few of thv ways in which it is managed in this state for 1 should never have done were i only to give vou the receipts lor making the various kinds ol corn bread common in this part of the country a favor ite way of making corn bread with us is to make a batter with meal milk eggs nnd a little shortning about the consistence of that lor pound cake which it resembles in appearance when baked in tins commonly used for that purpose in making light bread by mixing tlu wheat flour and yeast with mush we consider it adds much to the sweetness and wholesomeness of the bread ; we likewise in all griddle cakes mix meal with wheat flour as tending to make them lighter with fewer eggs than they would take with wheat flour alone — in short we use corn meal on tll occasions cither with or without wheal flour — not because we have not flour sufficient but because we prefer meal i can assure my fair country - women they need not apply to quacks or perfumers or ([ forget what they call them i mean those foreigners who vend poisons under the pretence of rendering those that use ihem more beautiful ; and recommend them be cause a few wornout old women have made out by attending to nothing else but the applicalion ol various arts to hide their deformity lor a short time who having no beauty to endanger cannot lear the consequences i sav those who do believe in the virtues of cosmeticks will find my favorite corn meal superior to all the washes de maintenon c ike it will render the skin smooth transparent and white — and withal it is perfectly safe ; only let them try it instead of going to oik of those venders aforesaid antl spending two or three dollars lor a nostrum which at best will only be a tran itory benefit leaving a lasting ill effect let them put over the ire a pint of v atcr when it boils stir in as nn h fine meal as will make it the consistence ol paste when cooling they may add a spoon full of honey and a little rose water though the latter articles are not ne cessary let them use this paste or as i vuigailv call it mush instead of soap everv time they perform their morn ing and evening ablutions or in othei words wash themselves i venture to affirm their complexions will derive m ire advantage from the application ol this piste than from anv of washes which tli y pay so high for i come now to the preparation ol the grain which i believe is not as gen erally known as it ought to he consid its excellence it is uhat we call lyed hommony ; we likewise have thr large hommony and small-hommony in ih ol which arc common are line i dishes and superioi to rice when prop ' ei'iv managed . ut the u ed hominouv ant ii may anil benjamin hairs executors j£p no paper will be discontinued until all arrearages arc paid unless at the discretion of the editors and any subscriber failing to give lioticc of his wish to discontinue at the end of a r;ar will be considered as wishing to continue tlie paper which will be sent accordingly of the last will of william i'homas tie-ceased ir appearing tothe court that william lang liorne result s iii virginia and william it thomas alexander ii i'homas and pleasant ii may reside in south-carolina it is ordered that publication bc made for six weeks in tl.e western carolinian tlwt the sai 1 defendants william langhorne william b thomas alex ander ii thomas and pleasant ii may do make their personal appearance at the nexl cuurt of equity to be held for thc county of rowan afore said on the second monday after thc fourth mon day of september in i and answer ph ad or demur to the complainants bill of complaint otherwise the same will be taken pro confesso against llicni and heard ex parte ' 6tloh test geo locke c m e whoever will become responsible for tl.e payment of nine papers shall receive a tenth gratis anvbtitiskmeirrs will jo inserted on thc ens tomary terms ,*, persons sending in advci'l tiscments must specify the number of times they wish them inserted or they will be continued til ordered out and charged accordingly tikis callowav c c c north-carolina randolph county no advertisement inserted until it has l , t paid for or its payment assumed by some pel-son in this town or its vicinity ill equity spring term 182 4 lexandeu gray anil jesse harper ad . ■. ministrators with the will annexed nl sol otnon parke deceased against john morgan and others it appearing to the court that augus tus h longstrect ami frances elizabeth his wife jacob flowers ami polly his wife reside with out this state : it ii ordered that publication be made for six weeks in the western carolinian fan them to appear at the next term of this court and plead answer or demur otherwise the bill will he taken proconfesso against them and heard . v ;.. :■-.. i elliott cm e iiwt'9 price adv s state of i'iiv\\\-vavu\uuv 11 1 wan countv in equity tpril term v cjr*ah letters to the editors must be port-paid or the will not be attended to the executors of the last will of richmond pearson deceased :■■•;■ benjamin chairs and pleasant ii may executors of thc last will of william thomas deceased vutuuhye vi'.wvits vov sou'.b f jill i subscriber wishing to remove to the 3 western country will offer for nile ..' pub he vendue on tuesday the 16th r.f july next that valuable trad of land in burke county whereon he now lives containing 1000 ucrci , sit uated 12 miles from morganton on the nn in road leading from the latter place across the lynville and yellow mountains to joiicsborough ia k tennessee there s a good dwi ',\ g house with an em losed i.u i and garden a bn n stables cribs negro cabins and other out-hous ,. nil in good repair this tract lying on lynville river affords a large proportion of flat land a sufficient of which in cleared and under good fence tlie soil being fertile will easily afford the means of still further improi mm nt ; ii is well adapted to the culture of wheat rye corn bar ley oats tr this farm also affords a goi tiflery is well watered and abounds with excel lent timber as a stock farm l sides the abun dant products of food mi i forage it lias thc ad vantage of king convenient to an i xcellcnt sum mer range in short its local advantages are great these together with the uncommon sa lubrity of its situation make it a most desirable seat for a country residence thc terms of sale will be made as easy as possible by giving every reasonable indulgence to the purchaser the subsriber as agent will also offer for sal if the same time at a credit of twelve months all the lands lying in the county of burke belonging to the estate of col jobn m'gimscv dei eased viz : one tract of land including sev eral surveys lying on the waters of paddy's creek and containing 1000 acres more or less whereon there is a good grist mill well suppli ed with custom it consists of uplands of a prettj good quality is well timbered and will :, lmit of several settlements it will be sold al together or in parcels as may best suit the pur i chasers also several other tracts situati.lin different parts of the mountains and valuable on account of the range llond with approved se i curity will be required in all cases the terms ' v.ill be more fully made known on llie day of nale when due atti iidancc will be given on the j reuiisi ,, bv the subscriber wm m'l.imsi'y a nf fo the hei fcol.j.m'gimseii dec'd m ■'•„-.-.,.., april 1 ">. 1822 12wtl09 it appearing to the court that pleasant ii may one ofthe defendaiits residi sin south carolina — it is ordered thai publication bi nude i'or six weeks in the western carolinian i'or him to appear at the ncxi ttrir ofthe court of equi ty to be held for rowan county on tin second monday after the fourth mondav of september nexl then and there to answer plead or demur to the complainants bill othcru ise the same u ill be taken pro confesso against him und heard partcj fit ' ■ north-carolina randoi.ih county 10crt '•:' pleas and quarter sessions mav term 1822 marmaduke swaim vs job 1 mills attn levied in the band of it elliott and others — it appearing to the court that the i.l iem oil in this case is not an inhabitant of this ' s'.ati — il is ordered that publication t made j for six weeks in the \\ estern carolinian printed in salisbury for the said defendant to appear at 1 the . n rt of picas and quarters sessions to be held for the county of randolph on tlie first m ' .'. of august next and plead answer or ideiiii-.i otherwise judgment will be entered i again it him jesse harper c c c 6wt'p price adv g test geo locke cm f state of xoy\\\-vwvvav\\-.v rowan coun iy superior court of law april term 1822 ruth harris rs john harris it appearing to lhe court by return of two snl punas that said lohn harris is not to be found in the rtittn ty and the requisition ofthe act in other ri spccts having been complied with it is ordered by the court that publication be made three months in thc western carolinian and raleigh slav for tin said john han-is to appear at the next supi i-ior court to be held for the county of rowan to answer this petition otherwise it will be heard ex parte leave is given to the petitioner to ex amine testimony without giving notice to th defendant ; it appearing to the court that be lias absconded and gone without the limits of the state to parts unknown witness lex frohock clerk of the rowan superior court at office 3mtll4 alex frohock c s c north carolina ranooi.l'lt county rii'im nu ni.w-voiii aminirvv wc have received by the amity the t-'d nii-n ber of the edinburgh review the general di 11 ncss of which in a great measure justifies tho contemptuous notice of the declining state of that celebrated work so liberally bestow ed on it by the writers ot blackwood's magazine tho onlv articles of any general interest in the pres ent number arc an essay on prison his iplinc a review f lord hymn's tragedies a ( harai - tor of demosthenes ami an l-.ss.i on th mala ria or pestilential vapour of the pontine marsh es we haw no li him for .. d tailed noli ■■■ f these articles but fro n the essai on 111 ni i in nes quote the following just and aniina i i pas sage m-hicli recalls the recoil ction i i tli superiority of the review tin vi ter ■ .;. ing of the grecian classics as models ol •» . tion in thought and composition sat ,- i let every englishman read it md deny that ho blushi a ■ " ntrj — 10crt of pleas and quarter sessions maj ) term 1822 michael swaim v pomroy i tig ley — attn levied in the hands of joseph m.itlg en and others it appearing to the court that tli defendant in this ease is not an inhabitant of this slate — it is ordered that publication be made or six weeks in the western carolinian printed in salisbury for the said defendant to appear at the court of pleas and quarter sessions to be held for the county of randolph on the first monday of august next ami plead answer or demur otherwise judgment will be entered against him jesse harper c c c 6wt'9 — price adv 2 state ov in*vwt\y-vavi>yuu ruiikk county ciouht of pleasand quarter sessions march i term 1822 lohn thompson t david evans il alt it appearing tothe satisfaction of the court that the defendant david evans resides beyond the limits of this state ; it was therefore ordered that publication bc made in the western carolinian for throe months that unless he the said david evans makes his ap pearance at our next court of pleas and quarter sessions to be held for said county at morgan ton on the fourth monday ill july next then and there to replevy or plead to issue judgment will be taken for the plaintiff's demand against him attest j erwin ca h north-carolina mm e crlbnburg c o 0 s t v • ' of pleas an.l quarter sessions mat i 18jj thomas greer vs samuel ty — attachment levied on a tract of irv articles of merchandize household and other property antl mr 1 robin ithcrs summoned as garnishees in it appearing to the satisfaction of the t the defendant is not an inhabitant of or has absconded or so conceals l.iin ihe ordinary process nf law cannot be i him : it is therefore ordered that n be made for three months in th • carolinian that unless lhe said defend r at the next court of pleas and quar im'.l subscriber respectfully informs the pub ,,... sessions to be held for ll.e countv of meek lie thai he lias again taken i.i shop in sa |, n burg at the court-house in charlotte on the lisbui-y on main street opposite the state hank fourth monday of august next and replevy i'i ured to execute ai orders in judgment filial bv default will be taken against tin line of hi business cloclts watches jew him and the case heaiil ex parte i-lry c repaired on the shortest notice he •/;,,. isaac alexander cm c solicits tin pair nag of his frit s his o.ld cus 3mt'16 price adv s-l tomcrs i.n-.l tl public in gen nil and assun ■ x i'7r>7t'iy_r v i vt them <'., t le v ill do tlieir work an i - ii th m nor i 1 1 • vrolin ai . in his line on lower terms than at any hecki.f.nbukg county other sli p in this part ot > ■' ;' •' ,, „,,,,, 10urt of pleas and quarter sessions may ,, " ll »" l.ivh { ' term 1822 lames wilson vs sa el w * ■ ■ '■ mi ■ ■ 103 ! lindsav.—attiichinent levied in the hands of ,, r . ah-x porter richard robinson and others and vlv^a\uo\a tl*ni\l-\u tliej summoned as garnishees inthii cascit ap kj i hue county is now open for the recrp 1 pea'ring to the satisfaction of the court thai tin ii | ii ..• - i ; !.;.. under lln patronagt ofa defendant i-a not a inhabitant of this state or ...,., " rd of ..•:'■ the in i el i absconded or so conceals himself that thc instriicti i ' a i 1 1 i the rcsiil ■■: much attcn ordinary procci nf law cannot hi served on him : tion and experience ami eminently calculated to it is iher fon 0 u ■■'. by tl ■■ i nirt thai publi i.i ■, , ,.■ gentlemen and 1 1 - t *■ the active cation be made for three months in the w tern nf life and to prepan itudi cci sful carolinian that unless tin laid defendant app r ly to p sue th ir co ■•- at the next court of pleas md quarter sessions lectures in an easy familiar sty le arc given i to bc held '■■■■■ the county of mecklenburg at three or four times a week on language iii i court-house in i iharlol le on the i'h monday r it rhc-i ,",,'. or m 1 intellectual natural ,.' vitgust next mil v plcvy judgment final by or political phil'isophy ilcfauli will be taken igainst liim and the < isc i it attention is jinid lo reading sneaking heard ex parte t.iiiing and /» • •' ' • "■ english language t isaac alexander cm t wiih corr in -• i'l ' i ■■'• ■ and to tin man it'll i'ric ulv 1 '"■ unl morals of i c ji'.ip and every thing wi ., ,.!• v v i \. i ., v .,\ t done to ml improve ouyu til miuu-t i'lllbl riit-nt tuition '-,',•■ r anii nn and board on mecklenburg coi m'y i • i il :•, ihli t i -. li ill ignis i mav is ■ . 1 - will lie iound no luscious kind surfeiting sweetness — no mispla ced and tawdry ornament — m mavvk lisli and distempered sentiment — no ■ sparkling and extravagant conceits i among t!ic-ni roses are not covered i with vermilion to heighten their col lour or smotherd with small nice titil i biting powder to add to their perfume i ilu ns are the vigorous general en during beauties of nature — vou may add if you please — you may alter if vou dare — vou may improve if you can — hut there stands the building of am ple and well adjusted proportions of subdued and retiring but exquisite beauty ol severe but red grandeur upon which twenty centuries have not been able to commit any ravages — nor shall it sink under the stroke of time to them therefore homer plato and demosthenes are particularly al luded to shall every age and genera tion whose judgment is not perverted by envv bring and oiler the wreath of victory and shall guard the offering inviolate and are likely to continue to tin so whilst water shall flow and th • loft tree flourish — longinus " amid mich idolatrous panegyrics — when moreover we learn irom no mean authority lhat one single city — the eye indeed ol greece was inven i tress of all learning ili omnium doctrinarum inventrices athena !'- - cic d < hat an inquiry naturally sug gests its if — how fares it at this mo ment with the in ni itors oi this land the fain ■'- portion ol the eartii from which have issued poets historians i 3 n was fifteen years in com i.i-t |. icipal oration i yet so far was he i i .- urite daughter • iti i b pparel so as to li om ni ' s in a full i"n-d s'ir i tii.tt ..: v ,, vd rather th i i'r»n • ■ t absence nl all glitter he had sn :.' uic nine in undressing ikii n n any person wishing to purchase jiri vatelv can do so by applying any time before 3mtl09 — price adv r3 50 state ut xort\\-cairo\\.i\a surry county scpertor court oi law march term 1822 .. william illircb vs nancy liui-ch petition for divorce it appearing to tl satisfaction of the court that the defendant in i i ase resides without the limits of the state it is thi r lor or dered that publication be made in tlie w i stern carolinian for three months that the defendant appear at the next superior court of law to t j held fi r the count of surry , at the court-house in rockford on tlie first monday in septi mber next n id jilead answer or demur to said peti tion otherwise the petition will bc in il • _■ parte and judgment awarded according '■ . rest 1 williams jr cs c 5mtl09 price adv s - 50 state tiv s*oxt\\-\j'avo\v\n lincoln county 10unty court of pleasand quarter pes ions pril term \ i i822 . i ter i'orn christian reinhanll original attachment lev led on ix negroes and suiidn articles ol ■ al property — li nop arun '" '"'' satisfac on i i the < inirt.'tli 1 cliri lain reinliardt the d ant is nut an inhabitant of this state it is th re fore ordered l.y court that lie appi ar at the na i court of pleasand quarter sessions to in held for lincoln county at the (' t-tlousc in line ilnton on the third monday in july next rcph vy and plead to issi.e or judgment bi lt - i will be . ntn 1 up agains him or den i y court that publication hereof bi mode iiontli successively in thc western caro in iai 3ml 1 1 i alt by rr^'ll p lition i , i..i m .\- • ii m : igh this french and ltali.il 8 i i k.liz ihi lh john li bin v and m van rally it r i ■-, ed gibney william ti v and william ap 11 in 110 alexander in right ol bis wife nancy i • v !• ■ i tii.-.i of tin real estate ol nicholas ■ , u\kiu .\-.\\ l$satum m-.ii vnv : , iurt tl the defendants m i i :• i ■ r is hereby given that tin slock of all william vlcxandc-r residi beyoi th '.':,, i ',, rs v!i ui-ii be in arrears thi i1 1 it is therefore ord red by i ■ ri ol tlie tir..i s id third puhli ation i ■ u carol'.r in ■ '., si ill eighth ninth i ;.,- ix weeks tli liiilcs lh „,:■! will am i 1 . ' i a ■ ,,'. .', ■ 1 ■ . 1 f an ' | ■ . mid ll illiam vlt-vu ." nr al i nr i .. i ■ tin stock of such delinqii . of l'leas < essiqiis to b held , mecklenburg ■ i!>,i i'l mfniv - 1 1 i . i i all | umir ■ fa-t'l ti ■'. north-carolina \ ardry m'lll.l . c c rani.oi.pll countv c<oi rt of pleas and quarter - ■ . ma ti nn 1h22 christopher su . ni vs job mil alta levied in the hands of mi ies swa n and "!•' rs li appearing t tli ■ 3 ,-, • i li ndant in i is , i.s ; not an inhabit nit 1 thi - state ii is 0 il il that publ 11 , tcs 111 tl \\ . stem carolii iai . i in salisbury ti i the said defendanl t -.,-_ the . ' '' ol i'l and qu irt r sen ion . i h.-ld for the county of randolph on 1 mi 1 dai .-. august next and plead ai ver 01 demur uthcrwi idgmenl willbecnteryj ., i,t 1 nn __—_______________________________________________________________________! i im'm uu k kaxdle * '". k ! it'll l}i>\\ftu\h\e 1 l&xv cations ji --: narpf.ti ' ' l ' ' ,' i \ -.' • ■! in domestic cooker which implies '. .,'. ', itt .',:' 01 oil ma be u • d i . •_.._ .. ' r -