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FouRra DISTRICT CouR1 CHARLIE JOSEPH DUBOIS Va.
KUGENJE MAKILLEr, widow
e Esz Orleans: sepsr..sd, stc.-Ns. lsis4
AZ VIRTUE OF q writ Of nerl HaeEaS to
me directed By the Honorable The Fourth n.et Court
New Orleans In the above entitled czuse will proceed
se 1t public suction, ct the City Hotel Common street.
Essn camp md MaeaEne streets, MONDAY, the 18th
oay o. any 1850, st IL O'Clock NJ
, Ut ~ 0k0UED, in the FIRST District Of this city, -
ot No. Of which is Separated Sy Inc of lis fess and
~. tos sid lot measuring, In american %
which II ID bounded IA The resr " eS - - s -
c;ty ~ ~ ~ 70 llss drawn By the surveyor Of this
~ ~ and deposited In the Office Of p
e Tossshs, N y, HI &c rnec IN this city.
ana oependenctss !ights privileges thereto
servstion. ,'s' "AsAvus cAceps'op " Ie'
9ei5ed 10 the above suit
TERMS Gosh the spot
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OF New Orleans. ORS-No 1000.
Xxx tANIUA OF ana In 0ne0Ae nee to an or.
- der Of sale rendered June 49, 1850 and 10 me directed
BY the Honorable the Fourth District New
the above entitled matter viii proceed sell public auc
ton the premises herei desgnated TUESDAY, Ii,
18th day q july a. 0h O'Clock A. NJ for OF TIL
creditors Of said insolvent-
All the furniture and movable effects contained in the house
situated at No. FL Carondeet per inventory led
Surrendered by said insolvent TO his creditors.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
F.T. PARKER.
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3. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orleaut

Dxu11Enr cour DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA NILE.
Dc L. Nonyse Orleans. FORT-No lara
I'm vEATU dun writ de heri faelas q moi
pile, s dams r.srs eds..g proesdera
Commune, en1e les rues du Camp Mseasius adu
dication de- "-' : -'s1'
UN TERRAIN sFus dams Ie Deu1isme Dist,,c. A. ....
Wiz Pange Quest des du Name Dauphpe
de face 4 Ia rue Dauphine.
Ensemble toutes les hssses celebrations oui .v
trouven ccnsisant maison bo
ct sppartenancas
lie tout saisi dams l'adaire eidessus
CoNDITIONs-Comptan moment de Naturalization,
Z. T. PARKER,
i'll III ID " AMI Sheriff de- Ia Par0iase dOrI$ana
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WILLIS MS d TUCKER,
w CoMMISsIo MER ANTS,
No.15 Gravier street,
JosEPH s. WuIIANs. New ORLEANS.
GEoKGE w. TUCKER myE ly
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QuArR1EnE CouR DE DIsrRIcr7A. g. PERKINS vs.. sEs
CREANCIERS-No 49,
I'm VERTU dun OrGlre de vente rendu lie Is
uin 1859 moi adesse Honorable Qustreme
proeedeTa MARDI g de Juliet 1859 10Y heurs. A.
de pinsolvable, la pubique adjudication
Tons les meubes ct ees mason stuee rue
Carondeet No 221, suivant inventaire.
Abandopnes Pins -lvable q tes creaneeYs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment DISQUALIFICATION.
E. T. PARKER,
IVA lR 20 % rs Sharif dA In Parniss
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE--THE UNDER
~ signed have formed Copartnershp for the purpose Of
transncng the Factorage and General Commission Business
this city, under the name and style of HAWKINS 4 NOR.
WOOD Office No. 8 Carondeet street. Of Union street.
G.S HAWKINS
Late Oakley, Hawkins Co.
A. j. NORWOOD,
my2 3mhW Of Clinton, La.
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NOT1CE-ALL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS with
~ thu late firm Of J. L; JOHNSON CO.. will call at the
counting of Messrs Buliitt Whaley where all see
mens will be made, until further notice.
Il. JOHNSON.
New Orleans, June II, 1859 jel8 I'm
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nISSOLUTION COMPREHENSIVE HERE.
toore existing between the undersigned the name
Of LEIGHTON BARBoT, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be continued by HAS LEIGH
TON who alone authorized collect settle all debts Of
said frm CHAS LEIGHTON,
*. BARBOT.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-12-06

HUMBUG OF ROMANCE.
1


30 woman, woman! thou hast few sins of thine own
to answer for but thou the author Of such book of
foes In that it would require the tears of all
the angels TO blot the record out.-Lddy Of Lyons.
Twas pleasant afternoon in the month of Oct.
The sun seemed TO Inger above the tops of the
trees, and poreing fourth fud goldun lite, his
struggling Deems fell full ontu the red face ov the
only child ov Sur Isle Rigstaff. The face of the
youth had peculure marks Those marks war durt {.
The father was afeard his boy would turn out bad,
and become a cditur, he had SIGH penchunt for
'busing foxes in gineral and raeroad presidents in
purtickler, and riting himself down Ike
Rigstaff was mcddowtating. At length he sprung
from his seat and in the imprisoned tones ov a
dsparing lovyer exclaimed, Il must see her. I'll
away to the Cow-pen, she's thar! she's thar
"Foolish boy exclaimed Sur Isle, who
fitting at table riting for nootral papur, and
twisting hand intu the redundant cloth com
2osing the Of the enturprizing youths trows-
ers, and the other intu his red hair he buttcd him
agin rag-bag, and then whurling him ontu his
feet, he started him outen the door, with his red
hair standing six ways for Sunday and eight inches
of nOrrid homespun dangling from a rent in the
slack ov his trowscrs
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~ Even those who in The enjoyment of perfect health
frequently have need TO have peyenys
oil disease. We well aimed agains, tho a.
saults OF The ls that flesh heir to- Such n nvigoranr
they may hnd i'll HOSFErrER'S BITTERS-a med c;na
that cannot be taken regularly without giving yitaijtv and
elasticity 10 the system AT his season. pal ticuarIv The
strongest man is proof against the malaria in cer,on
OF the country. In al! of fever ard an 10
BITTERs Is more potent than amount of quninc hc tho
most dangerous cases OF bilious fever yield to s warGtJ
properties Those who have ,ried The medicine vii -,
another tor any OF the ailments which the p,srrr
BIrTEGs PROCESSES subdue To those no hava ~, s
the experiment, We cordially recommend an early ann
10 the BI1TERs whenever they stricken by diseas %
digestive organs 'S01 VI TIE
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. everywhere.
For sale in Charlotte by e. NYE HUT1.I1ISoN ~
November, 1859. 'i+eoI> q W
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FoREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The Zurich treaty vas signed by the representa-
tiyes OF France Austria and Sardinia on the 10TH
France and Austria have agreed to promote tue
assembling of an European Congress. Tuscany
has followed the example of the other States OF
Central Italy in conterng the regency upon Prince
Carrignan The Monitem considers that this de-
cison is to be regretted, it lends to preJuuge
questions which must be settled in the proposed
European Congress 1t was positively known that
France had counseled the King of Sardinia to re-
fuse to authorize the acceptance of the Regency
by the Prince, but the statement that the hlng
had complied with this advice was decidedly con-
tradicted. The London Daily Neos holds tbs
denial necessary to prevent most serious degrade
ton of Piedmont in the eyes Of freemen all over
the world, while the Times gives vent to the sar-
casm There is an earthly Providence which
knows which is better for Italy than Italy herself
knows" 1t condemns the attempt to make Vic
tor Emanuel the instrument Of intrigues tor ruin
ing the cause which he has most at heart, and
says that if Napoleon will not let Central Italy
have Prince Carl Snan, she may yet turn her eyes
upon Garibaldi, who stands among her sons as a
NAH of the Washington stamp.
The Times has an article showing the prevalent
feeling in France the question of war with Eng
land Its chief authority for the opinion stated is
a respectable French review published in London
It is stated that in France the prospect OF war with
England is necessarily discussed in high places of
power, in public Offices, in the army, the navy,
among the working classes and men Of business.
The army is reported rs unanimous for war, in the
navy the desire for it amounts to frenzy, and the
church is as eager as either the army navy Its
conclusion is that in a war with England the French
empire has the power Of satisfying the army and
navy, gratifying the clergy, winning over the Leg
islature, and securing the sufrages Of the united
people.
The American minister, Mr. Ward, after return
ing from Pekn had gone to Japan. The Russians
had large naval force at eddo, and it was feared
trouble would arise, owing to'the murder Of three
Russians by the Japanese.
The British steamer Spithead has captured a
SLAYER with FIVE hundred slaves on board.
LATER-Importamt Neacs.
The steamer Bohemian from Liverpool, with
dates to the 10th inst has arrived.
The Times says that the feeling of hostility to-
wards England in France, is more bitter than since
eighteen hundred and fifteen. The enrolment of
thirty thousand Of the navy reserve force in Eng
land, commences on the first of January next
Carignan declines the italian Regency. Cheva-
lor Buoncompagnie accepts it.
LATER STILL-The steamship Europa with
Liverpool dates to the 10Th ult, has arrived. The
attitude of the English and French press is daily
becoming more warlike. The European Peace
Congress will probably meet at Paris.
CoTToN.-Priccs irregular, with slight decline
in lower qualities.
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DEpLoRAELE AccrpENrs.-We are informe

DEPLORABLE ACCIDENTs.-We are informed
that a young Mr. South, of Watauga county,
recently while cleaning his gum not knowing it to
be loaded, pointed at young lady, Miss Handy.
who approached him, when the piece exploded the
charge entering her body, from the effects of which
she died in eighteen hours.
We also learn that Mr. Alexander Green, Of
Watauga county, accidentally shot and killed one
of his own negro men, valued servant, recently
Mr. Green had been to a shooting match, where he
had discharged his rifle; on returning home with
the rife empty, he supposed, he met his servant
and playfully pointed at him the weapon and said
he would shoot him. Unknown to MIR Green the
rife had been reloaded by son and the charge
killed the negro almost instantly-Mr Green is in
deep distress of mind at the sad occurrence.
Guns, though knoacn to be empty, should never
be pointed where they would do harm if loaded
.SatespiHe Express,
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CHAPTER ".
"Forbid it, heaven! the Hermit cried,
And clasped her 10 his breast .=Gcldxnaii


1t was Sabbath in Tadpoevillc. The old log
meetiu house stood in an old field surrounded by
simmon trees and dog-fenncl. The Pollawogs wcr
all to be thar, 50 war the Hopperciods Ike Rig
staff arrv among the fust Purity soon Poke Easy
driv up in an OK cart with his cousin Nance The
young fellows war all standing round 'spectng
nothing Bimeby a skreck -a-skreek war heard
through the dog-fennel, and the old two wheel gig
hove IN site, containing Chairman Snobgrass and
Trfeeny. \ hundred hats instantly lifted
Trifeeny smiled, and looked like a red-headed
woodpeckcr ontu sunhower. She war dressed
ALFRED purity in black silk frock, with u blud
red ribbon round her middle, aud white bonnet
kivered inside and out with green artiishels. A
large spring hoop bout - inches from the bottom
Oy the skurt made her look like a middlng sized
berloon. Purity soon tue preecher driv up and
walked in, and the flock all fol!crcd, 'septing Poke
Easy, who sot On the sill of the door, The house
war jammed, and Trifeeny sot nigh tn a crack
Bimeby the preecher got to describing terribul
things, and lanshed off oniu good-sized thunder
storm. Just then Poke Easy slipped round to
whar Triteeny war setting, and making a slit with
his nife in her frOck rite over whar the eends ov
the CRATE hoop jined, he slipped his nife under the
Hhalebone aud fotch it jerk Ov korse the ten
QUINCY of the hoop was to straiten hitSelf and hit
did. Ker-row WOW ! went the silk, tearing from
the lower hem up tn war the ribbon stopped hit.
" Lawsy masy, Trifeeny Snohgrass has few to
mash - exclaimed an ole woman. "Shes only
tainted, said another. "Flng snuff in her mouth"
said thurd Trifeeny thort her time had cum
sure enuff, and soon she war abul to speak, she
exclaimed, Tell Ike loved him while Twin, l
love him while dying, aud Twin or dying I'm
his'nW This Yag enuf to melt rock. ''Clar
the way, thar! Cum rest in this buzzoml" ex-
claimed Ike as he sprung from his seat, his red
hair towering above the crowd like princess feath-
over duck puddle, and soon they weiter-
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
From alderman PERKINS

Boston, Feb. 3, 1853.
DR. S. w. Fowle.-Dcar Sir For several DAYS had been
suffering from the effects OF cold, accompanied by
very throat and sick h. adache, which completely inca
pactated ire or business had taken but a small portion
OF single bottle OF This Balsan, when experience mme
date reet My cough broken up once, and lungs
entirely renewed from the pressure which had be
painful attribute this entirely the good effects your
Wild Cherry, as took other medicine whatever cor
daily recommend it TO all my friends Respectfully Yours
SAM'L 5. PERKINS.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by p; NYE HUTCHINSON & CO., Charlotte
November %.
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Petition to settle Estate.
state of N"r1l. CaroIimv-Umion county.

Court Of eas and Quarter SessonS-OctO6er Term, 1859
VIM. II. Simpson Jackson c. Lemmond.
Attachment-Cyrus Q LeHmond summoned AS garnishse
In this it appearing to the satisfnctio Of tie
Court that the Defendant resides beyond the IEs Of
this State conccals himself that the ordinary
of law cannot be served him, it is therefore
dered by the court that publication be made in the
Western Democrat, for six successive weeks, notifying
sad defendant to be and appear at the next Teru Of
this court to be held for the county of Union at the
Court House in Monroe, the first Monday in January
1862 then and there to the Plaintiff according
to law.
Witness, Hough, Clerk of our said court, at Office
in Monroe the first Monday in October 1859, and in the
saith year Of our independence.
8S-6t J. +. HOUGH, Clerk.
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ANOTHER BANK IN NORM CARnIINI :

Franklin (Macon county, Observer publishes a no
tice signed by the commissioners requesting IN.
stockholders of the Miners and Planters R,nE
to meet in the town Of Murphy, N. Co. on the 6r",
Monday in December for the purpose of maxine
such regulations as necessary to put said Banf
into operation 1t is desired that al the prelm;n
raw steps be taken to have the Bank in operaton
by the first day of January 1860.
This Bank was chartered by the last Legislature
Capital 100000. Shares $50 each To go into
operation when 500, 900 are subscribed, and $50.
900 paid in.
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c0NsIsrENT--Sccretary Floyd has been cen
sured for not acting upon the anony mous letters
he received last August, concerning the contemp-
lated iIaper's Ferry Instruction, and Gov. Wise
is even more severely denounced because he does
Just what the other is blamed for not doing.
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If Chairman" wants US let him find us -
14scfuL Gardner
"Cuss old Rigstaff and his son." said Chairman
Snobgrass, as he piled Trfeeny intu the gig, 81
be their ruin yet" Next week he had President
him show his books and tried to pick quarrel
with him, and after writing a CRATE site Ov nom
sense about HIM, and then pretending to drap the
subject he wrote more without signing his name
But Rigstaff wrote too, and tearing off the lion s
skin he found the same old man, and showed him
up IN SIGH bad lite, that SnobGraSs war ashamed
Of himself, and dried up. But while they war off
tending to this bisness, Ike and Trlfeeny jumped
intu the Gig, went round looking for Squire to
make one flesh outen both but Squres war scarce
in Orange county, on account of their man in the
Legislator refusing to have emmy appnted, saying
they war all onft for it. At last the thort struck
Ike that preecher war as good Squire, es
pecially Orange county Squires, and so he and Fri
teeny hasted over to old father Bessmesole's, and
told him to jine EN-, and he did it. They live now
on the bottom place, both happy. Ike says he's
gwine to start noospaper before long to advocate
the claims of Snohgrass for the Presidency, and
to maintain the right, the State has GeOIo@ust,
of having also Fool-killer, especially to protect
public officers in the discharge Of their duties He
says thar ought also to be a State Missionary, es
pccially to 20 intu Orange county and prepare
men, by the meetin' of next Legislator, for the
office of magistrate. Ike will make tallantud
cditur: his paper will be called "The Jesse
Holmes" from which I'll 'casionally furnish you
with some extracts.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-12-06

GAs.-Our town lighted up with gas last
night. The houses and stores of our citizens were
beautifully Illuminated, presenting very cheering
appearance more life-like animating than We have
ever seen old Fayetteville.
Messrs Waterhouse & Bowes deserve great
credit for their despatch in this work They began
with little encouragement-coul hardly get any
stock taken-now, it is earnestly sought for
Fayetteville Carolinidn, 2SM pH.
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state of WORTH CaroIina-Union county

Court IF Pleas and Quarter Scssions-Oct Term 1859,
Sterling Tadlock and W II Simpson James LowT.
Original Attachment.
In this it appearing the satisfaction Of the
Court that the defendant in this resides beyond
limits of this State, conceas himself that the or
binary process of law cannot be served on him, it
therefore ordered by the court that publication be MADE
in the Western Democrat for six successive weeks not
flying said defendant to be and appear at the next
Term of this to be held for the county of Union
at the Court House in Monroe, the first Monday
January, $50, then and there the Plantfs
according to law.
Witness, 1ough, clerk of our said court a: once
in Monroe, the first Monday in October, 1885, and
the saith year of our Independence.
s8-6t J. f. HOUGH, Clerk.
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ing in each other arms. "Far play and goug-
ing" shouted Poke Easy. "Let's buss all round"
exclaimed yearling boy. "Part them foxes"
hollered the preacher, and two old wimmin hitched
ontu Trifeeny; walking stick run through
the seat ov likes pants and twisted round, and
two men tuck holt and by hard pulling the lowers
war separated.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-12-06
CHAPTER II.
When lovely woman stoOps to folly,
And babies have the measles,

When lovely woman stoops to folly
And babies have the measles,
Why, that's the way the money goes.
And pop goes the weascl.-1ROHynaOLs
Trifeeny Snobgrass war lovely CURL Thirty
seven summers had tingcd with purrel her yaller
hair, which she wore bobbed off round her neck.
Trifeeny had sot up nights korting by tire-lite
till her eyes crossed, and looked like buckeyes
fOting in klabber. She war setting ontu the head
keg, pcnsivcly looking through the hop-vine
1T the ducks in naboring mudhole. The key
contained sperets. Jist then Ike Rigstaff came
kantering up the lane on bob-tailed, crop cared
mule. Ike contained spercts also. Wonderful
coincidence. His eyes bcemed with love and
his mouth looked like untu hatfull of red flannel
rags. Springing from his mule nigh ontu whar
a houn-dog was lying fitting mats, and f1urting his
self round so Trifeeny could see his galantry, the
dog saw his white humspun appendage and made
a lunge at hit thinking hit war a varmint. Of
went old bob-tai Ike hanging ontu the mule, the
dog ontu lke's shurt, and niger CURL ontu the
dogs tail. Finally the hOun diskivered his mis-
take and let loose but Ike kept rite on in circle
round the lot, till he landed intu the piersa.
"Trifeeny! me own Trifeeny. have | found you
alone, as is yer won't meddowtating on the onsatis
factory natur ov all earthly inawyment?' said the
excited youth.
"Lawsy key, no Use hitting" said the charm
ing Trileeny. and placing her potrack looking fin
ger upon her mouth in token siiunce. she bent
her head to the crack tween the logsto satisfy
herself oy the slumbers ov the old man, who had
jist divided five gallons ov bust-head tween his
own stolnick and the key ontu which Trifeeny sot.
"1ke, me own deer Ike you must not tarry,"
said the CURL, father is dreaming that raleroad
debts running the State, and when he wakes
up he'll hold meetin' and pass resolution and
yOud better answer 'mong the absentees-so | adj
wise you to dart for the fodder-stack" :" '.Then,'
said the noble youth, Z" let's buss." And they
busted
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-12-06
CHAPTER III.
"Theres something rotten in the state of Denmark"
Shakespeare.
''Iu the State of North Carolina too
Shake stCbdiymaa"

III the State of North Carolina. too
Shake "Cbairpaa.'
Twas mite in the city ov oaks A small man
with rolling eyes and big shurt collar, with bunch
of shu7strings for krava sot meath lite issuing
from a curiously- wrought iron tube. That lite war
gas! The small man with rolling eyes and big
sl,urt collar war gas also. He was member ov
the Legislator, foolish dissatisfied old togy, hating
railrode presidents worse nor n-juice Speeding
out scroll and Selling pen, he exclaimed ell
do the deed and thcreupon rote these fearful
words, ''Ill have committee appinted to examine
his books, or my names not Jonathan
When Sur Isle Rigstaff heard ov this he trim
bled IN his boots, and calling his son Ike he told
him that hencelorth the SnohgrasscS and Rgstaffs
war two peoples. But Ike thort Trifceny war
made Of different truck from the old man, and
tharfour konkluded to give her clean swing and
a fair shake. With plug tobacker and quart
ov bust head, he hired pochahuntus Easy Poke
Easy they called him fer shorty to test Trieeny :
metal And bidding a hasty adew to his father,
he went to the crib, read the orful tragudy of
Jack the Giunt killer, Transferred to his stomck
the kontcnts of white ticker which he had hid
under the korn, and went to sleep.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-12-06
TOWN LOT FOR SALE

BY virtue of Decree of the Court of Equity of Neck
ienourg county, will expose to sale the highest
bidder, on Monday: December 10Th, HOUSE Il LOT
In the town of Charlotte Tryon street. contiguous
the old Boyd Hotel lot and known the Robert Ser-
ing property. Terms made known day Of sale
A. C. WILLIAMSON C. NJ. E..
Nov. IS, 1859 S7-6t
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A mob Of sixty women attacked and destroyed
the liquor store Of Mr., Bodies, at williamsburg,
Ohio, few days ago.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-12-06

COOP ADvICE.-Tf the poorhouse has any terror
for you, never buy what yon don't need Before
you pay three cent for iewsharp, see if you can't
make just pleasant noise by whstling. for
such nature furnishes the machinery. And before
you pay seven dollars for figured vest. young
man, find out whether your lady love would not be
just glad to see you in plain one that cost half
the money. If she wouldn't let her crack her own
walnuts and buy her own clothes