The new State endured for three years, then passed out of existence, to be recreated in time as Tennessee. How Sevier was outlawed by North Carolina, put on trial for high treason and rescued from the court-room in a most amazing manner; how he was appointed brigadier-general by Washington, unanimously selected six times as governor of Tennessee and elected three times to Congress is told in history. How in his last years he was often visited by John Watts and other chiefs, with whom he had fought, and how they partook of his hospitality and profited by his kind advice, rounds out a career seldom, if ever, equalled in all border chronicles. [Illustration: Printer decoration] THE COUNTRY LIFE PRESS GARDEN CITY, N. Y. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Transcriber’s note: Silently corrected typographical errors and inconsistencies; retained non-standard spelling.