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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

Posr OrFIcs.-Coi. Graham the new Postmaster,
assumes the duties Of the Office this day. He has
appointed Mr.. Redwood Fisher to the lower Office.
On the arrival Of the last important Texan news,
the New Orleans papers directed to the Herald were
not put in our box till next morning. We trust such
shocking negligence will not happen again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Friday, April 1, Is42.
The Weekly Herald

Will be published to-day at one o'clock, with the
stest news from all quarters of the continent. IN time
be sent TO Europe, by the Boston steamer, which
all tomorrow morning for Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
BamkrupG List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Hiram Youngs clerk, New York, to be declared hank
rupt N-f''
WIN. Whitney seaver, clerk, New York,
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LETTER BAGS FOR EURorE.-The letter bags Of
the Liverpool and London packets will close this
morning at eleven O'clock Those Of the steamer
Columbia this afternoon at three O'Clock. These
bags are a, Harnden & Co.'s, No. Wall street,
and Gilpin's In the Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
Court OF Oyer n, ar rminer.

hurst
March 81 The Grand Jury came into Court
with two bills of ind ictment
I'VE understand they are against persons for 90
tanning goods under false pretences, but the names
didnot ,rarspire.l
The jury then retired, and the Court soon after.
ia al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

lSrEsrArx ALIENS "A correspondent whites us -
UIder head Of ..Ci,y Intelligence" / observed
notice rsyarding the sudden death OF a MIR. Ed
ws-a Bowerback, an Englishnan and stranger in
this city. Mr. b. is said to have been possessed Of
property 10 a considerable amount
May | beg that for the ntol mation Of aliens, you
will have the kindness to what are the duties of
British Consul ia regard TO the properly IF British
subjects dying inles,ate IN foreign land
One OF YOUR OLpksr sspBacRIBEgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

N3- HILLS LECTURES -Ws are happy TO ind
that Mr. Hill has been induced to add ono and only
lecture to those that have already his
potency in deneang the manners habits and customs
ofthe New Enganders il is announced for this evening,
at the Society Library and will be heightened in inter-
est by variety OF his most popular Yankee Stories az
well repetition ofhose performance the
flute that have hitherto attracted such universal sppro-
batisn. As this will be positive conclusion to his
course the public will doubt appreciate the oppor
tupity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
District Court ~ the UnIted c,.,.-
Before Jud0s R~st.

a, peioIe Judge Belts.
March 3l.-Seversl petitions passed 20 d..
Questions were filed 10 those OF Chr;stonha. "
Wemple, and Henry w. Christie. Mosrs r..
James, Richard Oakley, Peter r. WyckoT VI
ID. Judson and Edward s. Judson.
NEw RULES IN BANKRUPTcY.-Seyeral ne r,l..
have been added, Of which the following is synon.
sis
Assignees will be appointed for portions of III.
district, other than New York, Kings and Rich.
mond who shall be required to give bonds in the
sum Of $500.
A decree Of bankruptcy will be certified to such
assignee as the parties may choose; and assipp-
ments, for good cause shown, can be transferred
from assignee to another.
Assienees, within thirty days (bei ing in funds or
secured shall file list o articles, with their
values set apart for the bankrupt and his family.
Within sixty days, also, the assignee shall exhibit
a list Of claims which may be considered worth
pursuing, together with those Of contrary char
acter Also statement OF such properly as should
be sod forthwith. Exceptions can be fled within
ten days, by party interested, to either Of such
reports. II ne exc- p,ions are filed in that time
the order will be final.
Every proof of debt must be filed in the Clerks
office, exceptions to which can be taken by the
assignee any person interested. An order for
hearing, for reference, or for jury trial, can be
moved
Proof Of debts not contested, may be made before
any Commissioner in Bankruptcy; or where the
parties live out of the district efore any snter
sted Judge OF the State where they reside.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

90 PILES, &c.-THE PiLES-The price, 81, is re,
funded 70 any persen who will hatis Of Hays Ii
nent for the Piles and return the empty bottle
being cured. These the positive conditions and the
true to be found only at II Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

sFAsmoss.-The neat little ooti'ge straw bonnet
will be the one most worn tnl' spring anu 'ne ehs]-
ing summer.
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n3- AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The energy and liber-
atty display cd here in providing expensive novelties and
unequalled performances oi the of the pub
lie is worthy Of all praise, when 1t 10 menbered that
the perm alent natural snd artificial curioies contain
ed in this immense establishment filing Eve spacious
halls to their UTMOST capacity, are and
RIGA. The this week. will be seen by the
advertisement, are unususI rich. Families schools,
and strangers will remember thu grand day perfor
TO morrow afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

DEpLoRABLE SUICIDE We regret to state that
Lieut. John Carroll, attached TO the U. 5. brig
Boxer, now lying at the Navy Yard in Brooklyn,
out a period TO his existence on Wednesday, mern'
ing, about half.pa three o'clock, by shooting him.
self through the head with pistol A coroner's
inquest was held upon the body, the Mayor OF
Brooklyn presiding, who rendered verdict Of
cide' For some time past he had been III a T.e-
lancholy state Of mind respecting affairs Of pr-
va,e nature, which evidently Resulted in mental de-
ranzement 1t was while in this unhappy state
that he committed the rash act. lie was q mos,
gallant and worthy officer, and by his friends and
acquaintances universally, beloved and respected,
not one that knew him but will she'd tear to his
memory, and sincerely lament his sad fate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
SheriMs Couarl

SuefIm court.
March Sir. l.. Stuart and Aier. Stuart vs.
.Aenes Sfuarf.-Far'her proceed incs in this case
have been POSTPONE to Tuesday next.
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lr7- MISSING A gentleman Of Augusta, Ga, WHO
h,S been three years cripple bad that he could not
walk and with excrucistiDe pans, had bottle OF Nerve
and bone Linm.ni, from II Maiden Lane, sent to him
from friend in New Yo. H. which Immediately relieved,
ana by the use of snother bottle he was fully cured
Messrs. Cohen & Co, of Cheriestou; r. Austin * CO.,
and Mr. Kitchen, druggists al Augusta, are wtnessesVo
the fact.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

Court Caiendar-ihis day.
CIrcurr Cousr-Nos ~ ~, I2o ,ss' iso' io' i'i
1853. Ibi, I5s, l37, l5s, 100, loi, 1870 los
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TERRIBLE CoNrusroS.-Ali the West India mai
steamers are in an uncomfortable state of eSstsson
We do rot believe that the great advantage to be
derived from these steamers viii be realized. Al
now at SKIES and sevens, AID not enc of them i.
in her right place. In day two viii 6e due hare
and there il NJ prospect that either will ever arrive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

RIeHrs OF woMKS -One lady in Mobile late
cowhided another.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

VIRGINIA Coal TRADr.-W'. esve seen il stated
in the Villa nsburg Banner ma, the receat ireshe
in the Potomac has given opportunity to a vas,
number Of coal boats fro a Cumberland to star, for
the eastern market twia,atnsport, the Chesa-
peake and OHIO Canal was full of coal boats for more
'han mile ms Joal, which is superior biiumi-
cous ar'ic'e's 'a' eu down the Potomac from about
twenty miles al owe Cumberland to thirty miles be-
'o"' ana theh % sent through the canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

,ona. .sEspos-This pretty.young artistic IT,
49,, ave a series Of readings and recital ons teX'
See advertisement Her fair ct lac
''~ one deserves full house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

09- BULWERS NEW SIMULTANEOUSLY
American Of last evening, speaking Of the forhc
two shilling edition Of Il popular romance from the
Brother Jonathan pres,, says
{" AN Extra QyApRvPLE ERoTHsR JONATHAN will he
published Tuesday next with the whole of Bul,vers
new novel; Znoni, for the very low price of twenty.
five cents To how the avidity with which an thing
is looked for fro the pen Of Mr. Bulwes, hear that
up to this morning there have been received at the Of
fee Of the Jonathan orders from different parts of the
country for upwards Of thirty thousand copies this
new novel This will well repay the enterprise and
lberality OF the proprietors ofthe Jonathan"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

be- DUN VIvIMUs vIvAMUS.-Therei is nothing
like hearty laugh; it quckens the circulation, and
makes one feel in good humor with himself and the
whole world Pesles Museum 10 the spot Of all others,
opne, whereat to obtain that desideratum Harring
ton and Eversrd irresistible this the last night
but Of their engagement. Grand exhibition on
Saturday Afternoon at O'clock
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EoARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, March 81.
The President, Mt. Lee, in the chair.
Petifions.-To have pier q East River repaired.
TO release Clark Mason from prison-Both re-
ferred. Against closing 18th Street. Laid on the
table.
Reports of Committees referred -Apportien ment
in opening the Second Avenue In favor Of leasing
block Of ground on Forty.second street In favor
Of increasing chief engineers salary 10 $1,000 -
Asking to be discharged from further liberation
as TO walls of ruins Of the National theatre. =
Adopted.
Fomothr board concwredis-To procure places
for holding the polls--To allow w. w. Field to
erect balconies-ro lease the North Battery.-To
reduce tn. fees Of coroner, and fix his sa'ary to
5000 [reierred.] To repair house OF engine com
pany No. 23-ln favor If dividing the city INTO
three fire districts, with an amendment prohibit
ing the fire companies from going out OF their dis
treis below I4;h street, except by special order
SsSeral others were referred. go,
The Board adjourned to Mondsv April IL.
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The Meeting last night mt Nationai nan }"
relation 10 the Conduct OF Congress.

From some cause or other, either the extreme
severity OF the weather. the two very large fires that
DESTROYED over 100 houses, ard burnt out 800 fami.
lies. or the shsr notice that was given, the NEE ting
last night was slim one. At the hour for CON-
m-ncing proceedings there were but ninety oul
persons in the room. In short time the officers
OF the meeting with about twenty or thirty other
came in from back room, ard Mr.. Thompson
called the meeting to order, and nominated the fol
lowing gentlemen as oilicers:-
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DIR. BRANDRETHs oaes A. Virginia, n
los MAIN STREET. RIcHMoND.
Near the ola MARKET.
whefet the Pulls can be ebisinedst aseenis per
bon, With fall dirseiioas.

The following genilsmsa have bees srpsini-
ed ageaisfor the sale Of BrandrstA's Fiiiss
Dennis Heart. IIillsberough.
S,rdmsn a Ramsay. Piiisborosgh.
lisrsrsvs. Gather 4 Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Sis eluf. Midway. Dssidsen.
James b. M.Dsds. Chapel Hill.
J. M. A. Drake. Ashborough, Randolph.
John X. Brown. Privilege. Do.
NJ. G. Gsrdner. 81. Lawrence. Chatham.
g. A. Msbsne. Mason Hall. 0rsnse.
E. Il w. Smith. Alananes, Gsiiferd.
]. Il r. Sloan. Grsensborough.
J. a X. Reid. Tropblssoms Iron Works,
Rockingham.
janice Johnson. Wentworth. DO.
Wood & Neal. Msdison. DO.
J. w. Burton. Il Co.. Lsskssille. DO.
Oxen M'Aleer. Ysneeyville, Css~elL
N. j. Palmer. Milton, Do.
December 10 ss--fsm
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Fall and White r
GOODS,

which he will sell yery cheap for eash, OF on
credit 20 pgncipal dealers. Ills stock com
prises, 10 part, the following:
Superior wool. dyed Black CLOTHS,
Do. do. Blue do.
Do. do. Invisible Green, do.
d.. Brown. and Drab, do.
DO. Steel mixed do.
Beaver and Pilot Cloth,
Closks and Overcosls,
Fancy Cassimeres, Ssiinets,
Kentucky James, Kerseys,
s'' H.. s''''' and M'''- vEsrlsGs.
Merino Gloves. Shirts. and Drawers,
Stocks, Crsvais. Shirt Collars. Basoms,
White and Green MackInsw Blankets,
Whitney & Rose DO.
Jackonel and French Muslin.
Figured. striped. and plain Silks.
Black and blue.blsck do.
French. English and American Prints.
Black. figured, and plain Mousselln d.
Lanes and Chsllies.
Black and blne-black Bombszines,
French and English Merlnoes.
Silk and Mousselin de Lane Dress Hand
kerchiefs,
Psglioni. RIB Roy. and Plaid Sha~ls.
Long Lawn. Hem stitch and .inen Cam
brio Handkerchiefs,
Dsn,ssk and Bird.eye Diaper.
BIeaehed and brown Table Covers.
Irish Linen, black and brown Holland.
Worked Collars. Edeines and lnser,ings
Florence and Straw Braid, Silk and Cy
press Bnnnets,
Hoods. Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons, I'm
bre.las. &c.
Beaver, Fur, Brush end Wool HATS.
Gen,lemen's end Boys Fur, Cloth, ant
Hair CAPS,
Gen,lemen's pegged and sewed Boots
aud Shoes,
Coarse Broghans,
Ladies' Leather and Morocco Shoes ant
Slippers.
Do. CATER Boots,
Boys and Misses Boots anil Shoes,
Glass Queens ware, Crockery. aud Ston,
Ware,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Chocolate. Mace, Cloves,
| Molasses. Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Black and Green Tess,
Powder. Shot, Nails, Window Glass,
White Lead and other Paints, &c. &c.
and al other articles usually brought 10 Obi
market.
WILLIAM NELSON.
| November 23. OIL
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Notice.

n MOTION will be made before the Jus.
- iices of the Peace al the February tern
az the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Of
Orange county, 10 refuse Licenses IN all cases
Cor retailing spirituous Liquors; the evils re.
sulting from the practice beine considered o.
greatly more than counterbalancing all the
supposed benefits.
December 90. o.
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Brandretll's Pills.

n YEaGFABl.E and gsivstssi nedlsia,,
- pfgHed b ne eNpttsafe ~ llseess nds Is
a. - Bfoasllf ssittleftd eth. 1870.
- n isSsrI fafEl q tha OEtI o1l EfIErll.
Al huIinr ths s1me ofifin, sd iaIlnabiJ 49,
ffom ths UNIVERSAL ROOT q II aiss.s.
aausly IhPURlTf sfkAifERFEcf eisos..
t,sa q ths ALOUD.
An a pasied 81 isttls msfs fhsn three s<as.
IN ina 4. s. shsy hare restored 20 sasse a
hsalih and shlsym<al ever one hlNDkED
THOUSAND refsehs, che sefs flsss ~ssr
a. iaearEkl< ~ pa sa<is2s 81 ths hssi s.@& sa<
slsniins, sad - nssy esfss ~hsa <ssEy slLsr
rsmsdf had bssa rssss<s1 10 A ssm.
IA al easess fsia 81 w<@k aess. a he<h<s
bs .ehronis o. rsesnks mhsthsr a Ia ssaAaes< C.
pain In The SIDE. whsfAer 4 srik< hsm eansis-
lufi0Bal or from sems immraisis <s~~<s Ne.
Their il Be frem isleIasi o. sritrHsi hsfs8.a
will be cured By PsfssrIina 10 ihs sss e sAass
Ra<.
This piselpl< Of psrripf riik En.xs<<hs
Pill. renoFss nelhiax bal thr ss<lsxs snc o.
esxed PARTICLES ffsm The BODY Ne m.sl&ss ssA
lesfaapi ha1sesr a< AIS blood. ahass hhosa
~hirk eamss dssssse-tkey impede he asne-
sioas of The liver shen they tttilf slea tiss
sfszz. and shscA. shsn they SETTLE APES Ne
msssles. produce fheumsiismi ef sPeA os
nerves. pTodaee xesii or spen the ianf<. fso.
dses e0aspariisni 90 ppon The iateslse<z. ca
lissaess; OF spsa The Inning VI ihs bised kes-
seis, spoplexy and paralysis. snd oil th< siaia
"a disorders % rneianeholF 60 The slfzex<F ard
all Who behold them.
Yes. porRins thsse ksmofs fson ne bosy 10
che true cure Tor ell fhsss eomplsinis. ana az.
cry other form ef disssse. This 10 no mere
assertion u 10 . dessssffsbie trsth. snressA
dag u 10 sriesdins itself; fsr and vide Il 10 be.
eoming knewn, aad more and more sprrsei
lated.
The esre by pargias may more dspend sp.s
Ihs laws which pfedsee sweetness ef puriy.
thaa may be generally imagined. hkstsssr
tends 20 sissaste. wili pfsdses sssiasss, BE-
cause u teads 20 puifefaetiont thsfsIsrs iks
necessity ei esnsfsnt exercise 10 sesn.
wheH constant sxereiss esnRot be ased ffen
any CAUSE. the eressionai uss Of erEEms
MEDICINE 10 ABSOLUTELY fsqsisfa. Thss
the eoadaiis ef fhe blood, the feunlsi. Of Iifs,
are kspt free ffom those Impurities shis senld
prevent unsteady current minisssFiaf health.
Thus morbid hanors are prevented from be.
coming mired with u. ID 10 nafsfe y hish 10
thas assisted shrough the mssxs sad sxllsis
which she has provided fos herself.
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Retersburg, We.

Petersburg, We.
49,
nHs. BERG = co. have received dsIiag
- the pressal ussk TEX PlA80 fOkTkAs
aaoaa Walsh 10 q az and . hall oei4Ee fiane
forte, q very snPerisr sas - saf sser sees
zee. Tk.F have aow ca ksnd sery large
slack, saa wouia responsibility Fsaaest these
Ladiss and eeutismss e liilshessakh and En-
Eiroas sks ass 10 ~sal 81 ftsaes. 10 call snt
see Ihssa sas lsy iksm; ssd they sol Be Coz
siaced o. tneir Superiority % aay oiher nans-
fseiMrs. Ne ALL que . WFiltsa Nlsrraniy -
70 Ihsir saraAsiily sss keePiag - isas loagsi
lhaa aaF ssAer.
rhey hare also On hand large sssortmeni
q Music ofshe laicsi pubiiesssaa Tor fsano
aad cilsr, striass Of al salis. best tiollns'
Flutes, Aceardioas. 81 kinds of Brass lasiru.
meals Coz Military Bsnds, Drans sfali si1ss
Sc. sc.
c. Berg & Co. would respectfully reeam-
mead Their assortmeai of fiaaos ard Masie q
Principals aad Teachers q Sehaois. Aay 90
der shall be failhfallJ and promptly ssisade'
10.
Fer the eoaveaieaee Of purchasers in Nortl
caraIina, Daeior Watson Of oxfond. hasia:
kiadls eaasenied 10 act as our Agent. has nos
on hand sorae Of ouF Instruments. We shall
shortly establish agencies IN other parts o
Narsh caroliaa. knowing that whenever on
Pianos become knowa they vii BE Preterre'
20 any ssher.
Jaly IS. es-
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TEMPERAcE IN rELIIGENcE.

TEuPERACE INTELLIGENCE.
There are nine HUNDRED aud iariy Two
teeiOislsrs in The small town Of Belfast.
Maine.
la Georgetown. ID. G. The ladies have
resolved not 70 pa,ronize any groceries
wbo sell The poison.
The Washington temperanee soeiesy
OF Troy now numbers over fourteen hun
dTed members.
Out Of one hundred and fifiy.lhree sud-
den deaths in New Orleans during the
last twelve months. one hundred and
thirty were asceriained 10 be the result
Of intoxicating liquors.
A eaperancs society was formed about
month since. q, Columbus. Ohio. which
numbers eight hundred ndtweuiy mem
befs.
About eight thousand parsons have 70.
Gently become members Of temperance
society al Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tso hundred and twen,v-iwo persons
have signed The pledge 3. Hollldsysburg,
pennsylvania.
Pope Grfgory XVI is announced as q
shorough iee.o.aler, in the BAH Vindlca.
Tor.
There were seven hundred licensed
grop-shops in B.lnmore las. year. This
year, thus Gar, only foriy.six.
10 Sweden they deprive . man Of ,
right 10 vote who geIs drunk third time
The iailors in New York are abou, Or.
gsniziog temperance society on Wash
ingtonlsn principles.
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Fall and White r
NEW GOODS.

TsHE subscribers invite the attention Of the
Il pubic and their ffieads 20 their stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
They were purchased principally IN The norih
ern markets Cor cash. and will therefore be Of
fered on very reasonable terms. Their stock
consists in part Of the following articles;
Cloths Of various kinds.
Cloths Tor 0ver-coals.
Csssimeres, saiinets. Merinos, Prints.
Bsnnets. Ribbons. Hats. Caps. Shoes.
Ssddlery. Hardware, &c. &c.
Their Goods are Of the latest style. They re-
Speciality reqaest q call, IS they think they
can give satisfaction.
ELI MURRAY a co.
November rs. CO.
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WASHINGTON.

A2kihT shaI had great infafRes ihAas
fsrnsiiaa q Washingiaais ehlfssisf. snd
an securing ssrosss - ne. WsssAsl Esfy
.sssly he sdspird eads o. syslsn = rulsi
.ofbshs.issr. Thss wss fsanl smoag his
paprrs sIlsf IA deslh. a. his osa land
mnliar. ed sritsa 81 ne age a lhiFtssa.
I.ill give yea q s~ sTlrsets Inn this
cods q msbnsrs. 90 rides 81 eOadseE
KxTRkcTs-
Every scs0a - eoaPsay asEhi o %
~i.h ssns siga q resPeei . those Pre-
seni.
Bsns fsnerer. usishsr play wish any
one th.l delights nai a be played san.
Rs.d No Isrsrs. books. OF PaPsfs. 40
xonpasy.
Cons noi ps.r iks books OF papers Of
anashsr 80 a. 20 read Them.
Lask MOI over snoiksr whsn he . wrii-
ing lsasr.
Lea yaar eosnlea.Des be cheerful. op'
A serious matters be grave.
She's nOI yourself glad Al aneshsfs
mislostsss.
Lea yeur diseoarss ~ilh0lhsrs o. mai'
isrs 81 business be shosl
lis good manners 70 lei others speak
FIRST.
Strive not with your ssperiors in srga.
meat. bot be modest.
When . man does al he can, do not
blame him though he succeeds mol well.
Take sdmaailioa thaEkfally.
BE not hssiy 10 believe flying repssis
% the injury Of another.
Ia your dress. be modest. and consult
yosr condition.
Play no, The Peseoek, looking ssisly
n yourself.
|, 10 better % be alone. lhan IN bad
company.
L., your Conversation be without ma
lice of envy.
Ugs No, yosr friend W discover .
seerrt.
Break NOT . lest where none take plea.
sure In mirth.
SPEAK not injurious words either in
sec, &c earnest
Gaze not on the blemish Of others.
When snolhsr speaks. be attentive.
Be not apt 70 relate news.
BE not eufiods 20 know the .saairs Of
others.
Speak not evil Of the absent.
When you speak Of God. let il ever be
Nth fsverenes.
Labor TO keep alive in your heart that
spark Of heavenly Gre ciled conscience.
Such are some of those rules that
Washington wroie out in fair hand Al
shktsen. Mos, af desc rules turn on
ose great principle, which 10. that you
treat others with respect; ,hs, you are
tender of The feelings. and nights. and
eharsesrs of others; that you do 70 Others
D You!would have others do % you.
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ThesNssie,,a Inirilieenesr. 10 speak
ing Of the dnlngs Of the Bsl,imors Tempe
ssnce delegates. states that in The counties
of Washington. Athens and Morgan. three
iha1sapd individuals have signed the
pledge Of eulIre abstinence. Phe shole
number who have taken The pledge in the
state of Ohio 10 consequences Of The Lave
movements. 10 sbou. thirty thousand.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
10 February Term, 1912.

Thomas MKes aud William Cor. 1
biu, sin.inisiraiUrs. and others, 'e".'o , 70
=. w. N.aa.
Nathaniel Sfsrst, and eihsrs. , NegfOes'
y this case, IL having beea made 10 appear,
according 90 Law, that the defendants, Ma
lhsnirl Stewart. aud Simon Couch and Polly
his wife, are not Inhabitants Of this state; o. is
therefore ordered. ihxs publication be made for
SIX weeks suecessively in the Hillsborouah Re.
corder, for said defendants to spp.H al the
next term of this Court. 10 be held Cor the
c"uniy Of o ange, Al the court house in Mills
borough. on the fourth Monday Of February
next, Thea and there 20 plead. answer, or de-.
muir 10 said petition, af the same will be taken
pro eoattsso, and heard sr psrse.
JOHN TAYLOR. c. c. c.
Price adv. r. so. Of