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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-23

COMMISSIONERS SALE Of VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
John EuH against Ebcnczer Zane and Others,
2. Young Smith a. Co. same,
3 Leonard, Semple& Co same,
4 VIM White. same,
; Marcus Wilson Admsvs. same,
s. David Melville. snmJ.
James Irwin same.
3 George Daily, ". same,
Q A. g. s Blilie. same.
10. G. a. A.W Johnston, same.
By virtue Of she DEGREES pronounced by the nudge
or the circuit superior court Of law anJ chsncery
Tor the county ofOhio. iu me aboyc causes ut the
last fall term ui the said Court the undersigned act.
ing rs Commissioner under the sand decrees will.
ou "Wednesday The Slh Gar Of June. 1912 Chat being
court dav. 1J tho front d1ss 81 the Court House Of
said county oHr ipr s1ic. eli ibe right utIe aud in.
icrrsf of fhc said Ehcuczcr Zlnc IN aud to the r.
land in The Ohio River. opposite the city Of wheel
rrg. being ibc Northern p1rtJu thereof The same
will be sold bod I1js Of ten acres each nr such pr
rrn Of s1id Island belonging to sli Jane will te
aId is will be- sufirent 90 satisfy TIC debts interest
lnd COSTS in said dcrrccs respectively mentioned
Terms q -aic VIII be- ipr cash. 1s to sI much as
viii he necessary tD pay 81 one SIKH OF ho ar1rHfs
dscrccI iu the Ii aui 2ud OF cid r5u,rs 1ud lHr
payment of orc.6hh pf the amounts JecrcrI .1 fhc
&c., 4h 5th Oh g. 7th orsaiJ eaus,s; snd The ray-
/ mont of one-fpuuh ~ The amo1nis iccrced in fbc
sfh OH anil tO.hor sad causes; aud fp fhe
/ balance Of the ru-rbrsc money. credit oi 8. .
,,d q roY1fha-.vgh interest from The dnv 81 .nls
/ Tho pu-chaser giving bpD5s. wrth good security
s,r Inc deferred payments aud the title retained on
GI tbe same are paid.
Nv. MITCHELL. Depuw SIT
ord Comf in he behalf
] wheeling Hay , isf
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UBLIsHED TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AT TAX CORNER or UNION AND WATER SITS.
WHEELING VA

A
WHEELING. VA.
TxnMs-The Tr-wsekly Paper is published ON
Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Saturdays, at s. per an.
.sn ia advance, or So at tho end Of the year 50
Eor six months No subscriber received for a less
erm than ak months.
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times.
il published on Wednesday ut 81 so per aRnum
In advance, or 50 IL not paid within month
from the beginning ofihe eur Non subscribers
will be received, except such 8 pay in advance.
Asr months 81 so is invariably charged. No
sess riber received less than six months.
and no paper discontinued. ex:ept at the discretion
sfths Publisher. until all arrsarugvs are paid.
TERMS OF ApvrRTIsISs.
1a slqvare hree n sc rtiOns % ri 0ss, 500
DO two weeks, belngsinsertions. 100
Do three weeks, so
Do month, 90
Do two months, 90
Do threemonths, 90
DO six,months, 90
Do eight months, 10 90
Do twelve months, IL W
1r Advertisements handed in wIthoHt specific
der will be published I'LL forbid aud charged 81
fsr tArss insertions aud IS cents for every subse-
scent insertion. So also with all advertisements
ordered till forbid.
The proces diRss OF the city council. city ordina-
nsss and orders. gularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the Office Of publication Of the
Wheeling Times g. Advertiser, is JOB & BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE, where may bo had on fav-
ora 'le terms, Blanks TO order, Cards, Hnndbills,
Show Hills. sc done in the neatesi style and ON
short notice.
For sale at the Compiling Room OF the Wheeling
Times and Advertiser:
CT Summons, County Summons,
Executions, Executions,
Bonds, Bonds,
Summons for Assault, Rseognizansesof
bail.
County Summons for Assault, Deeds, Leases. War
rants, Sereants' Bonds, Declarations q forms)
Bills of Lading. Pedlar's Notes. Notes Of NJ. &
nj. Bank, Notes Of ". w. Bank. Checks Oh all the
banks. bound and plain. &c. &c.
FIRE Il MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
DIRECTORS ron IS42.
is Shriver Samuel Neel Joseph Morrisol
Jmos cI.ure Sobieski Brady. John GOshOrn.
William Paxton, Charles ID Knox, Thomas
is sHRIvER Presidential LAMB, Agent
Capital Sto * sIo),OO). Office Il Main street
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Capita. Stock 81; $50
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
X NJ coy. Treasurer.
DREeroRs-M0rgan Nelson John MMul-
Lou, Joseph Morrison, Robert Crange, sam el
Ott John Clarke, Jonas Crumbaeker. lanes
- Ibsrts.
Discount day-Thursday OF each woek-Of
fee on Milan street, next door below Tie HiT2 min
Hotel
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital Stock S33OOO
20. THOMAS HUGHES, President
Il NJ Coy, Secretary.
Dire ~tors-Danel Lrmb, James II Forsyth, |
WIN r Peterson. Morgan Nelson John McMul |
Jan, Robert Gra2gle, alexander Paxton, /
Once in the Wheeling SayingsIq stitution next |
dor below The Virginia Hotel
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CONSUMPTION! CONSUMPTION,
DIR DUMCAN,S

EAfEC TORANT REMEDY
> an in'allable remedy for arresiing pulmonary
- consumption. colds, coughs. splitting of blood
difhculty Of breathing bronchitis soreness of th
JIIoat ana dihcult expectoraiiOn, weaknesses
ueOuty, hvcr crplaint and all iher affections oi
oII nature. This medicine has a de
iI'ue9 advantage ever most preparations of the
hILnd' as u regulates the bowels and strengthens
the constitutions; and does not bind no the svs.
~, anu anu encourage lntemperance as most of the
,Ieui t mes DO, by the fatal opiates and alcohol
combined in them
such medicines have great tendency TO bring
misery and distress and even death noon nanS
eiii-ens. We find by the weekly records ~ he
JUS OF mortality. that three fOurths of the human
souls VINO so suddenly departed from their dear.
ola ai ~ destroyer consumotion. when very many
could nave hcen saved If they had used a p.oneT
mealclnc, Fellow beings who yet dwell with us
ana are afflicted with the premonitOry svnntoms
OF this disease. procure mediateIv Dr bnpcnns
rNpeciprant Remedy before u be too late and
not DC LED TO believe that such symptoms will
so 10. pas o, without iheuse of proper medicine.
oy sueh negligence you may be soon led to know
your tolly One bottle may at the first attack n.
sufhcent. Pamphlets giving full treatlse nc.
company the medicine.
Price 81 per bottle
9iilcc no 10 North Eighth ST. Philadelphia
20; sale by JOHN FISHER,
mar :. Wheeling, Va
SHERMANS POOR MANS PLASTER
WE best strengthening plaster IN the world.
II and sovereign remedy for nainso or went.
ness IN the back, Ions, sIde breast neck limbs
joints, rheumatism, lumbngo. ETC.
Severalpersons have called at the wareh Ouse
10 express their surprise and thanks at the al
most miraculous cures these pla ucrs have eflec-
ted, '''''
Joseph W Hoxie Esq, who had been so afllic-
ted with rheumatism, as TO be unahl. 10 d,eSs
himself without assistance, was enabled after
wearing one only enenight, To get up alone in
TIE motnlsg, put on his clothes, and call Al our
Office with eyes bcaming with iov. and histon1us
pouring lorth the Sadness Of his heart at the sud-
den and signal relief he had received from Tins
best of all re"ledlcs.
MIR David Williams of Elizabsihtowa. NJ
an old revolutionary soldier, was so afIlic led with
rheumatism, that he could scarcely htlp himself
i hcse plasiers entirely cured him.
Price only - 10 cents Der plaster
For sale by CHAPLlNE & PRYOR,
Union Street,
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NEW AUCTION ROOMS.

No. III. Main STREET
IN J. b. PENTONEY aud GEORGE HARRi.
IL son have associated themselves in business
ns GENERAL AGENTS. AUCrIONEERS, and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. nader the firm of
PENTONEN a. HARRISON, and respect.
fully solicit consignmcnts of all descriptions of pro-
perry which will he Promptly sold and immediate
return of sales made. nov.
NOTICE-R. G. Bonhnm having withdrn wn
IN from the house Of Auerhury Caldwell. a. Co.
the business viii he continued by w b Auerbury
and James Caldwell as heretofore under the firm
Of ATTERBURY, CALDWELL. e. Co.
dec %
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SOMETHING NEW AND Truly
INTERVENING

NL Gus news for the United States and Zoe
'" T. ticnds Of Liberty and Truih over The
whole n, MESSAGE Rom the King Of
KINGS, by special messenger.
Tbs message brings 10 view aud points out
mOuCutous events that will shortly take pace on
earth, which will restore The Jew TO their oyVn
Ian &. whieh will destroy the encnlies of Cnrist's
Government aud Church, and esteblish his kInz
dum on earth over all the work. Of his hands.
This message IS just published and may be Oh.
tanned az toe book store Of Mr. JOHN FISHER
n applied for soon, az ~ is not ukelg the cOues
now polished will remain long On hs aI4
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SEVERAL HOUSLS in different paris ofthc cit,
- Apply TO NJ NELSON
rnar 26-3t
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C.ARPETING AND RIGS

Auctioneers, City Auction Rooms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

mschsnie slll not fsl % choose such q
companion % may moi shams he sons
anc dsngheFs IN lhsl coming age. whsn
30 igaofssl AnerieaR shall he 90 losslls
Esh.
Assy wilh a.snting. eissIias. dane
lae. squsadsrisg, pessish. fsshisa hualing
sises. The woman Of lhis slasp 10 .
poor confessr when he POOR husband 10
siek or bankrupt. Give me The house vile.
whO can be >. help mate" 70 her Adam:
-" For nothing loselier eaa be found
II woman, thsa "a siudy household good,
And good wsrks in her husband 10 promote
| have such mechanics vile in nv
minds eye; gentle ss he anlslspe; m
turing Is he bee; joyous % The hans,;
neat. punrlusl. modest. soa6sing. She
10 patient. bui rssolule; aiding in cegasel,
revising 10 troubles. sssr poianns out The
srshlss, aide. and coneeaIlng aching bal
her own sorrows. She loves her home,
bslissing with Milton, that
.Ths wife. where danger and dishonor lurks.
Safest and seemliesi By her husband stays,
Who guards her, Or with her the worsl en-
d1resn
The place Of woman 10 sminsnly =
the Gre side. llissi home that you nus
see her. 10 know ubo shs 10. Il 10 les,
material whs. she 10 abroad; but What oh,
10 IN The family cIrcls 10 all important 4
10 bad merchandise 10 any department, .
trade. 10 pay q premium for olher msn'i
sPinions. In mslrimony. he Who sslee,'
wife for The applause or wonder Of hi
nr'g hbors. 10 10 fair way towards do
mesIic bankruptcy. Hasing got q wife
there 10 but one rule--HosoR AND Low
HER. Seek 10 improvs her undtrslssdln.
aud heart Strive 10 make her more an.
more such an me IS you can rordIall,
respect Shame on The brute in man.
shape whocsa sfroni or vsI, mol 10 go,
neglect. the semsn ~ho has embsrke,
with him Tor lifs, /" for better. for worse.
and whose happiness, IL severed from BIZ
smiles. mus, BE- unnatural and monsuCns
In fine. am proud Of nothing IN Amsriel
so much - eur American wives.
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a MRRMAIn.

We take The following description 81 .
Msrmsid. from ihe Philsdelphls Ledger:
A mermaid We have seen. not in the
sllurinE gafb and seductive form rrpTessn-
Ted in lbs picture bosks. vilh an angels
face. which the Nsiad beauty herself ena-
mossd Of. 70 delightfully."- gazing u IN .
looking glass made by some sUb-msrins
mechanic. probably her lover; the msr-
maid ~s saw has nons Of these aiifae-
tions. bul 70 ss ugly little monster %
VAS ever seen. resembling more IN sp-
pssranes shout The upper part Of the bo.
DIV summarized monkey than an angelic
fish. Sull The monster 10 ons oflhs great.
est cuIiosilies Of the day. TWAS caught
near the Fejes I'lsnds, snd taken 10 Per.
nsmbuca. where IL Was purchased By an
Enslsh gsnilemsn. named Griffin, who
is making a.eollertion ~ rare and curious
things for The British Museum. or some
other cabinet oi eurioslies. The animal.
fish. fesh. nr whatever il may be. /. about
thres feet long. and the lowsr part Of 10
body 10 . peflscily formed fish, but ir"m
The brsas, upwards this character 10 Lost,
and IL ,hen. approaches the humsn form
or rather that Of the monkey. Il has ,
PAIR Of perfectly formed breasts, arms. aud
hands; ,hs latter resembling the human
hand more Than . monkey's, Nth whi,s
nsils on the 6ngsr.sats. The hssdis a.
so larger Than The monkeys head. though
shaped somewhat like u; The tnp 10 bald,
but the aides are covered with hair,
which extends down even upon the mech
Ike The wsll trained rineIef OF some faiI
dimssl. The checks, eyes, and lips all
bear resemblance 10 humanity, excspl
the chin. which 10 deficient. The animal
is nos IN charge Of . gentleman =, Jons.
Hotel. who was about 10 lesve for New
York yesterday afternoon. Il 10 worthy
Of the notice Of The na,urals,s Of this city,
though the owner has refused 10 exhibit
u publicly.
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stnes we Do nnl mean that error 10
judgment 20 wkieh ne best mea ere
lisble. and whirh csn.ol be msasured BY
any maral ruls; sui error arising from lhs
want at proper care or due eonsidsrslion.
All such reconsideration in prcgnissy
sfsirs have lhs nature 81 sin. Bot here.
under this hfaa. We shall End many ..f.slls
which 30 lean 10 slrsae's side." that
u will be d,fiienll 70 sumnsn up covrsRs
10 rrprovs them. Fer there are many
inPrndent debts, proceeding from .
generosity Of Opposition. OF an impulsive
benevolehrs. which ne find il hard 10
condemn. even where il runs into excess.
Obligations Of this sort frequently occur
IN eommsreisl communities, where To-
darssmsnts OF sureIyshlps are eonmos.
But whenever, BY such indorssmeas. q
man seriously sndsngsrs The interest ol
third parties, Or even The welfare al his
own family, he cdends against The role
Of the text. wserani hal endorsements.
surely-ships and loans. fairly rank smsss
chtislian charities. and Thai hey ought
not IL oil cases 70 Be Stunned. BY those
who are engaged 10 worldly stTslrs.
Nay. such obligations ara moi only among
the ne'ghbstly reciPsoei,ies Of lfe. 30
they are Ihe vehicles oi connsres--ae.iss
trade could not veil be carried on without
them. Bot when imprudsnce Is mad,
chsrioiser, there 10 more danger Of driving
over the bee, inleress Of society ihsn 0
protecting Or promOling them.
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CHAPTER AND VERSE OF FACT

CHAPTER AND VERSE OF FACT.
I. A Wing Congress tried TO &c, .
Fiscal Corporation. Mr.. Tyler wouId'n.
LEI 'em have il.
Q They tired 10 get IL in another form.
lie wouldn't let 'em have that. ~
3. They uied TO accommodate each of
these plans TO his views. But it wouldn't
do.
4. They tried to save The revenue from
the 30th OF June. ull Tariff bill could be
passed. But he would'n, let 'em.
s. AL this assumption Of power By the
Acting President has prevented the es,ab
lIshment Of a National Fiscal Agent, the
restoration of the currescv, aud Grippe
the Government oi oil revenue, while il
is in debt, without . penny in the Trss
sury!
8. The spshot Of The whole is. that we
have a powerlsss Government, and We are
a nation Ill in debt, with nolhing TO pay,
and nothing 10 do!
z. Every "bjec. Of the political revolu
ton OF 1910 has been prevented by one
man!
Screen phisls Of wrath poured out upon
a nation ~ 90 brief time!
True Hh;g.
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THE ROOM wrru THE LlGHar IN 1T

THE ROOM WITH THE LlGlIGr ~ 1T
The foregoing snscdois 10 only equal
led BY On occurrence that took place IN
early times. in Tennessee. in which Gen.
Jackson. tshsn a young man was one of
the pr'ncIpsl actors. The ~ti,er heard
the story often in the lawn where The oc
euuencs iook place. The General was
riding the circuit st lhs ,ine referred TO,
ss lawyer, and Court wss sitting in the
IiIlls town 81 R. now not much larger.
IL was . pleasant summer evening. and a
group Of gen,legen Of The bar was stand
ing in lroniof the only tavern in The place,
engaged in discussing the news ri the
day, When stranger rode Up TO the door
Of the tavern aud dlsmcun,sd. There
was much oil The dandy inhis appearance.
lie stalksd into the house, looking nei'h-
er to the RICH, or Left and paid nosl,en,ion,
Whatever, To The friendly greetings Of tie
gentlemen before mentioned. The house
was kept BY an aged widow lady, who
was respected and esteemed BY all who
knew her.
The important gentleman soush, her
presence. and dcmsnded. rather than re
qsestsd. :. A room 10 hImsrlf, aud light
IN ~" Mrs. X. politely informed him
that ss Couri VAS then ss,IIns, and her
house vas senewhat crowded, IL ~ould
be Impossible 10 accemmoda,e him in the
way pi"pssed, but ihst lie could have .
room. if he weuld share il with another
gentleman. This lie refused; and finally
became so insolent and sannying in his
remarks upon the ant Of accommodation.
that the lady sentfor General Jackson, as
one in whom che could con6de, and re-
quesisd his advice. To HIM she stated
tia case, and he desired her to leave the
matter to him. lie ininea,ately lock a
servant and made hin enter The l,.tls log
corn crib, rake the corn all an ons eide,
and sweep the aoor. The lightso much
wanted, vas placed on The floor. The
entrance was a hole sbou, Two fsetsqusre,
with door. or shuusr. which fastened
with q paddock. The General then re
paired to The grea, msn, and t"ll him HE
room was ready. With q light in IL! The
grinning darky took smother light and
preceded him, while the General. with
due difference, brougk up the rear. Jack
led him 10 Tie bole. Al which he stopped.
with very manifest tokens Of rage.
There's your room," said the Gesersl!
Don's keep US wallins" " DO you
mean TO insult msl" s,ammersd the stran.
ger. as he encountered the h,shing eyes
al the Gsnstal rive,ed upon him. "Gei
IN SIR! (was I'll the rsply) or by The Eser.
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THE BOUNDARY ANDADINNER.

The Washington correspondent. oil the
New York Union says: | have me, with
q friend who has given me some accou n,
Of the dinner, at the dwelling the Secre
iary Of State, on Saturday, IN crlebra-
ton Of the se, lemens OF the North Eas,
Boundary question. The President, the
whole Cabinet, Lord Ashbur,on aud suite.
Mr. Fox and suite, the Commissioners
from Maine aud Massachusetts,, . few Sc
majors, and those Of The gentleman ensag-
ed in tile Mouth Eastern Boundary eur
,eys ,hcu in the cry. Major Graham and
Capt. Talce,', made up the company
The mos. harmonious and peaceful spirit
prevailed. Mr.. Webster gave q toas,--
"Qusen V,csaria! Long may she continue
to reign over prosperous and happy
people," Lord Ashbur.en gave. The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

a'e'dsd . ts very ssl Of saving thea.
ana nos nus COED man 10 hanbls cir
esnsishfss mslda fsr his lanily wssh
three Suns. se lqnol hsls woadrr,nx
thsi there are not ar. ..s,,. ~ Al :
wrek. He -hs ssssAbs sum s.,y as,
oaly pay bis o.n wsy. s, hsle he n.
flieIed. and subscribe 10 " -. h,..xa.
lent saciesiu. 10 short, h -
mercy 70 lhonssnds IN lhis \ IA .,a
he may help them on their way !. III.
yer.
The above esleulslisn 10 from IN
Iish paper. and me interest 10 rsrkos,
~ sbaui one-hslf Tho rate IN ihis rounsrs
Ia man here wsIs n cave Oh sesk d.
ring The time shove specified. he ~euls
Al seventy. one. be worth nearly s2o.o 90
provided the interest be computed arm
annually a Q per cent. per snnun.
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OWE 10 MAN ANY THING.

From . sernom on this text. By The
Rsv. jobs 4. Brooke. Rector Of Chrisl
Church. Cincinnati. Ne select The follow
|ins passages
This debts forbidden by The text are
oil those which in ihemseivrs violate the
lac Oflsve. % directly lead 70 sseh sio
Iation.
Many debts Of this general description
We may classify after the following man.
ner, wa: Debts Of pilfd dishonssiy--
debts Of ararieious speeuiaiiOn--debis d
paniiy-dsbfs Of imprudsnee. lie, u.
simplify each Of these divisions. And IN
dsing so. We shall Of course be compelled
TO leave much space 10 be filled by our
own rsnscuons.
l. Debts of wiJful dishonesty. BY such
we nssn pscunisry obligations entered
into 9th no ssI,led intention IL discharge
them, or without tho probable means oil
satisfying Them. To contract Q debI
with no seneus intention Of paying IL. 90
q plain lnfraetion Of the commandment.
Thoo shalt not stesl"!-sna The man
Who does SO, deserves 10 be placed on
q footing Of nosal honesty with The con-
mon ieIen. Nsr 10 il much less dlshon
esI 10 Iacsr debt without the probable
meas. "f sesiing il.
2. Debts ofaudricious speculation. By
specula'iua, We mean any bargain or co.,
tract in which The chances. humanity
speaking. are againa success, OF evea
where the probabilities ere nearly baIsnc-
ed. To procure the endorsement Of ,
nsighbor to engage IN such Q venture, or
even TO risk our own means in il, whsn
ss are in debt. so as To jsapsrd the in
teresl u creditors. 10 wrong. II is = Vi
oIa,ion Of The law Of love. Ills no, do
ing yn'o others as he would they should
do unto him. Eos 10 hazard the property
nf another, in q speculation. without bis
full knowledgs saI consent. is as contrary
to sound principles as il would be 10 isks
| his ,IunGs 10 q gaming table, and there
risk then for our own assriciuus gain.
For all such speculation 10 but q species
Of gaming: il produces and fosters the
sane restless, uneasy, in.aliaie splril--a
spir I uhich can 10 no wise be harmo-
nized with the temperate bsnesoleni
| sp.it Of The gospel. Il is sdmiued that
in all scuse commerce, there must be
more or less Of risk aud consequent loss
Of time. But there 10 a fair liae oil
dem arcalion between sr,uous commerce.
aud vicious speculstion. or between in.
dIci"us investments aud hazardous ex-
pcrIments.
3. Debts Of Udniiy. By which we
mean debs contracted or N maintained for
The sake Of vain show or TO crafty What
is called 10 the scriptures the" lust ot
the eye and tho pride Of l,fs." How FAT
opnlent christians nay indulge them.
selves IN such things as splendid man
SONS, elegant fur.iture and costly apparel,
va do not undertake - determine. But
whate,er may be said of the use Of such
Injuries By those Who have ample means,
The use Of them by persons OF limited
resources. i. clearly indisrrcrt. And
when IT either compromises or seriously
endingers the interest oi creditors. u u
an ss.iasale 1 uesp SIS upon The rrlne'ple'
oG thc text.
4 D;Jls 81 inpruisaee. By imPfu'
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We find the lullowipg paragraph in the
Brunswicksr. paper published 20 I,ruHs-
sick. MsiEe. The gentleman alluded 10
- having msds restitution 10 now an en-
'erpfising merchant Of Boston:
PrnisUorihy .aci.--Abou, sixteen
years slnrs. Q lad 10 nsighboring Town
Iihsn only 8 or 10 years Of age) ssa the
means ol njnring The COW Of = poor man
in the vicinity, which resdsrsd her u,c
less to Tie family, and thereby grss,ly
abridged their means OF support. Not
long alter. he LEFT home TO seek his for-
tune. He established himself - clerk
IN Boston, and being Of an eaIsrprising
turn, rapidly made his way in The world,
aud acquired q handsome property. A
lev days ago. he accidentally fell IN with
The individual whom he had injured in
his early days, and Invited him into his
counting room. Alter reminding The la,
ter OF The circumstances, ssd eonfsssins
himself az the author Of the injury, he
went into . briei calculation, including
interest," &c. to the present time, and &C.
nerously handed him check for the full
amount. Such an sci deserves honorable
mention, az remarkable exception to the
prevailing selfshness Of the present
day"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

II q man. tweniy-one years OF age, be-
gan tn ssss nns dnllsr a week, and put i.
a, iuisrss, avery year. he would have. at
81 years Of sge. $3.50; Al Al. oil $50; a,
81. SO $50: al OIL, SO. I5O; ALL, 81 500.
When we look al these suns, and when
We think bow much temptation might be