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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-03
RULES.

In consequence Of the changes made necessary
by the Act Of the General Assembly, passed at the
late Session. whereby Term of the Supreme
Court is required 10 be held at Morganion, and the
period Of holding one of the Terms at Raleigh is
altered the Judges of the Supreme Court find il
proper make and publish the following Rules:
|. All applicants for admission 10 the Bar must
present themselves for examination within the
first Two DAYS Of :he respective Terms.
ii. All Causes. which shall be docketed before
the eighth day of term, shall stand for trial dur
ing that term AN appeals which shall be 'docketed
afterwards, shall be Iried continued at the op-
ton of the Appellee. All Suits in Equity, trans
ferred 10 this Court for hearing, and not docketed
before the eighth day Of term, shall be continued
at The option Of either party. .-... ..--.
III. During the Two first days of the term, the
Court will hear motions, and try causes by consent
the term the Court will proceed regularly with the
dockeus; rst with that of the State secondly, the
Eooity and thirdly, the Law causes. --.
- IV For the Court held at Raleigh, the Clerk will
docke, the causes in the following order, namely
Those from the fifth Circuit shall be placed first,
then those from the fourth Circuit, and so on 10 the
first Circuit. .....
v. For the Court held at Morganton, the Clerk
will docket the causes in the following ORDER name
W: Those from the Seventh Circuit shall be
placed first then those from the sixth Circuit, aHd
then those from other Counties.
vi. When causes called, they must be tried
or continued. unless for special cause the Court
should extend the time for :he argument, and ex-
cept that Equity causes under reference may be
kept open a reasonable time for the coming In OF
the reports and fling and arguing exceptions.
,---- E. B. FREEMAN, Clerk. a.
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NIARSUAI,,S SALE.

TN virtue OF writ Of rndioni erponas issued out from
the clerks office of the circuit OF the District OF CO.
umbia for the county of Washington, and to directed,
shall expose public sale for cash, Wednesday, the
18th day of MAY next the front door of the courthouse
said COUNTY O'Clock, p m, the following property, Wis
Lot No 3d. in square A, in the city of Washington 'front.'
ing IS feet 3d west and containing square
feet.
Lot No 49, square A, in said city, fronting 25 feet on
Pennsylvania avenue, containing 2,l75 square feet.
Lot No "a, in square A. in said city, fronting % feet,
Pennsylvania avenue, containing 3i05 square feet.
Lot No 49, in square A, in said city, fronting rs feet
Sd west containing $500 square feet with the inn
provements thereon.
Seized and levied upon the property of Henry f. Rie
and sold to satisfy udicals No to October term lsA IN
favor of Thomas Sewall.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April I2-dts Marshal of the District OF Columbia.
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Sale OF Public Land. North Carolina.
THE President and Directors OF the Literary Fund OF
Il North Carolina, offer for sale upwards of
FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES
of swamp land, situate in Hyde county in said State,
bacng the region lying between Abemarle and Pamlico
Sounds
These lands have been drained great expense under
the direction of sku engineers, by of the legsa
tue and are believed to be now in condition to be cleared
and cultivated.
This drainage has been effected by two main canals viz
Pungo Canal extending from the lake to the river both OF
that name, 81 miles in length, with average width at
gator Canal from the lake of that name, Pungo river
miles long, with average width at bottom of 30 feet,
lateral diches They are therefore, nnvgable for bat
teaux--one emptying into Pamco Sound Their mouths
are accessible to sea-going vessels
large portion of land abounds in juniper, cypress, and
other valuable timber for which the forest OF Eastern North
covered with and bamboo, and in the estimation Of
the engineers who surveyed it, OF great fertility 1t is
therefore considered to offer peculiar inducements both to
grain farmers and the of shingles slaves, heading,
&c &c. and with excellent juniper water is thought to be
favorable to health than parts of the low country
To emigrants arriving in the ports of the United
States in unusual numbers, especially those from Holland
respects these lands will afford soil as fertile as any in
the northwestern States with to the sea and
the great markets of the world for its productions, and
within three days sail of New York.
credit of one, two, and three years, will be given to
purchasers, on bonds with approved security and the titles
will be warranted but deeds will be withheld until the
final payment OF the purchase money 80
The President and Directors of the Literary Fund will
attend the shantee Pungo Canal on the 10th day OF
May next and will offer much 5000 acres OF said land
for sale public auction in quarter sections of l60 acres
each the aforesaid and may if there be sufficient
inducement continue said sale the two following days,
until the whole body, $4,000 disposed of
constructing TURNPIKE ROAD from Plymouth, in
Washington county, to point near Pungo river
the general assembly, ratified 10th day of January 1871.
Given under my hand, the executive Office the city
L . WILL A. GRAHAM, Gov. n. C.
And otFcio Pres. of Literary Fund.
II. w. GRAHAM, Sec. to Board
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

BARNES 81 MITCHELL, at their new Dry Goods Store
receipt of extensive and complete sup
ply of cheap spring goods large majority of which, hav
places will be sold least twenty-five per less than
those bought in the regular way We would respect
to their buy of will be to sell the
goods We name in part, the following, viz:
yard ofhindson,e style and colors warranted wash
cases 1000 yards, "A wide French organdie do, at
case ,2Ooya' rich embroidered lawns entirely new
2cases 1880 yards lawn singlams, unusually cheap
cases, 1000 yards handsome style Manchester and
case, 1000 yards, linen ginghams among the
lot for second mourning
case, 800 yards, new and handsome style bereges,
for dresses, very cheap
case, 200 yards, French balzarne
10 pieces new and handsome style Monterey mousse
lines, for spring wear, at % cents per yard
2cases new and beautiful style Polka muslin dresses,
10 pieces handsome style wash silks, very cheap
10 do do silk plaids
IL do handsome spring style fancy dress silks
10 do Bregour plaids, new and handsome article
for dresses
20 do Lima plads, cheap
30 do A fine French chintz
Also, cases, 5000 yards, fancy prints, of new and
beautiful styles.
In mourning goods, we have lust received
30 pieces aPacas at prices twenty per cent less than
10 pieces Lupins black and bue-back bombasins1
Is do black bereges and balzurnes, plain, satin
Stripe and plaid
10 do black and white balzarine lawns, beautiful in
style
% do plaid and striped, black and white gnghams,
uncommonly cheap
Love wells and hhndkerchiets, &c.
- dozen linen-cambric hankerchiefs, at 12a cents
Likewise complete of every other price
20 dozen ladies' silk neck ties
Gloveskd, silk lise thread, cotton, and every other
kind
Also misses gloves
Ribands, French flowers, for bonuets, &c
In hosieries we have assortment OF every kind
$50 pieces Irish linens bought very cheap, and will be
sold small profit
Also, linen sheetings, table diapers brdeye diapers,
Russia diaper, and every other article that be
called for in linen goods
100 pieces plain, plaid and striped Swiss, null, book,
and jaconet musins, in prices from l2t 37a cents
per yard
In sIawls our assortment is complete, embracing
White and colored embroidered Canton Grape
Satin-stripe berege, thread, net wood
Plain black, and coored silk, with many other kinds
mention
The ladies will please favor with call.
March 3I--3tawu BARNES IL MITCHELL.
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Rose Hill for Sale.

n THE subscriber offers for sale this desirable and val
HEIDI liable estate, containing hundred and sixty
eight acres the residence of the late Mr. Hay Taiafero,
lying the Rapdan river, in the county of Orange five
north of the Courthouse, fifteen miles from the ives
terminus of the Louisa Railroad Gordonsvile, and
lh rty five miles above the of fredericksburg
1t often than estate is in market possessing SO
many advantages 1t is productive healthy, we-waered,
and good neghborhood convenient to two God man
ufacurng mills gristmils and sawmls and should the
Rapdan river opened which there Is but little doubt,
value VIII be greatly increased The improvements
this farm very desirabecon listing ola commodous
stables all ofwhch in good repair, It Is
desirable sell privately and persons requested to
visit and examine it but should be sold by Thurs
day Goth of May next, it will then be offered for sale
the premises the highest bidder at public auction
known.
N b. If sale is made privately before the Goth of May,
notice will be given Persons wishing purchase
fered in my absence, to Lewis y. Williams at Orange
Courthouse. u. McF THORNTON.
April l3-cplm
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 72l BROADWAY, New York,
II. II. .NOnnOk, PrODrfetOr.

THIS hotel situate in the upper and fashionable part Of
Broadway, has been enlarged, to be the most
extensive that exists.
The convenience, beauty and sa.ubrty of its position
have heretofore caused its accommodations to be onopo
lzed by permanent residents OF the city, exclude the
travelling public from participating in its comforts.
Extensive additions have been made, however, with n
view apart for visitors suites of parors and
bedrooms be retained all exclusively for them
Families from afar will find the choicest
datons of this hotel constantly apart for tem and every
will be paid render it attractive the
visitor has proved those who residing in the
vcity OF New York. have constantly, since first opening,
honored with their selection combining all the lxu
the best European hotels with the advantages of
location. Mar 26--2n
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PROPOSALS. FOR MAIL BAGS.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
compliance with the 18th section of the of Congress
egazing and making appropriations for the necessary
objects as have been usually included in the general
preparation bills without authority of law, and fix and
provide prcran incidental expenses of the departments
and onIs nhe government, and for other purposes,
aRproed'o Of August 1872 sealed proposals will be
celyed at this department. until O'clock the 3D. day of
May next for furnishing for four from the LIST day of
July next IN such quantities. and such times be
required and ordered for the mail service mail bags OF the
following description TO wit:
CANVASS MAIL BAGS.
Size No l. (a3 inches in length and 81 inches crcmn-
erence 10 be made OF canvass weighing is
the yard of 22 inches width the yarn of the fabric be
doubled and twisted, and fivc-fold.
size No z al inches in length and 4S inches in crcun-
srencc to be made OF cotton weighing Is
to the yard of "a inches width and the cloth be
IN every respect like that of the first size ofbags
Size No g. (32 inches in length and - inches in ccum
ferencc) TO be made of canvass weighing 10
the yard and the cloth be above described
These bags be made with sufficient number
Of eyeet holes, and provided with strong cord
their mouths and be marked inside and outside thus
40. s. JaH"
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~ medicine which only cures but prevents disease
capable OF great results and equally calculated be safely
used Tor apparently small ones We all know how dread
also well aware OF the seeming nsignicance OF its first
warnings or ineipiency The individual suffering from
slight pains in his chest back stomach or from occa
ona nausea dull headache extreme nervousness sleep
esness tfifng prevarcailon OF appetite, and other dis
as unimporant may not know that these mpoms,
eu 80 conempuousy are the consequences of diseased
state oil The liver which, II not remeded will lead either
70 speedy death long train of unbcarabe ills which are
khoWn by the following names Hypochondra, mania,
Guinness slow ievers epilepsy, asthma, dropsy, rheuma-
us chloras commissions, nausea nervousness, cramps
sou peurisy aundice, rritabiy and vioencc dyspep-
s Mysteries curvy, tou stomach dry coughs glandulr
affections, colds lingering throats, various dsoganz-
'ofs oil the great intestine structures and spasinodc
paints Internally erupuons hortness of BREATH heartburn
neuralgia, vital inflammation hatuence gastric fevers, &c
sometimes too, there ensues irregular action of
heart Take these pills and suffer no more
WYATT Il KETCHUM,
III Fulton ST., N. y, General Agents and sold by
CHARLES SrOTT,
March lS-3n Washington, ID. G.
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TO SUBsCRIBERS.

The OF will be entered books unless
pay Of the subso Tiption be made in advance.
Distant subscribers forward by letter the postage
which will be ana all risk assumed BY eurssves It's
safe transmission tt
The COUNTRY PAPER 10 published iwesky during the
sons Of Congress and semi weskly during the
subscriptions will be received
proportionsd 10 the above annual
certificate of remittance In payment 6r subscp
tons will he sucent receipt therefor The
notes Of any specie paying bank will be received.
POSTMASTERS and by send
aE DAILY subscrbs with $40 snclossdi avs BENZ
WEEKLY subscribers with enclosed; dive WEEKLY sub
csbers with enclosed will be entitled copy tks
edinon as they furnish us subscribers for. grsfis
terms.
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l. fork.-This new and beautiful French paper COM
meneg on Monday April 6, will be issued every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday the moderate OF 6 wear:
10 Tor six months 81 80 for three months
Devoted TO the cause OF democracy, liberty of religion and
SOFA ameloation its columns viii the exact
and copous commercial administrative, and judiciary in
ormation and original literary works of the best
go worlds consisting OF productions unpublished even in
Frances scientific, agricultural critical, and other articles
together with the Paris fashions Ne.
ne moderate price, both of subscription and advertising
ether with the quantity and interest of the contents oil
s paper are advantages possessed by other of the
Kind in the United States
Agent T. MICHARD
l9thsreet between + and O..
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WOOD AND COAL.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of
- the Clerk of the House of Represe othe United
States, until Friday the 30th Of April nst IL O'clock
meridian, for the furnishing, for the use of said House,
of TWO HUNDRED CORDS OF THE BEST HlCkO-
RY WOOD, saving the into lengths Of feet and
depositng it in the vaults of the Capitol.
Sealed proposals will also be received the place.
and until the time, for furnishing TWO HUNDRED
TONS OF THE BEST ANTHRACITE COAL, well bro
ken and screened be deposited the vaults OF Capt.
to.
Said wood and coal to be measured and weighed the
expense OF the person furnishing the same and be de-
vered and packed away before the first day of October
next. b. B. FRENCH,
April 2-dtd Clerk House Reps L. S.
[Intel1
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CtT. JOsEPIrS ACADEMY for Young LadIes,
- Enmisburg, Frederick county, Md, conducted by the
Sisters of Charity.
The course instruction. besides all the branches Of
good English education includes History, Mythology Nat
ural and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry Botany Algebra
and Geometry. The French, Spanish, German, Italian
and Latin languages taught also vocal music and the
harp guitar and piano drawing and painting, and all the
varieties OF plain and ornamental needlework.
The for board and tuition, including all the ordina
y branches of education also washing and mending bed
and bedding, and medical attendance, $3.50 per
mum.
For further particulars apply to The Mother SUPERIOR
St Joseph's House. Emmsburg." Mar IS-3w
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Nv a. GREEN. A.rtsoneer.

VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
On Tuesday, the Goth instant, shall sell on the pre-
mses at O'clock P M the desirable properly situated
residence of the late DR. Sewa being lot No OF the sub
division OF lots and e. in 400, the gfound plan
ing OF handsome threesto brick house. with dry ba Sc
ment and finished attic, carriage-house and stable.
IT Is unnecessary to anything relative location
OF the above described property, il is well be
one OF the ea!thies and situations
in complete repair.
Terms OF sale; Onehalf cash. the balance in twelve
eighteen, tweny-iour, and thirty months, the purchaser
giving notes. bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust The title is ndispuabe. A. GREEN,
April lid Auctioreer
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STANDARD Authors, rcprinted--Fne paper and large
~ type in large twelve volumes. Just imported from
London by f. FAfLOR--
Memoirs of Count Grammont and the Court of Charles
the Second, by Anthony Count ami!tonl volume 81 25.
Schlers History of the Thirty Years Wars Schles His
tory of the Revolt OF the Netherlands, and other historical
works of that auhor--2 volumes, 81 80
Life ofLoenzo de Medci, by Roscoe volume 81 2j.
Schoolgirls Philosophy OF History volume, 81 %
Scheeges Course of Lectures Dramatic Art and Lit
eratlre--l volume, 81 25
Life and Ponicate OF Pope Leo the Tenth, by Roscoe
, volumes, So so.
Mgnes History of the French Revolution, 1889 to Islt
l volume, $l %
Beckmans History of Inventions, Discoveries and ORR
gins volumes, 81 SO. April 2.
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LEATHER MAIL RAGS.

The body of the pouches be made of good and sub
santa bag leather, well tanned weighing for Nos and
less than ounces, and for the smaller Sizes less
Than ounces TO the square foot the bottom and flap TO
to be well and strongly secured with the best iron rivcts,
(tinned)
HORSE MAIL BAGS, GIN sADDLE-BAGs FoRM)
Size No Body, Al inches long, and widest parts, s6
Size No 8 Body AZ inches long, and 80 inches in
Ends Of bottoms of size No ], l2 by "a inches.
DO DO DO DO No. No. s. ), ID % By By % % DO DO
sanalbag leather, well tanned, weighing not less than
ounces the square foot; and the seams to be well and
chaie horse rider.
Proposals for furnishing mail bags and pouches made Of
CURED for peculiar service will be also received and con-
classes Wis Common bags, leather mail bags, and
eatcroof bags and pouches. Separate proposals will be
bag Of the sizes and kinds above described.
improvements in theconstruction of any of these bags,
ne and adaptation the service, well price, will be
taken into consideration in determining the lowest and best
~ All the articles contracted for to be delivered free
Of expense to the department. At one Of the following
Pittsburg Louisville Nashville, and Huntsville and bids
will be received for the supply needed for each of these
The bags to be rigdy inspected and none will be
received that shall be inferior in respect TO the spec
they to be paid for by the department.
No proposals will be considered, if not accompanied
with samples showing the construction and quality OF
terals and workmanship proposed, and also with evidence
OF the competency and ability OF the bidder to execute the
work according contract. The specimens must be
delivered this department before the LIST of May
next and will form in connection with the proposals. the
basis of the which to be entered into
before the LIST day of June next the bidder bidders
chosen will be required to give bond with sufficient sure
RES Ito be certified by the postmaster Of the place where
in they reside,) in OF double the amount OF
contract, for faithful performance of the obligations on
tered into
The proposals should be endorsed Proposals for mail
bags, and be addressed to the Postmaster General.
c. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
The National Inteigencer, Washington city Boston
POST New York Globe Pennsyanian, Philadelphia The
Argus Baltimore The Louisville Democrat; Nashville
Union, and Cincinnati Enquirer will publish the above
week for Jour weeks. March 27-law4W
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New lusic-.Just received,

THE following music is this day received and fol
sale Stationers' Hail. Pennsylvania avenue, two
doors east of 18th street. VIM FISCHER.
Oh no. we never mention her arranged a waltz.
Moscow waltz; arranged for the piano
Carnival OF Paris-gallop; by Strauss
Nightingale waltz arranged for the piano
The home that love arranged as a waltz by White
Angelo waltz by T.. l.. White
Rory OMore; arranged waltz
New stop waltz by Carlo Rosulia
Sleigh-bell waltz; by Bricher
Six Iyroean values by Hunter
The Duoro waltzes; by Labzkey
Athletic waltzes by j. L. Ordway
Invitation to waltz by Hunter
Watcher quick step; by White
Royal IRISH march; by Stephen Glover
General Taylor's quick step; by A. G. Pickens
Mountain maids quick step; arranged by Burdeu
Diaboque quick step; composed by Bohman.
April
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Pennsylvania Literary, Scientific, and Military
Collegiate Institute,

At Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
CAPTAIN PARTRIDGE would inform the public that
u the spring of this institution will commence on
Monday the 10Th of April under his personal superintend
ence, assisted by faithful and competent teachers
The institution will include the full collegiate course
with the addition of the practical Mathematics, Civil and
Military Engineering, and full course OF military science
both theoretical and practical.
The expenses for tuition, room rent board, Of fum-
ture rooms. washing, fuel, and lights hundred
and fifty one dollars per annum of torty-our weeks.
Music and fencing branches, for each of which
those who attend them charged four dollars per quar-
ter, twelve dollars for four successive quarters.
Tuition and contingent Tor day scholars, eight
dollars and twenty-five cents per quarter.
Students ndmite at any time.
NoTEGerman and French will be taught to those who
wish study them.
For further information apply to Captain Partridge, at
Harrisburg after the LIST OF April. March 20--ww6
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JUST arrived, that much sought-after auaIIty of
white pine, Al merchantabe and panel sea soned a
small lot only--he only lot, however in the market
a few barrels Of calcincd plaster.
Hemock fencing rails
Together with some seasoned "A select cuTs
The above Just landing Those who want to buy cheap
wlil lind advantage to give call before 1t is lee,
into the yard to be FILED JOHN PUki :
=, Lumberyard on 9TH street, near Centre marx.
Mar B-eo3ttS Iaw3w
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PATENT OFFICE, March rs, l947
an the petition OF John Park and William 8. Peck


~ of Westnoreland, Oneida county, New York, praying
for the extension of granted said Park and Peck
for manufacturing cotton wadding, for years from
the expiration of said patent which takes place the 10th
July, 1917,
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office, the first Monday in June IL O'clock
and all persons notified appear show cause if
they have why said petition ought be granted
Ordered also, that this notice be published Union
and National Zeitung, Washington Pennsylvania, Key
stone, aud Times, Philadelphia; Globe, New York Her
aid and Sentinel Providence and Post, Boston, once a
week for three successive weeks previous the first Mon
day OF June EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
p S. Editors of the above papers will please copy and
send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper
tanning this notice. March 26-Iaw3w