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For the Standard.
Editor of the Staadard:-


Editor of the Staadard:-
DEAR Sir: As notice from the Fayetteville o.
sercer, that volunteering is going on with great
spirit in that town and county, have concluded to
let you know what Mecklenburs is doing in that
way Besides the 9l2 men in the service Of this
State and the Confederacy-all of 200 have entered
the service of South Carolina from this county,
twenty or more having gone in the last five weeks.
In addition, we have seren other companies now or
ganizing. One, Capt R. P. Warnings is now in
camp with rs or so men; another Capt E. A. Ross,
has SIS or 80 men and goes into camp this day week;
Capt. Nichols has 40 or 30 men; Capt. j. G. Bryce
has undertaken to revive the Hornets Nest COM
pany," Commanded by Captain, now Major Owens,
in the Big Bethel fsht} and has 40 or so men /;
Capt. Jno NJ Tate has about the same number say
so men. J. A. Fox, Esq, and DR.. H. NJ. Pritchard
are also raising companies and think will succeed,
and in addition to the above, from 30 to 40 men
from here are in one of the Salisbury companies
guarding the prisoners there.
Thus, you see Meckleuburg holds up an example
for other counties to initiate, which if done will OBJ
viate the necessity of draft.
Your friend, CHARLOTTE.
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STEAM ENGINE WANTED.

a NY PERSON HAVING A BOILER OR
"A ENGINE from ten to twenty horse power may find
kind of Boiler whether Locomotive, Fue Cylinder the
length and diameter-the size Of Engine Cylinder. and
length of of Fy-u heel size and length OF
main shaft number of revolutions per minute-whether
any Heater-when and where madewhere it can be seen
and the lowest cash price at which it can De purchased
H. W. DIXON,
Collision P. O.,
Chatham Co., N. C.
Feb II, 1852. 7-w6t.
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VvHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TRACT
i of LAM, lying Haw River, in the County Of A Ia.
nance, one mile north of the Haw River House. on the
Railroad containing z acres. 81 of which well-tm.
bered, with % of bottom land. This place well
adapted to the growth of wheat CORN tobacco OATS &C.
good dwelling house, with six rooms the premises
with all necessary out houses The locality is very healthy
Terms of sale will be made easy the purchaser Address
the subscriber at Melville, Alamance. N. C.
W. A. ALBRIGHT.
Feb II 1862 WITT.
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EONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
~ DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF PAM
LEO, N. C.-February Term. 1852.
Ordered that the following terms of the District Courts
OF the Confederate States, in the District of Carroll
ma. be held at the times and places following:
boro. on the 4th Monday in May and November, 1862.
For the Distric: of Abemarle, the Court House in
Edenon, Tuesday next after the 3rd Monday in May
and November. 1862.
For the District of Cape Fear, at the Court House in
Salisbury, on the first Monday in June and December,
1862. W. NJ. WATSON,
Clerk.
Godsboro', Feb. IL, 1852. 8-w6t.
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STOP THE DESERTER.

AN THE 25TH DAY OF DECEMBER LAST,
u one THOMAS PLEASANT MYERS private in my
Company deserted fum the at Camp Mangum near
Raleigh N G. Said Myers is fair Completed. with blue
eyes, light hair, five feet ten inches high, twenytbfee
years Of age, md has stoppsge or s'ammsrng in bis
thirty dollars rsrard will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery said Myers to me at Camp Mangum or to
the military Camp in the State TO which he may DO
apprehended. Z. l.. COOK, Capt Go. b,
s6th Regt. N. C. Vols
jan AZ, 1888 A-wM
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IRON AND NAILS AT AUCTION.
Feb. Is, 1862.

IRON AND NAILS AT Auction.
an THURSDAY THE 10Th MARCH,
- 1862, at Smhhed Depot Oh N. C. r. R will be
offered to public sale for cash $4,000 lbs IRON assorted
to 10 inches; 100 kegs NAILS. to ~.
Persons attending sale via R. return same day. as
the train leaves at P. NJ going West, and r NJ. goLg
East
Wanted 200 bbls. Family Flour, cash on delivery.
W. II. AVERA,
Smith6ed, NC.
Feb. 10, 1852. s-w4t.
IS Goldsboro Tribune and Petersburg Express copy
four times and send bill to W. Il. A.
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NJ A SONIC HIGH HOOL.
OXFORD N n

THNHE FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTE
Il will commence IN the ID MONDAY in July.
In consideration Of the mperous necessity for military
education the Trustees have resolved connect to this
Institution MILITARY DEPARTMENT. which will be
under the charge of a competent instructor
The rates of tuition are US follows:
Elementary English, SIS 90
Advanced English, 90
Ancient and Modern Languages 5000
Higher Mathematics 80 90
The price of board per session is from SIS $6 nclud
ing washing and fuel
For futher particulars, see circular.
THOMAS c. TULEY,
Feb Is, 1862. s-w1Ot.
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BRITISH OFF1cERs.-The Charleston Mereu,v ~
Yesterday says: '"'s VI
=, report was current on the streets YESTERDAY
sna1 lou, British officers had arrived in Savannah
ana rendered their services to General Lee
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

vulHE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE JAN. Z, 1862
Il The College is in full operation, with complete
Faculty classes Of good SIZE and everything necessary fol
thorough Collegiate education.
Whole expenses for ten months, about $l65.
Address the undersigned at Trinity College, n G."
B. CRAVEN.
December 8, 1861. 49-wtf
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Town hLEc1loN-An election for Constable was
he'a IN the town of Graham on the 22d, and James
Ii. Holt received all the votes cast but two
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MUSIC TEACHER.

ny ADAME NJ. SPEERS, A GERMAN LADY.
1A OF several years experience in teaching Music de-
slres Situation She will also ruc in
Cnyonheads, German and French, if desired The best
OF references given. Address
MIS-. NJ. SPEERS,
roh 90 ,o.o Wilson, NC.
D' 90 iooI' lO-w5tpd.
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The STANDARD.
CONTROLLERS REPORT.

REPORT OF THE CoMPTRoLI.ER OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR END
ING SEPTEMBER 80, 1861.
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States officer commanding the Department
The ordinance then passed its second reading I'M
der suspension OF the rules, and was put upon its
third reading, when Mr.. Howard offered the follow
ing amendment:
Be 1t further ordained, That whenever the
commanding officer shall certify that the expenses
incurred by the Commissioners, under this ordi-
nance, were necessary for the State defence, the
same shall be a charge upon the public Treasury:
Provided, That application shall have first been
made to the Confederate government and they shall
have failed to assume the payment of the same SIX
months after said application.
BE 1t further ordained, That the provisions OF
this ordinance be extended to the Commissioners of
the town of Newbern and Washington or any other
town that may make the application under
similar circumstances" Adopted, after much dis
cussion.
The question recurring on the passage of the or
dinance as amended, the yeas and nays were Or
dered, and it passed its third reading.
Those who voted in the affirmative were Messrs.
Battle of Edgecombe, Battle of Nash, Brodnax,
Bunting Caldwell, Cannon, Christian, Darden,
Dickson, Durham Edwards, Ellison, Foy, Fuller,
Green, Holden, Holmes, Howard, Joyce, McDufie,
Meares Mebane Michal, Osborne, Pettigrew, Phifer,
! Reid, Rhodes, Smith of Macon, Sprull of Tyrrel,
Strange, Strong of Mecklenburg, Strong of Wayne,
Thomas of jackson, Thompson, Thornton, Turner,
Washington and Woodfn-40
| Those VINO voted IN tne negative were MeSSrS.
Allison, Badger, Battle Of Wake Berry. Brown,
Bryson, Council, Cunningham, Dick, Gilmer, Cor.
rell, Graham, Hearne, Headen, Jones Of Rowan,
Kittreli Long, Manning, Rayner, Rufin, Starbuck,
Thomas OF Carteret and Wilson-23.
On motion of Mr.. Woodfn, the Convention pro-
ceeded to the consideration Of the ordinance report
ed by the committee on Finance to provide for the
funding of Treasury notes and for other purposes,
on its third reading.
; During lengthy diseussson, sundr'y amsudmsnsu
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

Feb. II, 1852
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The Convention was called to order at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
Prayer by the Rev. Dr. Mason of the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
The journal Of yesterday was read and approved.
MIR. Battle of Wake, from select committee re-
ported IAN ordinance to encourage the manufacture
of cotton and wool cards."
| On motion of Mr. Battle the rules were suspend
| ca Yeas 56 nays O.
| MIR. Reid moved to amend the ordinance by pro-
V'ding that the cards manufactured shall not be
SOLD Tor more than s. per pair.
MI W ashlngton moved to amend the amendment
oystrlking out and inserting "$.25," instead.
| Not agreed to.
| Inc question recurring on the amendment it was
! withdrawn
On motion Of Mr.. Reid the ordinance was amend
cd oy inserting the proviso, "that the cards manu-
featured shall in the first place be offered for sale in
this State"
The ordinance then passed its several readings,
Mr. Badger moved that the Convention proceed
to consider an ordinance to exempt members of the
society OF Friends from military duty Not agreed to-
Mr.. Rayner called up resolution. he had intro.
a ., o'clock, p NJ, and substitute as the time for
WWAlng the recess, the hour of o'clock p NJ on
"esunesday the 26th of February.
m,. Badger moved to strike out that part of the
N Ne. .a which fixes the time Of adjournment
.,hI H. Meoane moved that the resolution lie on the
'aT We rejected. Yeas 80, nays ~.
.na. Paager moved to amend by striking out the
"1.IS r ceoauary 10Th and inserting Feb. 9th
mr.. Green moved to amend the amendment so a,
to provide for die adjournment a. tho time in
| dicated ~ WV ~A'~ 80
On motion Of Mr.. Graham the resnl,t;o, ,.. hi,
On the table Ysss u, ndys rs
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Probate Courts.

STATE or VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
sad will be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
skid District Tuesday of each week. during the
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court
quested to attend to the game said oourt days.
IT. X. MERRILL, Judge.
December l. 1860.
STATE OF NERK&NT, Ola Probate Court, holde II
WAsHINGroS DISTRICT, 49, at Montpelier, the 1T h
day of February 4. ID. 1862
EIl BRUCE, AdniHistrator wi tin thevwi annexed, Of
IL S,nl le Is. Nthetton, late Of Dux buiy
IN SAID district dccU>cd mak esappioation TO said Court
with the consent and appreciation in writing of the lfgR
tees dcvis Of said de cesed Gor license to sell the
whole of the real of said deceased, representing
that the sale of part of SAID estate IL for the
pSmrn the debts St said uecea led and of ad
ion Of sale estate and that m part Of said estate
be sold without injury to those int rsstrd the
remainder thereof snd that the sale of Il II the real
of said deceased, would be beneficial TO those inter
tsteh in said estate.
Wherenpon, il is ordered ny said Court that sad app.
be referred to the 10Th day of Marcl, A. d. 1862
the Probate Office in sand Monipelcrfo caiing and de
thereon and il is further ordered, that all persons
interest Il, be nnlrNei hereof by publication of notice of
application aud order thereon m weeks cssive
~ in the Green Mountain Freeman printed at ,Montpel
bt t'c said time of hearing That they may APPEAR at
suId time and plSce aVd II they object thereto
BI, order ci c@ir
~ Attest, II. Il. MERRl Ll, Judge.
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VI \ \ IL O O D
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED

JS<t |sal$ti ia SeIiei Errci0Yf. Price SIR C,Ut,
tc;age the Nature. Treatment. and Radical Cure
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Mental ami Physical lncapacy, resulting from self
Abuse Sc.BE RoBr. !. CuLYEawELL, ". D.. Author OF
the GFStA BCu,l
Tie worl!reBownti author, in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves FROM his experience that tn awful
consequences q Syf.sbu.e may be eec;ua!ly removed
ewithos medicine aud without dangerous surgical orera.
tou>, hpusiss, instrument riHes, cotdias. poun
mode OF certain and esctuGl by which
every sufferer, % matter w - bis condition may he M
cure hinsv't shea L. privately, and radically. This lee.
tur- viii pros. boon - ,'.U.Atls and thousands
sent Ul.vr sei. ils p.sin envelope, any address.
jAs ycrip. cents postage stamps ~ adj
drcssins DK CNA>. J. =. KLINE,
l.; Bowegy. New York. Post oEce Box. 4jS5.
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American s. Foreign, Patent
K. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF P.1TEN1N.
Late Agent of U. 5 Patent Office, Washington, unti
the Act OF 1881,
10 state street. opposite ki1by ST., Boston

4 FIER an extensive practice OF upwards VI twe1g
IL years, continues ~ secure Patents in the United Si
also IN Great Britain, France, and other foreign coul
tries caveats specifications, Assignments, and all "a
pers or Drawings tor Patents executed bera lerH
and with despatch. Researches made into American f
Foreign Works, iodeterminc the validity utility Of 70
tents or nventions ga other advice rendeed
all matters touching The same Copies of the ;latn L.
any Patent furnished by RENTING one Dollar. A'.er
ments recorded at Washington.
the agency liz not only the largest in New EnsaLl
hut through II inventors have advantages oi secur
patents, OF ascertanng the patentabilty OF inseror
not UNNECESSARILY superiOrto any VINE
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given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT lHh
tAIENT OFFICE than the subscriber and as SCClhs
II THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABlh
fTf he would add hat he has abundant reason ,obeevs
ana can prove that At no other office Of the KIND are s
charges for professional services moderate. The III
mense practce of the subscriber during twenty yen'
past, has enabled him 10 accumulate vast COLLECTION
specihcnlions and Official decisions relative TO patents
These, besides his library OF legal and meta
icai works and n accounts Of patents granted 10 la'
United states and Europe render him able beyond lu
uon To oher superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity OF journey to Washington, to pfo'De
patent, and the usual great delay there are here a'
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most cGp1bf and w.
ee'yuf practitioners with whom have had ohe'1' '
course.
CHaS. MASON" Commissioner Ct Pci.ri'
nave no hesitation in assuring Inventors 'h'' ",
cannot employ person more competent ana ifG>'"'
ana more capable If putting their applications ~ .
!" secure Tor them An e.r.y and fayrlAlc con.Hs''
at the Patent Office. LDMCND BURKE,
Late Commissioner - I.i'H'.
" Mr.. X. H. Eddy has made for me THltlEtH ''t
cations ON III hut enc 80 which patents have 1eth %
eu' ana mat one Is D. pending. sacJ unmN'N'
proof ot great talent ability on his part leads Ht
recommend all Invent To- arpy 30 hm &" P''f
patents As they may b. sure of !avinc tie U''' ''
attention bestowed o. their amt NJ vrf, trt,g'
charges. IIHS TAGGfET'.
curing eleht months. tie sntschrI. IA crNi,r
.atEt practice, made, on twice rrJrclet -tii'""',,
SIM TEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE 81 HhltH w p"
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Boston. Dee. >. ISL 3l'
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Sabbath School Bell, No 2

10000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
Months Of its publication. 1t is entire New Work Of
nearly 900 pages Many Of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume, II will soon be as
popular its predecessor (Re No y which has up
to the number of $3.50 copies in 80 months
oustrppng any Sunday School Book of its size issued
In this country Also, both vou bound in one to
accommodate schools wishing them in that form. Prices
25 cents, slS per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt 80
cents, s22 per 100 Bell No. paper covers, - cents,
$40 per 100 Bound, 81 cents, $lS ,er 100. Cloth bound
embossed gilt, 25 cents, 500 per 100 Bells Nos and
bound together 40 cents $50 100 copies furnished
at the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt so cents $40
per 100. Mail postage free ut the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No 4Sl Broadway, New York.
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u office.

W. certthcS that have this day fccH NY Ben
ania T. Webster, his time during the remainder Of
lie mtnort ami shall claim OF kiS earnings,
pa, auy debts of his contracting after THE dste.
MOSES Il. WEkSTEK.
N.,Rl X. GRggN. "'''S'N''
Rsrd1lph Feb 20, lSd? S2sfw3s
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Testimonials.


chdren and persons OF Tie most delicate constitution
Testimonials.
Testimony Of Judge kittlidge, Of Vermont.
CHAs +. GARDINER, ESQ,
OF GARDINER, RUfUMAr!C and NEURA LGIA
COMPOUND" Alhr suffering with Rheumatism more
less Tor twenty years and last with very Sc
attack, took one bottle of our Compound which
afforded decided rellet
lthnk 1.-THE best and mos. eiaclous medicine for that
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GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound >
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No. l. Old State House Boston.
Atte' suffering with rheumatism twenty years and
was entirely cured by the use of one bottle o. Card.
ners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound" -NUR-
Man T. AYERS, 10 Franklin street. Boston.
Having been a constant sufferer from Neuralgia for
eighee mouths, and been driven by circulating PAIN
10 the trial OF numerous remedies without Obtaining
lief. was induced to Try y Gardeners Rheumatic and
ana am entirely well-D l.. BAKER. Dry Goods
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have been afflicted with Salt Rheum in its worst
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Wy sen teuyears Of age has been three years great
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One half 2 bottle OF your Compound red me of a
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Pearl ST. House, isoston
ic-rtiiy that my friend Vim. T. Gddcn ESQ presen.
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pound IL $50. when was suffering with a painful
attack OF Neuralgia and kheum and that it proved
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The undersigned hereby certify that they have used
Gardiner Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound for
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rrsias Going North and West.

I'VE Montpelier, atJ,sS An. II A N. AID % p ".
Mail Tram leaves lirston ,.3l Via. Lowell,
Lawrcncr ~ Fushbutg. Leaves Springfield At 's5 ".
bellows ttus ~ '..sS cpnrrciRs II White aver
Juart vita Northern Il, = from Boston aud wn ras
shnp-lc i. L. tur and from - Juhnshuy aud tuilctuu
"rNng AZ RuiilZfiua ~ 'k a. aHd ST. sban> 4! -
- ,, and l'cs..
Artu"Noc,rg"N TRAM ls&"rs Norhtei II e - \. Nj.
ana Bui'U GoN at u ~ \, og Rousvs ru,at and Mon
ttcti. arriving AZ Darlington Lac ana II A0,tfral at
500 - NJ
Ntistr E,rrrs, Teas lcyves ieI,ws FANS az l5PM
rtrNin- lA,srn get, :om NtruA III Valley H. Il. iAvias
EeN arN At SI =, and irNI Cheshire Il. L c.gusr-
sns al White kVet Igpc :pn with. leaving ns, n at
= :. ". VA luwel ot Lawrence. Leaves Waite .ivsg
lH''tfh 20 '!,S =. ", arttNuE Burlington NJ : -
=, p, accuses ivnt ut ~ A. ", MyIltra ~ 90 \ ".
lid n-'!trsHulsh Ut2 y! ", NJ with GtA.d
Itu"> trains & Nv.tlU, Chicago aRi Tie West.
~o, Irrs ctjs ai..Avt Iu,i the u slt tsrs.s
tTaiG- aiming cctwrrG RSa>c's ru'HtaFd Hastnn.
iat"1-b l't>riS ot tGssA aud :Hr Nest tot sale =
the lr.HcipIl stations
Il AESRlLL Sup'L
,tbAns. ~. Jan ! l~si
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a. VanGcusSeso'S ESTATE.

rrIE subscribers. hay ing been appointed by the Aonoa
l. bc Prostate CuGrt fer h. District of Wa hugton com
miS.unrts cAnme. ana adjust al claims and
demand ui a persons, against the estate of Abraha III
Nandrusrn late u! Warren IN sand district. deceased,
represented isultrnt, and She term of months from
ne fin, day ol March, 1862! being allowed my sand
cuiu' - the creditors of said deceased exhibit and
prove their respective cRiais barc Give noce, that
We w,ll attend the duties OF appointment ut the
dwelling house af widow Louis Nancisen in Warren in
yud dSIrt the ID day OF June and September ncxt
III U'clurk IN the forenoon, ear'I of said DAYS.
PHlhANBER EFFORD,)
WM. X El.SEN, Comnis.
CALVIN FULLERTON, y
MNlrNn. M.,Irh 1t. A. u lSlr, 2lifM2
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Counts, within nd for the District of Ran
doph, for the year ensuing, will be holden follows,
the Registers Office IN Brookfeld, on the first Thurs
day in each mont H.
At the Orange e, untv Hotel in Chelsea, the third
Thursday of each mOn,l,.
At Chadwck's lletl In West IRandolph on the fourth
Thursday in acs month.
At j. l.. BOwles' R@tel in Washington, the second
Thursday in February May and August
BY order OF Court,
j.. X. ChEAWELAND, Register.