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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

| The accounts from the California gold regior
continue 10 be az extraordinary as they ha,,
been hitherto. The following are few shor
extracts from our Northern exchanges:
The Boston Chrono,ype publishes a lc,,e;
from Mr.. Andrew Potter, brother Of one Of tn,
publishers OF that paper, and formerly prn
Ter Of that city. Mr.. Potter, previous 10 III,
breaking out Of the gold fever, was sheriff Of
Honolulu, but, with number OF Others, started
for the gold regions. The letter is dated lilo.
nolulu, December IS, and says:
have made two trips from here 20 Cafor.
MIA with goods, and have realized handsome
return. Some individuals have accumulated
$4,000 in single day, of pure virgin gold and
many, one, two, and three hundred IN a day
regularly. Vast numbers of the miners have
died from exposure, dissipation and violence
hut thousands from all quarters OF the earth
are gathering IN to take their chances Of acca.
muaiing wealth or meeting n Premature death
CALIFORNIA GoLp Dusr, &c.-A letter da-
ted Valparaiso, March /, appcaTs in the N y.
H-on Of the 9th inst, from which We take the
following;
California gold continues to pour into this
market Within the last month over halt mill
ion has been received herr. The u s shin,
Lexington, Capt ChataId, arrived here on the
18th February, direct from San Francisco, with
some three hundred snd fifty ihouaand dollars
OF California Foid. She leaves this day for
New York, rm. Rio Janero. The T. y ship
Dale, Capt. Bndd, will be here, bound home,
within n few weeks. and | am informed that
the U. =. ship of the line Ohio, Com Jones' is
on her way to this port, with large amount Of
treasure
The Independence, Com. Shubrick, sailed
from Callao on the 10th February, bound home,
ma this city. She returns to this por, by re-
quest OF Col. Boston, our Charge d Ailaires.
There have been over six millions of gold
dust exported from San Francisco, considera.
Bile amouns OF which must find its way TO New
York
GoLp-Thc Steward of the VIM Penn, Of
Falmouth, which was lost some time ago, has
arrived in the ship Franklin, a, Holmes Hole,
with $4,000 in gold dust, which he collected BY
four months digging in California.
MoRr GoLD Dusr.-The whale ship T,b.r,
OF Sionington, from the North,,es, coast has
on board Il small parcel Of gold dusl, valued at
&,5oc, for Boston account
FEMALE TrsriNoSy.--The slster-in-law Of
the senior editor Of the Yves. Chester pa
Rspu6',con sends home from California, in 4
letter. two ounces OF the genuine gold dust.
and fully confirms the reports heretofore pub.
lishrd IN relation to the richness of the MINES
In writing TO hun she says her husband had
been al the mines and acquired a considerable
quantity OF the dust. She, besides attending
to her household duties, Was earning $40 a
week nv sewing
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A r the May Term OF the County Contt, per
"A tanning 10 the Estates OF deceased per
soss. held IN and for the eoenty Of Harrison
Texas. Letters of Administration Were granted
JuGe I'd, lsA9, TO the undersigned, on the Is.
tate Of X. T. Proctor, deed. This 49, there
fore, 70 notify all persons having claims against
the .a'd Estate, to present them duly an,hen'i.
Gated within the time prescribed by law and
those dobted TO the same will make paymen,
to s. NJ. HAGERTY, Admir-.
lung 1870. III
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FRoN Sr. DoNiSGo.-The following impor.
tant intelligence appears in the n \. Sm.
We have received intelligence from 81. Do.
mngo 10 the 27th u't, by the arrival of the
schooner Forest Capt Purkis from Por,e-au-
Platte. great reverse had taken place m the
position OF affairs IN the island President
Soulouque with has army had cncsmped within
few miles oi st. Domingo, using water from
stream whose source was near the city. This
had been poisoned hy the Domlnlcsns, and cc.
cascn-d much sickness, and great many
dr'hs in the iiaytien army. Al ti,is time the
Dominicans attacked them, on Che 10th April
killing great numbers, taking many prisoners
and nearly capturing Sououque himself Ills
army was entirely put 10 route
On the 4ls' April, the town Of Aqua wac re-
captured, and Gen. Santa marched across the
lines which divide the two provinces, express.
ing his determination In be- the aggyessor and
kill every prisoner he took.
Before the change N affairs, provisions Mri.
wing at Forto-au-pla'te, and other DOMINICAN
ports, were compelled by the authorities 10 be-
sold nj very low rates. named hy them. Since
the battles, however provisions have risen. and
on the 18th had advanced twenty five per cent
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rs hereby given, that Lucinda Vavtcf. Ad.
| mnlsttatris Of the estate cf David Na~ier
deceased, Will apply at the next regular term
OF the County Court. 10 be held m and to'
Harrison county. At the town oi Marshall
ON the last MONDAY II luno. 1872 to msss
final settlement vi and estate vhcn aad where
an p,r.ous may appoar and contest esid account
If they zee proper 4 {. BEAILEY, On
iunc |. iSip NJ 81
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REPUBLICAN ACADEMY.

lrT>liE second Academir year Of this Ins.fu-
i ton commenced on the 9Th day OF March,
ls49
The Trustees take pleasure in announcing to
the patrons Of this Institution, and the public
generally, that the present session commenced
under peculiar auspices The increase Of pa,
ronagc which the Institution has received made
II important TO secure another teacher Virgil
NJ Dubose, Esq, so well and 'avcrably know
as the 'orlnei President of the Marshall Uni.
versiiy, was selected for that purpose, whose
services combined with our present accomplish.
ed teacher, w A. Tarlton, renders the lns'I'f
ton, in the Male Department, ample and unsn'.
passed, in point Of usefulness, by any institution
IA the South.
The Female Department is sustained ana con
Quoted under The immediate supervision q TIT
instructors in the other department. Ample
arrangements have been made by the Trustees
IN regard TO the ornamental and musical branches
TIE Trustees are row prepared TO recon-
mend the Req }bcan Academy, rs combining
all the advantages Of primary - well as high
classical Institution. unsurpassed IN the oppont-
menis by any school in the Southwest The
gentlemen who jointly preside over its interests
are ripe scholars with much experience and,
nothing viii t~ wanting TO secure to the patrons
OF the Academy, STREET vigilance ard unreni-
ting attention TO the pupils who may be placed
under their charge.
Rates OF Tuition as heretofore in this ins,i.
tuition. X = BROWN, President
A H. A.
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Tur ARriLLrgy ARM-Lord Cough a,irb-
utes his success over the ) khs At Goolerra''
where he made up for his former defeat, entire
ly to the artillery lie says;
Conspicuous rs the artillery has ever proved
Itself. never was iis superiority over that ct The
enemy, it, irresistible and aunihating power
more ,rnthiuliy shown than IN this battle. The
heavy batteries, mancuycred with the eelcriiy
OF high, guns, and thu rapid advance, the ssl'n-
,iiic and ludiecus selection Of the points OF at
tack, the effective and well-dlrected hrc al thf
troops of horse artillery and hight field bate
RES merit my warmes, praise.
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MARSHALL HOTEL FOR SALE.

l WILL sell either or both Of my sevems ln
L the town Of Marshall.
The largest one Is situated in one Of the
mos, eligible and pleasant places IN the town,
fronting the fuehc square snd courthouse, ~
three stones high, contains twenty rooms-ihe
dining room eighty feet long--and has hne
cellar, Saa all out honsss necessary, Of the best
kind The house has about f,ity BIDS. and ~
amply supplied with 'rrnna'e. The kitchen is
also furnished with every requisite, and has u
hne cooking stove, Just purchased, sufficiently
large to cook sor one hundred persons. For
ihfs house ! ask >. 900 one hsli pa,f down.
N cash, OF negroes At Their cash valuation the
balance III s,N and twelve months, with ten per
cent interest from date Of sale. Sood title
WI b" gwen when the last ray ment shall have
been mad.
The other honse Is situated within forty feet
| oil the one mentioned above. with seven iots
attached to Il. well enclosed With new plank
fence; Is stories high, NTH eight large, airy
rooms, and good doubts Kitchen, with two fire
places good smose-house and fine well
aud wel.house. viii sell ,h.s house for 1000,
| on the same terms ms the one above.
Any person desrous Of purchasing can ha,.
either or both Of the houses Al the prs.s men
toned
a fine run Of c,;stom will 20 with the above
property | have at present thif,y-hye regular
toarders, beside, iar share Of the travelling
custom. Besides there IS a large and well iui.
| nished bar perhaps the hes, one IN the STATE
viii bind my sell to The purchaser not to
open aay other tavern in thu place.
For further PARTICULAR call and examine The,
premises.
Juac !, ne l.. HUNT
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is hereby given that Alfred Coleman has
! hiri hl- accounts, o. administration Of y
Pollock, deceased, whIrh wit he opened al the
June term oi tn, court, ig final settlement,
where and when any l~rsos Interested may at
tend and contest the eame # they see proper.
T.. &. BEAXlEi, & e. II {.
June Isl. 1870 M ~
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FRENCH INTERVENTION AT ROME.

| 'rhc news by ihe llit.yna announces fhn
An armed Intervention by republican France !,
the AFFAIRS Of Italy, has positively taken place
and the general belief is that hy he, al IN,
Pope will be restored TO his TEMPORAL soyer
eighty This is a sad blow and great d,scov,
agement TO all who hoped tina, pr,estly domino
lton had forever ceased in Euror.. That m.
ungracious task of REPLACING Pins TX In m,
Vatican, there TO resume his sway owe, the r..
VOTED Romans, should fall ON The French !,
the "unk,pdas, cut of nil. for If rcouhbco,
hands can with such facility be brought 10 rive,
the chains of an oppressed people IN. heart. Of
all who looked on the work Of degeneration
throughout Europe a. certain. from Inc rcuial
example of France being continually bcforc Nm,
eyes of the nations. must sinh within them
Perhaps no ,niou,ty has ever been pc,pe,rsied
on a country OF 90 bnck n dy. AS Tim,
which i. in course of ac,,on--pcrhap. /, !. Al.
ready ,onsamma,ed--,n IN, Roman STATES In
all parfs of Europe. the pr,n,,uje of cou,,n;ng
political eoycrnmen, TO In, lni,y has been soI
e,anIy consccra,ed There ia no, n country
tb,c,in- ma, even Spain a, pc,tuyal where III.
autbo,,,v of the pr,s, in s,culsr ,sr,,,s has
rpi h,,x formallv d,nouuecd. and v,, hero
", find no, only impcrsl Austria md man.
ar,b,ct Spain. but r.publi,an Francs lending
] Ia su IA N
pr,m,ple. which ,nch n, different pcrio.ls nj
| their sers,,,.e bist.rv had risen ac,inst. sue.
ccss,ully ,omhatted and finally o,ertbrown
4 yilcr rroof of iri.st,ee Of nautical ,ueglsrv
WHAT'S mood for mo !. ma, GOOD ~, ,h.o
of prmed,,s,.d ,l,a,h,~a,c dishones,v ia not in
b.. found j, modern bi.,orv
We are tod tina, il il "a cr,yen, the Aus,r,-
ans from extending ,he,, ui,,c,eo in t,en,r,l
/
ernren, has Doe, decided on ,,a Inn, tho l,,
ter vii, secure 10 the Roman ropula,on The
mos, liberal pol,icol institution, Wills, rc.cs.
tahshiug the pope IN H., nni,,mouv Of =,
Peter. This is. can he. noibinr bui words
from an immrc sourcc--we speak of nancy in
| ia t,mporni no, ia s,,,;n,aI ,,,rh,,,as -,o,h
inc, ,,bal..o,,. s.,, a. .nd ,,bar, ,r,o. i.
,he .,ye,,,,,r ,,,.s,. ,n,,s, Lo lie ,,,or,s or Lo
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'''H ~ "''' Guy 'hel WIN 'ra'e'',Ae WIN ''e
'Fe''"'h n,''''',''h,s' oesP', III, '"e o'"''s
',oni u.''i i'esmeh' of MS ",''s"'s' ANY
'"nec '.'' ''lo n"'hars may ,,'"o" !" MAJ,
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~ .''n' s''n Tue '"S' ans WIN "o' u'f' 70 se'
,oo' U" any portion o' W, 'efftofy' "hHs'
'.'.' '''os possesS'on " 'n' e'P1,'L -,--
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VIM "' ",,''s III ',,"''n',s ''I,s "en"! W.
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FOREIGN 1T L NJ =.

,'rsous Of Venue Skeletons of per.
~ m,,e foapd imls-tds-, in the solid mason
A hal, was discovered, al the top Of whel
,r.p.doof, near the entrance Of the Of
%, ,hc official. AT the bottom of this shs!i
M niles of decaycd animal matter, in which
on locks of hair were discovered. FAN.
&r fnnnd IN which were layers Of caicincd
uan bones. 1t is now no wonder that Inc
pmans refuse To endure u priesty rule
,.aoc Buchanan, formerly member OF the
Hnadian Parliament, has addressed letter 10
ri Grey. IN winch he proposes 10 save u'e
lnadas, by the reputation Of tire ieg'Sa'''"
: l77t
1.-THE Roman Assembly are gcris 10 raw "e
Ttrum cNcasaicd, down to '"~ ahc'en' 'Nei'
i Endeayor, are making 10 stock the Seine
III salmon and salmon 'r'"''
!. Louis Napoleon has t"en fA"'~n from his
rise in the wood Of Bouiogne'
I Green peas and ne" potatoes have been sup
- :, Tia, Londenevs from Portugal during
Il. la, month If rhc Bcrmudlans We're not
n law. rlr,y might supply New York, and get
,ich hy the operation.
sprscTyod cjacet" is said to te nanuiac-
.A5rf lcttnco stalks, compressed into shape
,,o,,lds and then su,rt.n,d and Favored
,---.,
...,,,.,,,s IN ENGLAND i. 1000 The number
u .,..L,.,. ,,,pnoIlv connected * 5000
M Airrican revolving panorama o' o"e
country in California, Is exhibiting IN Lon
II is called wan liurcns Panorama
,,.. ~ ,,.n,,no anld dn., w.,. IN h.. mad,
~ ,bn fri ,,,ninr q, ,he rcpres,uta,ion, TO
ladies IN the reserved seats
4 Russian ltir.,e hu;., rac,co,, called the
olaf . loyan, OF 1850 tons, commanded by
Radulowhch' was expected al the port oi
~ York the latter part oil last mon'h.
~ new KIND Of carriage springs, called eqai'
1oiisc, has been invented.
1t,r,pcllcd manocta fer bor~s are coming
y nso
"A pcu uork bv Elliot, W,,burtou is ~.
n.n..,d c.,Il.d pru, R,p,r, and the Ca,a.
ShnNar" panorama "' "" "'sS'ss'Pl' h's
~ removed TO Nh,>nr ASV'' oy ofdef "'
queen OF Ehg'ahd, iof hef eNah'i'''ioh'
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Nd,niMt>trAtOs'> NOlicc.

I'M The Soih Apnl last, Letters ii Admin
~ 'siralion were granted To III. undersigned.
ON the Estate Of John X. Tain. decd, by the
County Court at HARRISON county. All persons
having claims against said Estate, will present
them, duly authenticated within the tine pre-
s,rihcd hy 'aw mid, those indebted will make
payment 10 J. VI. tLoutii, Admr
mVlS- Lot
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CNrEp STATUS DWflCrLfy AND Tskpt WIN
The \ \ ,irlsr has n letter from
Darluso 90 February 10Th Com, Shuhrek :
kr'.r,, Mr. lAwren,ree, has been for some
= at Santiago, siding the Charge : Bar
-, E~q ~ ocrtam d,plowaiic discussions with
hilmn GoNcrnmenr. Vie is 90 return, 80
sSrrofi SAYS, over the ls,hmus, by the next
les'n"t' rs bearer Of dispatches.
!" Nj Barton had several points of debate
~ the Minister of Foreign Affairs. lst.
~ horses having broken away were arrested II,
- streets. and detained after 1t was known
N Were bis. End HE was treated very nm.
pdsomcy m the martcr nj his marriage, the
khhi>hop refusing dispnsallon in order to
y Union ot a Protestant and Catholic. and
lltf. alter liS declaration that he WAS A utd.
- made CA honor, The Archbishop had 50
Il charges, the fashncss and ridcness ,o
at ,hat Mr.. Il 5 wife MAS still living. Bird
II Barton urges the claims 50 long pending
Or properly seized by Lord tofhrane ou iii,
cast OF ruul II is claimed to have been no,
;pan.l hui American property. Som. u, III.
int merchants here doubt the equity Of the
lain, tlh bh the other claims wh,ch hay,
Ieen admitted, and on which instruments hay.
Ieen paid, MIR b maintains that there AZ. Ger.
aln ARREARS OF Just interest that have, from
Iex 10 wear, been overlooked, amounting IN al
o Amc $4,000.
H. comparative trade Of England and Tho
|IMo.d State with tins country, Is about lou
10 enc. that Is to say, the English trade !
sh9, Of million pounds, and the American !
;haet OF = million and half dollars In do
useei Goods, co,'ons particularly, the Unite
ST. have N these goods the head III the MAJ
tcehs 10 quaiiiy hu, m the bulk oi trade tn
EN0i Ish have IT.
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Waliicc, the .thcian, and venerable messtn.
sesoi The War Department At Washington. IS
rorvcd lie said the wings hated HIM "a
mafh that IN thor alrhsbriicaI ist of dcraocrai,
e B. removed t,s name Wss put I'm, though
- l..d r. N. W p. >7'ofci fiier
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Csc Suors The number Of places where
,p,r,uous liquors are sold IN New York Is
,,s7 q, these 1914 ARE licensed 757 are not
he,usod and at least a5l >alos are made az
sunday Nv the reoord III the Mayor office II
appc ar, that tots li,'u.c' "rt' Han'd fnfhS
the +. yea
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r1>llE accounts OF John NJ Massic, Admin
! traitor, aud Jane Nassir, Admin,siratr, oc
the Estate Of Thomas NJ AstoHe. deceased
were this dAr flied, and will be OPENED for I,nal
settlement at the June Term Of this Court.
1919, where any person Interested IN sand Estate
may attend and contest the same, Il they see
proper. T.. {. BEAXLHY, G. Clk.
l,f-n n
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"Willam II Mitchell, brother Of the IRISH
patriot, and exile John Mitchell has been ap-
pointed by Secretary Ewing clerk IN the
Home Department al Washington aud has len
the city 10 enter upon the duties of office. IN
behalf Of many warm friends OF Mr. NJ, We
tender our heartfelt, thanks 10 the Secretary for
this appointment, Mr.. Mitchell is still Young
man, but his life has no, been uneyentiul, and
the circumstances which constrained him Ia
abandon his native land and seek n homo in
ours, have endeared HIM to many friends OF I'M.
man freedom in every cline. His mod,sty
ainlabily, and worth, have rendered his for.
tunes an object of solctude with many, WIN
viii receive the news of his appointment with
profound satisfaction.
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Family Groceries and Dry Goods.

NNff take tins method oi informing our
w friends. and the public generally, that We
are lusi opening, IN the ncw building, southeast
corner ai the public square, the largest and
best selected stock oi trccerrS and DIV Gdosis
ever offered IN tins market. and shall continue
TO be- In receipt of al the staple goods and sup
plics necessary for all farming, mechanical and
business purposes, and luNut'cs equal 10 thc
wants Of the most ttsildhous.
We m. determined 10 do cfsh hasinos $
and at uagA profits, as We know from cNPefi-
cncr iha, ans Other Is the most direct course tn
the Poor Wlslse. ihat . merchant can take. We
wil at ail iim,s sch goods for otton Negroes,
IT, ,,s, P,irlcs, &c, &c, or make cash advances
on The same.
We wl JUS, saw that We have launched our
bcrk apon sea unknown 10 rs but vita the
chcu Of cAJ-nenc, h.forc ~, wc hope Va make
a yoyaa,. without The loss oi . spar, or the spli-
circ Of , hsace We shall oarfy hight SAL II
iirsi, and keep sharp lookout ,ot shoals and
nulcs sands. ~ upon first vcildrcctes efforts
hangs the grra, SECRET ol permanent suc,ess,
We invite The pubic generally 10 call and ev,
anime our stock, consisting 81 the following
70 Bels -four, best brands,
10 Casks R,ron.
40 Sacks Coffee,
80 Bill Sugar.
$50 Sacks Salt,
20 Bhls Dexter Whiskcy,
~ " common
~ " MclasseS
/, Kits Salmon,
~ -" Msoscml.
10 Ferkns Goaher Buisr
70 Boves theeac, English DAIRY
Handle. Wines, Cigar and iui,y
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NOTICE.

'I>lI'S is TO notify MI persons concerned thai,
] VIM c. Weary. Administrator OF the es-
tate of GeorFu Hampton, deceased las hlcd
hi- account for hnal settlement of sand estate,
at the June term Of this court, when they can
attend and contcs, the Same, they see proper.
l.. {. BfAZLEEl, trk.
June ! 1919. NJ 20
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NOTICE,

A'N G., WEARY. Administrator of the cs-
w tate Of James Roark deceased, has filed
his account foy the final settlement Of said IS.
tate, at the June term ci this court, when and
where all persons concerned may appear, and
contest said accounts, II they see proper.
r. G.. BEAZLEY, ok of II. C..
June l. 1919. NJ 3t
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WANTED

4 IL The old potmeial and csstings that
~ may be dcikctcd a The Foundry ia Mii
,hall. fof yrhirh ono dollar pr bundled yr''.e'
vii ~ c,'su ir2l y FrfFif
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Jenny L,nd bring. her husband fortune cs.
ima,cd At FROM EsG,ooo to Lioooo0 The
neph.ws oi Engli-h Bishops are but too happy
To pick up crrms ike these, however aceumula-
ted We certainly expect 10 hear Of Jenny
again upon the stage, before many YEAR roll
around II is AS well Ia say that the London
Nan denies the marriage N toto.
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MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.

WVKSTT.NTTs UNIV EN'NT Y
I>llE Board of Trustees OF the Marshall I'm
i ycr,'y convened on the Goth OF January
Mr.. James VI MorphiS was unsnmousl,
elected President of the University and Teacher
Of the Male Department.
Miss +. J Dckcy WAS unanimously elected
insfruclrcss Of the Female Department
The present .e ss,of commenced ON the atl
February last.
The rates OF Tuition viii bc as heretofore
W 3. RICHARDSON,
iel-2ly Prest r. r
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q ~ z u v.

vJsAkf> up b. Gideon Smith and posted he
er Charles Livingston, fs1, m Rs
Nc 1. On the 2lst MAY, lsi9 certain clay
hank hore about seven years old, "a hand ,
high. low III order appraised al SO
ttnyss-t.stl y. e. BEAXLEf, Ctt
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\t,1'l, T..

4 LII persons sending sacks TO the suhscr-
~ bcf's Mil, VIII be expected 10 have them
made of strong materials, and plainly marked
with the Initials of the owncrs name, " such
other brand "a Will render Them easy of id,n.
tiiy. In2l A. u. BuRRESS.
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