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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09
AUCTION SALES.
RY ]. A. BEARD.
Liberal Sale of Valuable Improved and Vacant
Property and Negroes, TO close an Estate.
nv I A. REARD. Aucfinneer.

ny j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
SATuRDAY, Deeemhes T. ls5O It 2 ocoek1wIl be old at
ESTATE NEGHOEs on account Of The quitting
tain o OF Ground with all the improvements thereon
in the sguae '@uauu oy tap circus peiiin ad Gtayer
the line ards Gray.er OF 90 feet iae line
cogpse Two s.r bok Dwelling 18th brick Kitchen iu resr
John Julia Cod streets SAID lot measures q feet inches
front Oh Circus street By dePh OF 100 between parallel lines
compile story brick Dwelling sory
g. certain Lot Of Ground 10 he square 5oandsd by Hcrcas
Benton Cal oPe eets and Flodg Landing with al the improve
ment thereon Sad lot so feet front Hercules
Y GePh g IT, st Iae MS comprise frame DTe
above The lot from the Of CoVngon Landing
Magazine ROBIN and Basin with ali the Improvement hreo6
Sad lot 81 feet II inches lines front on Constance
story frame Dveiug wit two story Kitchen in the
rome Iieva aud Poydras s-cts ser til ali lie improve
mens thereon two good two story frame Dwellings gallery nlron
each lot - feet front Philippe by depth 1866
L Three Lots Ground well located for residences the square
g"m la by q N2son9G ] Msee Men & and CrmP es'' E'Sh
r esn dPh M as per Pan which said lois dsaignatsd
Lou the qnae bounded by DsIord North Mpket
aud numbered anI plan exhibited at The Arcade Lot No.
msoIes q feet ngEee fronting St MARY. Market y depth
r! re BY dep@ OF 81 t2et inch agd Is nnsL,a!ey in the
each This property is so uted that be converted into
large aud cor vCmCn' clearinghouse.
o Three Los Of Groun 10 the square bourd.d hy Benjamin,
TChouIas suzets AID Sew Lgyc and ndab rd
each u inches u front New Levee Nos
and having dph Of 100 leI aad Lot No 100 feet between
p ralel lines,
The improved property all leased October 81
Of the rentals will be furnished by the auci1nesr.
The Negroes sac we'll
George aged about % or 30 ye s. superior Brckayer.
Abraham, aged 26 years do do.
Isaac, Z5 years, La1JTcr and DTuyman,
Dan aged 25 years, Laburer aud DTaynau.
Tom, aged 10 years good Pairer and Viii ewAsher
The Negroes will pesi1ns sale Of Real Estate
foil guaranty against tb and maades prescribed by law.
Terms for The save.--Ci h.
Term. for the Real Ea-oneour' bar
for scared by per- per
interest from date until maturity il then paid be interest
cent until hua payment The Improvements
be kept tile payment policy
ansiered TO the Of the vendAs
of sale before A. Holland, Nore
Public, at the expense Of the purchasers. 90
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

From aud after this date following reduced q charges
Of IL lines 10 lines less, in Pearl
Will be invariably adhered and thus while all the ot
the Crescent will be equal footing its columns
ue opened thousands who have able heTeoior to
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-, -, , WNI. J. DEWEY, % JFaVieT 81.
great portion OF the cargo of this vessel take charge Of
4 GOsnmenls directed to his care, and CIV any nloma
uon IN reference 10 the market lie NAV be at III iSa
g. g. me A4ent. and refers to Mesrs Church Caruher
itNburR James 7. Jack " Co.. Cincinnati B uchannOn
,aTol & CO. NewOrlsans or o. Klemm Cashier of fhe
'ohhheIEdl anu AgnCulufal Bank, Texas. MS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09
-FtSzt FOK CALIFORNls Via CHNGlEs -
s> II ICf IA Direct Line a Ehapras.-The nsvy nd
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From New DrIaaps IN ri
.S1-ffa E2FsAN E% siTS FRANCISCO and sACRAMEN

sTk TO CITY-RegSr I'M az "ot5 f; pIt W.
-, - me Al new and very fast sailing bark GIPtsY,
up Ieo. T. Esqg having half of her cargo engaged will
| WIN al possible dispatch This vessel OF the first class
Rs"y . S9pPeIsd well found and fitted every respect and
eAGe accOmmodatOns for cabin and steerage passen.
gers who will be landed at San Francisco or Sacramento as
preIeTgd. For freighl or nassnre- annIr tn ~ wo' oa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09
~ y. Regular YazOO River Packet steame
s=iA1LALlsE MnAHN-Enr JEfIo

- n. Regular Monday Nicksburg Weekly
f4Att1ssiEt!II1S Packet M0NTGONlERN-For Princeton,
sS-z-..s7-zs Lake Providence MIikens Bend, Vcks
burg, New Carthage; Grand Gulf Rodney and NatGhez.
The splendid and swift running passenger MONT.
GOMbRY. Capt j. H. Estis will positi ,ey leave for the
above and all intermediate landings, MONDAY, the 9th
lnst O'Clock For freight passage apply
d5 T. B. SMITH, II POydTas st.
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BOOKS-STATIONERY
.VeaU BOOE Store.

No. Sc Gravier street.
GS JOHN BALL Agent receiving and opening at the
above large and valuable Stock Law, Medical TheOog
CAL School, Standard and Miscellaneous Books.
ALSO Of the largest and superior stocks of Stationery
ever brought to this city, consisting in part Of
English French and American Cap and Letter Papers, Pape
Fnd Envelopes match;
Sealing Wax Fancy Seals Counting Fancy Stands
Quilts, Steel PENS Ink and every article usually kept by
tioners.
His stock of apier MUchee Goods very large elegant
consisting Of
Writing Desks Portfolios, Albums, Stands Work Boxes Jewel
Gases, etc, etc.
superior lot CT Gold, Silver Tortoise She'll Fancy
Porte Monnaie,, Gold Pens
EB His stock is large complete new
fresh, having been selected by Mr. B. He
would respectfully solicit call from his friends public
sHns them that he will sell them Goods low prices o22
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKs.-We take
- great pleasure IN informing our former SJRIRRzS
patrons and the public generally that z2{AF2A
now Te6stablshed at our old stand, No. 59S S54ess4Y
lamp street, and prepared 10 fill all or
ders tor STATIONERY and BLANK BOOKS in a salts
factory Our stock being entirely new, and the
CoRsON s. ARMSTRONG, stationers,
olO 6m 50 Camp street.
STATIONERY - CORSON u ARMSTRONG, So
- Camp respectfully call the attention of those wish
lng good and serviceable STATIONERY and BLANK
which they offer on reasonable terms Their BINDERY
and PRINTING OFFICE being located in the same build
ing they enabled to give their special attention all
orders IN Their line To our stock of PAPERS ask
, 'oa CoRSoN & ARMSTRONG, stationers.
OlO 6m SO C6mp street,
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Il n RegnIar lied River Packet steamer

@Es h Regular Ouachita Packet Steamer
slIA3AtET sTORM-FOr Camden, Champagnoe Viii
mngton, Monroe Columbia, and all landings
on Onacha Rver-The elegant and swtrnnRng passenger
an Intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, the llth inst
at O'Clock P N. For freight passage, having fine
COmmOdat apply on board, or to
J6 T. b. SMITH. II Poydras st.
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SHIPPING.
FnR CALLFORN NIA.
For California.

For CAlltOFhla.
@ F9F 5F fAGFA fh n @%' pa1ssf siM%s IL
ous TX ~ Foe ss "aa aomsSde VII leave b
Whaffo I Of Giroa ID st., for CoaTZaGO4LC0s RfVER,
on The iOb January Tor her second tip on The st Februe
1851 for her third trp and so subsequently, at intervals
miles. Her oppage Vera Cruz viii be only few hours.
The cost is ray aducd as viii be Observed by reference
to te rqes e. loot The country to be rayerssd heay
ana me iacIes travel are considered a0undanl
is open Mules and horses be obtained There are towns
and c2mm2dlous soppages and the whole distance can pc
ea "a procured to Wy H as ye
been male by the Tehuantepec Company OF NewOreaus
who propose 10 give their immediate attention t9 put mean
practically acquainted with route Of communication
which will very soon become the great highway.
RATES PASsAGE; $50 ~,
In Lover Cabin. Is 90
Freight 55 cents per cubic foot ~ 30 pounds baggage
~ Pa:sengeS vii have to provide themselves with pass.
= na8 i's tISs ''' -i Z j. MEEKER CO. 66 Poydras ST.
Pacific Mail steamship Company.
Era FOR CALIFORNis Via CHBGAEs.-
.r2ELsf.A Direct Line to Chagres.-The new and
asa=ssz magnificent dOuble.engne steamship PIlIIA-
DEiPhIA, Capt F. Stanley, q. $. NJ, commanding,
bSgcTo on WEDNESDAY MORSiNG R M e. at at oo5c2,,
This steamship together with the new double steam
Sup CARnBEAE, built expressly for this trade, will form
sen sent Monthly Line from this CITY TO Chagres direct, to
IoRNIA PANAMA, NQRTHERSER, Tennessee, CoLUM.
hlA anu AARbllNAt from Ghnama to Francisco
oregon, securing to passeuser THROUGH TICKETS with
certainty and the quickest dispatch Mail will be dispatched
y each steamer carrying later dates than any other steamer
leaving the United States, to meet the Government Mail
California and Oregon.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
O., From lew Orleans to Chagres
In Second 4, hin 10
In seerase, with Berth separate Is Co
1c, From Panama to San Francisco
f3JU W
IN Berth and separate Mess. $50 90
LIZ an ckes Tor passage and orders for freight be
procured directly from the Agents, other parties are
duuloI.zSV 70 SCI tickets contract for freight.
~ AhdSIRONG, LAWRASON & co. A gents,
lOb Magazine street, NewOreans.
81, For San FRANCISCO and sACRAMEN-
s5Ilz 4-Regiadr Line Of California Parfets
-, = me A new and very fast sailing bark (iIPsY ,
nIo j. Esslqg, having half of her cargo engaged will
e with all possible dispatch This vessel is OF the first class
new! C3ppered well found and fitted in every respect and
mas excellent accommodations for cabin and seerage p9ssen
Es VINO W" be landed San francisco or Sacramento as
p'''e''1u' rOf lfeight or passage, apply to
~, . WIN. J. DEWEY. s8 Gravier st.
Capt James A Grant of Sacramento II v The qhi1ne or
sea portion OF the cargo OF this vessel take charge of
ny Go.sg directed to his and CIV any niorna
9 IN re eTsnce to the market, He may be at The office
O. ths AGENT and refers to hlesrs. Church Caruher
tttsbqre James P. Jack Co, Cincinnati Is uchannon
Commercial and Agricultural Bank. Texas. MS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28

ties OF the Fedora! Government, and sin.
cerely trust she will never oppose force to
the authority of this State in organizing the
Santa Fe territory. We should behold
such catastrophe as dire calamity but
at the same time we know our rights, aud
knowing dare maintain them;" and that
we should look upon MI actual collision
with. or actual resistance on the part OF
the General Government to the authority
OF Texas, asa just and r.esistab!e ground
for Texas to appeal trumpet toaguod" to
her sister STATES for help to aid and sustain
her in asserting her rights and opposing so
glarIng AN effort at central consolidation in
the Icderal powers.
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COTTON GIN FACTORY.

T HAVE now in Successful operation my
l Cotton Gin Factory, threc.quartsss Of
milc west Of the courthouse, marshall, TexN,
and nm making Gins with snws 81 6ae east
steel plate. and the beat chilled cast ribs and
Ere proof boxes These Gin Stands are equsl.
if not superior, 70 any now in use. Any pr
son wanting gin stand would lind II to hs
interest 10 try ore Of ihi' Manufacture. Al
that he has to do, - to inform me of his DE-
sire and the stand viii he sept to him, And hs
VIII have mn opportunity Of testing i's quail
ties without charge. Shoald i fail to meet his
expectations he has only TO set il aside, and
inform me Of the fact. | would prefer how.
ever, delivering them at the Factory. They
VIII be sold at prices IN accordance with the
times. Gins viii be repaired At ths shortest
notice.
Being practical engineer. nill-right black.
smith, and machinis', am well prepared to
repair al kinds 81 mills.
Al ny gin stands ATE warranted to perform
well: and should they fail to do 50, purchaser.
VIII always know whcr, to find the.
J. j. ALEXANDER.
lfJyai ae. 1850.
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DR. GiLBERT.

Formerly u Memphis, Tennessee.
ntfEkS hi, professional services TO the
~ puhIe u. tie treatment Vi oil forms Of
chronic diseases, especially CANCERS, white swell.
M. ss'OiIa, ,gmors, wcns, atscesscs, sores Vi
.ahF standing riieumat.sn ta.rcnral, and .yph-
ills u The worst form, without the Use VI the
kHig ~ mercury, aud all diseases Of the skin.
j. oieu Ne. II Magazine street
He oiiers tie following certificate from the
ph, slcians Of Memphis
DF ; Gu.aEnr.--We haze been intimately
acquainted with Dr. = oilheri's practice for four
ears We hove often visited his eAt,asiye Insr.
mary, near Memphis; have closely observed h,s
suecc -siul Treatment, Of the mos, di''cal, cases,
and We feel il to be a duty We owe the CON-
muniy At large, to express our entire coah-
dencc 10 his skii and judgment IN the success
iul management Of such diseases, a. he pro-
iesscs to cure lie has, IN o,r judgement, been
ia more successful in the treatment of tina,
class Of Diseases be PROCESSES 10 cure, than any
otAcr phs seiau In the world
II GAnulrr ". o., Wa brxSy, ~ D.,
} leitE. 81. ~, leus WlLsos, ~ D,
J NeAytR, ~ b., !. ", STAT, N, u,
\. CURTIS, " u. nae
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NEW pRre STORE At MARSHALL


IN We have tic pleasure to announce the
" arrival Of our -plsa9d and wrl selected
Ia Stool Of fresh aud genuine Drpg', Med
cirss. ae.
We inyjte the attention OF al 90 our llousc.
where will ever be found an accommodating
and obligng ,pirt We promise TO be iaiIi-
iul in our ayocaiion-to gise every possible a.
ien;on to The putting W Of pro acsip,ous " lib
the most eXact nieciy, a. all hours
We deem 1t unnecessary 10 give a catalogue
If our STOCK, nnd We VII just say, We have
almost every lhiag IN our line, and of TIE scry
be9 yuaify
u The LADIES are particularly Invited to
call and examine our stock Of tdiciss and
p.rfItygsrisg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28

The Patriot Of Inst week enters into a yery
singular eommen, upon the Republican, which
we editor is pleased TO term his theme He
accuses as Of making unprovoked attacks upoi,
our contemporaries, and then counting silence
OF dealing in scurrity, stc. lie tells US of
his own virtues, and particularly his own pa
thence under injury-when .mil,on upon one
cheek he is disposed TO turn the other There
is a strange contradiction in the editors deeln.
raiions and his course, lie does no, assign
any Instance ~ which We have made an unpro
'okcd attack upon him. hence his remark,
will SEEN uncalcd for lie saws we have used
seurrilty, bu, does not assign an instance or
an expression. We are perhaps not as well
rersed in Scriptures as our neiglbor but We
are yet to learn that the expressions, Love
thy neglbnr n myself and Do unto other.
as you would have them do unto Won" war.
rants us in sanclioning error Yet it would APP
pear that the editor reads the good book after
THIS fashion. His article is intended as de
fence of the J.ftysoH HraM paper whose
list. The editor of the Herad pronounees n
eulogy upon Gen, Rusk for voting for Mr.
Pcarce's bill This bill has been condemned
by the editor Of the Patriot I'd The editor
oi the Herd6 seems to favor that system of
miscalled compromise which certain Northern
and Southern men are uniting upon. which
gives up everything TO the North. The Pa
friot lalery takes ground against the course Of
these men, and in favor Of the rights Of the
South, Yet the editor speaks IN the most flat
icfng terms Of the jefferson Herah, and says,
upon the great Southern questions the pub
l,-hcr~ seem to be sound But the article
which seems to meet with the highest CON-
mendation from our neighbor of the Pdirioi is
a long article headed How will it end This
been going ON in the world, the SENSE of which
IS pretty much smothercd IN the words. Here
is a sentence from it.
1t is sad hing to see iha old landmarks
of the world passing away, before the advance
of a progress, whose schemes. at best, are cN.
pefmcital, and whose issue IS replcte with un-
certainty and doubt
The foregoing shows, hos much the editors
-ympalhIr, are aroused in favor Of the spirit OF
liberty abroad, which threatens to hurl king,
fom their thrones, and reinycsi man with the
privileges conferred upon him by The DEITY
We would like 10 know whether the editor Of
the Patriot think. thus OF the ancient king
dom, and dyna,tc, of the world! Can be
endorse the expression Of the HraR We
regard them with honor, with almost Affections
and sorrow for their ruin and fall, deep and
ulAh.t holy in it. intensity, steal, with gloomy
influence into our heart Of hearts,
We have no sympathy for such sentiments,
and We will make NO compromise with en-
who entertain them Much less have We any
compliments TO pay them
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28

Uafch and Ciock Maker,
~ TuRlE doors south Of Planters Hotel,
"a Marshall TeNa-, takes this opporlun-
ty Of returning thanks to his numerous friends
and customers for the liberal encouragement
bestowed on him since his commencement r.
business, and bcgs 70 inform them that he con-
tinues at the same situation, where he viii be
mos happy 10 work for all people vino viii ia
yor him with their commands,
>spiesiber %, 1850 Mo Il
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Gov. Qutman explains his course in case
of m attempt to iorcibly deprive Texas OF
az, portion Of her territory, AS follows:

ai, portion Of her territory, AS follows:
JACKSON, Aug. Is, 1880.
Ny Dear Sir: Your note of Yesterday
calling my attention to the comments OF the
Niekshurg Wing, upon an article in the
Sentinel of Thursday last, was received last
night
find nothing in your article to Justify
the comments OF the Wing, especially after
the .NisSissippidn of the 10Th july had defined
my position upon the subject. therefore.
see no reason to avail myself of you7 kind
and obgine offer to deny that You spoke
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Ma Enron

Ma Enron
For the purpose Of fair play between the
Hon JAWS I, TAYLOR, Senator for the DIS
trct composed of the counties of Harrison,
upshur, and Smith, and the citizens Of Harm.
son county, it Is proper To lay lniorc the PEG
pie charge against him. which 4 done ~ th.
early day will preclude both himself and HI.
friends from taking shelter under the cry Of
persecution" usually made when the subject
matter Of charge Is suffered to sleep TIL near
an election The charge j. this n eansy'rei
NTH The nor u Gagt Senator t'g ils DNrct
composed NJ he counties y PaHo'd and Rlsl.
20 a,6aud 'e peoyi. # Harrison of ai' s'an #
adom $1,000
The fc'. allied .ed are the following; At the
time that Pamela aud J'pshur were stricken oil
from Harrison, tue debt owing by the county
was between three and four Thousand dollars
The Legislature considered il proper and just
that as Pamela and pshur were pariic, ia con
tracing the debt they should pay their proper
Tomato shares of IT, Accordingly the act, ere
aiiug Pamela and lpslur made that provision
See the acts of the first Legislature of the
State of Texas, pages 80 and ii0l Thu, Che
Iaw binds them to pay ther propertonatc
shares of the dchi bu, the manner Of ascertain
ing those shares Was not provided for by law
In order tina, this provision might be made the
Hon II CLoUau at the third Legislature,
introduced hdi in the House, entitled "A biI
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\ Texa, correspondent of the \. !. Tn.
buRc, writing from Naiagorda, SAYS
j." Don't believe a word about Texas do.
ing more than making wry face If YOU
count down the cash aud take the state Of
New Mexico into the bosom OF Free Soil
jstn. She VIII pocket the money aud the
insult with dcccut composurc,
tours,
Grccly appears To be Of the same opia.
ION Gdircsioa Jpurnai
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AONS RUFFlER, Hgir Dresser, respect
vi hil} informs the Isdhs aud Gouilcm, q
Of this place. and ihc surgouElug country that,
having received from New Orleans asd the
North large assortment Of hair he j. nov
ready to iill any order. entrusted TO HIM
Hpr,haA Jae 20 1850 nn,im.
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,r.b to her rescue if she gets into fight
This you may rely on. ] think California
vil be admitted, and probably nothing else
dane in relation to the territories. But
al y uncertainty and fog. | have never
been so utterly unable to anticipate the flu.
,urr
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PLANTERS HOTEL.

"UNtlE JOE" date II Holmes
-. county, Mis- J respectfully Informs the
s--sas- ci'izcns Of HARRISON county. and the
travelling public that he has taken the house on
the northeast corner If the puhs square, know,
A. the PLANTERS HOTEL lie respect
fully soicits share Of public patronage, and
hopes that Dos aseummodaiions Will b< such as
GO sao general Satisfaction
JOSEPH " TAYLOR, Proprietor.
Nar~iali reVa< Nov l. 1879 oiy
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and Summer Goods
FRESH SUPPLY! -
}. ". I.AWtETT Il 90.


bESPLCYFi LILY invite public attention 90
II their Nprmg and spB,picr stock. inst a.
ccltcd al their stand. at the Uc,f eus ef tas
Pabitc Squire, Nar,taH They would .ag 60
their customers, ana the public generally tiiat
their goods mere bought IN New Orleans, from
&c galar importing houses, and the, fattcr ihe,u.
selves Ties Viii be able 10 g,e general sails
feton Their stock cons is IN part ~ lo..
lows, VIZ;
Lowell brown and blcached domestic Of
every variety; brown and b.eached dnlhue.
couionade oi English, Frcueh, aud American
manufacture deninls eamlet jeans clm'et
cloth ticking, cotton stripes. apron CHECKS
grass cloths dlmlry, &c, Ne; damssk eur
lans' embroidered do linen coating huii
dress linen slate do do lflsh linen: brown,
black, and white holland, tabls linen, do cloths
do diaper. napkins, &c, &c, printed mu-,las
black do Swiss and null mu.lius checked.
plaid, and striped Swiss embroidered do. iu
patterns Frcnch Jackouei- OF every ,arici,
snghanls Of every variety; chambr, do., solid
colors chanbry linen, plain and sohd colors
chanscabe do, do, &c. 'eltcl> alpara-, baeh,
blue. aud brown embroidered muslin capes
,eil- paraspl- silk and pocket hdkt.., and
black and silk cragat- linen and lawn, Sc
long mtls, KID and ss gloves LAGOS, edgiug
inserting, &c. hosiery of every variety.
no NNE rs
~ Fancy silk bonnels, With anl without
49,. plume. open worked do. lace do
French lace do MohaIr do Miss Jenny Lind
DO. Bonnet and cap ribbon. French flowers
wreaia.. Ac.
4 BOOTS AND SHOES
- OF every variety; three dozen Nauc ~
Pumps
n 1 z
Drab beaver hats molcskn and six d.
Buena y lsia ana thHmpeachy do
NtUDLEKl
Ia Ladies aud geallcuca's saddics hH-
tl& dies, martinsaies, gifih-, suningles
birdie filings, sc.
49,. HARDWARE
~ Axes hatehcts, hammer~ drawing chains
W chIsels, saws, drawing knNcs, hinges, huis
screws powder lead, shot, cutlery ua.l.. Sc.
Cfockerg China, and Giass Har,. TIA and
Wood War.
READY MADE tLOT{fiNG
Cloth, marno and linen cha,nhry coats c1ssa.
mere, alpaca, linen, and nankm pants, fancy
silk, plain and PLAID satin vests innn bosom
shirts, muslin do do.
They deem Il unnecessary 10 20 further into
detail. Besides the above, there is nearly csc.
~ article usually found in coaatry .tor 81 I'll
Of which will be sold on terms thai viii recon.
mend them to purchasers. Give them sal.
and examine for yourselves
Marshall. April Is. 1850 fhW
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OCntNl NUrsCONs.

n-y---rsA DIS. BARrLLY NNKlNtnN ~
permanently located IN the town
"ilIYC of Marshall ard prepared to oNr-
cute any work in lieir line With sk, and beau.
ty Ouo Of ~ VIII always remain at our ofie,
South side Of public sqaagc, Wiiic the oth,i
may be- engaged oai OF tosn. We r, srosif.-
~ ,ohgit patronage
June l3-u0 If
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I fTfERS 81 administration, with the will
II annexed were granted TO the undersigned,
on The estate Of Thomas u. Davenport, drc'd.
on the alsi day Of June, 1880. Al persons
having claims ssainst SAID estate, are hereby
notified to present them within the time pre-
-cgtcl hs 4w, duly authenticated, or they vii
be barred. Persons indebted 20 the estate q.
.n4n ~ % se immediate payment
SUSAN V ptNr<plET