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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-25

On Thomas DlcK.-i he Philadelphia
Inquirer publishes a letter from this em-
incnl Christian Philosopher, addressed
to &c. Blddl", Esq.N in which hea &C
Enowlrdges the receipt OF draft for
tGl00 $500 contributed for his benefit
by citizens Of Philadelphia. He says
that on the receipt OF the letter coniain-
.rg he remittance, his heart was filled
with emotions which he isunable to ex.
press. "My dear partner' says he,
"won'd scarcely credl, tn" intelligence
till the letter was put INTO her hand, and
read second and third time" II is
further stated in the inquirer, that the
amount thus far contributed in PhiladeI-
phia. IN behalf OF MIR. Dick, is upwards
OF $1,000. the greater portion Of which
has already been forwarded to the distin-
guishrd auhor and phIanhrupist.
Mrs,rs. L. {. & J. BlddIe continue 70
irn;Sh their splendld edilronoi Dr. Dicks
work, ten volumes comprising 400 pa
gps, Handsomely illustrated at S;i,50 per
copy, AMI remit S. for every copy sold
20 the author. Thus far they have sold
one hundred and forty one copies, and
have remiucd him on book account
$3.50
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AcciprNr. On Monday evening
last, as the7 O'Clock train OF cars from
Philadelphia was on its way to this city,
on reaching Crum creek: near Chester
1t was observed that the draw of',e
bridge was off, bat too late to stop the
train. The locomotive. tender and
hurlhcn car were prr,ipitated into the
creek, striking the deck ola vessel thas
was passing the draw at the time The
fireman Jumped off and escaped harm.
but the engineer, a young man named
Heary Clayton was considerably scaId,d
aud Otherwise inj urrd, and the engine
and bridge We're much damaged. Yes
terdav the passengers were conveyed ia
and from Phi!adrl phia, on board the
st, amboat Robert Morris, as HE bridge
wa so nuch ob>tructed by the broken
Car, as 10 prevent The passage OF the
trains About 10 O'Clock, on Monday
evening, II was reported that the cngi-
neer and thrr" other prrsol,s We're killed
but We are happy to learn that the ru-
,stor was not correct. - Dciawdrim.
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To.

Dearest, when no longer near me
Thy dear, aneci lIrm see,
Cold and chcer'ss. dark and drcary,
Seems tins heuuieous world " Inc.
] havc-whore sweet flowers were tllngins
A II their perfume on the air,
And where Joyous birds were singing
Wept 10 think tIJu'wasl not there.
Tell INC loved one last thou ever
When thy dearest friend nas gone,
Struggled with the vain cndravor
STU to feel not san aiOne.n
Did'yt thou ever f,ndy linrer
Ger the itIic treasured token,
Love had rlaceh upon thy finger,
Till the $ loomy spell was broken.
Till remembrance brought before thee
living shadows from the past,
And the SUI, shonc brightly DER thee,
And the hours seemed fitting fast.
All what misery to awaken
From IA dream Of so much bliss,
When the loved one has jus, taken
I'ir, last look-lhc farewell kiss.
Here's something that Is not from a
<'Bpnedict :" we take 1t uncercnonious' v
from table where it was y,ng freshly
written, keeping back the name OF the
lair one to whom it was addressed, who
will no doubt read it here. 1t is little
wjched perhaps, but it must pass.
They tell me this world is d, sert OF woe,
Where surruws perennial spring
WAR" eric! and aiilictons Exc wild towers blow,
And ntasercs, Ger tasted, take wing;
But while ! can haSk in the smile Of thine eye,
Aud knuw that still faithful thou art,
Let lh"Sr boast who VIII Of the mansions on hiel.
I'll not wish from here to dcplrt
Here are lines written by a Young lady
parting with some friends to 90 FAR from
them, she handed one OF them some tile
mom'nto, enclosed in the following lines.
Are they not Pretty!
IIera, take this little token
Aud let it speak or me,
III whispers low and gentle
tnIeard by all save thee.
Dear Cousin, wilt thou listen
When thy soul is very sada
have bud ii whisper comtnrt-
Has it power 10 make thee glad
have hid it of remind thee
OF thy cousin far away,
And 10 tell thee she will llnrer,
Still in spmit round thy way.
! lavn bid it-.hnt no matter;
.W I've bid it say to thee
II were iuuhsh here to utter;
have bid il ieK IF me.
And here is letter in rhyme, which
we shall have to ask the writer 10 answer
himself, and tell US who has been 'tor-
menting" him; for undoubtedly he has
found out by this time.
4 Letter TO the Editor.
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TT5 guns
This is a pretty formidable force to
hover about the island and il it arrives in
time may trouble :he invaders. There
will be some delay, however, IN getting
some oil the vessels fitted out.
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THE CECIL WIG.
EEETO.T, eEsh.
Saturday May q 1859,
TO the Wings Of Cecil County.

FELLOW CIrizENs:-The Convention TO nom
mate Wing Candidate Esr Gov crnor % Mary
land. is to meet in Frederick City on Thursday
the 9Th day Of June next. In that convention
Cecil is entitled TO iivs delegates.
Your central committee, in compliance with
she duties imposed on it by you, hereby request,
that you will assemble in Your respective Dis
lricis, on Saturday aIlr 18th day of May INST,
at O'clock to appoint in each District. Seven
Delegates to meet in County convention OH
Thursday the 30lh day Of May inst, for the
purpose Of choosing five Delegates to the Gu
bernatorial Convention.
The following places are named for holding
iiLn n,.eJiuus-
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TIL rememhrancc brought before thee
living shadows from the past,
And the sun shcnc brightly DER thee,
And the hours seemed fitting fast.
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And here is a letter in rhyme, which
we shall have to ask the writer to answer
himself, and tell us who has been "tor-
menting" him for undoubtedly he has
found out by this time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-07

4 bill proposing TO the State Of Texas the
establishment Of her Northern and West.
ern boundaries, mud the REIMBURSEMENT,
by the said State, Of all territory claimed
BY her, exterior to said boundaries. and
OF all her claim upon the United States.
BE il enacted by the Senate and iiouse
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled. That the
following propositions shall bc. and the
ssme are hereby offered to the State OF
Texas. which, when agreed to by said
State In an act passed by the general ms
ssmhy. shall be binding and obligatory
upon the United States and upon the said
State Of Texas. Provided. the said agree
ment by the said general assembly shall be
given on or before the first day Of Deccm.
ber. eighteen hundred aud fifty.
lst The State of Texas will agree that her
boundary on the north shall commence at the
point At which the meridian of one hundred
degrees west from Greenwich is intersccted
by the parallel of thirty six degrees thirty
minutes north latitude, and shall run from
said point due west to the meridian Of one
hundred and three degrees west FROM
Greenwich thence her boundary shall
run due south to the thirty second degree
of north latitude; thence on the said par
allel Of ,hiriy.two degrees north latitude Ia
~. MI, U..,o d,J NJ. and ,hs,.. with
tho ,h,,nJ If .,;d r;ysr in Inc Culf a,
~
"a The State If Te,,. code. to the
Ifn;,.J s,.,.. III h., ,orr,,,,v e,,s,;or n
,bo ,o.,;,ory and hnnni.r;., which .he /,
g. o.,.,I;.i DO ~. Gr., .r,;.I. of ~,
....
-. ~. Sat-, ~ r. ,,,n,,;sb.u III
49, ,'.;,.sI S.. e. ua,,;,;, !,
- a.. iaI,. ~ F. ..d "a, ,,,n,n..
-, :.'i.'.:..' - 49, ..,,..do, r, ~,
w";,.d S,s,". y; ho, ia. C,,,. .,sc,,I.
$50. -. 49,, Ldm.. r.,n,no .,,r.
.nd ,'','';,,a. ~ w.. and n,hG. hn;,,l;,g,
I'D ,h.;. .;,... ..h;,h t.o,'n. N. ,rnn.,,,
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TIN Cots REeios OF Onroos.-Ths ssssm.
ship Cherokee. At New York, from Cksgsvu
brings the following. which We do no, rrweus'
Der TO have noticed in our Last Pscifr psrsss
The existence Of gold in Oregon is nov ese.
tain. Il has been creating great excitement
through the various cities and towns in Orrgon
and hundreds are giving up busioess and pro-
ceeding to the vicinity Of the mines. Gold has
Teen dissolved, and in abundAnes. That which
is now exhibited shows 40 entirely di6ssat
character to any Of that dug IN the mines Of
California. II contains largs quantities Of plat.
tina, and is said to bs Of a richer character
The Oregon mines arr situated shout 300
miles south of Oregon City
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g. BE v further sesoire.i. That the pow.
ere and duty Of the committee Of fifteen l'e
continued until tho further action OF the
meeting. and that the chairman OF that
committee, by the concurrence Of any three
msmbers thereof, may at any time call .
meeting Of the representatives Of the aass-
hnldinv StnteA
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Al length We have to congratulate the
South on the attainment Of greater unity
among he, representatives than ha. vet
,~eu Known.
4, m..t;ov held . few evening, since,
IN. follou;ny members were appointed 4
Com,ri,,.e on Resolutions.
Nj, ToomI,.. Chairman.
We..r, s,A,,on. Thompson. Hcu.tou.
n,.;. tj;,pm.n. Ruvt. Cahcll. Ui,Isrd.
wo,,. yohpsoa. Moreh~ad, Green, How.
ard 'rhomxs
w..~,.d ,., ~, A.,;h.,,,;,,. y,
A., C.,.,",,,.a rs.rl,.d !, ,lmo-, ,,,,r,
VI. ..;.'';,a snJ ,ccn,,,;r,,v
"" g. - Ch.,,usn or tho Dammit.
so. ,.""r,..d N. 6,l,,uipy ,.,.
y" .h;.h 49,, ,don,.d.
.' -. IT, ...u. H.
L. ne'"es"' ~. nav ~, 10 e"'''" ."'" =.
prvrd o, "a ."e, ""e',F; /" p'"s",, y. y.
seW "y ,"s J""s"e"' ~ ~. ~, "u
laws. o' Inc 's""' ~" '""' "' I'm ''
law, ~ II es''e'' ~ inc Anr'''"" "'"''es
o" 'nr u" NY ~ ,,' ~" s ~. .' "",;s.h,"
u. our teyrieOrtcs shxl! hr the fundamental
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NORR1S l. TACk EFT

DREPARE and keep constantly on hand,
/ 7dsh Po,eders. making the teeth a. white
rs ivory Hair Dys, giving the hair a black aud
glossy appearance Har on much used here.
delcs,eIy and swee,ly perfamed' Posdrrs for
~ FACE, giving the mos, beautiful and rc~sate
color Besides, they have n fine lot Of slate =,
paper. ink. pencils, pcrinmsr,es, SCISSORS, (,sst
quality msde,) prcitiesi pocket knives, be-,
>co,,h snuff aud lois Of other good az pretty
things Call Nor. frequently. MI "
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Com M teeA.

. TO the Jail Of Harrison county, Texas,
by r. Il. Pierce, J T.. on the 9th day
~ oil September. instant, a negro man,
dark complexion, between twenty snd twenty.
four years Of age, five fee, eigh, " ten inches
high. s,ontIy made, who calls himself by the
name Of Moses. lie says that be belongs to =
Mr Neusou, Of Tennessee. ard tina. he j. hired
the present year TO Fountain c. Lester, of Aaid
coun.y
The owner, or his agent, is requested to
come forward, prove property pay charges. and
take said boy into his possession.
s X PERRY, Shsr,f
S.y,e,nhrr G, 1850 nI3 III
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y = q Z q q ,

*Ar> A sorrvl horse blaze face common
N sls<; . little Whit on ,hrrs Of HI.
ivvl, .svsn years old last spsme len seps
time in March last, frci.. the .ubscrih<s'p plan
tAtion. six mile. nora Of Marshall, The last
time heard from. ~as ii Ism~s Coles On the
up~hur rosa. Was brought here BY Ar.
kik'n.. Any information gwen Of him will Be-
,hankfr lly received Ars.des reasonable CON-
Pcnss Ion will be given
JAMES McCOWN.
-
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On Thursday evening last the 29th uliimo,
by the Rev Job Taylor, Mr.. JR. MALLORY u
Miss MvRY e. PARRY, Of Panola county
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either on the east or wess ~ 81 Ne R's
Grsnde before ~ Arss Of Jsss aeI,, and
in tho mean time. tAs nGhts Of Tesas and
tire United States sAall ss1oain On prrjudiced.
The question being esAsu. the motion was
rejected yeas ~. nays -.
Mr.. Turney moved hat the bill be indeA-
nitely postponed.
Mr.. feots cAlkd Tor the yeas and nays,
which wers ordsssd. and being taken. ths
motion Was rel eeted-yeas ~. nays ~.
Mr.. Underwood moved to amend Mr..
Pcarce's amendment BY striking thsrefrom
the psoviso; and the question being taken
by ysas and nays. tie motion was rejected
yeas ~. nays ~.
Mr.. iulss moved 70 strike oat from Mr..
Pearce's amendment what 10 gessrally
haOwn - The Bradbsry amendmsst."
Mr.. Underwood moved that the Senate
adjourn; and tbs question being taken, the
Senate refused 70 adjourn.
The question recurring on the motion OF
Mr.. iulee, il WAS taken by yeas and nays.
and decided IN the negative yeas ~. rays
~.
Mr.. Badger moved that the 3sns'e sd-
journ.
Mr. Foote demanded the yeas and aays.
which were ordered and the question DE-
ing taken, the motion WAS disagreed to,
yeas ~. nays ~.
Mr.. Sebastian moved that the Senate ad.
j"urn, rejected-yeas ii, nays AZ.
The question then required on the inse''
ton OF the amendment Of Mr.. Pearce-being
now simply the same provisions for the terrific
rial government Of New Mexico ~ report
ed by the committee, with his proviso that
the said government was not to 60 int" e.
feet till the 4th Of Marth, lh5l-and being
taken WAS rejected-yeas Is, nays ~.
SO the senate refused to insert. and the
bill now contained but twenty one sections,
the first four relating to California, and the
remaining seventeen relating to the Terrific
- Of Utah.
The presiding officer stated toe question
now TO be on the motion OF Mr.. Walker
(madc Yesterday to strike out all OF the bill
except those sections relating TO California.
Mr., Davis, Of Mississippi. moved to
amend the fifth section by changing the
western boundary Of Utah. extending it iuto
the limits defined in the constitution OF Cal
itornix as her boundaries. Kejected-yeA"
~, nays Is.
Mr.. Dawson moved that the Senate 3D.
iourn. Reiectcd-yeas 10, nays IS
The question recurring on the motion Of
"r "iAer' Vo s'''Ae ""'" ''e c w, y"
cePt those ,ecuo"s re'a''ng !" N"N'"'"'"
was decided ID Inc negative .! 9sA' H"s
nays ieas % nays - ,.,m,
M A'c"'so" "'"'eo ~ a"'e"" '"e w. ~
striking out '"e nrs' 'our 'eo"o"'-'<'"""s
Mr.. foote advocated the motlon.
Mr.. Phelps moved that tue b''' Dc inde"'
n''ely postponed. Nsjee"o-9es &c. my
~.
Inc question recurring on '"e m%'on OF
VIZ A'eh's"" 10 s'r'Ae 'ro,', Wv "''' W. ""'
first sections relating to '"'''or.'A' " was n
decided !" tue "e9a"se-.eas 81, o",' 30
Hr' "erren moved 10 'u,Ac ou' W.. Sc
/ Dtlu StcttDt Oh Utt Dill, WHICH w rs 'oho"s
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;overnor. II this decision is departed
IN this instance, the ice 10 broken aud
business will be received aud acted
and there Is other business VI equal
prtsnce with this.
hone then. we III all not GO into the cleo
n, this time. think that we shall be
no out Of our Legitimate sphere. and
lrary to the expectations Of our cs"sh'
a ould like myself to hear from the Con.
of the United States; and we shall
.hly get mail on Monday night. ]
,he House will postpone the question
anna d.y neg, week. IL il IL determined
l.ct during the present session.
r. FRANKLIN said he thought we should
. mail on Saturday night, he would
,.f,rc move the postponcnen. Of the res.
;on until Monday next.
YVES accordingly postponed.
n, WusoN moved to add Mr.. Bryan to
committee OF ~.
Mr. WILLIAMS moved TO add Mr.. Bogart
h cllin.
Nj Scorr moved that the committee
,.;s, Of the whole House.
~, RocARr said II look upon this
.s,;,, ms one Of vast moment to the
,,le a, subject in which the citizens OF
ry norton OF the State are deeply ana
liz interested | am sorry that ! am
c.J in position that requires me to
~ an, ON this subject. ! am opposed
=. ,,,s.,, attitude assumed by this
,y and | nm the more opposed to 1t,
tho fac, that two additional names are
nropo.cd to be placed upon the com
,.s This House, sir. has taken upon
!, "a create "a committee composed Of
,,.,v Of its members And for what,
10 decide upon measures, and to
n hills or resolutions to present to mi.
(ri,y proceeding unprcc' dented !" the
2nals Of any State in this Union unknown
N, parliamentary usages Of any leg'sla'
= body .aon this wide earth. In what
-d;c.meu, does this place the minority I
bev are entirely excluded from the right
,nv,s,uv.tion. wholly deprived OF any
ice in the matter. Members OF the
muse will sit here, as did once the mem.
Ne Of the Irish parliament, and listen and
M ON. With neither the right to speak nor
y" WV
I would have been glad, Mr.. Speaker, to
r;s .n..s,r. referred to a proper com.
,,cc consisting OF u few members OF 'h's
DIV who should draw up the necessary
solutions and present then to the MAORI
for their action.
,Ia .nn,,,;,,.c i. Mt present cons,itu.
49,, ,o w., .xcused from acting up.
X. ''e"' W "
II w,..,x,, and Scorr made
"'ss'N =, omn,s;,iou To the present
,a,;,n If tho committee.
w ave.. :. o,nrc...J his thanks to the
onu,.,n,n from Wa,aporda, (Mr. WILSON,
=, la'.''aa ,he Uou,e TO excuse him from
"'ss" ~, ~. Committee
~ NJ .f'n rv,, and Bocart were added
=, ~. vote Of the Nouse.
vi, nno.vr desired that " Burney he
,a.d =, n. committee. and asked to be
I.cr.sd from serving upon it himself
On motion OF Mr.. Taylor the House ad'
burned.
w. b,,e no, room for the full debates
l., oor.,,, bowey
he 'ee''"s "PP,"'' W "
r. that Ne should defend our ''s"'s :" '
hazard
=, ,,. IL, r.,,,,t. of Mr..
Inc '''""s C...,;,,a. az tho
FHASxus' IN JOINT ''"'''"', :" :,
evening OF the 18th upon the Message %
khe Governor
Mr.. Fa.Nx.,> being called upon ito
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AAneinisira1er's No11ce.

A Ii persons Interested IN The estate Of
"A Mary A. Spencer, deceased. srr hereby
notified tina, W X. Spencer, Administrator III
said estate has filed has accounts with the sane
in this office, and tina, they will b opened anal
examined for allowance and final settlement Al
the next term OF the court 10 be- held on The
las, Monday in September, 1850, when and
where the, may attend and contest thsn II
they see proper
F. c. BEAZlEY, Crk
August 81, 1850 Il29t1 C. cNc.
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\ q r &c =,

1 H. person. holding bond. against the
4 y county Of HARRISON for title TO lots in the
town Of Marshall. or who may be in any other
manner entitled thereto, will please deposi, their
evidences Of claim in my Office for examination,
As early rs practicable,
4. A. PATlLlO, Chief Justice.
September 5, 1850. MIA r.
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MsyaA az. 1850
CERTIFiCATts.

Harrison Co, Tires, April -, 1850
This is 10 certify, that ] purchased Of NJ.
j =. Alexander, 20 Saw Gin u hss tueus.
which is equal in all respects 10 any Gin hats
ever used I, vii, average six bake u ~ ID.
each per day the GIN running by xstsr pcwss.
J. r ROsEhOkOlCH.
This is to certify that started M. kcsebo-
rough. 70 Saw Gin, on Po,tsFs Csstk and asw
the Gin pick one hundred pos"ds in eight MN
utes. II nsde - lbs. Of - god lint ~ ever
saw. ". ). SANDERS
certify to the truth Of thu Ako,s, having
held The watch, and weighed the cot,en.
n. Anderson.
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communication Nstsce.

COMMUNICATIONS NWu1GGe
I'm tn. 2blh day OF August, A. n. 1850. let
" tiers OF Administration were granted To the
undersigned on the estate Of George =. Hum
pircys, deceased, by tie county eonr, OF Up
,hur county, Texas, pertaining to the estates of
deceased per.ons. All persons. therefore, hav-
my claims agains, said estate will present them
duly authenticated. within the time prescribed
by law and those indebted will make imue.
dnie payment 10
ISAAC r. HUMPHREYS,
Aug %, $50 nl3 81 Administrator
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But I do not believe there will b. any
necessity to send all the ,roops which We
should organize 10 Santa Re. | believe
that II we define the punishmen ut incurred by
resistance I" the laws, and guarantee to
those people the rights Of our other citizens,
they would see il to be their interest to
maintain the jurisdic! ton Of the State oi
Texsa, and acknowledge her right to the
territory. For they would he thereby plsc.
I'd in much better position 10 far - con.
cerns their private property. than ~ cti.
zens Of territory Of the United States or Ui
State OF their own formed within our lin.
it, We eoncede u each individual more
land than he could acquire from his own
State. and far more than from the United
States, ~ al lnhsbitaUt Of n territory.
entertain vers lite doubt that we shall have
the country organized with far less difficult.
" aud greater credit to the State BY taking
such course.
A 10 the mode cf raising funds. that is
matter with which am no, very familiar
There are many other gentlemen here who
are much better able To suggest xOd 10
mark out the measures TO DO adopted with
regard to this portion Of the subject bur
IN. time has been in r., ra. when i, WA, no,
necessary 10 raise fund. IA n cr.I;m;nary ia
maintaining her riyh,s | should be sorry
10 think TODAY that Texas. having lived
tbrouch IN. rcvo,u,iop and sustained herself
when she had pe;,h.r mon nor money would
NOW shrink fran maintaining her rights. be.
cans. she finds some difficulty in raising the
necessary funds to nav and supply her mil.
mi,
We hav, ,he men and the spirit which
have ,r,s,ry,d ia, country once. and ,bey
will do !, AGAIN
snhm;, ,hesc suc,es,ious with ditIid,nce
/ trus, ,h,, MI will .xores. their views free.
L. and Tina we .hslj he .,on enabled To AR.
~. n, soi.. s,,;.f,ctorv and harmonious
conclu,;on
W. STAFF move" !" "'ne ""' "''v
thousand, ana insert "a s""'c'e"t 'o.ce'
Mr. FORTS Thought, perhaps 'he onJec'
w"nld he better accomplished ny "k,"e .ne
resolution NJ originally introduced lie
understood the recommendation "' inc Wv
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Large Consignment u wagons.
NYll.L be- offered for -sle at public ouicry'
w on the 18th day Of September next, du.
ring Court week. sis newly flushed wagons, IN
the town Of Jefferson. consisting o. high, and
heavy Ok and Two Horse Wagons Terms Of
Sae, oer half the Is, Of January the balance the
ist Of April, lsoi-wiih approved security.
A. J. J. OWENS.
Jefferson, Sept. g. 1850. l33t
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" INV tAcsaaed fsAsssl srpngs N
saM ~ n m taeh way IA eaats r..
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- TIE sf,amsy jim GiLMER, Nc
KSsrr, Master, will leave Shrs,s.
porl EVERY SATCKDY for New Orleans,
and meet the DUCK RIVER, CLARE. Master,
At Alexandra Shippers and passengers msy
rely in going through without delay. The
above boat. have been thoroughly r~psired and
rehiied in a manner that win no, be surpassed
BY any boats in the trade. Being very light
draugh, they will not NEE, with any detention.
August 81, 1880 13H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-07
DIX. GILBERT,

Formerly Of Memph1. 7en~esses.
nFFEkS lis professional services 10 the
~ public in the treatment Of oil forms Of
ehrnn,c diseases. especially CANCERS, white swell.
ing, scroiuls, tumots, wens, abscesses, sores of
long standing, rheumatism, mefcarsas. and syph.
III. of the wors, form, without the we ot the
knife OF mercury, l. 1 all diseases VI The skin
IL oNhce No ~ Magazine street.
He offers the following certificate from The
physicians Of Memphis:
d. .. GnsIar-Ws have bsen intinstsiy
acquainted with Dr. T. Ciber's practice for four
years We have often y,sited his extensive ln6s.
mary, near Memphis, have closely observed his
successful ,rca;m.n, of the mos, difhculi easss.
and We feel i to b. duty We owe the conf
munly n, large. to express vvs enske conn.
d-nee IN hi. skill and juden'en, in ,hs sucs~ss-
tul management Of sach Diseases, - he pro.
icsscs to cure. lie haa, in eur judgement, Teen
far more suese.sial IN the treatment Of tbat
class Of diseases he Processes 10 cure. than sny
other ph, scan IN the world
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