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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-01-30
EIGHT DAY PACKET.
For Columbus and Aberdeen. Clara.

J. NJ BEAIsAnD, Capt J. I. WILsoN, CLERK.
THE Light Drought, Frs Class ,fye-n- =
4 steamer, CLARA, will9run re- l4aaFzszsS
gularly 10 Columbus and Aberdeen SO
the coming season, so soonas the water rises.
During the summer size has been thoroughly
overhauled and painted, and no expense will be
spared to render her accommodations and table
equal to my boat on the river.
Capt. BARNARD returns his thanks to his friends
and the public generally for the very liberal pa
tronage given TO the CLARA, and assures them
that every effort will be made to render his pas
sengers comfortable & give his shippers prompts
ness and dispatch.
70 All engagements made by the subscribers
will be faithfully executed.
HALE & MURDOCH, AGTs.
August 10th, 1850. 17-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-01-30
DHSNOLUTHON.

fTSEE firm Of DECHERD & GRAY. IS dis
Il solved by the death of the former. The bus
mess WI be continued by the subscriber. who
viii be glad to sseesthe customers Of the former
concern and all Others that may favor him with
ascall. 4 Q make room for the Fall and Winter
stock, the present one will be sold remarkably
j. B. GRAY. "a
Columbus, Sept. 9th, 1850. 2I-tE
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-01-30

Noble, .AL.a,
EEP on hand q large assortment of Law,
La Theological Medical, Miscellaneous and
School Books; Writing paper, Of every descrip-
ton. Manufacturers of Blank work for Sherids.
clerks of courts, Merchants, &c &c
Old Booksre-bound in every style.
We respectfully solicit the public and our
friends to call and examine our stock
April 4, 1850
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For Sale or Rent.

TT0HE House and Lot in the eastern par. Of
the town. near the Female Institute for
inerly occupied BY J. X. Pierce. Also 10 acres
OF good land, three miles from town For par
ticu!ars enquire of W NJ C-4D4
Columbus Jan so, 1851.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-01-30

FEJHE undersigned. from Columbus. Miss
IL having associated himself with ]. s. Marsh
& Co. in The city of Mobile for the purpose of Res
ceiying Forwarding and Purchasing of Goods,
for Merchants, Planters and others, respec. fully
socits the patronage of his friends and the public
generally. j. NJ. DICKSON.
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POPE & BROTHER,
WHOLES.ALE GROeERS.
No. 68, Commerce Street.

NIODILE# ALA,
JT7OULD at the beginning ofa New Season,
Wv return their thanks to the citizens of East
Mississippi for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to them, and would respectfully solicit
a continuance ofthe same. They will keep con-
stantly on hand full supply ofFevery article in
their line, consisting in part Of the following
articles.
Java, Mocha, Manila and Rio Coffee; St. Louis
and ohio Flour Baeon, Hams, Sides and Shout
Shot and Powder; Tobacco, of various brands
and a variety of Cigars Potatoes; Candles; Bran
dies; Wines. &c.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-01-30
Pickensyille Female Institute.

r. BRADSHAW, A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
THIS Institution of learning is now, with
IL full corps Of Teachers, in successful opera
ton. The next regularssession will commeRee
the Ist OF March. J. NJ: BECks1 i,
President of the Board of Trustees.
jan % 1851 4l-3w
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DISSO L.U ITO N.

TTNIIE firm of "A. N. JONES & co. was dis
IL solved by mutual agreement on the first in
slant. All those having demands against the
firm will present them to James Jones Jr.; and
all persons indebted to it will find their notes &
accounts in the hands of John p Krecker who
is alone authorized to collect and receipt for
the same.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-01-30
TO MERCHANTS:

TO MERCHANTS:
The personal and special attention of both will
DC given TO their interest in Receiving, Forwards
ing and Purchasing Goods. All consgnmcnts
forwarded, without delay, free Of charge. and re-
measured before shipment, SO that all errors in
freight bills of charge can be corrected and
the amount deducted furnished the owne.s wIef.
the goods are re>shlped. In instance will
Goods be held for any Boat, except under special
instructions, from the owners.
PLANTERS AND OTHERS,
Who buy their Groceries and other Goods in Mo-
bile, will find it greatly to their interest in for
warding their orders direct or through their Com
mission Merchants, as they will in every instance
consult their best interest in selecting the Goods
and shipping them by the first Boat. Perfect sat>
isfaction guaranteed to all who may favor them
with their business.
Persons visiting Mobile for the purpose of pur~
chasing their own Goods will be introduced TO the
several houses Of business by applying to either
OF the firm.
N. B.--Those ordering Cords viii insert in or
der whether to be insured or moi.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-01-30
DR.. L. C. GLOVER,

TAS. removed his Office to the stand occcu-
IL pied by l. NJ. Knapp, one door east of
Hale & Murdock's, Main Street, where calls
from his friends will be cordially received. and
where messages leftfor him will be promptly at
tended TO. He will keep regularly on hand a
general assortment of the best Botanic Medic
cines, Preparations, and Compounds
Among his Preparatons issllis popular Hepa-
tic Preparation, for Liver Diseases.
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that my wife has had the
Dyspepsia for many years resulting from diseas-
ed LIVER. during which period she has had FREE.
qrent attacks OF Acute Ilflanlationof tho Liver:
and in no instance has she been so speedily and
ejfecfWalEy relieved as she has been from lates
attract by. the skill of DR.. Glover and the use of
his Hepatic Preparation. i. IN. HATCH.
January I, 1851. 3s-tf:
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ED CLOVER SEED-Fresh and Genuine,
n. received per S.eamer Cuba, for sale by
TAYLOR & MeCARTHY.s1
Dec. 18th, 1850. 34-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-01-30
ssIlSo, Chinoidine or AmOrphaus Quinins,

salSO, ChinOidine.Or AmOrph0us Qninirle,
one Ssthe most desirable articles of the day in
treating intermittent discusses. full directions ac-
companying each package. Citrate of Quinine for
slelicate eases possessing all the properties of
Sulphate only in nlilder form, Phosphate of Ann
monia the new remedy for Gout, Chronic and
Inilalnatory Rhuematism
Patent Medicines OF every variety
Fresh and Genuine.
His assortment of Patent Medicines combines
every article of any importance in that line
which lie offers at bankruptcies
JAS. JONES JR,
Columbus Miss, Oct. nth. 1850. 8 If
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-01-30

AHOTHER'S RELIEF.-A genuine article
LN1 Just received and for sale at the Drug Store
of TAYLOR & MCCARTHY.
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IAsTEIESON 8 RR0--
TKgOS. y. CARVER g. co.

Stationers and Blank Book Manu-
lecturers, No. SO Dauphin street.
MOBILIZE Mn
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Extracts. PerfumerY, and Fancy AriLclCs.

which, from Its extent and diversity, must furnish
something to please the taste of every one.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-23

Memphis, Tenn, March. 1850.

The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral
worth, and professional requirement.. will eoir-
pare fayorably with til. most distinguished in
our country. The medical faculty constitutes
an anomaly in this or any other eounty--alI
Of them are able lecturers and the best Of
teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographic.
cal position, and the extern, of our population
can haze no doubt ~ TO the eligibility Of our
situation for an enterprise Of the kind. A. TO
health, including all seasons VI tie ycs-, We
deny that ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
a common error EXISTS IN the minds of many
students relative to the place Of tudyihg ..s,'d-
iclne; those who intend practiclng among the
disease, II the West and South, should eyr-
,ainly educate themselves Mt n school whose
F~eul,y are practically acquainted with those
d,>ra>tf,
Tia, the pubic may be satisfied Of the per.
manrncy Of this school. We feel Il our duty to
state that the Trustees and Faculty form UNIT
in action, which augurs well fos it, future Sue
cess, and thai the peculiar internal Organization
which connects them cannot BE- interrupted.
T.. W. N. KING, Esq.
P,e-den, # The Memphis I-ai'idc.
march !, +, $50 "a no Nv
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NeU US1e00e. sstss.,. 81
Tug uu1ssniRne4 N0iaeso re-.
ceftfutly 10 ,mfusm ~ petlis that
W Y 0a,sy ~, slwsya find q ~ Nxsie
hssss, . skctta.2Sa hsvc sssortnsAt n Plsas
Ferfss n vsrv rsaaon.bla prirsa al On nueusu.
modstsg s~sna. 80.
Andne then avs pinsao Yostea 0aAe b. liz
old and relebvsssd ,psnIfAstsvsea. r. <:;ihsst
l. Co, Of Boston, Of sssh lone, Ind crushed
beautifully in rosewood, black walnut, and ms
hogany, with iron frames, made Ii the mosa
substantial and work manlite manner Also,
tho Justly celebrated .f;cliau Isis,p fxies,
which, fos sweetness Of tone, have not been
~quaIlcd. They Are peculiarly svtcd to the
country, a. the A.olian does mot seotiss tuning
for years.
The New ItAproyerprnt IN Piano Fost~s
ths ,esiept Vibrating Orertridge, 10 also for
sale at the same establishment. This improve
ment gives peculiar frmncss and briliiHrcy to
the treble, adds 10 the durability and strength
Of the Primo, and renders i, capable II rcmain-
ing much longer ia ti.s than those in ordinary
use.
WIN, il Agent 10. Henri I1rrx' celebrated
Grand Pianos and Pinninos, II ade IN Pnris. FIR
power and sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-.
eminent
The Dolce Compound Attachment, J. Pellcv
T. Co.'S Paris Pianos. and instruments from ali
the hest manufactures, constantly receiving,
and for sale on liberal terms.
Necond- Hand Pianos for sale, from $50 10
S90O ea:h, and taken in part payment for ns~
Pianos.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-23

rI>ilE undersigned, DEALERS ~ >ksps, re-
l. spcc,fully beg 10 call the attenton Of their
frieres and the publ, to the fall and choice as.
soriMenl III Seeds and Grams which they have
now in sore .. They have also on hand an as-
sortmcnt Of Garden Il.p'girents, Watering Pots,
Flower Pots. Bird Cages seed and water gla--
Sea, split peas, pressed herbs, tobacco seed,
roots, plants. slrubbcry, &c. They have com
plctc arrangements to be kept supplied with
fresh and warranted Seeds. (-u.,abe To the sea.
son. as they progress,} from the growers, Com
stock, Fcrrc a. Co, Of Weth-r-ield, Conn.
and viii take pride IN supplying The satnc to
their cui toners 10 n neat aud careful manner,
aud nj fea Duab!s prsscs
orsiera. with city reference, FOR the above, or
fof trrona spw peas. corn oms, wheat, buck
whea, rye, barlej, mHlei, blaekeycd peas, Sc,
viii be wtll aud speedily attended TO, by
CCNSIOt'k T. 60.
Wethcrsfed Seed Storf ~ Common street,
corner Of 1thoupitoula> slfs,,, New Orleans.
Dec II, 1850. no26 "
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Notice 10 T'lamtcrs!

INliE undersigned are stlll engaged in nanu-
L fsuctmrin0 ties4es GINS and Forssisss fi,rss
HINs eight m,irs Nersi, Of Palestine, Aad~r-on
county. Texas. whers they are peFniaucsil, 10
Gated, and viii keep constantly on hAlsd Gus Vi
ssfloa, s,xcD ms de-cfptnas. ri saaae Of the
beat materials Cash stee' Saws. Cast kibs,
chil.hardened and We'll hu'rl'.i, With an estsa
dust Brush attached to each sin. The ui.il~
are all made OF rood n,stofials and atii tD.s h-
cd Ia every respect. Tie e.u- and nails arc NJ
wafraulcd 10 perform we'll. aus sil, be Gohscr-
ed TO purchasers at The ahorie-, lsas,e-, Con-
tracts m4y be made wilh ear irayesing agents,
or ailh A. ] As,,in & Co. Nsssnsfer s.sss-
tY, Lonseayc q Norton. Lagrange. Fa,eile
eosnty Wood Il Spencer. st Wbeeleek. and
DE. w. u. Ross Ru-k co. For further pafic-
ular- address lawfensc & .,ilup-, rairsiifs.
Ander-on copsly, Texas. We would slso re-
Ter persons Wi-hlnR !" purchase tins sfi mills
OF tee following gsnslemen, who hare purelias-
Cd gins and msli- from our paniIiacsor,, va:
Saspeel Rove. Tses Crlswrii. folk county !;
h e. Hutchinson. J. l. Farqrhss. J. = Hines,
judge I,.- seenb. H. &. Ae!u,,rc, Washington
county; Z. y Ragsialr. Svshsua lxdlVl'.r,
Jas. faYarfsea. ,leroAee roauty; =. II. Sos,
Gonzales sauut, J, }. MrHtidgv. WIN. Liiil-
ders, Icon eon'uy; y. T. Smith, 'Hqusfs Crews,
Tyler eoantg T. J. Sissk, T. = Le*ls, Fase,fe
coaaiy: y X. Moss. Harrison c~ rs, Rober-
sou county; w. Fisn.gay, HaSk county !;
II Smith, Ellis county; III. 'nn>on, lIuF!eson
eouuiy; Tho-. Ellison, Caldwell rouaiy Ge.,.
steaeu@, Lewis perres' J, l. Green, Url'ne.
county, Anihoay Sharp. n. Jackson, lime.
pr n,se Jas Cabinc--, Walker county
George ilrlimark. Houston county, ]. ]. pis.
.br la y. Green, 6. W, Dakc, K. W Ea4,
&&fa Hammer nud kiny Au.itrsgu rnrnfv
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TIE STATE or TEXAS,

Nh,nte Couri pertaining 10 Isafs &C
NAVIp STl<SON aduni-'rlaor. 81 The e.
~ tate or vhona- l.. Whhrhead deceased,
has Assd hi. accounts IN this ol''cr 'ot 'he hhs'
settlement IL sad estate. This is, 'hrrrf"re'
TO 1--WE no,ice that they viii be opened fer es.
nm,nntiou and allowance at the next term ~
.,i court, to be held IN and for snid county. al
The courthouse In ,he ,oaa u Marshall, on NC
Ia, Monday ia August A. u. 1881. wleo aud
wb,f,, all persons Interested 10 ssid estate may
sppesr aud contest them il they TANK prefer'
Hy order Of said court,
rrs,e: Il. 4. BEAZLEy. OK.
Nv J. N. lIs>prasox. Drvy.
August J, 1881. van" ~
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Cards Of Nh kinds. Show l'ils, Hand BILE,
House Bills, Bii Heads. Notes OF Hand.
Receipts, Funeral Tickets Election Tick
cts. Circulars. Blanks of every Description.
O, ders from distance will receive prompt
attention.
Tie keep. on hand Blanks Tor District
Clerks and Justices of the Pence
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Ads.,inistration Notice.

ETTLkS Of administration dc tenis non
- on the estate OF Il. +. Heard, deceased,
were granted TO the undersigned, by the county
court of ltifrsor county Texas, on the 30th
day of lunc, A. u, 1891.
This is therefore 10 give notice TO all persons
having claims against said estate, TO presen,
them within the time prescribed, by law, duly
authenticated aud those indebted To the same
Will please make immediate payment 10
J. J. WEBSTER Adm
Jnly l2ih. 1871 n3 d
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n - 11o4pWuS eyya I'll IKE ~ r.
Y xeepSIA =. =. :. s.s,.1sss,. 3 ~ n ~
II 4 ss~s Npss"sr V}ss1. ,lsSess1 3S5lss l,vsi1 /,
- n y. nhrsf S3S S1
49, = ~u11 W. pa pqtfstA: teger
H. 4ifth Ctn1SW NJ &s6t6F ~
eyx = p n M iSsr1 rIynef uUs - =
upjss az iSl}we ~ n ~ nllaeaasN that ~.
ewne@s tlHse1tvts: nd MS1Aet ptsetxled b.
rjfdjs Of - esS1tA, ,hs hsps ptryltrses kssswn
IN IL vsnrSAtts kisesaSm Asrsast ihe dilEusisss
u oo1esMaSs OVER vrnntrixS liza. IL suuyxx.
'rissss tslausse but spsva sf the nsrs specimen.
sof voutsf sAd adinisnsi1p ltN hy tho Greet
Hand. Who made Ill ihIiys psstvvt.
q, lhs highest poii,t NJ i.sc hup';iay sites,
pnssspa..ed IN beauty BY my 10 tsr Known
toyA; and shr eve l'asisvs not ONLY ltme. hn,
with delight and adnNration ean survey as NV
y diversity o. 'andssal< H"m twenty u tE'r'y
iules IN almost every direction.
From 'l'e sides 81 ti'css Hills lsase varTsy
~ water 70 Witch w* in.us The ssisni,"n Of
ihe tab'sr, rs ""afysed y Professors k'dde't -
"Hs'' ~ iV"'"''
UNIVERSITY ~ LOUISIANA.
NEW ChLK@ss' ~ - 1921:
''sss,s, "Ases5 :, .,ssI
=, -, -. .s.:.. ~ -.s,..
os"''' WY - $50 sPs'- ~, ~ - "''.''
's' r'T"'s''' nse sAa'a'pso W, 'H'ss sn'"p'es
"i m,ati.i wat'r' seht he H"u' Mats''''' leAas'
~ "sh p'''' stss'&
Conserving The grasseouA tMbe'aEees, rsuc
nv cafbonic and suip,ura.ei hydrogen,) As;Iei,
may preRnats the recent spring waters, - much
time had Elapsed, and il being 10 US unrtstsin
whether The bottles were sealed nj once ~ tho
springs, tia, nothing satisfactory could be an
ccfiaincd.
j he tArru bottles Ut water contains but az.
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AdeslaDisGsaflen Aosaee.

Aa4a1o1els'Af1on Noa1ee.
EIIkk8 u administration, tse bos;s ~
II wtte granted IN The estate Vi Jasnes LIS.
teF, dsssAssd, 10 the undtrsisn<d. by In Soun.
y eexst rstlstniug 10 Tho ss.atcs Of dsstssed
persona, held IN and Tor HARRISON County,
Texes. on The 3o,h day Of June. A. p. ISL.
Az pefsons therefore hasng claim. arainss
sa'd sstase arr hereby nsli6cd 10 present them
within the time pre-cribsd y law, duly aulhcn.
ticaIed aud those Indebted 10 the same viii
please maze immediate payment, to
II. l.. BERRY.
July ~, 1881. "a q
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HENRY PAka<DNs,

No. ~ Camp Nireei. Neg Orieass.
g aie Agent for the sails ot thu cesebfated
Piano Forte. manufactured BY J. CHECKER.
ing. Boston. and <uups 4 CtssA, Ncw YORK
y j. now ca,Ncded that ths shove msmc. stand
Gs~t On ihr IL, III American o. tordgn m4su
fsrsusvs, aud thsi, ran"s sss offered with con-
tid~nsss. sN
Al. al tiu,~s. on -aEe. general a-sussme'A u
The above pasnsd superior iustsua,vrss, smtra-
cing the mvrh c.tecncd AsOliAn Aits.hmv,s.
~ith ise's Tumble Reeds. VA ~
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Administration Notice.

I'm the Both OF June, 1881, letters Of ad-
~ n'risiraiion were granted to the under
signed. b. the county enuri OF Harrison Conn.
~. pertaining to estates. on t.,e estate Of Jane
,astcr deceased. This is, therefore, 10 give the
notice required By uw, thai all persons having
claims against sad estate. VIII be expected TO
present them, duly authenticated, and that
those indebted to the saiue will please make
payment 10
r. L, BERRY, Adm.
July 10, 1851. n3 Ct
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dn,iaistrntIon Notice.

IN the 3vih d y OF June, ios', letters Of
~ administration d boals MN, were granted
10 the undersigned, by the county eour, Of
HARRISON toua,iy, pertaining 10 estates on the
estate OF Henry laster, deceased This is,
therefore, to give the notice required by law,
lha' nll persons having claim, against said es.
'rie, VIII he expected To present them, duly au.
'hch'icated; and that those indebted to The
same viii please make payments to
n. l.. BERRY
July ~, 1851 "a q.
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TIL. NJ A r X l. + s.

,ot~roS The following quotations nfs taken
|om the Ne~ Orleans Della az shr sih ins,
sEw onivA>s cl.,Fsiffc,rios t
hi.-ior, { al. MieIihg Fair. 30
k,iinsy. 81 al FAIR. ,..-.-- 9ald!
phll,ne, g! 2. 1 t.ou Fj- Iia-
bod Mnsil'as. a =, Good and PINE, nufainsl
Ftors.--rrasn 50 81 10 g..
pokk--Mrss sit "a 10 sii %, u o su Is
Y'lnr sl2 10 :i2 81; Hog Ronald, .ll I" she
BAcos = liam. from ~ to lie, clrat ~ to O..
Aouldrrs 6 to Gle
ILARb.--As 10 Iuic.
tosvss.-kio 81 to 81 Java l3e haguuyrs 10
J lie
tnocoLArs From 9 70 loo
|sross.-uroMn from "a ,o Ste Havana white
, 81 Loaf, Ito Iur. b,
NGei>a.-- Kentucky. from - ic 3ic.
B,Lg Rors Kentucky, dinGt
BrrswAx Prom ~ 10 .sr
nKl>s tt~af 70 to Use l-er, r, hair ~ TO I,r.
MoLAssgs Prom ~ Ia zoe,
CASptvs Sperm - to a.; TAllow 81 los ada.
bAb,,nc 2sc.
Kcg--At ale
ssiSs- buffalo robe rom -. Scas IS to u C..
Per !? 10 a.
cosS Ordinary. " o so; hest At 81 s.
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TAE STATE or fEXAS,

County Of Harrison
County court pertaining 10 Estotes, July
Tom, 1. n. 1881.
MOTTO is Il. rby given, that w. ". Ver-
Y riss aud J, DeunaSd Executors of the Ia y
last viii ai.d Testament of BvuiAma Fo-cue
decreased, base flied tl,ir accounts With said g.
tate for the iual settlement thereof, and that
they Nlii be- opened for examination nd allow
ailcv al The aeNt tern of said court to b. held
on the lost Monday la August (n>tani) At the
Courthouse 10 tie town OF Marshall. IN SAID
county, wien aud where NIL persons interested
IN sid estate may attend and contest the same
II they lhink proper.
By order of said Court
Tesie; L. &. BEAZLEY.
Clerk &. L. II. {.
August 2. 1851. nc 81
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Administrator Notice.

COMMUNICATIONS NOtuces
ETIEKS of administration On the estate
IL of John J. Vaughan decreased. were grant
ed to the undersigned by the county court pei
tanning to the estate, of deceased persons held
IN aud Tor the county OF HARRISON. N the State
IL Texas, On the 2sll day OF Juiy a. D. 1851.
This j., therefore, To give notice that all person,
having claims against said estate, Will be tx
pcetcd 10 present them within the time pre-.
.crlbcd by law, duly authenticated, and those
indebted to the same are hereby requested TO
make iuimvdalc payment to-,
!. u. VAUGHAN. Admir-.
August |, ls5l ne Ct
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TUE NTAJE OF III As,
County ~ Harrison.
Gesmy Ccsrt pertaining to ksiaffs r..
MN. AVERY administrator, ssd tslLl.f
w ANN AVERf administrative Ut IN sv-
,a,s " Jah~ n NssA~fsrd. Avxsa-sd, have
fl,d ,h~iv avssvats ~ ~ Quad unsws u
said estate.
This !. sherftra, e eise ~ they
will b opvnsd 4. tho nses iss ~ = = o"ss'
h.u.s. il, ,ae lawn ef sisrls - q hat
Mutaayln AS,Eist, A.',.lss '.sN'n W ehcs.
pll p.ssou. Juisrs lid IN ~ sats, ~ ,sad
and cps,tesa tLvm i ll,s1 ~ pr@r4
u, ord<s u sad ut,4H
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Lsr nsa pM-Onse n ~ GolspA o0s
.utils gentlemen, whs wss srsvsvsasg -
Isrl short time since. went 10 ~ eDsfk
= one Of the Ontario boAea. n h shown
4 his stats room. 1ks clsrk haadcd the
Scplican, = hey. At he ssms time pointing
- ddor Al y little distance. Our trien.t
rel. il tho direction indicated, but opsn,d
4, door next 70 hia own, where he discov.
(,ed lady passenger making her toilette.
kho, upon the strangers appearances, vt.
.rsd : low scream: $50 away! 90
(wsy!" screamed the lady. Letter D."
erealned tho clerk arm not touching
n At ALL" sc;eamed the Indignant mcr.
.s,.-- Detroit Tribsac.
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TINS CASE o. d.. GAap,sHa.--Ths
Grand Jury Of Washington having indicted
b.. Geo. 4. Gardiner for false swearing. in
Inference to his claim under thu Mexican
teaty, il was the intention OF the President,
~ National i"'e''ge"ce' says 'nmedi'
ely TO despatch M agent 70 Ens'""u'
|h't'er Dr. Gardiner mas gone VITA '"sfns
ion to demand MS s"'renue. "n"e' '"e 'en,''
rt'ci' "f '"e treaty o. 'ie N,,' A"gaH' ~
rtw4e" inc y. s'".es "nr "'e"' n.''a'" !
put 1t was 'o"n" 'na' "'e "' ' ~ '',s case
not among "e CRIMES e"""''"'e" !" inc
Featy. Inc treaty ""'y embraces arson.
piracy, forgery or '"e "''''""ce OF '"rsed
tape'' sss'aN VIII. ,"'e', ." eo""'.A "mr'
er ana roooe'y. me crime o' perjury BY
ome overs'gh', was omitted !" tho treaty
u;.. su,.n N;nn.r .ivc. , land ce,,;s
;" n f.vor If .r,ns o. m. ,on"l.r n",
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LAW DEPARTMENT.

Hon. T.. ". N. King, Professor of Theory
and Practice Of Law
John Delaiicld. Esq, Professor Of CONNER.
eial Jurisprudence.
7crms--$j0 per session.
Recommendations pertaining TO thl. depart
meut must be addressed TO
l.. ", NJ. KING. Esa.