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Washington telegraph., 1851-09-03

MIR PELHAM has opened his Daguerrean
Ill Rooms in the Brick Office opposite Mr.. D.
Almonds, where he will be pleased to see the
ladies' and gentlemen Of W ashington and vicinity.
He has "a superior instrument and fine material,
consisting in part of extra fne CAGES, Lockets,
Pms, &c He has arranged sky light by which
he is enabled to take likenesses in cloudy as we'll
as clear weather.
August 6, 1851. 3ltf
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-03
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, }

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County OF HEMrsTEAD.
In Hcmpsfead Court Of Probate, judy Term,
A. ID. 1851.
r the aforesaid term of said Court Of Probate
II the following Administrators, Executors and
Guard;ans accounts current and settlement were
filed for confirmation, viz:
Robert w. Bailey, Adm, Est, David Bailey, dec.
Nj V. Cheatham, adm. d. b. N. >, Ed Johnson,sr. >,
Jefferson Draper, ,, Jho. bridgeman' f"
Jefferson Draper, adm, est, ii. Bridgeman, .,
Willis g. Josephus Perrin, ." " Samuel Perrin, >,
A. E. Block, % 90 X. ID. Chapman, >,
A. F. Block, M. Johnson, %
p. F. Prater, - Il. i. Satin, -
G. K Cheatham, ~ - ]. T. Walker, %
Rachael McKueely, admx. ,, VIM McKneeIy, 1,
Mary Gatlen, ;, >, Ejw'd Gatlen, -
Pi.ebe Nash Ex'x. of 4" Phincas Nash, >,
J. Custer & n. w. Hill Exr. g. Ex. ;, Geo. Hill, ),
Thomas Hubbard, Guar of A. Ii. Garland,
=, F., +, r. X Garland,
VIM. crab,rse, Guar. Est D. Brady, dec,
:, of NJ J. Brady,
+, , ,, Jno. N. Brady,
J. ID Brady,
;, ;, ;, ,, VIM. C.. Brady,
Therefore notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested in the settlement of any such estate S
to come forward and file exceptions to such ac-
counts, if aiy they have, on or before the second
day of the next Term Of the Court of Probats
for. said county, to be holden at the Court House
10 the town Of Washington, on the second Mon
day of October, A. D, 1851, or they will be for
ever barred from excepting TO such accounts or
any item thereof.
Teste: 5. L. SANDERS, Clerk.
333
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Valuable Real listate.

T WILL sell upon accommodating terms
i quantity Of valuable real estate, situated IN
Hampstead county, Arkansas. For terms, &c.,
apply to VIM II. Etter, Esq, Register of the
Land Office at Washington.
GRANDSON d. ROYSTON.
July 10, 1851. 29:tt
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-03
just Received

ON consignment, and now offering for salo losS
" for cash, superior lot of GROCER les,
consisting in part of the following:
II bbs. Prime Sugar,
50 bbls Fresh Ohio and ST. Louis Flour,
300 Sacks Salt (bleached,)
100 bbls. Ross extra and Monongaheh Whiskey,
3 Pipes and bbls Cognac and N York Brandy,
Bacon, Molasses, Powder, &C., &c.
ID. e.. REED.
Fulton, Ark, June 1S, 1851. 1856
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-03
p AIN TIN G.

rVNHE subscriber takes this opportunity Of
B making known to the citizens of WASH
ington and vicinity, that he is well prepared
to 90 House aud Ornamental Painting IN u neat
and fashionable style. All work warranted.
WM. Il. CROXTON.
Washington, March 5, 1851. 9:
HAVlNG procured the services of gentleman
Ill well qualified 10 take charge Of my Apo,he-
cary, shall devote my entire atte ention 10 practice
during the ensuing summer
BENZ p. JETT.
June 4, 1851. [22:3m
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-03
Fourth Annual Session Of the
Washington Male Seminary

THE friends and patrons Of this institution, are
i informed that the fourth annual academical
course, will commence on the Sd Monday in
September next, and continue for forty too soeeks
successively, allowing bnt one vacation in the
year, which takes place on the Cd Monday in
July following. Students will therefore, be re-
ceved at any time during the session, and will
only be charged from the time Of entrance to the
end of the term; but we would respectfully urge
all pupils, who intend to enter our Seminary dur
ing the present session, to do so at their earliest
convenience, as it will tend much to the prosper
iiy of the Institution and greatly facilitate a proper
arrangement ofthe various classes, in their respec-
tive branches of study.
Wewould say to the public, that we have the
pleasure of presenting our former able and worthy
corps OF Professors and teachers as follows:
Rev. II. c. THwEATT, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient
and Modern Languages.
Rev. WIN. KIDD, AM, Professor of Mathematics
and Natural science.
Tutor in the Primary and Pre-.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-03

/. W. Wilson, from whose valuable work upon
Cuba, we have compiled most Of the foregoing, is
about $i2.OOo,OOO. The population is about
1000
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-03
Fountain Hill. and Hamburg, 10 Bastrop,

Fountain Hill. and Hamburg, 10 Bastrop.
La, $50 miles, and back once week.
Leave Pine Bluff every Monday at m;
Arrive at Bastrop by p nj next Friday;
Leave Bas,rop every Monday at m;
Arrive at Pine Bluff by S next Friday.
Bids to commence at Fair Forest will be con-
sidered.
Service on this route to compence LIST July,
1852
6O29 From Pine Bluff, by White Oak Bluff, on
Saline River to Charlottesville, 40 miles,
and back once a week.
Leave Pine Bluff every Thursday at S a M;
Arrive at Charlottesville by m same day;
Leave Charlottesville every Friday at 5 a m;
Arrive at Pine Bluff by p m same day.
5000 From Powhatan, by Gabriel Frost's, to
Batesville, 45 miles, and back once week.
Leave Pcwhatan every Monday at Z a IN;
Arrive at BatesviIle by | | m next day;
Leave Batesvlle every Tuesday at p m;
Arrive at Powhatan by m next day.
603l From Richwoods, to puvall's Bluff 100
miles, and back once in two weeks.
Leave Richwood's every other Monday at
lam;
Arrive at Duvalls Bluff next Wednesday by
Leave Duvall's Bluff every other Thursday
at a m;
Arrive at Richwooj's next Saturday by p m.
Bdslfor weekly trips will be considered.
6032 From Round Pond, by the military road.
crossing White River, Russel's Ferry,
Sulphur Rock, Hamilton, Hogan's Settle
ment, and Frost Settlement, to SmithvilIe,
As miles, and back once a week
Leave Roand Pond every Friday at M;
Arrive at Smthvie next day by 5 m;
Leave Smithvile every Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Round Pond next day by / l m;
6OJ3 From Stewards Store, by Gates to Cog
burns ip Clark county, miles, and back
once week.
Bidders should state a schedule of arrivals and
departures; also distance.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-03
paratory course.

paratory course.
TIE II Nj s.
For each session of 81 weeks as follows
Primary Department.
Embracing Alphabetic lessons, Spell
lug, Reading and Mental Arithmetic. $l2 90
Preparatory Department..
English Grammer, Modern Geography,
the first principles of Written Arith- t--l.
metic, Penmanship and History. SIG 90
All students prosecuting the eemen. rasre
tary principles of either the Greek or
Latp Languages or Algebra IN ddda-
tion to the preparatory course, will be
charged $50 0O
Collegiate Course.
Embracing the advanced study Of Math-
ematcs, Natural, Intellectual and
Moral Sciences aud Ancient and
Modem languages. S25 %
An sdmssion fee of So co, will be required Of
each student to defray the expenses of fuel, &C.,
during he year.
No deduction to be made for absence. after en-
tering, unless in cases OF protractet sickness
N. B. The sons of all ministers that are now
engaged as itinerants of the Methodist church,
or who have become superanuated or have died IN
the regular work fthe ministry, will be instructed
in this institution free Of chdrge.
Payments,
One haIf oil the tutton lees, VIII De required
within the first quarter of the scholastic year, and
the balance must invariably be paid at the close
Of the session of forty-two weeks, to the Hon.
John d. Trimble, who is the Treasurer Of the
Board of Trustees.
Believing il to be matter Of much Importance
to the general success and prosperity OF the insti-
tuition that a strict parental watch should be
maintained ovefthe students while out of school,
the Board Of Trustees are gratified TO say that
they have made arrangements with one OF their
members, II. w. SMITH, ESQ, to take charge Of a
Stewards Hall, situated at a convenient distance
from the Seminary, where ample provisions have
been made for the accommodation of large
number of students, and where they will be under
the surveillance of one more of the teachers,
and where too the utmost care shall at all times
be given to aid the youth in their studes as well
as to maintain correct moral department among
them.
Boarding, lodging, washing and lights will be
furnished at FROM SIS to $40 per month.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
S. 4. SANDERS, Secretary.
Washington, Aug. 20, 1851. l33Hf
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-03

NNwigg's Hair Restorative for sale by
i 1891 BENZ. r. JETT.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-03
ID A G. u E. R R E A N ,

Post Office Department, Aug. 9, 1851. So
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

SINGULAR CAsx OF lioMictpG ar Mo~
rlcgLLo, ALA.-- \l.tter 10 thr Monsgomer,
Gazette, from, Monticello. Pike county. Ala
dated Aug 5. SAYS:
On TUESDAY mo npg early Mr. Wilson
Smith came Ia this village. hinging his gu'
with him lor the purpose nj hunt'ng, vii
liam t:uv said |" Smith. ! "a" heat y",
shooting for half pin, nj whiskey.' S"i'l
laughed, AID said. You can'.h't me ut ~
~ yards: F" and walking ~ s. M A'''~" .
twenty PAGES distant. turned ~d sa'i
You cxn'i lit me- this far, ''.. II va.
chn"s-" Gus presented the gu At >m'''
and 6rc.i, |. iviag The emit lped ~ hisa
d..n..s,, rxm.iug hi~ dealt. /. shout a hal ~
hour. Guy mad. his rs.npef aud mas ~"
been spprchrmded. Smith WAS l',"s, h"
imdust, aus hard wmkinp nan, a"d h.v'"e
4 vile and Numerous relatives aud f''e"d'
10 drplore his l"ss.
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THE proprietor saks. pavassrs IN anKousc.
i ihg ~ hia friends and lhs baitlinx CON.
,suuity generally, that hrs mills (stlrs gsssss
Delay and eAp~nss IN removing ~ again IL
complete operation, three miles Mosti,-vas, 81
MssahaiI, where he u now ready 10 receive spd
MI oFdsrs II short notirr; and nIattsv. himself
that tfe SUPERIOR QUALITY Of his l.xss-
6er and Grinding viii insure continuation 81
the LIBERAL Patronage which has hitherto beer,
extended ~ the establishment. The following
il bill u pricc--tUR Cash:
square pine lumber, 90 90 yer y.
Shrating, 7 ~ -"
All small ripped lumber, 70 w :"
For inn't'-r upwards OF twenty -four feet In
length AN extra price will h. changed, in pro-
portion to the diIncu-i"nr. Gum, birch, blark
wslnu,, and other furniture lumber, when logs
ARE furnished, Will III sawed un tho slia..s, ov
at 1H prrA.
Will s-li ,n the usual prpdit 10 the end ii
the year, al ~ yer cent on The above price, 10
vn''c'ual aud i,I%!y responsible men. \ons
others need arp,y tor Indulgence, without good
Endorsement on their bills And SIM. who
-peak for cash bills may BE- required 10 drpo "a,
The amoun, OF their orders IN advance. "lhe
elephsnl ha. been visited" and | am dcicrn,.
med 10 do a safe business Ia the future.
Grinatr. will b~ done any night IN the week
except Sunday.
SAM J. RICHARDSON.
December 20. 1880 n2s "
Y. S.'-tDri-r. lril with mc,srs Ward, " H.
son, q Go. NIL m,cl Nth ptompi attention.
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p.iseipIss Which J tbs~ Iew9l Osso!
- ocSaenh on w saaS4 es&ai,essrsee
H. Lavi.esss's vtsrs - rsppsH ~ ~
sisisas (Elliotss dsbaaes. ~ ~ vsL W.
Thee visws 81 NJ. LivIMgstoa, tA"~gh q.
.esessd In different terms are 10 ssl,stanej
IL same ~ thUss comssia~d IN the l~slss y
NJ. Madison. BY these psi"eiplss On
willing u al,ids. Not only lhsrs. bss where.
evss I addressed my fellow e.iissns dsrinu
he eaavsss Il was my pleasure 70 hold
(essh, - ~ gssst iesfrsts Of Desunesacy,
certain and iuvAr,Abls thai tie consfasiios
sAsuil h strictly eosssr.esi; = preventive
remedy for lhs conflict ~ Federal rod Stats
sovereignty, which viii suprrsrds tecourss
u Other resulting and corrective r~m~dis,
by co"R"iny the acsio" cf the General
Government within it, limited delegated
ssthorisy and leave the ststs, to the full en-
isymsnt OF their reserved riRhts.
Respectfully. .. N. ROBERTS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

Ne0sOSte0Ae. ffk
aux Tss ssassayssd depiees re.
psc4allyto infSsn Ne Psbais thas
" they can always Ssd y ~ Masie
Asrs, choies and lavEs sasossaens - fsSss
Forses. II vrry teaseha6ie prices. and ~ sssssh-
uodasing terms.
Among them are Pinano Fonss nsds By the
old and celebrated susnufsrtmrsss, +, Oilbsft
4 Co.. Of Boston, Of firh tors, aaA aniahsd
beautifully in rosewood, black wslnut, and ~,
hogany. with iron frames, made in the ssosa
substantial and woskmanl,ke manner. Aibe.
the Justly celebrated l4;s!.sn Pisse Fsftss,
which, for swsetncss Of tote. have not been
equailcd They ar peculiarly suit<d to the
country, ~ the H.cliAn does not require tuning
tot wars.
The New improvement In Piano Fortes
the paicnt Whaling Orevbv,dge, u also for
sale nj the same establishment. This improve
mens giycs peculiar firmness and beslliarcy to
the treble adds to the durability and strength
Of the Piano, aud renders IL capable II remain
ing much longer in tune than those in ordinary
use,
W.T. NJ. is Agen, for He;wi Hers Gel ,bsatsd
Grand Pianos aud Pinnin0s, lnnde In PARIS. For
power and sweetness Of tone, they s,shd pfs-
eminent,
The po!ce Compound Attachment, J, Policy
& Co.'S PARIS Pianos, and INSTRUMENTS FROM al
the best manufactures constantly receiving,
and for sale on liberal tcrms.
ss.coni- Hand Planes fot sale, from 90 u
o2o0 each, aud taken IN part payment for hs~
tianos.
Planes. Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and Ap.
Praised
Cai.ce-fs N,iodeon This beautiful toned
Wind. INSTRUMENT, for Village Churches, Lodges,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

'tIlE undersigned arr still engaged III manu.
i iauelnr'nv C~iea Gins and Portable Hsrss
Mias eight miles North Of Palestine. Anderson
county. Texas where they atv permanently To-
Gated. and viii keep constantly on hand Gins q!
various sizes aud descriptions, oil ssnde VI tie
hes, materials Cast Steel Saws, east Kit-,
cnillba,denra aud well finished, with an extra
dust Brush attached to each gin The mills
nrc all made Of good materials aud well finish.
ed IN every respect. The gins and mills ar~ al
warranted TO perform we'll; an. will b~ driver.
I'd 10 purchasers al the shortest ust,ce. Con-
tracts may be- made with our travelling agruts
OF with a. J. Austin y To-. Washington G. u,,-
,s' t.ongeepe 4 Norton, Lagrange, v4yetts
eeunts Wood 4 Spences, NJ Whvs .vck aud
Ds. W. ". Ross. kosk co. fct gurthes passis.
nlars addrf-s Lawrence 4 N.lups, psirssiss~,
Anderson county, Texas We would also NJ.
Ter persons Wishing I" PURCHASE gins and mills
OF the following gentlemen, who nave pusylas.
I'd gins and MILLS from our mandatory, viz
Samuel Rowe. Thon. Crisw-ii. Polk couasy
d. Hatch laon, J. L. Fsrquhsr, J. n. tiinrA,
Judge L'p~comh, II. Z. Mciniirs. Wsshin,ron
county; u. h. nagsdale, Nsatfoe i<dtettes,
Jas. fusgrsson. Cherokee county; r. II. Gov.
Gonsales county; }. J. Nj Brsdge. WIN. Ch,l.
drss, Leon county u. X. smith. Uausfe Crews,
Tyler county; L. J. Slack. =. H. lewis, fayttts
eoun,y; s. K. Moss, Harrison Owens, RcL~r.
son county, J. W. Flanagan. ku.k ccsnty !;
II. Smith, Elhs county; III. Manson. Burs.sn
county, Tho. Eih-on. Caldwell county (ise.
Ssoneun,, Lewis Dnpree, J. l.. Green, Gsim,es
county; Anthony tshstr, H. Jack son. Lime
stone ceusty Jas. A. Amiih. DalIss roanty !;
pr. Haze, }ss. Cabinsss. Walker npunsy I;
George Hallmark. Houston county; J. J. Nt..
son, Ifa n. Green, q. W. Duke. r. w. eos.
Via. Hopper, aud K'ps. Anderson cosaty.
The undersigned feel thsnkfsl FOE the libssaI
patrunsg~ heretofore extended then, and hoes
n will b. continued By theif dll;ssmt Application
10 bws,ness.
LAWRENCE 4 BlLLuPs
MAY ~, 1881. VINES J
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

On, Spx,,isn o,xxus have been very free
of l.,s IN changing th~ t,icnds OF Cuban
Independence, !" this country. with mann.
fAetsriux the news published about trans.
aeti.,us IL the Isl md. Now, unfortunately
Tor The r-pu,at'"" OF these calan.niat"ss ~,
every good cause. the accounts Published
bv pspsrs known II lpc unlrirrdty IL the
Csl,Au struggle. not only sustain the state.
meats pubiisis..d. but also add many add
consl particulars ron6rn,atory III the ex.
Tent aud progress Of the Revolution. There.
for instance 10 the ". York Express. = bit.
ssr .si.Cuba" paper, IN the last issue OF
which VIZ fi"d thu following letter. which
prssents quite m encouraging view 81 the
ssAts Of feeling among the pnt'iots:
(from our avn Core.ros,ientl
SAxrAsuco (Cubn.) July 81.
In haste aud high spirits pen n lew li"es
descriptive OF the state of affairs IN the
mosntsius Of this locality. aud send the
ss,,,e BY = patriot VIII" 10 entrusted To trMns.
act sonns business NJ Key West OF III" ut.
most Importance. 'Ihs nuubrr ol pate,ots
now In arms are, vt least. $500 st,o 4. aud
occupy . range OF PERCEPTIONS iorti.s-es.
extending to Moron. dist~nc. OF 100
miles, ~ defended of old by nature, aud
now by Ar'ns. as Ia In considered inp-g
nahls One hundred ant eight, i"pr, nut
Of . tUrce OF t,ur hundred Government
troops sen. I" disi"dx- the insurgents, have
joined FIRE. d.""'s flag. aud recruits are be-.
ing added daily I" the Sacred standard.
4 strong military f"rc- is stationed vt VII
IL Clara. i"r the object vi letting none from
Havmnx, MxntAnxx>. Ot Car,ienAs hold com.
nsumicatinn with the rebels. The r-volu.
clutionists are no, in the least alarmed and
swexr never I" ground their anus hu, ia
victory or death. they arr in tail, expec
tstion Of an auXilay orce oil at least 1000
men from the plantations ar elsewhere aud
then descend aud advance make houra ~"
Havana.
The number Of vessels lowering about
she island Is Immense. particularly in the Vi
entity Of the Isle OF Pine. and Matagueta,
near the north east cad of the island. No
natives are permitted To irav' the island II,
present, IN we are iniorin.d here, and the
str,ctsst injunctions have bean ,s-ued to the
otIlcsrs u Excise to examine III u,er
chs"dis- being sl pp-d tor the 4. ) with
the greatest assiiuity, aud permit u" gold
or silver coin. plate, nj gold lncc. I" have
the island To Spain. in Spanish vessel.
all are permitted t., send tl".i' treasure. aud
Tor the samc will eceivr tn. ;"v,rn"t - c
acknowledgements with iu'.r"s, "I three per
cent. Crops il this region l'"'k wrll, aod
for hew.th the mountain brcez. IS incom
nnvablu \outs Truly &C.
XE>0rmoN DE- toRpELLo.
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Uncle Sam nmst have something to My
In the Cuban affair. Dispatches were r.
e~iv-d by telegraph -" 'hr 20'h int. AZ IL.
Rsonklyn Navy yard, ordering the scl""
ship i'rshle and the Dolphin to i~ prepared
~1th sll despatch "a sail ,or Cuba. A rei"
fovc~,is~nt TOR marines will h~ put u" board
the p,ei,te. in addition to her u.un! c""'pli
msut. Il 10 believed that orders have i'rsu
cent to Norfolk. directing the dispatch u
the Cyane and Pnrtsn"ssh on the same ssr
vice. Long before this, 80" Lopez has
lsndsd with fur hundred n"i f''s nsn ~
the Island. aud are I-y"ad llie ce'e'' o
Prshles and Delphi =, Cys"s aod f"''s
uouths.
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STEAM MILL.


r1NHE subscriber takes his method Of inform.
i ng his patrons and the public generally,
ilal bis Steam Saw and Grsl Mil. situated
abual one and u quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, Is now Ia operation, aud IN good order
II. Is prepared to accommodate order. Al short
uoliec, aud Oh reasonable terms, for cash, or
on cr,dil to puneiua dcslrrs. The following
ar. the prices, per loco feet;
i.anbcr board measure, ol1 %
Roaeh edged lumber lc "
i.atlnng and pa:g, side and
rtyf measure, 10 90
The gr,-i mil viii at all times b. in ot,~sa-
lsuu SACKS brought Ia The mill mus, b. plain.
!, marked, OF lhvre will be no responsibility for
,os-.
Zen i'r cent viii be charged ON lumber bills,
wil,n nui paid II, advance, All sums on cFrdit
will be- considered drr ON The fest day VI d.
remh.r Ut Tn vurr'nt yrar.
A. y. BOKRENN.
JarNars 4, 1881 u10y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

ALABAMA have received suaeien'
setarns To- ss,isf, ~. says the M""tr" "'y
Advertiser, that the Congressional elections
In this state have resulted III 'n-tr"".l, i"s
H~ush~sn Rights Rut twn Sou.,rrn Rig''ts
men. Bragg aud Harris. have been elected
while the FILLMORE federal ronsolisiatio"isti
Aavs elected Mye--il Della.
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THE STATE or TEXAS,

County Of Harrison.
Cosnsy Court PERTAINING 10 ts!ases " ds
ceased persons.
~ q. PIER Z, administrator Of the e.
L I tate Of William ,dd,ng deceased, has
6lrd ~ the Office Of the clerk Of said court, his
accounts IN the case ot said estate.
This Is, therefore, to give the notice required
by law that Trey sill be opened at the next
term of said cour, to be- held on the las Mon.
day IN September instant for ~. m,na,ion and
allowance, when and where all persons INFER.
es'ed NAV att nd and center, them ii they think
peor.r
BY order Of the Court
1'este r. L. BEtZLEY.
Clerk Z. l.. II. T..
September LIST, 1881. MI A.
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J. g.
IL. iseDlcAis OEPAkTMs47:: 80 q
45y sssvfaS ssdsse u 1eessf~1 In this1w
i setstts will eoomeues an We fIsss VI ss'
vv0bse. asd eestjsss sall ihe La II FseGs,
asys8 7'ns Aaassmtssl Dspsfttlsht ~ b
epsasd H6a fseAy To- ssc~iss stsdtnis y TN
flsss Of Ortctss. The Medical DxpattHssai
will ~ aadss ths diression Of the fo!IewiAy
paOsGs s ~.
z Fsvemsa, n. D.. Professor Of Anaaony.
rs. Nswtoa, n. D.. Pss1sssSs of Surgery,
n, J. Iuler, ~. D., Professor VI Theory AID
Pmctice Of Nedirins.
w. BYRD Powell. 81. D., Professor Of Phys.
ioloSy. Pathology, Ainsulogy add Gsol
ogy.
J. King. N. b., Professor Of Matera Medies
Therapeutics, and A~dscsl Jss.spssdsncs
]. Milton Sanders. A. NJ, y. D., Profsssos oi
Chemistry and Pharmacy. tea
J. A. Wilson, N. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women aud Children.
CLiNIuVg LECTURERS.
Ms1ieine-.troftssor II. J lIulce.
T. rrssman, II. d., Anatomical Dc:nonstsa.
tor.
m. fees for full course Of lectures amour,
10 oiV6.
Each Professors Ticket. 9i5. Mn,ricula.
tors, 15. Demonstrators Fee, ti0. Gradaa.
tioa, go
Those desiring farther information, will
please Addresa their letters tpcst paid to the
Bean, s9a sludenis striving in the city will
r,ease call on him n. the Commercial Hotel
Il. >, NEWTON, n. d.
DEAR nj III. I,-.uHN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

THE steam host " Dfs
=. - MckIsxEy massive. asv bsins
essts q ChrinnAtn sApressIy Ter tl'e .rsd~) will
sonoshee making regular .sPs ~ .oot, ~ The
wstss permits, to Jsfrrsop, Sm,hlaud. post
Csddo, Cla.on, Reeves, swanson, and Ill other
lsndinys on the Lake,
The J.tsr,cm will carry about 1900 bale. Of
Gotten, aud hcr accommodation for passengers
will b. unsurpassed BY any bval IN The trade.
August 10, 1851. nS y