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Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-02-04

cfsT1Ek REMOVAL-We have removed from
22s9e the old stand, corner of Main and 9th sts f,
to our house. No. 2l3 Main street, square above
the Farmers and Virginia Banks, and next door to Dr..
John G. Wayt where offer the best assortment OF
CARRIAGES ever offered in Richmond, at remark
ably low prices. We invite friends and the public
to give call and examine our stock.
ia 30-6t HOOKER, OSBORN e. co.
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NAS FIXTUHES-We have rented the two
IN splendid trescoed Parlors the store of Messrs
Valentine Crenslaw Co. which will be opened in few
days for the display OF large assortment of Gas Chan
deleers Pendants Brackets PLIERS, and every variety
now in use.
Those who have made til ii purchases will do well
to delay few days, will be complete
and varied.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & co,
ia 90 10l Broad street.
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TUESDAY-Sussex, extra, No. l5-Capital: 3d..
ooo Is numbers, 10 drawn Tickets 81, halves SOC,
quarters 25c.
MISUNDERSTANDING, No. .4-Capital: s24,-
O92. 70 numbers and IA drawn. Tickets SIS, halves
50 so, quarters 25.
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THURSDAY-Delaware, extra, No. 16-Capital
!, quarters SO.
THU Monongalia, No l5-Capital: 800, :
600. is nos, l3 drawn. Tickets S., halves So
quarters IS.
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MANAGERS +.

MANAGERS:
Gen VIM Lambert James Allen
Gus,ayus Myers Leroy Grant
Henry l. Brooke Doct G Gibson
VIM w Crump Naphta Ezekiel
Doct James Beale Robert H Gaaher
VIM Richie Col Titus G Rice
Judge John Caske George Lyon
Doct T Marx c A McEvoy
James Lyons Abraham Levy, r.
John vanlew Doct VIM D Haskins
Doct J H Conway James r Goode
r chard o Haskins Thomas Tinsley
Robert G Stanard John H Freeman
Morris w Rose Major w B Taliafsrro
James Fl Grant Doct M P Scott
Jacob A Levy Henry P Irving
Thos August l. G H Fmney
Thos w boswell Roscoe Heath
Hon John Y Mason Doct E Cox
Marmaduke Johnson Benjamin Davis
James M Talbot Lewis Hvman
Charles Macnurdo George TAYLOR
William II French Isaac Schriver
Joseph Darlington WmP Mupford
T. Kenton Lyon Doct K kidder Taylor
Nicholas Mills Doct Landon Rves
Poaux Robinson Jacob Ezekiel
Entree March at o'clock.
Gentlemen wishing 10 subscribe can do SO by app-
catiop TO either OF the managers.
luOrder to promote comfort the number OF subscr-
bers will be limited.
Tickets admitting gentleman and lades) S. and
will not be transferable; to be had Of MIR. A. Mailer,
Treasurer, No. al Mai street. fe 4-td
EMOVAL.-The subscribers have removed
40 from the corner to the granite store three doors
above on Cary street. and offer for sale the following
goods received on consignment
ITO bags prime Rio and Java Coffee
100 boxes Sperm and Taow Candles
100 bbs. Mackerel-No. /
200 kegs cut Nails
100 boxes Imperial and Gunpowdsr Tea
1000 POUNDS Cotton Y arms
1000 do Candle Wick
1870 boxes English Cheese
Also sfloat, per schr Flora
l35 tons Lump Plaster
81 bbls. Mackerel-No3
100 boxes smoked Herrngs
With variety of other articles, and another supply
of Fire proof Salamander Safes
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PUT EK.-A lew kegs, Just received by
- laZo FRY Il McCANDLISH.
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FOR NEW yORK-E,,.i n.o,,,

Asar FOR NEW YORK-Fyst Vesse1-
$50 So Virginia Line of Richmond and New York
Packets-The superior fine fast-sailng new packet
schr MERCHANT, Captain Geo. w. Couch having
the greater portion OF her cargo engaged and oono on
board will sail with all possible dispatch. For balance
OF freight OF 300 packages tobacco or passage, having
superior accommodations, apply to captain on board
at Edmond d Davenport's wharf, or to
ie 20 DAVID CURRIE.
FIT FOR NEW ORLEANS-FirstV esseL-
<ssA4AA. VIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA Linz
10 sail positively on the 10Th February-The super or
fine tast-sailing new packet barque CYANE, CAPT.
Jesse Loveland having portion of her cargo engaged
and going on board, will positively sail as above Fo
balance OF freight cabin Storage passage having SUI.
peror accommodations, apply to Captain on board, a,
Dunlop, Moncure g. Co.'S wharf or to
DAVID CURRIE,
CHAS. t. WORKMAN g. co.
ia 25 HASK1NS & LIBBY.
Fiji FOR BOSTON-FIRsr AND Only PAcK-
ass!A ET.The superior fine ing regular pack
ct schr. SH AARON, Capt Prentss Thacher having a
portion OF her cargo engaged and going on board will
sail with all possible dispatch. For balance of freight
or passage, having superior accommodations appy to
Captain on board, at Edmond q Davenports wharf
or to DAVID CURRIE
m FOR SALE.-The schooner CATHA-
.AA!A& RINE AMANDA, Capt Hughes, will be sold
privately together with all her rigging aud apparel, as
she now lies in the Dock. She is in good order and
about 100 tons buhen carries large cargo for her tom
mage, and Is well suited for the lumber and grain busi-
ness in the river For terms apply to the Captain on
board, or
de "a RANKIN g. WHIT OCK.
&STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. 5. South 18th
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FRIDAY-Sussex, No ll-Capital: $50 900. 70
nos Is drawn. Tickets Sd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-30

- Mrs. Nrrrts ard Mr.. SuNMExs
"V tender iisrir sincere thanks :" VIC
eousmunllv. for tie hieral patronage cstenae'
10 them the past ss'ssiss. They have iav
pleasure TO snnoun~s the completion OF thr'r
spseio:i- and niry music toorl, situated b.
tw~~n the baptist Ghurcis and The Masonic
Fpniale Institute Feeling satisfied OF tn'.r
persaancncy Of iceatlon, snry viii continue tffir
regular and scientific musical Department 40
Marshall. Their next session viii open on We
y. Monday IN August.
They have superior musical Instruments ~
their depaf,mcnt--psane-, guitars, ssolins,
soloucllr, aerordtans, splendid organ, 90, on
which they propose To give instruction. les
sons Of 50 hoaf's lenglh, val be- given every
other day aud pupils are required % rSae tee ne
same length If time every Other day; besifes
this, pupils arc permitted to practice as much
a. they are Inclined. and o, ans inie they please
the ieacher- always experimenting 'hc practice.
The clG-s in Instrumental music Viii he eN-
erciscd once ~ teice @ week. pa vocal mus
and instructed ln the general princiiic- Of ihc
theory lhey Fropl,e TO usc every eNcr'ion
70 adsarcc ihcir paplls - fact as their eapahil-
dies wiil alioT.
I,.s.nns rn ran0. $50
I a. u the saiuT.
lessons oh f.niffr, 10
o. ANY pupil sufficiently advanced on the
piauo viii hc allowed so use the Organ. and
will be instructed IA the list Of the same, and
The arl Of arranging music. gra'p
july ~, 1851. no "
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SAMUEL c. 7. FORD. WI. a. SALMON.
LURD 4 SALMON, Honse Caryeniers and
Il Joisers, take ihi. method Of informing the
citizens of Marshall and ia vicinity, thai they
will carry on the above business in all its va
rious branches. Their work viii be done az
cording 10 order, and will be neatly executed
aud punctually attended TO.
Give us call We work cnEAr, for cash
Or good arrangements.
Shop on Washington Avenue, south Of the
public square, near the Marshall Hotel.
February -, 1851. sln35y
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The Drug store

AF NoRais q 1scxEIs Is moved to Jo''n'
SONS brick building, where their old eas-
toners, aud The expected host Of rev ones
NAV find lEa. accommodating spirit nh'eb hs'
heretofore characterized their heuse-
We would eaIl the especial tii.nlion Of me
community, and those no may sirit h'afshaii
to bnv medicines, to The fact ths, when The
" iacfams Is .planaed down,' We VIII
deal ont our d-ugs and medicre- as low, or
lower, than can be purchased ~ Shreveport,
a1- We have ..lmou, every article 10 or Ane'
Our medicines are fresh, Our stock already
large, and heavy addition now on tie way
direct from PHILADELPHIA.
We Furthermore nsk the favor Of yon To
call Ard examine our prices before opening
new utcounts for this year, and IT Nc 90 MI
catch you i, will almost XII yonts fesist the
temptation
We have lots Of pretty thing coming
January II, 1881 f.tii
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u. MrpliilL& co. fshcp over Colo
O. Grocery are prepared to perform all
u N work entrusted to tliuir care ~ a work
nan ike and satisfactory manner, They have
on hand and for sale marine clocks, time pieces,
aud watches. breast. pins, hnger-rngs. gold bat.
tons, Tor which may br made To order,) gold
pens Of the best quality, &c They aye also
prepared to make anything IN thcir line desired,
and solicit a share Of public patronage
They are also prepared 10 do all Kinds Of
engraving. Masonic, odd Follows, TunplaF'..
sons Of Temperance, and County seals will
be furnished to order,
Dee. II 1850. ne2b Il
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WARNING.

A H. persons are hereby notified that If there
"A are any further uespasses committed On
my lands, will resort to legal remedies against
them for am determined mol TO pay the prn-
ter for this advertisement, aud lose my timber
in the bargain.
This notice is intended for protection 10
all that have right 10 control, IN any man
ncr whatever.
A. D. DrRRESS.
January :, 1851. II nas
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-. r,x,ns At. q. 9tsRcf.
Y,ANioR a. PIERCE. Physicians ana >n'-
/ aeors, tender theIr professional services 70
the citizens of Marshall and vicinity, IN TIE
various branches Of their profession
Ohre No. Johnsons new brick building.
Marshall, Nov. 10. isae. MO w.
~ NJ. ADAMS, Attorney al Lar, Marshall
Harrison county, Texas. mss ".
nRURY FIELD Auorney At Lar Ad-
dress: Elysian Fields, Harrison county,
Texas. "'' w.
-, A. PATlIlD. Attorney al Lar, Marshall
j Harrison county. Texas. nj
,ASLY Asaf.W, Attorney at Las ond
Nafg-u pni4ir Marshall, Texas. n3s
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Administration Notice.

+ ETTEkS Of Administration dc boHis non
IL were granted on the estate of Thomas II.
Scott, deceased, to the undersigned. by the
county court pertaining to the estates OF de-
ceased persons, held in and for Harrison coun-
", Texas on he I'd Of Jaly, 1851. All per.
sons, tier, fore, having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified TO present them within
the time prescribed By law, duly authenticated
and those Indebted 10 the same will please
make immediate payment 70
JAS. NJ. SWANSON, Admir-.
August 10, 1851. ~ IL
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Holm DlIe,,rt(!.c 4 TO-,

DESphCTFUi.lsi call tle attention Of their
IL mer chants, tradert, and planters Visiting
New Orleans, 90 call aud examine his stock oi
the following goods, ms they haze a great ad
vantage over great many merchants In manu-
featuring their own goods. Therefore, anything
sold by them will be guaranteed same as the
sample shown. The following are a few Of
the Kind always on hand
*, xxx Mole-skin; Xxx, xxx Cashmere;
Black Union HATS; Pearl Union Hats
Boys fucna Vista Hate
Fine Hungarian" Fine iamsriinc Hats;
Boys Cloth Caps Gla2ed
Caps, etc, etc, etc; Cor sale low, nj Wholesale,
hy J. DURnRlnGE & co,
81 Cus'omhonse street, New Orleans.
Dec, II, 1850. no16 ~
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<~rys,1 NJ s'fEisLElN, has jusi received
go. - from Philadelphia. and oihrr East.
~sA tern cities his supply Of FALL and
WINTER goods. He respectfully invites his
former customers. and oh who are DESTROYS Of
obtaining good bargains 10 give him cali.
liz stock I. ample, and well selected. He fiat
tiers himself from the facilities he has for the
selection Of bis goods, having Brother rcsid-
ing in Philadelphia, who purchases for HIM to
the be-, advantage, that he wall be enabled 10
sell a. cheap as the cheapest, end as good as he
bca. We Is now ready - sell on arecmmodai-
M tefn-. 80 al prices tn 49, Z lmos y, 2ri-
ple,c assortment h. DRN GOODS, consisting
of tlonipg HNs CAPS. iio9is, aad Shoes, Also
Ir-{sarf, I.sparf q rnsNsrt. ard y till
supIig Of every ihiag saali, found in eoan-
~ siore, too tedious TO mention.
Oct. ~, 1850 n20 "
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Administration Notice.

I ETlEkS Of adlainis ration d. b0Hs non
4 were granted on the estate oi taltm j.
Fuller, dcreased, to the undersigned, by the
county court pertaining To the estates oil DO
ceased persons, held n and foF Harrison eoun-
ty, Texas, on the Ind Of Jnly, 1891. All per.
sous, therefore, having chains against said es-
tate, are hereby notified to presen, them With
10 the time prescribed by law, duly aslhenii.
Gated and liose indebted to the same, VIII
please make immediate payment TO.
;AS. w. SWANSON, Admir-.
August TO- 1851, NJ ot
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BECKETT L co.

MARSHALL STREET, JEFFERSON, TEXAS. Il
Wholesale Usuiers IN Dry Goods, Groceries, dxj
HAVING been selling dry goods a, whcIs3
| 1 sale in New Orleans for the last SIEVE,
years, 10 merchants throughout Texas, Arks,
sand the Southern States generally and as ons|
of our firm vii! be constantly in the norihssu
and New Orleans markets, from whom We SID
receive fresh supplies by every boat during i'll
boating season, we feel confident oil being absII
to keep on hand general assortment OF goods
ever, description suiiedto the nnrket md cous|
Try; which will comprise every variety a
Staple an fancy dry goods,
Groceries OF all kinds,
Provisions aud fruits,
Boots, shoes, and h.ogans,
Clothing, hats, caps,
Saddlery, franks,
Hardware caiIery,
Croekery, glass, aud stone ware,
Tools farming implements,
Stationery, Ae., &c,
all Of which viii be sold upon liberal terms
and AZ prices y course as lotr as those Il any al
er house. Country merchants are respceifuay|
invited 10 call upon Us when in market,
y. H. we have now TN the way from Nee
York large and desirable assortment OF ~
soneble dry goods.
April II, 1881. ul9 iA|
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DUBERT DDNSEII & co, Ieyee street.
IL Shreveport, La. Gr0csries, DIR Goods,
Hqrirare Roots, Shoes, has, Prorsions
VINES. liquors, sic a3-if
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window Glass.
WE are jsst receiving lasgs lot Of window
glass;, from tas veil kuewn manufac-
eesss., McCully 4 Ca. 4t1stAsos whl1h -
efts for ssl< a The Arar Stare u
EVANS, SANDERS. s. Go.
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ff,ifE Dwelling iogas now crruplej b, NJ
i Taster.'ey, and the slofr hsi,se former. !,
aser,aed b. 81 J. Levy 1hr fifst - within
,wo minutes walA ef u. business part OF town,
and me oth.r N satuased Immediately upon the
pab.:c square. They are desirable pieces Of
rssprty. For further particulars apply al His
Office, OF TO
A. q. HANKS.
Nav al. 1881 noiD 3m
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Jefferson Water.Cure EslabtisAneI

Jefferson Water.Care EslabtsAnonl. /
nR. SAMUEL CAREY would respee,ftIs
- inform the citizens u Eastsrn Texss y 4
he is now fitting up his buildings In this u
Tor s,,c reception 81 patients who arr dssIpnu
Of ,esiing the practical application Of ~
Water Cure.
Having practced nineteen years under ~
Allopaihic system, and for the last two yen1.3
under the Water Cure, and having bsesn
fully convinced Of the superiority of The Iaan(
over NJ! ether knean practice, he Aa,ters H..
self lha, he will be able 10 give general sstis
faction to all those who arc laborine unxrt
chronic merry Gus, or acute diseases, Of whstsv,e
type.
The wonderful cures effected by lIydropelas]
in the various countries Of Europe, aid IN ~
Northern States, has established the faes ~
this practice is now no longer an cxp-rmesaf
and That nearly all the diseases incident 10 ~
nanity can " isssted more certainly, speeduv 4
aud elyeciually BY Tx, usn u any co.
koovr practise.
MANY diseases f-onounced incsraAIe by -
AD.s. or which have baisied thu ekilD VI Y
most ennen. practitioners oi Othet nys'er2
hssc welded, as II by mage, ~ the tll-healn,
powsrs OF the Water Care.
Females labcring nnder conyd1.sed ~. ased
peculiar to their sex, and who have failed n
lind relief from medicines, will find the W.
Cure an invariably safe and cilicacious rvms11
Those wishing information with \ view =
try the Water Cure at this establishment, ort
reference 10 following n course Of Treatment.
home, will meet with prompt attention by 4
dressing postage paid
DIR. SAMUEL CAREY. /
Jefferson, Cass county, Texas
n. B.--Dr. Carey will continue to practice
Jefferson and vicinity, m heretofore, under !
Their system, as the patient may desire.
October u, 1850 niSv /
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IT, ng4l4A r.
w. $50 H. ( -, - - -
- s.. ~ m
~ A. =. A. Ii : = =
i ''sss ssz'...l g Il So
d. , 4 - : !, g. "a - d
~ 800 +. = le3}sa 81; .V."'s ,fe u .s
l 49, 4 i 4ess..x - - - Y -
-. lIssss ts " ~ y ~4 '''
III As ,.s, - . - 1SM, ,..,,,a
~ \ s.sssssss 81 s. ssss Ss.n NIX.
eas q. z. 4, n III \, M Y. .,mr,iyrsi
!. Il, 49, a ~ u n. 81 n. svst.m. srr
- ~ s,'.~sy.shir ms,Ii.
~ ~ 81 III II s.'s;,s,.,ai ,-n,..3;ss were
4. r. E. II iIsx, ~, M AID have
- Il. ss.tsd i. ..n,c II he best
r. ~ ~ "A 81 thsasands u
ly89 p =. 81 y
ssai1fsss ,re wkoyIy Vegetable, srd
S--s r.,I., - circumstance. Tie
Is"s s---.i.-,,. 49, sn,,,vl, new remedies,
fv s...r..s r.....u h .,,y form ~ q M al.
a - .a
f$sE -.i.eti 7I,es.es. they act ~ An anidotc
-si- -.;.,,.o.,. sfTxcts b lm,u,sr air, sud
~ IN y. ,,r,.nasa,ion ii ,l,e system.
NO. ~ ~ CafEartic. INsphcrel.c Sed.
49, ~ E...I. ~<inr;uls. tbus accomplish.
IN. T.sSss.1ns n ths trrs.yDeul Of these
49,. t.~. s1s ~. fus k,.fur. IL, d,scovSry
G~--3i-~.
~ I- n-s.. ..-.A q shame. ftl,e best remedy
-..,.. d, intermittent fever mus,
Il s.. n 4 m 3.itfes cs,tain no lasting IN It's
@ - =
1. ,,...,.ss f,,r f,bt,,e OK.
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ST A N N ILL!

TO Farmers, Mechanics, and the Public
G,aeraily.
MY steam mill, II miles south Of Marshall,
4Vl is NOW grindine, and will eommcnce saw
ing by the 10Th Of July. Orders for lumber
will be received from this time forward and
promptly filed. My min Is situated in an cx.
,ensive pinery Of the best quality Persons
wanting viii be supplied on us liberal terms as
can be had elsewhere.
E. N. WILDER.
June -, 1881. Vs. nj Gm.
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Nogom A9AeKxTr, Awsasl;
] W1oHnna, &trrefeJ;
I. .PAss1ns, j A1ks, Il bpsHLE. Hendsrscn,
Z Hes1soss 4 IiowAHp, B<iisisa, Kusk Co.i
4 linxck H. IioLMAs. Tyler;
u r BANCROFT, G,imsr;
WV II Cosss, Port Ce'ido;
w y PkRRy. CeAsssiue;
/. + puom. Jefferson
ida = POWELL, PcsesiEo't;
]. II ASHCROFT, sde'bpAe;
Wm pmrirs, San Avg Hstsrs;
StMr~os sHrrpAap, .Naeegdorkes;
IN Thomas. Rtak, GhsrsAfe Coariy
J~H Nllsns, Nso Scies', kuss County;
"A tic,psxtyn, Bethany, Paaota County,
Dtceu.ber II, 1859 n2P VI
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JErFERsox.
xEw GOOna.

T>lIE undersigned recently retained ~
New Orleans with a well selected A.
Of goods, since which time he has received =
additional supply. His goods are well adap>p1
to the market, and embrace such articles a. =
usually to be found in country stores. 81
motto is to sell cheap. and make quick return
of ready cash lie hopes that persona csniae
TO Jefferson will give him call.
mo r. NJ. GRAHAM.
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INR. \. W. EAMES, having permanently
- located IN Marshall respectfully tenders
nj. medical services TO the rnblic generally.
Office one door east of Dr. ioung's BRICK
hui,d,nc. y2ni0y.
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1,oIlccfnr of Aarount..

IN p. WILEY, Collector II scroan's nni
-. r,usraf '.sw.saper AMI psrtosirai Agent,
M. 81 Camp street. New uFleias.
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- ,.v,,,. In. DUNCAN.
DAWlINs. prNCAN&i Co, Crsion re.
X Tor. ns. Commission Merchants, No. 50
ua-,,.,t.I., Stn<. New Orleans ms
E,r,e ro--James Y. Collier. Colonel {, ~.
c,cn.r. ~ 4. Sanders. J. +. Roseboroneh,
Jo.crh " TAYLOR, HARRISON county; DR. John
~ Massie. J. J. Holloway Rusk sonnty; \.
Trawick, Jefferson.
We viii furnish Begging, Rope. and Plan
,s'ion supplies 10 Planters shipping to The
EVANS, GREGG, g KEY.
THE SABINE TRADE.
EVcTrON shipped down he Sabine river,
\ \ consigned 20 rhs house Of kawiins q Co..
vii be covered y insurance.
EVANS. GREGG, Il KEY.
fshrsary /, 1881 " ns2y
4. CARTER Commission ard Forirord-
1. tng Merchant end ithaiesqls end He'Ga
U'a',r r, drserries Pro, sums. liquors my
Carn, Oais. Begging, Rope dc dc. j. c.
Harris Brick Warehouse, corner Of Commerce
and &ilam streets. Shreveport, Ia.
81 Liberal advances made on consienmen''
Of Cst,en and Merchandise livery descrii-
ton of Goods received on storage on moderate
terms, ns y
., q. NELSON & Co, Commission Nsr-
% cian's, Ncw Orleans.
4 o. Nelson. New Orleans; L. Banksmth,
New Orleans II C. Walker Memphis, Tenn,
date Cashier B7nucl; Union Bank I A. Nell
son. Athens. Ala v3nA y
~ light, WILLIAMS. & Co, Cotton
w iar'ors and Commission Merchants,
| mon Row, 81, Carondalet Street, New Or
leans
Cash advances made, Rigging and Rope, and
plantation supplies furnished to pl'nler-, who
may wish TO eonsign their Cotton to ,he above
House.
J. N. a.. c. MURPHY
IefTerson. Texas. y2n3y
DETER LOTT No Cantl street, New
Orleans. Keep err~'.-,'T - hand eyer
variety OF Raoss aud >hoss for Ladies', tcn-
tleiacu, ari Children. whieh he oilers f0f sale,
wholesale and ,s,a.l. o.. HE most reasonable
terms Leathcr. Lasts. Findings .fc. n53 y
NYrglGHT, WILLlAMs a. co, Cotton
w Tacl0rs aud Commi,sion Merchants,
Union Row, 81 Catundelei street, Nev Orleans.
The undersigned continues to represent the
above house Cash advances, Hagging and
Rope aud Plantation Supplies made to those
who may feel ii their interest to cunsiga their
Cotton to them. For convenience and safety.
all c..sh balances due planters paid ut this Of
fee, free Of charge.
u. H. JOHNSON,
,op ,r Nbrgr,uoyf
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Minister 4 ta@Ts0n. br, j. y '9pes'
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THIS il 70 certify tina, have appointed
!. Wade {. Moss'.y my general agent, to
in my name, 10 sue aud BE- sued in ali cases Of
claims fos Of against me, ~ though l ~
personally present.
DANIEL MOSELEY.
Harrison CO.. Texas. Feb 10 1851. al
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date Cashier }7nucl; Union Bank; } I. A. Nell
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