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The New York herald., 1851-08-02

RMILIANT DfsCONERiEs.-"THE DECArIrATToN
n. trs:.s Es su'.i'ns e. r.'sn. S
ses. IN honor of which hs gave select dnner In
washington last winter This discovery however
snatye merely fbe payment 10 ucodysar In is4T ef s
or license 70 work under occdyears Patent Which Oar
sut made TOO late 10 t.nf him Dsye of sg reward
tor he c0pvictcn OF sfr Qootyears Patents
witch he hse he's been the chie snd s ths only
ringer. wts hrnaas eenoeption of Day. and undoubt
ssofet o yuicnirs Rubber full year before bis .ppos
uon his therefor ~ foay iss
pnd ~ who had Learned the sscrst In fso
pory, brnans eshistssr % isvenve geniusSnd
foras proof Of ciosely vi0
Nn = fe6ov vess "a 49, Il sas(hse.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BRUOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDEN. Neutrality-suspicious.. IS
Nl cents; Private Boxes, 81 To commence AZ o'clock
precisely and terminate at l0 Saturday evening August
the performances will commence with extracts from COP
tERf1ELD-uriah Eeep. Mr. T. Johnston; Pegotty Mr..
Lynne wilkins Micawber, Mr. II d. Phillips, David Cop
perheld. Mr. Palmer Wck6eld. Mr. Florence; Agnes Miss
Crocker Miss Trotwood Miss Cook; Mrs. Mic MIRA
Bum To conclude with A ROW At THE military
b. Phillips Promper. Mr.. Peterson; Mr. Dunn, Mr. Dunn;
Miss Gould. Miss Gould; Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Dunn.
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THE WAITE RiNo PLACES.

NJ oRRIs HoUsE.--BY JACOB woLcoTr NORRIS
vi Lons Branch. Monmouth County. New Jtrssy.-lNs
eennection with any other House-fo the eublic-fhb
house situated on the margin Of the Atlantic o,.an, en-
brscing front Of 30 eet Families wishing N spend
he watering place. be Accommodate IN ths
most comfortable manner. ana modsrsts terms Par
heu1sr attention paid che comfort Of ladies' Aes
ters vines liquors. and ssears always on hand
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change Of the present ministry Is also spoken OF
in political circles, and Messrs Barrot and Iocque-
vile are to bo placed at its head, according to new
rumors. But, before this takes place, We have the
nomination of General Magnan as Commsnder-in-
Chief Of the army Of Paris, In place OF General Ba-
raguay d Hilliers, who, few days ago, sent his
resignation, just after the vote passed, upon the
demand Of M Noel Parfait, by which no repre-
sentative ceuld be allowed to hold another ofice
longer than six months. General Magnan, OF
courte, sent, also. Tuesday last, his resignation
to M. Dppin.
While The revision Of the constitution Is thus pro-
ceedpg either IT, rs to its ruin, the re-
publican party locking around to nominate q
candidate for the Pr, sdency Of 1852 IL Is said that
M. CarDot, ex-ministtr OF Public instruction
during lsis. hss been selected l do not think tia
either be or M Nadsnd will ever print their foot
steps on the carpets ofthe Elysee.
In the meanti me. the Council OF State has decided
that II the President attempts to entice the Assem-
bly, to violate article ", OF the constitution, ne
can be impe .ched. This recalls to my mind tn =
celebrated motto, Cdroqnt Consptts ~ which
seems to be Fordrc do jour.
NJ. Berger, who has recently visited Claremout
in company with M. de ST Priest, has not, am
told, been satisfcd with the obstinscy Of the Or
leans family against any arrangement with th
legitmsts IL Is said that, though he wishes no:
10 repeat tho conversation which took pla,e between
him and his noble hosts he could not refrain from
saying 70 one Of his intimate friends, that no
raDgsmtnt seemed to be possible for tho present.
The apn.yersary days OF the lith OF July, Uhe
capture Of the Bastle) and OF the 10Th OF he same
month, Che festival Of Henry V.,) have both
been celebrsted in Paris. On the l4th there was
grand gala dinner at the Barrier du Maine, and on
the 18th mass -as said in the church Of the Petits
Perez at which more than six hundred persons were
present. All those who we're present at this cere-
fnony wore q white flower, either in the button hole
Of their coat, or at the belt Of their dress. This
having been remarked by the republicans, who,
by chance were present when the legitimists left
the church, a hissipg and ballooing took place,
and a ffscas folio we'd, when the police interfered
and the crowd dispersed.
Bjropos OF pretenders-s republican journal
gives the following list of these would be kings OF
Euiorei-
I. Henry ", Count Of Chambord.
q Count Of Paris. ifor France.
g. Ioup XVII
T. Prince Of Monaco. for Mention and Rochebrum.
: Prince Nata, for Sweden.
g. M de Brunswick, ) for Schleswig
T. Prince Of Aschslenbourg, Hosten.
< Prince Goussga, for the Duchy OF Msntus.
q Duke Of Genoa. for sicily.
10 Duke of Montemolin, for Spain.
n Don Miguel, for Portugal.
~. Add Ell kadcr, for Algiers.
a. rogoS ofthislast prcteDder-ne wsreceivedfro from
the Ottoman Empire assures us that the sultan
refusesto receive In his possesscss the er-Emr o.
Alsier. journal, spsskias fths great interest
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AMUSEMENTs.

NgLos saAEDEN...MANAasR. Mr. JOHN SEXTON.
II. 's.ss .s sTce w. Ds'T; spsn
SS9s.fy Of Breach e Promise and the Immortal Toodie
i s s.s
A uaSsn r.
nj: Jssses Mr. John Dunn Mr.. Hudson, Mr.; Real Mrs..
s s%a N THs o Jssn s no.sS
Ioodle, MI. Bartoni Mrs. Timothy T0Odle. Mrs Hughes.
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE aARDEN-oPEN
Admission 90 osnts Saturday evening August viii be
performed the ''lssrstsf EAsiSS sFsre rAfrERo. I
Elena his fss Wife nos. snCra rum 1Hs a
israeIe. :, " " siancr Beae,entano.
Leohi oignot oarauni
Door; open at g. Performances to oo%msnos
a;s:
,sI ss Ssiy
Rope exploit, Gsoa @ snd Herr ifg
NeSs y s ss SS pss Of r n. S9Ts Mr.
e. sPSlsnss ss T
S :ssS % III sTn
On Monday another pantOmme win produced and
Miss Emily Mesayer will also appear at ths
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE.-LAsr
s T%. s. .n Sis ss
SIX eents Boxes. 25 cents; Parquet, 2 Elegant
n
In the evening at eight O'Clock. The enterAnmens srs
Of amrsemsnt in New York oousstins Of LEAFS Female
Opera Troupe numbering fifteen
the United States troupe Of Model Artists who are
eeted for their beauty and figure and who ps,ona
s Z: Rs
ns. the only Female JassSr in the world company
Marble s:atuary in the world. sosssher With
evening. For particulars SEQ bills Of each day.
CIGNOR sPINETyo WILL OPEN HIS EXHIBITION
July Maa.o1 sna Ss
every evening unit: further notice
day and Saturday the entertainments will be in the after
noon, at s o'clock.
CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.-
~ The ladies and gentlemen engaged for the ensuing
at the Chenu Theatre respectfully
attend at the Green Room Of the said Theatre
day Of August at IL oeloek
CASTLE GARDEN.-THIs DELIGHTFUL sUMNsh
reeort open TO vsiters throughout the day from
In this country view from the upper galleries Of ou
noble bay and hsrbor alone worth than the price
sdmission-one shilling.
ToPYRogECHNIsTs-G DRAMATIC JU BILEE
Garden, August H. ls5iTo increase the eciat attend
ing the above testimonial and to encourage
Try the Executive Committee iersby oser premium Of
500 the exhibitor Of the best three Teees Of Fireworks
lustratve, and in honor Of drama The award will be
made by committee to be selected folowone by each
there occasion umpire he shall be selected the
artists themselves The pieces to be exhibited the
mttee Immediately after the conclusion Of the perform
snees in Castle Garden Artists desrous of exhibiting
s JnSs ,dSrss Sy 9th Ags1s Essog.ys Gontte
HENRY z. OF ACKENBOS, Secretary.
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EXCURsIONs.

ssnss each w.yNTSe new and ssaasiiai Steamer
ssnd,y August leave Fulton s.fss s As,s at
St E'Ss.dns adsss ls'Ss s r. sCs s
fS s fsas S % @ ,aS % !. s %
o'clock.
SCNDAY EXCURSION TO KEYPORT. N. J., TOUCH.
- ing At Fort Hamilton each way on Sunday Aug ISL
B .,S.ss EfS.r Fi:G
s Sai%sfS s'' sSsfs A
SrSpAY TRIP TO NEwBURG. WEST POINT, AND
ysIr,,nlt F;ss.liIi Sc:,.s: Doh, and cog spiss
TiSs @ fSf$E 81; S.E:s Van vii S:s
es AZ. s1Sts s5 i is's s1si: Efif.sss ss. viii
leave New York for Hsversraw sunday afternoon
p. psS5 Fern Fsy hs rs,ssn nS sn
GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW RocuNLLE
Hs . c:S r nsf: :aS
ant s.curoa {" IL. ssoys pisss-easns tho foot Ham
%ors ,.s s An 81
M! :,Ss,, lS h:israi.S xlif ..Vs di:s
rsou Ssw viii sn s syns oa q,
Sgpor.anty saordss % those fond n,hns bathing
N.B.-A good supply Of refreshments on board. ''''
CRANp EXCURSION TO TIE rIsHrso BANKS.
s s day s.s,D. Can't csTs s.ss s% yy
leave Hammond street At Canal street. M ursnd
street sa Catherine street sk Pier Ne North River
&C.. T provided % on sssrs s = '''Am''''' ''-s '''''
VoNKERs. FAST SAILING AND BEAUTIFUL
steamers running distance Of Gxteen miie.-thrss
trips each dsiyss only l1x cents The Hudson
River Railroad cars nearly svery hers In the d ~
fare The elevated walks overlook OF lakes
snd waterfalls not e. b. surpassed This h the delight
s sri,s Or ..essSs to :, i:s'. A. k'nss.: M.p:Sa
risr.s 70 let. bowling ALLEYS shuaeboards. Swings.
Qaots NO. &c No humming birds mosquitoes TO
Tie air, water. and eslorins huida, hne.
ITO EXCURSION PARTIEs.-rHE BARGE LExTN0-
ten will be 10 lee for excursions reasonable terns
The barge in good order and we'll adapted 70 the business
Inlu Of B. s. MARSHALL, board 0f the boat, at the
foot Of Murray street. of williamson Vail Isl West
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M AYNONp 4 HERR pREIsBACas MENAaERIE.-

N This celebrated Menaseriethe largest and best
ducted the known world almost animal
tronage and applause Of hundreds Of thousands Of the
sespecabe and intelligent people Of the United
visit The prneipsl cities and towns Of NsM England
2th wadoboro, Sh; Union 3is Thomaston, August Ist;
Rockland 2 Camden, Monday August 4h; Belfast. 5h;
Frankfort 9th: Bangor 7h and 8th Odtown 9th; CORN
1lth: Dover. l2th.
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3JROFESSOR ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF
the North begs most respectfully to notify that he will
have the honor Of making his first appearance America
early in September and giving series Of his Grand Fash
ionabe Drawing Room Entertainments ct Sorees Fanta
tques which for magnfcence, STYLE and in
erest have met with the most extraordinary success
all Europe and invariably exceeded
thing of the kind introduced Professor A. call
teption 10 his future which full
details his Intentions
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EELLOwy MINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS NEW MUSI.
- cal Hall. ~ Bresdway. between Howard and Grand
corps oftAensd and experienced under the soils
management Of j. B. Fellows whos In this city
ehe past year greatest by
she elite an fashion from all pars Of the Union Fellow
Husica Hall Of the most spacious and best
buildings in the world Admission rs cents Doors ..
y; concert to at o'clock afternoon
every wednesday and Saturday for the especial
6Ati0n Of families CONNIE ri 8 O'clock. p, n.
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/. Tn senl Diru tu sdoreras,
En- prorogeant lie President.
2. Dieu en- vain tn ne jurerzs,
Nj blameras IL Pfesi t.nt.
.. Les dimanches tn garderas,
En- vcncrsnt le President.
4. Tes pcrc ct mSre honoreras,
Presqu's legal du President.
5. Ton epouse tn cherirHs,
Tes enfants ct le President,
9. Ton patrimoine tn gardcrss,
81 tn gardes 10 President.
!. lie bi~n d'autrui tu ne prendras,
Lsissant - place su President.
8. Faux temoignage ne diras
Eur les vertus ou President.
. La vertue pure observeras
En- signant pour le President.
10 Liherff ne colvOiternA
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GRAND EXCURSION TO THE PIsHING BANKS,
NJ every day, except Saturdays-Fsre cents each
The well inewn ses steamer BufrALo, Capt, smith viii
street. e Catherine street. 81 Pier Nc North RIVER
A. M returning by5 r. n Rsfrsshmests, ashisx tackle
re proyf ed ON bonr
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CASTLE GARDEN.-THIs DELIGHTFUL sUNNkk
resor TO visiters throughout the day from
IA. to p NJ II 10 the largest beautiful
In this country and tho view the upper galleries
noble bay and hsrbor alone worth price
sdmssion-one shilling.
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CHRIsrYs OPERA HOUSE, MEoHANIos Hal

CHSIs[Yy% Opera OPERA HOUSE. MEoHANIcy HALL.
and well known CHRISTY'S MINsTRELs. oonprislng an
emcient and versatile "corps OF talented and
rsnesd ps.tormsrs under The nansssment Of Chris
years have been received With highly respectable
ana fashisnabls audiences Tickets eents Doo-s open
Of Ctrsty Mnstrels respectfully informed that the
future
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SHIPPIH0.

NOTICE.-PAssENGERs PER STEAMSHIP ALLAN
IN TIC for Liverpool will please be board at the foot
of Canal street Wednesday, August 6th at IL o'clock A.
send all luggage not wanted the passags board
Tuesday August 9th, marked below with the number OF
their berth.
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CtHEsNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.-
~ The ladies and gentlemen engaged for the ensuing
the Chesnut Theatre respectfully to
attend at the Green Room of the said Theatre
day Of August, at IL o'clock.
HENRY WALLACK, Stage Manager.
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CIGNOR sPINETTO WILL OPEN HIS EXHIBITION
- Of performing Birds and Cats Monday evening" 18th
July 1851 st. Lukes Hall 4s6 Hudson street. and will Be
to at O'Clock Admission 25 GENTS On wednes
day and Saturday the will be in the after
400 at O'Clock.
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CoR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC Capt ysmeI wes.-This steAms ship
will depart with the United States mails fer posi-
lively on Wednesday, August 6th at o'clock NJ
berth At the foot Of Canal street No berth till
fer For freight passage, having
lions for elegance and comfort, apply to
1DWD. X. COLLINS, 56 Wall street.
The steamship Pacific, Capt. Ezra Nye will the
Atlantic and sail on SATURDAY. August 16 at IL o'clock, M
No freight viii be received board after Monday night
August lth. 49,
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OcLAN STEAM NAvIGATIoN CoxPANY.-roR
" Bremen, via Southampton.-The United States Nail
steamship WAsHlNGTON, d. W. Floyd. oommsndsr. will
sail for Bremen via Southampton. on Saturday August
from Pier No. North River at o'clock
surseon z sttaehsd to the ship All letter, must
don. For passage freight. apply to
MOLLER, SAND q RIERA. Agents, 50 Broadway.
TIE BRITISH AND NORTB AMERICAN RoYALMAIL
Steamships between New York and Liverpool
between Boston and verpoolThs Boston chips onlyeA
nj Halifax TO land and receive mails and
ARABIA, Capt. -, AFRICA. A. Ryrie,
PERSIA, Capt. -, EUROPA, Z. c. Lott
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NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-DRE

IN Circle and Boxes cents; Pit 12 oents Orchestra
Tickets cents; Private Box Tio 1ss 81 Doors open al
VIZ curtain rises at7x Saturday evening, August tho
,KEAKNEY-cGTnslns Lynch. Mr. HERBERT Lanty oLaash-
tor Kate Kearney Miss Fox To concuds with the MYS
TERIOUS CHlEF Or Heroes Of I8l2Mysterous Chief Mr.
ing FredeIoks Lieut. Elliot. Mr. Cook; Gen. Scott
Mr.. N. D. Clarke; Catherine Fleming Miss g. Fox
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VANDERBnTs NEW AND INDEPENDENT Zine
for California via San Juan de NicarssuA and Chsgrs
The new double engine steamship PaoNErHEUs otIgo
tons burthen Churchill eonmander, will leave from pior
Mo- NJ r.. wednesday. August 18th. a. osisek p.
Cor San Juaa direct whence passengers will be speedily and
comfortably conveyed ne Of the Nj
essssus cepes.y a.,ias mile. Of land ,s.s.po.
Oeean which place the we'll and steamship
PACIFIC Captain Bailey will be In readiness 70 convey
passengers direct 70 ean rrAucisco Juan,
fronsthsus will proceed wtheat delay 20 chA.s serd
Ing the opportunity Of taking either the Mica
eaxua Panama route Cafornia Freight taken 70 san
Juan Chaxres For passAge FREIGHT Inquire Of D. .
ALLRN. Battery Place. stairs
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ROwERY rHEATRE-BoxEs Is CENTS; PIT, l2k
~ cents seats I. oreh:s.r. Boass % osnts.Dson sps.
ssS.s TriSsy Sysnps ASsss. win be acted the sPss.
q. Lshr6vsl1 sstSo'. NJ Moore; Bu:h.T: Mr. ssoas;
4rs Stone Zenta, Miss Binert The performances will
commence with the comedy Of NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS-
Admiral Kingston Nr Gilbert; Dennis Mr.. Collins Miss
Mortimer Miss Andertsn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

A u MI MS Tx 4 TION SALE.
10y virtue OF an order OF the county court
ID pertaining TO the estates of deceased per-
sons, held in and for the county Of Harrison, IN
the State of Texas. an the lat Monday in Janu.
AIRY, 1881, shall offer at public sale nj the court
huu-e door IN the town of Marshall, IN said
county, on the first Tuesday in March next,
within the legal hours Of sale, the property
known ~ "tnle', Exchange" situated IN tie
town of Marshall aud fronting the public
square, with all the Improvements ,hcrcunio
belonging. Sad property Is one Of the best and
most eligible situations for business in Marshall,
aud the improvements being new and coumo-
dlons II Is expected thai those whose views run
in the direction of profit. either in business or
speculation viii take good care not to let a
good opportunity slip UNDECIDED
1rrms--Jwelsc months credit viii be given,
and the purchaser viii he required 10 give bond
ard approved security, and Il mortgage on the
property, for the paymen, Of the purchase
money.
G.. {. DIAL. Administrator
of the Estate Of d. }. Cole.
February s, 1881 ns3 4,
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UMiNIS1RAIION SALE.


10y virtue Of an order of sale, to us directed
- from the county court Of Harrison coun-
~, Texas, pertaining TO estates, We Will offer
nj public sale, to the highest bidder, n, the
Courthouse door in the town of Marshall. on
the first Tuesday in March next. within the L.
gal hours Of sale, six aces of land, more or
less, with the Improvements thereon, situated
in and near the town Of Marshall, north Of the
University, and adjoining the land Of the same,
known generally rs the residence of Col. Giles
d. Cram, and sold by said Cram to the late
Thomas Murphy, deceased
The said property is well improved, with =
large and commodious dwelling, and censc-
nient kitchen, smokc-house, and other out
houses; and, from its peculiar location, offers
greater inducements to purchasers Than any other
property In the town OF Marshall or lis vicinity.
SAID property belongs TO the estate Of said
Thomas Murphy, deceased. The title is indis-
pu,ablc A credit Of one and Two years will
be given. Bond and approved security will be
required Of the purchaser, and mortgage on
the property 10 secure payment
WIN. DAVENPORT,
JAMES MCDANIEL.
Administrators Of the estate Of +. Murphy
,Sceascd
,.runry 81 1851. 80 Ct
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Encourage lio~se Msr.facinro!!
- WE have IN operation. ses.
en- miles southwest D. Mar.
- - shall, = foundcry for pi"aghs,
and other castings, and are now manufacturing
q superior Plough. TO which We invite the nj
,ention Of the planters Of Harrison and adjc'n-
These ploaghs are inferior to none, and arc
sold "A low 3. ANY plough Of equal qasl'iy.
Thsy arc warranted for six months; or,
broken In that ,im,, BY returning the broken
pi~yr, . u,sw piece will he given in exchange.
Specimens can be seen either al The fos"erfy,
OF ii Evams, Grvgg 4 keyS our agents In Maj.
SHALL who are prepared 10 MI all orders
Terms-CAsn.
SANDERS d STE WART'
II We will pay II cents pr pound tot Old
ea.tingA delivered either II the f0uod~ry, OF III
Evans. Gregg 4 Keys, payable IN casting. Of
r d.. o
.arust 30. iA%e. 10"
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.sOlllE
r1>liIS ia 10 certify that | have appointed
L Wade {. Moseley my general agent, TO
in my name, to sue and be sued in all cases Of
claims for or against me, M though | was
personally present.
DANIEL MOSELEY.
Harrison co, Texas. Feb, 10, 1881. 3tf
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CITATION.


Tmr STATE OF Texas,
County of Harrison.
County Court pertaining to EHse,; IN saea.
t,on, February Isl, 1851.
To ,he sheriff or Other lawful sfllcst Of sad county
sWtsriSa
XNvHEREAS, Benjamin y. Foscne, by Elz.
w abcih W Foscgc, his next friend, has filed
HI petition representing therein that the late
Benjamin Fescuc lhs iA,bGL departed ti,,s lifc
in said county Of Harrison. leaving his last viii
and testament with ". W. Morris and Jared
Ucnnafd, his executors; that Friedrich r Fo~-
cue. a resident cil.xcu Of the State Of Alabama :
Sarah Meadows, wife Of Asn Meadows, a resi-
den, citizen Of the State Of Texas; Marian
smith, widow Of John Smith, residence UNI
knewn: Eliza lee. wife Of John r. lee, resi-
dcncc unknown; Elizabeth W. Foscuc, the
surviving widow Of the sad testxtor. resident
citizen Of the county Of Cass, in the state Of
Texas: tho petitioner Benjamin y. Fo~eae,
Augustus W. Foscuc. Florence A. Foscuc, Alb
nyaII X, Fo.cu~, and Julian Foscue, minors,
and also resident citizens Of the said county Of
Ca,s: are the I~ga,ees named in tn. sxid wall.
Sad petition further repress II, that the
sa,d John Smith has departed this life since the
maxim. Of the said viii, and that he left four
minor children. whose nsthes, II il supposed,
arr. Frederick W. Smith, Cornciia Smith, Re-
b,vca Smith, and Louisa Smith, tho said Ma
r,ah Smith b-in. their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. un-
known
sad pc,i,ion prs,s ihs, distribution Ike inside
cf the property ii said estate. and that the
necessary notice le given thereof.
You are, therefore, commanded to cite the
persons aforesaid by publication in a public
newspaper, printed in sad county q Harrison,
10 b. and appesr a, the March term Of this
cont. TO bc held on the last Monday in March,
A. d. 1881. at the courthouse in the town ef
Marshall, in said county Of tlasfisop, 10 sho~
cause. II any they enn OF hate, why partition
and distribution Of The property Of said estate
should not liz made, ~ pfa,si for in said petit
ti0n.
l1~vr.n fail not. and due return make Of this
writ.
$3.50 Given under my hand and tbs
seal u ssid ecss,, At oiRr~. this
The IL day q February, A. D
EDWARD c. BEAxLEY.
Cssssy Clsvh.
ny Z. CAsss, D. c.
isssea tAs LIT day u rshsssry, 1851.
Z. G. DkAZl.Ev, {. Gu.
~ .. cArsa, D. c.
Received n aAI.e Yssssssy IN 1T, josl
AMI n.wa~a 70 ~ exisssss n ~ Tssas hepub
lirsn .As sans ~ ~ yshllesisA.
.. \. pEahY, 6Asr1
Ny }. N. CvsTss. Dspsts.
rtrrY milan nANH NIL. vha.l
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s1aEVEPeaf. kse.
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Ar J. =. GALLAGHER'&ss 80

Ar J. H. GALLAGBER'&ses 80
A L. the nkArssts tl.aa hisssry Uswss ~
~ sccouns Of t5sua:
Superior sugashsns- mclassss; e~e5es
aysup; best ilasarr -offs~; prime assisss bFn
Sugar superior pslserfss1 ssyssst pss1sss4
do; Boston leaf de-: sng!fsA 6sey. p'see1feb
assi western cheese; sssuetee eissaush, ~,
and ~esissn batter; ssfr esr'e e.ss 49,
vcnison hama; fresh lsaf laft; ell 6ssvsipslsas
Of tea, viz: NyssW. incsAsl. Po0shses. blssh,
and Gu, powder; Essrs Article Of J<.sisieea
family soap; spcrm and ssas sHalIss; ~ SD
Of p,ekiss-A sskins, rsesIEis ni3ta Dc.
A so,
A fine assortment u Esx'sh Imported
pickles, such ~, chew. chow, ~E'r.f'. vssssns.
and pcka!ile.
Also .plsndA lst and asscs.ae-@t II ~.
srses-girger, citrom. ard fgs !" dvSsss; ssis-
.n., En.l,.h evsre.. euvranfs. r'anb~r,~s; cue.
rsnt and strawberry j~Ie. peaches psvsssssS
IN their own Juice;
Apreo,s pear, and prunes prs<rsd in AA~
o~u jaire;
Lob,i,rs in csns; also p.cti-d frssh sas-
dimes;
No. Mackere! In hits md barrrls:
Al.o SAltaon in ki;. cried herring, supsr.es
quality;
c-ud,cs-'arge lot;
First quality eigsfs; common do; Cses
Pure tart sod salsratus; pearl stssth boz.
ca do:
All kinds n havotnz-y@ppcr sauesi
Fine article chewing tobaeo:
Winter .lrsine.i ard ard oil cider vinr1ss;
p,,kei pg. .c' buckets;
Man new buck wheat;
Spices nuin,rg,, .,inger. and cinnamon;
Css,sci ahd ia,ey .oaps.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

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