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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-12

A I L the nieknacks that history gisss sny
"A account Of, .o-~t;
Superior s1gnr-heuse mols~as; golden
syrup; best Havana coffee: PRIME article hr'n
sugar; Superior pul,eriscd sugars; powdered
do, Boston loaf do. English dairy, pae-appc,
and western cheese; supcrioe Gosh.r, dairy,
and weslern butter; sugar cured lIasns; dued
veu.soa hama, fse.n .eaf lard; oil descriptions
Of les, VIZ Hys.n, Imperial, Pouehoag. black,
asd Guurswdrr Extra art,sle Of Lonisiaou
family soap; sperm aud star candies; All Kinds
of piesles-Gerkins, Pecallilo ...a-3 DO.
A l. s q.
A Gae asgor,men, &c English imported
pickles, siich Is, chew, chow, walnut, onions
and p'ckalls.
Also splendid 10, aud assoFiiaen. Of pre-
serves--girgcr cliron, and sRs IN drums; rats
inS, English grapes, ,urrants. cranberrles; eur.
rans and strawberry iell.gs; peaches rres.r'ed
IN their own juice.
Aps'eJis. pears aud pruass preserved in ihei'
own juice,
Lobs,ess IN eans, also peklrd fsvsh sar.
dimes,
No / Macke5si 10 kiis and barrels;
Al-o Salmon in khs, dtied herring, superior
qualify;
Candies--lsrec lot:
First quality cigar-, common do, CUBS -iscs
Pus. tart. acid ssiaratu,; pearl sissca Lox
e., do;
Al kinda of fayodng-pepper sauce;
Fine article chewing tobacco;
Winter strained and lard oil cider vinegar;
Packed rigs feet buckets;
Bran new buck~heni;
Spice, nuirieEs, ginger, and cinnamon;
Cssieel AVID fare, soaps.
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1'0f SASo ~
Nonsis g. TAcxgTr, Marshall;
W Moggis, >hrersyoa,
PARSONS, YArEs, & bufkEr, Hsadsrson,
Srssioss g. llowAsD, Rsilc,sle, Kask Co.;
plGgcE g. HOLMAN. 1ylr,
u + BARcRofr, Giimsyi
WM II CoBBs, Pori Cnddo:
w PERRY, Co,kcst,l!c;
l. Pren. .i.ee-scr;
7 ID g. J powrII. Porcs!aon;
l. II ASHCROFT, Shelbyr'Ils;
WAN PnnLrs. San Auxnsiins;
SIMPSON SHEFFAF3, Nae9gdoc'ss;
\ TgoxAa, Rnsk, Cavokse County.
J s. II NgLsos. Neic >alem, Rash Cosfity;
A 6olpsaf1n. Bethany, Pamela County.
Deceu,i,er Ia. 1880 u26 Il
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Tnr s1Arr Of ftxAA :

TnI S1ArR Of TtxAA
Ccu.,y II Hasrissh.
To nc SarriT Of said County. 0,,.,irg:
YOU are hereby ccmmr,,ded 10 sumnoa
i Harry X. w. lliil and Wiliisn J. Nslssa,
BY publication Of this citation fbr Sbss suessse.
.se weeks In the Texas R<publ~an, newspa4
per pu',I,s,,~d in ssid county, ~ b. an spss.s
ut the mat tSrm Of The di.inss suufs VI hassts
son county, ~ be holden at tie eosnApuse h
the town u Marshall, IN the tAinsshth M.
day after the third Monds, in Ms.ei,, 1871. -
answer the petition cf Why w. ps.dssa, =
substance rs foliows:
Tina, On the al.t day Of oesesss, iese, Han
~ Il. w. Hill md Villas J. Mclean, NJ.
chAn,s and partners In trade. doing busimssa
under tie name, firm, and style Of niM, NJ.
Lean, d Co, instituted \ suit In tks diaasi1e
court Of HARRISON county ssniss, your psitttsa.
er, Wiley w. pvidgsn for The suR u thstseN
hundred and forty dollars ard ni.sty.tAsss
cents, balsnce Of an account alleged 10 -
due and owing ~ the sid Pnidsvn V ~ ~
Hil, Mclean, & ca.
Petitioner avers that pscsious - H. I'D
term, 1850, of The distric: court " ~ eeao.
", he informed thu attorney ii psrCe1 ~ ~
HI, Mclean 4 Co, that ihevs 0sss vUsoeo.
/ eus charges IN said secoun,. sGDoo0aouv - ~
'op Of four hundred and fii1y.sus 16tnssM1
0rrssrsn eests, and that IL had cstsss l~gsl
D0( e;s;I 1hst ths said si,ssSey
pro,nMey nihes T. wcaA ~ ssid hiIl.
slei~ao. 4 ca 4 Ais = sa's<s. <
SAID account; 49, ~ III. ereQ1pes
Aforesaid, suid atiorr> n Il
tie district court 1885, <
srsln., your petitioner for IN Il y
hin.iv-d nnd shiS'y-nn< dolias nd stdo
una costa OF s1ii pta,nsff avsss thss ~
Judgment was frandrl-n,y obtsi',ed, ~ ts1
# any such account ever existed Il has kppa
barred by the statute O.! limitation ;.shd lhoa u
had no knowledge Of the proceedings In aid
saii. or Of the recovery Of said judcni<nf,
uniii after The fell term II the distfict rcuss.
1850 Tint on or shout the aelh slny Of ~.
ruary 'ss, plaintiff called rpon the ssid Hil
Mclean 4 Co, IN New U ans, 10 hass faif
and equitable adjustment II said scscuns, ~
rording TO III. agreement previously na4u
wish their attorney, Nod the said Hill. Nefs16n,
g. TO. refused TO settle with plaintiff Ia sesesoe
ancc With the agreement n'oressId. but s~oG6g
and Insisted % enforce said Judgment. q
Prayer; shei . sri. Of injunction isaue, at&
tia, al further proceeding be eujoined in sid
cause
Herein Cal not, aud make due return IN ~
lax directs.
49, Tcs'c l.. R. Ford. clerk Of ahs
d.,rie, eoe,, u Harrison county,
NNN and sesi o.: said coar, a, Msr.hAlt,
- this 25ih day Of March, 1851.
l.. H. FORD. Clvsk.
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Evans 4 sanders,

IL tieir N,,s Bncs Narf, ,IesfJ me- Public
Squire, fra DIOR Norm IF haHf nrsgg,
y heg's
NENLERS 10 drug, medicines, eud chem
- ical', paints, i've sluil- glassware, per-
fimrry time SOAPS, slcol pcnr, superior writing
INK and paper patent medicines Of all kinds,
wine, and brandy Tor medical purposes. Ply.
-iciant prescriptions car.fdlly put pp 40 so
hou4s. Purchasers will always ind a ihs e.-
tablishmcnl, fresh and nuadnlicralcd medicines,
which hn,c bocn selected with great ear, Ger
this market. An Purchasers a,c m'a,i 10 cz.
anime our stock, which Is being constantly re-
supplied t2hi0y
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NAV 4 IN iit.I..gls rr3 Iftfqff flfrf+rs
~, C,''t, ,.,J ,,-,,..,.,s l.,,. n,.,
- ~. ,,., .,...t az t,.,.d. ,.,.,r t,t,,
,r.'.'d al; NH, .,.,,.i.,,,,, nj ,.,r, mos.
HI. LIZA 80, ,.,,,.r. ,b. c,,.lI ,,.ptton
o.n,,'n,,,' Ea,.,,. r,,,,a, y.,us s.s.i,ea
u.an.r. i,,nl,,c. C,i,ne,drs. Go u..res .ery
,nn ,n.,. Csi,en,,. sno niree.. splendid ~.
,o,,m.ut. Silks newest and richest pattern.
s,n,s,m, Isyns. Thread. Bn,,ons. Iaces.
Ia,i7n. uoor,ts Into and new .t,le.; Artificial
Eh,,,er- and every kind OF DIV Goods, ihat
,,.,,..' ,,,s ,,ad, h,.,,d ~ ~ ,ps,.u,eJ
H., - h.. Ia, al novs ana Gentle.
mems Cio,htar. of lin most dnreSle and iasis
rnl d,scr;n,inn. las., s,yies Fashionable Hats.
nno,. ,;,,,,r. ye.ts. SKIRTS. Drawers. PANT.
An S,3al.ry. vella.sorted and Of all kinds,
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A,cn.,cr New l,mlOna.

THIS ness and splendid boat,
H.-s>-sA smoEEa, Captain. WI faa resa-
2sSsAsi0sxa larig Throughout, the business -ra-
son, hvtwoeu jefferson, Port tsd.t,. and Voc
G-laas. touching at 10 intermediate lanolag~
she ha- bren buili expressly for Tits ltade, ard
Tor safety, aud the clearwater 81 her necasnoda-
tons. csnaa, be- surpassed Is any boat ou tho
river iicr cAba i. large aud cemHodioas, and
neatly iiiird Up Il !, inief,ded sAe shall euni.
bIu- speed. -aiciy. end eon.;oft
no II ls5o roog ~
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SARAH Slsnr.


0fFss3FFf
TA.s may certify that have been subject to
i4a sich hsasl.ress for t:lsvn years, greater
psf, of uhlei lin. WAS not able 20 attend 10
n.s lsuai business iiasiag taken u,ucs.
n,saseiae nifaea AS, i.sn.hl, had almost dis
,..issd 81 eel.sr 1lisugh. As the last resort !
ap,slst.l 10 Ds A. a. Veal sl.o, IN tew weeks,
stlvsuasly easea ms AEus Nswsns.
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steamer >oushcvs.

SANE. AruFGArg, Captain. viii
.tl,saassN commence with the opening OF the
OEk-Msas river, and run regularly between
.Nrir Oyi,aps. Shreveport, Port 'lddo and
jefferson, touching At aii intermediate landings
and eouluge IN the tradc - loHg rs the water
viii permit She has been fitted up expressly
for this trade, and for durability, sal, neat
nsss, and the attention OF her officers can not
b., -urpas,ed L !. Intended that everything
about her shall be- such a. 10 innate caslom
Dice a. 1850 20 II
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NJ Six NOrHL.

,y~. MRS, nRkCKEN q son have taken
NH; charge II .hc Rnsk iio',i in Rusk,
ELLA Cherokee county. aud solicit the patron
aye ~ tie travelling public. The table VII be
furnished viii the hes, the counisy affords
and they pledge themselves chat ma PANS Viii
be spared to render 4 one Gi ,hc ulesi genlesi
rni comfortable establishments IN Essletu
Teas.
Ru.k, Cherokee On, Fob ~ 1880, nsoy
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49, re STEAMER JIM Gil.MhR, Ne
kksxSti kisSEf, Master, viii leave Shfese-
pnn EVERY SArIkpi tor Ne~ Orleans
aud meet the DUCK RIVER. CLARE, Master,
al Alexandria. SaTpcfs and passengers may
rcly IN gong Trough without delay. Iae
sle,ge boats have hsTq thoroughly rvpairrd and
red,tei ~ manner has viii moi be- surpassed
hy aus hesis IN the lradr. Bong yrrs Ugh,
deanR',l 'hey s,ll not meet with auy detention
Aasu.i a. 1850 i2R
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- MRS BEDDING informs her friends
= aud the rahlic, that she has opca'd .
- Boarding House in Marshall, N uie
hon.e formerly occupied oy DAVID fhll. ileT
r,.,,dcnee d, convenient 20 The business p"r-
,ions uf town, - rci.s,a. and pleassnt. She "a
ala prepared to accommodate young lidie,'
from The counir, whv w,,a 10 90 ~ ,clI''9l
m town !!er terms mxy b. kno~n By APP
pl,he 10 Mr Pierce or Nh lieli at the pos'-
oihse
March !. 1881. NV y
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IN complaint 10 Dr.. l. T. henderson. ci
Furmcrlllr, wc fake pleasure iu recommending
10 40 those who ife by ANY MEATS afcled with
bodily pains. 30 e. ct oace aud pafchasr . bot
he of iva 81 his uu.t excellent EiHesg Tome
fut lhc in-i ,huyo or iuHf weeks, We have been
iabouug under the uusi eScravlaiing pains.
from some unknown cause, aud aiso have bad
al the same tone ever symiop Of dysrcpsin.
We bad recourse 10 different sort 81 uedielH,s,
but experienced bat lliile rslIsf uniil We iiil
IN with D' lirndcrsons Ebreia We onee
purchased q bottle, and nave used about o''e
half OF it according 10 difeciion. aud take great
pleasure ia stating. that we wsfc q; once re-
l,yed oi the above di~a.rec4ilc comFlalels.
We therefore he-peak for Il nothing mufr t'an
q ar iria to test - virtues, wnieh WI no
doubt give Il precedence 1,ci all other 'ga'es
acw ia use.
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VUnMfv 81 HnrfiN0f.
Caans cart psafsisl.ag % Estates, ia ,assss,pa
Il. PATTON guardian Of the psss.aas q
- the minpr heirs Of llr e~tsic " Virginia
~ uais.c. dcreased, hss tirt his acsonnis Il.
enari.an a. aforesaid. lomfstr witt biz APRIL.
cation ior leave to rsixn. &c Thls \, ,hesv-
i,fe. 10 gise notice lhat The said ssceaAis Sl'd
appiasaiicp VIA Lc opersd i.s consideration 4
ths res' iefm ~ said saari, 10 b. hcii "a the
courthouse ~ sasd coun,y. un tie 'ass Monday
IN April mkt. nsoi) when sod where III
persons interested % the welfare u said nj
nors may usssnd aud comics, them i they
think proper.
b. order Of sad Court
Ies,s: L. q. BEAxhEY.
Clerk c. Z. n. c.
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OBJ w OR X


To the 4 Nc.
1>liE undersigned rcsp( 1uIly Informs the
l. public tia. his ferry nnru as MeGees
old eressng) on the Sabine, y 1nll times in
good order, and strangers that |, w dscon-
tlnued BY the late paper iown and a. swh,ch
hes recently made is appearance only i'm b.
above IT, called Red Rock. Nv Ferry is
ted ON the main western route leadn1 lrdX
Alafshall TO the Three Forks Of the Trinity, a
route well known 10 Old settlers.
Tue proprietor, Of Red RO'k give notice
TO The lrayelin- community. that The route lead.
Ing by that i1ra j. almost the nearest way to
anywhere. Ii 30, avn within two miles of be-.
Ing night. II is lameuiablc iucl that | have
ng i0cn al my terry, possessing the bsguiv,
geaith, grandeur, heqf u navigation, dc, claim.
cd for Red R0rk But rs lar va that goe. do no,
object Il will speak for iiself Ii i, not my
desire TO dclret anything from the merits of
Red Rock. But aware as ! am. that The .uccc,, Of
tina, ferry depends on the downfall Of the
MeGees crosslng, and seeing no advantage that
Rcd Rock has over other Bluff ON the Snbiie,
! ohJcet 10 The dserling scenery sud allure.
ments pt place being assumed and portrayed
10 bias the minds Of the community.
\ Ir conclusion, return my sincere thanks 10
tbe public for tlAr patronage at u,y crossing.
with the hope that Viii receive liberal share
in the future even IT have no town. NJ dC
fsrcnce Is a d'si0ssled community.
J.. u. CAMP.
Anril /, I9hi n1t "a
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o,,,cr OF r,,s Tsrr D,lr, April |, ls5l
CorruS. The demand continue. iafaiseit and
Ne ,-les do exceed 'o bales at p'ieet :" A'of OIL
III huye's:
la.rar 6ias N'ddns Var. ~ u
Urinary IunlNs FAIR, ~ -.
NhlIl,n, Il! lui ,.aoi Fair. non'ual
s.sl V'idln. ila,l' Good aud fme, nominal
Hcrs st Lon. ~ 0J EXTRA OHIO ~ TOD TO-
rosx Mess Prime II, s,l Is TO si3 30
Corfrr --No ~ ittc.
sca,a. & a she
M, ,.syx Prime and choice, u. CSC icrnrn,.
Y, very dull
toss. 81 o nc
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take pleasure N recommending IL - enc II the
best remedies ever $40, IN ". treatment OF
that disease. +. y. AcNIw.
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This mss eefiils TIA, hass been dangerous
~ sfflie'.d slh the gravel fer numitf Vt
ie.rs aad have tired III illc usual f.uieSies re-
commended IA .eeh cares without giving nae
any F.liei. iiisa Applied 10 DR.. A. " Veal,
wao eiieelaaliy cured rae.
SARAH S1tDr,
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MonlLs. Ala, july u. 1850.

WoHtEsk, f1H' vV8} - sN"V'
D. l. r. iifad.waen;
s,s--The quart bolils u TONG you gave me-
with 1--WE boxes oi yaHr pitts, has ssmplrl.ls
varxd nae ai da-psp~a, wAch y.a know almost
mad. .ae u,aaiae, 4sinx last winter, Nheu
NE ace. both Iuva!,ds together, 10 New Oriean'
IN II. saHe room
/ hs,.ssc You have made one of TIE most
x.iashle discoveries IN medicine. that has beef
discovered.
Yonrs, Sc, HIsnY \. LII.
FAsAInvflLf, New. q tA1A
This Is to essisfy ss., sfier 'rytue esssf AinI
she unsacsrssfaily, 70 cure ) pselm1 r
. - .sA.ll. 81 (.sef. saj gsa*ssl
r. N{Sf ~ upaeAA l - - -
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MASONIC TEMALE INSTITUTE.

TIVE Executive Board OF Managers, appoint
J. ed by marshall Lodge No ~, announce 10
the yubiic that the Sd session OF the inriitaIe
viii commence ON the lisa February under the
charge Of The Faculty of Teaches, to wit
Rev Tso 3. WusoS. President
Mrs. t.saA W. BoSfoEy, |ice Principal.
Miss tLizA BuETos, Prima'p Department
Miss AEABELLA JEssrTr joys. .Hssic Piano
Uragiqir and Eonry IIorl
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As Nuti fugitive slave law meeting ha,
gar O,ld At Lynn, Mass. at which tho
Fl 500, ri ihc city presided. aud made the
ELL ,ion that no slave should hc taken
lfaIu We city.
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Geasla 10, Fa, Jan -, 1881.
THIS IL TO cefafs ,ha; nay son VILLAIN has
hss b.ca cured of Tie cfamp cola By Or A. W.
Vel after having been afflicted wlgh ,he coul-
alali., ~, d.ticseal tires for hge years.
&. ". kEMp
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W,>yt NrJn,pt

.~ssxs--,. Mr. SUMMERS ha- just returned
f-xi from the North. Wiih iull supply
W. OF Nasir aui uasicai ipsffHm. MS.
aud, u connection with Mrs NORRIS b, we'll
prepared lu instruct thirty ~ forty pupils tst-
utg in thpir music room iour splendid p' uns
Mr. 5. Is appraised that rnrl- lcafn faster md
more correctly BY taking le--on, un good nd
-wvll.ioied Instruments.
Mr.. : taxes THIS opportunity To thfnk the
community tor lheir patronage last year, and
hopes That his pefrnneury ut lorHlou h,0' va
Sar-hall will be- some udactmeni Tor an iil-
e,vasc ct puPls.
~ Mr. ). VIII tune panos al ANY iipe whom
called on. no 6.
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COME ONC! COME AM

spVjsyu VI. SIElNLElN, ha- just received
A..szStH from Philadelphia, and other East-
~aEAAn1 tern cities his supply Of FALL. and
WINTER goods. II, respectfully invites his
former customers, and all who are dcsirou- OF
obtaining good bargains, TO give hin call.
HIS stock is ample, and well selected. he nal-
ter. hiu-elf from the faviliie, y. has for the
selection OF h. goods. having Brother rcsid-
ing "a Philadelphia, who purchases for luu 10
the best advantage, that he viii he enabled 10
,eil as cheap a. the ct'aje't aud Is good he
bsst. lie b, now ready TO sell ON accommodate
mg icru., and "a prices tn suit ihc tunes 70 ooni-
pctc assortment oil DRY GOODS, consisting
of Chdting. Hqt, Cafs, BoD's. and Sloes Also
Idrdnas, Imw0re, Greensboro. and iull
supply Of every thing Usually found IN q cuun-
~ .tnr, too tedious 10 mention.
Oct 80 1850. mo "
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A.. THE undersigned, proprietor, rcepea'-
Y.sss1 tall, infatmt ai~ friends and the rnb-
-1aAAA- lie generally. thar be has iaseh charge
of the Planters Hotel, sitnaicd 10 Me niast d.
-ir,hle par, 81 iowa tor public hc''ss, III
has made every arraageaen, necessa'v Tor t's
accommodation Of those wto my please 70
f,ynr him with cnll, and pledges himself te
finnish accommodations not n'lerier =" any y
W. W. MALLORY.
a.. - isSl nj Y
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Love. Friendship. Affection.

TO nv BELOVED
Oh eiys me not n becoming rnsr.
70 pledge thy soft affection,
IT, Nithrr-ng leaves viii soon disclose
fo,es failing. ffail complexion.
On Irvine no wreath Of snowy white
70 speak thy hearts confession.
II. seeming brgh,ne'. may delight
'fi- F,sndship's talsc expression.
But give me look irom thine cyes.
The souls true cian.rcrsiion.
AMI ! viii proudly uwn the prize,
ts,ff,ans dear nhlaiion
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Re NoFchAsss aea
A. n. 1oaOxg ~

AZ. IoaoSlf 8. ]. i. ]. !
nTfEAc ~ s4ls LII ~ ssqtea -
Hats, Caps, Osorssies -, - wtlsI ~ ~
ton u baytrsis ~ 4 ,HIs esrk ~ IssSd(
=, the lowest ps,s%sl ~ IL can sl.ts sssss ln4ese
n.sss. Conasry ledsss tslsa 4 ~ soaeA
Merchants siss s1nelisd A. ssasi. sfsNes.
Sms'cpotf. Rev. 1et0. ~
DOBLIiT DONKEu. e 90, 1xvss sSsss5,
IL Shreveport. L.. 0rsrviea, ar Uapys,
itaty-s~r, Hects, Sioes, Has, l'Totssi1sA
V'ass. i~crcvs, etc. 1eAS
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HARRIET BREWER. Adm.
March = 1851 ri q
ADni,is7RAI7ON NO77C &.

ADMIsis1RA I1ON NOTICE.
I ET'rERS Of administrator o. liz ss1a1os
- Of Jsnss Hope, dcvra-ed, wsrs fs
TO the undersigned BY the county esee4 -
tanning 10 the estates Of deceased pss1oGos
held n and for ;hc county Of Harrison, h n
state Of Texas, on the goth Day Of FebsaseJS
1851, Tbs. ~, therefore, to give legal sstisp
that al persons haying sIshs sgslrst ~ -
taY arr required 10 present th%n witiln -
Sxc prsre''t~d by law, duly authenticated, m
ihai inose incehsed 10 the sains viii he.ea1pn
I'd TO make immediate psyn,rni. ssS ss!4|
HUGH >. HOPE,
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$50 - ~ =
How ,as,sfuiIy Now sassrfnily!
Our Tssan nsadc~s are.
A,,o-..a ~i,h tender vcn!nrs
Ard Many ~ ohjsc, rnrs-
All DER The sssy pfais's
The brilliant howen are spread,
OF .p,ey Scent and every hue.
From virgin chile 10 red.
How v,rdsnt, oh how verdant ara
rhs.r fs,'. and sunny kno!s
Money which tho s,Iv'ry liquid
OF crystal rivers roll!
While, o'sr the light green prar'es.
IN. lrks unhcrdrd rovo,
To crop the waving herhags,
Or seek the si,elierlng grove.
How lc6i'y how ioflily'
Our Texan forr.'- ri.e.
A, Il 10 place their foi'ags
Against the sun' skies
R.rr fruits, OF ncciarine flavor
Within our gardens grow
And hnlny scented ro-cs,
Ia rich profusion, now.
How rapidly how rapidly
Our Texan fountains -isc.
A.. ;-sp,na from the hill side.
They sparkle in the sun
Like strips Of silver ribbon
Wh., from a distance seen,
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Ca,isarc. raadn County. fssas.
o.. THE Proprietor Of this establishment EN-
tit ia prepared 10 Sseo'nmoeAss ,as Fa~"'
III vita iss best the coan'rv aHofds'
lime e. 1850 A''
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Tc-'c l.. R, Ford. clerk Of H.
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l.. H. FORD, Clysk.
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IT, AHaire = chemihe.)
NJ STEiNi.EIN hating ju., return
ed from the Enslcfn cities of New
York. pbiladelphia, ami Baltimore,
takes grepl pleasure ~ announcing tp the cit
liens ~ Harrison county nna the public gem
orally, that he i, now fc.eiiirg and op~ning u
very extensive and general assortment Of
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Course Of Study. and Charges Per SEES.
sion, Twenty Weeks.


PRIMARY DEpARTMESr.-Orhog
Reading, aud writing, per sess.on Of
Ly. months, $40 90
SRooSp JgSioR Class Elementary les
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mar Geoyf Ay,ihme!c coulia-
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err siudr. s9j %
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extra incidental expense for pupil
Der session 81 90
Drnaing and Painting, each $40 90
Embroidery aud Wax Work, each 90
Instrumental Music, 500 90
Use of Piano exra 81 90
Tuition payable NJ the end Of each session.
Pupils will be charged from the TING OF en-
trance until the close of the session i)'s0Ncuvns
u.t, far urpir,.st,si slt,.u
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