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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-08
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

DILLIARU TABLES OF THE BEST DESCRIPTION
- for sale per cent less than other estab hm
city; basatee table sale cues bais aad
wax. GRIFFITH DECKER, 70 Ana street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

In 1890 the west paid 90 per cent in taxes Of tie
amount paid BY the east-that s 20 for every do
lars paid by the east in 1880, the per 80:
in 1870 IS per cent and 1850 it rose to St per cent
In 1920 eastern Virginia paid sS5397O; in 1850 she
paid $685. In 1920 western Virginia paid 10;
in 1850 she paid 1856 being increase Of l0
per cent While the west has been increasing the cas-:
r the lust thirty years has remained almost stationary,
Her taxes are now very nearly the same in 1920
Now ask what reason have we--wlat reason caa
the gentleman from Fauquier produce-,o show tina:
this relative condition of things will undergo nucL
change during the next decade' What causes. not
heretofore in operation, to produce the expected
change?
For similar reasons maintain that the western ma
ority in the house of delegates will be much increased
it is said the number of 80 BY re-apportionneut III
1862 thus giving the west still greater power, and the
east still less protection, that think ill every point
of view vote which gives US the compromise propo-
sition gives the east permanent majority the
senate puucien for all purposes Of protection for IL
years than the proposition of the gentleman from Eau
quier.
There is another ground for supporting this cnmpro
mise which is entitled to no little weight The pcnple
have sent here to make constitution to be submit
ted to them for ratification rejection They expect at
our hands such work az should meet their approval.
They have sent here to spend tens and hundreds
of thousands of dollars in talking about constitution
and then ae eight or ten months labor and expense
that We should submit constitution which they are
sure to reject. Does any member OF this body believe
that pure mixed basis constitution could, BY possbi
tv receive the popular sanction If it cannot, why
submit it, Its rejection would deprive the people of MI
the reforms they ardently desire Some of the old
hunkers" now in office might rejoice at it, aud aid the
west to defeatit. But the people-would they be
ten. to have their rights withheld for ten long years
morcl They IRE crying aloud for reform in every de-
partment of the gopernment-n the county courts, in
the judiciary, the election Of public officers, guarantee
ny against wastefu expenditure-are all these be
denedl And for whatl To retain the mixed basis
till 1862, when the west will be entitled to the MAORI
ty even under that basis when that west WILL if
their feelings be now embttered by denial Of oil
dress call convention establish white basis consti-
tuition and come into power with sentiment. of unknd
probably of revenge at what they consider in
Justice Uuder the compromise We are sure OF con
serrative veto power 10 the senate till ls65-possibly
till le61-and then ii any change shall take place. it
will be done By fair submission to the people. who
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

ment mania has been allowed to rnse ao,,
from the Blue Ridge Tunnel to the vice! ~ uons
or precinct speculation in mud ~. rod;g, ~
of NV constituents has been aVlsnit r ub an9 Eortb
wasted and squandered as il il at br the summer
las, ns the ciaF that is dissipatea ~ I nI 80
broeza Tho mixed basis has proved sau anu u';e
e;irs 1f; ba, not been "an object o. 9eFisio " It's
enemies" it has ut least provee 20 W ~
ianchov pity" and regret TO its 'rle1"s , ;o, h.;.
Lon us pronesd at once and compare .ne iAeu DlL''s
ne. 70 p $3.50 Under the mixed basis You get Q
"m 1hpilx unreliable majority in both houses
.ly mn unreliable majority and Tue us!co S 's
vat;o,, cannot be ganaayct or questioneu 10 Pte'e
that these small maorte ea "i bas. cannot be relied on
W To.at ,Il reficent-tit they will afford us ne
Hnu "ie iatever YOU have only to reflect on the
c, hat under the present mixed oasis app"rilolneit
49,. 80 had for tile last twenty years, Eiuci larger
ma;orres in both houses than any gentleman on tins
a 49, .Isrwhere contends we should have under the
uoot now forming. whether you incorporate in
" ,. Man of the committee, schedule A., or the
" Din propouuded the gentleman from Farquier
mir ScoTT) o, ;,,;.; l.. 49,
"a, I'm Under the present mixed basis constitution
asA 81 t wbat extent have been protected from
;t ,orn,ion? How far has the internal improve.
ton been curtaed and arrested Let us see
'rha,bcr the maady which tie wise M: Of 1929 30
Io.ned 70 cure at least to nitect" as, in fact
100 so1ed under their system of treatment: or wheth-
-, venun has not beer increased and its most alarm
t;,o sc mptorns aggravated and nflamed.
30 how plain statement Of hcts answers all these
osstnns and relieves us from every doubt Since 1890
deht Of the State has increased from 1928 500
SOC sls.s7o3a to which last named sum, the debts
and liabilities of the State had risen at the a ourn
meut of the last Legislature
The official statement lately made to Virginia By her
obl4 second Auditor Mr. Brown shows that
On the 30th September last the public debt OF the
State Of Virginia. held by individuals and private com.
uan;es was S9,035lS9 so
Of this debt there is held in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

Aggregate amount in all
The apparent liabilities Of Virginia for
guaranteed bonds issued by companies
and corporations, to complete her I'M
proyeInents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

Shouting the amount OF tares paid by the four qrsad
divisions respectively, in 1920 1880, 1910, and 1856
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
DIR SAMUEL. CAREY,
COTTON GIN FACTORY.

HAVE now IN successful operation nv
/ Cotton GIN Factory thrce-quarters of !
mile west of the courthouse Marshall, Texas,
and am making Gin, with SAWS of fine cas-.
steel plate, AID the best chilled east ribs and
fire proof boxes These Gin.Stands are equal,
if not superior, to any now IN use Any per-
son wanting gin stand would find it to hi,
interest TO try one Of this manufacture. All
that be- has to do, is to inform me o, bis De.
sire, and the stand will be sent to him, and he
i'll have an opportunity of testing It's Quail.
ties without charge. Should it fail To meet his
expectations, he has only 10 set il aside and
inform me of the fact | would prefer, how.
ever. delivering them at the Factory They
will be sold at prices IN accordance with The
tunes, Gins viii be repaired at the ,hortes,
no.lco,
Being practical engineer mll-rghi, black.
smith, and marhiuist, | am well prepared 10
repair all kinds Of mills
All my GIN stands are warranted to perform
well and shonld they fail to do 50, purchasers
will always know where to find me.
J. :. ALEXANDER
lJfr1i ~ 1880
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08


TH undersigned desires res
xTl pceiiully TO inform the pablo that
u y ihey eau Away, find AZ his N"'e
S'1-,. q choice and large assortment Of Piano
Fo-'s,, az yefy reasonable price,, and on accom-
modatug terms.
Among them ARE pin.no Foucs made hy the
old and celebrated manufacturers, T. iulbcrt
q Co., ~ Boston. of rich tone, and finished
beautifully iu rosewood. black walnut, and ma
hueanf, uth iron frames, made 10 the most
substantial and w0rkmaHlise manner. Aise,
The Justly celebrated .i.olagu Piano fort',
which, frr -wts'uc-4 Of tome have not been
equalcd They are peculiarly sgicd to the
country, - the i,olaH does not .,qurc tuning
fer years.
The New improvement in Piano Fofle-
the patent Vibrating Dfnbridiss, r. also Tor
sale az tbc sam establishments This improve
meut gives peculiar Hrmnsss and hrillaccy to
Toe treble adds 20 ibe durability and strength
OF TIE Piano aai readers ]. ,spablc OF rcman-
lnv much longer in tune than those in ordinary
use.
W.T. NJ. Agent for Henri NJ celebrated
Grand riauo4 and rlaninoa, made u pa-i- For
power aud sweetness Of tone, 'bry stand pre-
eminent
THE Doice Compound ira H,r', J Prlley
81 Co.'S PARIS Plano end INSTRUMENTS fron 80
the best manulacforcs, constantly receiving.
and for sale ou Noeu leru@
S,romL ng.i ila4.s luf Solo. from $50 O.
$500 each, .uI taken ia part payment lof re~
Pianos.
rnno., RaPar,l Tm,d Rented, and Ap-
CaHrm', H'sEo8- Tin. hmHufl toned
Wind uaum,uf i4r NiIsar DHufeh.. Lodge.
~.r.r.,.u. pIf.. erd iH. tr....H f.r. lad ...s Lob
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
Land for Sale.

CDll ACRES Of very superior Land, ~
-N"iV Pamela county, $50 acres Of which =
rich bottom land, above overflow There is on
the land q never failing stream Of water, wh'ea
would bee well adapted to machinery. lwoua
be a most eligible site for Saw and Grist NIL
Timber on the land Oak, Pine and tyrrt"
There is about eighty acres of cleared laua
thereon, with House and other Improvements
Location healthy, and at convenient dissao"
from both the Red River and Sabine navigation
Title undenlable. Terms reasonable
Apply to WIN, H. BRlS!OW,.
o3-f Marshall.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
NtjI'it'I,

I FILTERS of administration were granted
to the undersigned on the estate of Arthur
Smith, deceased, by the county court pertaining
to estates, held in and Tor Harrison county
Texas, ON the 30th day OF December, A. D.
1850 All persons, therefore, having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them to me within ihc time prescribed by
aw, duly authenticated, and those indebted IL
the same will please make immediate payment,
THOMAS T.. KlNE rs, Adm.
January | T. 1880 u2S 81,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

THE copartuership heretofore existing
in this town, under the firm of Ward \
Wilson is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same by associating
with US Mr. G.. ". \iyion, our house will
in future be conducted under the name and
style Of Ward, Wilson. y Co.
Being thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to the old firm, our highest ambi.
ton shall be, by assidu,y, industry, aud
close attention to business 10 merit the
same in future,
WARD, WILSON, 4 Co.
January LIST ISL. 2s,tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

Ii FikE. AHprneg Al Lane, Carthage, Pa
/. uola county. Texas Soy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

\'IRGII. VI. DIBOSE, iGorqry a. Laic
\ Marshall HARRISON county, Texas 39y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

4 ,ASEN ASkEW AnorRg at Lsio and
\ NVarv Pubar, Marshall. Texas u3d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
WIN. DAVENPORT.
IlrsnuR County, TEXAS,

UrsHUR County, TEXAS.
March Is, $50.
recommend j. $ Alexander to the public
a good Gin-rgh,, | bought - saw gin Of
his make last year. do not believe 1t eau b
surpassed by any in the United States.
ni3 ~ q. H. METHiVlN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
Jefferson, March %, 1850. n
SODA LAKE. HOTEL.
Jefferson Water-(urc Establishment,


nR. SAMUEL CAREY would respectful,
, inform the citizens Of Eastern Texas i'm,
he is now fitting up his buildings in this place
Tor the reception of patients who are desirou.
of testing the practical application Of tho
Mater Cure
Having practiecd nineteen years under III.
Ailopalhic system, and for thc last two YEAR,
under the Water Cure, and having becom.
fully convinced Of the superiority OF the latte,
over all other known practice, be fa,icrs him.
self tha, he will be able TO give general salts.
faction To all those who are labornr unds,
chronic, nervous, or acute diseases, of whaiey,,
type.
The wonderful cures effected by Hvdropahy
in the various countries of Europe, ard in ID.
Northern States, has established the fact tina,
this practice is now no longer an experiment,
and thai nearly all the diseases incident to hu.
mainly can be treated more certainly, speedily,
aud ciieetually by this, than by any other
known practice.
Many diseases pronounced ineursble by med.
icines, or which have hailled the skill Of The
most eminent practitioners of other systems,
have yielded. as If by magic to the all-healing
powers Of the Water Cure
Females laboring under complicated diseases
peculiar TO their sex, and who have failed 10
lind relief from medicines, viii lind the Water
Cure an invariably safe and eilieaeious remedy
Those wishing information with view 10
try the Water Cure at this establishment, OF in
reference TO following a course of lreaimoa, d,
home, will meet with prompt attention by sd-
dressing postage paid
DIR S\Mt FL CAREY,
jefferson, CJSs county Texas.
\ B--Dr CAREY will continue To practice 10
Jefferson aud vicinity, as heretofore, under q.
lher system, rs the patient may desire.
Drfobsr IL lNJO MS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
READY NlDE CLOTIiINO.

Cloth, marine, and linen clambfy coats cas@a-
mere, alpaca, linen, and nanhiu pani-' Fancy
silk, plan and plaid satin vests linen bosom
shirts, muslin do DO
They deem It unnecessary 70 90 further INTO
detail Beside. the ab0yt, there is nearly eve
~ article usually found in country stores. aIl
OF which will bo sold on terms that viii rccom-
mend thea 20 purchasers. nite them call
and examine for yourselves.
Marshall, April Is, 1890. 10 II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

TPNHW % Tffds, AprH J, Is5V
certify that bought 30 Saw Gin of J. y
Alexander last spring, that is as good as any
that ever saw, both for making good sss'-
pier ana fast picking. BENZ. GAGE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

We viii furnish Blrang. Rope, and Plan
tation supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

WAENHAIT., lHdFcH n, I'oV
take pleasure in tes,iiying that | purchases
"a eotton lan last winter at J. = Alesand1s
Factory. II contains 10 saws ! can giD, Win
ease, per day. two bales of cotton weighing
300 lbs, with Two horses. The sample OF col
ton IN inferior TO none.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
GDt>.Oipsltspu.

THE undersigned firm being this day
dissolved by limitation, all persons having
claims against said firm are hereby request.
ed to present the same, and those indebted
are earnestly requested to call and settle.
WARD u WILSON.
January l. 1850
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

Of Tchouriioua-, New OfIcan-
- ELDER, BROTHERS, & co, Tam.
ID. mssioa HelrluHs. No 60 Magazine o..
foppe.te Canal BdnkJ New Orleans
R,fr 20 John \ Taaicrro, Trenton, Tom,
WIN lcibcit,r Nashville, Tenn. " t. Va
kIns, Rutherford county, Tenn. William T.
Mason, Holly Springs, Miss Woods, Chr-t,.
4 Co.. 81 Louis, Mo- VI. Allen y Co., Pitts
burgh Pl nlpy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

- " POWELL, R,ceuiag and FonrarA
Ia. ing Merchant and Cation fac'or, No. ~
Nalchcz street, New Orleans. la.
Roiers lo WIN. H. Cobbs and j. II rydc,
pori Caddo Texas. MI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
tnrpe,ing, Curtains, &c.

htpetin., SuftNSos, &c.
AYE ARE IN receipt Of, and offer for sale st
W loW prices, choice styles Of carpeting,
etc, VIZ
Velvet Wilton tapestry carpctins;
English thrcc.tbread tapestry Hr9s,olscap'g e.,
Imperial throc-plv ingram carpclng
Supotiinc, fine aud common ingram do
Rug, Bnizca. bordcrcd crump cloths, Siur
lincn stair rods, transparent shades, etc. floor
oil cloth, 3 to - feet wide, cut 90 any size, and
put down at short notice curtain materials
silk and wool IL rich curtain damask. new
style. Ga worstcd rich curtain damask, new
-i,lc. embroidered lace and muslin curtains,
1914 extra rich (lull embroidery Bobbinct Cur.
taiuns latest patterns window eornecs pms,
loups, tasscls cords. etc, for -ale low, by
Gil prENDEN d CAMERON,
% Charities st., aud n Cu,lonse street,
Dee II, no26 1ms. New Orleans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

~ A. PATlllo, lHorHey at Lac, Marshall,
/ Harrison county, Texas. nj
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
NEW ORLE S.-.Censtooee.


THE subscribers being the
cS-~S sole Agents for the sale oil inc
aWds2aA Mays,iie Ky Ploushs, OF
the celebrated manufactures OF Hall and hai-
lcnrcr. have IN store a large assortment oi 'heir
cas-, and wrought iron ploughs, which they OIL
fer az manufacturers prices.
Ia5 Halls wrognt iron Plough-, without
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
: 7 L 1 VI MILL.

u VI j. L..
D>IlE subscriber takes his method of inform
ing his patrons and the public renerall,'.
that his Steam Saw and Grst Mil, situated
about one and quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, is now IA operation and in good order.
He is prepared to accommodate orders at short
notice. and on reasonable terms, for cash, or
on credit to punctual dealers. The following
are the prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber board measure, SIS 90
Rough edged lumber ic 90
laihing and paling, side and
edge measure, 30 90
The grist mill will at all times be in opera.
ton, Sacks brought to the mill mus, be plain
ly marked, or there will be no responsibility for
loss
Ten per cent will be charged on lumber bills,
when not paid in advance. All sum, on credit
will be considered due on the frs, day Of De-
eember of the current year
A. y. BGRRESS.
January 4 1851 u2s Y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
NEW OIL 4 :. s...tSnttnutd.
To Purchasers Of Clothing. &c.
Alfrcd .Hsnroc a- Co.. 81 .Hagasiac stree
Que Price store.

VVriIERE may be found the largest and best
w assortment Of tlofbtng of every descrip-
ton IN Ne,o Orleans. At this establishment
every article j. offered at the lowest prize ai
which il eaa be sold, and no reduction cau in
any instance be- made Purchasers, whether
thew are good or bad judges Of the quality Of
Goods. may rest assufed Of obtaining every ar
iicle 90 the very lowest price, without the
trouble Of beating down, " the fear Of being
cheated. We hogo bu one prIee for Good,
nad that invariably !. the lowest IN The eity.
our stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
is now very large. comprising very full as
sortment. Oh made IN the latest aud best man
ncr, and warranted IN every respect
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08
Notice..

Notice. l.,
I WILL be prepared by the first Mou..
in January Qns,anD to make seis'e"s
with all persons having accounts win me ...
hope therefore that oil business hefe'e'I.Il
transacted with me viii be promptly a"e'i.
to by the parties concerned. as longer ''s
gence is oaof The question. ,
A. d. BuRREss,
January !, 1881.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

T.. 4. TVS. CK.
q. No 80 Camp street, New Orleans, Deai-
~ y ~ IN Fin. Watches, Clocks, .jiasirg MI
ter War, tnf'erg and Fancy Goo3s.
Personal attention given To the repairing Of
waihes, clocks, and music boxes of every de.
srrption.
o. lewelry Manufactured and Repaired.
u2Gly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

carthage, Pdaoia County, Tcros.
~ THE Proprietor of tins establishment
ksi;; j., prepared to accommodate the public
LA with the best the country affords.
lure Il, 1850. no "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

SDelu9 and yumaer GsssA"
FRESH NIPPLi!H


~
DESPECTFuii.i invite p'e"s "t'e''uo'' %
lived a. her stand at the He,i eei q, ne
rn'N .slaas, Ia n, ,nb,,c generally. that
mer e".a"" VT I"asr, IN New Orleans. from
$50, ;,,o.,,ino houses. and they ilslier them
.ciycs thew vii be able to give geneul salts
faction. Their stock consists ~ FaF' as ioi-
lcws viz: ,-......
1.owvil: brown and hieaclfl anult.p' @
every variety; brown aud o.eachcd a"i'ihe
cottonade OF English. French ana Ameri'"h
manufacture denitns. e'tiiet Jeans sah,'''
cloth; ticking cotton slhl's' "f,." - -,
grass cloths alul,fy' "e,, - e,p. ae
tains; emof"a.'en eSf , 80. -,
dress linen siaie 40 90. IT" nv"
black and wh's ho''sau' ''''' N,s .',,.I.,,.
do diaper; naps'n~' &C ~ f''n''l $3.50
black do S"rs anl 'nN'' 'l..' n. -
psi' and .'rPea 'N''s' ''v.'','e.' -
Patterns rtehsN JA'N"'''7 ~ 80
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D. No-rttY. NJ MATT
N3OSELEY u Hall. tH0rnegS al Lalr,
vi Marshall Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

JAMES " MORpiilS. A8orney and Conn
- vNor AT L8p, Marshall, Harrison county,
Texas ni7
LNDWl\ CATER No1ry Putiic, Office at
II the County Clerk Office. u
~ 4 McADAus, \o'ary Pa5iic, Harm
E. son county, Texas, MI y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-02-08

- d KENDALL y co, " hol.,ai. Gro.
IL. e,rs,corncr of Guvicr and Tehoupitnula.
streets, New Dflelu. MI y
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s. MoNrGoss. H. srllwrLL
NyONTROsS a. sTlLWELL, ~ ioi.sale
vi and RelaH Deaitrs ne tLt THIN w.
No 10 Magazine street, corner Of Common
street Ncw Orleans.
y B.-Ncasurcs taken in New Orleans for
Gentlcmen's Clothing, and made to order at
their house in New York, at short notice aud
ia the m'rf Gy'f.
I Suiwoll i Montross, Manufacturers, ! II
Fulton -, New York, ma Y
We would respectfully invite our customers,
End purchasers generally, IN want Of fiHs, Fl,l-
ioaabh t'oAHg, TO call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising IN par, the iol-
loving goods
Black and colorcd cloth dress coats;
Black and col0tcd cloth iroek coats:
Black and colorcd sack and shad coats.
Cashmere and tweed sack aud shad coats
Fancy tweed bushes. coats
Coaks and oyercoais, all varieties;
Black cashmere pants.
Black doesSin cashmere pants,
Fancy cashmere pants;
Black saiinettc pants,
Fancy cashmere vests
Black satin vests
Black and fancy velvet vests;
Black s.lk vests.
Also shvs, crarais haHat0ctief, e'c lazy
/ - O. NELSON q co, Commission Mr.
'. chants, New Orleans.
: O. Nelson, New Orleans + Ranksmith.
New Orleans; II e. Walker Memphis. Tenn.
0ste Cashier Branch Union Bank +. 4. Ncl.
son AiA"ns Ma
H.e. "a. 1880 nna6 Gm
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NirIlllAM \. HILL, AnorHsy az Lac, Mar
w shall Texas. n51
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hRURN FIELD, AgorHy At Lac Ad-
- dress: Elysian Fields, Harrison county,
Texas u53 ~.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-01
Sale of Land,

A S directed by decree rendered in the
IA Chancery Court at Madisonvlle, l
will, on the 18th day of August, le5l' al
The late residence of James WHY, deceas'
ed, IN Blount county, sell, atpubllc ou'cry,
the several tracts of land of which said
WHY died seized and possessed IN the
counics of Bount and Monroe. and not
disposed of in his last will and testament;
and also Lot IN Moreanton. There are
nearly three thousand acres in all. mostly
living in Monroe county. A particular de-
scripiion of each tract will be given at the
time of sale. Some of SAID land is repre>
scented TO be valuable for farming purposes
and great portion of it 10 be well tim
bered. The timbered land, situated as II is
on both sides of Tennessee river, must, al
no distant day, be valuable.
A credi, OF twelve and eighteen months
will be given, except two hundred dollars.
required to be paid in hand. Bonds, win
security for the purchase money, VIII be
required, and lien retained on the lands
until the same is paid.
JAMES A. COFFIN.
Clerk g. Master.
July 1, ls5l,-tds Prs fee $500 l4J