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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-04-24
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No. 100 .rcb St. ph;,nde,pbio.

No. 100 arch ST., Philadelphia.
aita pwer over inc above diseases IS not exeeled
oS ,h ~ "s "tncI @ preparation III ule nlteu states,
L Hii ieS "''es, Ill maiy cases AFTER sk'hu physlcmls
,,,"Io a.,
nes5 bIeis are worthy they attention OF mvnllds
& &sIs g',' virtues III the rcclihchol ui diseases ol
- ~ ",u ISL gm"ls, eXcrclsitg ING nsl searching
@s @ III M."nhess uu aeciels OF ule uiScsuVe ogds
my '"e' "''''; ~ Suei ceIh'n nhu p,7sant'
M ,,,.-, 'rnl the boston beeJ
nv M iI,oI =, Snlu, DEC I'D
h In, IN iiSVtLANps S CHRBRA1Ep LEHMAN birfERs l9
tne cure ol Liver Complaint Jaundicc Dyspepsin Chronic
W. ~ DeDty Us deseIvodly one ot the most ppn
M M nouclheN :" inc Gay ihese Blttes nave beeh used
y! f .oS' i' anu friend at our elbow says ne mas MN
iJc..ru az cnectuhi ana permanent cure OF LAYER
p'' I ''oH Tue use OF tnls remedy. NeWe convinced
u.' W 'He use ~ tese bilters, ue pateht constantly
sus selgtd ana Vg"r-a TACT wothyoI great cnnside-
rauo ihty are pleasant III taste ana SMELL and can he
us9u o pcrt ms Wh the most uccate stocs with safe
w muer any cIcWnslahces W are speaking from tx
"Scorr's WKrkLYn one Of the best Literary papers
punished SAID Aug 20
"DR. HooFLAND's GERMAN BIrruRs manufactured by
Dr. Ickspn. now recommended by some of the most
prominent members nf the facuy as an article of much
encacJ IN cns,s OF female weakness As such is the
Tins sv bomscs nn " sss :" T1m pmrs m n',G, % au
ted colstinti ,s , Gnd tbesn R,,ers adyar,gcnus t
their hranh ms we uo,v frou cxncrience the snn,,
effect they bo,,e ,,r,n ,veck svs,ams' ;, '
yore C,;Jcn,c
Ths ..p,i,d.,,,, s.,l, c.,o,,o >, ,,0 lac. s,,;,,
re,ysu,n., j,-i'ai G tI I,;,i 60, N IL, ! -
of 1r' ''''''-' " '''' ''''''' ''''' '"' ''''o' S'
d, HDj9unTs Geym1n Bitters.
| 81, 10 sori,., =, . , , -, , , .. ., n
tom, W,li o., % ~ " G , u i Mi''t ule Ie,ieT s & rue
readers and therefore, hen we recommend Dr. Hoof-
stood n we nTe not socoSg Of 70 ,be ue nosrm o h.
,, tlnt ,re ,,,;s.J a,ni 60 ~ ,;f 80 r,i oi ,hs f,.
gotten after th bnye done their cniv race of mischief
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A STRING OF ITEMS.

SUSPICION is always worse than fact.
HATS are now beginning 10 be made o.
cork.
new daily paper will be commenced in
Cincinnati shortly.
SHAKESPEARE was born on the 10th of April,
1864.
If man begin fool, he is not obliged to
persevere.
A Pics leg, properly cured is ham, but
carpenters tool is hammer.
IT Is easier to praise poverty, than to bear
DOES wealth exert more influence than
knowledge?
THE greatest changes in nature and men
often take place the most quietly.
Close thine ears against those that open
their mouths against others.
A BAD ExcHANGE.-A cotton for a silk
umbrella, Ito the owner of the silk
IT is more disgraceful 10 distrust ones
friends than to be deceived by them.
WARTs.-It is stated on good authority,
that rubbing warts with solid potash, will
effeciually remove them.
A mans own good breeding is the best
protection against other peoples bad man
ners.
sOh dear % said fashionable girl, when
she first behed cucumber, III always
thought such things grew in slices"
The spontaneous gifts Of heaven are o'
high value I; but perseverance gains Inc
prize.
The annual capacity of our various an
thracite coal6elds, is estimated at the pre-
sent time, at 4,95O,O 900 tons.
Wisdom finds tongues in trees books II
running streams sermons IN s'ones' ail'
good in everything.
In proportion to its population, PhlIadeI
pha is the heal,hiest throat and lung city II
the United States.
SHELLS of galvanized iron are beginning II
be adopted exclusively IN the English arII!
lery service.
Some men are so easily elated. Elec
them 10 the Legislature, and you spoil then
for life.
A man cannot possess anything that
better than good woman, nor anything Ina
is worse than bad one.
EVERY heart has its secret sorrow, whic
the world knows not ; and oitenllmes
call man cold when he is only sad
WHAT is the difference between watt
and time Water find its own level, whi
time levels every thing else.
GREEN peas were selling in the Cha'ie
ton market on the 30th of March, at Sl2
brshel.
CONNECTICUT River shad have made the
appearance at Springfield, in small nur
beTS.
DRAWING 1T MnD.-An lrishman,
speaking of relative who was hung, sa
he died during tight rope performance
Why may one be certain that Noah W
not Jew? Because he took Ham IT
the ark with him.
Qua DUTY.-"To hold and trim the Tor
OF Truth, and wave it DER the darker
earh.n
Mrs. GoLDsoHMIDT. - The Northampi
Gazette says that the object for which Jen
Lind came 10 this coun,ry-the establi'
men, of free schools in Swedeu-has be
accomplished, and the money forwarded
her native country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-04-24

FUST received and for sale, fresh supply of
EVANGELICAL MUSIC
for Singing Schools. He is also opening at
this time, large assortment of Books, in every
branch Of Literature, consisting Of
Poetry, History, Novels, Romanccs, Scientific
Works, Law, Medicine, School and Children's
Books, Bibles School, Pocket and Family, beth
with and without Engravngs,-and every of vari-
ETY. of Binding. Prayer Books, of all kinds.
Travels, Voyages and Adventurcs,-all OF
which will be sold low, either for cash, or coun-
try produce.
Sunbury, Jan. 81. lS52.-tf.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, Silver Ware
Fancy Goods, Sc, &c.


GLCCKS Of every description aud quality, day Brass
~ ana 30 hour Clocks very low. Watches of the best
mixers. Tobias Johnson and Robinson Gold patent levers,
low $50, warranted Is karat and insured
for IL months. Silver Levers low $1,000 warranted
Lepnes as low as 5000 warranted, QIarter Watches in
great variety Jewellery of every description, Gold Guard
and Fob Chain Bracelets, Ear Rings Finger Rings
Brooches Lockeis Gold Pens for 81 co. warranted points
The subscriber having Just returned from the eastern
factories prepared to furnish any article in his line o
business Of the latest styles, aud cheap the ar
Giles can be sid in the Philadelphia New Nor, markets
To convince the public OF this fact he invites their atten
on and respectfully snlcits call, He Npud particularly
invite the attention of Hotel Pnpri rs and Families tt
his extensive assortment OF Silver Ware viz: Tea Ses
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons, Forks Ladies', &C. &c
Orders received for any article OF Silver Ware executed
with promptness and ia the best style. great varet!
nf Fancy Goods, Paper Mache work. such as Writing
Desks, Port FOus, Glove Boxes, OdOur Boxes &c &c
lfyou want to secure bargains callat
r. C GREEN'S
next door to the Post Office, Centre st, Pottsve Pa.
BA kinds of repairs attended to by the best work
men.
December 81, ls5l.-6m.
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FaslsiOna BILE Furniture

Having secured a Hearse and made the n
sary arrangements for the purpose, they are
prepared for Undertaking in all its branche
this vicinity or at any convenient distance.
Ye maids and mstresses, and husbands too,
Here's furniture of every style and hue,
From side boards down to kitchen tables,
From rocking chairs to rocking cradles
Should you not have the ready JOIN to paw
Wen wait awhile for brighter-better day,
Or take potatoes, oats, corn, wheat and rye;
Bark, hoop poles, slaves, or lumber wet and dry,
Or any thing but yokes and threshing nals
From pigs and turkes down to little quas
Come ON then friends, come one and all,
Keep trade moving. 50 "goes on the ball."
tS' Orders from distance promptly atte
to and work of all kinds delivered with disp
Sunbury, March 0, ls5O.-tf
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THOMAS PALMER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Where the following goods are received and sold
on commission,
Dried Apples, Peaches, Plums, Pears, Cherries,
&c, Green Apples in Barrels or by the Bushel,
Beans, Peas, Cranberries, Onions, Mercer Po-
tatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Shelbarks, Chestnuts,
Ground Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, Raisins Figs
Prunes, Grapes, Poultry, Eggs, Butter, Cheese
And all kinds of Foreign and Domestic Pro-
duce.
Philadelphia, Dec, l3, lS5l.-ly.
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GOLD PENS with and without silver cases
VI Just received, and for sale bv
II B..MASsER
Sunbury. ADril 1851
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Valuable

Sunbury, Jan. is, ISL
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J. II. ZIMMERMAN,
JUSTICE OF TEE PEACE,
Sunbury, Pa,

Office in Deer Street, Immediately opposite the
Public School House.
~ Monies collected and all business promptly and care.
fully attended 10.
April 20, lS50.-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-10
silyrY. e. II. brRSsin
New Firnl-..NCw Goods!

SllVY d BURNSIDE, cash dealers
w IN every description OF Fine Watches.
CD .jrreirg and Fancy Goods having en-
rrcd into partnership in the Watch making and
lcwclrc bu ,,ue--, 1t the old stard of Sl'yey 4
Woods, corner of Texas aud Market streets,
Shreveport, La, take pleasure 10 announcing To
their numerou. friends that their supply OF
goods is complete, embracing every variety Of
watches, clocks, icwelry, and fancy goods,
adde's and gents gold and silver hurting and
open faced watches. gold aud silver thimhlc-,
ladies' aud gents fine gi1rd and fob chains,
bracelets necklace, gold pencils aud gold pens
gold and silver handles, gold and silver spec
,aclcs german silver do, music boxes, accorde-
ons, Fluiina-, silver and she'll visiting card
e.sc- great variety Of ladies and gents hrcas,
pms finger rings. bosom, collar. and sleeve but
tons, ladies' emit pms, hno supply Of gents
GOLD guard. and fob keys silh guards. grandolcs,
Tlainps, mantle ornaments, canes, fancy work
toxes, french globe mantle clocks, marine lever
clocks. Sc, 81. Watches, clocks and jewclry
Il every description repaired at short notice.
All good watches warranted one }eaG from date
Of repairing.
We are also prepared TO manufacture icwelD
Of all kind. having in oar employ Mr.. Nai,oh
late of Memphis, whose time Is devoted entire
N TO that branch Of business.
Our terms are positively cash, from This date.
SlLNi 4 81 K\SlDE.
April 3. 1852. molly.
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T.. ". VI. KING, Esu.
Memphis. Tenn. March, 1880.


The Farullies, COR intellectual abilities. morsi
worth, and professional requirements, vii cen-
pare layoritlY With the mo.t distinguished In
our country The medical faculty constitutes
au an0aai, n this or any other cpunlry--sli
of them are able lecturers aud tn. hes, Of
teachers
Thos" who will contemplate our geogrnphi.
cal position, and the extent Of oar population
ran have no doubt ~ to the eligibility Of our
situation for an enterprise of the kind. A. II
neallh. iacluding al seasons of the year We
deny that AsY OtHtR cry HAS MORT.
\ common error exists IN the minds of many
Students relative 10 the place 81 studying med
iciuc; those Nhu intend pfIcii,ng among the
Diseases Of the West and South, shopld GER
tainly educate themselves 4, school whose
Faculty sFe practically acquainted with those
discusses
Thni the hubble mas be satisfied Of the per-
maueucy Of this ,chool. Sc feel il onr duty /.
state inai the Trustees and Faculty form uxrr
10 action, which augur. well for it. future sue
cess. and that The peculiar internal crgai1a'ion
Nhiyi connects them caunot ho interrupted.
T.. V. " hlNG, Esu.
Pies'leDi ef t4a Memphis haRsie
march :, 1850 VI al0 ly
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CITATION.

James German VS. Algernoa N Cook
The STATE Of TEXAS,
Harrison County
r. any ii,rfn' Officer If sati Comfy rio,fiitr
VOu are hereby commanded to Summons
l A NJ Cook, bv publishing this citation
IN the Texas Republican, a spaper printed
n the town Of Marshall, Harrison county Texas
for three successive weeks. personally 10 ap-
Pear before me at nv office, held ut my house
.n Saturday the 2Alh da, Of April 1889, to
answer the complaint of James German in a
Plea Of deb, for iif,y dollars and fily cents
due by account briefly as follows, TO wit, Jauu-
nv the - 1882, Algernon NJ. Cook, DR.. to
lanes German DR. 10 cash loaned SOL so
Herein fail not. 10 execute and make due re-
turn Of this writ, as the law directs.
Gwen under my hand this 3lst day OF March
4 D. 1852
JOHN MORGAN, J. p. II. G..
April 10. 1852. nil-3t
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
CHARLES y. FREEMAN 4 CO.,

LATE FREEMAN. HODGES Sto)
Importers and .fobbers. IA Broad,oay. one door
>oU't n Lib'rty street, Neie iork,
Lave noH on hand. and viii be receiving
daily through the season, Nee Goods,
direct from the European manufacturers. and
cash Ape'iols, rich, fashionable, fanny siR Nj.
lncry Ges4is. Our stock Of kich RIBBONS, COM
prises every variety Of the lates, and most beau.
liiul designs imported
Many OF our goods are manufactured ey.
pressly to our order, from our own design and
patterns, and stand unriyali.d. We offer our
goods tor Ha eih, a, lower prices than any
credi, House in America can afford.
Al Purchasers viii find 1t greatly 10 their
in,ere-, to reserve y portion Of their money and
make selections from our great variety OF rich
cheap goods.
Ribbons rich for bonnets, caps, sashes and
belts; Bonnet silks, satlns. grapes, lAsses, AID
tafletnns; Embrnis-r,e,. collars, cheuise,is
caycs, betlhls, Habits, Sleeve, cuffs edgns-
aud ipser,ing.; Embroidered REVERE, Lace and
hcm,ti e,mbre hisf, Blond, Illusions,
and embroidered laces for caps Embroidered
lac.- for shswls, maniilla~, and wells onlinn,
mechlen. yale,cienes, and brussels iaccs Eng.
li-h and woyc thread, smyrna. lislc thread md
cotton L.ees I'D, isle thread, silk and sewing
silk, gloves, aud mitls, French and American
artificial flowers French laces, nngsh, Amen.
can. and italian, Straw hornets aud trimmings
Nss Iort. March 81. 1853. n3g-5i
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A (,crt10Catc.

THIS /, 10 certify that bought large mil
=. nm by steam power, from J 3 Alexander,
~, ground a hundred and fifty bushels In
,ss,e hours, DAVID Hill
March -, 1881
lake grea, pleasure in tss.iying tina. !
.h,,ed a Mill from J. s. Alexander, that has
..ud bushel Of corn 10 seven minutes; i,
~. hes, | ever saw Of horse mill believe
: Nj grind Is or 80 bushels per day, and
make good neal ,.r. uv,o,
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Ads,lnlstrutiom Notice.

I ETTERS Of administrators having hcen
4 granted to the opdcr-,, ned on the estate
az Jesse II. Miller. deceased, by the ecus,y
court Of upehur county. pertaining to the
,.,stss Of deceased persons, a. the February
term thereof. A. D 1854 all persons having
rlsius agairst said estate ARE hereby notified to
prr.en, thc ssme. properly authenticated within
The tim. prescribed BY law and all Pe''on. Ia
dcbted to said estate are requested 10 come
forw ard and make immediate payment; this
March the l9th day, a. :. 1882
EBE<EZEK MILLER, ,Jn,,.
MARY MILLER,
Mach %. ls5" n'~ ~.
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Twenty Five Dollars Reward.

- RUN OFF from my residence on sun.
dav. the Ais, al'., a negro man, called
h. GREEN, aged - or IS years, about o
~ feet l or inches high, very BLACK, has
= good sci Of front teeth. lively coun'enanee'
hnd Il quick spoken. The fingers on his right
band have been cut on ;he INSIDE by cotton
kin weighs about is3 or lo3 lbs. The above
reward will BE- p..id for the delivery Of said ne
Pc, or his confinement in any Jail. Ny resi-
Hence il 10 miles from Shreveport, on Blossom
Hill road, near J. r. Hcndcr.oa's.
GEORGE Il. MERRITT.
April, 3, 1852. ni0-2t.
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sev ADvEnTIsEM ENTS.
NEW GoeDsi

~,s,r subscriber would inform the public that
I i, has Just received a splendid stock OF
-. md will be constantly Receiving through.
The season. additional supplies. Ills store
e' '';,"n,,ed at Glade Springs, eight miles south.
-. Of Marshall. i will contain .lnoa: every
mirr usually found in stores in the country.
AZ .s s,cck has been carefully selected for this
s.,te,, and purchased at such prices as will
ny the subscriber TO sell on the most favor.
H terms. Cal and give us n trial.
-" J. l.. SilERKOD.
All 10. 1852. nil-3m.
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JEFFERSON. TEXAS.
A D, ". Douthlts', % Marshall IT,,

NTyILL be found one Of the most magnificent
wv stock Of goods ever imported into this
market, Of every sort and variety. large and
buhicent stork Of Groceries will bc constantly
Kept on hand.
B. W. DOUTHIT, will lie constantly re.
t.vug Goods Of every description during the
beating season.
Call and examine when visiting our town.
Nsreh IT, 1855. n3o ~
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Comfy Court pertaining 10 Estates, &c,
March Term. A. u, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that Edward Cater
~ Administrator Of the estate OF John y
Pa,ilo, deceased has filed his accounts with
said estate, IN the Office Of tie clerk of SAID
court, and tina, they w.h be opened for exam''
nation and allowance at the next term OF SAID
cou,, to be he'd on the las, Mouday IN Arfil,
A., D. 1854, when and where all persons inter
os,ed ia said estate may appear aud contest
them ii they think proper 20 DO so.
Il, order Of the court. Tes'e
&c. BEAZLEN. { c. u c.
April 3. 1855? rAo-'t
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|'TliE -uhseriber would inform tine Planters
i OF Eastern Texas, that h,- Cotton GIN ana
Mil mandatory, situated .h5ec.q quarters Of
nile Yves, Of Marshall, il 81 successful opera
ton Having the hes, workmen. and keeping
1t ali times a large amoun, of the most af-
proved material lie can safely promise that he
can furnish ~ good gns and miis ~ any es-
abh,hmor, in the Omitted States. Let the
Planters remember tina, he warrants all his
work and that he can always he found at his
present residence. He s now prepared to put
up Mills to run bv water, horse, or steam power
These mills are Of a superior character, as all
src willing 10 testify uho have srtd 'ne"', ana
II which fact he has nunenous certificates ron,
PLANTER, IN Eas,.rp Texas, q few of which viii
be ioa.d in this pap'r -
j. 5. ALEXANDER.
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STE. An MILL,

INliG suLscf.bsr takes IN. method Of infcria
i ing his patrons and the public generally
tha. hrs Steam Saw and Girls, MEL. situated
about one and 4 quarter miles norIh-xc-. frois
Marshall, la now 80 operation, and In good orde,
lie ~ prepared 10 accommodate orders Al sheit
Hot.cc, and on rea-oHah. terms. for cash. o,
ga credii 10 punctua dealers. The following
arc the prices. per 1000 feet
Lumber board measure. SIS ~
Rourh edged lumber &c 90
Lsihng ard palisg, side and
edge measulf, 90 90
The gr4t mill viii ct al times be in opera.
ton. Sacks brought TO the mil mus, he plain
Is marked, ct there vii y. no responsibiiis, for
loss.
Ten per crHt all be charged on la,ubcr bills
wien mol paid IA advance. Al sum> on credit
viii De- considered due on the iirst day Of In.
cenbeT Of the current year,
A. D. HuKRESS.
January ~. 1889 var2Sv
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MARSHALL HOTEL. FOw SALE.

g. THE Subscriber proposes 10 sell the
Nh, NarshtI H.c, aud Would say to those
AAA- wishing 90 engage ln the business OF
Taycrn-kccping that th., we'll known and com.
modiu, establishment IL in good condition .or
the reception Of Travellers and Boarders; and
from It's eligible situation IA the ilourshiu-
town OF Marshall, is "a well calculated 10 elicit
patronage O., any other Tavern in the State.
The House l. we'll supplied with suitable fur.
niiurc. which the purchaser can have with the
buildings If he chooses.
Terms accommodating. For particulars. en-.
quiro Of the subscriber, living 80 miles East
from Marshall, OF James McCoweH, near the
premises -
$. M'CCWN.
Mar.hall .rex. Jam 3D.. ls:.!. n21-!t
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MARSHALL LIVERY STABLE.

.T> THE subscriber having recently
LCA purchased tie above establishment,
-itualed on the South side OF the public square,
Marshall, Harrison county, Tesas, would in
form the public that he is prepared 10 keep
horses a, living prices, having r.daeed the
terms To snit the lines. He viii keen On hspd
careful and alieni.se ho-ilers. while At the .s-,c
time, he will himself, see that every thing 10
attended to as it should be.
Horses. bngges, and hacks, kept ior hire.
Persons sa,eoui4ing tho stable, can have their
horses, vehicles, and baggage, sent to any part
of town.
The proprietor would assure all those who
NAV patronize him, that no pains Will b"
spared to merit costsui.
II- pesssns stopping AZ either Hotel, can
have their horses sert e. my stable by Inforia-
lng the landlord.
J. ". KEMP
March Goth. 1877. v:.n:ls-if
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~ ATTACHMENT.
Ward d Wilson, wi Dehcpon C. Now
To Mr sls.l sf mid Cesniy. 0veef'rr
XIyHEkEAS, on the sth day Of January, A.
w D. 1859. William X. D. Ward and James
D. Wilson, merchants and partners trading
under the name. firm, and style Of Ward 4
Wilson, filed their petition in my office. in sub
stance n. follows: That heretofore, to wit; on
the Is, day of january, \. D. isbl, Dickcr,oH
G. Moore, defendant. (whose residence is I'm.
known 10 said Plaintiff executed and deliv.
cred TO aid plaintiffs hts certain promissorv
note, in substance ~ follows:
"Sl2j 65.
MARSHALL, Texas. January lstA. D 1851.
"One DAY after date ] promise ,c pay to the
order Of Ward & Wilson, sne hundred and
twenty-five and G5.lo0 dollars, value received,
parable At Their coun,inp.housc In Marshall,
with interest at the rate 81 ten per cent per an
mum from maturity ua.l paid.
lSgued ID. I. MODht..
b. reason whereof said defend IN, became
liable to pay to plaintiffs one day after the date
thereof the said sum Of one hundred ~ 4 tweniy-
FIVE and $500 dollars, and Interest upon the
same ~ specified in said note; that sad d.
frndant is indebted to plaintiffs 10 the further
sun of forty dollars. which amount was, on the
nfN January, a., -. 7'@, wy y 49, !, Wv
"ftn 81 ".fo, "",on ~ az" =, ,su ",.''
on Waio' ""so"' - ',""'''. ~, " p'e'I
''ns'or 'a'Ian'p eo"s'''''',V"' '''' "'.''o"t"
sai" suns ., money "''ip""s'it Ga a. ,on !"
"u'u'eu "au 'e'','', % - ~
meeue""' u"p"'s' "'''DuE ~ .'''i "a
70 no. '",u "'',r'', ' ''', 800 nv, ,I'',..t'
'u " r,s a. a' ,n,o,, a'-,i,., s,,d
d,nrS,n, Far s,id s.,a of one hundred and
s,.,erfY.ei,l, mad ,o.1oJ doll,rs. nui interest
,bcrco9. nd for All costs. and that an attach.
-, -, -, ,i.., ,.,.,,,.,,y s,d estate ot
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LIST Of LETTERS.

REMAINING in tie Pos. Office At Mar.
shall. Texas, on the LIST Of April. Iso2
which. II not taken ost tsfore the 30.h Of
June next, will b. sent to tho General Pos,
Once as dead letters.
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Marriage Repairing and Black
SmtthlMG!

TINE subscriber would niorn his friend, and
] the pubic, tina, he is siill carrying on his
Blacksmith STOP, situated west Of the public
square, Marshall He - prepared to It'll all
orders with which he may be favored, IN salts
factory aud expeditions manner.
He i. also prepared to make wagons, or to
rp,r carriages and wagons the gentle
nan who has charge Of this department is nm
ereelles, worsmur, and win give satisfaction
+. DERCiiER.
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GINS! 6iNs!! GiNs!!!

I WISH to inform the Planters that WI
l have nm Agent attending the different Courts
70 con,rae, for selling my GINS and Mills
Those wanting ether, you'd d. well to satisfy
themselves Of their character, AZ avn satisfied
lh.y Will prove satisfactory. Mr. Il. ". Pa,liio'
or A. Carn.ichel, viii attend each court, and re-
e'esen. my interests. ,
J. 8. ALEXANDER.