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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MHCHANICy HALL. NO.
~ 442 Broadway above Grand streeG-Open every nigh,
during the week. until further notice The and wei
hnown Chrssy MINSTREL an scicnt and YER;
unssr the msnagcmens Chsssy whose censerss In
with favor By highly respectable and audenc
Tickets rs cents. Doors oreu at 6E and will commence
~ O'clock The patrons Chrietys Hsnstres
fully informed that the Saturday afternoon dis.
J.Upson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
MEDIcaL CARD-DR. GLOVER. BY MS sUPERroB

MEDICAL CARD.-DR. GLOVER, BY MS SUPERIOR
NJ tkn and prso.ical experience, s enabled TO- eDeos
quick and radical in the difficult
success astonishing in those protsoed cass thss
have b. filed the skill Of the r,ost eminent DIR.
surgeon OF regular medical education and legal
9nrrsne who devoted his attention to on oise PRACTICE.
dies by method introduced By the celebrated Rcord
the French Dr. G. Ecturbs thanks 80 family
e9s to his caro- lie y not rsckanea among the hsJs Of
OF he yapors His ohOe is No. Il street. Eco.d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
SHIPPING.


Umpire CITY LINx-FoR sAN FRANCISCO, VIA
EChsgroS and Fan Jp,n direct on Thursday Feb n-Tho
vADA. Il 30 tons burden j. D. Wison Comm aader,
Formerly Of the Stesrnehip Empire Cisy viii leave hey
dock AZ No. North Chssros dreos
day l2h Februsry .. O'clock This Steamship has
aIsed Accommodations for Storage Passspgora,
seen constructed with special reference their ootSr
sorfrozhs or passage ApYis%s9 n.vsano !. a
Ths SIERRA NEVADA win leave sgsia OF aaturdsy
18th March, ocrnscting With the favorit bteamshp Eow
Orleans, 81 Panains. Books sro new open.
ENOR CHAGRES AID BAN JUAN.-TBE NEW AND
ependid steamship UNITED STATEs 500 tons burthcn
Chcrles q. Berry commAndag-.ils sail
day Of February a. X; NJ for Chagrss And ssh Juan
shs being her secoad trip she is Ia every respec.
eias steamer built In the strongest manneris double
braoed and her accommodations fey cabin, cabin
AID sseEage psgseDgers arc unsurpassed BY
1aoet Tor trsght or passage. fppls 10 JOHNS JOHN
SOf No. 30 Wall ssrsot corner OF water stfaet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

~ dcicse dieeasts Canal street aud Broadway.
Tar letter trest themselves tsr 20 70
Of Tho ignorant humtugg Delsy MT TO p You
ncipaon 30 find yourself better In wcntyour t9urg.
No fee viii cufsd. CoEbultscaa private medical book
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

gEHRoUoa TO SAN FRANCISCO. : NEW Ycag
and san Francisco 81 team hp Liue-The nahip
UEITEp sThlkS Loo tons buyshcn. Charles G. EarrY
Commander will take her departure for caagrel grii
Sth March next al r. H. connecting 81 Parsa with tic
new donbie engine Steamship inGed scots 2l tons bur
then, kcnney GOuIliar0, Comm exyeced
from Penrua TO San Francisco ION Ap.ii ensuing
These vessels. Ia speed, comfort AID ssosy 1c ayr
pasEed hv any this route and experienced surzson
tttscacd 10 each yes:sl- Apply 10 DAVIS. BRoGRs, &
co, General Agents % Beaver street New York;
JONES q JOHN 5T0N, 81 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

EoK CALIFoRNIA FROM rBILADELPEIA-TgE
IL steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Capt. w. So-re
will leave The 2h February for Chagres snG saa
This sfip nearly new having been only feur months In
service during which che has proved herself the
est ocean aacRs Her cabins :et up The
best amer and her s.seras eccemn cpsre
new Fsteer-ers going 20 CnlsrRin will ind 70 tack
teres 20 by this steamer exeron viii be aae
TO give them epeedy and comfors sba further
psrsioui-rr nrry tho rabsptioere .oKe
nubt DO procured IN New York.
COOLIDGE & esGooD, 4S william ssreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

nR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT.-0REAT Sue
- cess-An fosmer experience exceedee.-Innumsrabe
cases through their several terrible stages in spite
Of the Ordinary tletmsn but Dr. Ward, by his wonderful
preparations arrests all ssntkneously Slight
wholly cured in Day. Those disappointed by hunbuss
have conception Of the hnd cory vita which rs
them. No fee required. Ooe. Canal street.
of HrondMny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

TAR. JOHNSON. NO II DUANE STREET SO WE'LL
~ known in bo treat ment Of delicate diseases tns pos
reputation sk ia thoae half cured eases the nave
existed for pre.emnant Consttutonn Me.khess
brousht nb eneetunly cured h9eeni Cases
cured In four days. A perfect cufc, or no charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

yJ,O THE Dl5APPolNTED-DR. WARD CAN TIE OF
immediate service his treatment at removing the
miserable patient suffering and probsbis detection TO
eases, that nave de6ed others Those coming frat
fortunate fer they cured before the
OF DELAY show tbon selves No fee and book gratis
Once Canal street. corner of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

DOWEKY THEATRR.-BOXKS, 70 CENTS; PIT 1. x
ID csnts Seats In Orchestrs Boxes 50 sens Doors open
o. 6k; curtain rises 81 o'clock. Monday and TUESDAY,
Feb Y.h and 10TH will be performed thu grand
drama OF BREAKERS AHEAD. or sssmsns Log-sls ok
Ssy Mr. TsySr; Lord hsosrtney M Wilkinson C.p,ain
nlrss. Ms Yeomans 0bserveThe porfor nance viii com
menco with the comedietta. entitled TIE rWo BON
EYCASTLksAr. ysmss johnson, Mr.. 0oodsll Mr. Bonny-
castle, NJ Lemngwel
QURTON'S THEATRR. CHAMBERS sTRKST.-DooRB
open 70 begin At o'clock Dress c,roe ana Par
Orchestra Sest q cents BsAsai Mr. Il Piaotde. Mon:
day EVENING Feb. will DO played the connie opera OF
CINDERELLA, the Fairy and the Little Glsss Sippsr
Barren s.pou,e xsnssassoo. Mr. Ps.de; Felix, MI sel
Meyer Cinderella. Miss Mary Taylor; Oorinds Daks;
Thisbe. Mrs. Holman; Fairy Queen. Miss J. Hill The last
Peep Behind the Scenes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

NR. WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET, ONE DOOR
~ Chatham hreet continues 10 be consulted On -
vs.e dseatcs DR. w. has devoted thrtysix yearsm tho
practice Of ht profession here the vic OF self abl: 70
thoee who have from the hands oil medical pretend
ers. may rely on = sure and speedY euro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

GRAND CONCERT.-THE AEaNONIC VOCALISTS,
graduates Of the New York Institution for the Biui.
slws,s been created with full house viii give Gonoor. al
all those who attend i'll he highly delighted with thoir
performance We hope that our neighsors of Breofya
be grateful for the patronage bestowed pom them.
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HcIJW
One brig unknown.
Te,err.p,.,c m.r,,. N,no,,.

Bosror Feb 8.
Asrvsdshp Antelope. NoroAas soar Bay STATE. NYork.
kosp0Lx. Feb 3.
Arrsv,d-Bris Loader. ~ Thsnasl LsSsena. NYork
.~~..s- -.-y ~v..ss. --~~.,A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

GE0l INWARD -CRossNAN's SPECIFIC NIX
ROOO ture ot ait remedes yot discovered this lie ta
mos certain IL makes tptedy AID permanent cure With
ost tho least restriction In dot exposure cha,Sa
IN application 30 busness Msny cured in ,ws d,ys
sold drug ttorc 2I3 Broadway corner OF Chabe,s
street. also No 10 Assor House; at 10 Broadway naa m
Fulton street cornOr oi William. - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

TEE ONLY THROUGH TICKEr5 ron sAN FRAN
cisco. "A few tickets from Panama TO gan Francisco
By Independent steamer TO sail rem Panama arrival OF
passengers BY the Sierra Nevada 10 sail from New
February IL. Apply 10
A. II. PRIDE & CO.. 3Brosa street, near Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

nR. J. NoRDAC'S PREVENTIVE CAN BE FRO
cured BY addretsirg him. post paid box f3 Phtadel
pha post ONCE enoosig 81. ~ 10 intended for thosc who
an infaIlible.
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rIBDsC Az.


TYR RkIPB, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PR.
vate Treatise, Go.-ofco hoJro TO 12 A. n; 10 8P.
tsundays eSeeptcd no 50 Greenwich street From The
uncommon medical ndvsntsE the author has enjoyed In
tnB specially be has ample reason FOR stating thai
oage OF certain their Consequences well
the derofabc effects re8uting IRON carly improper habits
A can inture sdeh certain. safe and radical e
obtained from no other source In America IL who .rp
IN the esrler stages will be surprised a. tho ar rsp
Gity Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

The eheosao diseases Is 10 apply 80 tho ola HnkssIas
pifpennsry, Nc. Division street New York IA IA nov
tSenty yosrs cats eahea ans ooyA.ss als the nUmbos
tnd saved FROM early srave b. the timely oxertions Of
lr Lustes, ana The ute Of h.s BIblo remedy Gvntsrs
hd Drop ihs ncdlsue the result otoentrs os saudy
q the wisess ana moet tseptd medical Englsna
FfiI oe bnd Gefmtny Protected FROM tho whole hcld o.
ncaiol Science, .nd compounded from than dis
anent insfedies1 go concentrated thGt balconies vs
VIII euro tree pefeore, ana takce whole vial W
ouro the iooss inreterAe ~ balos eaa sersu "a
IA ss hoeon being followed By Ithoso
y aeech which are too rosuis usia 81 okbeS
tpr noshing -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-28

SOILS VINO l., or Nhali he entitled tu .utI
action. shall be at libert, 10 brIur the sam,
against such person or persons after his OF
their return into this state; aud the tim,
Of such persons absence shall not ba ac
counted or taken as Il part OF the time lin
tied hy this ict'
illcr rcmatklug that Igt for the wor'
rcfwp,' IN the latter part ef the section
there could he NO difficulty az 10 il, con.
sttuction. and that there can hc no good
reason Tor allowing that to control aud
limit the previous broad aud uncguNnc1l
enactment, adrorlHg 10 the tcasna al the
rule and the authorities by which Il Is sup.
ported. the eoun proceeded 10 say: The
fcnson nnd justice OF the enactment apply
as well TO those who have not bc.u IN ihy
State at all as to those who have MOI been
ia it since the Cause of action accrued Il
was evidently intended thnt tho remedy
should not be buried until there had hccu
ample time and opportunity 10 enforce IT
under the law of the State. nil the de-.
lcudaut came within tac Jurisdiction % our
courts there was no such opportunity IT."
only remedy in tli, case YEA BY personal &c.
ton; tha, did not eNis, ub'iI the defendant
. .,l,,,,t g., ,l,,, ,,,ti ti.t..,, ,c u,..# S,.,.
.,r,ts srd al co,,,... (, c,,.i,{ 40, 4, t..,.d
,,,,,.t :, had -, e,i.t,4o. m, ..,t..,. 10,
fl. r,.l;sh e,s,ntcs .r ,1. Jncs anal
/ ,nnn Lo,h ~ In ,l,,,,ilr. ,,d daf.pilaei.
,,hn ,,orc abroad ubon ,bc csu.c of se,,,n
accrued, have been bold to apply AS well
f. dosc Who had r,fer boon in England
rs IN ,bos, who bud in L.c,rc the capee
nf ortion ncrrnod And such ,i.olas been
tho construction in most of ,to States of
the rnion Per Sharkcy. Chef Justice.
yh;s il Lgf \ r,it,ra,,cn ~ fine views
,L;ch have nrry,,lcd nniycrs4ll, vbereycr
.inil,, S,,,,,,os ba,, e,i.,,l Tho worn
,lontea in the earliest decisions mon t,e
S,in,.. 10Th IN rnsl.ulI and The r.i,.d
staff. vbey NOT oyly sr,ud uproat.a.
dirtcd bpt ll,ey ha,. received .dirma,is,l,
tLc fullest rs strongest sapct,op. IL P.ck
3,n. 4 Mass. III. pirl. aG3; 3GjIlN
J,hrs. las: > McCafd 33l | Stewart *
T.. Alal X. 30 3 Pike Nfksl i0a, :
Missouri T. I'll, 2l3, Greene OloNaJ
q II. \nn.ll an Linn 2lt9ts and uot..
The LANGUAGE of numerous decisions ot
tho Courts al other Sfo,cs io Tie sap,o
effect ,s that ert,acted from tie opiniou.
in Rnnol.s -, k,elrr. aud E.iisr,. EaWiips.
,pi,,ht bc auated bnt thes. references viil
suG.ra Ia show that the prosrnf ,s not ii
now Of an omen question. T. uGl he secu
from Them that the rule that flo saving IN
the 2ad Section Of rip Statrfe apphes no
loss 10 foreigners tltau citizens, was first
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CAPTIONS
az the Acts passed by tho Fourth Lccisla.

an act to maze Nall tllc use nf &C ftain
"a. hy the officer. Of the county coat oil
Galveston county.
Nm act making Nh appropriation FOR the
81 diem pay and mileage OF the members
and officers OF the Legislature Of TcNas,
.ssyencd November Bird l>Jl.
Nn act appropria,ing five thousand dol
8r to pa, the con'lngcu, expenses of both
lonses a the Legislature,
An act to incorporate the Jasper cole.
rats institute.
Aa act to incorporate the town OF Jas.
per-
An &C, authorizing the county court ei
Cameron county 10 levy u special tan for
,vo wears
An act 10 change the uamc of May w.
rslna Middleton, to that OF Mar, Angelina
UL
An act to authorize the county court oil
smub county to levy an additional tax for
be purpose of building courthouse.
l1nt resolution to authorize the removal
i..r law books from the State Depart
Hfat TO the supreme tour, room.
ku act to amend an act entitled an net
% permanently locate the scat OF justice Of
Denton county.
Au act t. incorporate the people, H. ID
Of gulf steamers.
An act to permit Joseph \. Evfrlt sam.
ea 1 Wilson, ROGER q Mill. and IlU
nan \. pcfrsman. to practice law ~ tat
several courts of this state.
IN act for the relief Of Philip Evans.
IA act fer the rcl.et of John Powers.
An ac, lar the rrlict OF Penelope New.
,om. daughter aud heir ct Peter Conn, de.
ceased
An act 10 permit Mary Madison to rc.
nam in the county of Galveston, ~ tbs
state.
hn act 10 amend IN act TO create the
county Of lreeslonc.
VA act for the rc'irf VI PERSONS who have
/. obtained unconditional certificates from the
onoty court ot Chimes couriy, setting 80
hoard of land commissioners, is..od 'o-
Neca the frs, day OF July, aud "lst day
IL December, ISIS.
An aci better defining The boundaries Of
be cuuuiy Of Cameron
An act to amend nu act concerning the
5ot OF regist,r of Land certificates issued
III. rarrty ot Narl,. which wa at "n'
''''''''' ',''' .i...,te',I ,. ,,.,.,,;n,.
been l'u'' an" '''"''''" 80
lw nn"''t''u -
va "c' 10 "S".'@'
i nd. at l"e ''lN ct '"' o'''J : Jus "
.An" county , am,
AH 'o' "u''''"'''- '
'"h y '''''' ..l.. ~ l,,
r any monies deposited by ''''' VI '"'
laniN court "' Ni'''' ''"'''
IA net making an "it ''"'''' y
VIM smith S'r'lh "' 'N''"
three c"n'icIsi ana g. a. ''''''' '', u,
Hnmc7caaniY, tot lA"i"s one e'"'''' gov
be- State ptHitenudrN,
M act t" repeal all Laws "''' ''''''
u ritd Incorporating l"' "N" ~ so" W.
Justine.
An act grauung c''l''" .''''N''
An act Incorporating Milan Masonic
cm1c Institute IN the county "' '""''.
An act to provide Tor the '''''''''' w l'"''
mildns- ~ kaufman county 90.
l tu act fellafHi.''nE ,o 'h' county VI 81
ESQ certain tract ol l1i'i %.
Nh act for the relied oi w - u'"'P
'n Co.. ASSUMES '' JONI, ILL.,, nor
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An act making an appropriation Ia pay
for taking the census for 1851
An ac, 10 amend the first section Of an
act for the relief Of GrJouhcrry Logon aud
Jos Taylor, approved February :, 1850
An act CONCERNING irrigation property.
An act To- incorporate the Bastrop IIu.
ca,ional Society.
An act to incorporate ia. town Of Paris
An act granting re.'el to certain pre-.
cmption claimants, Sc.
An act to authorize the Auditor 10 settle
the accounts Of William g. Cook, as Late
puartcrmasterG General
An act to incorporate the town Of Wash.
ington
An act for the relief Of Gen. Memucan
Hunt
An act Tor the relief Of Walter BARCLAY.
Joint resolutions, instructiug our Sena.
tors, and requesting our representatives iu
Congress, to obtain indemnity from Mexico
for spolltious committed on the property
of Samuel A. Bclden.
An act To give certain civil and criminal
Jurisdiction to the Mayor OF the city OF
Marshall in Harrison county,
An net TO protect camp meeting, &c,
from disturbance.
-, m ae' i'f '''e ''''' ~ '"' "''''s u '''otb'
'" 'fowls' deceased. $3.50,
An act To create 'he ounce o' 'h'o' elef"
of the Compfrnllor's office.
An act for the fclief of James NcWil.
liams.
>, An act 70 'ain''" INC Signature % James
~ shaw 'omp'foiier' hN ''co. J. Durham.
An net To r."'''% ''f '"e ''ecu"n '' az
officers created by The charters ANA boards
@, aldermen OF ''' CUES VI ''o"s''" III"
'aI'eston'
JOINT resolution '"r me rrii.' OF 'h' com
pnny o' Hangers cominAhu'd hV HP'"'h
"H''ah n'ch.c"' W o"r h'"'
An act Tor the rci'e' oil me heirs 'i James
'"ach'f' SENIOR "rcraS'"'
M act Tor TIE rc''r' o' Tue h''S o' Name!
anderson
An act l" hfo'''' '"r '"' i"n''"''Ph "'
an abstract "' IAN" ''''N,
Az act supplementary !" M a'' concern
i't lnc '"'"' li'i"''"" ~" ny w ''"''r
doches.
An "el ''f me r'',''' '' ~ ~ ,'"''"'l,''
"A ac' ~ u'H"% 'l' ''''' ~ "'''','e '''
D'siHct' outtsln Inc s''e'"l "'s'f'o'' 'hefe'h
named
An ac' TO declare ,n' town book @, Tie
to"n 81 '''' III '0'''s' d"
DOCK o '''''. ..-,. j.,
-. y" ''' ,'', !, .,,''s az"
f'as"'o' u ,'s ,', -nn ~ i' =, ~ ~ ''a'''
Ilton thes"'n OF N'"'o 'o' '''. 'ee'"' o"n''
sci Tor ''c 'o'a'r i, ,l..;..
"''''" ,"""'' III. s...
a" 'o' " NV
nary J" ,'' ~ t".... ~ H.. L.;.. .,
an "c' ~. Wv - '''
''"',' ",,', ,','',,a, ~ I'l,.rI.n.,
~" ~, III IT,. e',,,',.' ~ ri.
~ AZ ~ ~ - d. g.. ,o.i.i.I nn,',a,..
!" nav W -. a' .,l;., ~ s"a, ro,,as,
~" ~, ~, .' ,i,oe ~ p'',,i;a H..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-28

r~uUuN. .f-F Of James lffFttNE lfH IlIN 10 i4ffN
- JonN t,gF, nrieufnut iu Irof.
mlly coincide in opinion with the cour
upon the first question presented iu ateu
meut rogatd the petition and amend
mcnts, rs constituting enc cutirr thing.
For the purpose of considering the dcmur.
rrr. every aycrncu, well pleaded mus, b,
taken 10 he true but AT the same tim,
every allegation Is 10 b. taken most strong )
against the party making H. Aud tab,
It 10 he quite too clrnr for argument, tia,
the painuli must bc held 10 ms express hd.
mission that the defendant. previous to the
time mentioned, had always resided out oi
the limits OF this State.
But upon the second point the effect oi
this udH.rrs.dcncc upon the pl,iniJ =, risht
10 sue under the saving ptovt,i"n Of the
I'D Section Of the Net al Limitations, !
Hud myself constrained to d'llcr II opinion
with the majority ot the court
regard the law upon this question as set.
tied upon too firm q basi, at uniform mad
enlightened adludications Ia be- now fucs
toned
This will. think. hc sufficiently npra.
rent by hricl reference 10 Il ieH OF the
adludgcd cases.
Ia the ease of Rneslca rs. kccler -
Johns. !. 2Gi) the question was raised
upon the construction Of tn prosiso in The
statute Of New York which WAS adopted
from the Statute OF \uuc and OF which
ours i. n substantive enactment and under
went the scrutiny of that pre- emiucnliy
learned AMI enlightened court, of which
Kent was then Chiei Justice
The English authorities were reviewed
Nv the Chief Justice with his usual great
ability aud learning, aud a conclusion was
arrived Mt the opposite Of that at which
this court hiss arrived ~ the ease now de
ended
Whether tie Defendant hc resident
oi 'hs state, aud only Hhs'nt i"f hur'
or whether hc resides altogether out of the
state tsaid ,ho { licf Justice Is imna,eriai
he Is equally within the pro,iso II the
cause Of action arose out Of the state, it Is
suilicicn, to save the Statute from running
IN favor oi the party To be charged unth
he comes within the jurisdiction. This has
been the uniform construction OF the Eng
i<h Statutes, which also speaks of M' IT,
turn from beyond seas ot the patty ~ "b
vent The word rciDrH has ueHer been
construed to confinc the pfo'iso 10 Inrlsh.
men who went abroad occasionally. The
exception has been considered rs general
and rs extending equally 70 foreigners who
reside always abroad. This W.. eidenily
the opinion of Lord Talbot in the rnse OF
Duplciu rs. De Rover, - N"rn. 'iol In
Su,thorst ~ Gteamc, @ Wis. 10; :
Black Rep. 49, :. Ca the point was so
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EDITOR svp PROPRIETOR.


r,yT.-.s RrrrHifcs7 20 ivped weekly OF TIVE
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: an cent. pr square fofctcfy subsequent Insertion
lb,al discount uiad" Or sg9fy advertisement.
T,.l,. pr cent wdl he charged on advertisements
:, Liter. addressed to THE Office NM, b. iasi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-28

FRnr StrrRNcr ~ NORM tARotiN\
toy. Reid, of North Carolina, has issued
his proclamation, submitting for ratification
by the people. Mt the next election, the
amendment to the Constitution, abolishlng
the freehold Of hl'l acres of land, and sub.
.,ta'ng residence of twelve months in An
election district, aud the repayment, of pub
lie taxes, IN order to enable person to vote
for A candidate FOR the state Senate.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-28

MoRr kttrtNG man by the nnmc Of
Collins killed a man by the name OF llnch
on the public square ia the town of Jasper
on SATURDAY last. Finch made a; Collins
with bowie knife but the latter succeeded
in striking the first blow with small peck
ct knife killing his an'agoni-t The father
Of tinch drew a pistol. fred the contents
into the breast Of Collins. and then made
his escape Collirs however IS recovering
aud has been committed for ial q, the Dis
,rict eonrt Tho quarrel originated about
AN old law suit Red La"d Heraid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28
EXCURsIpNs.

T1XCU asI0Ns 10 THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
NJ dny, ~ Satu-daytare Is cents czech way-rhe
s.uner BuCFA ia, Csptaia HlncoS, win leave foot %
~ o'oDch spriag street Mt ~. Grand
Ct 81 lcok sltp ~ S5i pier No. at a. M re
turing w 4 ~ hand OF music will be board Din
ghmul hait. and h,hinR tackle, provided.
EXCURSIONS TO TIE FISHING BANRS-EYERY
~ dBy Saturday tsenty cents each
She sea steamer CHARLES DEVLlS, Capt q. u. Hicks,
will leave buaacy ~ ~ o'clock; PEGS slip Soolock
pier Worth river 9t O'Clock. Return by o'clock.
rtr attachments bait, and fishing tackle pro rded.
band - music viii 10 on board
P1XcuKaiUN8 TO TINS FlsHlNo BANKS FARE
IT. whole excursion. 6y Tho splendid
Frrsusr CAThtlNE, Capteu 4 5. asamire on Tueeiay,
'phnrsdey Friday, Jolly 9Tth Goth. snd Both leaving
" e74 Ttnsh street Eaat river ~ south
Ei3hth etyert Wihansbu Ridge stroet, Bcoohyu
81; Peck SLIP ". ~ md Pier No. North rivor .
oock geturGipr VI. hereshu4a =. Inca and hae
fnrt ieh,d hoard. The National - $50 and CotoD
Band villacoompEny che boat