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Public attention is called to the advertiseme nj of
MIR. Day. He is now the only person authorized to
manufacture and vend my patent in the United
States. w. c. FULLER ia.
By his Attorney, G. M KNEvIrT.
NRw YoRK, 1851. Feb 4-ta wt;mo
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and ! htNr canel upon Count lsochar 'yar,,
N era,,. yo,;;'jt:I.". To ascertain whether
~a.til .n,l. r"@!! Jc effected in a Common
cau~r"
The Count laid Ii, hand upon lis breast,
and lowing ve~v lew assured SIr ;;,orri-,that
Il. t>cr,.ynoy. Geor.:r Washington, has but
70 'loil,e he sum. AMI immediately ii should
i.-you,tvl "3t
'r~"!,'v thousand crowns will suffice. sad
Mr Morris. very quietly.
u am proud to do Ii, Excefcncv a favor.
aid the Flcnchnan. again lowing: ''tie mon
cy >l,ail be placed in lis hands in the course
.. he day,
Twy h..s afterwards, loaded wagon was
seen driving through the American CAMP
}yinn in stat" Of mutiny ard discomfort at
the Head 0. EN-" II was the hour for morn
in" drill. and the soldiers we're ont upon pa
rade \, the wagon drove on through the
encampmcnt, all ewes were directed towards
it. tor there Wa. something unusual in the
-;-l.t-and as DIZZY .azcd 10. there dropped
silver coin from out Of The bottom of the wag-
ON upon he ground. Yes. it was so. there
could he 10 mi>take--they were French
crownS-dror drop. drop npon the dry
ground-whitc and shining as when they
came from the mint and as the team drove
slowly along, they dropped, say, az from
box burst open. and there they lay, untouch-
cd " the a>toniShc,! militia men, the pure.
hard specie it could be nothing else.
The truth was at once evident, for it need
ed no further demonstration or explanation ::
and whilst the driver stepped to gather up
his wasting "car"o,' there went up such a
shout of rejoicing, as made TIE w"!Iin rinr
again. Hard money" was forthcoming: and
it was not lone u,tiI every man had a pocket
f;.n OF tn? ali-prcv,iing stuff. No more niu-
tif,7, was heard Of iut with cheerful trart~
AMI willing hands they took up :hc Inc Of
march for Yorktown VI here tlry fought brave
" and captured Lord Corvallis or. as All
Oh nero said, they shield all de corn Of
hilu and 50 made linn Coiwallis.
L But tell me Papa. how the money came
to lie dropping out OF thc wagon:
=. O, that was nice little manTuvre q
Mr. Norris own invention, in order to con
intimate intelligence to the soldiers by o-uiar
demonstration. 'llad money" t'"v did ncr
think could be had, aud thcy would hardly
have credited the fact. had it been simply
.uld to thriu,>o man was directed to conceal
hinscli'in the WAGON. and to open box OF
the coin, and 80 cast it out upon the ground
as il IL accident in tire sight of the army
AMI hat, Tie way the mutiny was qUrlI''!
all tn + tie way the Americans came t
move forward to JOIN the French torcc~.in III,
con.,Irc Of t'ornwaili>. Omon"y i a won1cr
I'll. ding to make ,hr r!arc 20.
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NJ \. q. CHADWICK: bear SRA wi!ow wt
man who t.e,s loari-,r Icrse in ole u or \"'
II -Iar! c:t;rS. ccnlvrcceivy - donation tror
Ter y-tr"rnod quests IN el"-art Parlor Bible. Is
a!u.u,ng this AZ ore OF our anniversary meetings,
discovered tie following Ines which, VS. inform
81. accompanied this esteemed -tt. and ~ | w
permitted l. copy them. ai,or expressing Wi
that they M; rlt be made public. now submit thel
to YOU To dispose ofas YOU think best.
We sDr@iIt among the things Of earth,
\ treasure rich AID rare,
Combining olegal &c aul worth!
Bat could not find it tl-r-.
Then revercntlv onreveS we turned
70 the Treasure House on high.
And found eeln--a Lalnj that burned
With immortality.
Accept the gift: tii"u:! burning here.
liz .~iItrl from above;
Thy lee, % rui!e, .I.y heart to cLeer.
/ With ray, ofhc.vcaly love.
Thy pilot on life. tro.,lIrj .ea--
a NINE Of countless worth
! Book, whose leaves are from the tree
Ollie. and rcdurnt Of health
Then take tie gift lis ours no moro;
l., blessings Ill are given.
Tia: We who COZ il page Ger
T. glorious author ln"y adore.
And ii; orr ~'ul- irr heaven.
! Boston, Jan. l. 1851. ~ II.
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!Er~H W:T.-Two gentlemen were onc"
li-i.rtin@ concerning ne quickncss of reply
on IL part of the Irish one of them holding
.ha; What people thought was rcpa'tce made
ii tie moment was already cut and dried for
he o-ca>ion: while he o,lcr held the con-
;r.,ry. 70 .yltIo tie martcr. thy resolved 20
nv >rrar Ir:>hman Themselves. II naInrr.i
;Ha- l,cAt door to the .'r,mrr gentleman lived
a Paddy. who was in the habit Of e! ping
THROUGH loc in the fence and hooking
prat;c>.' Ihy gentleman having seen him
one NIGHT at il. thought it would Fea rood
war to .ettIe the disputed point. Having
formed his friend OF the project, they station
ed themselves alongside the hole. and as Pat
polel his head and shoulders through. o:.c
ot them gave him smart blow on the Uranium
with a shovel exclaiminr. Here. sir where
ar" Won go:1g:" Back again, by ,jabers -
eail Pat aa1 la, !c went.
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THE G. ALE ID q n l A N.

the patent Office in Wa>linrton,and now res
dent in the Wabash valley of Indiana, has
sown fl" hundred acres with flax seed; and
Colone. Baker OF Illinois. is largely engaged
10th in thc cultivation and preparation OF the
plant.
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FOR THE BCfS g. GIRLS,
Scenes and Sketches

IN ANEHIC HISTORY.
~. What : Il uo.iar:

non with i cry wldc mouth. In the Navy
Yard at Washington city. there are several
m'T'arS u '"T! large >IZ"-Somc OF them
t.rr" enough :oTN"nr hit" hro!er Jimmy 70
crr himself ~ ~ end tax" a nap. and after
aw3Eng, 20 turn around and creep out again.
l. Nh1' ~ fellows
P. Yes, AMI t;,cre : c,,irc an int"rcrt'n"
story ronnertrd will these rro~'ar< which |
would Ike 10 tell You. if vou FL disposed 30
rive ne yo"r a':rn'iar. They wrr" taken
from u" British IN 'ic Precautionary war
T. VIZ. rara:
?. Yes they were -.vrn ny ly toTnwaii'<
when i" ,.3rrtilcr,.,., with al lis army. At
Yorktown. in Nir:r'n:a. Pertains vnu can
tel IN Mai wear tl.-o goat event took place: :
I. In -" year seventeen hundred and ci"h-
,v-onc.
p. Yes. in IL, October OF that wear. Just
four wears to a day after the surrender Of
Burgovne at Saratoga. 1t was long war.
that of the Revolution, as Won may learn by
''a'''s YOUR '"''N> '''"' ''''' % 1t '"' your
sfc' "r'h"i"'''''> ""i occasion |" N''" "' !
good deal E'a'fpr than Won can find ont with
all yonr reading. for they had to do all the
h2h''n"' I''r ''''"s, 'hfv We're "a"'v ie'''
and badly clothed. and still more badly paid /:
and sometimes they were forced TO declar"
positively thai they Won" he''her ''"''' nor
30 ANYTHING c!s"' "h'li 'h''' were h'1o' ""''
c'n''"F'a'''
!. ana WY "''!A '"'h' washington i'a'
u" wen l"''r money
T. hHcaU'" ne hai 20 money nv Soh--N"F
was tiere any money III Inc roH'l'rE' ohE
that poor paS''bo2'd .c2'h' th'y called ''H-
tnrn'ai moh"E.and tl'iS h2'i accom-" 80 ""fF-
less that. as Tie soidlrrs S.'. ~ ilnndr"d Dol
'ar' OF II w'"i't aar''v hHT pin@ "f '"'acc"'
~ pa" t"r \ Class OF gToT- hnt tor me SO
ry: Il vas IN the W2'.'A "i -'n@nSf' IN ms
Elmn wear Isl, Just seventy years AGO, 'la'
the American army, III nHmhcE som" o.
S'"'o men, wor" marching Oft through u"
State OF N,irviand On her way to orktown.
IN Virginia. whore they expected to unite
with -" l:'nrh t:'7Is. HE,:'r Court q"
Grass" suppose You kn"w that II was tn"
French who ioIn":! with rs. and heip"'! Us +"
WHIP joan HHil--and i: was 20 meet these
frenrhin'h who couldn't SPEAK word t" car
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Ready Pay Cash system

made ,--r,,r.r '.e .c-; 1,:c", ;.li rirr;i!l,c,.
..j~lsr,".r-
N.-rI .I:.,r-,,,r -..-.--. e.. tie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

Pujint,I 90 Eictmand, Va, ~ ne ioi-
rit,r OF s pfr 4Aaun
| NIB, .h.aleI. weekly tsIagsr ssuff u 'ts Pc.
I fema. rad ls 0l-ar ra snI .u Tie Union 1hi.
IeH.r rfIr Hr .l-fF f1m be- Fsi5f ptscteh.
t.HHtI. H' H4 rHfIia .irF aff sss master 4 shHt
-. .s rHrfiH seIa post ilgi iHsratafs ard ,Sxsy.
M r r. ''ruanu .Hurl4 tnWr
i.H. .|fHH Hahr III. aa. iotrH weekly setqf4
Oh. lH... rIH .-nrr' Bal. .rfes, in l.ts "a sGllk
Heff. Ir Nr..tr' .s conductors sis Yue3U&tk
tN Icy .o rmr. sut receive lie enc<msAteNoA
.' illa falgrus fhaY e4i*f 900 no uGIo
,i~rui ven IN i''sf cn'ef aar tssstf vDssn ~
illiieps shaFee ier0f 3 ehtrf the y*spatAs hgp<&e
FINN riefaasia, T.a ffsfer fiass 4s~sri atpoa. ~
interest, issa eAe,ss iirY Sssst.sn tsen fte4e
asiencr o. s1tbsF, fehs i e~snhfs = esNoe~m.
ard aitiisy hp'i desss tsi i he's iAs.r Awrm sas~
afas sn ~ ef az tlsf eaFse.fy siisss~d sroecsss.
hss hns read sfes sheet NAi derry NJ atrhs
naa 1t Ali rensisua q ise 70 psxsaae g Al tie
sfias i.sgs saA -as Nh.sh asss zen ls.ilile5 mt
ttri, trpT tsu lrA - rfadicstsa q pcflad q
liie nhee iaef m4ts ciangt iiseif yiass They It
iesfl, ktefs u b w. tal llfle
Y Ne ss iTtr Al sh p she lnlas u reblisheg r.
4sfes that ihs @fiifeqiiqa - pati in s4saHec
20 Gibbs " aatf itr iaisv ias ifliuermeuis, r.
hse als4e. tIiies' So fen iei's-s "a cors-. Tor
afieeh tiless. ~ eaaa 90 ieatr ssa.. q ropsea.
= A. cow AkblN.
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Course Of Stady. and Charges per 1ss
sion. twenty Weeks.


PRIMARY DgrARrNlxT.-Driho
Reading, and writing per session Of
five months, $40 90
SECOND JusioR Class, Elementary les
sons IN Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy Natural Philosophy, phisi-
ology and History sl2 so
FIRST JUsIoR CLAss--fnglish Gram
mar Typography Arithmetic contn-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, Mythol
ihoogy, aud History. SIS 90
MipnLg CLASS Chemistry, Rhctoric,
Logic, Moral Scienee, Mental Pit
losophy, Evidences of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced $40 90
SENIOR tLAss.--Ancicni and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Trgonometry, and review oifofm-
or studies s25 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra Incidental expense for pupA
per session 81 90
Drawing and Painting, each $40 90
Embroidery and Wax Work, each 5 90
Instrumental Muse. $40 90
Use of Piano extra 81 90
Tuition payable at the end Of each session
Pupils viii he charged from the time of en-
trance, until the close of the session. Dcduc
tons made for protraeted sickness
July 10, 1872 n29 IT,
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c. sirvFy. e. H. BURNSIDE
New Ejrm...Nrw leeds!

SllVY Il BURNSIDE, cash dealers
IN in every description Of Fine Watches,
0A0 .je,eeiry and Fancy Goods. having en-
tered into partnership in tic Watch mal.,n . ard
Jrwclty business, at the old stand of Silyey g.
Woods, corner of Texas and Market streets,
Shreveport, La. take pleasure ~ announcing to
their numerous friends that their supply Of
goods is complete, embracing every variety of
watches, clocks. jewelry, and fancy goods,
ladies' and gents gold aud silver hunting and
open faced Watches gold aud silver thimhles,
ladies' and gents fine guard aud fob chains,
bracelets necklaces gold pencils and gold pens
in gold and silver handles gold and silver spec
,aclos. german silver DO, music boxes, aecorde-
ons. futinas, silver aud she'll visiting card
cases, Crca, variety Of ladies aud gents breast
pins. finger rings, bosom, collar, and sleeve but
tons, ladies' cuff pins, luc supply OF gents
gold guard, and fob KEYS, -iik guards, grandolcs.
lamps. mantle ornaments, canes. fancy work
boxes, french globe mantle clocks. marine lever
clocks, &c. Ne. Watches, clocks. and Jrwrlry
Of every description repaired at short notice,
All good watches warranted one year from date
of repairing.
We are also prepared 10 manufacture jewclry
Of all kinds. having IN our employ Mr. Watson,
late of Memphis, whose time - devoted entire
" to tina, branch of business.
Oar terms are positively cash, from this date.
Sil.\l Il BURNSIDE.
April 3, 1882. molly
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ROBERT UONNELL, g. co,

Shreveport, Lou,siaua.
IIhNE on hand. and offer for sale on rea-
/ sonable terms,
10000 lbs Bacon; 30 hb- mess pork. 10 do
leaf lard "a do flour / binds, sugar. Is bbls
dos l0l bags no coffee - bbls whisky, a-sori-
ed brands. ~ bb!s molass.-. Ia half barrels
do; 80 boxes tobacco. 100 tons bar IRON, a.
sorted blacksmith tools wines, Brandies, and
liquors Of every description.
Also a choice assortment Of old wines in
glass, and nearly every other article for plant
ers use.
Hhcrc,eport, October. 1851 l5y
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TIiE STATE or TEXAS,

County Of Harrison.
MOTT CE is hereby gwen that J l.. sherod'
n administrator de b0His non OF the estate
Of Eza.ah Crawford deceased has filed HI,
accounts with said estate, IN this office, for
final settlement thereof and that they will be
opencd for examination and allowance, a, the
December term Of the county court pertaining
TO estates for HARRISON county, Texas, To be
held on the last Monday IN December next,
when and where all persons interested may nj
tend and contest them If they think proper.
By order of SAID court
q. uE\DkICk, Clk.
nay n 1881 MO It.
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ft'dai - 20 Wv Hthsf RihERs.
'hNiNe mih8 bars alniuns ard seaGler-,-,oia
~ tlts8 $50 rae iaiiaf 81 Fufor~, sa',t.h taxe
talpsss saeh f!p qHlet taeee04rH. ans NJ wh,ri.
the " cad - 80 Ftf if isad.fE tefitsisrie ~ fr NJ
iifflain ia 'ssfeifsc ~ea WITH slsiea u interest
hfif,fie uEiaes taaf aecrgY raAtis SFos,.,t y
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TERMS
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I>liE publishers of the Scientific American
respectfully give hotce That The seventh
'"'u"'' W '",' ,""s"i' journal VIII commence
on Wv A.s' "' september next The character
"' 'h' '''h',n' american - too well known
u'"ssn"us 'ne country 10 require detailed
",N'""' ~ Wv various SUBJECTS oiscus>,d
''''"N" ~ 'V'"''"s'
'yY, "'o'' INTENSIVE ana influential
~ ".".'V' ''"' All! UNIV j""fh"i OF IT'S class
!" h'n''""
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four bundled marc. .,,h ~ IA. aod Co.,
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EW ADVE RTISE MENTS
TUE WILSON ROUSE,
NOTICE.

forwarn all persons from trading for the
following notes A note on Sarah and John
|cnncll, payable to William 5. Taylor or order,
j reut, for 500, due 1T January, 1883 Two
bies on VIM, T.. Webb. both payable to W
TAYLOR or order. on 1T January, 1853, and
)eres' on same from lst January, 1882 one
/ 500 and the other for 1920 or upwards,
|rerise amount not recolccted). Also, note
Wm. +. Hill due 1T Ma rch, ls52, and pay.
De to ". s. Taylo-, for $ 10
WM. :. TAYLOR.
Ey :. j. TAYLOR, Agent
Nov. u, l>52. u22
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Superior 81 slslles.

GEIGER & co, are now manu-
fsctaring some of the fines, saddles
ever offered for sale IN the State
They can be obtained, cheap for cash, =, the sign
ef the Golden saddle, Texas street, opposite
the market. Shreveport, or a, the branch Of
their house in Marshall
Oct 2 1888 nli-1
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Land for Safe.
Three Uandr,d and Ircniy Acres Of good
Lard for Sale,
- SlTI' ATED ON the road leading from
H;, Port Caddo Ia Marshall, ak miles south
.A Of Caddo Nc,cn'y acres Of tins land
are IN a hirh state of cultivation, with good
lor dwelling aud other out honscs, good vel
and spring water
Those wishing to purchase can call on me-
IN ia, puce, or ". II tohbs x Co, nj Port
Caddo. ,
October 40, Ih6l. 10 "
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jrl. article prepared for pain. and weakness in The
ID breast. side. or limbs hfu'-'' 'p'nn-'"' and
climatic affections IN most cases. give I'm.
La. and permanent relief !, will also ie found
IN ,n-6r mi for complaints Of the liver lungs and
-. P-r-onso Of s-denIsry hnbls. whose hn.inc-.
49,. them to- st OF stand much, vi o troubled
/, veakne,. IN the chest, OF pain Ia the s,dc OF
,.t. will ind great relief by wearing Of these
k.irrs,
hy-H - now universally conceded, tina, rhcuns-
rou, rain. or weakness of the back. -i- or
81 can i- cured sooner by III. use Of the Jew Dn-
n. ~ Hebrew Plaster than any ether rr,redy ever
knu 70 man
h. wonli adv i-e our friends and Others, who are
! cied with this truly painful malay. to make i'm
Iiiac Of the Jew Da,d's o- Hebrew Plaster. ~
In.c lral will placs It t~yond the reach Of comis
kon and convince the no-i ncredulous Of It's suJr-
4 medical virtues.
|SroytL a Mr,p, III Charities street New Orleans,
bor-nlr neepia for the southern states II Il also
II hy Evans, Sanders, 4 20, Marshall, and Norris
Racket, Jefferson.
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Marptr's New Monthly Magazine.

TINS Magazine Is ,-sned invariably hs fir
day II b,c month IN which II !, Hard. T.
member Will toni,,n IA oslsve yaRes, ~ b shl
column. .ar y.N ihus comprising NEARLY tWr fheH-
sand RACES 81 The rhosr-s ,p,-relln~oa lite Il
the day 4. cry na'rsrr VII consin puns--ess 10
oral Illustrations, accurate pilates u III afatpas.
eapo'ls thrsn,es oi current events sn ef stsi
rr~ cf to. important h~,ks OF the fnss' 70 as~s
commence with tae numbers lot Jus n 'sessstss
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OTTO T..

DOCKS for the subscription Of Stock TO the
- Texas and Louisiana Railroad Company,
are now open ~ my Office at Marshall Texas
Persons wishing to make Investments will
please call.
r. A. rATll.Lo, Scc'ty.
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IIIE STATE or TEXAS.
County of Harrison.
n Z. and w. H. DIM, ys john Poland.


r. aay ilpf oaicer u .nd county,, GREETING
NO are hereby commanded to summon
l John Poland by publication, to he and
appear before me n, my office on the FIRST Sui-
urday in January ,s53, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to
answer the complain, of u. + and W. II DIAL
in plea of debt for the sum of iity.cght dol
lars and fifty cents, principal due By account,
briefly a. follows; John Poland to y r. and
W. II Dial for professional attention, med-
cine, Sc.
Herein fail not, and make due return of this
writ as the law directs
Given under my hand, this the 23d day OF
November, A. p. 1889.
T. &. PIERCE, J. r. nc,
Issued 23d Nosembel, 1889.
+. g. PIERCE, J. y.
Came to hand ,hr AID November 1882, and
handed 10 the ed or Of the Texas Republican
The same day for publication.
II. JOYCE, Constable.
Beat No. 3. Harrison County.
Nov. 81, 1892. n22-i,.
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PROCLAMATION

b. The Gortrnor of The STATE of Tcras.
WHEREAS the Honorable Lcmucl D.
W Evans has resigned the Office Of Judge
OF the Sixth Judicial District of this State,
composed of the counties of Cass, Upshur,
Wood, Smith, Cherokee, Pamela and Harrison,
which resignation will take cicc, from and after
the twenty fourth day of November next,
Now, therefore, be it known. that |, T. Hash.
naotGH BELL. Governor of the Nate of Texas,
do, by virtue Of the authority IN me vested,
hereby order aud direct, that the Chief Justices
land in ease Of vacancy In the Office of Chief
Justice, or inability of that officer to act, then
any two of III. County Commissioners Of the
several couutlc, composing the said Sixth Ju-
diral District, give due notice and cause polls
TO he Opened at tr several precincts of their
respective counties, on Monday, the twentieth
dav Of December nest, for the election of
District Judge TO hll the vacancy whch will
have been occasioucd by the resignation afore-
sand And the Chief Justices Of the several
counii,, aforesaid viii promptly make dupli-
cate returns of the election held IN their res
pectfye counties, for a District Judge as aiore-
said. carefully sealed mp, one OF which returns
will be transmitted by them 10 the seal of Gov
crnment, directed to the Nccrciary Of >iatc,
endorsed " Election Returns Of ------ county,
for Judge of the Sixth Judicial District" and
the other deposited IN the office OF the Clerk of
the County Court Of their respective counties.
~ testimony whereof ! have
& 4; 7: 4 !, 4: & g: !: e; s; !:
tin. the lweuty.ihrd day of October A. D.
Eighteen hundred and Filly-iwo.
L. H. BELL.
By the Governor,
Tmos II DuvAL, Secretary Of Siofe
Nov. Il. 1852 vlnl9-it
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JAMES s iiIALACk, Notary Public
- Residence ten miles west Of Marshall
HARRISON county, Texas.
inn. 3 1881