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ARRIVED.
Ship 6ana, York 9ai Dec. TO CoheIlst
Ship Goodwin Weeks ii days SawYork To masterpon
Bark Volnnt, Bristol Eng), mase3f
Schr keyser Weh days from Ccaeu to rhser-l't
Steamboats,.
America Johnson, from Nashville.
Concordia, Gable, from Napoleon
Frances Jones, Hsrgrave from Louisville
Grand Turk, Clayton, from 81 ImIi.:
Nashville, Bellsnytlcr, from Nashville,
hiohican, Irwin from Tennrssee River.
lIncla, IIodwrk. from Camden.
BosDnn. Bentley, from Louisville.
SaIai, Wallace Trluln.
Tailnhn'chia, Whey Benro,t.
Eipsy, IRE, from bayou Sara
ltleck Scott, Swon from ST. LNiis.
Floriis Giberson Mobile.
Mobile, Hoffman. from Mobile.
Lucy Robinson Pickett, from Louisville.
Fashion, ReIner. from Alexandria
Globe. Gilbert. m Louisville.
Western World, Norton. from ST Louis
Sias Wright SyTnrnes, from Cincinnati.
ID Mosbv. Power, from Yszoo City.
Rosa. Greig from Louisville.
- Clia-lrS. Apprggtn from Alexandria.
irpinr, Greenlee from Cinrinnai.
FaE! Anderson Gray, from tarnnni.
To~ loa Yke Fliuta the aF down and 10
The h ship tlHinH Brownsville and eatdirorgh
mp ship t!ilenr
Torloa r-ia rea,t the Passtowed down fud
the 81 inst ships gusnn Ii"n" lrl rfngcirouph bark w
igtt .llHlr L-.,..,r
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chinery may be saved but there is possibility rais
ing the boat, the hull and upper works being badly
broken.
1.-THE Jowcss is owned by her commander. Capt Alter
and others She wasrccently purchased by them in Gin
cinna for $1,000 r il not known whether there is any
hull risk $1,000 secured in the Phoenix agency of
cinnati. The cargo not very valuable consisting
principally of 522 barrels flour shipped from Chester to
Messrs Choutcau {, Vale. and Vim. Mathews and unn-
sured There also 900 bales of oakum in the hold
shipped from this city for Louisville and Cincinnati and
believed to be insured here The balance of the cargo
consisted Of small lots of produce etc. mostly owned by
persons board =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

RAILROAD FLoRIpA.-Thc commissioners under
the charter OF this proposed road have issued address
the people of Florida, and have opened subscription
books 1t is estimated that the grading Of the road will
not than 100000 of which sum the State is
pledged to subscribe $4,000 The commissioners suggest
the plan of purchasing hundred negroes who eau be
sold after their services longer required nearly
as much as they would cost
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

NOLU BLOODLD MVNDtR.-Thc Memphis Eaglr and
Enquirer says:
Mr. Brown. who resides in the Northwest corner of
Pamela county Mississippi killed the evening of
the 22d ult by unknown person who rode up to the
door. called Mir b. out, drew pistol and instantly shot
him Mr.. b. died in few minutes after he shot
On examination next morning it discovered that the
murderer had gone to Mr. b. stable. caught his horse rode
him to the gate and after shooting brown rode the horse
back the stable, put linn up, and then made good his
escape.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

foR lIgEnla-rhe Liberia packet of the Maryland
Colonization Society to sail from Baltimore the Sd
inst She is expected to take about $50 cmgrr,nts
Of which 10 from Maryland and 100 from Georgia
who are to be taken on board at Savannah
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

One note OF John esge, dated 18th March, s5o 10 the order OF
Nash, Actuary Si6l 80 tI..
April 1850, mouths orier
for 935
One of 18th ninety days to ORDER
One OF Wm l4ghn Co.. dated 2Qih July, lse al ninety
days, to order. OF $500
i'll the above
Terms cash OF spot JAMES P. FRERET,
ianl4 Is 20 "a Sheriff the Parish OF orleaas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

DISTRICT CuuRr UNITED STATES VS. s6t
E,srERS DtsrRcro of LOUISIANA BONES of CIGARS.
TN OBEDIENCE to the command of an At
Il acmen directed in the attached,
. taken, the following goods merchandise
1853 boxes Cigars and npH ld by the United
the District u.
Ito hereby H,nnis
other having pretending right,
title, interest the be appear District
The United States for the district holden
SewIreans before thu hrl Monday this show
they have willy the
Cigars should forfeited
ably 10 the of the ihants.
u s. Marshas Office q
January 9, 1852. WM. s. SCOTT, u S. Marshal,
ialn Eastern Of Ionia
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By J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
January Ia 1852 and til

toosips day oelk sash Hill be sold at Aasio"
I%a sscs S?a @et ef ; With
' spI" n's !; The s,1a @ ny and S %
snea ceas, Esq, Notary Public,
Fulton Ss ssrs IT, s'
ME- lots OF GRo, I'd in the sa.rs seanied 5y Front eye
E a' H. OF s fSs md F flss 1 ss s ve Ss
forms IL yE 81 R Ef f@a y New v. Full
Ton Ioydrs and H. soI s ann from m, s
No. 10 forms the # Poy New vss and fa,ou streets
Lots II, ~ 49, 49, Is, front New Lsvee and
sGxTEES lots OF GRoUSD in the 5Sealea y ssx
Lot ~ No. 9 'he sS Ct q iS %s ny ' ann s s f
eyee Lots IT, H. H. 49, H. Is front on Fulton and
). FIFTEES lots OF GROUND square bounded New
Fulton Iyetts and Girod streets n,p from to nlsn-
Lot g. l. TO- H. Il, Fulton New
TEN LOTS Or GBrND the SQUARE bounded By New Esyes
FutSn 'oa and sor Dns fet sn Der ron to 10 M
NM @ eq 6S q 5GGh % and Sss fs cSn ~
psine julia Fulton nna slFee neia
i've ii y s, &C. c SS & 11 ii p s aP Nv Nv Es
Ell "a 81 55ie f S Fi as
BY Julia Joseph Nv ss ana Fulton .ifi i Hg1ring rom
St Joseph Fulton and
NsT ye - streets re Los & ~ e r. r. a H. S
FyE LOIS GROUND .isas joseph
Lot FIVE Ts Of ' GRoGS M the anae by
Fulton New Ieye numbering from to inclusive
Lot Fulton, Lcvee Market
the Of Dlord Fulton and New evee streets
Lois and 5fronon Fulton and New Ieyes
bounded BIZ Decr Fulton New Leyee and street
notl ail-t having fronts.
td from its locality superior to any Real
the United States HI" whole sn uing lots haze two
'front.' opening and well adapt for the heavy Western
5usine OF Wholesale
plan, viii ready issue the August and
be them
l. will trapGriy that represented by
r to tie enpronise 5:, 6aIi have signed ie con,
which this sale made, prior the day % said SALE
fifth cash lAnc equal instruments tlivttrt
coupons. If reaued) of three and four years credit VIII
six per r4i and not the
paid eight per per until final payment secured by morug
on the aulo ct
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Selling OFF to More.

CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, CT
TABLE CUTLERY cts etc. -, ~
resolved the coming Nf' VII
non, this entire stock 1t large reduction OF price
Tar CASH The following OF the leading articles;
GILT AND PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS, VASES MUGS, CANDLE
STICKS, etc.
FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA by the piece or set
CUT AND PRESSED DECANTERs, TuABLERs WINES DISHES
LAMPS Of all kinds. TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS JAPANNEp
TRAYS.
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs. FORKS, SPOONS, etc.
BRITANNIA AND BLOCK TIN GOODS of all kinds
Also an extensive COMMON CRotkERf and GLASS;
WARE for country trade.
~ We invite particular attention nj t!ouss s Hotel keeps
Samln CITY and Country Retailers to the fact that We deter
"rI - ,,a, o,,.set harorns P. Il. FELL CO..
" Io- -, 81 Common street, Camp
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE Daily CREscEST,
Monday Morning, January IL, 1852.

CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Lou,iana Lawes- Galveston HAIRS Morgan
Br ship Essex, Smith, Liverpool, Geo Postirihwn'e
ship State Of Maine, Boltee IHvre II " BAXTER
Br bark Cork, Hpgton Rankin
Bnrk Brunette. Probe Charicaton y VI Harison &co
Brig Toledo H4mmib ggay, Phlpdephia, II Gale
Rrg alnrsNt ern Cruz, W
Schr Susan, WI son. kFtzfs ct ltn, Alrxander
Schr COrah Porter, baf.ns. WE Brown
Schr STIR, Parker, Corpus Christ, Minister
Srlir Richmond. Ins Pnurr
Sehr sis, Chase Alexandria, Va, WIN j bfwsy
Steamer SruIi Montgomery. DeHsiy Il ibgulay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

The Speaker Of the House of Representatives h:- ar
pointed Mr.. CpcocI Of South Carolina Nj Fitch Ia
and Mr.. Meachau of Vermont Regents Of the Smith
sOnian
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IMPORTANT Demonstrating to IA late decision of
the English Court C. p. the master Of ship has no
general authority such to sign Bill of Ladng for
goods which not put board the vessel and
Qurntly the of the ship responsible par
ties taking Bill which has been signed by the master
without receiving the goods on board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

FRtstur. rise i'll the Hudson river at Albany. caused
by the breaking up of the ice at Troy has done i'm
mrnsc amount Of damage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

cHAmrY IIospIrAL REpoHT--The following the &C.
turns Of the Charity Hospital for the week ending with
Saturday the 10th inst:
Admitted, 34l Discharged, 2l5 Died, 30: Remaining.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry.
Sunday Evening January II, 1852. (
Arrived since Friday 316 head of Western Beeves and
II Mich Cows and Calves The supply Of Beef Cattle
ample. but Of other stock scant.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CnEscEST Orr ICE

CnEscEST 0rlIcz, !
Monday Morning. January IL 1852
C0TT0N-The demand not quite sb active on satur-
day, and the sales only about 35d0 bales Prces
however were very full and firm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

Tnr FRE AvSniiI.tron,-slr Phillips declines second
experiment with the Fire Annihator in NewYorl lie
says that in consequence Of the riotous proceedings and
hostility manifested towards him the occasion Of the
experiment in Hamilton square render it impossible with
out sacrifice of self respect or him to the commit
tee again
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

Nor EASILY kilLEp-An nshman recently knocked
down by gravel cart in East Boston, and Of the
wheels passed his chest Those who witnessed the
accident supposed. matter Of course that he was
killed but he free from the he got up
and pitched into the driver in that would have
led to a funeral had he not been taken off
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

i Museum, NowYork, has returned to
) Biloxi, and holds her daily court at her
street, between Pcriido and Poydras
who wish to be informed of W0nicrful
iic principles OF rhrcnology and PALMS.
aud correct prediction 10 Mile Jenny
ANS, has created III. greatest worirr and
he loug residence of Madame Lamont in
on with Eastern AIagi, have given ltr tho
possessed by no one else in this country.
suits pending will find it to their adyan-
being limited, she has reduced her prices
{ Dollar for gentlemen. ms I'm
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

['ml.' First Municipality. "m2," Second Municipality; "mS,
TErl Municipality. The figures indicate tn. number OF ii,
Posts which the vessels lay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12
Firm CouRT ANGEIRODT AND BARTT{ AIER-
SEwDRLEASs. CHANTS AND PLANTERS INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. No. 5f69.
EeG VIRTUE of a writ of tieri facias to me

0norNbn tho Flh DrIct
entitled will proceed sell public auction in the
of the City Exchange, ST. Louis between Charities
ROYAL FRIDAY January "a, 1852, II O'Clock the follow
Sotes,t p-yit-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

WizAnns TmcK CnAury--Thc last eminent
trick of Professor Anderson the renowned wizard was to
give to the aged poor of New York city 1000 ve-pound
loavcs of bread and 1000 ourpound pieces Of beef nut
ton to be distributed by the Aldermen of the several
war of that city The blessings Of the poor and needy
will be upOn him.
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~
c. the Charleston Courier has received dates from Mas
sau. to the 22l ult
The brig Acorn Coonls, master of Boston. arrived at
Nassau the 2lst Mnqua She had been ashore
the southwest point of that Island and had been obliged
over large portion Of her cargo consisting
dye woods and hides
The Courier takes from the Royal Gazette the following
particulars relative n gale which occurred on the
18th of Nov. off the Grand CaymnD
The brig pcdrazza. Dorritic master on Thurs
day evening We sorry to that this we'll known
and favore vessel has encountered rather severe
they have been reported to by Captain Dorritic are as
follows The Pcdrazza left Navy Bay n d. on the 31st
October in ballast bound for Pensacola and on the It'll
November when near the Grand Caynan she was over
taken by u tremendous gale from the southwest and
while she aculding under the fore topsai the wind
almost nsantaneolIsly hauled to the northwest in a
whirlwind and threw the brig on her beam end The
foremost. with all connected herewith cut away in
order to right the vessel and the lives Of thos
board The brig suffered very much Of sails not
attached to the fore and fore topntst Captain DGrritie
succeeded eventually in getting her into Black River
JaHaict. and there Scertnc that five vessels had bren
lost in the gale which caused his disaster A Span
i+h schooner which wrecked that place. supplied
him with temporary outfit Of masts. sails and rigging
with which he has brought the vessel here will
to proceed to NewYork. which place. we understand
she is to be sent from this The mate died ut Ia1aic;,
and ut the time Of the disaster most Of the well
as the mate Unfit for duty from sickness We
Informed that the hull Of the Pedrazza has suffered
any damage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

~ LAMONT, from Barnum
this city from her recent visit
residence, No. ia Caron,leler
streets, for the reception Of all
Revelations On the most scieut
try. The fact Of hur ttvorabl,
Lind. duriGg her stay in NewOrl
excitement wherever known. :
llindostan, and her commuricat
advantage Of occult knowledge
Persons having important law
tage to give her II call.
Madame LIS stuy in this city
to Fifty Gents for ladies and Oh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

Mn. CLAY AND KossuTf.--New York, Jan. 10-An in
,rNcw took place to-day at Washington City between the
Hon. Henry Clay and cx-Gov. Kossuth.
In the of the conversation. Mr. Clay deprecated
the policy Of intervention by this country in European
tir and stated that he considered the adoption Of such
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12
0EMENT AND PLASTER AGENCY, 90

j MAGAZINE STREET.-As Agents Tor the Nh'WAkk anal
R0SENDNLE Newark n j., We call the aienoh
Cisfens, Ao'asses Watts rtils OF
honse NtTiesrs altogether uses
his Cement; appealing 10 certificates far away we al
and the Architect
that building 1000 bbls used the toipia-
tons ando other PORTIONS Of the work -, At, ;s
all the other brands usually sold IN this eRS' WHICH
people want cheap Cement, have plenty Oft ...
Our Newark Rossuda Cenen and We are certain
these try will purchase again, it NOT made " on pas
AMI Fhn VIII shs ~
purpose that Cement is ase'ifor ~,
iai0 JtfiN ~ ~, y -
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BEEF Cattle t'Festsrn) Common to Fine 6sSe 2 y net.
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY BY w. w. WHITE & CO.,
Exchange Office % Camp street Of Common street
Nf-E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

FoUnru CouHri p. DuCONGE JAMES GOLDlNc.
NEwOELEANs. No. l56o
DY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
directed. Fourth NcwOr-
John l.. Lewis late Sheriff aud by
transferred will sela public
in the the City Exchange ST. Louis stseep Chars
Streets WEDNESDAY February H. 1881, IL o-nck
CERTAIN LOT OF GRotN Nd with all the buildings and improve
aprtauunras thrreo situated Municipality! No.
nj the No. II in the square No. Il
plan by Joseph Pile. said Aunic under
Of deposited .t rte at A. NasueAu,
Notary Public in til, city; Ii square bounded by l'-ades 1erl
uepc Streets and the designated y the
40 Typographical the city, published by Clss f. Zp"
March 1874 said LOT American feet front
Hercules by depth Of IN 10 inches mud lines lse
par, lel lines; which improvements consist of building
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on The spot. JAMES p. FRERET.
iAnl2 Sheriff o. the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

SOM rTeE's cornrI'J EAGER 60 y Il j. BAER CO.
SEwORIEASs. No. is,stn.
10y VIRTUE of a writ of fieri tacias to me
Id directed r the Hon J. L. Winter Second Justice OF the pe@r
Orlean will sell public auction banks
Arcade Magazine SATURDAY, the nth day of january
ri O'Clock N.--
All the rights titles H. 60 anl H. Bear
indy,uallv in The r. f'res
Newtlrl-ans, docket NJ.
4S2? nj said Court
Sciart the above Terms cash.
Jana Ii GEORGE f. PEARSON, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

FINANCING ACADEMY.-NlR. 2. CHS IN
j respectfully he Ladies' Gentlemen ~
NcwOeans that his Dancing Academy No. 1875
Povn street. between ST. Charles and CaIonlret Streets S$
will all the fashionable
Glass gentlemen from hnlS-pasi till 10, night
Dizziness the head entirely cured in wutzig MA 3n
FENCING ACADENlY-By Messrs G. s. A.
L ROSERE and ST. Charles No. 81, Pro-
Q I t , !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

MY VIRTUE Of writ of ieri facas to Inc
the Honorable the Fill, District CoH New Orleans
h the above entitled will proceed to sell at public auction
the ouna the City Exchange ST. Louis street between CbarifsS
AMI Royal FRIDAY January q 1852 at - oaos
the Merchants and Planters lsa
rSral of the plaintiff sei
OS sl3s with five per interest prr.tnnnm from
April the Of the docket of the Fourth
District Newtjrs which sad judgment rendered d.
cenlLer ., ISL.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash OF the spot JAS, p tsEREI,
irnl2 Is 20 20 Sheriff of the Parish OF Drlean-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12

nRLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., january
y IA charming ac by A. Thomas. A MilDSlM
MF.R NIGHTS DREAM
In rehearsal. rlu LES MDNfENE'rklNS
SENtIR ANIilbE grand by RossiI
"a" Performance o !! to : O'clock
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IMPORTS
NEW YORk-Ptr .hip Galenn Assorted mlse.
NEW YORKPer ship Goodwin: ?16 bales hay
BRisT0LPer bark V9nt 1855 bars railroad iron order
ChLCAslEuPer cr Keyser hides Payy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-07

NCV ORLEAN S-..Cortlnued.


JIORATlO u. HEWITT, tsuecesSof 10
Tyler & iiewilt3 PIANO foETL AND Use
DEALER, 80 Camp street, New Orleans Has
always on hand one Of lhe lafgesi ara most
complete selections Of FiaHD Iofies 10 ne
southern country. all Of winch are gu1ra 0''ta
a good and perfect Instruments. Agvut. Tor
ibr sale Of A. SI0DaBT & Cos New ioih
Pianos
These Pianos are celebrated for Gae quality
Of tone. purrncss Of so.ud, aHd Tor noes nna
beautiful finish Of exterior Workmanship -rd
ire considered by che profession, ard cpmi"l rul
iad yes. 70 be tna fngs, Pianos m4de 90 ue
United States Particular attention i- req ue-''a
20 their -plsudld S,psnuHc pattern. "iiHFe'r'
keys, which j. considered one OF Che finest no"
INSIDE
HAtrrrr. DAVIS co.'s celebrated Boslos
Pianos, D. -. Of aud Z OCTAVE lrea.d Pan,
For,c,, from toe factory Of il'sei e. co.,
Pars, also pamno-, Sem-Ofand aal 1f""'
Pianos from ihr same hou.c
Od PiaHos taken ga exchange art part pay
men'.
GUITARS. from the house of lliI & Son
Spanish ard French patterns. ST. N.Nba.' n
barge quantities, NalaIeoH.. SIR g'HHrs. o.
e4a.. Flutes. tAnoae ir-. lira-- iH- rnm.nt
II a,i k.Hds. Ni.hHgeau-. B.Yas, strings if
alI Instruments, and mu..ai merchandise ~ u
dt-erpUous. Whal..ale aHi rcf5d.
Sheet Nu-Ie Of aH kHI.--m4-e received
from to- Nora by etrrs steamer, as soon
Published eb-aA Books, i@-'raeuon BOOKS
Sc.
Particular attention f. c.II,l 70 f.e 'arvc ard
extensive selection af A.sHfItlH- .t5 I.Hla...
which is ise most complete and perfect -H.,.
ton If these beautiful u.trumtnt,c. cf Offered
B..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-07

new ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.


r y. KNAPP, Surgson Dentist, Gives raf-
81 i. ticuler attention to the preservation Of
the NATURAL TrrrH, rs well as to supplying
their loss by artificial ones. HIS entire time
for wears hes been devoted to theimproYemeui,
IN his profession For evidence Of bis sufer'o'
plugging and The utility and beauty ef ti' Ar'iheiai
'7eeta, he will only refer to hi. numerous pa
irons, both in the city, ard country. huhon7
Of teeth are now annually lost, for want Of time
" and judicious treatment. bat le' those VINO
have suffered BY quaots, not be discouraged
bu, avail Themselves Of the best remedy-an
ope,ntor IN whom they can have confidence
Trrrn EXTRACTED without pain, under TIE
Influence Of the IfrBroS, or CnLoAof0aa, and
viii, perfect safety 10 the patient
Officg AsD REsiDrscE reraated from ~ cor-
ne, u 81 Charles Street to No 10 baro'0''
Street. near Canal Street.
April 5, 1881 h4l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-07

AaxY MovExrvrs-Thore is now mr.,
irving. and in Texas eight companies oil
mounted Rincmen, to be stationed in the
valley Of the Nueces. Six OF said con-.
panies are to DO stationed on the Rio M.
sces, on the road from this to Laredo, and
tho remaining two ut fot lngc, on the
Leona. This force. or portion of them,
will b. on continued scout in the valley
ef, and west Of the Nucces, aud no doub,
will prove \ sufficient protection to the
frontier settlers in tina, portion OF our State
San Anionio Lsdger
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-07

According to tho Marshall nIl) Demo.
erst, Judge Lynch has been operating to
some extent in that neighborhood At n
lats term. eight persons were tried and
found guilty, two OF whom lived in Marshall
and the other six on hills on Mil Creek
"Old man Birch, now seventy years of age,
was twenty. three years ago, from Monroe
county, Ia. He had three sons--John was
lynched to death in Arkansas, Bob Birch Is
under sentence Of death aud a, large and
Jim Birch ia in Marshall county on charge
II larceny with every probability OF his
going to the penitcntiary. VIVA, family
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-07
Issued "a Jsnunry, 1859.
4. &. PIERCE, J, r.


Ell LitN ut administration on the estate
Il OF Charles Is iague, deceased were gran
ted lo the undersigned, hy the County toah
pertaining 90 The estates ct deceased p.rsons,n
and for ibn Count of Harrison, ia the state Of
Texas, on the 1T day of January, \ u, Is5s'
This le % rolpie 10 give notice that all prsoh'
having claims against said estate VIII be expect
ed TO present them within the time pre-
-suhedhy law duly authenticated and those 10
dyblcd To the ramc are hereby requested to
make immediate payment TO
WILLIS H. Cilll.DRESS, Adm
Jan 3d. 1852. na7 Ct.