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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-04

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LuEEMA> g. HOUSTON. Wilmington. n. c..
C.FREEMAN & Co, New York,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS--
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-04
NEW GOODS.

TAKE pleasure in announcing my town and country
and well selected stock of Groceries Persons wishing
purchase goods in line, will do we'll to give call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, atter myself that do
well by purchasers any i'll the hon
estly)
hope continuance of the by the addition of their
bringing their friends with them the Cheap Family Gro
nets and you will nd such articles named and
All Canal Flour warranted and if proves otherwise than
good taken back and more given in E iES Ppfe KELLEY
Hhds P. R. Sugar; bb best Brown do; bbs coffee Su-
gar bbs crushed do boxes loaf do bags Laguayra Coffee
bags Rio do bags Old Gov. Java do; bbls Hiram Smith
Flour, half bhls o do bbs Extra Cana do. half bbs
hoxes do. No do. half boxes do do do boxes Pearl
Starch half boxes do do and bhs of Soda Crackers do
dies Boxes Stewards hard Candles; do. Yeast Powders,
best boxes of alaratus do. Cab Soda boxes of w.
o. Cheese boxes best Mustard bbls of n. o. and Cuba
Mo'a>ses Pickles; Teas Catsups; Ink Grind stones
ho"ped painted Buckets Cedar Tubs Painted Tubs Shoe
Thread; Spun Cotton Indigo; Cinnamon Mace Matches ;
B"Eets B"e ee I he Brooms Scpb Brushes
Irish Potatoes Onions Boxes ground Pepper Excelsior
Soap Sc., &C. and many other articles tSept 80 SO.
lust RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE & PTIILA-
> DELPHIA p bbs Silyer'S Fire proofPain all SoI0rs;
~ casks Spanish Brown 10 do Venetian Ted do. Yellow
June 10 D. uggsts s Chemists Wilmington, n G.
CILK UMBRELLAS A very handsome supply of six
Umbrellas of various qualities and sizes for sale at the
CONGRESS WOOL HATS. 10 eases of the celebrated
~ Congress Hats the serviceabe Hats manufactured
for sale by G.. MYERS.
- If you're coming, why dor't you come aIone:'
nAILY EXPECTING, per Schrs Adane D., and Wake,
- Express Packets:
10 bbls. Sugar Crackers; do Soda do, fresh No.
hhdS No Porto Rico Sugar 10 bbs liish Potatoes do
White and Red Onions 10 do Hiram Smiths extra Flour,
Wheat 25 bags of prime new Buckwheat 5 boxes do
do do; kegs do. do. do; bbls Rye Flour: All
low for cash, at GEO. H KELLEY 5.
Coach and Carriage eMamufactOry-Clinfon. N. c.
DOLD ROBIN HOOD & SON would respect >aa-g1
d fully inform IKE citizens of Sampson county
and public generally that they will the above busi-
in all its various branches They prepared to put
up the PATENT SPRING BUGGY, having purchased the
right for the county and hope By strict attention to bus
merit share of public patronage They warrant all
their work be made of the best materials and should
any of fail in twelve months with fair usage. either in
workmanship material it will be repaired without charge
Persons wishing buy would do well to call and examine
for themselves they do not intend to be surpassed ste
elegance and durability.
aSREPAIRlNCi done in the neatest manner, at short
notice 1as.E
R8-Mil Ink s. (1udgeons, made and warranted for ten
years. for Sl0 Also, Caststeel Roundshayes made and
warranted.
Clinton May II, 1852 Soft
nLsi OILSi,-Just Received a fresh supply of Lin
NJ seed. Train Lard, Fish, Elephants Whale and Sperm
Oils. For sale by VII. LdPPlTI,z.
June } Druggist and Chemist,
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. UCTIONEER and Commission M"ich""f,
A 2i9-5f Wilmington, n :
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WILLIAM IL. LIPPITT,

EvTuOI,ESAI5 ana Retail ID uSSist, and Dealer
w Paints Oils DYE Stuffs, Window Glass, Garden Seed
rery Patcnt Medicines sc. SC, of Front al
M IrEetstrects Immediately opposite SHAws old stand "
N incton, n. G.. q
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NEW STtlC;1~

THE subscribers receiving n stock of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES. SHOES. HATS, CAPS. HARD
WARE, SC with various other article tedious to
merate. An assortment well suited supply the wants of
both town and country customers and earnestly solicit
share of the public patronage
Orders from the country will be thankfully received and
meet with prompt and special attention.
They further pledge themselves to sell low for Cash.
any other house in the place
Store No B. 2 K. Ucknson;s building. North Water
UTLEY & ALDERMAN
Wilmington n. c.. Oct. l3 34-lw-6-tf
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Af1EOWeWANTED.-The highest market prices will
L be paid for TaloW, by VESSEL ElLERS:
Sept. lst, 1853. 2.U
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BTN ERSHIF HOIASf'
u * ID. DuPRE. Wholesale ana iSrt"li Df"ssis'
[ . ,yD AporuECARIES, Wilmington, NJ. ooc
Nav 9Th. 1853 n D.pn. ~
irPRE. H. l'''l f'f-' in
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- DOZEN UMBRELLAS.
d just received my fall supply of Umbrellas, Blue,
@ Llch @ and Green American and Scotch Gnghams, all
from Y to 70 inches doz Silk Umbrellas, from 20
80 - inches Also few large buggy Umbrellas, black and
"aU"h' My Umbrellas manufactured to order, and
Them to be superior to any others sold in this
20 at het. 49, inspection invited. c.. MYERS.
-GGoPs. %. No. Granite Rev.
La LEAIEN wishing Walking Canes, can select them
ilot and Cap store. C. MYERS,
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Superine Broad Cloths; Bleach K bro. Donestics;
do. Drap d'Ete; Bed Ticking & Apron Checks;
Black and fancy Cassimeres Table and Bird Eye Dapers
Blue BLK and gray Satinets; Cotton and L ussia
Plain and striped rweels .s4 brown damask do.
Plain, striped and gold mixed 81 Damask Table Cloth;
kentucky Jeans; White Linen Drill;
Black satin silk Velvet and Gent Panama and Leghorn
Cravats and Scaffs; Boys Straw Il Panama Hats;
Spring C2SsIneres; tIne Boots and SHOES;
Tally Velves: Porte Monaies and Purses;
Marseilles Vestings; Large supply Looking Glasses
California stripesN cottonades
FOR LADIES WEAR.
Super black Grodarne Silk, Muslin Skirts
36 inches; Gossmer, Belgrade, Reef
do cold do. and silk Bonnets
Plain and fancy do. Black Silk Mourning, or supe-
Green and blue Boraige; rior Silk Lace Bonnens;
Figd and plain do Child Pearl Hats;
Lawns and MuSns; do do do. Feathers
Superfine Armenian do Swiss Trimming;
arge emb. Grape Shawls; do. Edgngs and lnsertngs ;
SnR'0" six Grape SsN Go do do E%6roaered cnmbrick d
French Habit Collars worked Linen Camhrck do;
do morning do. fronts Swiss, Null Book Muslin
Neck Bonnet .& Cap Ribbons; Plaid and Striped do.
Black and cold Kid Gloves; Jaconet and Cambria;
do. silk 9Iits and do Brk White & Cold Cotton
Cotton do. Bl'L and White Silk Hose;
Buttons, Gimp x Trimmings; Misses White Cold Cot. do
Together with a large stock of READY-MADE CLO-
THING besides variety of other articles too numerous to
Also large supply Cross Greek YARNS, at wholesale
Wilmington, n, q , March 18th, 1888 II
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.
The Subscriber Will sell his plantation on the oth or
- November next, by auction The tract contains seven
hundred and situated the six Runs mile from
the leadn from Warsaw Clinton, five m"s from
latter 1t of the best farms in the country for
producing Cotton, Corn, SC. There is large dwelling
house a good kitchen and out-houses The water is most
excellent There x-horse crop cleared, and some Of
the lands clear that he found the Six
This heavily mbered with and W. e Oak. The pine
land the very quality with twenty thousand trees
to boz. The situation is drcidedtY healthy.
Owing Affections. am determined to SELL and will
sell, only by auction, l O'Clock NJ on the premises
]. w MOSELEY.
Samson CO. n c.. Sent 3Oth 1853 Ats
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Ohm X. IE3 Y T.
G.. w. GROOM.

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
| WIIMINGroN, n. G.
~rnfcmhar 10th 1853 2-tIjan
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GIIk UMBRELLAS very handsome SUPPLY of silk
~ Umbrellas of various qualities and sizes for sale at the
Hat store. G. MYERS.
TONGRESS WOOL HATS. 10 eases of the cclebra ed
~ Congress Hats the serviceabe Hats manufactured
for sale by G.. MYERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-04

IMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves.
Nails Sc Front-strect doors South of Market Will
-linr,on y c. [30v7-ly]
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Professional and Business Cards.

GEO W. ROSE.
CARPENTER AND CONTRACIOR,
| ! June II ll-I W - -
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WM. {. now ARD.

GROCER ship Chandler. and Commission Me-
I 7 chant south Water Street, Wilmington, n G., will
make liberal cash advances on al OF pro%uc'
= the,n in Wilmington or to Peter Van Ness & Co., New
V,rl [2lv7l
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SPRING AND SUMMER srOCk.

SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.
At Home Again. under Mozart Hall, f. rOnI street.
TOIN KY LIE has inst received large and well selected
y stock of French English, Irish, Italian Swiss and Anne
rican DRY GOODS which, having selected with the great
he is determined to offer At unusually low rates.
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NOTICE..
ON the 26th day of November next, will offer pub-
" lie sale SEVERAL LOTS OF LAND in the town -,
Of Clinton, the North side of the road Lisbon Also
THREE LOTS adjoining the Clinton Female Institute
Terms made known the day Of sale
LEWIS Nj. BOYkIN.
Clinton. October 10th, 1853 Cts
NOTICE..
THE ENTIRE STOCK of Merchandise of the late firm
Of B. & Il HALLETT, at Long Creek, is selling off
AT COST, FOR CASH or its equivalent in Turpcntine.-
Those having claims against the late firm will please present
them for liquidation. and those indebted the by
note account earnestly forward and
settle at once, all the business Of the late firm
closed BENJAMIN IALLETT.
Sept N.-[4-tf] Surviving Partner.
To the Heirs Law LyttIetOm Turner, late OF
Sampson County. n. G.
NOTICE is hereby given yOu that at the next Term of
the County Court of Sampson, the Sd Monday of No
vember, shall propceed for probate the last Will and
Testament of Lvtleton Turner.
AMMA AMoMA5 3; GHEIS3TT' { FAiS65. }Ezseutors.
Clinton N. c., Oct l. 1853. SIT
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& MYERS.
l. NJ. aSt,RINSl-N

HTANUFNCTURFR and Dealer in Hats, Caps Umhrel-
vi las and Walking Canes of every description, whole
retail North side Markcstrcct, Wilmington, \.
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MILES COSTIN,

MILES COSTIN,
COMMISSION Merchant,
{ Wilmington, n G.
REFERS TO
E. P HAIL. Esq, President Branch Bark of the tate e
{. p ,RsIE, ESQ President Commercial Bank-W lining
= -1'' i17l / 25v7
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nv rU,,ToN & PRICE. PRoPRIEroRs.
Terms of subscriptions

. EIrTTON. Editor. "A l.. PRICE, Associate Edlto
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u s FUNDS The nett amount in the various de.
postories subject to draft on The 2sth inst, was
ss5.e5ssss 50. It ,giuisgg,0a s!5es2 81.
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TUST RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE & PHILA-
y DELPHIA. 25 bbls vers Fire ProofPaint all colors;
~ casks Spanish Brown 10 do. Venetian led do. Yellow
Ochre. For sales by e.. & d. DUPRE,
June 10 d uggists s Chemists Wilmington, n. C.
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OILS OILS! Just Received fresh supply of Lin
seed. Train, Lard, Fish, elephants Whale and Sperm
| Oils. For sale by WI LdPP1i,s,
June } Druggist and Chemist,
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
SD REWARD.

Sampson CO.. n. c., Sept. 3Oth, 1853
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

When the sun begins to redden the chimney tops,
or as the soft hues Of the sunset climb high above
you, walk forth inso the quiet streets where long
rows Of stately houses face each other, you would
look upon pleasant picture in city life. The
warmth of the evening and the cool airs that can
be seen stirring the tree tops invite into the open
air many household groups, Indeed they cluster
upon almost every stoop and balcony, or saunter
with an easy gate to and fro Bold urchins are
cambering upon swinging gates or mounting bal
cony ratings. Grave sires sit in easy chairs while
among their white locks the winds play gently
Young girls arm in arm. with checks tinted With
the faint roSiness that remains yet in the sky, and
eyes that burn with an unwonted eloquence out of
twilight shadows, pass you thickly Cheerful cour-
tcsieS are passing from door to door, and waited
across the street. The laughter of girlhood, the
gladdest thing in the world, rises and falls upon
the air. From mansions is issuing low sweet
music, while children move among the scenes light
hearted and merry. 1t is quiet domestic picture,
but there is poetry in it, reader if you can find it
out.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

The Rappers sometimes make mischief as will be
seen by the following incident. A party met the
other night, and formed a chain and when the
fluid was in movement, married lady present put
the question, How many children have r. Tap,
tap, tap tap, Or tou,," replied the table True,
wonderful, exclaimed the lady and all others Pres
emily her husband came in and asked the same
question. Tap, tap or two' was the answer
The effect produced by this may be better conceived
than described, when we state that all the children
were born since her marriage TO her present lord !!
Beware of the Rappers all you who are implicated in
similar accidents.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

WHAT HopE DID.--It stole on its pinions of snow
to the bed of disease and the sufferers frown be-
came a smile; the emblem Of peace and endu-
rance
1t went to the house of mournng-and from the
lips of there came sweet and cheerful songs
1t laid its head upon the arm of the poor, which
was stretched forth at the command of unhoy i'm
pulses, and saved him from disgrace and ruin
1t dwet like a living thing in the bosom of tho
mother whose son tarricd long after the promised
time of his coming, and saved her from desolation
and the ''care that killeth."
1t hovered about the head Of the youth who had
become the shmael Of society, and led him onward
to works which even his enemies praised
1t snatched a maiden from the jaws of death, and
went with an old man to heaven.
No hope! my good brother. Have it! Reckon
it on your own side. Wrestle with it that it may
mot uPaat % has may repay YOUR e
mountains, and sustain thee amid its billows Part
with all beside; but keep thy hope.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

INVALUABLE REMEDIEs.-For sea sickness, stay q
home.
For drunkenness, drink cold water.
For health, rise early.
For accidents, keep ont Of danger.
To be happy, be honest.
To please all mind your business.
To make money, advertise.
TO do right, take newspaper.
To have good conscience, pay the printer.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

There is philosophy in the remark that every
man has in his own life follies enough--in his own
mind, trouble enough--in the programme of his
duties, deficiencies enough-without being curious
after the affairs of others.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

The Pittsburg Post says the longest sentence
which occurs in Mr.. Choates eulogy on Daniel
Webster is pretty long one, but not quite so long
es the sentence pronounced upon Satan
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

We seldom resort to authorities in support of our
opinions, not because we think ourselves wiser than
others, but because we never met writer who did
not in the course of his reasonings, furnish argu-
mcnts in support of two entirely opposite systems
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

Here is an extract from an american Dictionary
of Scientific and Useful Knouledge:"
@. What is geology!
A. The science of breaking stones.
Q. Where are its professors most numerous?
A At Blackwells Island and Sing Sing.
Q. What is geologist's capital
A A pocket full Of rocks.
Q. What description of stone has been most
sought after?
A. The Philosophers Stone"
Q. Has it ever been found
A. Very frequently.
q. Where!
A. In horn
Q. Where deposited
A. In a hat
9. From what does it proceed
A. Quartz
@. What is petrinction
A. Rather = hard party
Q. Where does granite lie
A. In beds
O. What is a stratum
A. A layer of any thing.
G. Will you mention one
A. Yes hen.
G. Mention another.
A. a ship; she 'lays-to"
O. What is a flint
A. A misers heart
c. Can you break it!
A Yes; certainly.
Q. viii you describe ho,ca
A. Open his chest
O. What is q chalk
A. The milk of human kindness.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

The following soul-thrlling speech, supposed to
have been written by q very learned Doctor of Di-
vinitv in one of the Western counties of this state,
says the Daily PennsWvanjan, was spoken with
much applause by a youthful sspirant at recent
anniversary 1t has never before appeared in the
public journals
Awake, Columba's sons awake,
And grid your armor on,
Fill well your sacks with Iohny cake,
Made from the best of - corn.n
Friends of freedom nows your time
Arouse arouse ! arouse !!
Go meet the enemy with brass and bill,
Like gad-lies do the cows;
Your banner to the breeze unfurl
Let all your swords be ready;
Then fight until your whskers curl
To save your "marm'' and daddy"
Your country calls you up, defend,
Risk life and honor in her cause;
Nor let the bird of Jove be rent
By the British lions catty claws.
Strike for your affairs and your ladies'
Strike for your wives and little babies,
Strike for the green graves Of your sires,
Strike till every mothers son expires.
Let our bold eagle, with lofty swoop, fly on;
And snuff the morning breeze,
And pounce upon the British lion
Like monkeys do on heasn
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

The following reaches us from correspondent,
who sends it to us as good specimen of I" Western
Wit"
Some few weeks ago, while the New York
Legislature was in session, Kentuckian was dining
at a hotel where many ofthe members were board
ing The members were employing freely at the
table the terms by which they designated each
other in their debates, as thus Will the mem
ber from Oneida have the goodness to pass the
bread 2 will the members from st. Lawrence
please hand the salt !" &C., &c. The Kentuckan
was not little disgustcd, he is apt to be with
any thing that savors of atectaton; and in stem
torian tones, he called to one of the walters:
viii the member from Africa be so good as to
hand me that dish of ham !'
The same correspondent tells a good story, al
though at somewhat too great length, of a Western
steamboat captain who hired off-hand shiltless
fellow at one OF the ports on the river, to go as
hand on board his boat to New Orleans for 9 forty
dollars. and found = giving him, in advance, five
dollars to supply an urgent presenl necessity. The
fore the first chickens crowed = but he never made
his appearance.
Long after the captain discovered him at
woodingstaton, jumped ashore, collared the dishon-
est hand" and asked him the reason why he did
not keep the engagement,
"W hat was the terms g asked the fellow with
the utmost GOODNESS and Indifference
Forty dollars month"; and found" replied the
captain; you know the terms we'll enough"
Very WELL" replied the recusant, did YOU find
me -
That was poser! The captain hadn't found
him until now, although he had looked for him at
every port and stopping place: on all the rivers he
had traversed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

NarsiGH Sf',c, jefferson. isrr'
V0HN SABINE, having permanently ,o-s'ed
- ia ibis city ter The purpose Of enii. rar.
.af Dr. GaaaS and brocfrg bHGres-, would
csli the aitc ton OF the citizens Of Cas- and
adjoinIng counties to has large aud eStons.vr
stock Of prv Goods and Groceries. which have
gteiy been purchased IN New iors and New
i-.hn-, Planter, and country merchants are
qnrsted 10 call and esauin. my rtort ,wIrh
embraces Dr, Good-, barge assortment SAD
de-, budle-, hardNare. crocsert ware, hs't.
a large and fine assortment OF iadi.-, boys, and
gcn'lemms ,hecs. etc, etc.
hROCEEIIS.-Ba Bacon coffee, sugar shot
and powder, nails tobacco, whisky, salt, &c.
winch will be sold A. los as any house in 'hls
city. Also BaVging and Rope viii BE- iurn-
lshcd to planters On customary term.
| eb >, lSJ3 ~
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jefferson Advertisemonts.

I " pifkiN, Dealer 90 GJocoiss, M
-. g ,ol', Cl2lir0 iron. Ns'lf. c... ef5
Dallas street, Jefferson. Texas. (Acxt aoof,so
Or. Pugh' Drug Sior)
Feb. 3. 1888. Is.
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Marshall. Shy IlIs5) rl5 i,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

DENNERs, MOsEiIY, 4 HALL, Ano'
, -rg' q Lac, WI practice IN the -evora
courts Of the sixth Judicial District. and IN tn
supreme end l1iersl courts Of tn. state n, Ty
Ter may 3.
A3drcS,. Z @ Senners, r Mo-ely .Jeiier-
on Texas; VI J Hail Marshall. Texas
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DENTAL. SURGEON.

.s-~ J \. JORDAN having perma-
>s7$AA neutly located IN Marshall res
'IifN peclfully tenders ~, services IN
the various branches OF IN. profession 10 the
citizen, and Vicinity. Al operations entrusted
90 hlm sre warranted 10 lie done IA the latest,
Improved, apd most sporior manner
btfnher IS, 1888 la-f
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II a. pkTlLLO, attorney al Lsn, Mar shsl Il
HARRISON county, Ioxls. nI
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- y sfANshuki, Attorney and Co0a-
II. ssi.or a. Ian, Marshall. Texas,
slag q, 1853. naS-iy.
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yIlH NIlTE OF TLNlN,

n - - Z y " ~ -
topNr % tiNtus'S.
Copniy curt pce.atulg 10 he e't"'e'of
deccascd PERSONS. a.. lam, :, y lN"7
NOTICE. d, here b, ei,ra that llHwI''n'p
~ Elicit sruttdi,u "t tIr ls'r."ns ahd 49,
tate. Of the hcir, 1t Nics E.h"iL d''e"-'d'
has flied ~ accounts for hlti set Irmet.i Win
his said wards. aud bat th's SlIl he "P'u'd
for examination AID ailowsn,c At The term
OF said court to be- held ia and t'r -a1I ruun
f.. ON the last Monday 90 December inst, 70
being the aetb DIV thereof. when I'D where
all person. Interested may attend and contest
them il they think pf"prt
By order of sad court,
o. nENDRiCk. OK
Dec ,. lsj3 ~ ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10
Law .Sottee.

l HAVE returned 10 NJ former residence
l ata office In Mar-nsl. Harrison county,
Icva-. never IN remove adm, and shal devote
myself NIth rsdoubed energy and uda.,ry to
al. ..e duties ii niy rsoiession.
". f. HILL.
Nav ltth 1853 "