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(HALCAREOUS MANURES. By Edmund Ruff.
~ I'm. Fifth edition. 5us 8 b gs.Eea
MISSIONER Manuscripts, containing the History OF
the Dividing Lue bctwixt Virginia and NORM
Carolina, Journey to the Land Of Eden, "a, ~;
l7s3 and Progress to the Mines, written from 20
to 1876. and first published. By William BYRD
May 13 FhANCh Ia AAO "'
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The LONG BRIDaE has been 80 far repaired as to
admit the passage of teams well as pedestrians
over it. This ia contamination at which trav-
elers having business in the city, and particularly
market people residing on the Virginia shore,
rejoice.
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II Life and Writings Of Algerncn Sidney. -
One Year of Wedlock, by Emily F. Carlen.
A Review of 'sSpiritual Manifestations" by
Charles Beecher.
Gent Hebrews. sr.tss...,., I'd cs....,ttl4
Bridges Journal of an African Cruiser, edited
by Hawthorne -
AT TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Nav Ia "' Bookstore, near 9th st.
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. Nm Qork A1ptriisruienis,

LiTHOGRAPHaC STONES,
LNROm our own qaarries at Solentofen. Germa.
i ny, OF superior quality and All sIxes mn ia
60xS0 inches, at the LtwEsr PRICES.
.sf w JEC FL & SCHWARTZ,
Feb 4--3m IL Gold street Neu Wi,
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CTRAW HATS! STRAW HATs!-In great
y variety for Men, Youths, and Children, Of
every style, quality, and price.
large and fashionable assortment just re.
eeived, cheap for cash, or to my punctuai custom
ers. Call and see, at
-. :te CHAS. H. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. av., near a street.
May7- 3iaw3wif 81 [Union] fos4s4s i.
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HENTLEMEN'S WEAR.-Just received, a
" very large and handsome assortment Of blue,
black, green, brown satin, olive, and grey French
Cloths
Plain and fancy English and French Cassimeres
Many styles plain and fancy French Drlilings,
a come entirely new
Plain and figured Silk, Cashmere, Marseilles
And very rich and cut velvet Vestings, suita-
BILE to the season. rg1 ags F---.ts.-
Together with complete supply of Neck Ties,
Crayats, Pocket HANDKERCHIEF (silk and linen }
Gloves Hosiery, sc to which we respectfully in
vite the attention Of gentlemen.
April 2e-4w HOOE, RRO. & CO.
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VOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA.
i TION.-Ro Foaolers' Building, Seuenth
street, belosu FL near the General Post Ofice.-The
Library and Reading Rooms are open every day,
(Sunday excepted,) between the hours of three
and ten p. m. The best religious newspapers and
the standard reviews and magazines of this coun-
try and Great Britain are regularly received.
Citizens and strangers will be cordially vel
coined. astzs 81 te.c'
iah By Order of the Association. a256da ssk
Mar l-eotf e-.-a fst
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A FARM, about two miles and half from the
Capitol, on the Bladensburg turnpike, containing
scventy-three acres, was recently sold at private
sale, by Mr. H. N Gilbert, trustee, for eight thou.
sand dollars in cash.
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49, 49, THE LARGEST
SILK. RIBBON, AND TRIMMINel ftorreE
.54g sslt IN NEW YORK.
I fis.sg THOMAS G.. STEARKs,
89itg3 Importer and Jobber of
silks, Millinery. and Fancy Goods,
1852 Broadcay, Ne,o York,
IL AS now in store and 10 daily receiving and
IL Offering atthe lowest prices. q complete as
sortment of goods in his line, embracing all the
various and designs, consisting Of Black and
FANCY silks, MarceIines, Florences, Shawls,
trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Taffeta and Satin
Ribbons. Dress Trimmings of all kinde, French
and English Grapes, Grape Lisses, Silk Cravats,
Emorolderies, Gloves of all kinds, Silk Lace Mts.
bareges. Laces, White Goods, Hosiery L. G. Hand
kerchieis' &C. The undersigned invites the atten-
ton of the trade and his friends generally Great
inducements offered to cash and short time bu yers
THOS. G. STEARNS, 162 Broadway,
Between Liberty at. and Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Dec 25-lY
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THE LIouoR QuEsTIoN.-The City Councils hav-
ing passed joint resolution submitting the ques-
ton Of 'license'' emo license" for the sale of
spirtuous liquors to the voters at the ensuing June
election, the Sons of Temperance and the Order Of
Rechabites, a kindred association, have jointly
made provision for series of public meetings in
various parts of the CITY, in furtherance of the
cause of total abstinence, and particularly with
view to a triumph in the issue presented. y,
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81 Maiden Lane and SO Nassau ct, N.
t Is
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IN, State Of Texas,

COUNTY.
WIN. II. McGgnEE rs. JAMES q. WILLIAMS.
ID. 1853. $500
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
TO any Legal Officer Of Guadalupe County
GREETING: 80
HEREAS, William Il. MeGehcc, tho Plain.
till in the above styled cause, has this day
filed In my Office his account for lumber asainst tho
said James q. Williams, defendant, showing indcbt.
cdncss In tho sum of thirty five dollars and seventy.
six cents, $40 70, and oatl, having also been made
That the said defendant, James o. Williams IL absent
from the State OF Texas, 80 the ordinary process of
law cannot DO served upon him;
You nrc therefore hereby commanded, that You
cite said james o.. Williams, by publication of this
writ IN the Gonzales Inquirer, a newspaper publish.
cd in tho Town OF Gonzales, Gonzales county. for
three successive weeks, to bc and appear he.
fore mo ut my Office In the Town Of Scrriin. ON tho
last Saturday In the month Of July A.. ID. 1859. Il
hcing the Soth dny of said month. then and there
TO nnswcr tho complaint Of tho said William Il.
McGehce.
Herein fail not under the penalty of tho law.
but due return make thereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
Il. s. june A.. ID. 1853,
(- JOHN +. GORDON,
j.. r. g.. g.
! order publication Of this writ In tho Gonzales
Inquirer for three successive weeks previous To the
return day hereby.
j. w. CUMMINGS,
Constable Prcc. No. /, Gua. Co.
june ", l8b8-3.3w
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The Galveston Civilian saws a reolorical an

Tho Galveston Civilian says a geological sur
'fey Of Texas should no among the measures
provided for by the next Legislature. II IL M
frequently as important to know that valuable
petals do not exist in a particular locality as
hey do, as the very great amounts Of money
Mtcly drawn away, In this State, in unayailing
forts to find gold, plainly show. Gold and
liver arc not the most valuable minerals 10 be
eund. Iron and coal arc of moro important: .
If these can BIO asccrtained 10 exist in large
quantities, ne one should regret the absense Of
4ie more precious metals, as the former arc
generally considered. Much benefit hos usual
resulted from geological investigations, un-
Ger State patronage. We see II stated that In
&vcral counties in Ohio, where people sup.
bscd coal existed to the extent Of a few rods
hundred yards at most, the g~cologist In.
&rmed that they might consider their supply
j. exhaustable. The rise In real estate, In ar.
TENT ~counties, was v~sriously estimated at
ON ono hundred thousand dollars to five
pndrcd thousand dollars, when IL was known
PIT manufacturing means werc possessed In
)ch an abundance. Professor John Locke.
whom was assigned tho south. wcstcrn por~
Pn of the State, In n few moments demon.
fatcd 10 tho inhabitants Of West Union that
rock under their feet Was well suited for
pc, They had previously been hauling lime
humber OF miles. Even such information as
y Is worth tho expense necessary to obtain
and 1t In a matter of such general concern
TO place II @ithin the list or objects entitled
DO promoted at Mo expense and under tho
fce,ion ut the State.
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lFor tho Inquirer.
Ny Beautiful Maid.

TO MISS --A.-- or GONZALES.
How soft il the blush which tho delicate finger
OF fancy hns sketchcd on the clouds of the
West;
How sweet on its beauty at twilight to lingcr,
When the storms Of the morn have subsidized
n to rest;
But softer the blush which has mantiing
81 play'd,
And giowed on thy check-my beautiful
The tingc on the evening cloud soon will decay,
Its brightness viii fade in the shadow of
an night;
but the warm cheek Of beauty will nc'cr lose
81 its ray,
While sorrow can move II, or pleasure delight.
That blush.rosc of lovolincss never can fade,
The enchantnvnt of fceling--my beautiful
maid.
How sweet by the moonlight, in silence to
listen,
And catch the son strains that Goat ON the
stream,
And while on Guadalupe the moon.bcams
glisten,
How sweet TO believe It's a fAnciNal dream;
But swecter the song by innocence paid,
\ Tho strain that thou warblst--by beautiful
maid.
Gonzales, July 1, 1858. CosMorolIrr.
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The State of Texa.

UT
The State Of Isras-To the Sheriff Of Go..=ye.
County. Greeting
wv nEREAS, Sarah C.. Huffman la, fled her
petition with the Clerk of the District Court
OF said county, praying for n divorce from one Sea-
born Huffman, alleging that they were lawfully mar.
lied In the State Of Arkansas sometime in the year
1877, and continued to live together until the and
Jay OF October, 1851, when he, the said Scaborn
Huffman, deserted the petitioner without any jus,
cause md has continued To live separate & apart from
petitioner ever since and further, that during the
time she lived with the said Huffman, shc Invariably
treated him with the greatest respect and kindness,
and acted the part of a kind and dutirill wife. Bu,
that the said Huffman, unnlindiull Of his duties "a a
husband and disregarding the holy ties ofmatrimony,
enucarored To starvc petitioner by absenting himself
RON home ON divers occasions several days AT a time,
and refusing and ncglccting To furnish her with
inc common neccssarics of life. And on the 9th
uay oil August 1919 and divers other days, by cruel.
y threatening, cursing. abusing and beating her, pu,
her IN great fear Of her life and rendered her living
with him insupportablc, and that his said cruel treat.
n,cnt and dcsertion of her was wilfull and intention.
al; Aud whereas affidavit has been made by II. II.
Walker, Atty, for petitioner that the residence of
The said Scabom Huffman IL unknown.
These are therefore to command you to cite the snid
Seaborn Huffman, by causing this writ To be publish.
ed In the Gonzales Inquirer for eight successive weeks
previous TO the return day hereof, that he be and
appear before tho Honorable the District Court
of said State, To be holden in and for said county
mt the Courthouse thereof in tho Town of Gonzales
on the seventh Monday after the first Monday OF
September A. ID. 1853, thon and there TO answer
the said suit.
Herein fail not, but of this process with your
proceedings thereon make duo return To aaid Court.
@ Witness d. Willis, Clerk of said Court
u. s. and the seal thereof annexed ut Office In
- Gonzales, this 9th day of June A. d. 1858.
d.. WILLIS, elk, d. G. g. G.
Pr. 10. WILLIS, Deputy.
Come To hand the 10th day Of June. A. ii. ls58.
and hereby order the foregoing writ, to be pub
lishcd In the Gonzales Inquirer a paper published
In the town Of Gonzales, Gonzales County, Texas.
for eight successive weeks before tho return day
hereof, this the day and year above written.
w. L. BARROW, ShiE q. 9.
Gonzales, juno IL, lS53-2-Sw
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BENJAMIN B. Peck,

AS constantly ON hand a large and well sclcc.
IL ted stock OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
GROCERIES,, HARDWARE, WOOD. TIN
AND QUEENS WARE, SADDLERY
AND READY MADE
CLO2ULNG.
His assortment OF Dry Goods embraces all ar,j.
clcs necessary to supply the demand, consisting in
part Of
French, English and American ~Prints-latest styles
and most fancy patterns,
Lawns, Muslins, Ginghnms, Plain, Dotted and I'm.
broidcrcd Swiss; Irish Linen; Linen. Cotton
and English Laccs; Linen and Cotton Ia.
BILE Cloths; Fancy silk Parasols Fans
in great variety Blcached and
Brown Shooting and Shirt
ing; Denims; Cottonadc,
Linen and Cotton
Drills;
Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting;
Plain and Striped lowclls;
Bed Ticking; Hickory Stripes; Apron Checks,
Umbrellas, buttons, Pins, Tapes, Needles, genuine
Coats sewing Cot.9n, and every article belonging 70
the Dry Goods Line.
CLOTHING.
Cot'cnade, Linen, Dmp, D,Eta aud Casscmcrc
Pants; Fine Black Cloth, Drap, D'Eta, Alpaca, Lin.
Gu and Cotton Coats, OF every quality and stylo;
fine Linen Bosom, fancy Calico, Hickory, Check and
Stripe Shirts; Drawers, Suspcndcrs, Cotton Hlancl
ohu SIN tuuC CiuTuS anu DIuWcrS. ~
hats, BOO7S d SHOES.
Lcghorn,. Panama, Campcaehy, Kossuth and
Black SILK dress Hats, Plush Caps, &C.; also. a large
lot Of Boots and Shoes Of all qualities.
SIDDLERY, dc.
A superior lot Of Saddlcry just arrived from New
York, embracing Ladies' aud Gents Saddles, Bri.
dies. Bride Filings, ~Mariipgalcs, Rcins, s,irrups,
Bits, Circinglcs, Halters, Stifrnp feathers and Bug.
~, Stage, Wagon, riding and Planters Whips; also,
q large lot Of names, collars, DC.
HARD WARE, d..
A splendid assortment of Hardware and CUTLERY.
late from the best Manufactures, composing MI ar.
ticlcs nccdRl In that line.
hooks.
A late arrival Of Books, school and miscellaneous
also, staple and fancy Stationery.
Don't forget that old, well known, ono price ca.
Establishment Of PECK'S No trouble to show goods
please give Ne a call.
Gonzales, June 4, ls58-iy
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The New Work Express says, the cper,ns
s'ncn'ss ct the Crystal Palacc win We very
nd and imposing. The psessicM &c the
t"i States and tho heals IL dcnAss,ncnss
bs present on the cSsssscn. bcstdas many
h'eh and distinguished men ernm Al, parts
snv wcsht The msnAxrvs arr confident
ms ~sE ts able To open Il ~ ahs 18th II
sss,srdtes 10 the announcement alvsdy
~ AMI sc not entertain any slea &c narshss
HlNsncment. The work IA c~ens,ae,,v mr..
ssing with the rrssica c~esesisy. assi n. =,
cns srv spared 60 hurry Il fss~srtL
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osoHas Law Am SANTA ASNA.s-Ths New
prs Journal states tina, an agent of certain
rites there, len New otcans foe Vera cur
the Isl OF dune. with the object Of selling
santa ANNA the mnskets purchased semes
20 since hy Gec. Law, for koxu,h. and a,
A,ns a contract with Santa Anna, 10 M,rn,sl,
with arms, ammunition and other wari,ke
tcnAis, sufficient for the equipment of AN
y cs hundred thousand mcn
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PECKH

IL The fs"sv To bsy Govsis CAespy
Adde'S ssa 0snshsscr. rscA~e xisc M : CA
- and yea sis 6ri shas ne d. he ,Aiax -
neht IN the ear q senssg Goods Chssn bcnt
ssssgea us sssssd nsxt tr. nessa 81 ~ Cansssss
0e~sASs yrrs 4. isks ~
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Nis tsncssssc with s~iacn wealth. and We
duse = shGskle he~d wtwsse msslsnce VA,
Equal TO hanarcd pcanls to the square
VI We can isnagisr no ervNser nuisance
~ An mlsya han asddsrly rsl~cd 70 the
N cf . ninicssAsse
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Monroe & Brother.

OEHLEIIS NV
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES,
s%addlsry Leather, Glass and Queens Ware,
Iron, mills, Castings,
Mill and Gin Bands,
linseed and Lamp Oils,
White Load, Putty and Window Glass.
Hardware, Carpenters Tools,
Guns, Rifles and Gin Shooters,
Guitars, Victims. Flutes, Accordeons and Music,
School and Singing Books,
Groceries and Liquors,
lumber and Shingles.
Gonzales, July 3, ls6s-ly
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NOTICE.
Gonzales July 8, lsss-e-a
SALE OF LAND,

GUARDIAN SALE OF LAND.
order of the Hon. Chief Justice of the
- County OF Gonzales, ! will sell mt the Court.
house door In tho County of Gonzales, on tho first
Tuesday In August next, tourlnndred acres ofland,
or II part thereof, situated In Layaca County, and
out of tho headlight League of A. Kent, near tho
centre, and belonging to the estate of Sarah Il. Dill.
lard. Sale on a credit of twelve months, with up.
proved security, and a mortgage-lien retained for
the purchase money, and at public auction within
tho legal hours.
s.. b. COMFY,
Guardian Of Estate of S. L. billiard.
Gonzales July ., ls53-6-3w
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Matthews & Willis,
ESPECTFuLLY Inform their friends and the
- public generally, that IN addition TO their
stock already on hand, they arc now receiving direct
from New York, n
NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,
consisting In part Of
0snaburgs,
Domestics, Tickings,
Cottonadcs, brown bleached
Linens, Csssimeros, Flanncis. Prints
Printed. White 4 Embroidered Muslips 4
Lawns, BLACK aud Fancy Silks, TiSruos and He.
reyes, 3'nghans, coson aud linon D~riilinps. Hosiery
"'o'ee, Wells, wrought Coiia,s aud Sleeves.
READY MADE cLoyyyyG
Tor uminor wear, Of every variety Of st,ie and rat.
tern, f'
HA7S.
A large and vssiod assortment.
B0o7S & SH0ES.
Ladies' silk and Lasting CATERS Jenny Iinds,
anu Misses Shoea assorted. Gents. Cloth Lasting 4
Md CATERS, Pumps, Slippers, Boots Of every Kind.
HdRbuARH
blacksmith, Bench aud Farming Tools. Ptourh.
Aaarefs, Traces. Los Claims, Axes, nroa.isScs, and
= - w tNtitr, hfitS< t1ftutt. ftuts
ges &C.
7YNWARE
baekosS Fans. DirIers. s~,rainsrs, Lard cAas,
Sprinklcts. Nc.
WOODWARD
Tales, Jackets, Trays. Relhng Fins, Axe handles.
SdbDLERr
Ladies' AMI Gcnss Saddles, nldles, Nsr,InrAleA
GIsshs, Ssirsaps and feathers, WHY'S Of ever, k,aa,
C~soarerss ta,res aad Saddle Bags valcs-, Fasry
Harness. ffoush COtssss ssS nssklsats.
NEDicISHS
Qsiaise. Calomsl, ssssas us No. q fssssAnass,
Nastaag t&naasent, Pain Killcs. Jsyaes' Medicines
al several lirdss SsrsapArt.la. Ritsh. S.ess. Iaa'
seed ard Lamp ca, r~aspsnxne. Whit. and RiscA
tcat 1iass. russs. and = great yasses, 81 css~s ar
ssss~ too naasefc's 10 s~seatsea, Al &c ~hich se eass
Tor sale a. s~sasessse spi steafs psiey~
teh in sna esaxoine' Qua s&e~k wr neser essxrp
fe she~ine sscaS On The c~sasrsss take srcss raca.
ssse Va eshstssaag useot. ESPECIALLY ~ The l&iica
0snssacAS Jsae Z, lsas-ty
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NO O X THIS TIME.
Ill. those indebted to the undersigned, by note
"a or otherwise, must call aud sctilc by the ir~t
day of September ncsL or | will 10 compelled.
however painful Il may be, to place thsm In the
hands OF All officer FOR collection.
G. c. DEWITT.
Gonzales June Q, is5s-~s.G
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y. l.. beaumont 4 Co.
6 CHEMISTS
GONZALES-TEXAS.

AVE on hand a largo assortment Of n
IL DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, -
~ fact tho greatest variety ever brought into
this market.
They respectfully solicit tho attention of Physi.
clans, as well as the public, ~ q stock Of
Fresh Medicines,
just received and now being opened. Thcy would
also ask a liberal share Of tho patronage and custom
which has boon extended for tho last twelve munths,
PRESCRIPTIONS
will be CAREFULLY compounded and put up with
neatnoss and despatch at all hours.
Gonzales, June !, ls58-ly
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SHERIFFeS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
Y virtue of and To satisfy an execution In my
- hands, TO me directed by tho Clerk OF the
Dlsuict C1urt OF Gonzales County, In favor Of tho
State of Texas We. w. NJ. Parchinan for tho ann
OF sixty-two dollars and costs Of suits, I will offer
for sale within tho hours prescribed by law, at tho
door OF tho courthouse In tho Town Of Gonzales.
on the 9th day of July, A. d. 1883,
TWO AMERICAN HORSES,
tho one q rod sorrcl, tho other a roam. Levied up-
IN as pointed out to me by said Parchman 70 salts.
fy tho above named execution.
Terms Of sale cash.
w. L. BARROW,
Sheriff G.. G.
Gonzales, juno 10, ls5s-s.sw.
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A LIST OF LETTERS

= LETTERS
o Post Office at Gonzales
, 1858.
Hobbs, J. NJ.
Hairgrove, S. r.
Hutchcns, Vim. NJ.
Hart, A. j.
Harrison, Chas.
Hobbs, James NJ.
Hinnant, Nancy
Hodges, Charlotte
Hunter, VIM. T..
johnson, Miss Betty
johnson, A. J.
Kennedy, d. F.
Lawrence, joel w.
laAuueruale, John
Lewis, Hugh
Little, John
Norris, John NJ.
Met ulloch, Maj. Benz.
Net lintick, Robt.
Mccoy, Richard
Mick, j. II.
MoSson s. Samuels
MeMullen, r. N.
Newton, Benjamin
Nipps, A.
Nicely, Harvey L.
Power, l..
Pauncy, David.
Painc, JAS. A.
Peoples, DR..
Pickett j. Il.
Reynolds, John II.
Russell, Jonathan
Roberts, Chas.
Rogan, ID. 8.
Stansell, Sarah
stanscll, William
Stanscll. Adelaide
Stump, WIN.
Simpson, James A.
Smith, DIR. Lewis
Scott Benjamin
Stevens, Henry
Tully, DIR. II. G.
Taylor, Jamcs
Taylor, John Is.
Williamson. Joseph
Wells, Richard
Walters, John
Ward, John
Wilson, John l..
JOHN LAW, r. N.
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-" A spirit rspses sAys shaa nr. Franklin
csesssd . esssssss vessssrs sewing ~ sscAss
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ID EXAMINING In Il,
- on the LIST Of Jul,
Alexander, q. NJ.
Asher, Thos,
Allen, ID. w. or Hudson
Allen, Chas. w.
Audrey, Alexander
Brownfcld, ID w.
Bur:cson, John
Barnett l..
Brown, Galitin
Beatty, John b.
Barnett, r. T.
Boatwright 4 Lipscomh
Barnett, Mrs. Mary
Bolani, q.
Burlcson, John II.
Boom, NJ.
Baker, jesse
Burleson, Robeeca
Barnes, Jas.
brown, John Douglas
Beck, Mr..
Barnes, Davis ii.
Beatty, Morris
Baker, q. ID.
bunting, Davis
Blunt, III.
! Canady, Jarct
Concy George G.
Clard, Eliza
Chairman, Franklin
Carr, DanT. r.
Carr, Robert J.
Daniel, VIM. +.
Drasdo, George
Dewitt, II. Il.
Davis, Jas. h.
Diiworth, g. A.
Dilwortii, p.
Daniel, GEORGE
Embry, X. A.
Embry, Eliza
Flowers, VIM.
Forest, q. Il.
Franks, Susan
Glbborny, Mortimer
~Gllgcnholu,, Y.
galloway, @.
Gray, Jas. G.
Gray, John
Hoffman, II. =.
Hallmark, James N.
July 3, 1853.
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Administrators Notice.
NHE County Court of Gonzales County having
- at It's April term, A.. ID. 1888, appointed mo
Administrators Of the Estate Of Solomon simmons
aee a., notice ~ tncrclorS given ;nat all persons hav.
ing ea'ms against said Estate must present them
10 me, duly authenticated, within the time prescr,b.
cd by law, or they will DO forever barred; and all
tnose indebted to said Estate will please make Inn.
mediate payment Il. y. FLY.
Administrator.
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INTENTIONAL

Ii those citizens of Gonzales county that have
"A not paid THEN Taxes for 1852, are requested
TO call upon John Law N, the Post Office in Con.
zales, before the twentieth Of the present month
and pay this tax, thereby saving themselves costs
and the Assessor and Collector the modification o.
advertising and eventually selling their property.
~ further indulgence cannot be given. -
ELI Mitchell,
Assessor and Collector.
Gonzales, July 9, l~s53-5-3t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WHOSE Indebted to tho undersigned win have
- an opportunity of ~sctileing their notes und nc.
counts, ny calling ut the Office Of Mcssrs. Jones 4
Harper, Gonzales, and will confer u favor by so
doing.
EDWARD MALLOCH.
July o, ls63-6-G
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Administrators Notice

Administrators Notice
ErrEts Of Administrative. upcn the Estate n
- Lewis Borcn, decd. were granted 10 the an.
dcssigned by the ilonf. Cissf Justice III t,cnsaIcs
County at tbe March Tsup, isSa, of the coan,y
Court 81 said coaniy, all rerscns having claims
against said Essatc viii present them within tho
time prescribed hy law.
WINFIELD AFFORD,
AdmS 81 Lewis 1lcrsn. saccd.
Gonzales, April ~. asss--s-aw