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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

II is rumorsd that the Presjd.,, .,.
transmit to the Senate, . messase 49,. y"
menshog that letters Of Marque, b. ;.s.''
and the neutrality laws with Spain. h. ~
pended.
The L. $. war steamer Prioe,,o,A
received orders from the Navy Oeosr
TO hold herself J" readiness proceed ~
Havana.
/ On the 2Sth ult.. tho Vicksbu,r. H.
port. and Texas railroad land bin 49,
ce,ved in the lower house Of conp,.,. ~
the senate and with other bills OF NJ. A." w
,ure, referred to the appropriate eom..,..
David Robinson, deputy sheriff n r.
lumbus, Ga. was killed whilst eud..,,,,.
to afres, Jacob Boyd. fugitive from ,.'s
tee. Boyd and confederate. H.,
Wright. both fired At Mr.. Robio,.n
Wright's bail only took effect. Box wv
been arrested.
During the nigh, Of the :nh inst Il.
block OF stone sent by the Pope Of Roa"
for the Washington Monument, wa, No..
to pieces by some unknown persona
The Wall Street Reporter, says ia, Il.
Emperor Napoleon has lately invested ~
tween seven and eight millions Of f,.,..
various public securities IN New Yo,L Ell,
The steamer J. J.. Avery, from H..
/ Orleans Tor Cincinnati, struck a ssssi,n.
neiphborhood of Black Hawk point 80
sunk on the 9th inst -Four person, y.
known to be lost--the second m,,s -,
three passengers. The Goa. sad .s,,
total loss.
The Uniformed militia Of the Stat. II
New York numbers ~, $50 men, and M.
informed 293, I57-total 3l3,3l3 mrn
Jacob Albert, of Baltimore, worth in,
millions of dollars, died in Batimo,, IA
the 9th inst.
4 dispatch to the Charleston S,.pa,,a
SAYS 81, is rnmored that a young lad, Of
ceorge,owa, y. C., engaged to Dr.. G,ri.
ner, committed suicide on the 9TH inst
+ The friends of the Nebraska bill in Pa,
ton. assembled on the Common At noon n,
Saturday the tth INST, and fired a o,r,.-,
OF guns IN honor OF the passage Of w
bill.
Mr. Gales, of the National intelligence
expresses his regret through the columns d
that journal, that be WAS voted lor - pra
ter to the House OF Rcpresentatves, y
under the circumstances, he should h,,.
been 10th TO accept the appointment bal
it been offered to him, aud adds, that
he had had vote himself, he would mos
assur.dIy have given i, TO the family d
the late Gen. Armstrong.
The Norfolk papers state tina, the wsi,'
in the Koanoake recently rose within ~
inches OF being as high AS the grea. aooi
of 1851 Much damage has been dor.
to country roads aud bridges. The brit.,
on the Petersburg railroad over a err,
near Welden has been entirely swep, avn
and Will interrupt for a time the travel %
that road
WHEN the st Charles ief, New Orsn,
on the 10th INST u Tremendous fire wA 10:
ing on Magazine street.
A'rcad, the buildings occupied by Mssrn
Burrows 4 Ostrom AS liquor store, ~
that OF Sosihene 4 Thomas, liquor deals'}
T.. Wood Perry as "A general inrn'sh' :
store, \. Delgrave as liquor store, A.
addison n Co. Price. " alsh Il Co.
IlaalI N 4 4 40, N A4xi N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

OCT The Shreveport South Western OF
Wednesday, SAYS
We have now the satisfaction of an
nounelug through navigation. Since our
las, the $. W Downs, Cleona. Caddo. X.
VI jones, Texas Ranger, " &. Young,
aud Belle Gates, have visited this port We
learn from Mr. Benge OF Bonhan, tina, as
yet there has been 10 rise in uppor Red
River; but that Little river sulphur. and
several other tributaries are rising. The
silver at Fu''or, up to the l3th, had risen
ROME twenty feet.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

or An analsz aiion of Dr. tardiuer' .
stomach, showed ,ha, he died from poison
ing by strychnine
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

Secretary Marcy has instructed the 4,
s Mail Steamship Company not 10 pay the
tax of 10 pee cent imposed by the Gov
eminent OF New Granada, as tho United
States viii not permit It's enforcement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

or The New Orleans Picayune OF the
l3,h, states that ex President Fillmore Was
on his way tc New Drlnnus.
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MAJORITY for the Bill,

Tho Bee is surprised tina, Sam Hc'h
and John Bell were against the Bill,
thought they would be among the lo''''
of its friends The intelligent edl'o'
the Bee mus, have been nodding ~hs'
thought that Sam Houston wopd be
Of the first TO vote for the Nebraska D.
His previous vote on the Oregon bill "e'
have rendered il remarkable i" he
voted in any other way bu. aga'''
bill Ueiio
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

OF Attention Is called to the card Of
DR.. Hervey which will bo found among our
new advertisements.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

or II will be- seen hy reference to our
announcements, that 4. 7. DonlcY, Ls1., Is
a candidate fot 70 election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

OF Col D. 5. ien,ngs offers yaluabl,
lands FOR sale See his advertisement
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The parties Who sent ns the following
amounts viii please accept our thanks:
Col Julien : Doycreux three dollars for
dnh volume.
John W. Smith, Esq. four dollars, for
subscrption payment in full
Col. Milton Cohey, of Dangerdcd,
Texas, ten dollars; payment in full
Hon B. Rush Wallace. of san Angus
tine, eleven dollars; which phys subscrip>
tion in full to Vol @. No. /.
II all Of our friends would act like these
kind patrons we would &c, along finely.
OGIGIN OF rnr CorroN WORM Tho
Jefferson Herald says there is n gentleman
in Pamela who delights to show of before
his neighbofs, and sstound them with BIZ.
stock OF scientific information tpon hes
log asked his opinion rs to the origin OF the
cotton worm, he elevated his eyebrow,
assumed look Of wisdom, and replied;
The fa,ula Of the cotton produces a
tosI-, and goes through system of foza
ton, LOCATES and brings forth the cotton
worm
The Herald requests The agricultural pa
pers Of the world to copy.
or The Democrat OF Thursday. says
that there Is plenty Of water in Red River
" for all frnrtiral uurnosea" md IN. t,V.v
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GEN, CAss was confined TO his room on
10. lt,h instant
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FOR CONSTABLE
LATEST NEW :

{, " Slater 10 cnndiIair for tonsiahle m Mar
shall Beat No. D. al the ensuing August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

or Corn 10 now worth one dollar PER
bushcl il this county, farther wet, il is
esessd II one dollar and half; and We,
tAsss has been less immigration hi. year,
shsu the year rrtyipvs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

OF The District Court OF tass county,
commenced its Spring session on Monday
last, Hon. ". ". Morriss presiding, The
Judge. $. 7. Donley, Esq, District Nttor
ney, aud number of lawyers passed
through this place on Saturday last, for the
scene OF action. The Marshall Bar is rep
resented by the presence of several of our
able lawyers There were also mum
Der from other portions OF the District, aud
from Red River county. Owing to n bad
cold the amount of business on hand in
our office, mud dsinclination to leave
home, dc, &c, We shall not visit this
Court at the present term. We are not
advised ms to the size of the docket but
from the number Of lawyers in attendance.
we presume it is respectable. VIII some
gentleman drop rs line from Linden, and
give us an iukiIng OF affairs
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NOTICE.

Those indebted 10 the Republican Office for Sub
serp,ions Advertising or job osk wil. Go ua gfra
favor by settling up
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

Corr IS Y.sse is 'nud.dsie faf dc office If
Asssssor md Tar oNerfn ~ Harmon county 81
the ensuing Nugpsl sirciipn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

or Il will be seen by reference to our
new advertisements, tina, Mr.J " Prrkls,
Of Jefferson, has received large and ele
CANT assortment Of goods. Those ,ha,
trade At Jefferson would do well to cal. on
him; Cor, aside from his s.oek Of goods.
and the length Of his advertisement. Mr.
r. 10 4 clever gentleman aud fair dealer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

". ~. hu,,ofirrd tr announcs The tame Di -
fJ,sariea the present iuruat~nt faf re- election a.
tho Ollie Of cie7k Of the tounp touft a. ihc enfn
,ag Angusi election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

that there is plenty Of water in Red River
for all practical purposes" aud the ti,er
IL rising.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

Tur Jrr,rRsoN IIrRALD.-Ihc JeiIcr.
son Herald SAYS N reply TO little Iocuaf
suulb Of ours that the mistake alluded to
br US was a typographical error The
pro tenn editor remarks.
10 save the editor further trouble on this
point, we would remark that another Of like
character occurred last week ~ the article
headed " Texas \ majors which We sup
pose will vastly amuse bim, especially rs
his particular fricHd. sam Houston. Is al
ludcd to- where the word conspiracy
IA used instead OF aspirations, or some
other synonymous word. ~ 10 the res
mafks on the Hatd- aud d" Solts % OF
View ! ok. we have noth,ug TO say. The
editor aud writer OF that article j, absent at
this tune on his return, we pfe.ume be-
will SATISFACTORY, explnIn himself
We did not notice the typographical
error to which be aludcs above, but If We
had done 50, We should have been. by no
means. nstouished We regard It aver,
nntur, ml.lnke Tor priuter to make.
But we were certainly surprised thEi the
Herald should have published this lul,ome
nduiatiou Of Senator Houston, from the
culutnns OF tho Warrington Union. \
gentleman Of Nr Clark 5 intelligence" must
be aware of the course Gen. Houston has
pursued; and we regard him as too indie,
pendent 10 remain slleutup0n oar senator
rec ant vote against removing the slavery
restriction from the Nebraska territory.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

The Telegraph gives the following nc,
count OF shooting afhir IN Houston. on
Sunday. febnary u
We are panied to announce that Ger
man. named " lhelm Bower, WAS killed at
the Railroad llonse on the Cypress, on
SUNDAY, by Mr. John Boon. 1t appears
that MIR Boon ordered Mr Bower to leave
the house, which WAS on the land of Nr
Boon. aud some words passed between
them when Mr. Boon shot him with a rite.
Mr. Boon is in prison to await ms trial be.
fore the Distric, Court.
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FOR TREASURER
lnlt\IN NLLKh

JaAa VI Giou.r i a esniii,ie for if'aspr'r n Tia
ri-on .pnnty AZ fhr ensuing Augus election.
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The uniefsigpeJ tbaHtfd f., pasi faygr. 0ref
10Th ,foaiir, prercnis his name hefue he voters
al ilnfrtson county ~ candidhi- ior The office Of
fo.nfy ierk. at Tie snsaiag August -lsl ton.
T. & BtAILEi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

The telegraph wires are now pns up
through the city, and the operator here Is
Ia readiness to communicate with tal'es-
ton a. .oon AS the ,clegraphic cable is con
necttd with the wire on this side OF the
line IL few days the lightning courier
viii speed forth from city TO city, and the
citizens Of Galveston aud Houston will be
enabled to communicate with each other
b, means OF this most wonderful oi hu
nan inventions. -- Telegraph, March 3,
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Jahn 7 fort,H ,ss Candidate for i'fff0f and
election.
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puu>IpuNr,s MESSAGE,

Ia R,IaJDa TO me s'swe q the Black
Ildrripr
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Gilbert Wisaa b 4 .ndifaie inr Ne citcs ~ -
,,,sor I'D slftfor of 1hac, loo Harmon comfy al
tie ensuing Ansast tlef, On.
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rur Terrible EXPLOSION Ar HAhr>
,oup-yfe orf>rending Scene.-The Hart
ford papers bring iul! details OF the apP"''
M catastrophe, and from the DAILY Iimes'
of tina; city, we extract the following -"
diiional particulars.
About three hundred persons were en-
ployrd IN this factory. and about one mus
drrd were 1T work IN the section OF she
building which has been shattered from The
lower floor to the roof. the heavy unber'
be,ng wrench.d and broken, As u they had
been but mere reeds. All the windows OF
the main budiug are broken out, and the
side walls are cracked and leaning.
At 3 o'clock carriages were carving
away the mang;ed bodies in some OF whom
there was FAINT respiration, white 9th FRS
were still in death
We saw nine horribly mangled bodies
living in the shop. stih and dead. aud an
other Edward Laughing but family breath
ing. Some of these we're so bruised aud
d,.6ruf,d TIA, their own shop>mates could
not recognize them.
An arm was found for which no body is
vet discovered.
One oi the killed had his head torn from
his shoulders Others were ~ Na,iened IN
their faces and mangled. that they did not
look like human beings.
/, was painful to hear the shr'ess and
means OF the poor women-tbe wives and
sisters Of the dead The most heart.rcnd
ing erie. came from them as they went
among the dead and discovered by some
article Of clothing their near relatives,
F "Oh what shall do wha, ram do
VI, husband, speak tt,eak said poor
woman as she fell over a blackened aud
mangled body But he will never speak
again, poor woman. Your husband, Of a'h
leli- limb and an horr previously in the
bloom OF health sleeps forever, with nearly
a score OF his comrades. who have been
stricken in "A moment, while IN the ENJOY
meut OF tall health.
" hat q sad affair and who can estl>
mate or appreciate the keen suffering OF the
poor stricken families, without fathers and
protectors. tonight, We fear that there
are other dead bodies among the runs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-25

JOAN " H,ads'soa !. candidate far t'e tfiee :"
p,ssr,et Cierk OF Harrison county the cnaing IN
g,.si election.
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l35,. All ia s,rnr, IN, I,n,.n,.,,t thor.nf thr
stil Matthias p. ,Enunt roDr,,.,1 r,rl lin
Rctl E,tt, which j, nlrtir;,,lrIy described
in liz. Bill and itS ae,.omp,pyiiir exhibits
unto the said william Nc,Iiilou,riI by way of
mortgage; that afterwards. on the 18Th day Of
October, in the wear 1851. III, siiI William
McCuI,ough ~ his deed of t'atdlt fastened
Tie said mortg IIrauiscs thr co,prI,inaut
The 1911 further states, that the compl,i:l-
ant las b.an informed that sine, tLc cyccu-
ton of the se;d mortgage and assignment, the
slid Matthias 3. Mount has sold and convey
ed the said Real Estate therein mentioned
and dcsrribed,- ,ct orcours, to the atore-
said mortgag,.-to Inc defendant. Philemon
Waters, Of thc State of New jersey. for the
benefit Of the children of the defendant. viii
L IN Waters. who nos occupies it-brt that
| no s;lah deed ap1cars upon any Of the Land
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yETE del C Farmers 70 know that We
w Hre selling best qdalit! Q! PERUVIAN
GtAN0, dcliycrahlt itou the Peruvian Gov
crnmeut Agent 5 warehouses, at Feil's Point,
$50 thai il Requires 80 emphatic declaration
Of is ru"ity) at the Agents prices, Viz:
$50 - pc: ton Of 2.2lD lbs, Ct 81 per ton
iroH added Tor l2sa OF from ton to -, and
il quantities or2j 70 - tons at government
prices, miaom he G0!igr, payable in cash
ban.>lble lEni3.
We have also on hand, q supply Of the cell
ehratId "AFaIcAT t;vANo," Imported direct
.ia sp.iA.g ;go:H SAldtno Bay, aHd which has
given 50 much satisfaction to our customers
III former seasons. We likewise have Il trge
stock Of the NEXICAE GyANo, 50 highly rec
o,.in nt'ed BY Doctors Higgins and Stewart,
aud which W can II At as low prices as can
be- hi at 2ay brokers, agents, or dealers, in
the country.
Purchases viii pc delivered at any point in
Lie city j. the addition Of tha usual drayNge
J. MALCDM g co.,
Mar - By Dowlv's Wharf B4!to.
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Green LaTn Boarding School.

~ Or GIRLS, is handsomely situated near
a iuioayiiIr, Chester county, Pa.
ihc Sumner session will CONNIE nee Oh the
first dry Of filth lHoa,h next, and continue
twenty weeks. The coarse Of Instruction
embraces all The usual branches Of y thorough
English education, with thc addition Of draw
lr&, painln%, and the French language. No
extra, except for the French language, which
is &yc dollars per term. Tuition, board and
washing, city dollars per session, one heir ia
advance AID the remainder Il the close Of the
tvrin.
This school was successfully conducted for
seven years under the superintendent Of
NharleS Burlington and for tie last two. by
the present Proprietor; who, by the COM
mcnremclt Of the summer session, will be
prepared TO accommodate forty pupils Great
car sill b. taken to preserve the health aud
guard the morals o! those placed in her
chtrEa.
Daily access may he had TO Tie school bv
means of public stages passing through the
village from West Chester, Wilmington anl
Coelrmyi!!e. H. Circulars obtained Ly adj
dressing
EDITH b. cnALF.lNT, Principal,
Mar. Is, lsJi. Cajo"tj'c P. O.
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The Steamer Lady Wilmer,

CAPT. WM. WILSON,
4 Gs@S1n 17hayimg been thoroughly
aI.5S=l VI, repaired, has resumed her
lHz-E trips, and will ran as. fol-
lows:-Lclve Philadelphia Race St. Wharf
o. Wednesdays, at ! O'Clock L. NJ, for vii
lncr's Point, touching at Crlig's. Port Her
man Ford S. Oh the LIZ; aal Turner Creek,
Cas.ady's, Fishers, fseorg- Town All Fred
erie; Town, Oh Ii: S .5sltri&.
Returning, leaves NliE2r's Puirt ca Thurs
l1rs at . O'Clock \. NJ, II. arck Town 81
clock i. N.
Lave rAii l.lp'iit for Pot Deposit on
sltar llys, at / o'cio:E +. NJ, toa3,aiag at all
mt ,r,a .dilt2 pieces.
Returning, i.Ava Port Deposit at O'Clock
p. N. on Mond ,ys, and arriving in fhilld.l
rliia curly on Tuesl y !aornia%.
l.. IN darn traigtt m1si be pre- P0il.
Marsh - If
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III q Es T. rs b. w s,

NHE largest, the most fashionable, and H..
s. best assortment of mems, women's, ami
Oh t'dren's boots AMI oes, in Cecil COUNTY. is
TO be found ut the Subscribers BOOT & SHOE
STORE, in Elkton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
lie subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends, AMI the public generally, that he
has purchased OF his brother, (Enoch Crouch,
ms entire stock Of Ladies, Misses, and ciil-
Hreh's boot and shoes, and has commenced
manufacturing Ladies Shoes Of every discrip-
non lie IS now prepared TO accommodate all
WHO may favor him with a call, with mems =,
womcn's and chilircn's Boots and Shoes or,h,
best sort at very low prices.
THOS. C. CROUCH.
Elkion, June4, '53.
N. b. Country produce taken in exchange for
boots and shoes.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

NEW LONDON, Chester Co"niy, Pa.
7gviIL SUMNER SESSION Of this lnstilu-
q ton viii commence on the first MONDAY
of May and continue FIVE months.
TrRM3.-Boaraiug, Tuition Sc., SO.
Washing, Light in private room, Modern
Languages and Music, are extras at moderate
charges.
This Academy is situated in a beautiful
and retired village surrounded by IN hitelli-
gent and mora! community. Its pupils are
to very great extent alGof from those cor
upting influences that so ircqcmtly bcset
Schools OF its character. II is confidently as
serted that there are few places more iayora-
Bile for study, Or where youth can be cntrust-
ed with greater safety.
L. For Catalogues containing particulars
rs to Terms, Boarding, Disciplin, &c.
Address JAMES b McDOWELL,
Mar. ii, )l-tf. Triacipp|.
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Cabinet Furniture 6, Chair yereroo7ns

No. Is SOUTH ST. r.ILTLIGRE, ED.
FBSijE subscriber would beg leave to call
q the attention Of his friends and the public
generally, TO his handsome assortment Of
...,J CABINET FURNITURE, OF super
~ Tor Workmanship, and every variety of
.Gs-::E styles and patterns, sUch rs SoFAs;
Centre, Route, Breakfast and Dining TABLES;
Mahogany and Walnut stuffed and spring seat
CHAIRS; Tctc-a-Tetes; Whatuots; Divans; Ma
hogany French Bcdstcads; marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, and every thing in the Cabinet
line.
ALSO, a very large and desirable assort
ment Of cane and wood scat CHAIRs, Of the
best manufacturer; Arm, OAlcc, Children and
o. ur3e Chairs Scitces; Bedstcads; Hair ard
ilusk MATTRESSES and variety Of other arti-
clts in the housekeeping line.
l1~'Ordcrs from the country respectfully
so!icitcd.-Thc above goods will he sold on as
accommodating terms us any house in the
country, and having large stock, offers great
Inducements to purchasers.
BENJAMIN WASKEY,
No, - south Street, (red posts in tront)
n. B.-TURSIEG AND SAVING done with
dispatch, and on accommodating terms, Mt
10. SWAN STREET, opposite the Mary
land Institute. by BENZ. WASkEY.
Mar. IL, l85i.--ly.
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THHliI& is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tia, the sub
n scribcr Of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Levi W. Loiilnud,
late of said county. decd. All persons having
claims against the said decd. are hereby warn.
ca to e%hlhil fhe same with the vouchers there
iduly authenticated, on Or before the
23r1 Of January, 1855,
'ncy may otherwise by law. be excluded from
al! benefit oisoid estate. Alipersons indebted
10 SAID estate, are requested TO make immedinie
payment TO the subscriber. Given under NV
hand this 25th day Of February, 1854.
JAMES FORD,
Feb - CIV Admir-.