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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

Tn travelling from Ohio 10 western Indi
4 90. "a April. lss,. I les, Land Warrant No. leo,
Or ~ acrcs issued - James Hoopet, from shich. A.
Ter much search. ntthing has been heard. fhere
no ssslxrment on sait Warrant. fersons are ustGed
DOT % parchass said Warrant the necesssrf means
nave sesn sakea 70 pFocure dupleass nom ne prop
er 0csce a. Washington Cify.
JAMS sHKRNAN,
sasaf Greek iovDtalp. ViFo ecanu lad.
Aug- q. fssa-~s~
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10
For Sale.

IN AcRRs or LAND with = snail improvement
~ situated miles southeast Of this city near the
canal s. HARHERr.
Aar g-awtf Real Estate Ageat.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

For sale.
HOUSE AND LOT In the town Of
Prainston can Re purchased ai low rates. 81
this ofCs als. 81 al land aGioininG tho shove
Aus eT,a~ff s. HARBERr, Agent.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

vssnh.K alewal-N certificates ~ ,.rses.sste
oar ssscrtlons
FaoF Wooo-Dear Sir -, ssTfst fer srvfrsi
lesrs test Becoming rtrtHtD-t.-fk fIaf. tsrftu
led - afarsir~sk Nlicf f-tit sIfiI-
CallIr 81 oil rrrtsFIfl te lr tfFssifr ~ ~ I
commenced usinr fl-'r hrsfnistixe ii. - ~
months afo Il uss in ttlf cet fitlInt tla lts.1-
Continued titi within fLe is~t tsfe-
las tarntd 10 It's nara 81 rclir tfd s>>ttt lt.f
srf sonucss grcsll 10 - liri fs o. tsn-f lrttttd
- tLe sTrlcatlor ~ Ci..rrsr tfff ltftt..r.tlt
have tssl ase1. rcs-44l o. e. -n ip..ssr rst,t
&c Ter every Ids = tlIet. viflIss - -
Hair Restorative or fl tlt siil-. i.l1 tsf a. .ftss
lac beaEttfs u 1Er lsfg sfr .--rs.i ID
reief 80 s.skil eorntcrtsira1s lesft0fits 60
lasf4. cfofi
.NKs-Sl MODS Ia .tstf.1t.
Clnc447ssf otio -, l-s-.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

His remarks in yesterdays issue is
worth more 10 DAVIS than anything be OF
y could say or do.-Jos0naf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

Add i've ~ 81 fEc uaTos not kntW1-
" u D'cAAP
J MAKyir. k1elioneef
August -. i-56 d. sv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
LEGAL ADVnnTISEMpNTs
TllE STATE on TEXAA.

T. Nf Mrri0 of Dalfn county GrCtiiHg!
NJ llEl'lAs liuloti,h 4. inwlius has, by
W hi- attorneys, ud hit petition IN the
office Ol thg District clcfl al md county, al.
lodging that on the 1 day ol January, ls5b,
he was the owner NJ certain tract Of land
situated In said Dallas cpun,y, granted to the
heirs OF Rodcr,k Bnwlms, Decreased, on the
81 dag of MAY $50, hy letters pntcnl from
the Slate Of Texas aud described rs follows, to
wit; Ga Ten Mile creek about 10 miles s.,
| !" T., Of the town OF Dallas,
Beginning at stake Ia prairie, the west
corner OF survey No, - aud the east corner Of
survey No, 30, from which pecan bears 5.
81 W 300 yarus, another bears n 3 T. Ia
Vams-thcncc with the northeast line of No
%, n 30 w $40 yars To u stake on said line
from which lorkcd oak bears $ 80 W "a
varas--hcnco n Il l. 800 yams to stake ,,o
conditional corner made by agretmc,,, bv soiJ
Rawlins aud u l. llOll--lhc,ce N ia w
lIso vamS to sIatt-.ncnce cast. at 800
yaTas past lh@,nas :, Philips southwest cor.
"c' 10 stake On his line from which u forkcd
cottonwood bears Sll L 2l9 varas, another
cottonwood the southwest corner of said sur.
, rey bears west 22id varos--thcncc S 1891 va
rus TO a stake running with Samuel Kellcr's
W Iinc-thcnco f i59 ynrns TO n cottonwood
standing ON large and dccp.washcd branch
thence down said branch with lis meanderincs
S ., w 1854 ynras TO Spanish oak-thcnce S
l52 ynras to a stake on Baden's W line
from which iorl;ed pccan bears S 81, E so
varas-thcnce with said line S Cos w $50 varas
to the place of beginning, containing $50 acres;
and be NJ so the owner and in the possession
of said land, that Madison NJ Miller and Mary
Miller, his wife, William Wampler and MiIly j.
WampIer, hiswifc, John Chapman and NancyC.
Chapman. his wife. and NJ S Wampler Tres.
ident citizens o. Dallas county, Texas,) Daniel
iiolton aud Mary Ann iloIt5n, his wife, John
Boldly and his wife Aun l. Boldly, residents
of Adams county, Illinois, Sarah X Holton
and others. her heirs, whose names are I'M
known es.dcats Of sand Adams county, ILL
nois, and who are under thc age of iwroiy.one
years and who have no regular guardian
In this State; and frederick L. Wampler,
resident of said Dallas county, Texas. wlnisa
minorunder theagc ul tweuty.one yearsnndwba
has no regular guardian this Sm.c--ic'cn
ants broke and entered the close Of pelfl
md trpd down lhc grass aud herlage Of
value of lhae thousand dollars, that said d.
PENDANTS ffauducntly set up title TO mil uac.l
Of and claiming the same as hcirs 20 law of
Roaeritk RowIns, deceased
PETITIONER prays that said deieu IN rs be cit |
I'd Nv nersopaI ser, lee. and hv publication as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
WEAVER A. WEAVER,

WEAVER a. WEAVER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT LAW
WILL practice their profession IN the courts
w of the 9Th Judicial District, and adjoining
counties in the 9th Strict attention will DO Civ.
en- to all business entrusted to their care and all
money collected will be promptly rcmitted to the
proper persons. Address
s. s. WEAVER, W. I, g. WEAVER,
Gainesville, Tcras, Alton, Terar,
REFER TO
JONI A SUMMERS and JonN JACKSON, GAINESVILLE;
JOHNSON Il GRAY, Mt Pleasant; NJ W MATTHEWS,
Rockwell JAMES reilly, Houston; DLLARD Il Co,
Shreveport, La; ALLEN URouuARr, Daingerfeld;
HuGns 4 BLACK, Austin; GREEN VANsIcKLE,
1ARRANT; HARRY ROGERS, Esq, Cass county.
September %, lS55-23:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
D;ssoIutiosa ,

MAT. Nj. BuRFoRD having been elected
~ Judge &C the 10th Judicial District, theS
co-partnership heretofore existing between him
and John J. Good, ii tho practice OF the law,
ander the name and style Of Burford n Good Ia
dissolved. All unfnishe business will DO atten-
ded to BY John. J. Good. Esq, who Is authorized
to collect all debts due Che firm, and settle all
demands against III * ~ ~: \ (. Y 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


HAVlNG permanently located In Dallas, res
~ roolfully tenders his professional services
TO the eitiacna Of this place and the surrounding
country, With an experience OF eight Yeas
practice Of his profession he feels conldea Of Nh,
ability to treat all who may favor aim with their
patronage skillnlly' MAJ 30 !5und at sayro {
ihomns's Drug store, or &c the Crutehheld House.
when ne. professionally engaged.
Dallas, Texas, March %, ls56--iltf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
.gVsst Eseceiyed,
ADMINISTRATOR Noticc.

WI HEREAS, at de March Tenn, 1866,
" Of the Probate Coun Tor Collin County,
The undersigned was appointed Ada. illustrator
Of the Estate Of WiIlisn n Shirley. $50
81 Ills IS therefore % notify all persons ray
isg claims against the said Sheriey 10 prescott
The salae within the iiape prescribed by lan.
THOMAS N. SCOTT,
q aril o6[ ls5s;.- 1871 idsninislrnlnr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
JENNINGS and moore, 1.

ATTeRNIEs At Law AND GisssEFAL AGENTss
dustin, Texas,
Will attend the Supreme and Federal Courts, at
AuAtin Galveston and Tyler, and the District
Court Of Travis County and may be especially
retained u attend such cher District Courts as
may be comps tibie With heir prior engagements
they may 30 found at tia Attorney General 3 Of
ice. old Treasury buildings 52:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
B, WaI.rcn Stone,

ATTORNEY and co UNSELL OR AT La w,
WILL practice in the counties of kaufman,
w Collin, Denton, Ellis, and Dallas, also in
the Supreme Court ut Tyler; and In the Probate
Courts of Dallas and adjoining counties.
Special attention will be given to collections
and the periecting of titles to land.
Dallas, Dec. 30 1858. tnlly)
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
a. M. KEEN. spryevo,.

M LII locate and survey lands in the Upper
Trinity and Brazos country, north of the
Pacific kailrcad reserve, on reasonable terms.-l
Address, Fort Worth, Tarrant county, Tcxass
RTEEs To-John Il. Crayens, Palestine; Bar
net, Swing a HARDWOOD, Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
IL. d. d. THOMAS. NJ.
Sa.rc & Thomas,

DRUGGISTS AND APUTIIECAKILS,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
w AVING formed co-partnership, for carry
Ia on the Drug business, the undersigned
would most respectfully inform the public, that
they have now on hand large supply of all artic
clcs in their line, and are daily expectation OF
an additional invoice of
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
purchased in New York and other northern cities,
which will make their stock equal if not superior
to any assortment in Texas
We warrant our drugs to be pure and unadul-
terated, and would particularly solicit the pat
ronage of physicians, as they can fill orders as
low as the lowest, and are determined to give sat
isfacticn, and supply no inferior medicines.
Orders from the surrounding counties respect
fully solicited and promptly attended to.
SAYRE & THOMAS
Dallas Texas, April 49, iS56.--tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
MIsCELLANEoUs.
Louisville Agricultural Works.
KENTUCKY CORN AND COn Mill

u Is wcllknoWn that ihcw Il greai ssons -, Ia -,
w m E's 'ss lesdls Il 10 stock anl thai Their,
And l Gully reason at mills arranged M prdnrr h.e
mi g - re ir,re generally n,roinrsd among planters
In he aa hn their complex arrangemeni aud high cost
nr, ''rh'ucy Corn and Cob NH, o which the above Is
ae 'fraying, claim 10 have poductd machine at once
,he'ti, substantial ad cheap while Its arrangement sim
pie the ordinary hand adjust and operate IT, Th
machine unlike any oher regulated by u single
crw, which Is easily moved by hand aud applied directly
der the centre Of the mill.
Any using these Mills will hnd clear saving Of quar-
ter ~ their corn the old plan offc,ing.
We warrant mills 20 give entire satisfaction, Purchasers
may them for thirty days and not satisfied eau return them
anl get their money,
TAey ~m grind Corn and Cob az 6ne d,s,d at ne o
ioWiHg rate, per hour, ,rifh one horstF
No Ito bushels per hour Weight $50 his Price S25.
The above prices include the complete MN ready hitch
without further expense and be set in operation In Ave
minutes time
suon two letters Of the scores received common.
daoy u Cshcrs, and they will he recognized coming
FROM gentlemen Of high character who largely engaged In
stock raising and feeding In Kentucky.
foRIsT GRovg, Franklin county, KY, Nov. !, 1855
Messrs. MiLHR, WSGArg, Co-Gentitnsni-I have used
II your Kentucky Corn and Cob Mills for months and
hnd every thing that farmer needs In that way grind on
sixty bushels day with horse making hno article Of
crush AMI with apparently fatigue 10 the horse Taking
consideration the quality Of the crush the simplicity Of It's
strction gnrss ofdra strength cheapnes consider IL
the best article ~ the Kind that has notice.
Very Respectfully, Tll0s, STEELE.
l0crsT HUI, Franklin county Ky, Dec. u 1856.
Mssrs' MlLrn WSGArP, 4 co.Gsnnfmen Having
bought II Your Kentucky Corn and Cob Mills trial, Il Is
we'll that should by this time express my opinion about aud
can hut that am entirely satisfied and well pleased with H.
IL will grind from six bushels hour and work
horse ten years attends It. The meal fine
enough makes excellent horses mules cattle; and
is especially good for calves and sheep friend Of mine, who
has that six barrels Of ground by IT, will feed
his lot Of mules well eight bltis in the M the usual
manner introduced the first Crushing siil Into this country
would for reasonable consideration dispense with the
Use ofonc. With Respect. Your Friend, &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
Crockett a. Guess.


ATTORNEYS AT LAW-Ddlias, TEXAS,
"AVING formed an association, will dill
II gently and vigorouly practice their pro
lession in Dallas, and the adjacent counties, ant
in the Supreme Court Of the State, and Dis
trict Court Of the u. y.
n They will promptly attend to the collect
ing of debts, and investigating land titles.
REFERENCES.
John IIemphill. Chief Justice s. g., Texas
Thos. j. Jennings. Attorney Genersl, Texas,
Thos. j. Rusk, o.. S. Senator, Texas, NJ. d.
X. Taylor, State Senator. Jefferson, Texas, O.
Hartly, Galveston, Texas, Doct,D, Jane, Phila-
dclphia, Penn, DoRosset Il Brown, New York,
Reid. Sprague Il Co., New York,
Office opposite the Herald Office.
June %, lS55.-nolltf
HAVlSG associated ourselves in the practice
IL of Medicine, We very respectfully offer our
professional services to the public generally, and
will give strict attention to all cases entrust-
cd to our care. =. B. PRYOR, NJ, Dii
n5tf CHAS. II. PRYOR, M. d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
DALLAS STEAM MILLS,

DALI As STEAM Mills,
GS$ AT THE r. Ss~ysas,o A.
SSss1sE CEDAR SYRINGE As,l ~
ssssSazsss'sSsA Dallas Co. Essgsaa:sssx=,
FHyHESE Mills are situate at the main Cedar
L. Springs, "a miles North from Dallas, and
are now in successful operation, and will be
able to furnish Flour in quantities to suit pur-
chasers short notice. corn ground for the fifth.
under the charge of w. X. NJ sSTEN, who
viii sell goods on as favorable terms and
prices as are given in Dallas.
Wheat bought for at our store in Dallas, and
at the Cedar Spring store.
GOLD, & DONALDSON.
Dallas, Texas, April Z, l855--52:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
MIsCELLANEoUs.
Death 10 the screw Worm.
LOUDEN e. cos
GMER0k EE l.lNAM RNT

1
THE GREAT DISCOVERY oF THE AGE.
vINiiR undersigned, proprle,ors OF Loudea 4
u Cos Cherokee LiHaasHf and Ssndsrd Ihs,,-
" Medioins,, having had their attention called 10
the great Importance OF y remedy which would
efeetually destroy the Screw Worm In stock, and
prevent the attack OF the Biow Fly. have now tho
satisfaction 10 announce TO the citizens Of Texas,
that they have discovered the great remedy,
which Is warranted TO expel the SreW Worm
instantly on application,
Read he sridsnoe Ssiolr. coming from di,nisres-
ted 6ih sens Of Isras.
The following is extracted from letter receiy-
ed by Louden Co., from highly respectable
merchant Of Texas
" Your Cherokee Liaa,asHi was used by far.
mer IN Grimes county, as a substitute for Caio-
met, Tvpeniine, Ta5aooo Juice, or Fish OH, and
the result was, II destroyed tho maggats iounsdi,
afsiy, and the smell OF II proved so offensive 10
the Blow Fy that they would not make second
attack where the Linament had been applied to
an injury.
"In that section Calomel and other remedies arc
entirely superseded and much expense saved by
ck.raisers."
WV. lIESRY ELLIOTT, Druggist, OF Houston,
Texas, writes, November IL, 1854: al can and
will vouch for the efficacy Of your Cherokee Lima.
ment from personal observation, and l unhesita-
tingly recommend il 10 all persons engaged in
raising or having cattle, hoi ses, hogs, sheep, 30.
The application 10 simple, and in no case has
IL produced any bad effect. Apply with feath-
er or brush, sufficient TO saturate the place where
the worms are deposited, and they will yacate
and fall dead in five minutes. II Is seldom ne
ccssary to make more than one application"
Extract from letter from the Hon. DAVID c.
Dickson. Of Anderson, Grimes county, Texas,
dated August q, 1855 -" Londen d. Co.'S Cher.
okee LinGmet is the Grtut Remedy for the des-
truction of ip0rms or mdgg0is which trouble tho
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
0sCEoII,Is. 81 AND aRIsT MILL,
Is, ON elm FORK, DALLAS CO.,

'Ifl \ r
FEyhe undersigned would most respect-E -
y fully inform their friends and the go
pubic generally, that they have just completed
and new have in complete running order, SAW
AND GRIST MILL, for saving, and grinding
corr, md that tier Eili be in readiness to grind
wheat. also, ina lew weeks, Their mill is stu
ated o. tpe Fin FORK of Trinity, about four and
a lasf miles North West Of Dallas, on the main
rga leading 10 Bifdyille.
'fhcg VIII grind corn for toll, for one-eigIth,
and wAsat be anie II te as soon as their wheat
DILL is rea5F
Aesinr ep = ecnsi5ersble expense in fitting
up efsjf Tll's 70 .h best manner, and bsins do
tslaasi'ie 40 .astss u siissf patrons. they res
pecsAilli s9lieit Q sare.oF zz:ssor. j
tssNREE ". BAIRD & co.
Daiiss; . prii 1S5S--52:iy
& lgRE'S sSIIpflaDFss Az. FAMILY FILLS
~ bare iee;i found cinisnIfsY cseinI IN the sol-
losing aissasee ili6ns sssaitzare and intermit-
ting fes "a. disc. Of ti.ifliFtl lvdiee, indi.
ssisiies, eqsssir i:iisps q ;-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24

Mr. Fry, Of lhe New York Press, being
called on 10 reply 10 coast in honor TO tic
craft, at the late celebration Of the Typogmph.
ical Society, made II very excellent speech
the speech-of the evening decidelly-in the
course Of which he said
"Thpre are two kinds of weapons. We
have Paixhan guns, MIME rifles and Shapes
rifles; but there is one thing that shoots fur
Their than all these. II is the shot from the
type battery. 1t goes around the world; it cir
clos cities aud threads plains; it wends its way
through woods, it ra,tles in rigging of the ship
on the mos. distant seas; it is never spent
when aimed Iii III, but ricochcts striking with
fresh force every form Of evil. !ishonor aud OPP
preston I firing, ihcl let your aim always
be true, and remember. that TO hit the mark
aim little above il.
This is handsomely said There can be
no doubt OF the power of,,his formidable bat
terry, but il ought not to be forgotten that il
is as powerful FOR evil as for good. Were it
always and universally enlisted in the cause
Of truth and peace, who can estimate the val
liable res lis to human knowledge and happi-
ness that ii would produce? But unfortunate
ly, lis good is not unmixed; it often eXcites
civil; and social commissions and discord, and
ministers ~ low' and groyelling passions
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
Combined Reaper and Mower
HARVESTER

HARVESTER,
We building for the harvest OF 1896 five hundred Com
bncl Reapng and Moving Machines Of construction,
nd to which will give the most unqualified warantee
heir performance In every respect and that they shall be Of
cr material construction and workmanship than any other SINH
machine IN Use. Price, cash, $40.
This machine Is warranted with pair horses from
NJ In l5acrc Of kind Of small grain per day %
OF grass and TODD better than be done with tic cradle
scythc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
TRINITY MILLS.
<pexzzuzn n NIDPTIJ pENJn -

eG- No e,1I,1 ad BEND' g.
~ ssslssszzas TEXAS. sses=szsssssksesza
: I HE undersigned have erected and have now
/ in full operation, a STEAM SAW AND
MERCHANT GRIST MILL, adapted tothe wants
of the country. Our machinery is got up on
the principle of the Northern Touring mills,
with large French burr rocks; and the undcrsign-
ed having considerable experience in milling,
and being among the first to tramp the stubbles
down in the Upper Trinity country, hope to re-
ceive liberal patronage from their old patrons
and the public in general
B We have at all times on hand supply of
nos.. which can be had in quantities to suit pur-
chasers Con- ground for one-fifth.
W. II L p. WITT
Nov. 90, l854-36:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24

OEp DocroR JnI.-This modern Methuse-
lab, FOR scveral years peripaetic ndrninistrn
Tor Of medicinal roots to the afflicted in this
place aad vicinity, departed this life on Satur-
day las. the 10Th inst, aged 124 years 3
mon his and 30 DAYS The doctors appear
ancc among US some FIVE or six years ago, was
Sudden and mysterious. He was a slave,
though without master; the man who occu-
pied that re alton iowa IDS the old fellow, most
likely, having .arned him out TO die, as is
sometimes done with old horses;-no matter
how faithful they may have been or valuable
their services. Or perhaps the owner arroga-
ted 10 himself the bestowal of charitable act
by allowing him tic liberty to coot or de.
The old man was was wont to dwell with
proud recollection upon his eary days 'h'Se
DAYS, dat tgied incif's souls N the dark hour
of the resolution He was proud TO have once
hnown lie Father Of his Country and re-
cited, ii his own way.a brjel history Of his
military cXp!oils.
Farewell jim: peace 10 year ashes.-Ca2do
f,1-g}fc &c 4s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24

S. Il. ALLEN: IT. ~ BAGBY. AVERY. w. FULTON.
ALLEN, BAGBY 4 Co.,
COTTON FACTORS & GENERAL coMMIssioN MERCHANTS,
MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS,
We would respectfully say to our corrcspon-
dents, that we do exclusively COMMISSION BusI-
NESS, nevar entering into speculation by purchase
of their products.
Orders for plantation supplies promptly res
pended to when accompanied with cash or pro-
duce
Merchandise and Cotton received and forwar-
ded with despatch.
DANIEL PARTS highly celebrated CorroS Gins
and the PRArrvIItE OsNABuRGs are kept on hand
for sale.
We will also receive and forward at the termi-
nus of the Railroad. 80,
Feb 16, 1856-v4n431y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-24
TIE STATE OF TENAS.

To The Sheriff Of Els County, Grectimg
Whereas Wesley YounS>administrator Of the
Estate of Henry Young deceased, on the 4th day
of April D. 1871 ). filed his petition in the Of
fee Of the District Clerk of Ellis County, against
the unknown heirs of Albert Frederick deceased,
allcdging that in lifetime of plaintiiS, intestate
purchased Of Elisha $ Wymcn, the Bounty
claim or Albert Frederick for 1880 acres Of land
No. 043O. Plaintiff further alledges that said
Wymon purchased ths same of Constantine w.
Buckley by deed bearing date FEBRUARY 18th lS43,
and that said Buckley purchase, tie same OF
Antonio Schanton, Administrator of falu Ebert
Frederick deceased ut public auction on the first
Tuesday in May 1871. Plaintiff further alledges
that Schanton administrator rs aforesaid exeeGt-
cd deed for the same to said Buckley on the
18th day of may lS4l by order Of the Probate
Court which deed is now lost. Plaintiff further
allcdgcs that the consideration for said certili-
cate las been fully paid to said estate of Fred.
erick and that the estate of Henry Young deceased
is personally entitled to said certificate and the
land located by virtue thereof nine hundred acres
Of which are located and patented in Hill Coun-
~. in the name of the heirs fsaid Albert Fred
crick. the remaining three hundred and eighty
ueres are located and Patented in Ellis County
70 ~ said heirs Petitioner prays That the UNI
kuuwn heirs Of llberL Frederick deceased be
tied to appear ~ the next term Of this court.
nnq al rlgllt. tb!c anu luItlesI VI s'tiu 'ATb III
and 10 said certificate and Land, DC Invested from
them and be vested in the heirs Of Henry Young
deceased, these are Therefore 10 G. mmand you to
cite the said unknown heirs Of ALERT Frederick,
deceased BY publishing this citation in Che "Dal-
las Herald u newspaper published in Dallas
County for eight successive weeks, prior to the
return day thereof to DO and personally appear
ut the next term Of the District Court Of Ellis
County 70 be holden at tie Court House in the
town of W;,xalacbic on the twelfth monday after
tue fourth monlay ii March A. y. 1856, then
and there 70 answer Plaintiffs Petition of which
the foregoing g brief statement, herein fail not
but make due return OF this writ as the law re-
quires,
~SEwzN Attesl--C. II Barker Clerk Of our
NR leyA said District Court and the seal of
ElEaSsEl crnrt a5sed at %axabachie this
Ssllasss,I 9Th day OF April A. d. 1886.
c. II. BARKER Ciork d. c, E. c.
By BfSJ. F. HswkISs, Deputy
THE STATE % TISAs. Couyry OF Ellis.
], j. E. Prince Sheriff 10 hereby certify tlht
this is trre copy o. the original citation =
Please take notice and appear, to the unknown
heirs Of Albert Frederick--tis the It'll dayof
April 1856. !. T. PRIMO sbsf 4. CT
April l9-4S:st. print fec SSsT.)
.sust Received,
A LARGE supply ef Lnseci oil. Tatreatine,
~ Wiife Lead, Bulls SafsaI arilIa, 81 &c..
ali sf which No will soil Tow
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