The Northern Standard. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 50, Ed. 1, Saturday, October 14, 1843 Page: 3 of 4

                                
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- 6YOP-THE-MURDERER. - '
The subscriber W in ihu possession an offer ol
One Thousand 'A'tres'of Land ifo'r the apprehension
aad delivery of.Mark W. Doss into the custody of i
;ibe keeper or any- jail m the Republic of Texas.
This Mark W. DcjnarriedJane-'Langsion; she is
known by thexwriterxof this article to be an excel-
lent woman and ofagood family.
During the wmterttf J838nd when Judge Sum-
triers was engaged .at Tuscaloosa as a representa-
'tive of the cdttaty-of Bibb Doss- went to Judge Sum-
ere arid Summers' wifebeirrg a 'sister of his wife
he refilled on her to lort him the Judge's waggon
offtdtrttt: iHethen" started off Under a preteit'of a
prospect of -making some money by waggoning end
Tus'neVer Tctorned since. He went directly on to
western "Terras' where ho turned his attention to
preaching and was. rery "religious outwardly and a
strict member'of the Baptist church. He' finally on
being received into the house of a pious widow by
dint or slight of hand pocketed her gold watch and
suddenly disappeared from that part of the country.
Helhen went to eastern Texas to Jacob Blan'.on's
who was another brother-in-law to Obadiah Lapr s.
Jofl of our neighboring county (Bibb.) t'o here
represented his wife to be dead and said inat ne narj
left he children with her friends . bj'od county
Alabama. "He 'here became 3 usual rery pious
end finally married a woaQ K shade deeper than
wemlS "pass for whi& folks. " After he had resided
tiiere for tome Vimc a misunderstanding took place
WlVTeen mm. and Jacob Blanton. and he concealed
himself on the road-side where he knew Blanton
"would pass end from his hiding place he shot Elan
s' ton dead. He was arrested and broke jail twice in
Texas and it is supposed that he is now in 1 ennes
see or Mississippi lurking -about or probably acting
the part ot a Baptist preacher under a new name.
He nas a good voice and sings well and when he
resided in Bibb he frequently taught singing schools
He was then a member of the Baptist church but
' .never attempted to preach.
He is six fett one inch high has a thin sharp look
ing face a sharp looking nose and is abouM5 years
of age. "One or his big toes has been broken. It
turns up so as to be plainly seen with a shoe on. If
he should be discovered by any person seeing this let
them address a letter to Obediah Langston of Bibb
tcounty Alabama and lie will furnish them with the
written oiler cf reward of One Thousand Acres of
Land.
This is the same Mark W. Doss who has for
some time past been noticed in the papers of this
country as the murderer of Blanton. and his having
broke jail the second time and his final escape. We
ask Editors to pass him around and if he is in the
United States let him be found and returned to Tex-
as.
OBADIAH LANGSTON.
-Bibb county Ala.
Tub Four Aoes or Maibs. A German writer
M.'iG. Sapfir says maids have four ages viz: the
golden from 16 to 21 the" silver age from 21 to 28
the plated from 28 to 35. and the iron age from 35 to
the end. In the golden age every thing is golden
golden locks golden dreams golden hopes golden
thoughts &c The voice sounds like virgin gold
and the 'affections are puro gold. The fact is they
have five.barVof splendid gold No. 16 17 18 19
and 20; but alas but few of them carry them to the
mint of reason to have them coined.
When a girl is once three times seven years the
clitterinir cold is cone. Her early youth the de
jeuner a ie.fov.rcht lit of nature is past; girls of that
age arc no longer Kepi hko guui meumi in uiuruccu
boxes bi.t commence like silver to circulate among
the people. The seven years from 21 to 28 are em
ployed in an incessant war upon the brutes who but
too frequently imitate the example of Frederick the
Great and await the assault behind entrenchments
Girls aro moA interesiine at that age. Instead of
imitating tKe larks in soarinsr so high that but few
nay hear them they take their flight nearer the
earth like swallows in rainy weamer. in.tnai age
they arc the most amiable and have the best opin-
ions of men; of course they are on that account most
easily caged. 
The dated use is fiom 28 to 35. Gold and silver
are none and they resort to the various processes ol
gilding silvering and plating. They arc less fiqUanl
and more piqued. They look Upon men with a
considerable mixture ol coqleaipt and hatred. They
become again reserved and prude. If thev have af
fections thev are at best elated : thev mav endure if
of good workmanship; but they have not the value of
either gold or silver.
The iron age is the universal death of sentiment
The thirty-fifth year is the equator of human life
which divides it into the Southern and Northern
hemisphere. On the Northern there is no Paradise
for girls. They now write their farewell letters to
all hopes and wishes. They conlorm to iron neces
sity and resign themselves to the iron tooth of time.
awaiting the day when gold and silver and iron will
have no iound and naught but the soul ever young
and Iresh shall rise from its iron casements.
An appillng shipwreck with great loss of life took
place at Robin Hood Bay near Whitby a short time
ago in which not only all the persons onboard perish-
ed but all the lifeboat's men who went totheirassii-
tanceexceptone. The calamity was caused by tho
drunkenness of the crew most of whom were in a
state of intoxication at the time.
John Murray the celebrated
died on the 27th of June last.
London publisher
Tm'Fatb of an Actor George Hyatt.
'We-uw it stated in a paper latelj that this person is
now a common soldier in .Maine fifteen years aro.
-siys the Mobile Herald Hyatt was the very soul of
jone 01 me most tr ie circles in Boston tne nest corn-
er median in the United States and .a poet of the first
'water. Some of his songs are even now popular
the " Mellow Horn" for instance and several others
-that we cannot now name. Hyatt married a beauti-
ful girl who in a few years nas obliged to descend
irora the luxury of riches and take in washing for a
subsistence; her lather lived in one of the most spen-
did mansions in Boston and nine years ago she was
dreggmg out. a miserable existence in a cellar in
INew York. At last she was driven mad and died
tin the alms hooee. Readeryou must know the se-
cret of this tale of misery! George Hyatt the eJu-
ceted favor winning man of genius was a drunkard!
Wfien he reflects upon his past life as he paces his
lonely round at night what must be his thoughts?
tray mat ne couiu not teaca oiuers 10 lect as ne ice is
f .then!
.Qo.ttos Manufactures. In looking over a
late number ol the Boston .Uaily Advertiser we find
-an extract of a. speech delivered by Robert Greg
Esq. of Macbester England largely interested in
cotton manufactures. The speech which is very
lengthy states thst there are in the United States
nine hundred cotton mills; that a capital of 850000-
000 is invested in the cotton manufacture; that there
are in operation nearly 400000 looms which pro-
duce 258 millions of yards in a year The Lowell
mills which consume 60000 bales out of 300000
(the total consumption produce a greater quantity
ofyarn and cloth by. each spindle and each loom in
a given time than is produced by any other mills in
the world.
Mr. Greg goes on to show that we" can in ihe
United Stales produce coarse domestic drills and
every thing of that kind at least one penny and a half
per pound cheaper thaa they can in England tie
Bk .savs the' English are already beaten by the Yankees
in these articles out of the-India and Chinese mar
kets anil he looks forward to the day when they
trill bo used altogether in England.
The London Timzb. This extraordinary jour-
nal which possesses a more extensive establishment
than any other in the world created .no' little stir in
political cirdes some jears since by a sudden change
of politics. On one day it was Whig on the next
Tory. The price paid for the transmutation of this
powerful engine was 180000.
The advertisements of the Times in a single day
frequently exceed 1000 and every one is paid for
before insertion. Unlike ihe papers of this continent
it bra so subscribers;' it supplies the news agents and
they the pubHc There -are two powerful steam.en-
gihesDnlha premises and the impression is made by
double cylinder'presses. It circulation is the largest
in the world.' lu.reporters are to be met with in all
the quarters of the globe accompanying the expedi-
tion m China 'and participating in the toils and dan-
gen of the IhdiaaTcampaigUK It has correspondents
in every land. lis expresses have 'traversed the dc-
fk sect and anticipated the Indian mails. Its agents are
wjererycourt and.'it lays bare their mostsecret pro-
eeesiags; w'Mr. Jobi JVaJterftho late member for
 Nottingham; is the principal proprietor and he draws
froa it ayeafly're venue of 80000 It had former
JxJhjf'ee'irfgularj "editors Messrs. ( Earoes Lawson
M ZDelaae besides. a large corps of occasional wri-
ter. Siwscutfce death of Mr. Barnes the number
ha been increased. " k
 r :  
J-'fhe iia'wbo utbes a naner and nan for ; ;n H.
'vaBeljOr which if-welf enough within the year is
a gentleman -andha.good citizsu jri every sense of
tneser terms TtBoueaer res wen 01 nis country.
.- ""- " Wsyne co. Herald.
Weevil. It is said that corn may be preserved
free from the attack of the weevil bv sprinkling
salt over it as it is placed in the crib. The salt caus
es a slight moisture to gather on the busks andthis
destroys the eggs m the weevil.
several cases 01 yenow iever nave occurred at
the Quarantine JNew York city.
MONEY IMARKLT. (NEW '.ORLEANS Sept. 16 1813.
SPECIE.
Dollars aiiJ half dollars par
Dimes and half dimes - - 1-2 pm.
American Gold - - par to 1 do
Soiereigns - - -484 to 467
Doubloon? Spanish - 1G 30 to 16 40
do ratnot - - la 03 to is 56
Twenty franc pieces - - 3 85 to 3 87
TREASURY NOTES.
United States - - - to 1-2 prm
first .Municipality - o 10 iu dim
Second Municipality - 5 to 6 do
Third Municipality - - to 45 etx on the dollar.
BANK NOTES.
NEW ORLIJLV3 
Bank of Louisiana - par to
Gas Light - par to
Mechanics md Traders - par
City - - par
Union - - -par
-4f par
par
day of September A. D. ons thousand eight hun-
dred and forty-three and of the independence of
the Republic the eighth.
tsy the 1'residenU
SAM HOUSTON.
Anson Jones
Secretary of State.
33rWeare authorized to announce Col. B. H. MARTIN.
as a candidate for Brigadier General of the Fourth Brigade
Texas Militia. 44-tf
REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
Red Kirer.Countr.
Uislrtcl Court fall Term 1843.
UPON motion of Ebenezer Allen and by consent of all
the members cf the bar. Hnh F. Younz is annotated
by the Court as a Commissioner to lake Depositions in all
the cases pending in the Dis'rict Court in the several coun
ties 01 me seventh Judicial Uistncl and I lie said Young ap-
peared "and n ab dulr sworn to Uic fjithfiil discharge ol his
duties as such Commissioner.
I hereby certify llial the abore is a true copy of the order
entered. upon the record ofsaid Court.
" Given under mv hand and seal of oHil. in the
r ) town of Chtksrillethe4tli day of Oct. A. D. 1813
U&- S WADE H. VININC Clerk
--' Uis. Court K. k. c ly.
On notice at this place! will attend at any point designa-
ted in the Seventh Judicial District.
HUGH F. YOUNG.
Clarksrille. Oc!. 4 h 1813. 50- 3t
AJDMINiSTiiATOK'S SA!. E
TVtJ"-- f a dccrc: 0I" he IIon- the Probate Court of
' twu Kivcr (jounty 1 will sell to tne higliest bidder at
the court house door in the (own of Boston Bowie County
on the first Tuesday in Norember next within the liours
presented bylaw one-third of a league of land belonging
to the Estate of Wra. Johnson deceased (the headrujht ofB.
W. Obbournc) rjingon Ihe waters of Black Cypress on Ihc
Trammel! Trace in said County of Bowie. Terms Twelve
monthscredit and bond with approve.) security vtilh a lien
upon the property. W. S. McCLUKE Adm'r
Oct. 14 1843. 50-3t E&tate oftVm. Johnwn dee'd
"CHEAl1
CASH STORE. .
THESubscriber has opened and offers for silc a general
assortment of Merchandize among which arc tils fol-
lowing: FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
English French and Swiss Lanns Silks Chalets and
Mouslins dc Laiue Scarfs Sluu L and Handkerchiifs.
English French and American Calicoes bleached and
trown Domestics Kentucky Jeans Cottonadcs Denim
flannels See.
Ready made Coats Pantaloons Shirts &!.
Lowell Osnaburgs Bed Ticking fee.
Ribbons Sewing Silk Thread Tapes Spool Cotton
Hooks and Eyes Nccdlei Pins &.c.
HATS BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Frunelle Kip & Morocco Boob- Shoes and Slipper.
Misieasnd Child rens do. dn. do.
Gentletncns' Calf Seal and Kip Boots Shoes and Brngnn
Prunelle Kip and Moiocco Bootee PuinpaandSlippcis.
Beaver Castor Silk and Palm Leaf Hats Straw uid
Gingham Bonnets.
GROCERIES.
Coarse and fine Salt Coffee Suxar ltice Tobzcco Ci-
gars. Powder Shot Lead Batter and H'ator Crackers Dried
Apples Beans Vinegar and Molasses Pepper Mustard Sec.
Indigo Madder Coppcra Salaratu: Brimstone &c.
Brandy Gin Whiskey Cider Madeira Port and other
Wines.
HARDWARE.
Com and Coffee Mills Door and Padlocks Hinges Per
cu!on Caps FllnL Scire' Tblc Pen andPo:kct KnJTM
Britihnia aud IronTabU and Tc; Soon. Corn Selves Car-
penter' Tools; j;aZor Sliavln-Eotes Brushes and Strops.
FARM INGU TE NS ILS.
Ploughs Shovels Spades Hoes Curry Combs TIon
Lines &c.
STATIONARY.
Law Medical Scientific School and other Books P-rer!
Pans Ink Wafers Slates Lead and Slate Pencils.
CROCKERY TIN AND WOODEN WARE.
Liberal advances 111 Goods or .Money will be made on
cotton placed in tny nand lor shipment.
JAS. TUOS. LEE.
Clatkvil!e June 15 IS13. 30-1
NOTICE.
I
BEFORElhe Chief Justice orBowie Courtly on the 1st
Monday in Norember next. I will apnlyforadicIiarze
in Bankruptcy
October 9 1813
50-31
J. E. CHISM.
NOTICE.
"T"T?rnT?ir ti rT.;nr in.t?.A .r tia.: nn..n... n .1.- i...
LJL) Monday in November next I ill apply fur a discharge
in Bankruptcy. MARSHALL W. NORTIIINGTON.
uaa ic-w. ou-Jt
NOTICE.
BEFORE the Chief Justice of Cowic County on tha 1st
Monday in November next 1 will apply for a discharge
in Bankruptcy. ELIZABETH R. CHISM.
October 9 1S13. 50-3t
SUCCESSION OF M D G. GODLEY
THE undersigned having beon appointed Administrator
of the Estate of M. D. G.i Godley. decerned late cf
ths County of Bowie by the Hon. the Probate Court for said
County ntthe Decemberterm thereof 1812 hereby notifies
all persons having claims against said Estate to present
them for settlement within the time prescribed by law or
thev will be barred; and all persons indebted thereto to
make immediate payment.
Oct. 111813. 50-6t JOHN PAXTON.
LOST CERTIFICATE.
LOST a Certificate issued tome as Administrator of the
Estate of Richard Hazlewood deceased by the Board
of Land Commissioners of Bowie County for G 10 acres of
Land number 8 dated 3d May 1811. It not found within
the tune prescribed by law I shall apply to the propel dc-
par'ment for a duplicate.
Oct. 14 1843. 50-9t WM. YOUNG.
Carrollton - :
State
Canal
Consolidated
Citizens
Commercial
Atchalafaya
Exchange
Improvement
Bank ol Orleans
SOOTIIEEN.
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Indiana State Bank
Cincinnati
Kentucky -
Illinois Slate Bank L-Shawneetown
par
38 to 40
27 to 30
8t 9
dis.
do
do
20 to 21 els on the dollar
40 to 42 do do
39to4l do da
51to 56 do do
12 to 14 dis
"1 to 2 do
- 45 to 47 cts on the dollar
- I to 4 dis.
lto3 "
tol
50 to 55 ct on the dollar
50 to 55 do
STOP-THE RUNAWAY 875 REWARD
RANAWAY from ths Subscriber living in Caddo
Parish A.ur miles from Greenwood La. a negro
man by the name of Lenis. Sa d boy is about five
feet six or seven inches hich copper colored slim
make has a scar upon his breast and is active and intelli
gent lie was apprehended in attempting to swim Red
river and was loured in Ularksville jail from which he
escaped on thc30.h ult. It is supposed that he is aiming to
make his way to the Creek nation where he is acauainted.
I will eive a reward cf S75 to any person who will deliver
said tray to me at bHrereport orat my residence near Green'
wood. JOSEPH SCOTT.
October 5 1S43. 43-3t
SAM'L BAKER
Commission Merchant
NEW ORLEANS.
Rr.rEti to R. M. HOPKINS Clarksrille.
' Maj. S. M. PETERS Boston.
Sept. Z 1843. 46-Gm
RUNAWAY CAUGHT.
TAKEN up on thi waters of Sulphur Tork and
lodged in the Jail of Fannin County by Andrpw
Man;onon the 13th of August last a negro man
who saw he belongs to Frank Henderson of the
Parish of Rapides State of Louisiana.
Said negro is about fue fsct eight or nine inches high
spare built and of ilatl: complexion. Hcsays he is 32 years
ol age; that lie is a Mioeuukcr and that lie tell Ucrderson'
farm in May lut.
The owner of said negro h hereby notified to come for
ward prove property ond pay all neceary charges and
lake him away orlicfwike he will be dealt with as the law
directs.
THOMAS A DAGLEY
Shcr.ffof Fannin Co.
Bois d'Arc Sept. 16th 1313. 47-lf
ANTED At this Office a lew boxes MOULD CAN-
DLES fur which. Subscription or Job Printing will
Dc given.
w
10000 ACRES OF LAND
LOCATED in Lamar und Fanuin Co-Lties for sale-
low for cash or Negroes.
WM. M. WILLIAMS
Dec. 31 1842. 17-tf Inclined Gin Lamar Couuty.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RANAWAY from the Subscriber en or about June
30 1843; the negro boy BOB. Said boy stands about
six teet high Terr dark both cars bit cff. stout and able
bodied and about 50 years of age with black teeth much
i-catlered; he has a good address. Said boy has a rifle gu-i
with hrn. Whoever will apprehecd said negro and lodge
him in any jail where I can get him shall receive tbeaboie
reward and reasonable charges.
WILLIAM MARTIN
July 27 1843. 49-3t Bossiere Parish La.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
LETTERS of AdminMiation having been granted to me
by the Hon. Court of Probate in and for the Conntr
of Fannin at the last June Term thereof on the Estate of
Asa ttarttielcl deceased notice is hereby given that all
claims against the same must bo presented duly authentica-
ted to me within the time prescribed by law. or ther will
bt barred; peisons due said Estate "w ill save costs by making
luiuieuiatc scmeujcuu 1KA.1L.E.I inuljloll.
Bois d'Are Sept. 1843. 49-Ct
By the President of the Republic Texae
A. PROCLAMATION.
Whbrzas a despatch has been received at the
State Department frdm H. B. M. Charge d'Affairs
in Mexico announcing to this Government that Gen.
Santa Anna would at once consent to the release of all
the Texian prisoners in Mexico whatever might be
tkeir numbers upon the Mexicans still held prisoners
in Texas being sent to the Head Qnarters of Gener-
al Adrian Woll Commander in.Chief of the Armies
of the North.
And Whereas humanity as well as the expedien-
cy of a good understanding being established between
the two countries Tenders it most desirable that this
exchange of prisoners should be effected with as lit-
tle delay as possible.
Therefore I Sam Houston. President' of the
Republic of Texas and Commander in-Chief of the
Army and JMavyoi the same do hereby declare and
prochum that all Mexican captured by the forces of
rexes at any nine since tne commenzement 01 tnr
war in which the two countries have been fceret- J
tore engaged are in pursuance 01 oraers hereto-
fore issued and by virtue of the present order re
leaved and discharged from all and every species of
restraint and are at lull liberty to return to Mex-
ico without any delay; and all such as may choose
to avail themselves of the present occasion to de-
part for the Head Quarters of Gen. Adrian Woll.
Commander-in-chief of the Army of the North
will report themselves in person on or before the
10th day?o Ociober next to the commanding of-
ficer of ihjtsdfjvesiera frontier. Col. J. C. Hays at
San Antonlb dei Bexar from which- place they
will Ife sentat;tne .Government expense under a
suitable e3cortvo the Head Quarters' of the said
Gen. Woll; and all officers of "Texai? military
and civil are hereby enjoined and required to aid
and rtssist in effecting the objects and purposes of
this Proclamation- . S
In testimony -whereof I 'have hereunto set my
hand and ckmed the Great Seal'of the Republic
MERCH AN DIZE
THE undersigned has for sale t MOUNT VERNON
Co unly seat or Lamar Courj .y the following articles :
Sugar Coffee Salt Tobacco;
Indigo Madder Powder Lead;
Pepper Nails Domestics Viding;
Shirts Brogans etc.
All of wljch will be sold on reasonable terms for cash.
A. DODD.
Monnl Vernon. Sept. 19. 1843. 47 3t
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office at Claiksvillc on the 1st
day of Oct. whieh if not taken out within three months
will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Abbott William O.
Anderson R. G.
Bourland James
Bateman James W.
Beaty William J
Benge William B.
Bell W. H.
Brogden Mr.
Bowie. Daniel 2
Baily Claibourn C.
Cameron John
Corlev Sam'l C.
Cox George W. v
Dragoo John
Duncan Rob't
Duncan George
Dickson J. A. or Martin
Guest ?
Davison Wm. or Izracl
Donald Dan Esq.
Hamilton. Eben R. 2
Harmon Joseph
Keith Wm. S. L.
Long Jacob
Oct. 7. 1843. 49-3t
Lee James
McDonall Dan'I Esq.
Mathews J.tseph
Mush Seaving
Nanlz Drury
Neely Sam'l
Newbourn. J. T. or
Martin Guest
Nevil Alexander
Perry Josiah D.
Park W. A.
Ray John
South Charles or Wm.
Simmons James
Shrewsbury Charles
Sims Mat. F.
Stalcop Joseph or Rhesa
Simms C. H.
Spencer Oliver or G W.
Hardkins
Wright Thos.
Waits Jnmcs
Wilkins John O.
E. M. SMITH P. M.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TT7HEREAS LITTLEBERRY B. FRANKS and LU-
v C1US JOIINSON who were in my custody charred
with the murder of Henry Callcdine did on the evening of
Monday last the 10th of July escape Ironi the guard during
the storm and daikncss of the night. This is to give notice
to the citizens ot tnis tiepuD.tc mat any one apprehending
either or both of th above prisoners add delivering him
or them into my custody or at the county jail in Milam
countywill be entitled to a reward of fifty dollars for each.
Tho said Littlebcrry B. Franks is" six feet hiili light
complex.-.i red whiskers sandy colored hair and thin
visage.
Lucius Johnson is 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high fair complex.;
ion white eyebrows with a downcast look stoop iu the
shoulders and is about 21 years of age.
ORDERA WATSON
July 27 1S13. 45-tf ShcrifTot Milam County.
Ilrofcsstonal '.burrtfsciitcuts.
W. S TODD.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
lira located himself at Boston Bowie Countr. and will
practice his profession in all tho Couits of the Seriuth Judi-
cial District. July 5 1843. 4J-tl .
31-tf
AMOS MORRILL
CLAllKSVlLLi:.
V. B. STOUT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ClarksvMle Texas
Will attend Ihe District Courts of Lamar and Red River.
and also execute Dttcd BoncN &.e. &c. -'1-ti
T. F. SMITH.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
U.JJOH dAre County deal of Jranxin Lunty
Will attend to any legal business entrusted io o.T
care. fan. 1. 1H3. M:
R. & W. R. SCURRY
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
ADDRFSs:
W. R. SCURRY - - - CUtknille.
R- SCURRY .... Sfcn AugutUr.e
TEAS. 2'.'f
E. H. TARRANT &. S. M. PETERS "
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Boston Bovic County Texas
Will attend all the Dis'rict Couits in the Eastern poitJoit
of the Republic and the Supn me Court. 19-1
EBENrXLLEN;
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Clark) title. an;2tl If
J. S. MAYFIELD
Has declined ain;; West until the movements of cur nr-
my or the policy of our country Mull again call the riliier-t
to arms; in the interim hewilfdeiotc him-ell asidiiomt; i
his profession. He solicits the support of his frin.ds ?nl
former patrons.
He will devote his attention p:rticu!arly to the inre-lica-lion
ofLand titles.
Address NACOGDOCHES.
March 3 18 IX -2Ti-if
WILLIAM M. WILLIAMS "
ATTORNEY AT LAW LAMAR COUNTY
Will practice in Ihe District and Inlcrii 7 Comr. of Red
River Lamar and Fannin Countic". 17-l-'m
B. H. MARTIN
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Clarksvillt
Will atlend the various Couits of the7lh Judicial DL'iirt
CHARLES DE MOUSE
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Clarksrille
Will practice only in Criminal Cics and Ihc colVriiu
Foreign Debts. aug 'OR If
JOHN B. CRAIG
ATTORNEY AT LAW
DcKnlb IJotcie County.
an; 21 if
augSO-tf
WM. C. YOUNG
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ClktrilU lUd River Ctvrt'u.
UR. R. R. ROGERS
HAVINC located himself permanently at the Town of
Clarksrille will attend lo the practice of Medicine 111
its various branches. He can Lu found at his residence 111
the West ct d of the Toun unless when profcii'ii.MIr en-
TVd. Oct. 1 1 1613. 50-l-im
NOTICE
S hereby given to all persons concerned that I hate been
appointed Administrator of the Estates of James G.
Keathley John Stephens Jun'r and William Allen deceas-
ed. Claims against said Estates must be presented within
twelve months. Pcr.-om. due said Estates will settle the same
immediately.
Jnru 26 h 1F43. 42-t
CHARI.ES JACKSON
Adm'r of said Estates.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
THE undersigned hazing been appointed Administrator
of the Estate ofBarnat Hickliii. deceased by tha Hen.
tho Probate Court of the County of Red River at the June
term thereof A. D. 1813 harcby notifies all persons indebted
to said Estate to come forward end make immediate pay-
ment; and all persons having claims against aid Estate are
notified lo present them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by aw or this notice will be pled in bar of thei
recovery. W. S. McCLURE Adm'r.
June 29th 1S13. 41-Gt
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
REPUBLIC OF TEXAS)
County of Bowie. )
LETTERS administratrix having been granted to ihe un-
dersigned on the Estate of Charier Collum deceased
of said County at the December Terra A. D. 1SI2 of the
Hon. Probate Court aforesaid; this is therefore to notify all
ficrsoos having claims igainsl said Estate lo present them
egally authenticated within the 'time prescribed by law (12
months) or they will be forever barred; and all persons in-
debted lo said Estate to make immediate payment or they
will be dealt with according to law.
July 6 1813. 42-Ct KATHARINE COLLUM Adm'x
DR. IV. F. T. HART
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pitln-
generally that ha still contiaues the prac ite ol Mcd.-
cine in all its various blanche.
He can at all times be found and consulted at his efHce in
the town of Clarksville except at night when hs may be
loundathis reiidertce'ono mile South of Clarksville. Dr.
Hart pledges himse f to give thatstrict and prompt attention
lo business that he has heretofore eivsn. He nrnuM nl
say to his friends and the public genarally that he has em-
braced the theorv and practice of iha Rninmi- ar.in... m..i
ed with the rcgnUr practice. With twtlvo rears cxteriaite
in thestudr and practice of Medicine in.t tiih hi rmrr
success ha entertains a sanguine hope of rendering almost
universal satisfaction. He will giro the most prompt atten-
tion to any case of chronic disease in eithersex intruded ta
his earc.
He tenders his most sr.iieful adnnwImTmirf W tt..-.
liberal share if public patronage hcretoiore retoired rml
hopes by strict aUcntiou to businr ssto merit its continaafie.
aepiemuer 1J j-i3. 45.tr
DR. GEORGE GORDON
OTILL continues the practice cf Modieine and may be
O found at all times when not ttrofessionsUr en-a'Tnl. 1
his residence in Clarksrille. sue iO-tf
MEDICAL NOTICE. :
DR I. IIERRICK Und ts his serrices to the Citizens of
Clarksville and surrounding ncightxrhoid in the prac
lire of Physic Surgery and Obsteries. Dr. Hrrric1. mr a
all times be found at his office on Broad street raarCm
Donouo s Hotel unless when professionally engagd.
He tenders histbanLsforlha patronage alrcarly received
and hopes to merit its continuance. atig 'JO-t:
LOST CERTIFICATE.
r HAVE lost myheadright certificate No. 714 Tor trie-
third of a Ieaguo of land granted to me by the Board of
Land Commisslonera fortheCoanly of Red Hirer. It net
found I will apply to the proper authority for a duplicate.
June 29 1811 41-10 SAMUEL BURKE.
LOST CERTIFICATE.
I HAVE lot myheadright certificate No.5J third ila
for three hundred and twenty acres of land granted ate
oy me uoaiu u iiuu (uuraiKimtr-. tor lot; -iUntr 01 itcd
River. If not found I shall apply to the properauib'oti'v far
a duplicate. ARCHIBALD COOD.MAN-
June '-.!! in4i. l-lut
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
COUNTING HOUSE CALENDARS for 1843 on
Cards a very neat and useful article.
CITATIONS APPEAL BONDS
SUBPOENAS - STAY BONDS
EXECUTIONS?- DELIVERY BONDS
WITNESS TICKETS. JURY TICKBTR
ASSESSOR'S BOOKS
IN SHEETS with printed heaas and columns after the
rormjdirectcd by-thc Treasury Department for sale at this
- NOTICE.
THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
County of Red River. J
IN Probate Court Sept. Term. A. D. 1843 Mat-
thew Dillard Administrator ot the Estate of James
Stephenson deceased has this Term filed his account
aglinst said Estate for allowance and final settlement of
said succession to be acted upon at the October term of the
Court. All persons in any wise interested will take notice
ol tne same alio govern themselves accordingly.
J. C. HART Clerk County Court
Sept 27 1813. 48-3t Ex officio Cl'k ofProbate
LOST CERTIFICATE.
WE hare lost a Certificate issued by the Land dmmis
a 'toners of Red River Countr. 3d Anrust. A.D.. 1KW
in favor of David Sample deceased for 640 acre of Irnd
No. 145 if not found within three months we shall apply la
the proper cfficeis for a duplicate ofthe same.
HIRAM BAKER )   
July 20 1843. 44-0t CAROLINE BAKF.R Adln
NOTICE..
THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS 1
County of Red River. "
IN Probate Court Sept Term A. D. 1R43 James J.
Ward Administrator ofthe Estate of Abraham Ogden
deceased has this Term filed his account against said
Estate for allowance and final settlement of said succession
at the October Term ofthe Court. All persons in any wise
interested will take noticeof thosameand govern themselves
uicuruiuij.
J. C. HART Clerk Countr Court
Sept 27 1 813. 48-3t Ex officio ClTc ofProbate.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
UUUUIt MM OUH Ci
ETTERS of Administration having been rranted.to tWi
uuum.uum.1 VM Ue bSWiS UL AI1UU OfilXXUl. QPrrilMT.'
of said Countr at the Aoril Term. A. D 1843. onhi. HoT
Probate Court of the'County aforesaid; this is therefore to
notify all peraons'baving claims; "againsi said Estate to 'pre-1
nwiauiuuuu; wi umjnm ue unver oarreaana ail
sous iou .oieu iu imu cMau 10 maxa immari ii nu
they will be dealt with accordin- to law. &
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE?
THE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
of Ihe Estate of William Johnson deceased by the
Hon. the Proba'e Court of Red River County at the March
Term A. D. 1811 hereby notifies all persons icdeb'cd to
said Estate to make immediate payment and ths;e bavin-
claims against said Estate are required to present them
within the time prescribed by law or thev wi be barred
W.S.MfCLURE. Adm'r
June 1 j 1843. 30-Ct Estate Wm. Johnson di'r.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE7
THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
County of Bowie. )
LETTERS of Administration hating fcocn gradted lo
the undersigned on the Estate of George Collum
deceased of sa'd County at ihe June Term A. D  1813 t.f
the Hon. Probate Court of the- County aforesaid; this' u
therefore ta notify all persons having claim.': apainst snul
Estate to oresent them iegallr authenticated within il. ;
presenbed by law (l2raonihs) or Ihey will beforerer barred-
and all persons indebted to said Estate to make Imninliaio
payment or they will be dealt with according; lo law.
July 6. 1843- 42-61 LEVI M. RICB. ArWr.
JOB PRINTING.
HANDBILLS FORMS CIRCULARS CARDS BILL
.HEADS and fine work cencrallr. pircnirH '1 h:
fffim - Miiolr or frtnrv nloro Il m ' "
tA'estsite snpplT of Enambled CarA-t. J.nr xi.- J&l
PapHtiiid Record Paper on hand." for nrintinr nnn.i'tJSiB
iDM IN ISTRATOR'S NOTICE:
BgJundtrigieoShavinR'fcccn appointed A'dminislralor -WktC
the Estate cf DavldRussell. drtKii  iho Prt.
Court ifrRed'Riier.CouBtv. tttluinn-rn!...inn 1 n
81herebjnotifies slf persons indtbtcd to said Estate to
TSTalir Iminiituli 1 "ll 1 ...
Ejtatejatrtio'incio present them within jna.'tlmc prt-
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