The Northern Standard. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 32, Ed. 1, Saturday, April 12, 1851 Page: 3 of 4
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'e have jhsi rrceivcu .." --
of the most .shocking tragedies on ro-
ll apneara llwt the dwelling of air.
fonc
Cros'dcn. who reeled near ft0
Ciow Roads in Kent cotm Iv. W:. " cn
tcrcd last night )' mime deiron in human
Snpe bo without a...iBor Jfl
provocation deliberately sl.ot Mr Cosden
dead upon the spot. Not wtishcd with Iih
Woody deed he found hi vvai to the Led
chamber of Mrs..Crok-i. ho y ck at
b'c time and shut hrr. Still US "r
hloud.he sought and found ti.e si-ter ol Mrs.
C and shot her. and then ended the trag-
edy l.v Coaling the servant pi. I H "f -----
- iT. .le.l. Tin' murderer
MAKT Iff Ttlltl
arc iitinsuriiusif ....... .
. . 'i .... i..n ms let been hail
lias Cicnncu -.uiu ." v. j- .
inrrc-dtohira. It hoped that speedy
justice nmy cut ahoit -"
The CiTvst.ii. Palace. Hie members of
the Society of Art were afforded an oiipnr-
lunitv of viewing this building on I iiesduv
by lllc courtesy or Messrs. I-ox mid I lender
i on. U is now rapidly iiproacliinr comple-
tion though wc should sny.fmm appearances
that'two or three weeks more will be requir-
ed beforo the contractors can hand it over to
the ltoval Commissioners. The delay has
not been caused by the fault of the com i Ac-
tors" but in conscqnonco of alterations which
haic been made to obtain additional space
for exhibitors and the delay which occurred
in the firat instance in giving them possesion
of the ground and permission to proceed
with the work. The whole building covers
nro4ir nlmnt eiehteen ncres ol "round
and was originally intended to have had a
uniform appearance throughout uui in onler
to give- it auuilionai sirengui""" .iuhv Muro
time prevent the necessity of cutting down
the magnificent elms opposit Prince's gate
on the spot designed for tho erection Messrs
w 1 . t .1 t... nl.irtnn nt 1
toxanaHcnucrsonsugBew:uiuB-uu........
inn TrmisiMiL. iv.ui.ifc iihu ..-- ... .
ivliirlt now forms one ot the
.nam and most attractive teatures 0 u.o oui.
clinf.
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Immediately on entering the iiuiiouig.iroin
the park the scene is extremely impressive. I
The Ion'' lines of glittering galleries stretch I
into the dintance.
i till they appear to meet at a
point. The entire absence of scaffolding has
been a rcmnrkablo feature of the operations.
The sys'tem on which the contnetors haic
performed their labors all tho materials
having been prepared away from the site
accounts for this peculiarity. But the pre-
cision and extent of the operations are per.
haps more forcibly shown in the distribution
of upwards of two thousand workman about
the works. The vast numbcr.fnr from ciow
ding one another is so scattered that the
works appear to be but thinly populated and
n ensual observer could not sunpo.se that one
tenth of the number were employed unless
ho saw them ns wc did leaving the wor'ss
at dinner hour.
But from the first gallery the best view of
the woiks may be had. Looking from this
point into the great central avenue below.lhe
efTect is very line. The men and horses
and wagons appenr no bigger than toys;the
Mliir of the engines is hardly audible. and the
details of the operations are lost so that the
long unbroken lines of galleries stretch away
nn both sides. .Mounting still higher to the
leads which run on either side of the great
transept the view of tho roof of the building
can be seen A vast sea of glass stretchrs
so far on all sides that the view of the paik I
1 almost shut out. The great beauty of tin
design consists in this that each section of
the building is a multiple of Jho other. 1 his
arrangement has this efTect that galleries
radiate from any point at which the spectator
pliccs himself. Thus the thousands of col-
umns which support the building and which
else would appear like a confused forest fall
viewed from any point into regular avenues
-aeh covering the other. Notwithstanding
its extreme lightness of appearance the bug
ding is stated to be in every part capable
of hearing at least four limes the weight that
can by nuy possibility be placed upon it.
A woman with one child is like a hen with
one chicken; there is an eternal scratch
clout nothing.
A lady who lives about ten miles from Gcr-
mnntown affirms that her boys arc the most
tender-hearted children she ever knew. She
saya.that if she asks ono of them to draw a
" pail of yrater.he instantly bursts into tears.
Those who listened to Lord Chatham felt
that there was something finer in the man
than anything which he said. Sir Philip Sid-
ney the Harl of Essex Sir Walter Raleigh
are men of great figure and of few deed.
We cannot find the smallest part of the per-
gonal weight of Washington. in the narrative
ol his exploits. The authority of the namu
of Schiller is too great for his books. This
inequality of the reputation to the works or
the anecdotes is tint accounted for by saying
that the reverberation is longer than the
thunder-clap; but somewhat resided in these
men which begot an expectation that outran
all their perfoimance. The 'argest part of
their power was latent. J his is that which
we call Characler a reserved force which
acts directly by presence and without means.
Emerson.
BrtAtNLnss. A lady o! distinguished rank
in Paris late gave birth to a child which
though otherwise well formed was totally
without brain. This young creature like a
sensitive plant experienced the liveliest emo-
tion upon being touched. The top of the head
was completely flat which joined to a long
nnd narrow jaw gave to the face the re-
eemblaucc of the head ofa rabbit. It lived
twenty-two hours lo the great astonishment
of the doctors who bad assembled to inspect
the extraordinary phenomenon
Akotuer Victim or Hum. The Wil-
mington -(Del.) Gazette states that Trof.
Ansley ajoung nian df fine acquirments
whose classical attainments are Well at
tested in a work entitled "Elements of
Literature- or an introduction to the
study of Rhetoric and Ucllcs Lettres"'
published in ISIS by Lippincott &. Co.
of Philadelphia- died in that city a short
time since after being found iu an almost
frozen condition iu an old hovel with a
bottle of whiskey by his side". lie recent-
ly held the position of Prof of St. Mary's
lollege at Wilmington- from which he
was removed on account of his inebriate
habits. He continued however his habits
' of dissipation until he was reduced to a
.condition of utter destitution houseless
and homeless friendless and penniless
he was driven to the extreme of starva-
tion wandering about seeking shelter
wherever chance directed him.
'Silence may be the sullen mood ofan n
lenhier or tfio lofty cmluraiieo 01 a imrtyr.
The Bai-tismal Ckkt.moxy l esttmuy.
Ik-twoon twclvo. anil ono. o'clock yester-
day the Rev..Willinm Bradley. Bnplist
minister performed the. ceremony of Imp.
libing three youns Indies in the North riv-
er according to the rites of his church.
There was a considerable number of per-
sons attracted to the scene though it is
by no means a novel one as it is perform-
ed at the. same place nearly every Sun-
day. The weather was bleak and cold
it having snowed throughout the night
and the snow continued to deseend rapid-
Iv during the performance of the baptism.
The river was thickly frozen ami the ice
was hr ike 1 0:1 the wate at thef o' of
Thirtieth street : but the place not being
fouyjjginswer the required purpose the
parBpaired to the adjacent block
Tv mV ninth street where the ice was
also broken by gentlemen using a large
axe and pieces of timber.
Wii.mi tlm ien was nmslioil intn small
.1 1 .1 1 i-
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to the depth of his waist ; he then return
ed lo the waters edge and announced
that the baptismal ceremony was about
to be commenced and he called upon all .
prevent to wittiest with becoming deco-
rum lie vaid he had heard two young
men converging that morning on his re-
turn from a previous baptism. One said
to the oilier that he should not like to un
dergo the ceremony partieulailv this cold
weather ; but he
('Sir. Brad!e) Would
person who" had the
t(ij (ltm that to a p
j j OVPOfGod. it was nothing;
t was nothing: or. miner
he should say it was glorious and brought
with it a satisfaction and a pleasure.
For himself lie would be satisfied to go
into the water to haplNe members of the
.-.. i.l-1 ilf .lllst in
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-ft f ior a pravpr
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1 i.ovwir.
.ivnciiu w...... . ....... .5 ........ ....-
rently about :0 years of age. attired in a
white dress and without a bonnet ap-
proached the river where sne was met
bv Mr. Bradlev who conducted her to the
depth of water to which he had before
gone the bystanders and the clergymen
chanting a hymn. Having arrived at a
sufficient depth Mr. Bradley addressed
the young lady saying "upon a profes-
sion of thy faith my dear si?ter and in
obedience to the Great Head of the Church
I baptise thee in the name of the Father
the. Son and the II0I3- Spirit" whereup-
on thelleverendgentleman immersed the
young lady in the water laying her on
her back and completely covering her
head under the water and the broken ice.
She arose with his nMstance looking pet-
rified but without having suffered any
apparent inconvenience and was con-
ducted by Mr. Bradley to her friends
who enveloped her in a clonk but did not
remove her saturated habiliments. An-
other young lady aha drcs-scd in pure
white went through the same ceremony
with equal fortitude : and then came an
Other clad in black and some vears 1
younger than the former. After her im-.
mersion.she. uttered an involuntan moan
AH three were then conducted to an om-
nibtiv and returned home with their
friend- .vjnging 'Ilallulujah' on their
way.
Wc hope the young ladies will not suf-
fer any physical infirmities from the.ve ho-
ly ablutions. We understand that two
other ladies were baptized in a similar
manner at the same place at half-past
seven o'clock in the morning.
X. Y. Herald 3 Feb.
Correspondence of the X Y. Jour of Cemmerce
Wa-hivoton Thursday Jan. 2.
The Executive Committee on the sub-
ject of the World's Fair have received
an extensive livt of Articles to be trans-
ported to the Exhibition.
The following is a list of some of the
principal articles which have been pre-
pared for 'he Exhibition to wit : from.
New Hampshire 1st Machine forpny-
ing scam.- ol' c-sels. 3d Cotton cloth. 3d
Stone dre.v-jing machine -lili Method
of connecting hubs and wheels.
Pennsylvania 1st Perfumery and fan-
cy soaps. 2d Artificial teeth and speci-
mens of dentistry. .'Id Anthracite coal.
Ilh Heaping utensils. 5th Netting ma-
chines. Clh. Chromi-Iilhog.-aph. 7tii Da-
guerreotypes. Slh Cod' liver oil. nth
Paper hangings. 10th Carriages. 11th
Photographic ide i&c.
New York 1st Bevel sawing machine.
2d Antifriction presses. 3d Indian coin
lth Cfiairs and railroad car springs.
."th Bibles for the blind (ith. 14 ploughs.
7th White Parmela bonnets. 8th Agri-
cultural implements. 01 h. Pony i-lciph.
10 Farm products. 11th Starch 12lh
Saxony wool. ISth.Xcedlc-work. Mtb
riint glass. 15th Ladies' ihoes. 10th
Model for tempering saws. 17th Books
and specimens of binding. I8th Centri-
fugal pump 20th Iron bridge. SKf
Corn Brooms. 22d Oil painting cf wild
flowers. 23d Self-operating oil press
&c.
Ohio. 1st Lightning-rod points and
insulators. 2d Preserved peaches. 3d
Fine shirt. Ilh Machine for hemp dres-
sing. 5th American Catawba wine. Gth
Surgical ( instrument. 7th Plow. 8th.
Steam dried corn mill. 0th Commercial
and banking tables printed calicoes beef
tallow and lard Jimproved bank-lock &c.
Tennessee 1st Gin cotton one bale.
2d subsoil plough. &c.
Rhode Isl and. lit Cotton Goods. 2d
Meat Cutters fcc.
Indiana. i. Flour Extractor. 2d
Self-weighing Grain Scales ifcc.
Maryland. 1st Netting Machine and
Specimens. 2d Soap Stone.
Aj-nlucT.1. iiU Planetarium &c.
Illinois. 1st. Patent Reaper &c.
Alabama. Minerals Cotton Rice Corn
hominy flowers &c.
South Carolina. Sen Island Cotton
clean Rice.spints of Turpcntinc.one Plias-
ion carriage slnrting and drilling Pal-
metto Oak Cedar Poplar &c.
Missouri. Raw Iron Ore Iron Ores
Iron Work.
New Jersey. -Floor Oil Cloth.
Mississippi. Cotton ccc
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot says that between 800
and 1000 specimens had been font in" and
fiasbcd fioni most of the States.
Han
CARD
To my
FzI'ck-Citizens of the lint Congressional
District :
1 want to represent Von in Congress. Fa-
vorable intelligence fioni many poitions ot the
Distiici encourages die to place my name be-
foie you es n candidate for that position.
I am a democrat have- always been a
democrat and can afford to he a liberal
one.
I am in faior of preserving the Constitu-
tion of the United Slates its its purify as the
only ceilain guarantee of American gicat-
ness and librity.
1 am in faior of a prompt nnd energetic
suppoit of the lights of the South by nil hon-
ornlilc ami cnnstittit:onui menus.
I am in faior of a ligid adherence to the
Into mliiwiniptit nfiho slavery rnietion.
I am m favor ol a reli rudiment 111 tnc ex-
1... I.Unrl finvnrnim-iit. so for n
r - : . . .' ..
Ft III" LI 1 Uli. Viii'tm vm"-- -.-- ..
is consistent with its vigorous and effective
j action.
"e cieciea u.o pyx. ..... uiii
of Tuas and its citizens shall recene my
constant and untiring devotion.
It shall be my effort to proven" so far as
mv nower mav extend a recurrence of the
j di'naeroiisi excitement and angry cnntroieisy
f uhich has just swept over the cniu.tiy.
I trust voti will alnnys U.iow exactly where
lo find me in my political course.
1-IitiU shortlv appear before yon. ready at
all limes to make an open avowal of my prin-
ciples I wish your voles. I wish (hem with all
my heart : not as it temporizing politician
1 hut as an independent man who would lie
pleased to serve you only so long as he could
represent you liuiiy canuiuiy unu iumicmiv.
I solicit a generous and active nid in in
behalf from all those who may ni-h me elec-
ted Respectfully.
O. M. ROBERTS.
SiiELBrviLLr.. Texas March 11 1S51
M. do Rothschild is iimi lining limit at Ibirdnux
hrM -rclnnt iesel eier .een in Prnn.-o-
SI10 will hi 1. 100 tniia burthen and be called the
Ville de Fnnefiirt.
III tliia town on Thursday evening the 10th iiit.
In- Hon. Hugh V. Young Chief Justice of lied
liner County Miss An.novivda Hibiile to Mr.
John Cochran all of lhis Count.
We acknowledge the receipt of a very consider-
able pnition of the cake.
.A U T 1 U 1J.
nmri rvnrnsif:pn invivc tiptvi
1- appointed C.tardian of Jacoii 0 Cl.itdndm. a
lunatic bvllic Hun. the Probate Court of Red
Hiicr County at the February term 1S51 this is
to give notice to all persons haiing claims against
Slid Cli'slinlni to present tbem iiitlim ilie lime pre-j
scribed by law or they 11 ill be harred and all th.e
indcbicd to him arc rcqu.rcd to make immediate
payment.
.1. W. P. McKENZIE.
Red River C. April 1-' 1651.
(Xo. 30 Gtv)
J) IS S 0 L U T I O .V .
rrUK PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
JL iting njUoslon Hmiie C.u.nly I eas. under 1
I ine mine ami sine 01 j.iti.M'. inn '.-5. .v LU.a5
dls$nled to clav bv lliutual consent
All llnise holding claims against the late concern
"'" I'Ieasc 1'rcsont ihem f.irseltlemcnl and all per-
suns ottiii" the concern Mill make invn.ent to J. P
Wrinht who has the books in possession for hqui
datiou.
II. RIIIXE .t RROS.
J. P. WRIGHT.
Jtalnn Texas April 1st 1851. Xo. 32 3ts.
NOTICE.
The .rxnr.RsiGXEn ha vino qttt
the Mercantile business in Itosion res'iecifullv
request all thtc indebtrd to the lite fiin to come
furuaril at once and make panneiit and thus save
cost uhich mil be otherwise unainidnble in eon
sequence of their removal from tho place forcing
them to pui their rlaims 111 ihc hands of an Attor-
ney for collection. II. RHINE & I3R0S.
April 1st 13.51. No. 32 3ts.
LETTERS
Y 1ST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
11
iiist Office at Pine Muffs for the quarter end-
g March 31sl lS.rl wbii-h if not taken out be
fore ibe expiration of three months nil! be seat to
tnc uead letter olhce.
1! e!l L II
Biker N Natbnniel
Causby Ann Mary Miss
Cockram John
Horn Simm tt Co J
Leur W Charles i
Mathews Jeremiah or
Elbert
Mmik- Jeremiah
Oden lt-idfurd
Rus O II .t
Hrann V W
Snislev Jofppb
Putt Wm Rev
Tatum C Miry
TWp Mirthi Miss
Williamson Marcus
Watson Jnlm Z
Wat-on T Win
Wbilnev J
Cadv Mary
Cronkber J Samuel
Causbv James
Uai is Anderson Rev.
Dai is II James
Enrharl S Jacob
Echols 0'iadi-ih
Edward' M Jis
Geer II I!cnjnmin
Gan hie Joseph
Hedrick Jese
Henderson M J
ISATVH W. WELLS
r
M.
Pine Rlufls Red Riier Cmintr Texis.
FRF. E M AN IIODGES&CO
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
83 LIImtij-Strcrl Xptt York'
(Between Broadway and Nassau j
ARE now receiiins: a rich and beautiin assort-
ment of Fancy Silk and millinery Goods to
iiii.cn ur mnnii paniriiiariv invite the attention of
an iasn rurcnasers. aim mill make it an object fur
ihem to cue us a call as wc are determined to sell
our assortment for Cash lower than ever before of-
fered in this market.
Millit.ers can supply themselves with every arti-
cle in their Hue at about the cost of ImprtaCp or
Auction prices. Many of our goods are imnuf-ic-tiired
expressly fur out on n sale and cannot be sur-
passed fur beautv or low prices.
Rich Hal and Cap Ribbons a large lariclv.
Silks aad Satins for Bonnets.
Grapes Crape Lisses Tarlctons and IHuion
Lace.
Trimmings fur Hats Caps and Dresses.
Jenny Lind Caps Party & Opera Head Dressrs
Embroidered Gapes Collars Cuffs and Ghtim-
iselts.. Embroidered Edgings and Insertings Swiss and
Muslin.
Thread Brussels A'alcncienc Silk and Lisle
Thread Lacps.
Embroidered Reveirs and Plain Linen Cambric
Ilkfs.
Gloiesand Milts Kid Silk Lislo Thread and
Sewing Silk.
Scarf) Gravats and Dress Hkfs.
Swiss Jjcuneli Book Muslins and Bishop
Xaw ns.
Embroidered Damask and Plain Canton Crape
Shawls.. '
A Full Assortment nStinw GiwAs.
French and American Artificial Flnrcri.
AVilh a large lariely not Mentioned above.
All wishins to avoid paying long prices will
make money hy calling and satisfving themsefies
Jan. 18jI.
No 2? 3m?.
I2aaD523-c-0
jTY head right certificate for one League and
ItJLoiic Labor of 1 ) No. CCS first Class issued
by the Board of Land Commissioners of Red River
Comity July 5th 1838. Unless heard roir
hr tunc prescribed by law applfe-ation will be made
o-thc proper office for a duplicate.
4 m x CE0I5GE MORRIS
(No. 31 9u)
T"fflTT rim 1 irMtniw"'?
LET T E II S.
4 LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
fLUm Pint Office at Clarksullu Red Hirer Co.
Texas March die Hist 18M. which if mil taken
out within three months "ill lie sum to the General
Post Ollicc as dead letters.
Ailams Jesse
Mnev TurbvfieM
Mieln'lle Mrs'fJ P
McNeil Mrs Kl.zabcth
M iirow 11 C L
Sl-ircljii Clias
Murt-an Isiae
Moufoiiiery Mrs II .M 2
Alexander Messrs
G C & Co
Hall ml dp!
Hnulaii James
Birmingham l)r P W
Brantly Miss Nancy ur
Jas Carr
Hnrloii Wm G
Baker Alexander
Blackburn J amp
aiorc l(ei .1 !. JJ
Martin Wm C
Met 'all Marshall
irnriiliV Abrali.im 2
M trim Co! Austin
M.111I1CUS Dai d
.M.ittbis Wm A
Mi Gnuan Jas H
3 MrCall Kola
2 Moore Tims
Muren Robt C
Neatbery Robert 3
! Bridge Win
Uncus Jacob
Hecknell Mrs Mary
Hud Abel
ii.n..i "
"- -
t "Ulon David
Ilyrd G O
llal.cr Mia Marih-t
lirignmx- ltedinan 11
Clark James
Campbell Jiucpb
Clmborii James K
Childress Levi U
Cardnt-ll MrsKhsa A
Cidemaii Jim U
Carrel M
Chcmm etb Jno W
Column lixe.l
Cheshire Panic! M
Clement Simeon
' "h iebeer.l.ime3
Co!fi:i-iti Dauull
CI irk Joseph
Colby Anthony
fh'-in Kins
Ibrksnn Col A R
D.ilby Jeseph G
Hans Win D
Dean K R
Dans Wm D
Datia Win
Fleming Mrs Isibclla
Fans Jacob
FloTicrs. Andrew
Fl nung Perry II
Fleming Kerry
Felps Alph-i
Fulhrigbt Miss II G
Fiilbrislu Peter
Fulbriglit Martm O
t.'ilt Tennessee
Guest G W
Gh.sci.ck !7r R M
G.lham Charles U
Gloier Joseph
Gram Stephen
Gntliii Jnn V
Hallev L n
2 N.illevA
Olner .t GlntfisM
Parks Win M
Porter Millnn H 2
P.ittersnii Jas A
Perry Sam'I
Richards Mis Mafv
Richards W (J " 2
Riucb J.unes
Ililible Jercmi.ih
Ribble Aunoi.iiida
Robins Miss Luciada
Rogers Dr Robt
RniLlo Mrs Sarah A
Rhodes James
link-ton Win
Smith D S M
Sharp Mrs .Mary .M
Sims V M " 2
sTiiiil!i S.im'l
3 Scott Geo L 2
Smith Henj'r M
Staniev J W ?
Siiuiv Franklin
Siniili S C
Spell Richard II
Stephenson Jno L
Steel I' M
Sims Mrs Elizabeth
Smith Henri
Thompson W W
Talbot Mrs I-abcI
Tii!!;le J ick-on
Tucker Mr- P 1?
Thomas Mrs G F
Tmnhnson John W 2
Tuuiliiisnn S G
Toiiiliiison Wm
Tomliiisoa Win S X
A eech Thoinas L
Veeeli Mrs S.inh
AVhiiennn D W 2
Wright S.im'1 J
Ward John 2
Woottcn Miss Emily J
Walker Alfred or Win
2 W bill worth
Westernnn N II
Iluinnlirevs Geo
Ihilu Y r
itaraioiuiio 1
j j"mP'rey3 Vm
j ae l "?
U"0ser " in
1 J."'"15"" . "
-Johnson ""i'
I -""'-s Jac';1 II
Wasbiiiiiton Miss F 2
Whiukcr J W
W.ird Isaae
AVailey Joseph
AVcbb Alexander
Woollen James
AVhcclei A
White Miss Sarah A 3
AViIlums Ruckskiii
Young J T
JllUIIM'.i .M13 lUiailU.I Is
Keen Jovepli
Kincade Wm
Lawrence Win
Louiiood Tims Y
L tu son Wm
Lawhon Hu;li M
fjaud Samuel
I.iiwden Mis Amanda
ton Mrs Cintbia 11
JAMES W. THOMVS
(NT. 31ais.)
P. M.
Ok the Liivs of Texas.
A few- copies of iliis work to supply the demand
Xsl. in this portion of the State hsicbccn sent In
the suh-enber fur sale. Gentlemen wanting the
same mil .'lease tend orders as soon as possible a
1 am directed it any remain unsold at the epiraticu
ot tliree inunlbs tu riturn tbem. l'rice vb Do.
G. RAGAX.
A few- enpies baie a!o been left at Jeflerson
wild fry & Ward and at Marshall with Ward
& Wilson. G. R.
April 1st 18j1 (No. 31 3ls.)
SUCCESSION OF JAMES. B. AXVERSOX.
JOHN R t'RADDOCK Administrator of the
Estate of James II. Anderson deceased haiing
tiled his petition and vouchers in the County Court
of Red River County .iicrlaitiinj; to tho settlement
of Estates prawiig lor a final settlement of said
Cviate.
Notice is therefore civen lo all persons interested
therein to appear at ibe April irrm of said Court.
to be hidden at the Court House in the town of
ClarksriUe on the last Monday it bcin: the 28th
day of April (Instant) and slum cause if any. lliev
can why said settlement should not be made anil
the Administration clrs"d.
Witness George F. Law ton Clerk
and the impress of tho Seal of s ud
Court at Clarksiille this 3d day o
April A. I). 1651.
GEORGE F. LAWTOX.
Clerk.
(Xo. .!1 3ts.) Printer's fee 0 t 00
.4 DMIX1STRA TOR'S XOT1CE.
"jVTOTICE is hereby given that at the March term
-L of the County Court of Red Riier County A
I). IS51 the ui'tlcrsizncd was duly appomledAd-
ministntnr cf the estate of John II. Dirks deceas-
ed. All pers'ins holding claims against said ectate
are hereby notified tu present the same ui'lmi Hie
lime prescribed by Law those indebted to the same
are required to make immediate payment.
' CATHARINE DIRKS.
WILLIAM C. W1GG1X.
No. 31 fits. Printer's Ice S5 23
THE THOROUGH BRED STALLION.
AViII stand the ensuing Season at
mv stable thirlccn miles cast ol
MvB H 51-rls-l!le; 'elms ten dollars the
a&iU&L. Sason : fifteen to insure : -nni Hr..
tin: single leap. Uy tbeStSsnn a note will be Re
quired when the mrre lsenteted; bv the insuranr..
payment will be required when the fact is aseerlain-
'.! or ibe proper'" caanges liai Us lJy the leap
Mnianablv Gasb.
D E S CR I P T I O X .
Hector is fiio years old full sixteen and a half
hands lunh a bcaulitul. ilanoirany JJav. black le"
mane and tail deep chested stiong muscled with
lung clean nmus.
PEDIGREE.
Hector was Sired by th.j Imp Priam; out of Cora
(the lull sister ol lileiloc) liy l-.chpse erand d tin
Young maid of the Oaks ly the Imp Exncditini.
ceat granddam Old .Maid of the Oaksby Imp Spread
Eagle ; great great grand dam Annette by the Imp
For further particulars see Turf Renister-
The breeder iu Hector will find perfect puritv of
union comuinco wiininc inner qualities uliich
will insure in his progeny strength beauty and
actHMi no siainon nas eier oecn oliercd lo the
puniic won a i;re;iier pruiuisc oi useiuiness. Jt IS
. sufiir-icnt rccoiutnendation to the breeders for the
Turf to know that Hector was bred hy the Hon.
Bailie Peyton and tint his full sister Lucy Tulaud
has proved one of the best goers of ihe day.
A. J. TITUS.
(No. 27 tf )
't&ildiii
lev Yjft
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT E. II. TAR-
rant (Administrator of the Estate of Jesse Jl.
Ha II Deceased.) has filed his account current with
said estate for a final settlement of the same which
n ill he acted upon by ihe Honorable County Cour
for Bowie County and Slate of Texas at a term
of said Court to lie hnlden at the Court House in
the Town of Huston on the last Monday in April
proximo All persons interested in the settlement
of said Estatn.are required to apprar ai:d show cause
if any they can why such settlement should not be
made and the said Admin islrater discharged as the
law directs.
n "J- " SMITHER. Clcrl:
Boston. March 10th ISM. i;. c B r1
(No.1 'JO 3is.) Piiater's- fee j 100.'
MORE EX1 RAORDINARY CURES EFFECTED
By A. M. VEAL M. D.
S1IREVEPORT LA.
SiiutvcroaT La.
July Sib 1850.
rpiJllS IS TO CERTIFY THAT MY WIFE
JL has been afflicted mih the Dyspepsia fur a great
many tars a "feat part of whicb-tunc her dis-
ease was so violent & she became j!eialcd to such
.i degree Ihat she resembled a Ufing tkelelim if
such rmihl be possible. She took of nearly all the
inedich.es recommended iu her disease lill tbefe
was lio sense iu it. 1 was then adiised by a friend
lo put her under the trealmci.t !" Dr. A. M. A'cal
who soon restored her to perfect health. A3 the
Doctor says 1 bebeie there is soiiilihing peculiar
In himself. 111 hiv rn'ule iif practice lor the nte
my wile mipnued under his treatment was enough
to"a-toulid the most sceptical and 1 now sal to llie
afilu-tLil. that 1 believe 111 many ir.-taures that pre
judice siatids mure in the nay of llieir tecoiery.
ibau the iiiciiralniity ol tlieir uiscascs. .-jiicii i
the experience of Dr. Veal's treatment and su-b
the result. X either he nor bis reifo-dics iicpiI any
I'liromiuni from ine. the skill of tTu one and the
etbcaoy of the oihor are ton w.-U known fur that
but a follow feeling for t.'ic siillerers induced me
lo riku up the pen an! lo them is dedicated ibe im-
perfect commuuicatiuii of Wit. BOND.
Gausdes Cer.vTV Fla.
Jam. 15th 1S19
This is to certify that my sou Willnm has htcn
cured of the Cramp Colic "by Dr. A. M. Veal af
ter baling been afflicted n lib the complaint at dit-
fereut times fur file icars. G. W. KEMP.
Di circa Coustv Ga.
December 22.1 lM'J.
This may certify (hat I had been danger.iusli
ifiheled tl. the graiel for a number of icars.
ami baie tried all the usual lemedios rernminei .led
iu Mich cases without imii2 me any relief 1 then
applied to Dr. A. M. A'eal who rtP-eluallv cured
me. SARAH SLADE.
GAt)-HFN CofSTV Ft. v.
December 20th 119.
Tbi- may rcrtify that I have been tubjict to ibe
uk headache for fifteen 1 ears a great part of
which lime I was mil able 10 attend to my usual
hii-iness. Ilaiiui: taken eiimucb inedictne wiibout
any benefii 1 had almost de.-paired ot relief
Though as llie last lesort I applied to Dr. A. M.
Veal who in a few weeks clfei tuallv cured inc.
AMOS NEWTUN.
RiLiijiosn Couvtv G..
Jany. 17th 150.
This is !o certify that my negro woman Ann
Ins been subject to epilepsy 01 Convulsive fits for
fifleeft yeais sometimes the attacks ol her disease
were so seiere she would suddeulv fill down and
become convulsed her face frightfully distorted her
breathing hurried and lalxumus her tiui"ue prntrit
tied -iiid a great quantity of frothy sali"s cellected
about her mouth. During the filtecn learsof her
affliction I had her treated bv several eminent min
eral Doctors and they all failed to "ive her anv
rebef. I then hegaii to bchcic after the skill of
such I hisicians bid been fairly le-ted in the treat-
ment of her case without ivmg the necessary re-
uei uiai 11 wouui oe listless 10 ooanytlimi; more
fur her. But as 1 had beard a great deal about
Dr. 1 eal"s success in cuiins such diseases I final
ly determined In trv his skill and the eilicacy of
icmcdies in her ease which resulted in a perma
nent cure. She is now as good 1 house servant as
I own. Also my negro boy George has been
cured uf rheumatism ot lung standing by the Doc
tor. JONATHAN PALMER.
A limited number of students can be attmlv ac
commodated at his Institution (and will be received
at anytime of thevcar.) With a well stocked library
and also a knowledge of the Pharmaceutical pre
paration ot rcincdtt.3 111 Ins Laboratory and .Medical
store ollciing inducements to the student which
those who aspire to a high standard of medical ac
quirement mil know how to appreciate iv hen to
these will he added the necessary instructions pe-
uliar to himself to enable them to treat cases at
distance .without seeing ibi- paticnt.on sound pby-
luiogicai principles. 1 lie lee lorcacli lsinianatily
S 100 (One hundred Dollars) All persons desir
ous ol testing the efficacy of his remedies iu their
own cases no matter where they reside can veri
conveniently do so by sending their age and symp-
toms 111 plain writing as correct Iv as possible when
eiedicines to suit their eases will be compounded.
and sent bv mail or e.xptess or private hand. In
all chronic cases his fee is only S j (Five Dollars)
a month which may be cuclused and sent by mail
at his risk. Ihc charge will be one Dollar lor
each time he applies Galvanism. He will not -cm
medicine to a gr-al distance unless tho money is for-
warded or good reference given. Letteis iu enti-
tle tbem to attention must le po;t paid. All pa-
tients under his immediate care are charged accord-
ing to ibe amount of attention necessary. The
calls of such as may deem it their interest to pro
cure his services will lie punrtuallv attended to.
Those having di-eased servants may have their
cases treated or dispute of them to the subscribe
at a fair price.
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand a full
and large assortment of genuine Botanic Medicines
which be will sell at uhulisalc and retail verv low
for cash.
Pteate hand this advertisement to 1 our afflicted
neighbor.
Sfirirnwrt In. A. M. YEAL M. D.
(No.-26tf)
ICO:
-cPCOif
FEMALE AICADEMY.
Mrs. H. A. Estes announces that she has taken
charge of the above Academy : and has established
a permanent Female School at Boston Bowie Coun-
ty Texas u Inch Tow 11 iu point ot health is pref-
erable to any in this section. Mrs. Estcs has been
regularly educated besides having considerable ex-
perience in teaching She Halters herself that her
school will he inferior to none. Board enn be had
on favorable terms with families in the vicinity.
Scholars will be charged from date ot eutrai-cc
in the School to close of the session unless m ea
ses of protracted illne-s. The scholastic vear will
be divided in sessions of five nionlhs.vacation during
August and September.
Tuition payable at the termination of each ses-
sion. 1st. Session will commence on Mond-y 17. Feb
ruary lb.11.
Terms of Tuition.
Orthography reading writing Arithmeiie com
meneed persess. : : : : S 10 00
mcnecil persess. : : : : :
English Grammar Geography Arithmc-"
lie History Natural and Moral Philso- I
phy. Botany. Ghemislrv. Algibra Elo- y
ciitiun with all the higher English stud:- I
tic
cm urn
es.
French
pet session
12 50
10 00
20 00
Music Piano Forte or Guitar :
Pse tr Instrument . : :
Embroidery and Was Work each per
course. '" " : : : :
5 00
5 00
A'ocal Music ihoToughlv taught and included siv
ach day's exercises free of charge Compositions
throughout Ihe session.
Boston Feb. 10. 1850. No. 27 Gmos.
Printing I'ros for Sule.
A No. 5 Imperial Smith Press Hoe's Manufac-
ture in good working order with new springs
will be sold low fur cash or at a fair price on time
for appioved paper.
Also several chases single and double of vari-
ous sizes; abo a font of great Primer Script neaily
new full sorts about 30 pds in the funt.
Enquire at this office.
Clarksiille. March 20th lS5l.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appoiitied EvccutoMif the Estate of Thomas
Louden deceased at the Januwy Term of tho
County Court of Hopkins County A. D. 1651
All persons having chlms against said Estate will
present them within Ihc time prescribed by lavv.v
UliUlUUliU IIUI-KINS.
v icil.iiciWiir. 4
lidLi U. VAUV 'A J.1 1
THE STATE OF TEX If.
To ihe.Shentr of Rtd River County
GREE'llXG:
You are hereby ommanded lo summons Franch
M. Thnm is to be and appear before llie llon-
oralilo the District Curt of the County of Red
River to be hidden at the Court house thereof in
ibe town of Clarksviile 011 the seventh Mundiy al-
ter tin: liiuith Monday in March. A. D. 1851 then
and there tu answer tins Peiitii.n of Felix tj. Beazly
exhibited against Jo-eph H. Burks Joseph P. Tay-
lor and said Fmik-is M. Thomas: Said Pelili.m
alleges that said Thomas & Barks nnde llieir
proimscry n..to .:. the Ifiib January ISI'J thereby
two years alter llie date thereof p'rumised to par
said Joseph P. Tajir-r or order three hundred dol-
lars and lh?t said Taylor afterwards transferred
said note to raid Beazly .and that said Thoi.-.aj.
Burks and Tailor are hablu n pav said siiik that
they baie u holly refused -o to .Iu" And uhercia
sod Beazly hy Attorney has this diy filed an if-
fidaut setting forth that said Thomas 'is now absent
from the Slate.
You are therefore cr.rnmandc.l to cite the sai.I
Thomas by making publ.cati.m of this citation iu
some News paper published 111 said county fur four
successive wetks previm.s to the return day hereof.
Herein lair not but make due return of ibis mit
ns llie law directs.
&&333jr "."""s "- ".i-ra.iann.-ler- of the
Ktjss; J-isinct Luiirt ot Red River Couillv.
rS-J"J4.
' and bis seal of officeJicrenn immesii-
e.l at office m C'laiksvilk iMi!..2T.
day of March A. D. lo'SI.
It. II. GRAHAM.
THE STATE OF TEXAS ) I. R. H. Graham
C.uii.ly of Red River. j Clerk of the Dis-
trict Court of Red River Count 1 do hereby cirlif-r
tint the foregoing it a tiuc and correct copy of tho
I'ligmal writ issutd in this case which i.s duly oil
file in my ollire.
x ilncss R. II. Graham Clerk of thn
wistrrti ourt ol sanl t miniy. anil tlii
seal of court impressed hereon at of-
fice in Clarksville. this 27th dav of
March A. D. 1851.
R. II. GRAHAM.
Clerk.
In obedience to the foregoing writ I order tho
same to he published for four successive weeks in
the Northern S'tandard a newspaper pnbfielicd is
the town uf Chrksville countv of Red River thi
27lh March 1S.-.1.
JOHN M. BIVIN3 Sheriff.
Red River County.
(Xo. 3-;ts.) Printer's fee S 15 00.
FRESH DRUGS.
TT E have recently received a largo Quan-
tity of Drugs fcc nbicli in addition to
our former stock comprises the largest and muse
complete stuck of Drugs &c. ever befojo brought
to this place.
Which vm will sell very low fur cash.
McDONNA .t RHINE.
Clarksville Oct. 2fiib. IS50 No. 0 tf.
FARM FOR SALE.
GOOD improvement.- piice Iow-.and terms easy.
Apply to W. M. Pickett on the pniries. fivn
miles east of Clarksville or to J. P. Dale in Claiks
ville.
Clarksville Dec. 7. 1S50 (No. 13 tf.)
To Claimants under the late Bounty land Lw.
J F claimants under the act nf Sept. 2$ 1851
will send ine their claims to the City of Wash-
ington. 1 will cause their warrants to be issued
the lands located patents procured and the lands
sold 10 the best advantage y charge will bo in
all cases 20 per ctni on the avail- of sale
JOHN D LOGAN
of Victoria Texas
REFER TO
Hon Tim's J. Risk Sim Hors-ro.v.
" I). .S. Kaitma.n-. E. Hovvaki.
B. II. ErPF.KMIS Esq. Ciiablis Di-Aloftsc.
Washington Citi. Oct. 8. 1P50. No.13 20is
THE STATE OF TEXAS
County of Red River
To any Lawful Ofnctr of said Count v
GREETl'yG:
Jn the name and by the authority of thu Ststo
aiuresaid. vim arc hereby commanded to sum-
11 on Wyatt M. Coyb (who is declared upon oath
to be a ii.ui-iesideiit of this State) by publication
for3 successive weeks in Hip Northern Standard.
a news paper published at Clarksville. in the Coun-
ty aforesaid to be aud appear before ll.e under--igncd
at hi3 office at Bcrtheh-ts Saw Mill cn tha
first Saturday of .May A. D. 1351 at or before tho
hour of 2 o'clock of said day to answer the com-
plaint of Isaiah W Wells &Li now filed in my
office and of which the following is a brief state-
mct.t Isiiah W. Wells .L Co.. Citizens of the Stats
and County aforesaid complaining of Wyatt M.
Co le. iv ho is not an inhabitant of this State res-
pectfully represents tint on the 23rd dav of Jtnuarv
A. D. IS-1U the said Wyatt M. Covle "delivered un-
to tbem the said Isaiah W. Welis& Co. his ccr
tain writing obligatory w hereby he promised ono
day afterdate to pay'uutc Isata'h W. Wills & d.
or bearer the sum of nmely-sevcn dollars and 6f-
100 for value reteivad ; uhich amount said plaintiff-
aver has been often demanded of the s.ii
Wyatt M. Coile and payment of the same as oftcii
refused. They therefore pray Judgment fee.
Herein fail nut and have ou then ar.d there this
writ with our action on the same.
Given under mv baud 111 office this the 20th of
March A. D. IS5"l.
MA RCUS W. C AU DLE J. P.
To Wyii-t M. Corii-
A'.ui are hereby sumiuoacd to appear before Mar-
cus W. Caudle. J P. at his office at Derthe!el
saw null in Red River County on the first Satur-
day of May. Eighteen hundred and fifty one. at .r
before the hiiuruf two o'clock p. m to answer tan
complaint ot Isaiah W. W lis .1; ru. as a!ie sta-
led. JOHN M. BIVINS
Sheriff of Red River County Teias.
No. 29 Sis Printer's fee $ 10 CO
THE STATE OF TEXAS
County of Red River
To any Lawful officer of said Countv
GREETING:
"jj"N the name and hi tie authority ot the Sta.-o
J aforesaid you are hereby con manded to cumnio
(Wyatt M Colic who is declared upon oath tob
a noii-residenl of tins State.) by publication fur 3
successive necks m the NeTlherii Standard a new-
paper printed at Cbiksiille iu the County afore
said to be and appear befote thi undersigned a:
his office at Ucrlhelct's Saw Mill on ibe first Sat-
urday of May A. D. 1351 at or before the hour of
2 o'clock of said day to answer the complaint o!
Isaiah W. Wells now filed in my office and of
which the following is a brief statement
Isaiah W. Wells a citizen of the State and cout.-
V aitiircsaid complaining of Wajtt M. Coyle w! o
is nut an inhabitant of this State respectfully rep-
resents that on the first day of January A. I) 1350
the said Wvatt M. Coyle delivered "unto him th a
sat I Isaiah AV. Wells his certain writing obliga
lory wi-ereby lie promised one day after date. i
pay 10 the order of Isaiah Y. Wells $21 17-10C-
for value rcccived.which amount said plaintiff ave-
has been often demanded of the said Wyalt I.
Coyle and payment of the same as often refused
he therefore prays Judgment &e.
Herein fail not and li.ivo you then and there this
writ with your action on the .same.
Given under my hand in office this lbc20th of
March A. D. 1851.
MARCUS AY. CAUDLE. J. P.
To AVv.t-rr M. Covle
You are hereby summoned to-appear before Mar
cus W. Caudle J. P. at his office at Bcrthelcts-
sivv mill in Red River County on the first Satur-
day of May Eighteen hundred and fifty one at or
before the hour of two o'clock p. m. to answer the
complaint of Isaiah W. Well as above stated.
-lUlli-i M. lilCS
Sheriff of Red River Conntv Texas.
No. 2!) ."is Primer's fee Stti 0O
It. M. M c A L P I N
WHOLESALE GROCER
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