davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

oonpooyins each bottle and up neaty-anless will not b.
genuine.
For sale wholesale retail By Messs Lawrence KEGS in
Maiden lane; Hull Maiden lane; Dr. corner
VI Broadway and Chsmhen DR. Symn, Of Walker
street and the Bvwey; Unden No. IS Beekmau street;
mr. shsf1n No ~ Canal street Jones Hutchinson.
ani 6 Washington IT. Boston; E0y Washington city, d.
United states Bazaar Albany and by Druggist and
Canudas. - -
oIdes from distance addressed Keo~
Viii Hull Bowen Wholesale drug gss Maiden lane. Y.
vi" oe pcnctualy attended to. sim
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
NR. JOHN 50 !. n.uI,ea een6denii.Iy At hi. Office.

llR. JOHN SON is nsued confdeniaHy at his Office,
~ No IL Duane street between Chatham and William ss on
the rra elects Cbancres Stric
Ses seminal Weakness diseases ngfrom
vensreai poison Jonsoa
remove ANY three and the
in oonae time without the use OF any de
iang medicine, from business Per
themselves DR. Johnsons do III
certainty of in the most aggravated Scotous
orcs liberated Legs &c speedily healed Strangers would do
well by giving DR. Jonsena call certain preventative may be
had Of thu fegong Diseases which
never used within twenty fo hours after
paa and enclosing fec, have the
medicine, ana directions for its use forwarded.
Attendance A. NJ. To III night DIR. Johnson has
from 10 Chambes street. dizzy
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
nOCTOR CORBITT may

nOCTOR \. nay 2, 70 r consulted n n most
ara Imam Streets New York where PERSONS afflicted
- s;cste Diseases old obstinate ulcers, dyspcpsa wosms
~ Tho bladder uetsa, and kidney and all disea
cs;ns nom the abuse cfmersuy mpuy Of the blood
crv need dcscrl troubled with certain dis
49, Apply a. DR. Co with the Of having
d;caly cured without Gle Of DANGER
o,s medicine His charges nsb. and pro- orcned 10
H. e,rans the applicant G. has IN puor
s teachers Of s.krcwledsed slsn and has had cnsds
n three without confinement from bu.sess or tho slru
cair o the medicine e had 10 prevent tbc ocr
rrnce certain dsea TIE most honorable sccrpsy
Attendance do ly from A. ~, to ioP.m. ni2y
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
$500 REWARD .sd,p !.

QSA0 REWARD !-sPECIFIC MIXTURE, nor tho
DCVV of Gsnonh9a elects Structures and apao~ons
complaints Of the organs degeneration.
efall emediss yet discovered Cor III above complaints this
the most certain
makes speedy and permanent cure without the least regard
DIST drink, exposure change application 10 business
We give long packis recommends to deceive the w.
thc medicine does NJ. speak far itself shall speak Il
object notify where be had aud that peuuetor
challenges single sf recent Gonoha brouehf IN
esoc.
This disease that unfortunately pevades MI nhs Of society
high low rich matrimonial and single They INV
with remedy by which they themselves with
disease he contracted a dose Of the Mature kn Al
night on eosng 10 led VIXEN exposed
l. put 40 bottles with full directions accompanying H. NJ o.
bottle bottle lasts week, which generally cures Many
re- cured in days
For sale By Mior Gamble i's Broadway ofpsy IT,
Dr NJ Grand and Bowery N. c. RIocup,,
Broadway and Duane It, ,NewYork Joues Hutchinson con
Chcsnut and Seventh St, Philadelphia. IA sms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
MEDICAL CARD

MEDICAL CARD.-Tke study bestowed UPON cora n,
NI branch practice iy DR. GLOVER continues the
couGdence public Those who affected ~
lns standing and NIL diseases arising from puny Of the
and sch bae the sk
will d. him lbs office. Ann
Museum Separate entrances and sepwafe offices Pm.
vate entrance, ID door from the Museum. dioH
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
nOCTOR HARVEY, late rc.idea, !

uAOCTOR HARVEY, late resident Surgeon 70 GUYS
- IIpsitsl Londca nfsms those afflicted with the veserai
disease, all s forms Gonoubra elect Tsch
Of Urine inflammation Of the likewise tho
destructive stages OF ues throat nodes parcdenlc Ucees
and Mercual crpfinns DR. Harvey peculiar whom
followed Tor the Of one week fails 70 suve 'he
appalling stages which this destructive aady dispays itself
He wishes also 70 rimatco the Athlete that he's Empycs
hut ouce his diploma from the Royal College OF Surgeons.
LONDON auhosng linn md also TESTIMONIALS certify
ing Of his having acquired his professional knowledge the first
medical schools Nv Esnrc.
Doctor Haypys Offices Division ST. near Chatham eva
where be n n hours. nB-tm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
nOCTOR FAWCETT, late a surgeon Of

hOCTOR FAWCETT, late surgeon Of The 2stL
- Regmentof the British member snbe Royal college
OF Surgeons of Lonon and Edinfgb sns msmbsr 81 hed
cal College fPmndcpha csnnues s,i to direct h steoa
o Of the following diseases, VIZ -
v"oeya in a h. v,r;ous Conorhna structures
ha bladder ana ~ dssass sris'ns from tho
az &c Person. who have injured themselves by secret
stretve hsls aro invited call preventive he
the e~ova OF asorder Once 2s Fulsos
Grconw,ch avc.N
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

~ No a. PecksIp FIRST door below Pearl street. 0ate Dr..
AuderoDs)
cal and having recevedhs Diploma for the practice 81
phvsjr and surgery from the New Ysrk State Medical So
eiey and having had twenty three years general and very
20 ri scce this city, devotes his personal and undivided
attention the cure of all diseases insdert to ai hsmsny
and particularly to or tram Of ~
The require TO be treated asrseab to the
prevail ard the various and changes
key NAV hence the least reflection must satisfy
discerning isd that nespecc postm 10 spps'caose " an
-.
rees n this enables him offer speedy and thvoueh
and adopt clss: Of mecisss 60 srsnsea an" go
offend the TASTE lead - suscson co
pounds Nv the ordinary oascks Of the day
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

STEkLiNGs ORIENTAL BALsAMIC COMPOUND
~ An ecacious sautay and efectua remedy all
Leaconhea involuntary Emissions Seminal irregu
uay Of the Mcnses rtacd Srdseased action Bladder
generally afforded BY the use Of the B.lsamc Compound
diseases, confidently offered with accompanying Ger
tcates of the most eminent Of the British Fncalty which
stamp high reputation winch the preparation is
valued Prepared only by w. Sterling W.e Chapel London
Sold wholesale and retail, by N. h. GRAHAM,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
COMPOUND TINCTURE OF KREOsOTE

~ Pauonized by Physicians Dentists, manuncured py
ROBERT H. COLEMAN CO., Baltimore, solo propretors
who At much labor and have succeed
ed hcng bile present pab positive and edy
medy for commencing Of the Teeth and disease Of the
fragrant and pleasant wash for them in
heal by condon wmch entirely vegetable and free from AM
For sac VIII csac and retail the propetor agent MA
THAN GRAHAM, Druggist and Apo'hecary, Ne 80 Nassau
Al Fulton At
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
TESTIMONIALS

the Royal College ofPhyscans Of Havana Feb
DR. Stman having proved this Royal Tribunal that the Cir
oil OF his ton has the property Of causing
Of hair and preventing fall by terrifying the
the effects u the aromatic which ha
compo~iooby the chemist Don Francisco suarexJ
by recommend its ecinc but good and useful
remedy for requiring IT, whose hair IN state Of decay
from sickness other
Ssncd JOSH DON PEDRO M. d.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
AID Illustrators .oA E.

DYy virtue Of an order of the Probate
Nd Court of Amite county, the under
signed administrators Of the estate Of
Nathan Ratctif, deceased, will sell, on
Friday the 10th day of March next, on a
credit OF twelve months, the following
described lands, belonging 10 the estate
of the said deceased, viz:--Section seven,
Township No. two, Range No. Two East,
containing one hundred and sixty acres
and wenty-one-hundreths of an acre;--
also, Section No, eighteen, Township No.
two, Of Range No two East, containing
eighty acres and Observation-Disclosures
Of an acre; said lands lying and being in
Amite county, Mississippi.
HI. HUFF, Adm.,s
Of The estate Of Nathan Ratclif, dec.
January "a, 1886. o-tds.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
PROSPECTUS
Ofa ,ceekiy Newspaper, to be published in
the City Of Ficksburg, to be entitled
THE MISSISSIPPI SENTINEL,
AND
State Rights ErpOsitOr.
To be edited and published by

10 be edited ana published by
DRs. w. M. GREEN & JAMES HAGAN
The great growing resources of Missis-
sippi and the rapid increase Of wealth,
population and business, seem to demand
another paper in this city.
The political character of this paper
will be indicated by its title. 1t will adyo-
cate the great principles of State Rights
and State Remedies, and announce, from
the watch tower, every encroachmcnt Of
the Federal Government on the right of
the States and the Liberties of the People.
By frequent recurrence to first principles
and the doctrines taught by the trainers Of
the Constitution, it will endeavor to inn
part clear views of the federal compact,
thatthe People may be enabled 10 work,
and prepared to resist the advances of dcs-
potism and corruption.
Tue peculiar institutions of the South,
and the present crisis, require energy, in
telligence and organization on the part of
the People. The wealth and luxury Of
Rome only stimulated the rapacity and
avarice Of the northern barbarians. We
must not only, individually, become ac-
quainted with the rights and interests OF
the South, but we must effect such union
of leeling--such physical organization
as will delay the bold schemes of ianati
cism and the wies of treacherous dema-
gogues; and transmit to posterity our glo-
rious institutions, pure as we received
them from the hands Of our forelathcrs.
Though are times and circumstances
when the laws may be dispensed with and
summary punishment be resortcd to; yet
we are convinced that Lynch law has be-
come too common all over the country. Il
has excited furious and sanguinary spi-
rit, at war with civilization, and injurious
to the prosperity and happiness of our
common country. 1t has in many cases
enabled individuals to wreak vengeance
for private griefs, at the expense of the
peace and order of the community, and
the life probably Of the innocent. The
Sentinel will uphold the majesty OF the
laws, believing that they ought only to be
dispensed with in extreme cases, when
public liberty and life arc threated by or
ganized bands Of conspiration.
The Sentinel will endeavor to present
its readers with such views as will aid in
developing the resources and increasing
the wealth and prosperity Of the State
Its columns will be open atall times tothc
mechanic as we'll as the Merchant or Plan
rte; and every class of citizens when their
rights and interests are assailed, can pre-
sent their grievances TO the public through
the Sentinel.
| A portion Of the paper will be devoted
to literature, notice Of new works, DC.
A portion Of Advertising and Job work
expected.
The paper will issue as soon as requisite
number Of subscribers shall be obtained.
TERMS, S5 per annum if pad IN adj
vance, or $50 at the end Of the year.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24

onward, and when the line Of comnunic,
ton is completed as far as Mobile, as orr
ginally contemplated, there is no cacula-
ting the march of its thrifty career On
ward, onward, will be its destiny to rank,
wealth and rcnown. We shall then see
the woodlands and the valleys, The prallc
les and the plains, converted into fruitlus
fields, blooming gardens, and domestic
hearths. The season of enjoyment will
smile and caress the season of harvest and
plenty.
The great and languishing interest Of
Education will receive, as its importance
justly merits, our earliest attention. On
that subject, we shall speak freely-and
the aid we expect from ADLER pens, justi-
fes US in the belief, that some light will
be shed upon this hitherto neglected, yet
all important topic. Without education,
man is miserable drone, an aching void
to society; with mental aliment, the mind
is in possession of a treasure, that oper-
ates as an antidote and comforter to the
tolls and fatigues Of the body.
A due proportion ofthe PATRIOT will BIO
devoted to choice Literature, culled with
care; Religious matter, free from secta-
rian bigotry; Poetry; Foreign and Domes-
tic News, condensed; a faithful record Of
the Cotton Market, and other products, at
home and abroad; an abstract of the pro-
ceedings of Congress and the State LegiS-
ature; and all ether odds and ends which
serve to make up dweekly sheet.
The columns of the PATRIOT will be
open to all communications on all interes-
ting subjects, written with brovity, and in
good taste; and closed against every thing
savoring of personal rancor or private
puique.
With the additional remark, that we
are both practical printers, aud sincere in
ali thatswe intend, we await the cheering
countenances of those whose patronage
we solicit.
BRANDON, Sept. 90, 1886.
TERMS.-Fiye dollars, if paid in al
vance; or six dollars at the expiration OF
the year.
6TThe first number Of the paper will
appear about the first Of December next,
or soon if practicable.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24

STATE or MlSSlSSIPPl-Amjte county
To. all persons interested 10 the Real ES-
tdt6of Richard Hurst, deceased, -GREE-
TING:
w OIw are hereby commanded to be
and~appear before The Hon. the
Probate Courl Of Amite county on che
fourth Monday in March next, and shew
cause, ifany you can, Why an order should
not then and there be made, authorizing
and directing the administrators OF saiu
deceased to sell The following described
lands, belonging 10 the said deceased, viz:
The South East quarter of Section No.
twelve, in Township No. one, OF Range
No. four East: and the North West and
South West quarters of Section No. Sc
ven. in Township No. one, OF Range No.
five East; and the South East quarter OF
Section No. twenty-three, in Township No.
on, of Range No. four East; and so much
Of the North East quarter Of Section No.
twenty three, in Township No. one, OF
Range No. four East, as lies East Of the
Amite river;--AlI Of said lands lying in
Amite county, Mississippi.
WITNESS, the Hon. JOHN WALK
Err, Judge ofthe Probate Court
of Amite county, The 4th Mon
day in January, A. d. Que lhou-
sand eight hundred and thirty
seven. N
ISSl1 ED this Gath day Of January, 1857
N M III S. r. DAVIS, Cfk.N
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24

VI 4. CRAWFORD will in future, continue
v to practice Law in the Circuit Courts Of
Amite, Pike ant Franklin, and will extend his
circuit to the county Of Copah. Business also
in the Probate Court Of Amite, will meet with
his particular attention. in the room for
mcrly occupied by the late $. II. Strong, Esq,
AEUust g. 1876 Romt2
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24

ArFEcrroN.-sI feel as | speak" return
ed Clifford ;ssswere the woman love suf-
fering Though proverty, ! would beg with
her. II could not relieve her; through in
Justice ] would defend her; from unkind-
ness would protect her, and if the world
forsook her, would be to her the world
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
NOTICE.

WV FISHING to bring my business to
w a close, hereby request all per-
sons having accounts with me to come
forward and make settlement. Those
failing to comply with this notice, will find
their accounts in the hands OF an officer.
Jan. "a, 1887. 8w5
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

"HE undersigned Administrators OF
Richard Hurst, deceased, will sell
at the door of the Courthouse of Amite
County, on the 28th day Of February
next, on credit Of twelve months, the
following lands belonging to the estate of
said Hurst, o-wit:--The West half of the
Northwest quarter of Section No. |, of
Township No. /, Of Range No. a East,
containing 80 acres, more or less, known
as the Newman Tract; and the West half
of the East half of section No. IS, and
the West hall Of the Northeast quarter
of Section No. "a, Township No. I, of
Range No. East; and lot No. 3 of the
East half Of the East half of Section No.
| 10, and the East half of the East half of
the Northeast quarter of Section No, "a !,
Of Township No. /, of Range No. 4, East,
as will more fully appear by reference to
survey Of said lands on record, at page
66 Of Conveyance Book, VOL No. 8, Of
Amite County, containing 2S4 9-lOO
acres, more or less, and known as the
Williams Tract. Also lot No. A, in
square No. IL in the Town of Liberty,
Amite County, Mississippi. The pur-
chasers will DO required to give notes
with approved security, residing within
the County.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24

DEPENDING ON CIRCUMSTANCES. SAID Dr.
nah to Sambo, as they were taking low
ina promenade, 'Sambo, how you tlnk dc
marriage life do most haypiestY'
aWell I'll tell you; dat are depends al
togedder how dey enjoy demselves."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
I ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

HEIIE undersigned administrator of
the estate of JohB Knor, deceased,
viii sell, on Monday the sixth day of
March next, on a credit Of twelve months,
the following described lands, belonging
10 the said deceased, viz:-The West half
of the South East quarter Of Section No.
3Iifee, Of Township No. three, of Range
Na three East Said lands lying and be-
ing in Amite coanty, Mississippi.
01rSale to take place on the premises.
AARON BUTLER, ST..
administrator Of The estate af
John Knor, d cessed.
January "a, 1887. Bids.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24

Goods, such as
Calicoes & Ginghams.
Merino Shawls and Handkerchief.
Cotton, Wooden, and Silk Hosiery.
French Capes; Collars and Crayats.
Cambria, Jaconet, plain, figured, and
checked Null Muslins.
Foundation do, Irish. Linen, Lawns and
Sheetings.
Black, plain and round superfne fig'd.
Y Bobinett.
Linen, Cambria, plaid, cotton, English, flag
\ and Italian Silk Handkerchiefs.
Cotton and Valencia Shawls.
Cotton, Blond and Worsted Thread La
ces, &c.
Quilting and fg'd. Bobinett Laces.
Grecan Nett and Shall Footing.
Damask Table Cloths, Bonnets, Umbrel-
las and Parasols.
Rouan Cashmere, cold. Drilling, cold
I Princetta, and black Lasting.
Ladies Beaver, black, white, Salmon and
satintop Gloves, new and splendid
article.
Fancy Beltings, Hat Grape, Corded ant
Marselles Skirts.
Fine Italian Sewing Silk, and Spool cot
ton, assorted.
Black Satin, Taffita, cord Gauze, Cap
Bonnet and Love Ribbons.
Bead and Fancy cold. Silk Reticules, La
dies Fans, a new article.
Bead, Brade, Silk and Fancy cold. Watcl
Guards.
Curls, ArtiGciaIs, Powder Puffs and Per
fumery, assd.
Jordan's Oriental Rose Powder, for col
oring the Hair. .
Essential Salt of Lemons, for renovation
Fancy Jewelry, assorted
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, Black. CIaret, Dra& Green and Ma
poleon Violet Coates and Frocks.
Invisible Green and Adelaide. ditto.
Blue, Black. Slate and Scotch PLAID Pants
Mixed, cold. Cloth, Rid. and Stripe'
Buck Pants.
Lavender and Kent Jeans ditto.
Black and White Satin Vests.
Marseilles Fancy Silk Buff and ch'd. Va
cha ditto.
Jeans and Flannel Drawers.
Bl lack and White Satin Stocks; Silk, Vel
vet, Bombazine, and Fancy colore
ditto.
a new and splendid article for the Sun
mer.
Vest Springs, Gum Elastic Susf Jnder
E and Travelling Water Cups.
Collars & Fancy cold. Bosoms
E Linen and Cotton Shirts
Silk Hats, Boots, and Ladies' French Mo
rocco Slippers.
f MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Violins, Harmonious, and Fancy Statlone
ry articles.
f Maps of the different States, and Maps c
Texas.
A neat selection Of fashionable Ca rds, VIZ
Moss Roses Conversations; Songs ofth
, Sibyl
> The American Fortune Teller; The Sa
cred Oracle.
!. Poetical Fortune Teller; Poetical CONVEX
sation.
; Drawing Room Gipsey;.
Uran, an Astronomical Game.
J Philosophical Enigmas; Ladies and Gen
; tlemen's Thoughts.
Answers Of the Improvisatrice, with tn
following verse :--~-~%~~c~
Are you in love 2--Come--JXn no;
Ilong---oh how ] long-to kH
Q. J. DON-NEL-LA.
G. w. RUDD, late Of
Richmond, V,
= ORD. g. r. punctually receive the Il
test Northern and European fashions.
Liberty, Jan II, 1887. n
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
NOTICE.

Y NOTICE.
"A LII those indebted to the undersign-
~ ed are requested 10 call on John
Walker, Esq, with whom he>has left his
accounts, and make payment, either by
note or cash.
JONATHAN TAYLOR.
Jan. "a 1897. 8W6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
NOTICE. '
CMIAP GOODS

Here they are, fresh and inc,
Just unlolded and in prime
Friends and Customers, come and try,
And see what bargains you can buy. Rxa
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
LIST OF LETTERS

I'd EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Liberty
N Mississippi, which will be sent to the Gen
eral Post Office, if not taken out within thre
months from the LIST instant.
Byerly, Adam Lumpkin, Joseph
Burres, Mrs. Julia Ann Mccoy, Mrs. Susannah
Brab am, James Nixon, b. II.
Brown, Joseph Nash, William
Browning, Saml. B. Robinson, David
5yrd, Thomas Russell, Erasmus L.
yoyington, Robt S. SANDAL, Miss FRANCIS
CHAPMAN, David Shields, Thomas
Coyington, John Smith, Charles
Dillingham;, W. H. Simmons, $. B.
Dunn, A. r. Tarver, Wilson
Denman, Thomas Tu ker, Dr. B. H. 2
Delaniea, James Thompson, Elijah
Easily g. Wall, Messrs. Vincent, James
Firth, Mrs. Admin Williams, Capt. R. I, 2
Firth, fiarbert Wilson, Turner S.
Hudson, F. H. Webb, Wrs. Matilda
Hughes, Burnett e. Co Walker, Robert
Jones, ESQ, P. r. Wilkinson, Mr..
Leatherman, VIM Wilmington, Mr..
Lea, Avis
E. M DAVIS, P. M.
January a, 1897. 6w3
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24

The following letter was written some
time since, by boy in Indiana to his I'll
Their at New Orleans.
.Dear dady, corn is dull, and brotheI
John is dead likewise. aT
Excuse haste in bad pain. -
Yours omnipoient,
JOHN MCCLURE"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24

Gaming i magical stream; ifyou %
but wade far enough into it to wet the
coles of your feet, there is an influence in
fhG Water which draws you irresisiaby
NJ deeper and deeper, till you are sucked
into the roaring vortex, and perish
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
ROSPECTUS
OF THE
BRANDON Il iTRIOT
Mn RAILROAD ADVOCATE

AND KAIL-NUAD AUVUUHILj
A aceekly newspaper, 10 be published q
Brandon, Rankin co. M.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
NOTICE.
january "a, 1887.

NOTICE.
"A LII persons indebted to the under
A signed, either by note or book ac-
count, are requested to come forward and
make payment. q. P. BUTLER.
Jan. "a, 1897. 8w4
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24

NOTICE.
NNHE undersigned has placed his notes
and accounts in the hands Of Messrs.
William Fl. Spillman and John Walker,
with instructions to BRING SUIT unless
paid Immediately.
II. A. NEELEY.
JANUARY ~. 1887. 7--5
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24

IT'S LIBERTY alone that gives the wer
fleeing life its lustrc and perfume. Copper
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
NOTICE.

YyHE undersigned commissioners, who
we're appointed by The Honorable
the Probate Court, at the January Term
1887, to examine and audit claims against
the estate Of John e. Wiiherspoon, de-
ceased, reported nsolyent, will meet for
that purpose at the Court House in the
town z, Liberty, on the first Thursday
in every month, for the ensuing six
months-commencing on the first Thurs
dayin February next.
W s. TILLOTSON,l
S, r. DAVIS, 0O1MTS'
January "a, 1887. 81
NOTICE.
NyHE undersigned commissioners who
were appointed by the Honorable
the Probate Court Of Amite county, at the
January Term, 1887, to examine and au.
dit claims againststhe estate Of William
Bachelor. deceased, reported insolvent
will meet at the store Of Hudson & Gun.
by, on the last Saturday in each month
for the ensuing six months, at which time
those interested can attend if they think
proper.
JOHN GUNBY,l conm,r,
E. ID. ATKINS, commas
January "a, 1887. 81