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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11
NEW GOODS.
npWOOD q BRAMBLET, thank

NTORWOOD g. BRAMBLET, thank
Y full for past layours, respectfully
beg cave toiniorm the citizens OF L'oerty
and unite County, that they have in addi-
ton % their former stock, just received
and are now opening a large and splendid
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Goods
Saddles, Cutlery, Groceries q Queens
warcj--coonsisting in part Of The i''loW-
ing articles, viz:
READY MADE CLOTHING, Peter
sham 81 Gum Elastic Qvercoats, Camblet
Wrappers, Ladies' Cloaks, &c; Dress y
Frock Coats, Cloth, Cashmere y sd'met
Pants. Silk, Velvet, Valencia and swans
down Vests, Boys Pants& Vests, Negro
Clothing, Shirts, Dragers, &c
WO0LENS,--BIaf Hois, FIoGneis, Lin
sew. Mcrino, Circassisn, B.abaze'i, &C.
Morino. Thibet 81 ChallS ShawIs, Dress
.Handkerchlels, &c.
SytN yssR.gaca, ses Azsa- wlsa fftes'
! Silk, plain, figured, led White and lancy
Ponacc Pocket Handhorchiels, Tag q Cot
ton ditto.
sTAPLE & FANCY GOoDs,--Mix
white Cotton Drilling, Cottonade, Oh
Cloth, Plaid, Brown and Beached Bones,
tic; a variety Of Prints Of the latest and
most improved fashions; Cotton q Worst
ed Ladies q Misses Hose, Gentlemen q
Boys'l-2 Hose, &c. ...
SADDLERY, saddles, Brides, Mar
tingales, Saddle Bags, Bride Mountngs
&c.s Drivers, Planters, and Twig Whips
Shoes, Boots, Hats, Gum Elastic Over
shoes, &c.
: GROCERIES, Brown & Loaf Sugar
Tea, Paper, Spice, Ginger, Alum, Salts
Copperas, Tobacco, Powder Shot, &c
All of the above named articles, with
a great variety of others, 100 tedious to
mention, vii! be sold low TO punctuel Gus
toners. A liberal deduction will be made
Tor cash in hand>
Liberty, Dec. &c, 1886. 5
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NOTICE.

N ETTBRS of administration haT,,
been granted TO he undersigned !,
Inc August Term, 1886, Of lhe Froba'
Court Of Amite county, on the estatea'
hi M Robinson, dec. all persoGs lacea.
ed 10 said estate are requested to pCiGe n.
ward and make immediate payment, an
all those having claims against lhe Nam.
viii present them duly authenticaiedgil
in the time prescribed BY law, q they VII.
be forever barred.
5ANE ROBINSON, Adm'4
Dcc.7, 1886. 3w6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11

FEyEiE pnderignei having sold his Fay
ernto Messrs. Butler and Anderson.
no recommends them to his friends ana
customers as ia every respect worshy pt
their patronage. The tavern hereafter
viii be conducted by Nj. Butler. He wolicS
also urge upon those indebted 10 hinithsy
necessity Of making payment. UnIessi
they do SO. Messrs Walker and Norwooaas
in their official capacity, willhavethe mi
M. M. WHITNEY.
y;bor,v Mach > laa7 i4-4.
Printers. fee, $stoG0
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11
February 20, 1881.
.Nog,ECE

YE'Nfi I undersigned commissioners, whcI
we're appointed By the Honorable
the. Probate Court Of ANTE county, at
the February term, 1887, to audit snd
report and audit claims against the estate
OF .Iohn Hall, deceased, reported inscy'
ent, will meet at the Court House in LIe-
erty, on the second Thursday in March
and April next, forthat purpose, when alI
persons interested can attend il theytnlpK
proper. s5 m
IS, R.yDAVlS, r.,,.,,,s
Nv II. .spILLMaN,f '
March ri 1887. i%-s
NOTICE.
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x TN NJ.
War Department, Dec 10, 1886.
GENERAL ORDERS"
TKyHE Subscribers haee just arrived
Ifom New Nork, With aihandsome


Il IRON Information received at this
Al Department, it appears that many
persons N this Republic, and also in the
United States Of America, are wearing the
Uniform and Military badge Of the Army
and Navy Of Texas, without the warrant
OF a commission from the Government,
and have thus hcont.ous and unprinciped
conduc, and many impositions practiced
upon the friends of Texas abroad, reflect
ed disgrace on the country and service
which they pretend to Represent.
II therefore becomes my duty to pro-
noCace all such persons, acting without
authority from this Department, or by or
der Of the President Of this Republic, IN
POSTORS, and it is hoped they will be
treated as such.
Noperson within the limits Of Texas
or Of any friendly person, shall wear the
Insignia Of an officer in the Texian SER
vice, without special order, or permis.
sion TO that effect, from This or the Naval
Department Of this Government.
by order Of the President,
Signed, WILLIAM S. FISHER.
Acting Sec'y Of War.
Papers friendly TO the cause of Texas
are respectfully requested to publish the
above J3l.
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\ NOITIN-

EKNHE undersigned commissioners u,
weee appointed by the Honorab7
the Probate Court OF Amite county n, N
January Form. 1887, 10 examine ana !,
dit claims agaiistS the estate Of IV,Hic,
Bachelor, DECEASED, reported insol,sw
will meet at the stole Of Hudson & t,~'
by, on the last Saturday in each nooS
for the ensuing six months, at which tirs
those interested cahNpttend if they iSns
proper.
JOHN GUNBlt ! y
f. y. ATKINSoN,i 20 ~"
January "a, 1887 On
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11
MEssRs. DoNNELLA g. Rom

,UEAVE on hand very large assor.
ment Of Virginia made siitch.doe,
Br0gpes, together with good supply d
W0men's coarse ShocS, for common Use
Also, a large quantity of Virginia MAJ;
Cordage, vis:--Manilia T. Hemp Bid
.Cords, Hemp Plough Lanes, from 3, Gn
Il threads each; al Of, which were nah
to orders
!. n, d, I)5aestics, Plaid Cheeks, M
Goar4sLSnens, for Negroes Summer co
thing, 9afnors are particularly requs.
ed fo give cali.
Liberty. lan.3O, 1856. 8
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11
January 10, 1886.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
uETTERS Of administrations having
A. A been granted tothn undersigned at
the January Term, 1887, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on the estate Of
William Bdker, deceased, Notice is here
by given to all persons indebted to said es-
tate to make immediate payment, and all
those having claims against the same, to
present them duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, orthey will
be forever barred
MARY ]. BAKER, ADMIT
J9nuary 81, 1897. 9+p
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500 REWARD

1 <AM.AY rom he subscriber, Nv
EVosing near " oodyille, Mississippi
about two weeks ago, two negro men
Doth by the name Of NILLIAMOr BIN,
-one taIlgellow, by trade blacksniiai
stoops forward in walking, and throws bis
arms backward ana forward; looks fierce
iy when spoken TO; had with him watch
ADD u ddIo. Thep,her isa short Sunny
leliow, by trade cooper; OF very black
On almost blue color; large cheeks, has Q
sta over one of his Q es, and also oneoa
his lei from BE bite Of q dog; has bgAa
asfsRis b,lttcck sYnn{ 4.i4ar sy-1ss-- 'sA.a ~ I
tue shapesGl q TX u akcA up ana ioagV
Cd in any Jail in any State in the UnI'ed
Sntes, except Louisiana and Mississippi.
spa information given,a ne- so that | can
last them, will giv4'h above reward,
81 $50 SEef either Of Them, If taken up
Al lobisFaaa Or Mississippi, and confined
rshat gei them, viii give $50 for each,
IsisAye, been i9dto believe that they have
rot-Sn board Of steam boat at Bayou
Sara. JOHN N. DlLLAhUNTl,
January 10, 1837.--9-tf La. ADJ
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A i the April Term, 1887, of the Pro
~ bate Court of Amite, | will present
my hount for final settlement and allow
ancc tho estate Of Isham Randall, decd
A. B. STEEL, Adnl'r.
NE, 1897 l2- l0t,
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Here they ire, fresh and hne Tan, n r
just mioldSJ aud in prime NtI1
Friends and Customers. eeomeFad s'y' N
Ana see what bargains you cah WY N~"T
----sE --- y
TKyHE Subscribers hdee just afryedE
ifom New York, With ahandsorne|
assortment 81 staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, such as
caIscoes Il GinghanE
.Mcrino SIsaSAt ds8sunakerchicfs,
Cotton. NooieR, aud, tills Hosiery.
.EtensI Capes; Collars AND Crayats.
Canhflc, JacchRt, Vlain, figured, and
checked MoilsNusms,s
Foundation do, Irish Anen, Lawns and
Sheetiags. -
Back, pl&n and sS9aia sRpcftine tg'd,
Bohinett.
shpcn, Cainbric, plaid, cotton, Engisb, nag
N 1glF ttaien SIX ElandSerch.ets.
~ s.sss,l sssslzsA lslyist .
~ 3 s'sts afs g,ad Thro5d IA
Qoiilp8 and bg' 4 Bobinett Luces.
GIeciaI Nstt and SHAT Footing.
.Dauiask Table GlDthsy Bonncts, umbrcl-
sias ana Parasois!
RouanN Cashmere, ccl'd. Drilling, cold.
Princetta, and black Lasting.
Ladies Beaver, blacn, wiliCe, salmon and
aaQntop Gloves, new aad splendid
article.
Fancy BeItings, Hat Grape, Corded and
Mursell!es SAif1s.
Fine Italian oewtag ,oiik, and spool GOT
ion, assorted. NY
Back SATIN, Iaiiiul, cold. aauze, Cap,
Bonnet and Love RlbbJhs.
Bead and Fancy colds ifk Relicllds, L.
dies Fans, a new article,
Bead, BEadc, sis ata Fancy cora. Watch
Guards.
Curis, aGtincaIs, Powder Pads and Per
tumery, us2'd,
Jordan's Orienta Rose Powder, for col
oring tHe.llalr.
Essential Salt OF lemons, for renovation,
Fancy Je@eiry, assorted.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Blue, Black, Claret, Drab, Green and Ma
poieon ,oIet CoaIees and frocks,
Invisible Green and Adelaide ditto.
Blue, Black, Saie anu Scotch plad Pants.
Mixed, coId. Cloth, Rid. and Striped
Buck Pants.
Lavender and Ken. Jeans ditto.
Black and White Saan Vests.
Narcotics Fancy SILK Buff ind ch'd. Va
.,a dino.
su4as ana j lannei Drawers.
tacs cad Wtlte Saua Stocks; Sin, Vel
gc1 Bomta2ine, and Fancy coiored
ditto.
new and splendid article FOX the Sum
men
Vest Springs, Gum Elastic Suspeniors
and Travelling Water Cups.
Collars d Fancy cold. BosomS.
Linen and Cotton Shirts.
Silk Hats, Boots, and Ladies French No.
rocco Slippers
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Vio!ins, Harmoniahs,p and Fancy Sta,iDne-
~ articles,
Maps oftAe different SITE, and Maps o
Texas. "
A neat selection Of fashionable Cards, VIZ;
Moss Roses Conversations Songs ottho
Sbyl
The American Fortune Teller; Tho @a-
cred Oracle.
Poetcui Fortune Tnlor; PcGllc2I Conyer.
saliou
Drawing Rooa GiPsoy;
Uran, an A,,roaoulcAl Game,
Philosophical &nigmasj Ladies and Gql-
tInmen's Thoughts,
answers Of the Improyisatricc, with the
following verse;
Are you in love l--Come--yos or.Ho,
lqng--oh how long--to lnow.
0. J. DON-NEL-LA.
G. w. RUDD, late Of
Richmond, Va.
ryD. 3 n, punctuslly receive the Ia
test Northern and European fashions.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11
0tMlTlCE.

4 AIERsFotv administration having
kdar granted to the undersigned,
oil tat Ir5,aG Of William Morris, decd,
By ghafIehorable the Probate Court OF
tmtdc2Nty. at the February Term,
/ 81 Ndice is hereby given to all per-
sons ddsb,ed to said estate to make inn
payment, and all those having
claim against the same TO present them
dely authenticated, within the time pre-
scri6d b law, or they will be forever
barre:
P n VAN NORMAN, Admr.
Mich 1887 AT
Printers Fec, @8 90
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11
PRUSPEUKHIy'
.Of amffk NNoYaper, me psbllsb
The fsftaEf Fic&9gre, tJbt esiftM
THE EAfAsfikgBpi EvslME
asT ASns,, Nv.
Stafc. RigAts Xpsif'

tStftfCs 1tlgatS NJ mfsStt'
n BE- ediici aid fs
DIS. w. M. GREES n Ian aNs
The great growingsreso Fllssssl;s-
sippi and the rapid iucl& IcSstn;;
population and 1uynoss, taAlaha
another paper ia Ihls city
The political charac 6r Is Paper
will be indicated BY itst,sF yhf I,aa,
cate the great paaciplt IN hsa@
and State Remedies, an NJ ees.iloi z.
he watch tower, every "A aiifent q
tie Federtl Government right p
he Starr ana tbe IjbogjsI M People.
By frequent recurrenceyI Wne!piss
and the Z etrins3 taught \ 3lers II H
the Constitution it VT fo lnis
pari ecor iQN Of IDOL ~,
-lsc ~ - 1-'ef-ra sa5s-y'71't7fs
al perpnel ~ resist ,b.I Ntacsp' des'
yol,sin and corruption.
Tue peculias iusilMiJ or ting 9onth'
ead he present olr,ts, II lU1 eagygHTm
ta!liggnce aud orgont2atil M 48 part OF
.4e People. The wcattana ilXuly OF
Rome only stimulated hF2cily and
nayice Of the norihelnlagAalfa vans. We
must not only, uiivaaM- teeomc ac-
qta;3,cd with .ka aigIs &rFjaterests O.
.ha South, bot we mu3eascE aeh union
>; igeling--svgA a yb#ica! gBanizatIon
a. viii Delay She IN fscbetfys Of ianutl-
e,sm and the vi.of tren'2.'oos doma-
goguus ab,i transJ bpos.t...y our gIo-
rioua Institutions yJfe as Fa received
.Aam Cirn the bajlsy III 9Gs a,,slalhers.
Thoagn as i eln. circumstances
ghc1 the i4WslF SJ,spc4 @ad with and
Summary pRaiz8 ~ ts-oE,cd vi yet
as airs eouglncek. yst Lynch .ow has BE-
come to.3 comnbu y over .hg counrY. It
rus excitsla nabs and JAlgu!nary spj-
1T, at var wlihc flizatioa, and injurious
to The. prosperity and hoPpincss@of our
common colnuyl 1t has in many cases
enabled indpiduhs TO wreak vengeance
.or private S.ets, at the expense OF the
peace and Gder Of the community, and
the lie prbadIy Of the innocent. The
Sentinel vi. uphold the majesty OF the
laws, believing hat they ought 0Di to he
wltn in extreme cases, when
p.b.ic Ebrly aud life are throated Jy OF
gauaed 24lds Of conspiratlou.
The Sn#uei will cndeapa 10 present
is rcu3tr- with such view az win aid IN
developing .hg resources any increasing
SIC r.s~-v 4grEor.rr''s- q. -to.e..
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NOTICE.

YEyHE partnership heretofore existing
& under the firm of A. Hope s. Co.
was dissolved on the 10th February, 1887,
by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to said firm are hereby requested tomake
immediate payment to Abner Hope alone,
end all persons having demands against
the concern will please presenttheir Claims
to him, as the settlement end Liquidation
eli the business Ia COMMITTEES u M. jope.
DALJD G0Ri)tlT
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SHERLFF'S SALE.

t l /, @ ,.,ISn .Amite Circuit Court,
rEs ~, sTs e. 10 Apr! Term ssL
IN ryirtue Of tho within dated wrN'og
Us FE Fsstcmc dfsectGasA shall ex-
pose 70 public sale, at the door Of the Court
houso& Liberty, on the first Monday in
ApriI ntxt, all the right, title aud interest
Il Thomas Keen 10 the following desert
| ID tract or parcel Of land, to-wit; the
Actional part Of section 42Sf0ynshlp 2,
Rngc 3 East, adjoining the ltAaSNf r. 4.
! Miey on the North ~essssAd the lands
civilian McKoy on the S9Eh, contain
lin bne hundred and twel Sares more or
lesN lying and being n the county OF
ANY, levSd on assgf@ property OF SAID
def4lsnt y satisFy Rntitf's demand
/ SiaRLES W.. might, Shf.
XIV HgsPlLLgMAN, Dept Ss9
1 rgs3 Sss~ l3-
"a $780,. - $780,
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KKNHE undersigned respectfully IN
form their friends throughout the
county, that they are now carrying on
the above business, in all its VARIOUS bran
ches, in the shop formerly occupied by
Mr., Aaron Van Norman, i'll Liberty. All
work sent 10 their shoplwill be executed
inia workmanlike manner, with prompt
res
JOHN w ALKER.
J. II SHOUP.
January 10, 1896 6
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a HOPE grateful for bs4t favors, M
"a torais his. friends and ths public ~
eenera, that having purchased OUT the
entire interest Of Mr.. Gordon, he will cons
tinue the BUSINESS on his own accopntsat
the same stand, and intending TO layains q
fal! supply Of seasonable goods very short
ly. he solicits'a continuance Of pubic pat.
ronases
Feb q9, 1887. 1873.
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RgDlhRs--BfWARE.

NOJfCE
& Ef8GR@ Of uJmlistfatiou having
Il 4 5.ea rrantei to III .undersigned az
the JaGHr.y Term, 1881, 81 the Probate
Court II mite coQntyIpn The estate Of
An218 Wkiaso't. cedscd,-Notice is
hereby given to all plts5hs indebted 10
said estate to make iwmediare payment,
and all those having cIA1s against the
same, 10 present them duly Authenticated,
within the time prescribe3dy law, or they
viii be- forever bur~od.
c8rH ,RINE WILKINSON, .4dgr.
Jeuuary 81, 1887 ST.
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TERMS. --Four Dollarsl Z Fifty cents in
advance, Five Dollarsif paidl thin six months,
or Five Dollars and Fifty cer'wat the expiration
of the ycar No sub cription vii be discontin.
ned until all arrcaragos are paid, except at the
option Of tho publisher
AuyEnTisrMrNTs inserted at ONE DOLLAR per
square ,tcs lines. or less,l The first Insertion,
.Gnd WITTY CENTS for each continuance All ad.
vertiaaments mnsi be markedluith the number
.'nsertionsrequired, or thcyxll be continued
uh arhid, and GAarged acco a,ly. PAYMENT
20 py DC wheu the adve1N Ia hf, 70,
aso''''"' on demand
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AD4NAtA' -, ~
Holmesyaie..i'iko cceA- ~ ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
Nottrrn.

:, GJ Il ProtrHeied 'HeetiHy Of the Methods,
rro'e,taHt Chur. b. viii eommrpee ~ the Pfre
'""sh 81 hAHrhHs-FsRHT, on Saturday even
i"S. September 2jd. Several ministers are rx-
Pccied To be ~ stteadsne.
..gr q profrGefed p'>esHy vili be held j., the
McihodiN Episcopal Church IN CHARLES
TOWN, so,nntens'ag on Saturday the 2Jd ins,
Aa'I Al the Nbitr-I House 80, the : .tor,Isv (,I.
losing Several ministers are expected.
b5~The members Of the Female Educa.
ton Society Of the Presbyierian Church IN
Charlesiown, are requested TO meet thi,
evening. CTharsjay tie 9th inst } at S o..
clock, al The house Of Mrs. Trawin, on bu,i.
ness u importance.
e[p'ine service my be expected in the
Prs'bytsrisn Church. ChsrIsstown, on SUI.
day the 2iih ihsi., az u O'Clock, A. VI.
s0-Tbe Rev Nr Sispsos. bv leave oT
Providence, will preach IN SmilhReld on Ia.
ai'er'- 'on of sunday the 9th. at hslf past ,
o'clock
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eoxNrSIeArKD.
DIED.

On Saturday morning tho I6:h inst, TnoM,,
AMBROSE, only son Of George and Eliza
aaPp,nston Of this place, aged Q year., 10
months, and Is days. Thus, after O short but
severe Illness Of ite days. have two doating
parents been robbed Of sweet and inteTe,t.
ing child.
HAPPY infant. early blsst,
Rest, IN peaceful sluInber rest,
Early rescued from, the cares
Which increase with growing yesrs'
On the morning Of the 9th uit. at his resi-.
deneo IN Hereford, Baltimore County. the
Rev AApAEw HENFHLL, for many years an
eminent iinersnt minister In the Methodist
Episcopal Church, aged 60.