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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-08
Second Monday in October, 1888
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

ANTE County,
To all persons interested in The ReGI rs
tate of Violet Hill, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ING:
XTOU are hereby cited to be ana APP
pear before the Probate Cour' u
Amite County, on the
Fourth Monday of October next
and shew cause, if any you cam why an
order should not then and there be maue'
authorizing and directing the Admlnlstra-
tors Of said Deceased to sell the following
Real Estate, belonging to the same' VIZ
Fractional Section No. Two, Township
One, Range Three, East; and Lot NO.
One, and East part Of Lot No. Two
in Section A, Township NO. Two e
Range Three, East. Said Lands lylne
and being in Amite County, Mississippi
>>...e WITNESS the Hon'ble JOHN
WALKER, Judge of the Probate
Z Court Of said County, the 4tf
Monday Of June, in the yeal
TWs~ Of our Lord, 1888.
ISSUED, 26th July, 1888.
s. r. DAVIS, CLERK.
July %, 1898. ~
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MANCHESTER, Aug. l6, 1888.

hereby certify that | attended upon
Mr.. Jeptha Harrington, upon the 10th and
10th days of July last and that | left him
diving upon the evening of the 10th, and
did not suppose that he could live over
eight or ten hours; his disease was confess
tive fever, of highly malignant charac-
ter lemployed the workman to make
the coffin, and know full we'll that JePtha
Harrington did die upon his and his sons
(H. Herrington) plantation, upon the IA,
zoo. nine miles below Manchester, and
that further his son started to remove the
corpse to Amitc county, in the lower part
ofthis State. .,
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IIBRRTY R0TBGs
sz,uA TNHls old and well known
Mf!. stand, formerly kept by
l;:is Mr.. Whitney, has been re-Pur-
ass@ chased by him and Mr.. Ander-
son. In future it will be kept by them, un-
der the direction Of the former, who will
devote his undivided attention TO 1t, rem
dering it in all respects what it should be-
a comfortable retreat for all. His cxpe-
rience in public line is we'll known-lt
enables him to say, without lear OF dlsaP-
oointment, to all, you will be as comfort
ABLY entertained at the Liberty Hotel as
YOU can be any where. Horses will be
carefully attended to-we have commodI-
ous stables where we can accommodate
droyers g. others who may call with every
thing in that line-plenty of provender.
Az for our table, beds, and other things
appertaining to the Hotel, we say they
are good, but do not take our word for II,
come and try and Judge for yourselves.
And then, our LrauoRstoo, try andyo 'llswear'
Their better you've not found any where;
| Rich to the taste, and as the amber, clear
Wine too we have, Of all the better sort,
| Madeira, Cldret, Tenerife and Port.
We've high proof spirits, Gin and brandy rich;
And Wh;skey, old MOnOngahela and Peach.
Ofthcse men need not speak, for we defy them
Totcl how good they are before they try them
The undersigned have also lately pur
chased the stand known as M'Dowell's
Tavern. In adding this spacious house,
yard, stables, DC. to their other accommo-
dations, they can say their means are more
ample than any before ever could boast
of in Liberty for the reception OF custo-
mers and the public. Owing TO this ar
raneement they are able also to sccommo-
date many boarders in addition to the
, number they are now accommodating
They say to the public, we solicit your
patronage. NJ NJ Mn ISGl'
r;hortw Feb. 10. 1888. 8-tf.
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Second Monday in October, 1888
State of Mississippi.
ANTE COUNTY, SIS.

ANTE COUNTY, SIS.
Amite Circuit Court, April Term, 1898.
HENRY HUNT, Attachment for
Us. the sum OF
M. D. CoRcoRAN. $ls1 81.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that on the
Y 7th day Of April, 1888, Henry Hunt,
plaintiff in this case, applied for and OBJ.
tanned an attachment from John Walker,
Esq, a Justice of the peace in and for the
county Of Amite, against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements of M. D. Cor
coran, defendant, for the above sum Of
one hundred and eighty-one dollars and
thirty.seven cents, returnabe to the Octo'
Der Term next Of the Amite Circuit Court
to be holden on the
Second Mondayin October, 1883
and Unless the said defendant shall appear
give Special bail, and plead or demur wi'n
in the time. prescribed for appearance a
said Term, judgement final will be denan
ded against the property attached, and tn'
property so attached will be sold and aP
piled to the payment Of the plaintiff 8 &C
mands and all costs.
E. M. DAVIS. Clerk.
". CRAWFORD, ATTY. for PET'
September 8, 1888. 36-4w
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State of Mississippi.

state OF MlSSlSSlppl'
ANTE COUNTY.
Amite Circuit Court, October Term, 1898.
! JAMES F. ROBINSON, ! Attachment
Admir- T. Robinson, dec. for the sum
WILLIAM N n LUMpKIN, 0f$ill7 "a
Mt Office is hereby given, that on the
" End day of September 1888, James
+. Robinson, Admir-. &C., plaintiff in this
case, applied for and obtained an attach
ment from John Walker, Esq, justice OF
the peace in and for the County of Amite,
against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenements of William N. Lumpkin, deien-
dant, for the above sum Of eleven hundred
and seventeen dollars and eighty-four
cents, returnable to the October Term
next of the Amite Circuit Court, to be hol-
den on the
Second Monday in October, 1888;
and unless the said defendant shall ap'
pear, give special bail, and plead or de
muir within the time prescribed for ap
pearance at said Term, judgement tina
will be demanded against the property at At
tached, and the property so attached Wi
be sold and applied TO the payment OF th'
plaintiffs demands and all costs.
E. M. DAVIS, Clerk.
V. r. CRAWFORD, Atty. for PlT.
September 8, 1888. 3o-4w
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EARLY NEDIlo "a
.F.v'Es E.RTE GARD FE.fS,

Ruta Baca and, various other Turnip Seed,
Magnel Wnrzel, Sugar, Long aud lump Rect
Seed.
Radlsh, Cucumber, Lettuce and Crlet, Seed,
Asparagus. Carrot, & smblln Seed assorted with .
full supply OF other Garden and Flower Seeds.
Friction and Lueiler Matches, IN quantities 10 suit
purchasers,
Phosphorus pocket Lights IN tin aud lead Cases
Stomach Pumps and Tubes Carh'S ,mprotsd Fc-
mae Syringe,
Water, Nctet and Fancy Colors a very large sup.
ply, at iole rrecs,
Medicines Surgeons Iastrhaeats Oh, DytStafs,
BRUSHES, Furnishes, Pants,
Congress Saratoga Water, do Powders,
West India Sweet Meats Ciuuns Rasius. FIlbcrts,
Wanuts. palnnuts,
pc,iumcis and Fancy Soaps splendid supply,
Wines IN Bottles and CASKS, i splendid supply,
BrandIes, Holland GIN. aud Eaidoux Coldlas. 4
splendid supply,
SeSafs, Snniis, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, II
splendid supply.
Imperial, Gun Powder and Black Teas, in large or
small quantities,
Sewing Knitting and paruinc Needles,
Pins, Gmters, Onert-G Classes, puen retlan Pens.
Soda, Serllitz, Ginseibcer, Lemorande Rochelle
POWDER,
And.pySl epic and Ant-Bhous Pills all kinds in
use.
Picking aud Preserving Materials, Plc>es aud Pre-.
serves assorted
Alum, Ginger, Coppelas, Pepper, Alsicc Choco-
late.
With great earietg Of other goods Which will be
offered at erccein2iy hIe prices. IN large small
quantlcs, or very advantageous bargain would be
gwen IN the tdolt OF hdlj otthe stock inttade.
Howell DAVIES.
April ) ITS
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-h.n. nation i. parayzed IN all lis energles-whsn
H.. .o,erunent bankrupt and IN time OF profound
-. without any peculiar demands upon its lrea-
,,,v i, is compelled to create new National Debt
= teen IFS wheels ia motion-nhcn It's commerce is
IN, ND BY the roets its manufactures closed; its
,c,,culiural products only kept iromrottlns the
e,,ne rs hands by fortunate foreign demand ; its
currency dcranged and disordered; It's public coun-
lila distracted and the people coniounied BY the
wills under which they suffer, and the dangerous
=. Erperiments'' which are proposed and almost fore
cd upon them by their Rulers, against then consent
=. the only means offeliei, and the anly hope of PIE
venting their recurrence ;-surely, At such time il
:. the part Of wisdom TO look FOR counsel and dec-
rim, not 10 those wl5 lave plunged into ruin, but
,her to those who warned us of the guph ha, yawn-
81 at our leet, X who can eXicate Us, as they could
have prevented us from p'unsins into the abyss,
had we not turned Il deaf ear to their advice.
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OBITUARY.

departed this life on the ID of April. 1855. afte,
ptotfactea illness OF several weeks. Mrs PRrpK<cr
iN"rIELp. censor Of Nelson D. Wncfeld Bed.
iord county Virginia. in the nineteenth wear
oil her age Throughout her illness, she pos
seSsed great patience and resignation without mnr
n'htng OF complaining. In ali the relations of life
sue was IN hlsh degree. interesting. amiable and
aiIectonate Although she had never made pub
nc profession OF religion. vet. the day before she
aied she manifested well grounded hope, that she
mas gone 10 a world of glory. to dwell with her Say
'nut ioieser When asked If she WIS AFRAID TO die
she answered NO" and then repeated the Lords
PRAYER, with great ieryencv and Devotion sron after
""'eil' she sank into state of stupor, winch con
hnued until death closed the distressing scene She
ieii an aitectonaic husband, m infant child and ,
numerous circle OF relations and friends 10 mourn
then rrepafable loss To her much afflicted hlls-
band and relatives, would say mourn not rs those
having no hope-lhes hive happy assurance that
thcrloss Is her gam.
" " hv do we mourn departed friends,
Or shake III deaths alarms
lis bur the voice that Jesus sends
To call us 10 his arms"
Died. n her residence. IN BuckinelIa.p county
on the Goth ult., Mrs. Mary Am Parrr.oS con
sort oil Henry {. Pdtteson, in the Goth year Of her
age.
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-,RCO>OrE TOOTH WASH and

y Ache Drops, new and salulhIc Medicine.
Rose Hair Wash and Hair Dye and Oil, assorted.
Roman Nal, dor for the Ska.
Nlolins assorted, of which are very old aud Of
superior quality Salt Of Roses.
ouo Hose, Military, Musk. Ioeoanut, Flotng &c
Soaps,
Scent Bays, aud Boxes assorted,
Carhonc Denlfrec Tratter's Tooth Powder,
Fishing Lines and Hooks, assorted,
Byams Jdpoa Blacking for Ladies, Shoes,
roman 'oita Strings assorted very finest quality,
Guitar Strings and Guitars.
Violin Bows, PEGS aud Bridges. some very superior.
fdttnt and common Flutes. assorted.
1ccordidHS. aud Accordiau Instructors,
Sweet Oil Alcohol SalTraius.
Seams Panacea. Pare Creosotc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09

To WILIIAML. GOGGIN, ESQ.

y
SIR--lt is well known to US. thai Won have been
repeatedly solicited by Your political friends, living
IA the district IN waicn You reside, to permit yourself
TO be announced as candidate for Congress al the
next elect on. Without a knowlrdor ,i your rc,-
sons ioi not complying with then wishes, we beg
leave to remark, that the Congressional DISTINCT IN
which YOU lise, is decidedly WAl, and set 1t /, rem
resented by whose Folt cal opinions on the lead
ing aud most absorbing questions which NV agltate
the country, are IN hametrcal opposition to an un-
questionable maloluy oil his Constituents. Well
what should the people do under such cIrcumslan-
ces The difficulty of getting up instructions Is
we'll known. Ii requires men Of political zeal and
influence to set the measure foot and keep II a
live until H. reaches summation. THIS IS every
body bnSIuess, and consequently nobody's The
remedy therefore, IN that way, Is >clIo applied.
The honest and u0war} yconainy OF the county,
in the main, re!y 9 implicitly that what Is lght and
proper IN the political concerns OF the country i'll be
done by their agents deem II unnecessary to cxpr-
cise that decree oNglance over the duct OF ter
public servants, that the present disastrous state OF
things but too loudly admOulshcS u.s. IS ever uuur-
tant and Indispensable. What, tl.en, ask, ought
the people To do ! We cannot cuureNe OF a better
plan than Tor them tc call out Of then rlnhs some IN
dHdnai whose political sentiments are her own, aud
'h whose support ii bcstowing then sutraCcs, there
would be concert and unatmtr. To tins end, we
have looked around IN tac district for such midi
Ndual, and believe, consccntiously, that there is
Que residing nuhn lis limits, Nhuse political opinions
would more tully accord with Their own, ANA upon
ahom their suitragcs would be more cheeIlully and
Unanimously bestowed, than yourself We would
regard II as supelfluous, to .ges you, SLY, that
the important crisis in the conaItop Of our coLutry
makes II the duty OF every individual, to sacrifice
soheth'ng necessary, To the common veal; and
o'hers having been spoken OF, who. in Our opinion,
would not unite the Of he aj5riy, 10 Ell
rect the desired object. We presume that wc Will not
oe regarded as premature, and as your personal and
political bp SLi Ia ot
"heh we now urge you either to announce yourself
as candidate, OF to give to your fellow citizens the
'e'sohs winch constraln you under the elicunstan-
ces TO decline.
Very Respectfully.
SEVERAL VOTERS.
April 9Th. 1888
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rENIlE Session of the subscribers Musical School
l. will terminate the "a lust. Grateful Tor
The patronage bestowed upon hun, he will con
tnue another session, II sufficient number of schol-
ars can be procure 10y that tiunc In addition TO the
iolln and Flute, upon which he has been hereto
fore giving lessons he will give lessons ON The Guitar.
II Is desirable that such desire enter scholars,
will make known then Intention by the oath INST. To
NC. above the Store occnp ed by Mcssrs. Miller
x Royal,
Toms As heretofore. G.. BOXXAO RA.
Lyuchburg, Awul9 Is #
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l'tXAS

The New Orleans True American Of the seti
March. states that treaties between Texas and to
Camanche aud Lrpan Indians IN active pro res.
aud there ~ lutte doubt OF bringing them 10 iayo
iabe termination.
! ic same paper saSs:
The whole people ol Texas arc anxious Thai the
MeNicans should invade thrf territory. aud from
the accounts II appears hal onhe irsi sound OF the
''ioesu oil "at' from ten Ia twtlse thousand ii,cn
would answer IL Tins torer Is, numerically NJ leas
double what Mexico could send, aud is morally II
hundred nmes superior"
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81 Sszsg So
ELECTION ~ CONNECTICUT.

From the returns so Ear, IN this State there is lit
tie doubt that tie Wings have elected their Govern
or, and ma oriiy OF both branches OF tho Lcgi-s-
ture.--The Journal Of Commerce says
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
LOCO FOCOlSM EXTINGUIsHED.
We have returns from !; RE part OF The Staie.
They justify the conclusion not only that Mr. Els
worth, ,hr Wing ranhdaie. is elected Governor
by the people by lage mtoriiy but that there is
decided Wing majority in both branches of LIZ
gisatufc. We have no time 10 sly more.
Connecticut IL thoroughly redeemed from Loco
iocosm. The Conservatives appear 10 have mostly
voted for tho Wings
These returns, Il we mistake not show a Wing
majority OF about 5000 aud Wing gain OF about
1000, compared with Last year.
The New Haven Palladium has the foowint
GN\ NECTICIfI IIERS SEIZE AGAIN
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White Teeth Healthy Gums

FENHOSE who would retain these desirable per
4 souu adj antagcs assured TINT composition can
be obtained superior 10 the
BRITISH ANTlSEPIC DENIRIFICE,
which exempt from acid and other dccerious ingredients
WHICH frequently Cucf the u tooth powders
and It's whltcnS the enamel the teeth, without
doing the least injury Its application also braces and
strrns citizens the Gums them their healy and
hue and by removing all dissertations aud offensive for
cign COMMUNICATION > eeh preserves the natural sweet
necs OF the breath.
/ Price % cents,
=. None genuine, unless signed the outside printed
wrapper by sole Proprietor, L. k1DDER, the
late Dr. Conway. For sale, with all the other Conway
Mgicns, ut his Counting ROOM No. %, next door In j.
kides Drug store, OF Court aud Hanover Streets
Concert Hall, Boston and, by his special appointment
by r. ROY ALL [ ,r.p,,
Howell DAAIS,5 '7'
April I'm
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

Besides y great number OF $50. $50, $40. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-halves $5--qua,tc,s s. 30.
+ or sale IN great variety OF choice numbers, at
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE,
Lynchbmg, ia.
= OIders nom the county, accompanied with
the Cash, or prlze Tickets. Tor Tickets III any Nlf
einia scheme drawn by d. S.Gregory * Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied aud Exchange on
the most liberal tuis effected. on addressing letters
(posi paid) To MELVILLE TALBOT
LynctbWg, ia.
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GREAT VICTORY.

From the aspect of the returns already received.
is nut questioned by freud orioe, that the wings
have clu,tcd their candidates for state officers over
all others aud II Is confidently believed that they have
carried Aoth branches Of tlr legislature by oserwhel
ming maloiiI,cs The returns rom every direction
proclaim wing victories.
We have no, only oatel towns that we contested
with Luul hopes oil success bat have been yctuilous
IN others from which nothing vas expected.
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Feleralists anu paJticanS--Some Sparng
,ook place in the L. ST naie few days ago between
Messrs Southland and Wall, the two Senators from
New Jersey, To their true pos lion the politi
cal chess board. II the iotner division ef the par
tics when the ter MS Fe i,ralist AID Repabiicdu.
were used to signify certain political iencs, Mr.. Wall
belonged 10 the former and Mr.. Southland to tie lat
Ter classification. Whenih old political land mark
were washed away however, aGl uem tests of Of or
thodoxv ntroduc ed. when personal devotion
to a Popular Idol was substituted for attachment
TO Political Principle their pos.lioas reversed
and Mr., Wall waking up morning found him
self sudieuly ineianorphosel into a Democrat,
while Mr.. Southland with more mote of plrpar-
ton" was as suddenly transformed into Federal
ist, Il would be curious piece OF information TO
ascertain hos m,uy of tlis leaIin! old Felelalists
are now uphuldug tins Dem2erair administration
Tansy, aud Wall, and Buchanan, and Woodbury.
and host Of othet5 have undergone the sudden pro
cess Of "oo.dyeins! They were thrown into the
vat, black wa Federal sin, and came out white and
free from stain Il is a cheap mo lie. certainly, Of
procuring patent Gorthoto&y.
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ER.V'dKszsEKG
saw No - III y II

14NOR all sums Of money current in Virginia, not
less han five nor exceeding two thousand dollal $
III amount, which may be- received on derosite Ger.
uhcaes will be issued hi ndng fully and elTctualiy
all the funds and property of this institution, for the
payment thereof, when demanded, upon ten da,s
notice, with interest thereon, the of five per
cenun per anuunl, Tor any time not exceeding twelve
months, ard If not demanded within that time will
be entitled to five and half per centum, upon no
ice having been gwen rs aforesaid.
Like certificates will be issued for all depo,tes
exceeding IN amount two thousand dollars, which
Will be redeemed IN weekly Instalments % two thou
sands dollars each, bearing interest rs aforesaid,
upon ten days notice being gwen prior TO The
Withdrawal OF the first INSTRUMENT; but whenever the
Directors deem IT proper 10 do so, they will pay The
entire amount Of the certificate upon that notice.
DISCOUNT DAYS.
Every Thursday at 81 O'Clock =. NJ. at the
Office of he institution.
JEIu WILLIAMS, President;
WILSON +. BRYANT. Treasurer;
GEORGE BAGBY, Secretary.
Howell Lewis James c. Hunt.
Jno. 7. Hunt, Andrew {. Elliott,
Christopher McIver, VIM. NJ. Davis,
J. .. Shackciord. Andrew Kinner,
Thos O. Ac,cc, Directors.
April wjn ii
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LYNCMRURG FOUNDRY.

HNHlS ESfABLlSilMENr,s now III successful
1 operation at the Dutch Garden, ready TO cast
Iron Brass. after any model draft, that mny be
furnished. Those who desrous 10 encourage
tins branch Of business IN this place. have NO" IN op-
pol tunty oi sending IN orders lor work Turning IN
Iron and Brass will be done III the Foundry IN ie"
days. Old scrap metal Of Iron, Copper or Brass,
will be taken IN exchange, tan cash p'ie, paid
nr II.
Il 1.-TWO good MOUlsicrs will sind con-
slant employment by applying At the Foundry, "r Al,
the subscribers house, Sd street, nearly opposite
the Baptist Church. THO. A. MERN
April Is
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY, on Tuesday last, from my planta-
L a ton, IN Amherst county, about five miles from
Lynchburg, "A Negro Gifl, named sylvia, abou 81
years Of age, OF lIght complexion, and the ordn-
AIRY size. will give the above reward Tor her deliver
" TO me- or for such Information concerning her as
will enable me to get her.
THOMAS HCNDLEY.
AnIll 2 =
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EsOstpOrhClatcsat.

The above sale tsp stponed, viz Fo, the sale Of
the Nce,ocs unu the 18th day oi Applaud the
sale OF the Land 10 the lIlh day oi Apnl, lS3s.
\. ". FLol II, Com'r.
The above sale will be conducted by CHARLES
Phelps. Auclioncci y. W. +.
Feb. - wtds
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THREE TRACTS OF land,


- about 100 acres, u pait Of the LAND
on whicn Chas. Stewart, deed. Formerly iesid.d.-
Another containing about Do acres, adoning the
Lands Of VIM. Wll-on, the Estate OF Anderson
Thompson, deed y Others. The other Oh Elm
CREEK, containing about 92O acres, ado,nlns
the Lands Of Joseph Slaughter. MIS- Moscl, OH
crs. The sale will commence the inst named
place. then will pfoecedto the second X from that
To the last.
Aud on Friday, the 9th da, Of March, la3s, in
Lyme hburg there will be sold IL Negroes, Men,
Women Children, NJ public Auction.
TrKMs-onc and two ,eats, III equal instalnlents,
tot Land aud N"gloes For the Lands bonds Il good
personal security viii be icqunrd. with iinN deed
un tho several fvlcts, Ia secure the payments OF
the sums. For the SLAVES, bonds and undoubt
ed personal security Will be required.
The sale will be made. by snlur OF decree Of
the County Count al Bedtotd. u,aGe the January
term, le3s, III the case al Floyd Is Strwat."-
The tile ~ believed 10 be unquest,onablc, but
shall convey such utlc only. ~ the decree vests IN
y W. FLOYD,
Commissioner.
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Gen. Wm. IL Ashley OF Missouri died On The oGlh
u Al h, residence near Bonneville.