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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

I C,oe6tlf 6on thr,, sl,.ad,rs al he MEDICAL
PHOFISSION an GuMdDy, m Europe
We. tic undersigned r.. ofttoous Of mcdidme IN
Germany. arc we'll aware ihat hy our c"urre VIC may
forfeit Sic rcad,hp 81 SOME of The ir"liy, hut ~" -
d, lencr loni nrubc- who are unit huercci by selfish
f ur , uiou. ,ipcr st The souulness ~ uus"uud"ess
Of pr Gusrkes now iociriuc are hrurv &" say that
We deem his Sauatite Too valuable net q" he gonr'y
kuou: io what eyes behold ana out tars htar We
mus iciicve
Sc h.teA, .ta,e. uut when D. Lnni. @ t,n Gocckc
first came fore the German pui.i, az The Vretcutcl
,lrc.,or.r Of new duc,,iuc nud new mr''rlnc, we
Ia, "a Inn in the highest cuuttmp, believing and openly
rououciu. hlm tu teu hiss inpusior Hnd The prn'e q"
au4cSs Bui. ou bearing .o much about the ~nn"ut",
aus, II and Tor a, We wstc nduccd ls'm mu'cs "i
curisy merely To- N t. TRIAL oi s rcluitd 'uiuts ~
un a number ui must hopeless patient; had we
now dorm II our houulcn duty Owen az the e%pons Of
onrs,t interest, publicly +" "c<uowicdSo a. nushi} Ct
Grecy, curing not "y consumption hn "'h'r aii"l
maa,lie-. Which ha,chrrc',f rc hchoycd c-railo.
our rontcmJt for the disco, this mei cue was at
90 {. swallowed ui' N utter Hstuushmcd ht lh's
IA ex. CT 81 rcsu AMI ~ amcls t"rou abuse of hm
We io frankly uio.s To- the world, that Ne lIeN INA
thau'hr"pt, n" does Nor t" the profession aud TO
orr country. VIII ch gave Inn b r'h.
The ccl Adoption OF The mod nc into some oi our
Eur pe,u Hospitals astlc guaranty that !, yer.
rus all promi,cs. II ucedtdu.i our testimony, Tor
wherever Is u-cd It - 'is"wn best witness,
HERMAN EfMUlLIR. NJ. -.
WALLER VA ~ /, ~ ID.
AnOLruUs WERNER, VI. y.
Gcrnany,D C TO- 1876.
a. TIE Bo.i.n Pest stysthc distinguished Louis O
G", cEc NJ - the u,rtt"r isHh"ut iu vi.ii th,c un-
tr,. with the oi o.tah snug Mtdcd Coli sc"n
jhai he Med appears &. tc working miler cares
IA Amer C :. t. those VIII ON have ast"sird EuIu,C.
for.ale ~ the Kuii ,nd Is oh Store by y. Fay, 80
.iy,nL rrc - o ier htiilc .: w6m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

C.a.leal. a - H.llle.lt.

HANlNH received great leuef, ir.a the use II ia.
he' % D.. "ht. Aes'iaJ.e Li.iAla. lake tI,t,g,.
'l f'' ou'u'eait; e DO otIo1. d. ,fecs u,rs to A.,
"''T We '! 'a- ~"h hea haa Deeu irupLlel "a, =.
" 70" 80 "f'f"i m"Af't Il If"nuseJ cxpefi. rsiiot
al r'iisffi ne q AH unt-f) tenfai a. aut The ese.t
"neh i'@A let "ssfiy y@ar. AL csg.d procure i,
ose bottle ~ The iias, have not he'd "a o,tour,,y j.
'''iSg III zse'iiA 10 ite oteni 1sstsbis 10 sfssag
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

i,hoa ~ gam. e. the s..uih with e,y isniiv. sens.
tine ,h.. al sal N cs.e al wl prsce'm ne ~
,uss 4 tie S4sai,s thsi qusfr; i"r eNnn .efne
,,i the ,sy,iesns here artscl, oiP"ed 10 ~ 81"
,e.cerly believe u sattd ny wrlo ir'm sn yen NJ
grave.
u you ,hink h' letter wl 'erse The rob''e sody"'
src At hhst'y aIuhiisl g. -
R-,seiluils, &c II i. SHERWOOD
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Cotton BATS and Yarn.

f00 POUNDS elssa Cet'as Bats. sal 200 poun1,
sad Cati"u fsra. irs-s ~. to - {
~ Q. sa4 : - 5. Gee Ntslsw slfti C.,t AL
M,st H.'sl La'"Pes' al 7 l. ssli. !asi reosiFsd
snd 80 tale b,
SUIT mason.
hstissi, MsIeh ts. Ig.e "a
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LuKEiltTCnCoCK
caasno,ia, June ". 1857.
C,rl.ncal, IN. G Pad1eel

FROM my personal knowledge u tho good elect, 81
tho above "a unel MEDICINE, and information IRON
a.iou- .aufcesl cnccrlullv curcur with tho stove
IN Recommending tie "rllNiR" those eGl r,td with
complain, Il the rhssi and hngs 1t ,ee AM jpoi
ant medicine. and ctumerous recommendation of ts
value from cv,l nicct.. psVs,c,oBs drvgFi. mri.rri
efht gnpel and Others. 81 ud OF least 10 elsn
ior It trial on the part ol;he afflicted.
h. @. PADDOCK
n
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M>rCiII.E-s siNAIIvE.

MATCIII.E-S SiNAIIVE.
David Il ,wlapd. tho G.u.ri Nn.crran ascu, FIR
ia misi m.Jic,uc uv'ired 10y tic imT 'rtr G"cl-
id g oi Gttnu,) hu- .rci ica.ut, luhi,snus thr
I.Ni, Z hi.hy important l"it'r tr"' respectable
gentleman New York. WIN b Il. hasr'c uIiy rccetei
with many others "i m A. ch'r"rier-"''" very n
tertt uiei g'l,o ii,m r'Non' q" VS. = NE fsi'cHl-
w from "a tn,. a. Vi b. stcu hC'ow-" Oh, grtif'
Il the runrxcd coft Gcu;e m IN tlrce ,m.ucht Ger.
an physicians. niut rcycr establish Tho character "i
ihc srbtsc. MS being without parallel ia u'e history
If mod cue.
IIhr unequarcd reception with wi ca 1t t. met, p'as-
thiu volume. II, favor. Already Wa. ~ - II
.s,u,, ~ a ucrc , tie short Iered 81 three month";
. -we.irG to the suuil "a nhcr"l
SEVEN hJ.NDRED .4ND T.TENTT.ONE
tmu.tlv P,sinas'er,) who have voluntarily p,cd Tor
e-,r- from nercii s'riirns ol III c1uItry, else
kindly iorw.doi ro,ppns,e uauios aseut-. IN
whore euieut tor them 90 set ihat cap,-
ct-auduew applications are dairy touring ~ from e.
ory qua ter.
The Gerrrd Asca, ha. u.' rcccived eoo,'or imior
, iaii"n 81 FfFIi THOUSAND PHktLS or IHE
S-1NITIi l., yet he Il hnrch'usRo. th"t even ih.s
large quantity WI be sweet away ) ,hc G'sd "foc'rs
um abroad, before he shall receive Unplhcr supply -
Many e ihe gcniemeu wtu write tor h.ei"i's hatus
expressed wish that the sale 81 tie ni'dic,c might be
gwen exclusively o'nc ludi,Iual N every town. there
wiu hereafter pe bat ono got aVl oHtct 20 each uu
supplied town anil cit, w the Postmaster some
per,on recommended hy the Postmaster. ,ud as lct-
constantly beng received fran Iavalu thst
uuupll,rd place, ir ,lugle ph'ai each, ihe P.imhs
tors u sirh towos wou' hnih benz "a themselves ai
greatly accommodate theu hI"w zrH-, 10y having
thcr nance imn,eiisisy Hl'd Ia the last At agents.
~ cares where u = mot perfectly c"uyenicn 4" reuIi
the 'snsl contingent h" pii orl,ts VII meet with the
.ame prompt sncut'"ns, Il that sam war forwarded
though V'ry te-irah!e that -, should comply
with the term Il tho Iro cclus Hs ar Hs Iractails.
ter the Geueta tse"t responsible lot any dovE,i.u
irun, The established ru.,s.
The Gencrs \ geo, 81 Boston. will gratefully thauk
any ? sia.a,er " ho ca,uui act -, ar esoi # he wal,
havc the goo ncs 8" rrNurl him tho st r.
slashIs Sinrckc, ct. oler that % 'uab niei
trtae ihe ~ansisH Ir.vrs tn &C., haze sstul
ia every town thrughuuf The suuLity.l
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Windsor Bank Notes.

TUE Bi, Of tho Dsnk q Winds"r VIII he received
l. IN pawn, nj Ter good, 10y the su',.crlcr..
CURT & MASON,
Ruil.nl, ,ptn 2 1888
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Invalid Read.
eNNschless SAnNssre!

TT appears bv the following information given TO the
p,t ic los D. r. wltud. e Bsun. h,i the uch 'FIk-
g OF MArcuiF.s eAnATIvE 'ud''d What II Ir't S
q 10 be-sn r,cnt snd luabe modi,uo, w"rthy the
serious Bttcnrn OF every c"n.umpuyc icrs"n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
TrsrIaoss 80. :.
Erfoae, + on tie Essof R,si,isr. rULii'htd "a SoA"
GERM.l.N N.LN:lTTrE.

Tho agents Gt io .a,e at ihis Invaluable med ne a.
tb r, have n their ,,,ssr.. sion. many instances Witch
have already been voluntarily made to them q tho hen
~ tesurn from use. lngnlucf cen bo directed T.
the lodi, iduas by caus the Bookstore 4 the agents
IVES & JENETr, 1913, Essex q.
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&. ss - q & ii &.

NOR sale by the subscribers quantity Of first quail.
l. itv Hcrds GraSS and Red Ciorcr Aeed Also ss%3a
go Pine Shingles.
ADAMS * DhVEY.
Crsiieion, Feb -, 1898 l03n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

UampthfV
sui,,as Ccanties. \. Hampshire
n he Caiha Safe, Of .imerioa
And ,h. ,,it, which i. signed h, re n. pRANDRETH.
in ~, ~ hsaa w,nr must also be signed hs the wilma
named Gcners Agvri earc VII ALEC arFAf N we
pr,u, ,pal papers Tho uuied states TVS caution has
cor sutoly nrcessaty 10 guard the rnel' 'gansi ihe
aametous Which oui oi hc above p""'
wtd'c,ac. ,>nrrru an
New York, February %. 1887
Geo r Walton !. our General Agent ror Vernon, tex
crpi Wud-o Mtudham Rutland and tenningion oooniics
nud sui apppnt md supply agens lie State
oiccp, 10 tie counties named alnNe. ..,,.
FIRE & rARMAIEE.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITSl
Az PHis pnrporng 10 be pr Braudte,hs aud sold by
persons W,'sout a certificate above are Counf'9di.
7ae 5oi.o,ring are F,rrc q. Parmdice's Agents !:
Geo. +. Walton, General Agent
Jacksuu & Keicham. Brandon,
Henry Siuuuds. PHsford
A. Allen. Firtarcn.
Bo,u,ou s Austin, OrreH,
Mr. Horton, HObJdrion,
T.. Aiken. BENSON,
II. +. Whine. CdsHcion,
A. Grover, UHs.
Stanley l.rrngwcll & Go. Uest PoUliacN
A. Bhss East PoptHcy
merritt Clptk. Mddtioira,
H. Clatk, PaDi,u,
Thomas MDautc> DdHby
II. W. Sawyer. Tamonh,
D. II. SaLin, Haiingford,
G.. b. Hall CldrrHdOa,
WIN. Fay, General Agent for the counties Of
Ruti1ad and Bennington. 291y
HESNINGTtS COUNTY.
T. c. Orvs. .Mmchcsfcr,
Cheney s. Harrington. Factory Point,
Harrington s Langd"n, Dorset,
G.. Mnorr j., East Rnpcd.
G. EIwcll, U,St RnptH,
nonnor s I'm, arlington,
J. & a. Hough'op S,"h Nhgjlsb"rN
n. l.. Robnyor, Bcna'"gion d. Po'r"oL
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y Otic

NOTICE I. hereby givca thst have given my son
" htLtAn surrtrp hi' time '"m the "'h Z"
n .rcr i,.tsui pui fr.n, Chat time fw"ri be - Ter
m tteitc mahe IA. crutrart. ani entitled g. hi- own
wa,, and the .un.ct,he- will moi he responsible Tor
his debt. from that date.
WM. SHEPARD.
Shrewsbury. Mach : 1883. u
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For ate.

fNilf 'ubscfier ontfs inr tale he stand. csrs,rs
l. oi arse tst-si - Brek liva,e, iisfn .ul sfsd
Irafy at1 ap.ui hty rrJs 81 inuI iusted 10
I.,,,4nl yiusse 81 T. ROLAND w.
JAMES ROSS. j..
Holland, March 70. 1880. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

Seesoliy ogaiasi Cosaie,l..

"f'"'"s "R"'Esi CssaicJafs
Tie rahiH nsr.se Fe1s & psrualer Of sliddisto~,
S"sH sfs ~ srfosase Crasral AGENT. -, m. So, -
'''s'-' >AN'e'esH 'sIorP fsHssa oogEiy lisGgssa
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WIDOW >

az OFFICERS OR S0i.Dit.t@ OF Tue tENp.
~ LUTON. who were mHrr.tJ before the oiu,c 81
ilrr La, al .gvicc. who" hu tns ' atc'
ahy Ike oi C"ugrrss 81 thr ~. Jc 1872 iwt
years and not less than muuihs. now draw d"rn:
me- during Their remaining single, 10y virtue If the
ia. Juiy. 1850 such l,nsous rs hcir islands
would ha" been ~ iicd o, undr tho hr-l mtnli ned
act; whether heir h1sb ,u- may have, died durnI- ic
war. or SINCE th"t rrrr" ALSO, TIA w"i'w, "i such
Oic htr who were married 0jtp that wHrwl"'c
nus aud nave lrd IA" 4'h. II Nrch, 1871. aud
bt tore the T. June. 1872 can draw much Hs their re-
spcctltc husband. al hatc "a entitled t.. under
ul juno :, 1882, from the snd !, March, 1873 iu
the day "i thc said hustuu's' doccasc.
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q a r d en- seeds

V>HE sesorbu l., hrea ds,.rstsJ ., On Arent
Il 81 The
BOSTON, SEED-NTORE
% furnish .se's = o.. A, - ihr Gsreu eel Nnf,srv
hs - fcs,t4tg frcslted IA Z YaIuatIe GafIs.,
Seeds "a read.
Hs 10, .s- ,Ess'i Pa 4 SUGAR BELT sses. IRE.
tshisi 10 h,H ~ ns,-ht@s - gr.igtu, .tuiton
& saossi.gs tas rstfans - tsil.h.s ts1sisils.
MILAN Pay
Essisaa, Agf1 5. is1a u
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La m - Oil.

tOO GALLONS fret qialty Winter purified Lamp
lOO OF; 100 GHilnus fret guilty Fall purified
4 AMP Od. us, r,c,ived and ior sale by
BuRr n MASON.
Rulland. March 70 5i9. ~
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" Los til

List OF Notes LOST in Clasp Walpi--InCJding
a TOWN Omerof $4,000
Dcoint Brewstcr's Note 2iOJO
Jonathan Dil.cs do t3GH
Il buluu Ponds 60 1900
Aiding ". 1ltus' do 155G
Wllmm Noynard's DO 1900
Simeon Smiths do 200
Clark BlHuciarl's do 800
II chud.on& NJ Couucs mole 500
&. ". x !. \ Conrnrs d. ll00
Contnun. some other trl "a. ,,firs. ANY pcrcp who
w, return sul Wallet and coutcuis shnll be gcucrou-
~ r,wlided.
JOHN VI. GOODNOUGH.
Put.lorl March 10, 1898 -
\. Is would say 90 those gentlemen whom these rocs
are against. w,sh them ~" to pay them 10 any ror'un
keep, myselt.us have n" sold any one of them AMI
.ha,i expect my pay "a these notes. J. G..
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TINE subscriber having put IN operation an Epglne
L Lathe inr the purpose of turning IRON cutting
Screws making Screw Plates Taps aud Tools for cut
,in,, God screws Sc would utnrm the public thgt A..
nv work u the kind may 1c had on shoii notice, exc
cutcd 10 il- best at the snop"PP site the an
merry 3 Of m,lr North at the Court House III Rut-
land Forge work done at sand shop II wishrd
J.urney men are wanted sad shop. but none need
Apply excerpt hose who can come well recommended for
sobficy aud industry ,.,- r,,,,,r,,,,
FINLAND Feb lG l-3S 9If
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Dtb ard wBlTL CLOI IR SEtD-AnJ IRD>
IN GRASS SEED lot ,a!c-Aisa. P..c Boards saJ
Plank.
ASA HALE
RgtlAnl, Arfl 2 1898, l56w
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r,.mp,h,,e and F,splta Counties. Mass. Cheshire and
Svpt,ao tsspties. n Ilamr.httr
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DERTR MASON have FOR ,sie C,,, ira riousi'
ID ws-risJ % 'nr-riut 'itls.
Ruiisud Nsr,h 20 ia3g -
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DOCT. A. W. ROBINSON respectfully
- informs the public that he has taken
the house next north of the residence OF
]. d. BrrLra, Esq where he will attend to
any calls IN his profession.
Rutland, March p, 1883. II
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n. BRANDRETiI, NJ. II.
New York, February %. 1887.

Geo r. Walton is General Agent Tor Vermont toS
rrpi iudnr Ntudhs Kuiiand and iiennngton counties
nud nut hor.cd appoint md supply agehis lie state
: c,ccpl 10 tie counties named ahnNe,
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Sls giles.
4: r u l 10 (.

DuRT s MASON offer f'r 's'e 1000 bo',"h o"i'
Is 90 bushels Corn. Also-A few barrel, Rye Flour
Ruiianl. Nsfch &c. 1888 u
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-11-15
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.

ANTE OOUNTf' J
Probate Court, November Term, 1883.
To ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE REAL
ESTATE OF VIM. MORGAN, deceased
Greeting:
XZOU are hereby cited to be and ap..
pear before the Probate Court oil
Ante County, at the Court House there
of, on the FOURTH MONDAY OF NOVEMBER
next, and shew cause, if any you can, why
an order should not then and there be made,
authorisng and directing the Executors OIL
the Last ITriH and Testament OF SAID De-
ceased, to sell the following Real Estate,
belonging to the same, viz:-The West
Half of the South East Quarter oil Section
Thirty-fve, Township, One, of Range
Three, Fast; and the South West Quarter
of Section Thirty FIVE, Township One oil
Range Three, East Of the Meridian Line.
Said Lands lying and being in ANTE
County, Mississippi.
WITNESS the Honorable JOHN
~, WALKER, Judge oGthe Probate
LIS. Court Of Amite County, at the
- Court House thereof, the am
Monday Of Sept, A. d., 1888.
ISSUED Gath Sept. 1898.
S. r. DAVIS, Clerk.
Gan, 90 1919 39w6
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TAILORING BUSINESS,

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens Of Liberty and vicinity
that he has opened shop in M'DowelFs
old Tavern, (up stairs,) where he VIII car
ry on the Tailoring Business, in all It's va
rious branches.
WILLIAM RICE
~ B. Uniform Coats made to order IN
the best manner and latest style. Cut
ting out Of garments attended io,--ano
warranted to fit, provided well made up
w. R.
Liberty, October A.. 1888. 40
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STRAYED AWAY

TNROM the plantation Of the subscrl-
IN Der, on the night ofthe 9th instant
Pair Of Broom Carriage Horses,
with a star and small blaze in their faces,
some white spots on one ofther backs and
one white foot, or perhaps more. They
are fully sixteen hands high, and have a
bold appearance. There was also three
wear old BROWN FlLLEY strayed with
Them. They were seen few days after
their running away, on the road between
Kellertown and Clinton, La. Any lntor-
nation forwarded to the subscriber, direct
ed 10 Laurel Hill, will be gratefully ac-
knowlcdged, and liberal reward will be
given to any person who will secure the
said horses and advise me OF the same.
ROBT. MCAUSLAND.
Laurel Hill, La, Oct. 10, 1838-43w3
CI5-The Free Trader, Nalchez, Advocate
Liberty, Gazette, Baton Rouge, and the pa
per at Clinton, La. willPublsh the above
three times. and forward their accounts 70
the Office OF the Chronicle.
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DENTAL OPERATIONS.
u. w, HALLOWAY

nERPECTFULLY informs the ladies
No aud gentlemen Of Liberty, and the
community at large, that ne has located
himself in the town Of Liberty, to render
the people as much service asposslble: ne
is we'll prepared TO perform any operations
on the teeth
PRICES.
Scaling Of the Teeth, s 90
Plugging do. with gold from to 5 90
Inserting Porcelain Teeth, 10 to Is 90
Extracting teeth, or roots Of teeth, 90
~ B.-The operator fatters himself
that he can give ample satisfaction. He
may be found at all times at his room in
McDowell's old stand, or at the Liberty
Hotel.
Oct. 81, 1898. 44-f
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Sept. 80, 1888
NOTICE.

III ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
having been granted TO the under
signed at the August Term, 1888, of the
Honorable the Probate Court OF Amite
County, on the Estate Of Le,cis Jackson
deceased, -Notice is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted TO said Estate, to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, to present them
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
ELIZA JACKSON,
WILEY JACKSON,
administrators.
September IL, 1888. 37w6
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A CARD.

Since the above, Miss R. has received a
letter from her Sister, who has for some
time past been an Instructress atthe North,
Iwhom she daily expects) informing her,
that she will be in this place to spend the
winter, and will assis; her in the school,
which will enable her to take much lar
ger number of scholars than she anticipa-
ted al first.
Nov. 10, 1888. 46
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GOVERNMENT OF MISSISSIPPI

A. G. MCNUTT, Governor I'LL l84O.
BARRY w. BENSON, Secretary OF State.
A.B. SAUNDERS, Auditor Of Pub Acc'ts.
JAMES PHILLIPS, State Treasurer.
Il. f. Collins, Attorney General
JUDGE \RY.
Jufges fthc High Court Of Err9rs AMI
Appeais.-W IN. l.. Sharkey, Daniel W..
Wright, and P. Ruiullus r. Pray. Clerk
Robert \. Patrick.
The high court Of errors and appeals
has no Jurisdiction, except what property
belongs TO court Of errors and appeals;
its sessions are holden on the first Mon
day of December and January, a, jackson;
being virtually but one session per an
nun.
ChanceH Of the Sia'e--Edword Tnr-
nef. Ctrk-R. L. Dixon.
The superior court Of chanccry has Ju'
risdiction over all matters, pleas and com
plants whatsoever. belonging 10, or cog
nizable in a court of equity; ii holds TWO
sessions annually.
CIRCUIT COURT.
This court has original jurisdiction IN
civil cases, in which, the sum in con,rover'
~ exceeds $50 For each of the cir
cults, Judge and attorney are elected
quadrennialy, from Nov. 1883.
Isl judicial DiSr ct, composeI OF tn
counties OF Adams, Claiborne, Jefferson
Warren and Neutrality-suspicious. Coal
ter. Judge. John d. Freeman, Dlstrle
Attorney.
Qd Judicial District, composed OF tn
counties Of Yazoo, Holmes, Carroll. falo
busha, Chociaw and TaIahalchle-D. q
Shaiuck, Judge. B. +. Caruthers, DIS
trict Attorney.
81 Jwiicia' District, composei OF inc
counties Of Wilkinson, Amle, Franklin
Pike, Marion. Lawrence and Hancock
James Walker, Judge. c. c. Cage, DIS
trict Attorney.
4M Judicial Disiric', composed oil the
counties Of Copiah, Simpson, Covngton
Smith. Scott and Northumberland Har
ris, Judge. L. G. Peyton, District Attor
ney.
5ih Judicial District, composed OF Tho
counties Of Jackson, Green, Perry, WAYNE
Jones, Jasper, Clarke and Lauderdae-
Thomas S. Sterling, Judge. John Watts
! District Attorney.
9Th Judicial District, composed Of thu
counties of Lowndes, Kemper, Winston
and cibbeha--, Judge. Henry ,
Bennett, District Attorney.
nh judicial District, composed OF tn.
counties Of ,ttaIa, Leake, Rankin, Madl
son and Hinds--C. r. Clifton, Judge
John II. RolIina, District Attorney.
9Th Ju &c al District, composed OF I'M
counties Of Coahoma, Bolivar, Marshall
LAFAYETTE, Ponnla, De SOLO and ,IunIca---
Frederick w. Huling, Judge. Sd. lsaacs
District Attorney.
9Th .Jndic,ai District, composed oil tn
counties of Monroe, Chickasaw, Pontoloc
Tippah, Tishemingo, and liawamba-Ste
phen Adams, Judge. Reuben Davis, DIS
trict Attorney.
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS Testamentary having been
granted to the undersigned, at the
August Term, 1888, of the Honorable the
Probate Court Of Amite county, on the es-
tate Of
Robert Montgomery, dec'd.,
Notice is hereby given to all persons ha
wing claims against said estate, 10 present
them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
V. II. CRAWFORD,
E. CARROLL,
Executors
September 4, 1888. 36-6w
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
n ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS
i having been granted to the under
signed on the Estate of Le,oiS Perkins, Sr.,
deceased, at the September Term, 1888,
of the Probate Court of Amite County-All
persons indebted TO said Deceased are re-
quired to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same are
requested to present them within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
JAMES PERKINS,
LEWIS PERKINS,
administrators.
Sent. 90. 1888. 39w6
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NOTICE.

TNHOSE persons who have subscribed
TOR the erection of the new Church
known by the name Of "Unity," will please
pay TO Mr.. Samuel Tillotson the respective
sums by them subscribed; as he is author
ised by the building Committee to receive
and receipt for the same.
November l, 1888. 44-tf
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PUBLIC SCHOOL.

TIME subscriber takes this method of
informing his friends and the pub
lie, that he will open Classical School in
the town Of Liberty, on Monday the 18th
instant, and respectfully solicits the pa
tronage Of this community.
DANIEL c. HENDERSON.
Liberty, Nov. 9th, 1888. 40
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ADMINS TRAITORS SALE.

dDMINlD IHH LOhS DHLE.
IN pursuance of an order Of the Homo
rabIe the Probate Court of Ami,e coun-
", granted at the October term, 1888, |
will sell to the highest bidder, on credit
of twelve months, on Thursday the 9th
day of December next, the following des-
crl5ed lands, belonging TO the estate OF
Violet Hill, decd, TO wit:-Fractional
Section No Q, Township /, Range 3, east ;
and Lot No !, and east part OF lot No. 2,
in Section A. Township No. 2, Range 3,
cast. Said lands lying in Amile county.
Together with all the personal Estate be-
longing 10 the deceased. Sale TO take
place al the late residence of Violet Hill,
deceased.
JAMES HILL, Admir-.
Oct. &c, 1888. 43