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NUMBER 30

rect.tachlcs hauled ont. Ere these precautionary
measures were iui'y cSecptcj The dark cloud bsA
reached the sonith--the Gsshrs Of hghtninr were
Gcqpeni and WIND and the deep toned thunder mot.
tered icarfaly an The distance. Soon Arppls wss
seen on tho water followed BIZ rdec VI min,a,aie
Na'cs, which breaking g. soon as formed prescn.
ted tho appearance ct moving sheet Of foam.
mo" uind yout helm, my lad" said the cap,.,n
~ clear aud distinct tunc 10 the hcmsman Who
bad relieved Tbompson--"keep her right before a.
The squaii STUCK the brig on tie siaiboatd guar
ter. "SiaTboaid your tolm--hsrd starboard,"
shouted Captain Melville.
lizard siatboAtJ. s.r responded the man Al
The hem-and ia few minutes the bug wa,
booming along before lhe Wind. which blew With
The violence Of hurricane at tho ralc Of nine kuos
The rain icH Ia tottsnts--ani what With The roar
lng OF the wIses--tAr hpW hog and wh, slang Of
the tonpcs--g "a ss,,ng bnll'ancY or thu ubdin
Lightning Which tUrmed TO play around tbs mats
nnd TOO ecaning pcaa ot thunder. tho scene was
absolutely terrible. Tho Thrilling tale told by the
scitaceuscd parrc,de WAS tor white l0rgetten.--
Bat sudduuIy a strange ana awful voi,e was heard
which sounded louder thsn the conGlct Of the elo-
meats, RS II uttered by thy spirit of the storm
"My father calls me, my poor, dear murdered flth-
er--l come, come" Tncu with a wtd aud pro
logged shrek OF sgony. which even now mugs Ia
my ears, the maniac Thompson sptsng on the q.sr-
ter rall, snd Gre any oae could prevent tho fearful
act, he threw himselfiuto the foamng ocean.--
No human efforts could save him. lie rose IN tho
cddyins wake, and with b,s body aalt out Of water
with agony the must iatonse scuPil,n depicted
on his ghastiy features. as he gave another shni
and dying scfoam--'hCa sunk TO rise no more.
la halt an hour after this event tue clouds broke
awny-the hurricane WAC hashed--lhe SUI slone
forth ia III It's wontcd splcnd9r--tao brig was
ploughng her way towards her destined port. im-
PEELED by goulal brcehe---when fabulous as it
may appear, Geo birds similar 10 ihe ono that wss
dying around Us previous TO tho storm made their
appearance. They ahghtcd for TOW moments on
The moin-top gallant yard, AMI perhaps u is naec-
cssaty to state that they were NOT tas ll,na mJcs
ted by the captain. They lowered awhile over
the quarter dcck--io0k few circles around the
shlp--then new away to wndSa'd--snd We never
ga ~ them more.
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RUTLAND. TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1898.

such topics sssy b. connected with H. Thos. who
ooueeraed in giv,ag musical ieoiarea city 81
ocaatfy, IN Adotdng such instruction any other
gay, peald much oblige as b, communicating ihrif To-
bofs faf publication Accounts OF the state Of music
N various Psfr Of the county musical news ansc-
daiss, &c, wiil te very gratefully received But
wish u 20 bv understood that every thing saVoIing Of
partisan character will be excluded 10 which rrglA-
uon must rgdly sdhefe
The work viii be published every other "Wednesday,
ia the quaro form Of pages 10 each number on
good type and line paper al three dollars per annnm,
payable IN advance
Persons RENTING the amount Of years subforp-
ton viii have the work rega sriy sent them. Papers
t1 whom ths number Is sent aud who wall insert the
Prospectus shall receive the work grafis
OTIS, BROADERS n Co, PEbiishcrS.
l20, WAsHISGroS ST, Boston
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JAMES KLuB.aLES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, l RE it Rememt

District Of Rutiand, IS Det Special Probate
Court held at Rutland in said district the Goth day Of
June, 1888.
Present WN. HALL Judge.
To all persons concerned in the Estate 0! James Kim
ball late Of Rutland deceased Greeting
Whereas, the administrator ofthe Estate of sad de-
ceased having proposed render account OF his admin
istraton, and present his account against sand Estate tor
allowance, Ordrtd, That sasd account he examined III
Probate Court at session thereof 20 be holden at ku'
laod SAID district the first Monday OF August next
aud ht all persons concerned therein, be notified to up
pear said and place, aud show cause III any they
yahaye against the allowance Of said account, and
that q copy ofth order be published IN the Rutland
HeraA printed al Rutland, soon as may be- three
veeks.ucces.vely. II. b TOWaLEE, RegiSieT.
A true copy Of record,
q Attest ii. y .TOWSLLE, RegiSier
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Nails, Nail Rods, Sc.

lust re iseJ and now offered for sale by TIE sub
~ sorber.s 9u@liity 4 Nails spd Nail Ro's aud Band
Iron. A. have the sseury II the Nail Nofks, shall
b. allie 10 supply Nerehsuts. Anl Others. wIshus 10
puFchsse auy quaniiy At the fsstorv rr,e~'.
JOHN STRONG,
Rulianl, Junc l.. 1893. &c
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On Consignment.

A CASH ui Superior RIDE, thirty and twenty f ur
n ilcaes il,i received from ihe manu- lsctory apl
aow easfel fpr sale by the suhscrber. r. when h-
stienuon a. 3 1r,sa.ea sod o,htn wshaz 10 parrhasa
u regretted. JOHN STRONG.
Huuand JHns is ie53. 20
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sheep Tobacco.

THE rel J.ns. r. or Leaf T.bseee pot up ia heies
l. Il fr,a8 shis in b1airei yogsl'. hui Will b.
suJ Ga quautis ~ s4 purchaser, a. thf As~ store
!OuS STRONG.
RuusoI, J1ns n, 1850 .s1w
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butter. Esutter!.

NLTANTED, ~ TIE subscriber, 1000 pouHls Of
w Butler SOC whieh TIE shssi marx e pr.es vii
bs ga,t, JOHN STRONG
ksussl. Jsas X, lsss. s61~.
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Groceries.

TUST received, fresh lot Of GroccrieE which makei
J Jay stock complete. The attention of lon Keeper.
aal other. wishing 10 purchase, look s requested be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN STRONG.
Rutlaul. Jlne Il, 1888. %
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NlraW IlOnnct Is.

DURT Il MASON have just reed. ono c4.e Dunsia.
ID Die aud Tuscan onnet the Lest style viii
b. sold very low.
Rutland. June % 1898. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

hand for repairing. -Al'o, an Imperial pressing Aa-
chine.
NIB THREE orFouR Girls wanted a, said business.
Waliingtord two doors south OF Temperance House.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

PURT & MASON has jus, received 5000 Yards
ID Brown and BieseheG shirtinss and ohocuGss, OF va
nous qualities and widths.
800 Yards "a & 10 Tlckings.
$40 da. Brown Du,liugs.
800 DO. Cotton Bate.
Candle Wick and Wedding
Cotton Yarn. a superior Griicle.
All Of which will be sold very low.
Rutland June 30 1888. %
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.MilIiNGry.

MISS T. s. WEEKS, has
WI Jus, returned from Mar
ket, (Albany and Ttoy,) with
the LatCst and most fashionable
articles, and can furnish Ia
DIEs DHEssEs ia Broad way \
~ Stylc.-French Summer
Hats aud B0nneis Also, IN
Victoria G.psey Boston fash
iCn.-Will sell Bonncis for or
GERS on Stores in Wallingiord 4,
Clarendon or Rutland -Tus.
can, open and plain Straw on
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y hi gl s..

900 600 Best quality Spruce Shingles. Also
-Oo,OOO large supply u .ruce and Ilcmiock
lumber Of most kinds for sale by
on BURT & MASON.
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Ar on w re.

DURT & MASON Have just reed. full nssorment
ID OF ssoley's lron Ware, which they sell very low.
Rutland, Juue 80 1898. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

The criminal code II Jsl.scs 5ss bsea 80 md
lied that he noisbsf of oap.al gfeaecs as bees
reduced ron suy-iogf - f7vr,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-01-06
Sherif'S Sale.

J. Edy, Jr. Us. VIM. ]. Swearingen, Y. d.
II. ]. Gordon Us. same, v d.
A. C. Swearingen Us. same, V. ID.
Ii. p. Postlethwaite d Co. Us. same,-ven-
ditioni exponas; returnable to April
term, 1888.
DY virtue of the above stated writs
Nd of venditioni exponas, to me direc-
ted, | will expose to public sale at the
door of the courthouse in Liberty, on the
first Monday in January next, the follow
ing described lands, to wit:-the west
half of the south east quarter of. section
twenty-nine, township three, range six,
east,-containing eighty acres, more or
less. Also, the south west quarter of the
north east quarter Of section twentyinine,
township three, range six, east, --contain-
ing eighty acres, more or less; all lying
and being in Amite county, on the head
waters Of Homminy Creek, near James
Denman, Esq,--all of which will be sold
TO satisfy the above stated writs, and costs.
G. w. MCKNIGHT, Shift.
Nov 20, 1887. 40
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$500 REWARD.

hAN AWAY from my plantation in
NJ Jefferson County, some time in Feb
ruary last, negro slave GEORGE, aims
Timber George, about s feet inches high,
very talkative, good looking, and very
stout. Also, negro man NAT, in August
last. Nat is about 5 feet 10 inches high,
OF copper complexion, stout made, slow OF
speech, and speaks as if his mouth was
full of something, On October 18th, was
enticed or stolen from my plantation, four
negro slaves, to wit: Little George, Will
liam, Thornton and Sarah. Little George
is about feet 10 inches high, very black
color, pleasing countenance, and suffers
considerably-aged about 30 years. Will
liam is boy about II years DID, long
gangring, crook shanked awkward fellow,
about feet 10 inches high, Thornton is
bright mulatto, with very fine hair, fine
eyes, and very handsome negro, about
feet inches high, pretty heavy made
aged about 90 years. Sarah is = girl
about II years old, bright mulatto, tall,
and of fine figure, dresses neatly and is
an excellent house servant.
The above named negroes were raised
in this State by Capt. VIM. Collins, and
finally fell into the possession of w. A.
Miskel by marriage. He moved from this
county between two days, for fear the
property would be taken by It's proper
owner, to a village called Covington, in Ia
ftte Parish. In the course Of I2 months
succeeded in getting most Of the negroes
from him, and the right Of them is now
being tried in the Circuit Court of Adams
county. The negroes being aware of this,
think they can play backwards and for
wards as it suits them; and no doubt will
make their way TO Covington as his pro-
perty, with forged papers; and whoever
the enticer is, may pass along week pre-
vious, or week afterwards.
! will give the above reward for the
confinement of the negroes in any jail in
this State, so that get them, and the pros
ecution to effect the punishment of the ras-
cal who enticed them of; or $50 ahead for
the negroes; and 500 for the conviction
of the thief. ID. w. M'CALEB.
Oct 26, 1887, AIS
P.S. If taken out of the State, all ex-
penees shall be paid, and liberal reward I
will be added to any person who will bring
them to me.
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TO PRINTERS AND PUBLlSHRH

ME subscribers have Just COM
their new specimen book ii
faced book and job printing types, n
and ornaments, the contents of whGl
herewith partially given. Diamond
NOS. and 2, Agate, Nos. !, 2 and s. N
on nonpareil body, Nonpareil Nos. I,
and 4; minionette NOS. and q min
NO. /, 9, 3 and 4; minion on brewer b
BREWER on minion body; brewer NO.
2, 3 and A; BREWER on burgeois body Y
vier on long primer body; bourgeois
BREWER body; bourgeois NOS. 1, 2, 81
A; bourgeois on long primer body
primer NOS. |, 9, 3 and A; long primer
small plea NOS. and 2; plea on SINAI
ca body; plea NOS. /, 9 and 8, plea
english body: english NOS. ! and 2g4
primer, paragon, double english; dnb
paragon, cannon, five line plea to tFenI
eight line plea gothic condensed to yaII
five, seven line and ten lines plea ornan
tai, 6, 7, 8, 12 and Is lines plea shadG
10, 12 and 16 lines antique shaded,
Also large and beautiful collection
flowers, from pearl to seven lines pr
many of which are not to be found lnHi
other specimen; new assortment Of Y
namental dashes, a variety OF card D.
ders, nearly two thousand metal on
ments, brass rule, leads Of various ihal
ness, astronomical, mathematical and phi
steal signs, metal braces and dashes Io9
3 to 80 ms long, great primer and dCN'I
plea scripts on inclined body, diamond ~
nonpareil music of various kinds, antique
light and heavy face two line letter, u
face roman and italic nonparell mlnlu
BREWER, long primer and small Plca' mi on
on, BREWER, long primer and Other O'aT u.
nonpareil, minion and BREWER Greek ~
brew and Saxon. +,
A large variety of ornaments, caIcua y
ed particularly for the Spanish and sOu,
American markets; Spanish, French !.
Portuguese accents furnished to oIu \
with every other article made use Oh III y
printing business. All of which can
furnished at short notice, of as good qa
lily and on as reasonable terms as ~
other establishment.
CONNER & COOKE, Corner o.
Nassau and Ann-sts' ~
or Proprietors of newspapers Prl"'
within any part Of the United Sla'eS
the Canadas, who will copy the above - :
vertisement three times and forwafds,U
Ply containing the same. will be entl'S y
their pay in any type cast at our iOuna'
provided they take twice the amOun'
their bill in type.
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MEssRs. DoNNELLA g. RUDD

"AVE on hand a very large assert
" ment of Virginia made stitch-docn
Brogues, together with a good supply of
Women's course Shoes, for common use.
Also, large quantity of Virginia made
Cordage, viz:-ManiAa T. Hemp Bed
Cords, Hemp Plough Lines, from 3, 6 to
9 threads each; all of which were made
to order.
N. B. DomesticS, Plaid Cheeks, and
Coarse Linens, for Negroes Summer clo-
thing. Farmers are particularly request
ed to give us call.
Liberty, Jan.30, 1886. 9
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THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE
Printed and published weekly, BY
l.. p. HALL.

TERMs.---Four Dollars and Fifty Gems
advance, Five Dollars if paid within six mon Y.
or Five Dollars and Fifty cents at the explIa,as,
of the year. No subscription will be discOa,ss
ued until all arrearages are paid, except SN
option of the publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at ONE DoLLM, r
square, (ten lines. or less,) the first inse,D.i
and FIFTY CENTS for each continuance. Az y
vertisements mnst be marked with the nu un"c
of insertions required, or they will be c0nllS
until forbid, and charged accordingly. fyl'a
to be made when the advertisement IS IL"
tinseton, or on demand
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DIR. CARROLL
=

5 pleased to announce 10 the pulic
Il that he has taken DIR. TRASK into
partnership with him, in the Practice Of
Medicine and Surgery, He has only to
say that DR.. Trask is a graduate in the
science of Medicine Our undivided at
tention will be given to all business entrus-
ted to us. Office opposite McDowell's old
Tavern Stand
Liberty, Aug. 9th, 1887. 34-tf
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PROpOsIV,.''

ron PUBLISHING MITE TOWN OF ca.
ROLL COUNTY, A WEEKLY NEwsp, NY ~
TITLED THE "Ih
cARRoLLToN INTELIrcs,..
Believing that the wealth WI
ofCarroll, and the increased and -. uu Pm
lance of Carrollton, imperiouslv ds,1OSng x
paper as un acceptable vehicle .; fIsats
the undersigned proposes to The so, mon
Carroll county TO publish one MAJ. pu
title, which shall meet their WAN. ' W
posed to the principles upon which
Chief Magistrate came into power ss 1s
that his motto, "To the pictors Il sau
Of The panquished," is dcmoralzinv y
tionary-and that an elevation 10 4 IS
ton neither consecrates nor puri6ss !,
the lntelligencer will firmly opposs Il IN
Administration SO long as it receive, nc y,
sion from the stamp Of Modern nv nv
while at the same time il will eyer, ~ '@
in Frustrating the corrupt system If r,ta
prcying upon the vitalso of our youn ry y
The political principles of the lntoGSs.0a
be strictly those of JEFFERSON, as set o"t
Virginia and kentucky Resolutions If ny
and Madison's celebrated Report. IT,.
be the basis of our political creed h
that the principle set forth by that anO.,'
erty, Thomas Jefferson, viz:-"Tn,v
ERs NOT EXPRESSLY DELEGATED TO v,w
BY TIE CONSTITUTION App
TO THE STATES RESPECTIVELY, OR TO T,r :
is the true one on which our Govern.
founded and an adage universally receiy,,
believing that the rights, REMEDIES, and h
of the States, without the means Of p,s,
them, are mere phantoms, the lntellicrn,'
always be found on the side of enlig6tors
publicanism, battling against the encrOadI
Of Power, and the fearless and uncomn,,-
opposer Of every infringement on The N.
of the States. The rights, REMEDIE
Union of the States shall be our beacon mn
guide us in the dark hour of political tpr,
Every effort to bring into disrepute the NM
principles of Jefferson--every attemp, al \
luton of the Union, will be firmly resisted
Having thus explicitly stated the politiolI
,iples which will guide and control the InteTI
GER, the undersigned will further assure M
-ons that its columns will not be entirely dey
o politics, but every effort will be made to
Ter it a Useful and interesting family news,
TERMS.-The INTELLIGENcER will be Dub
ID on aSuper-Royal sheet, on new materials,
to subscribers at FIVE D0LLARI
ldvance, or SIX at the expiration Of the v
The first number may be expected Cn&e S'
February, 1888. l.. ?, I'M.
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INOR SALE.-The undersigned offers
his tract Of land on which he lives,
for sale on the best Of terms, with consd-
erahle indulgence to the purchaser. Said
land4les in Amite county, six miles north
west Of Liberty, on the west prong Of the
Amite river. Ii has on it a three story
dwelling house and all other buildings
situated to the convenience and comfort
of the Planter; it has on it fine gin, &c.
The situation is remarkably healthy, sur
passed by none in the State Any person
wishing to purchase would do well to give
me call between this and the first Of
January next The purchaser can buy
from one to three sections of land. | will
also sell horses, hogs, and cattle of good
quality; farming utensils, blacksmith tools,
&c. Any person wishing to receive any
information respecting the above de-
scribedaland, and will direct a letter to
Liberty, will give them any information
they wish. WILLIAM BATES. a
Sept. 26, 1887. Al ~
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THE undersigned informs the com.
Il munity that he has opened pub,
lie Tavern in the building in the west end
of the town of Liberty, formerly occupied
as public house by Thos. Mcdowell.
Travellers and the people at large, may
rest satisfied that every attention will be
exercised to render them comfortable.
GIDEON SLEEPER.
N. B. The premises, having on them
every convenience for Hotel, are like
wise for sale, upon reasonable terms.
G.. S.
Liberty, Nov. IS, 1887. AZ
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby forewarned
"A against trading for a note drawn
by the undersigned, and made payable to
M. w. Crowders, on the lst day Of Janu-
airy next, for $85,0O with small credit.
The consideration for which said note was
given has entirely failed, and | am deter
mined not to pay it unless compelled by
law. STEPHEN WILKINSON.
Oct. 81, 1897. 46-tf
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Notice.

A II the December term, 1897, Of the
~ Probate court of Amite county,
shall apply for writ Of Dover to issue
to have my Dover laid off, in and to one
third of N. E. 4 of Section 8, Range d.,
east; and the N. w. of same Section,
Range a, east, of Township 3,--of lands
belonging to the estate of Green G. Cas-
ton.
JANE MOOR,
former acidorO Of G.G. Castor.
Nov. 81, 1887. 49-4t
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Notice,

ETTERS of Administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned at
the November term, 1887, of the Probate
court of Amite county, on the estate of
Cornelius Wilmington, deceased,-Notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to
said Estate to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
to present them duly authenticated, with
IN the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
WIN. CAUSEY, Adm'r.
Dec. /, 1887. 5O-6t
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Executors Sale.

"TlLL be sold on the first day of
w January next, at the door of the
Court house in Liberty, within lawful
hours, on a credit of twelve months, two
likely negro men, belonging TO the estate
of James N. Lea, dec, Notes with appro-
we'd security will be required.
DAVID LEA, Ear.
Nov. 81, 1887. 49-4t
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LOOK HERE.

ENELLOW CITIZENS: Those that are
indebted to me, had better make
payment Immediately, or show cause why
If settlements are not made by the 10th
of January, they will be sued, Custom
ers, if you wish to save cost, you will ray
your debts. You have had my goods, and
| am determined TO have my money.
p. B. VAN NORMAN.
Liberty, Dec. l2, 1897. so
N. B. After the LIST of January there
will be nothing but specie taken for pos
tage, and that on delivery.
p. B. V. P. M.
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Notice.

A LII those indebted to the undersign-
IN ed for 1886, will please to come for
ward and settle, or they will find their
notes and accounts in the hands of proper
officers for collection.
NORWOOD 81 BRAMBLET.
Dec. 10, 1887. 81
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REMOVAL.
Norwood e. Bramblet,

Norwood a. Bramblet,
ITAVE the pleasure of announcing tc
" their friends and customers, that
they have removed their Store to their
new Brick building,
Corner of Main 4 Broad Streets
where they have just opened a Fresh Sup
ply of
Staple & Fancy Goods,
Clothing, Saddlery, Cutlery, QueenSpare,
&C.; consisting in part of the following
articles, viz:
Calicoes, Domestics, Flannel, Blan-
kets, Ready made Clothing, Hats,
Gentlemen and Ladies' fine Sad
dlery, Saddle Bags, Brides
and Martingales, Cotton and
Worsted Suspenders, Al
manacs, School Books,
Writing paper, &c.
With variety of other articles; which,
with their former Stock, they offer for
sale on the most accommodating terms.
Liberty, Dec. l, 1887. so
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Houses and Land for Sale,

THE undersigned will sell on accom-
modating terms, their premises adj
Joining the town of Liberty. There ale
fifty acres Of land in the tract immediately
adjoining the village, part of which has
been in cultivation, and is now under ex-
celIent Enclosures. There is, Immediately
adjoining the girdle of the town, two eligi-
bic building lots with beautiful oak groves
on them, which might be laid eff into acre
or hall-acre Lots. On the premises are a
good and comfortable dwelling, kitchen.
Smoke-house, Negro houses, first rate fin
ished Stables, Corn-crib, Gin Work-house,
an excellent Well, with well enclosed and
fertile Garden. In fine, every convent
ence for family residence, or House of
Public entertainment offers themselves to
the purchaser. The buildings ars situated
at the junction of the Jackson and Holmes
vile roads, and cannot fail to suit the taste
Of any person wishing to purchase
Terms made known by application to the
undersigned at the premises.
L. & A. WARNOCK.
Liberty, Nov. 90, 1887. 48-tf