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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
INCOMPATIBLE.
TOOTH PREPARATION.

THE u'opan dreams of the Alehymis, are realized
l. and remedy discovered for the Tooihuc,c, sud 4
preserving those important and useful APPENDICES Of
the human system, by the use Of the MAGNETiCa
ODONllCA, which, by its attractive, Purifying,
ana Strengthening, qualities, removes all estfaDcous
substances from the the teeth and preserves them in
their natural brianoy and the gums in soundness aud
beauty II is ascetained from. experience that when
49,, ~ '1elh will never decay, but remain TIL the
@ " ,''u, VIZ ..aif natural wear When they
are dechyed It's progress wil he and IN. teeth
preserved and prevented from aching, All ,b;s bas
been done in multitude of instances aud mo-. In
thousands OF Of iooihacke chat climax oil
PAIN has at been eeoiusy cured by the oil
TINS the most popular denrhce in America. And Ito
public far they have become acquainted with IleJ
merits Of this tooth powder, have made Of tss We.
have sold, within short time about ~ 900 boxes Of tie
Odontca, And, ia conclusion, where and who Ia thu
young lady gentlemen, aye the individual that vai
ues beautiful set of teeth, sJund gums aud n sweets
breath. more than fifty cents that will be longer drst-
tuie ola box of DIR. NJ Hitchcock incompatible Mag.
neic. Odonca
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
A HITCHCOCK, e. CO.,
No III ,Gepessee. street. Utica. N. ". b
and by their agents throughout the United States also
by } Porter, Rutland Il. Jameson, Castletop, A. Burl1
Pusford. ~ 81 ! no aw Am
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fs..IE.h Ep q Il.S IN

nftho Revolution married before the close ofihc hua
" bands military services, may receive, under III. rct
9f Congess,o July A. lSG the same pensions 10 thteh
their husbands would have been entitled frsprttvse
under the act ot juno z 1882 The 3cnchs Of The ~,
of July 4, leh are extended 10 widows At all tcvou
tonary officers and Soldiers whether they have married
again, or not yroridtd they widows Asn
widows of such officers and soldiers continued IN scr
u.i the Sd OF Nov 1853, and married before
that day. arc equally emitted.
Jan ,I7gi Widows OF officers aud soldiers n,aFri,d
before this day .ntiiled TO five wears PENSION from,
LIST March, I-;,G and proportion, en- their hus p
bands have deceased since Pension bbusiHoss sada
these acts, and ell others. attended 10 by The ssbnn6r
'5.u J. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
WORMS.

mr. NJ HiTCHCOCCS unrivaed and upequsIl
- Worm Tea, sovereign remedy Tor worms.
Strange and incredible the effects Of these detesl
bic vsrinn few persons, and il is thought nome fft
from them, particularly femaiesan children. Msut
90 through distei sing course Il medicine without
benefit when they might he relieved by using
Worm Tea. This invaluable medicine has been isst
by the experience Of more than eight use, and
innstered than 1900 persons Of various ss>
and solitary complaints on the contrary, hus1
Dire dc have and unsolicited given iheI decided pfsis
10 a. after trying the different articles sent fpSf0
to the public and pronounced DIR NJ iliiebe Beks Wor
Tea the INST safe, efscIusi and convenient Ieme@
that can be obtained.
For safe wholesale and retail, by A. Hitchcock x
sole propfie,ors NJ GsBessc Street Utica. and ~
agents ihroug hont the United States and Canads,
For sale by J. }. PORTER. Rutland, ". JAMEik4
CuEteioD, a BUCK, Piusiord, JACKSON lS XIII
III Benson -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30

NNTE the subscribers, being appointed by the lion IN
w Probate Court for the District Of Rutlaed
missonets To receive and adjust s ella and
mands for all persons, against the estate Of
ORANGE GREEN,
late of Dandy In said district deceased, represented i6yi
vent and also all claims and demands cshbed In ,et
thereto and SIX months from the third Cay Of June
beng allowed lay said court for thnt purpose, "a
therefore hereby notice that will atteud tho
business o appointment tho dwelling honse OF Mara
Geeen Of Dandy the last Thursday OF August October
and November from O'Clock, A, NJ. until O'Clock
i. NJ on each of sard days
JONAS CLARKE.
SENECA SMITH
Dated nj Dandy this Goth day of June 1887. 3s--3t
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NJ AltItII.il.

In ST James Church Batavia July end by the
Rev. J. ioes Mr.. Ara Il. Hale OF Pavilian ~ y.
to Miss Sarah II. Fetch of Rutland VI
In Madison Co. H., on the 9Th of May, at the
residence of II. Mason Esq 10y the Rev C. Holt
day, Rev VIM. w Holiday, of the Illinois Confer
ence, TO Miss Abigail w. llickok, formerly of Fair
haven, Vt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30

Loco Foco ELEcTioSrERNG ARcvMENTs.-The
Van Buren, editors in this State arc 50 exceedingly
pressed for eleconeering arguments, and matter 10
offer their readers against tie Wings and their
surcs, that They to the most absurd and laugh
able oSPedienis To keep up the dropping spirits of
their adherenis, and doubtless to withdraw their al
icniion from tho real wrctched and do5aacd condi-
ton Of the national government, and from uisfaic.
In the onset, ia a labored article in the Wiudham
County Troryl Democrat. thcy charge upon iho
Wl6cs extravaganza ia building the State House
Don't laugh reader, about making this charge upon
the Wigs for such absurdItes common WIN
these loco iocos, as deiauilers among the present
administration; aud though VIC design TO treat this
and all other ike grave charges in tins article with
seriousness, the reader will doubtless perceive that
ii requires some effort TO DO so.
/ We readily admit that tic erection OF so oXpcn-
siyc an cdiGce in this economical inland State as
ere Capitol ~ Montpelier, was somewhat c2iraya-
CANT. But De This AS 1t may, II party politics had
aus iluns 10 do with the subject. the extravaganza
IS justly charccabc to d,e loco-ioco a1slocr4ls in
and aboui Montpelier and Washington County
Whom this question was agilaicd n the Legislature
ihc Burlington people came iors afj and offered %
build a good State House la ihai town without any
expense Co the State except the assignment Of tho
old house, al Montpelier But the Jackson Demo
cratic Legislators on til East side Of tie mountain
(as well a. many OF the whgs) and particularly those
I in and about Washington County and ilc north
cast pan ofihe State, laho,cd willi undated indus
US aud zeal IN opposition 20 this Liberal offer and
advocated with equal arlor the location ~ MoHipo-
licE Tie result every boly knows, Of course
The site was f1ed a. Montpelier, and a law pass
"a providing ior erccuag thc building Bli after
sd ii be- eulseiy neN 90 o. thai q yas party area
sure or uiai i.ocs had any 'hine 90 90 via lie 20
cafioa O. si'h ile buhdmc
They uuhef sly 'Aai ito Mtie' haFs fc-f-aseo
ls5g,ly oa l.c stl.co! ,und 1l.oy Gala % Minc Foh-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
For the Herald.

AJon FAy.--Tho past week have used Haynes
iio'Sc Rake, with wire teeth, which think quite the
best article Of the kind which have seen. It rakcs
cleaner, faster, and is more easily handlcd--no dan
Ger ofbroahng the teeth. II is of superior utility on
rough ground, the teeth do not catch as 10 stop
the horse IN fact il almost supcrccdcs the use OF
the hand rake II certainly is great labor saving
machine
These rakos are made and sold by Mr. Howard
Of This village 'F""i'' - i'V-Nr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
Mason 4 Taft.

WISH 10 inform the public that tbev manulac
w turing every description of
COMBS.
Which will be sold wholesale and retail at the
Comb Factory in Rutland, hall n mile north Of the
Court House, called Mechanically where Merchants
Pedars and others wishing TO purchase requested
TO call before purchasing elsewhere theywil find the
largest cheapest and best assortment ofComhs, Rut
land this side Of New York City, and cheap IN
the city. Shell combs kept on hand for sale
Shell Combs paired in the nestest possible manner
The highest prices paid for OK and Cows horns:
32-31
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
An Apprentice

To the BIacksmihng business is wanted by the sub.
scriber. An industrious, steady boy about 10 II
years OF age will find suitable encouragement apply
ing the undersigned Porers Mills at the Book
Store. JEREMIAH MUkROE.
Rutland, July 90, 1899. 32-@
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30

ANSCAL EXAMINATION OF TnE PoULTNrY Ac,DzMY.
The annual examination OF the pupils Of this In
.tiuou took place on the 18th, 10Th and 18th inst,
The examination consisted Of a critical review OF
study pursued IN the different branches OF the Eng
iish department Philosophy, Mathamatics, Botany
Geology, French, Latin, Greek and Hebrew Ian
euage,, and ia Music; and was of highly slii,acto-
by character. Ample proof was afforded that the
confidence rcposcd iu the Principal and Teachers
la, not been misplaced and that the F1Iai adYaHcc-
mont made in study. aud the department ol tle stud
cuis reflect great honor upon this rising Institution
ol learning
Among great many interesting exhibitions q
genius lrd talent. We're some spccimcus Of original
composition, which were rood by she females and
which tiiu could be- sand without disparccmcut 10
anY) were ~ some instances Of very superior or
dor. h mas also le observed that uic fine pieces
which were played upon thc Piano by tie young "a
dies; alternating with the examination ui CLASSES,
served moi only 10 amuse aud Interest the spectators
boa 10 eKhibi ile ability q instruction n this branch
OF srcacc
The examination closed upon Inc afternoon oftho
iiiri day. wi,h Appropriate aHi interesting EEhi-
bnIaH, which for gToa.ff convenience was attended
iu thc methodist church The procession was form
cI 80 SIC Seminary yard, comprising tie young
Board uf Visitors Add Trustee, Professional gen
urmon and ritseDs geacra.'- and moved up the
principle street % he nnc music oi ile fuIiney
Band
TIE EGh1lo4 coaa.ssc1 si oI.siaai c0nposriors
by flC soaug renilcn56a oi ~ icaGaTny, emhfscing
ofaueas Dssrus sions, aHi Polrls EHeiisA, Lain.
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Wanted Immediately,

y an Apprentice 10 the Printing Bushes, Boy Ia
IA 10 years Of age, OF correct habits, and good
Com mon School education
Herald Oflioe Jul 62f.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
POCKET pO0K LOST,

I OST, between Peu6elds Mills 10 Piusford and
the snbscfbrT's house "a Ghntehten, on the 10Th
insl old red Morocco Pocket Book containing
notes, receipts snd bills Of timber. Psrsong against
whom ihr Subscriber holds notes cautioned against
paying them 20 any bot the payce Whoever may
have found said Pocket Book aud 0Il leave Il at The
Rutland Book Rtofe al Changers Fhtsfofd, shall
BE- suitably ftWafled l0f their trouble.
LYMAN HITCHCOCK
Cl.uendrn . July 1850.
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10 Coopcr~.

w ANfEp immediately ~ DC ..h.,,'l-, .,'o''
w Joufrcs u'sr tonrrr. 1HAp ptAkitt
Rutland. Juuc 10Th. t-n -H-d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
For TT 81 NJ,
II Z N Il I G. l. A Y.
For Senators.

RUTLAND COUNTY.
Robert Piorpoint, VIM c. kitrdge, Obadiah
Noble.
wisnHAM COUNTY.
David Chandler OF Rockingham. Laban Jones Of
Dover Calvin Townsley of Brattleboro.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
Farm, For sale.

[ntlE euh-crlcr oGrrs o. sslt o.. if.nt siia.iri
- south of aud ntas The vrla tr - Itf'st.t o@,
stiine Il p'oui 500 acres % lsiri wr aA 81 a fhss
culirtc. ani thr fattng oi stF,n 90 90 liis ~" hia
dwelling house, nnd convenient unf .lu 'n-. wtf't
about 10 acrrs ct sn in the ll,.o, o. sweep 6,-t
fstc Cyws, yoke Of OKcn. ab o. llutrs asi 'tis
" ui istmns utcu.l, are si,n & fr o''i - "a ttt,r
Wm &. kiIfEIrc3.
GairhaVcr. March -, 1882. t4l
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SNUFF!

Only twenty FIVE cents,
IfNR NJ. ll;rcHcoCK's NEWLY INV
- Ss,UFF--Tbs best article ever disco
absolute cure Of Caisuh, Dizziness II ths J1t6<
Eyes, Nervous Headaeher. Falling SICK ness,
infants troui,isd wiih Ssalisss Psfsisl sis,sks .
&e
For sale wholssais and retail By A. Ifiieheoc
sole proprietors. ~ Ceunessee street, utses,2s
their agents lhropgisout the United States srd "a
Also By } PORTER. Rutland y. JANiiD
Castleioa, a BUCK, Pf,isfsrd, JACKSON a X
Isl, Benson.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30

NxrE the satssthcr. brnc spio.r'-d D., hc iitr re
w bate Cont for tba drtfrt ct ciiarA t,a,n,,, ,,r
crs 90 receive, examine and sdlu sil Janus era d.ult,
oj ali persons againrt the estate Of
HENRY MLAp.
late Of Ruti,ud IN sa dsct dcttesr rrhfcscafsti si-
and alec an claims and drulpds r,htto4 30 rs,
thereto and months from tho M dsy 81 jult lot i,rr
allowed by ad court hf that pniFac 80 uptto,,,
hetthy give notice that wl attend iu ttr tusiucss u
SAID sppoinimopt AZ locl Mceds Entard nn tttb,.t
Tue sdis q" September and Jauuar, nesf ifnt uu.
until three ociotk \ NJ ra zach ofs1td d1,s.
ELlJNH BOtknMAN, =.
SAM ~. GEiGGS. ''"H'fs'''N''
Dated at Rutland this IGih tas Of July i'91 an-II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-25
From the Bangor (Maine) Courier.
FREEDOM OF ELECTIONS.

The AdunInstrat is busy filling the Post Ct1ces
throughout the country. with political paTtizansen VINO
will fight their salary and their bread Honest and
logtrie men aside give place those who iri
tronage the Government into conflict with the
As the time tor important elections
approaches, the power begin make movements,
put their places, which, in their opinion viii
placed in the Post Offices wheie they WELD their
personal and official influence behalf of those who give
them the wherwitha live. How this most deestabe prac
tee corresponds with the former professions OF tte party IL
power, let The following extracts prove:
Extract from Mr. Jeersons Circular, addressed 70 Oce-
Holders under himself.
The President of the T. States has dissaiisfac
ton, Officers of the General Government akos various
res, whethe. of ;he Gensra State Governments Free
dom OF election being essential the independence
of Government and of different branches of the
Government vitality cherished by osher Constitutions,
deemed improper for officers depending Executive
of the Union. attempt control influence the
OF the elective rg Il is expected no officer
viii attempt Influence the of other take
the business Of eeconeerngtha, being deem
ed inconsistent with ihs spirit of the Constitution and his
duties
From General Jackson's Inaugural.
she demonstrations of public sentimen,
list of Executive duties, characters lagbie
overlooked. the task of reforvhich will
iculary OF those abuses that hare brought the
atro,,ase Of tic Fedora! Government into net ii the
freedom Of El-etions.'
Attorney General Grundyss Speech in 1928
sWhen oce-holder interfering elections, it
that he thinking of bis salary and his bread
nd is ,bsrefors unfit adriser Of TIE Psople'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-25
RICHMOND Ia MORNING, MAY % 1889

cd 10 post office, remains there three months
without being called for, il is the dead let
ter office at Washington. La tina, office it o
pcned, and if of value is destroyed; bu; If il
contain money, or important information, /, Is the
duty OF the officers 10 endeayor send II its
proper destination. Large sums of money in this
way, doubt, annually find their way 10 this Of
fice: but. what is worthy of note, Is. that they
never fad their way back. They sink there
Our attention is called to this subject, by
currence in own neighborhood, which has
Gently come to our knowledge A gentleman in
Cincinn4ti sent claim, some time last year, TO
j. Whitley Esq. for collection. The money
made, and, according TO direction, duly forwarded
TO Cincinnati. For the letter
no, received was advertised; and sent TO the
dead letter office This was the last Of IL, un-
til a short time since. the claimant wrote 10 the
Justice 10 know what had become OF his claim.
He was put upon scent of il; and is now engaged
in it's pursuit We wish him success-but,
confess. we had sooner undertake to smoke out an
old fox from his hole in the hill. than to recover
money from the grip Of the Kendall ftnlly.
Springfield TO- Pioneer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-25

Making both Ends Nces.-A steam ferry boat
at Alton, Illinois, rurs pair Of niili-sfones with
the extra power Of her engine, which enables her
tn grind one hundred bushels Of corn per day
Nobody but wise man would ever have !houpht
of the operation Times.
man at Philadelphia, recently lost his fife by
falling into the vat of dis,illery.
Many man has lost his life, here and else
where, by having the contents Of distiIlssy vat
fall into hi1-Vorh
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-25


The following sensible commentary on the
term patron :" is from the Philadelphia u. 5. Ga
ze,,e:
ga correspondent signs himself A Patron
I, would do for to call HIM so, but doubt the
propriety of his assuming the title himself. We
close letter to gentleman with the usual your
obedient servant out do not expect that in
reply he will sign himself your commanding
master'
Dangerous Dsbeltef.-Rowland Hill would have tried
the critical sa.ac;.y of crudte d. D. His
sTicities great no,orieiy. With many srong points
ne combined notions prodgiousiv odd One
ofnose restless nfesers every place ri worship commonly
called Antinomiaas. one day called Rowland Hill
him for his and legal gospel
.sDo you sr' asked Rowland, 'hold the Ten nd
mens rule Of life Christians!' aCe-sanIy not
replied the visitor The minister rang tie bell and
making his appearance, he quietly addsd John,
snow that the door, and keep your upon him until
beyond of every article of wearing apparel
any cher properly IN the aeI Frasi.-' Trsazfne
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-25
THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE.

The extract from DR.. Mayo's letters. will in
form our readers who have the charge OF this Of
Ace. For the information of such of them as
are not acquainted with the business Of this Of
fee. we will state it: Whenever letter, direct
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-25

Are rogues falling oui!-IWarren News Let
ter.
All except Duncan. The DR.. invariably falls
Herald.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-25

Merry .7ppro,rt1ts-A fellow calling himself auon-
head has writing editorials for the Wabash Enquirer
loco-fcco pap.:-sJ?Pozs- - be oas Of Inc editors
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-07
ADMI ,ISlRATOR'S SALE.

I'm pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Cour, Of Amie County, granted at The ''c-
,ober term, 1899, will SELL on a credit OF one
and tho years, to the highest bidder at the door
of the Court House in Liberty, on Monday the
18th day Of December next, the following
described Lands, to-wit,-Lot OF fractional
Section No. 10, Township No. 2, OF Range 9
East, containing sos 80l00 acres,--aIso the
shin 9, of Range Q East, containing i57 54-lOo
acres, also the North West Quaner ct S"c'o"
"a, in Township 2, vi Range East contain
inc I58 o6.loo acres,--also the North EaS
quarter OF Section o. Township g, of Range
Fast, containing 1853 os-loo Of an acrc;naIs'
the North Eas, quarter Of Section 81, Town
ship 9, Of Range g East, containing 100 acres
Said Lands lying in the county and STATE aiofe
said, and subject to the widows dover si,;,,,
ERASMUS CASTOR,
administrator.
October 30, 1889 44wo
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NOTI(,ll.

NV IN'lfs
81 WAS COMMITTED to the jan
NsN Of Anite County, Oh The 28ih m
,.ksNaSG slant by John Walker, Esq, JOS.
TM ,ce of the Peace in and Tor SAID
W. county, as a runaway, negro man
--..aszsz who calls his name JACK, and says
he belongs to Mrs. Lucy Smith, near st. Fran
c,syile. La. Jack is a likely negro-dark
bult--nbout 40 years OF
ape-5 feet inches high--hasa scar on the
lei, side OF his forehead and another on the
left side OF his hcnd--has marks of the whip,
had Oh cotton shirt cassinet roundabout and
cotton ronluloons, an old fur ha'--no shoes.
The owner Of the above described negro Is
rcoues,ed 10 come forwa d, prove property
pay charges and take him out of Jail, or he vii
be dealt with according to law.
" 49, NJ. NJ. WHITNEY, Tailor.
! Liberty, Oct 81, 1889. ~"
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
WILKINSON County.
Probate Court, October Term, 1889.

Probate Court, October Term, 1889.
TNO all persons interested in the Real Els
tate Of John r. Deloach, "a minor)--
Greeting :--You are hereby cited TO be and ap.
pear before the Probate Court of said county,
ON the Cd. Monday Of December eighteen
hundred and thirty nine, nnl Shew cause, IT
any vou have or can, why the Real Estate ct
said John r. Delouch should not he sold, to vii
one undivided ninth part Of the following tract
of land lying and being in said County, aud
bounded as follows, to-wit: On the East by
lands of A c Dunbar, on the North by lands OF
James L. Trasl, on the Yves, by Samuel and }
w Leatherman, and on the South by & a 4
&c ] Thornton, containing five hundred and fl
| ~ acres. :,
Witness the Honorable Nathaniel Scndder
Judge of Probate Court in and Tor ih'
County OF Wilkinson, the second Mon
day in October, 4. D., 1889.
JOHN c. ALEX ANDER. elk.
BY THos. W. HAYES, D. c.
Issued October 8, 1882 4l"o
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-07
COMMISSION BUSINESS

= z VIE undersigned having formed on I'D
H. l7lh April last, "a CO partnership for tI,,
transaction OF GENERAL CoMMfsslov BuslSra;
at the city Of Nalchez, under the firm Of MEf
LEN, CANNON " CO, beg leave TO OF !
their services for the storage, sale or sbi
ment of every description OF merchandise.
Their warehouse and sheds, opposite the M .
siss,pp, R0H Road Depot, are of brick and IRA
FrOJ, and capable o! holding several thousar
uules Of cotton
An advance 10 a reasonable amount will
made upon Cotton shipped by them; but / q
Cotton will be sold to meet the bill, drawn upu /
! he same at maturity.
IN all cases, the neit proceeds Of sales will ~,
held sacred, subject TO owners order. Fac,
crop or lot OF Cotton shipped by them TO iA5
house OF SMITH IL voorhees,, New Orleans, y
DC soId sePeratoy--'hcreby avoiding the Oh.
and obJectl"nubIe mode Of averaging pricc.,
and The nett proceeds RENTED in specie or such
currency as may be prcftrrci.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-07
MOTIF (Qy@a

H ETTERS Of Administration having been
4 granted TO tho undersigned by the Pro-
haze Court Of Amto County, at the OctobSr
Term, 1899, on the Estate OF Edna~ Carroll
Deceased persons having claims aga'ns.'
said Estate, will present them duly auth MI
co,ed within the lime prescribed by law, OF
deb,cd 10 said Estate arc requested to call anc
settle as early as possible. nno1r
'''0 REBECCA G, CARROLL,
Administrative Of Edrdrd Carroll DceraSca
October 81, 1889, T'W0
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-07
WIN. p. MELLEN,
WM. CANNON.

Referro in Nu,chcz,
Gen 5ho. a. Qaiman, john Rourh,
John p. WaIwonh, Austin Williams
d. A. T. Merrill DR.. Elias Ogden
New York.
zone, oshoP@ Co. Morris RUbinstn
Az " Gilmore " Co. John K, Marsha. i
Louisville, Kentucky,
rope DAVIS & 20. Cotton 81 Petts.
81. Louis, Missouri
Edwards, RaiSin u Co.
October 9, 1889 42m9
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-07
NOTICE..
NOTICE.

ETTERS Of Administration on the rs.
tate Of John G. Briscoe, deceased, having
been granted to the undersi gned, ut the Octo.
her term, 1899, Of the Probate Court Of A
mile County--Al persons indebted to said Do
ceased, are required 20 make immediate pay
ment, and those having Gains against the
same, are requested 10 present them within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. .. W. CAULtElLD, Admir-.
October 90. 1889. 44w6