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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
SPRING s. SUMMER oooDs

SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS.
Something uiore splendid than has ever -,
offered IN tins place. ~ expense and car, h..
not been spared IA his selection of Good. a.
iosdes the puoi,e 10 come and examine b.,,
soFiment, a. he Is CERTAIN that rot an artic.euy
iaii TO please them "a Poiut Of beauty. ,,,,r s,
gsnec and pt.ce Tie would pafticu'nriy ,,,..
The attention of The I.adie, TO his stock or.
ey Goods, which are unusually extra me n.
believes that any one who win take the t.p,. b..
examine has ss-uftmcnt, cannot fall bu,I.. .
fore LEAVING. lis stock consists, in part of.l.
following attcics
Cloths and Cassir1eyes. sc.
Super dalish. brown. olive. ins,s,ble green s.
black. orange, oxford. mixed, sc Of d.f..
cot prices and qualities,
summer Cloths aud Cassimeres Of q bea.lfl
assortment
\ veTy beautiful assortment OF Summer Good.
suitable Tor mems and boy. apparel.
summer CassImetes and French pfillipg.
Bfs~n, lt,h. and French Driliings
iiami'ton Stripes and Msrssilles Nt,,inr,,
Superior PLAIN - figured SILK and Satin Nr.tr,
valencia and Nsrseiiiss NesIings OF d,iletogt $50.
lors and qualities.
Black, blue black. and fancy colored Lu,tf...
Gfo-ds-Nsp. and erode S~ - silk.
MoUsiin-ds- Lanes. assorted coiors and ppahi,.
Chailcs Of an extra quaity, beauty ana fashion.
Ru,sl sheeing>. Irish aud Scotch 10, IL al
IA BarDslry Sheeiings.
Irish Linens, Tiskings, Apron Chcok.
PenteGtary and other Domosiic rIaiIs,
Black and white Lawns, very pretty stticle
LSht colorod Lawns, aud French Cahcor. Of 4,
superior quaity.
French Ch,nt<, Eosli,h and American Calicoe,,
Cambria. Book, Jack.uct ard Null Mu.iia,
tro,s-bitred and SWISS Muslins
Fancy, Satin striped and Painted Lawns and
Camhric..
Black Snk Ne,iings-blue York James.
! French BOmOsZints,
BrdsEte and Russia Diaper and Crash
Carpe'ing brown and black Hollands
Brown and bi-aehed Domestic. of a great va
riety of quai,ic-,
NAttooi's best black I.usir,ns SIX
Thread Lsees aud fdsius'. Bo5iu,t Footing.
Bobfnet Lsce~ aGd Edsiurs
French and other NotI ed Muslin Collar
Linen Cam0rics and Linen Cambria IIdk't.
Linen CamDCIc hem-s,iiohed Hdkfs Of beautiful
qgalit.,
Fancy scars and fanik-rci.ef,
Pongse and SP'ul.Grld Hardkrrehier..
American Nankeen-, manufactured Of Geor.l,
cotton.
very beautiful assortment OF twisted STA an,
FAnci HAudkeToh,ef.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

MrTHoDfs 1T D. estimated ilst So.
tween lAiss s1d four thousand n.cnfefs
have been aijsd % TIE MethoJlsi Church
90 lndiina pi.hin Elk month. The rev..
vslI have been very extensive. anG are
st'll prosfe's'ng. AtRushsi.Is l2Ojo.Gcd
= Church ia a singlo week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

y, itui hpl.s. ~ iLc JciA, uiTiee ofthc Ci,sui,
Superior Cog't al i-ss sad Cha.ecty i,r JrlI,t-
81" county, the hr,t Monde, "a Apt,l, 1857:
Greg, Gems, PLAtS4tyr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
ArRNAED

hFEOM Dee .op,erissr % Hsrp,f,. feryr. a..
bout Goo mIdiIs nl June 1st SUHEIL
" AHL. vitn saiae vhro hairs
n.iN'I through lee briy She ha. r~--f
q large Oali m bee fof.ttad- her 49,,
h'"d '"ts ~hiie. SIZE o., about b. s.i.9-.,l,l.
h'ni' hirH toiefsD.y I4fecma.it ,es'.
OBJ ill Ia}. iss f. ioog tail aud ba, been rode
about tateo ~ i1uf i,us.
We "'ii gfIs liberal reward 90 any person
"io "'l pa' boa 30 tlo Wsf of rett.tf btr.
NttutEL C0OkE.
Hafpen-feuy. sept 41 i-8-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
Virginia, 90 wit:

~ Rule, holden "a the CLERK. Olic. Of the Cir
cut Superior Court OF Law and Chsnset, for
Jefferson county, tie frat Mosdsy in Aprii,
1889:
SdsiHs! Bunha,i, Pll,Srt,,
AGAINST
.Naiiir Brcirn and ~ i!I,an sh0-n,
DtrrSpaSrs,
IN CILi.NCERY
rVNtiE defendant Ni.riin =. Bru~n, NJ, having
'u'"r.' L's appearance. and g,,ru .-sar,t, a. :
eltdns g. te soi of ss'sn.hi, aud the Tulss d thu,
court aud It spP--r'ns l., sstisf-stoiy e,,,i,uc.
list lee - not a" rhabit-ht OF iht. eoupt,: His Or
drrf. HAT the SOD JeG. ndsrt do spI.e.r her, a.,
tc s,,t'"th dal of the o.. Vt Ir,m .ud aa.-er the.
hall ot the pisiriia. ssd ih-t . copy &C Tia. order
nc i"'ihSth ins,tt,i - sonlc D-Wtp.pvr utli,he,l
"a th.rls siosn, fur too u,ubih, succ-..N,iv aud
posted - the front door ol thc court house "a i.
ssid town Il Gh,rlsstp~n.
Copy este.
ROBERT L. BROWN, C>rE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

TErhsURr Norus.-By an official
statement, from the Treasury Department.
IN the last Globe. it appears that. OF the
original issue of Sl0,0O0. 600. Treasury
Notes. there have been redeemed, 50
iii,O22 III. Leaving outstanding Of tia,
issue $3.50 975, 90.
Under the act of :1i.t Nav. ISIS. there
have been issued. 5000. SO. OF this
issue, there have boon redeemed. So
E5 I65 G3. Leaving outstanding oil tie
second issue. Sl,9li.03i j.. Aggregate
ou;s;ending. of the t.-o oldlssues, y! 800
0ll,S7. The issues under The provisions
Of !he act OF "a March, l-:}9. are stated
at Sd 5G!.21G q. Thus showing The az
gFega,e Of Treasury Notes outstanding 10
DC So ,062. 2SS l..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
Virginia, To wit:

L
So iui,s holden 30 the CLERK '. Once Of the Cir.
cost superior toYu % Law nud CHANGER, III,
Jtl-fsss County, tic hf-t Monday "a Apiil
i~aJ
bssI D'a'aHfoH and ", r,.si h.s eiJs, ram.
AGAINST
Cv7.i y Uff,r a. af 4iai. Q 4fsr II PI,Es IFs~.,.
a. q and lH hi' oirn 'tsd. aaI ia 70 r,.hf 81
~ 'ff olt n Et a. ttjut,rs sfGtrIt .faaii
InHp " .gf,. 1fs T. sHd IEfH 4. vie n r5tt
h''"d q. UEtr, g. sirs HsE4aa. Hlpnal
I4.Nfsffsi, f.a..r n E.-tr U4m.h.sg,. ttr.t
.Ifg .stx tla.is. Us1fr. Li.s.sm ~ ssr
J..I = Urr,r a. Efrud J. Usrts. t.ts.t
f',A'.ui n Eirtd Hsess. d,r D. Jsf.sB ~
-s'. cad -Ne.i ~ S,fay'.s 4.d sab Ian Ls sIG.
bIiGStt&Is,
~ CfLiNCERT
fE'lll tritnfart- George Honiaan. Ismes n
wager, Noah 10 Sssyne and sarah Ana D.,
"te. nos iaslns entered thrif appearance. srd
-4'tn seeuFHY recording " lhe So of asssmbi,
SOD he f4.cs 90 IiIs Govt. and % aPyesrirr by
'ailsiiei"ry evidence that tiry ars bot ,rtasi-
,pn't 90 tl's ,1utfry % lee arIs,sa. That sic sid
iff'ndaris Do apftar here ore t.e teath dsy Of
i'r HrSi tenn, ard antstr tns amended BiI Of
%" PLAINTIFF a1i itat n copy q tts or8sr be
90 deserted in some nea paper r.isI.,h st
a haf.cst0va o.. f4f tors al5nits sucrsssfssIv and
posted 30 tDe lroat door 81 the couit-aoass d.
ihc sad town OF Ctafisstoun.
Copy fosfe,
hDBERr BROWN, Clsst
April D. 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

The Hon. CorNELiUs p. VaN MSS.
late Minister o! lie United States 20 Sfaia,
arrived q: Philadelphia on The ;!.'a int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
SfrGinia. TO Wit:

~ Rules holden IA lie clerk, Office OF tho Cir
cot Superior Court Of Law and CHANGER, for
Iearrson county, tie FIRST Monday 10 April
1889.
JshH ". Gaifon, e!8ini,irIioY II RoJl,t Uaier,,
d'ed, fLASTITF,
AGAINST
Th"m1' S'rrlmaH, Gforg, Iorrtr, Chayles IT. MA,
eHf F'uj min Brys,i admin, fraioy De LoniS
non = ne estate u John Graham dscsaseA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
Virginia, 10 wit:

virginia, tO wit:
81 EYi,s hpidsn iu she clerk Offe Of n.CD.
eah oupcfiJr C,4it of Law add Ch.pc.t, T.,
l'u."on county. iho hr,t Monday % Agfil.
I-tJ '''
Gss,fs El,tssu,s. Tsu,,i,. o., C.,.,,i,. 49,,
bltAhaa's. iu roe. sAd ~ Ibss.a, q l,,L.
h.l-r ~. lbst 4 T. no lhou.s JHs 1,f..
ii'' Ls.A.aa o. NFg T. Bafthsss,. r. .a,.ft
beit-H.s Iad .f,H = Bssi4sa.. f...,.. ~
hafit.rs al ii8rd N TssEs5s.. t.f,.t
s'iif.fn ~ ih~ tsif 1ss.g, sHf Csf8a is. u,,.
esT iaett.i's. sHd a. tstd u1,f sa4,bI.,,,
% ''f 'a4 b',fsf bsflhgHss hsu a,si bra4.
... tttisufF'.
r'1'" Rd.nfa, 'f'riHsr Hs f1.i HiH snf r..
iaaf-i - ttfrfj@ Rij,Hsur sssss.sI -.
20 hH4 tf. 'i4s. y fstf 6Afts,ts,, J..
.Ys''" ~ d.fg Ian hn ir,fs. k.es.,4 ~
hta.B 7nt ia-f Be- ~ his sIk. and p.ta..,
' F'1 Bepiiv tsfsnf tl.tr,.
't.i hrs 'fi sHi Itts. teArA sad l..iH.s
itDr'f eAHf o. Fsf irua,uf - nan, s.f ,,..,.
kiisasar 10 t.t sua ~ a. ssf o., i,,,.f,, "a, IA.
Nv' and e,tiarfH Fl R ,i.rd ~ Bss,u.
~ CIfANcPHy
'flIt dffstfsnt'. Hrtsfd ~ Fa,st.t.sIt.
- h~ wife sad their inftnt ,hasrsa o..
mslt " Boa iit ard ------ B.sfdiy sa JaIq
, ny ..'s snd May Aul boz .rfs. h.t t.,.t
entered ihe'f sppcsfshc. add gwen ssssr..t ..
rsft.nr o. 'ho art ~ ssssu.tIt stf t..,...
ti" f'nft snd ~ appesrisEh ~ slirh,tf, ,..
ffHcs ihat ihfy afe uYt iphabtsais oftfI. .s..
10y r vfvfd Ttst ts ssd 5ef.ttst..
srPssf here gn abe tshih isy e tse resttsfr.
400 ins~sf tbc ~men3ed biII e tts r...t.I.
zoe 'h''- eoPy u ms order bs f,fisa'a
''a = '"mo ne~tpfFef Tuhiufed io thsfs..
t1an ~ SEQ nonihs .U--s..isef, .fts.,.!
- 'hs frott dpof - ibs eooft-hosss 10 tsssI
tosa % Chsfissto~n
Cogy--Tssts.
ROBERT T BROWN. ciri
Apsl ~, 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

~>-l----- - - - 49, Us
VIII. 30 Oh i..ics ...ttIo. I.bstt pf.c,s 80
'''1 '"f htei'J oao- EEGRoE3, ofbotb
'h'-' lf"" itn % trrni, -ttr ,c1r. - age -
ffte'ns h4NHg hArit srr art. io dispose a.
"hI dp wei 90 coll on 90 ai uv residence 81,
'ha'i'.to"n ' sod eos communicated 90 wit
''s "'h De- prompts attended o.
NAI Crow Ir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
Ezra bargains a..

.tl fENG1 GOODS.
ENi1JRED sni PLAIN silks, Mou.i,u Js iac
hHe article, sls.iey., PLAIN sud striped.
be H7hnst Ribbons. and Arbhc,sls, Thread .lI
Goh'nett Lace anJ EIsipg. DnJ many other ar.
ric, 90 the fancy line, 80 81 Which viii be sold
- cheap ' the thesps.t. by
M. 5. LOCK d co.
May q i-JJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
FARMER SMITH 1<p alA,Au JoaEs.

a
II % uas-I>-- Wri-.
Wilower Smiths wagon sispnel ono
morning before widow JOncss dor. and
he gave The usual country si.nsl. that Ao
waited somebody in the hou.e, by drop
ping tlS Teins, anu setting double. with
hIs elbow on BIS knees. Out tfipvsd
tie widow, lively as a cricket. with 4
Tremendous black rtjca on her snow
white car. Cool morning "a, soon SAID
ON both .Ides, and tho WiLJ.. waited fer
what was further 10 &c SAID.
Wei, MAN Jones, perhaps you
don't wat + sell oco Of ycur coas, no
how, Tor nothing any way, Do you;
Wen, thsTe, Mr. Smith, you coUlGn' I
have spoke my mind better. \ poor done
woman, like nc, does not know " ha. TO
do with so q any creatures. sud I SHouLl
be glad 10 trade If We can fix H."
81 they adjourned TO The meadow
Farmer SIXTH looked at Roar-then at,he
widow. B..ud!e--,hen al Tho widow
-at The Downing cow-.nd at the wid.
ow aEain-and so through The whole for
~. The same olll was made eyefv Gsy
Tor q week.. but Farmer Smith could no.
decide which COW he wanted. Atleagth.
On Saturday, when widow Jones wa.In A
hurry 10 get through Wish her baking Tor
SUaday-lnd had "escf So much" 20 DO
in iko house, a. all farmers wivo, and
widows have on Saturday. she VAS l,nls
lmpaIoa' Farmer smith vtSsg i.Ie.o.
Ju,e as aver.
That ere Downing COW -. petty
TAI! Creature but he st9rpeI 10 sllncc
at TIA widows face, aud ttcn walked
round hef-nos tho widow. bot tie COW.
That ere shOr, horned Durham isn8.
. BAD looking beast, bat don't know
smother look At The widow.
The Dow ning COW knew. brfofe tis
late Nh Joacs bought her" Here he
'ighsd at tho allusyn to tho lais MI
Jones, she sighed, GDl bo.h looked a.
zach other 1t was highly Interesting
moment
"Ob Roam is ai,hf.l Oh milch. ana
80 IS Bnn3ie-but have known better.
y !JIg s,afo succeeded tia sperch-ihe
pause Was getting awkward and AZ la,
Mrs. Jones broke out
Dear me Nj >unh. Il IN, tic QUO
20, want. 40 sag s1'
The intentions of tic uillwer Smith
and the widow Jones Vrro duly published
tbs most DAY. ass tie lan aaI custom
81 MlDlcha4etla, aad as soon a. tle,
we've "oa, ps5l,shed ,hey we're malueI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

Scefs of .NR,tmJsy we see j., si,.
'ed that a lady ~ Eeis aruaz State
las applied l0r a divorce hom her hos.
band because be would slws,s on
hcaing the cork Of TIE molasscs i1F - hen
shs uDslJppoi q. Whst would our d..
voice committee think " such . cause a.
tbs ssksa Hartford paper Wo believe
;hoy refuse divorce unless tho husband
sbfolutely heis the uife herself Which b.
litio worse than lokinK ito mOlassos
slopPls.-.E y H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

JosrFn TATE, Esq, Mayor Of Richmond,
died suddenly IN that city on Monday
evening Of !ds'wcek The Compiler comes
clad IN mourning On account ol tic ailllc-
i've event
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

The Gettysburg papers contain an nd
dress from Thaddeus Stevens. E>q. 10 The
people Of Adams County, announcing las
intention TO be candidate lnr the seat
IN tie penn,,ivauia Legislature which,
haa As: been declared vacant. The clcr-
lion Is To- take place on the 18th June.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
Among the passengers in the Gladia-
tor, which sailed the 20,h ul,. for London,
arc y. 7. Willis ard Lady.

JoHS s. SKINNER, Esq. will retire from
tic office Of Postmaster Of Baltimore. 90.
morrow, and Nj. JosuyA NANSANr will
take his place. We understand that Mr..
c. I. MADDOX will continue 10 ACT as
chef clerk, Circumstance upon which
ve congratulate the public. "a his know =
Ledge Of the business oi the office and the
habi;ual courtesy with which he has al.
ways executed the tru., imposed upon
h:m Will - far to ensure a proper admin
b,fation of the duties OF ,h, responsible
post.-BaA Chronicle, Nay 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
JureC 1-1b

y B--WLeu no i.v ra,ierer nrl .t,Ii
settle accounts ya,s.ihe ,srt. willie .e,,sr,.
~ tHe ap'npt of tsp sss.ra. So 900 ie 900 ODD ga.
'IJ tuii.f, 'hc general t'l r@Yt, head tax tif-
OBJ" ilc ground t.ItftsIas Lls pIo,cfi,,dasp.
'i.i iH'o i'r ipNif. soc atd mv colleague I
'hn' therefore fsi 'rr &c rhHt,G g, declare
according io r.'c a,i i1,s. saI ,iI n.t lsrtit
BIN t. travel beyond tie l.ni,s 81 il. d,,lsr.-
"oA. >LiIAEk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
E:onucts 81 Hats.

Fine = =, and II BRAID Bounet,,
Palm Leaf Hood.
Plaid Willow DO
Fue Florence Bogn,is
Bos', aud Meas Hats
Boys green aud black Palm Leaf Hats.
e black ahd White do. do
Msh's blsck aud dfab Russia do.
" black and white six do
" black and White Fur do
Bonnet aud other Ribbons. Of . superior, beau.
tul aud fashionable assorted co!or.,
Asserted BraId.,
Straw Cord. and PipinTs OF all roIors
Black White Crspe-BOnnei SIX aud Linings,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
Hosiery AMT Chores.

y ~ V''H|ITTII I7TlTT 7HcHI OF IWlsIed SIX 4
IAncl MAndkeIchlef..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
Virginia. 10 wit:

ROBERT T. BROWN. Cri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
s:rSint2, 10 .rif

Aw,l IS. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13

LettpWh, JeUeTson county,
Jan. 81. 1899 If.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-25

.1oUe America Vespucci.-This lady's
MoG ~ !" ooining ground. A public meeting
cause y bo5olr was held by the citizens of ST.
on a her 'S few days since, at which it was reso-
y 'S ''v be set on foot in the city and coun-
:, Louis and, as far as practicable, that
y 10 o. extended e, throughout the whole state of
Nilsson" = Committee also was appointed to present a
memorial to the legislature ofthe state in the
namc of the meeting, asking an appropriation
land in the United States.
The same committee was also instructed to
oresont memorial to Congress in the name oil
The meeting, asking Of that body the passage
Of law to allow Madame Vespuccl to enter
at the minimum government prices, ten sec
lions of the public land for her establishment
n the United States.-Natchez Courier.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-25
TO THE VOTERS OF ANTE
COUNTY.

EYELLOW CITIZENS: Indulge me this
n method of communicating TO you my in
tention should be elected Sheriff.
About the Goth Of May last, when at Lber-
ty, the inquiry was made, whether or not de-
signed removing to that place if elected, to
which replied that should not, believing
that | could perform the duties Of the Office
without doing so; although it would be attended
with Inconvenience TO myself, did not intend
it should discommode the community.
Finding that such an intention does not COM
port with the general wish Of the people of the
County, and that it is welding an undue nau-
ence on my election, (having given rise TO an
impression that designed enlrusting much OF
the business to the care Of deputy, which is
very remote from my intention,) | have, on a
second reflection, at the instance of many OF
my friends, determined, for general satisIac-
ton and my own convenience, should be cleo
ted, to remove my family Immediately to Lib
erty, and devote my undivided attention 70 the
performance Of the duties of that Office.
AARON ROBINSON.
| AH1ite COuntu Julu 4h, 1889.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-25
SYRAYED

ENRON the undersigned, at Mount Pleasant,
on the 23d of March last, TWO HOR.
SEES. One bay Horse, 3 years old, very small,
with one white fore foot, very wild. ches'
nut sorrel Mare, 3 years old this spring, very
deicately made, her name and tail inclined tc
curl
Any person giving information of the said
Horses, so that / can get them, shall be liber-
ally rewarded. ,,,
d. McGAHEY.
July @ 1889 27W3
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-25
NOTICE.

m ETTERS of Administration having been
\ A granted to the undersigned, at the June
Term of the Probate court, 1889, OF Amitc
on the Estate Of Stephen ). Pop'eT,
deceased All persons having claims against
the Estate of said poyner, will present them
duly authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
BENJAMIN c. RATCLlFFE,
Administrator.
June 26, 1889 26w6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-25

PantalenS.-Thc facetious Howe of the Hol-
" Springs (Miss.) Republican says, that pan.
raetts are becoming SO fashionable in that sec
lion of the country, that the old negro women
out them on their ROSTERS, goslings, ducks and
rnhbers.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-25

fr7- We are authorized to announce V. T.
CRAWFORD as a candidate for Judge Of
the Third Judicial District, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of the Hon,
James Walker.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-25

MARRlED--In De Soto county, on the nth
ult, by Rev. VIM McMahan, Col. FERDl-
NAND C. TALBERT, formerly of Amtc
COL to Miss LEILA M. T. BROWN, daugh-
Ter of James T. Brown, Esq, late of Caswel
county, North Carolina.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-25

We are authorised to announce CLINTON
McGEIIEE as candidate for ASSESSOR q
COLLECTOR of Amite County, at the ensuing
November election.
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The terms for announcing candidates for
office, will be IS each; and no name inserted
without special instruction
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DOUBT.

UDUD :.
Doubt, when radiant smiles are shining,
Doubt, when clasping hands are twining,
Doubt, when honied words are flowing,
Doubt, when bushes warm are glowing,
But never doubt that truth sincere
That glistens in woman's tear.
Doubt, when mirthful tones invite thee,
Doubt, when gayest hopes delight thee,
Doubt, whate'er is fondest, (airest,
Doubt, whate'er is brightest, rarest,
But oh, believe that truth can live,
In hearts that suffer and forgive.
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NOTICE.

A T the August Term, 1899, OF the Probate
"a Court Of Anite county, we VIII settle
our accounts as Executors Of Mcrcdah Bonds,
Deceased, so far as the said deceased was con-
cetned as one ofthe Executors Of Thomas Col
linsworth, deceased.
ELIZABETH BONDS,
DUDLEY w. BONDS,
Executors.
June "a, 1889 26w6
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*x*We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
TILLOTSON as candidate for reelection to
the office of County Treasurer of Amlte county,
at the ensuing November election.
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July 2, 1899.
ROOMS TO RENT.

NNHE subscriber has several spacious and
pleasant Rooms TO rent, on reasonable
terms. SAMUEL TILLOTSON.
June 81, 1899. 26
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1--WE are authorized TO announce MINOR
Nj. WHITNEY as a candidate for Ranger
of Amite county, at the ensuing November
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
finite County. (

CIRCUIT Court, to October Term, 1889.
ErUm Leyis, ,,..hoa. e.. ,ho
P. B. Van Norman. sum Of $o49 "A
NJ Office is hereby given, that on the 27th
~ day ofApril, 1889, Exum Lewis, plain
tiff in this case, applied for and obtained an at
tachment from T. W. Pound, Esq, Il justice Of
the Peace in and for the county of Amite, "a
gainst the goods and chatels, lands and tene.
ments, of P. b. Van Norman, defendant, for
the above sum of eight hundred and forty-nine
dollars and seyenty-four cents, returna5lo to
the October Term next, of the Amte Circuit
Court, TO be holden on The
Second Monday in October, 1899,
and unless the said defendant shall appear, give
special bail and plead or denur within the time
prescribed for appearance at said Term, judg.
ment final will be demanded against the prop
erty attached, and the property so attached
will be sold and applied to the payment Of the
plaintiffs demands and all costs.
E. NJ. DAVIS, Clerk.
July Is, 1889. 29w4
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HENRY p. JONES.

oA-Tbese valuable Pills are for sale at $
T;IIo,son,s Store, Lberty,- land at Capt. Hunts
store. Rose Hill; and, on enquiry, can be hac
in eyery town in the State lsmo
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o. We are authorized to announce X. III.
BUCKNER, Esq, as a candidate for the of
fee Of Chancellor, at the ensuing November
election.
We are authorized to announce JEHU
WALL as a ca 1didate for reelection to the
State Senate, at the ensuing November election.