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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-18
Oct 4


InANCERY-VIRGIsA.-lu No,toway County Court Sep
: ,cmbcr 5, 1880: -. , ,
Io,h HupdIy Anthony Gii Benjamin 0rerton Richard g.
MARSHALL and Prudence wife formerly Prudence Overflow John
A. ycrton Marshall and Lucinda hls Siie formerly LucIn
da yor,on Ma,h, b. Pcit and Caiha'ne lis wife, umrrly
,t,rine Miller Anderson b. Miller Io-erh 4. Motley and Polly
his wife formerly Polly Miller John, Wiinm Josiah, James,
Az, and Anthony G John Overflow aud Ann hi. wife, icr-
netIv Am C;ill, Plaintiffs:
against :, -,
Thomas w Akinou Junitius Atkinson Of said Thomas,
Fanny Atkinson daughter of said Thomas who has since inter
married with whose name " n"t hi""n Nv" i''"'-
bh Atkinson another daughter Of sud Thomas who has i"ce
hi IL led with ,"ho>e nos
hi. wife formerly PIy Ovron, Anthony ellis, it, aud Eznhrh
81, .,c, fn,n.rly Elizaherh Miller, Defendants
The Defendants Fanny Atkinson, of said Thomas who
has since ncrmari"d with whose n"me y nor Su .,
Richard Sally his wife formerly sally or"r'"n Silva
w Motley formerly Silvia w undly, John Jennings and
Polly hi. wife formerly Polly overion Anihony Oils j. ond Eli
abe,b hi. formerly Elizabeth e not having catered their
and given according to'he act Of Assembly and
he rules Court md appearing ~ satisfactory evidence
,ha they are not OF This Commonw cath. II u ordered
" the said appear here the G day OF the next
Term and bill of the Prin',fs: and thai
cnv ~ this order forthwith inserted the Richmond Enquirer
m Two months succesray and that another copy be posted ut
tbc fou, door of the C0ur, house Of this county.
Copy-Tc.e,
DURR MILLSTONES French Burr HiIstnnes,
q y assorted sizes rf The best kind Tor sale low
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HNroNHILL SCHOOL win be Opened on the 18th Of January
nex, in the lower end Of Lunenhug The nesbor
hood OF Brckand This school designed for Boys
Men who wish prep for Colleges not
full aeuemcil course Of instruction viii be gvcn full
given by the Academies To
and guardians thai the subscriber
will strict attention the morals Of his pupils thinking this
essentiu OF education The location healthy
in Eastern Virginia.
Terms Board including every thing lights BIO OBJ
the nashorhooJ with The
modars s7oTuou co. 2 and $40 One quarter both
board and tuition 10 be- paid in advance another the Of
first term, md ,hr b"lauee The end of he year.
pacacnsFrsi, of ak weeks, the 18th June
Second of three weeks, commencing the 2nh December
JOHN e. BLACKaE ELL.
~ B. Should he number Of Students make necessary
sisiant Teacher will be Obtained. c. d.
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The Public hereby notified and warned not to trade
Note by John e. Nudc
described Scrip, will be
from being paid other
hereby offer and hind ourselves
sh, DO considered ie reward for The above Described
Note by John Wade and Scrpand S00 for the apprehension
and detection of the Thief. HILL s. DABSEY.
JULY o.
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pNCHANCERY -VRGtSr.At rules holden IN the Clerks Of
fee the County Of Cbariouc the 9TH day OF Uctohcr
1899:
Rowland Anderson, fl'a'ib:
WiIl,lm rmes and GeorgeJ. Roberts, Defendants.
ArmEs, having entered
ancc ncrorns 10 Assembly and the Rules OF this Court
And anne rim, satisfaction OF the Court that lie not
Of th. state OF the Plaintiff by COUNSEL
ordered That Defendant DO here the h
onda, in nrrcnh.r and his appearance aud answer
Tho hill and for performing the decree Of
tho Court is order be inserted IN some n""'
paper published tho OF Richmond Tor ~" months succ"
md dnor Of the Count House OF the sal
county A Copy-Tese
WiNsLoW RoBTMcoN c.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Medical Department
will commence on honday the fn "
November continued under The following angcnn
oo.,,c. ,nd Ihcoy If tHarMAS ~ D.
Chemistry, noss"i go n n
Surgery, ,r.. = un.srv Al n
Anatomy, s'tL'H" - a n
Institutes OF Medicine, SAhrEL Jacxso', W. n
Ma,eria Medicu and Pharmacy, GEORGE b. Hooo W. "
oo'lel' a iI 1S,iS,sn H-oH L. HopcE, N. D.
Gu. o.,n,c. on Medicine and Surgery deliver regular
~ al the Philadelphia Hospital Bockley and at mo tehny'u
MA hosf''d'' ' - w. K. HORNER,
If Medical Faculty,
Aug 50 l33-2otl " Y
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K. ELDRIDGE. C. B. C.
',nnmissinnrris Diff

Buckingham &. II 2.th Sept, 1889.
The p,cs in the foregoing decree will please TO take
notice that appointed tho 18th November into
will the from day day
until completed parties please attend with the
and Court papers, by 10 O'Clock NJ OF maj day.
RU. SHAW, Commissioner.
o.,a i3-w
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IIaIuaLls Real Estate for Sale


conformity with The tho hereby Offer '
or sale the Of land which IS called me All Pc
SAD I4Ie Wight county. Va and is suacd on inc
SOUTHERN aide Of James River, about four q" hre nl"s ~
about 800 acres which very fertile and well ad pted
10 ~ gu~,h corn wheat, potatoes &C. anu az
oabt. Of sns,,inas At he of br-dss IS
OF 2! 7too5 tor III. raising of mules or me %
such ana being
from from Smi,hfrd Thy water stock mas pnsea
to very ro65e ra r. C,.a which bound,
South and est, which is well calculated Tor lhe
S.tLI~s PL,STrse" OF Oysters, 40 mas oeo' u'u "
purpose for many years past ..:.;., ,.o
Tn ds"iu- house Dutch rooed) is new, containing TWO
,s al ,h,oc aS,ve bu, unfinished ssltpj no place
section OF couatry combines advantages with 80
lev d advantages. Besides the advantages rei,so 10. M
residence is most delightful particularly ~ summer,
o7sGqaace OF the the roads, which sweep
fe'y contributing health ad to comfort Persons wIsnns
he Premises desiring further Inflammation 10
src Of thu Island will make application TO Mr. Samuel whit
fs tho subscriber at smi' sossa7 WHITFIELD
Snthdola. Isle of Wight CO., Va, scp'2i 4o-e&wtf
V1LCAHLE ESTATE saLE.-The subscriber wishing TO re.
Souh offers for sale the estate ne now resides on hns
conn,v Virginia. situated Immediately on the Potomac,
m mics from city. This place, well Known by the
Waterloo contains between esh: hun'ies ana one
ad acre, The SOIL point Of fertility u not inferior 10 any 10
tie and m. timber on Of CREST value sma
fiy used on the Shore and se rem, b IS no
tb ysh and If more extended were used 'ner 10 no
dur fsherv would be poble There have been e9nnuai
for OF the shore as hshsy i o,tmapsss
10 u the State; the other improvements are al ~
- ,usc,iber can make the ofsae Possession
vi the expiration OF ,he pfesn nss Kin" G.orc
>sn.a " "'' Ts 20 2i:%'' NEDHas H. WASHINGTON
REYriEY have received by The latest arrivals from New
b2'i'n nns ,a and fancy DRY GOODS,
~'-a hev procured sell cheap Tor CASH OF 70 p,oI
have offered larger or more d"sitac
. no'S 10 The nu,ic WITHOUT making further comment hey
- # hose wishing purchase either al WHOLESALE
!" ~ Az, examine for themselves. An-,f
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0 YES 0 VS. 0 YrsL

LII interested the Estate of Caroline and Mary
ion dec d. inrmery of Virginia. late OF Kentucky will please
come forward and receive their pofons else forever hereafter
hold their peace X. ELLEr~T, -7dmr.
Ststkviie, Miss, Sent 39-iO,.
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80 0TuIN1: FOR SERVANTS.

Cocoon, assortment of Woo!!eu Cotton goods suitable Tor
"A Negro clothing, consisting of heavy keeys sa''ns s'
dsy. Plains, Cotton Gsnubues, Blue Domes'ics, &C.,
er sss Al The Pentenrisry Store, liih street :.
Orrn
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MILLSTONES French Burr hiIlstrnes
q q asserted szes rr the best kind. Tor sale low
G WATSON, .3gcnt Psni'sntiary.
no,1, 46-1m
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w committed the j1 OF hi. county, song ting June
last Negro woman, 60 and 20 yesFs otse who
calls herself MUKEY and that .hr ia the property Or
Daniel Tho requested To come owafd
prove property take haway she will he dealt w the
law directs. LEW. JONES, .Idt':.
In,och,ry county 4bs 30, 33-wlaws
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Iron ORE-Thp subscribers ow ming bet"ern ihiee
q and four lhoussna ceres 0! lard lying on Turkey
Cock in The cuniy Of Monroe. and within SIX mfrs :"
80; an ;nr.bausiihle quantity OF IRON ore. which has
b,sn thoroughly and nscr'aned !" be Of he bes,
,,,v There s an Guidance Of timber upon The land
and bold stream running Immediately by The sic =
Those disposed 10 purchase or lease are invited 10 e1
anime The PREMISES which will b. shown by Messrs
Moran Mahon. and B"lInger !:-rng near there. The
subscribers address 10 :ioochsud Court House
B 3. DUKE
oc,ober1 r4o- ?. GUERRANT
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Kircs John IT. U0Tsmhh, e1ttuor
Tho. Cmer ne Administrator de bonus in
other way the estates of Christopher
Hudson deed VIM. Walker, and Nat Anderson sr decd
md Anderson administrator heir distr
Of said Nathaniel Anes deceased or ne hy way repre-
said Nathaniel who execute" of Thomas
deccnsed Thoms Peson and hIs wife Snh Price
Perkins shar admir- dc bons OF Samu" Wney de
cease Price Perkins ia hs own rsh' John s. and nm An
drrsnn. be'enmhhs:
Nv OF parties Robcr, Shaw, Commissions ancey
of this Court the place John L. Rorcck take
the required the order in this tho 18th day Of
September last ACopy-irnse,, =, n,,,c, /,
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TEACHER-a Young gentleman has hud cons'Grrah'
- experience Of youth "ishes TO obtain mus
oa Acadsmy-tlc testimonials tomninaich "f
addressed B. Ss:cksrsye Lopdoun county, Virginia WI
attended m iI6-StI U,t Is
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A TEACHER WANTED-Ih1 sub''rio,i rs "sn
"a TO engage the servcrs Of Teacher Zone OF several
wears experience would BE- prcffred) Ter The ensuing
year 10 take charge OF a scho" twenty SIX miles west OF
Petersburg A gentleman who Is graduate d some
respectable College or University VINO can lurl-n rs
,i,Is of qnnJ moral character and ability 10 teach
The Latin and Creek languages. Mathematics, and the
usual branches English Education can hear Of an
dv,n,,oeous situation by addressing The subscribers at
~, i svsI poo, Office Dnvidiip county. Virginia
HERBERT REESE.
WILLIAM T GREEN.
EDWD n ALLEN.
HENRY SPAIN.
l.. w. FOBBS.
WM THTEATT
~, 4i-T
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NAILS AND SPIKES

NAILS AND SPIKES
EYRnUGt Nails and Spikes, Bellows and Stating do manu-
nufcufed the PeniteG,ary and Tor sale at The FenIena
~, NJ Aim
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I'm CHAhCERY-vlRcIrr,-At cicui Superior Court Of
Law aud Chanccry held Buckingham county,
al Thursday the ll,h day Of AP 1882 sit
tin. s.cour Of ChRcery: -:
Ef,sbsth Couch deed Anderson, and VIM Couch,
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: SrupLlsHtD sVEsF SATURDAY MORNING. 81
". NELSON & Go.

mug -Ers Dollar IN advance, or StT
TEkho,1. End Of six months. No subscrip-
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'iOn vi sTeeDt at the option of the publishers.
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HG Ss absorption received for a less time than
81 5vsrt;.ements inserted at the rate OF One
r.asr psr square, (ten lines or Iess,) LOT the
70 D Insertion, and fly cents square Tor each
continuance. limited on the
'scr,rt as TO the numberof insertions, will
I. continued until ordered out, and charged
''I a,,;cIss Of personal nature whenever adj
I'D will be charged at the rate OF THO Dol
'e a, ererv ten lines for each insertion. Po-
-.,.I circulars or public addresses, for the be-
IS, Of individual persons or companies, Will
= charged as advertisements, and at the same
mites. f,-of;oo v,;II ha IT,,
D' sI fa5 Work must be paid for on delivery.
Pos,sge on letters must be pad, or they will
10, be attended to.
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casaan Sc sEa.a 81 las $3.50 $3.50
90 IN nrraxsaaa "a HeTnaeR valF wramGaw
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IN my statement of Mr. Speus ac-
count, IN the postscript of my lie from
Fort Wayne. | wrote the Pcript
just upon the point Of startingd Mr..
Spencer being present, requeg me
to give the assurance of his gointen-
ton for the future, must be mxcuse
for the oversight.
Ii consists in passing either whole
amount of his deposite at Indhpolis,
in which is included a certi6csof de-
posite of $4,000 of silver. Fort
Wayne; or, as the gold was lin the
bank at Fort Wayne as coIlral, to
make up deficiency of $500 silver,
| should not have passed all tfgold TO
his credit.
His account, as corrected, shd stand
thus:
THE REcE1vER-Dr.
June 50. To balance $500 80
Received in July, 1897 IS
Received in August, Up to
18th, at 3 P. NJ. MIA 81
$500 81
CoNTRA-Cr.
June 30. To cash deposited
at indianapolis S5,906 90
Gold in bank at Fort
Wayne, S5,322 81
less $4,000, its liza
bility for the deficiency
of silver of $4,000 3,322 81
Bank notes, &c, in office 1850 so
Gold in office 357 90
Silver in office 1874 90
Scrip 2,435 90
Forfeited land stock 10 90
Balance due United States 5,2O6 81
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-11
MISSISSIPPI COURSE.
ro,bev Club RaceS---Regular Fall Meeting,
1889, to commence on Monday The All No
uember neat.

J..ksu Club RaceS--Regular Fall Meetine.
1889, to commence on Monday The All No
pen,ber neat.
The great Political Congressional Race, for
,ha snIendid service Of Sub-Treasury Plate, is
~, ~ o or off on the first and second days A
S;n~Io dash round the track. The best two of
,ha Geld winners. Free for all nags twelve
'Do,tbs in the State and six in the county, sub.
ect 10 the rules Of the Jockey Club Four
entries made. The Wings have named the
celebrated racer "Napolcon Of The SOulh," well
known as "a veteran on the turf" and Reuben,
a clav.colored nag, real burster from the sta.
bic Of Tom Bigby. The Democrats have ma
med Broom horse of the Copiah stock, and a
Taompsonian colt. Both parties are sanguine
Of winning, and bets are made even Consid-
cradle sums have been offered and freely taken
that sold Napoleon" would lead the field, and
that Reuben would come in at least second best.
The Bro,en is the lavorile ofhis party, and the
leaders are willing to 60 the "entire ea1lon'' on
him. The Steam Doctor is also backed to a
big figure, (but less confidently This will be
very interesting race. A general attendance
of the friends of the turf (both gentlemen and
loalers,) is anticipated and much sport expec.
ted. Matches Courier.
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FOR SALE
HEALTH SUPERIOR TO Evrpv r,,
"A FIRST RATE YOUNG HORSE
"A qulre of VIM. II. Dobyns.
Liberty, May 27, 1889. Co.,,

From Newton, wO ave knowledge Of the skies,
From Locke, the rules which regpls,o e. ''
From Shakespeare, portraits of the human mnd
rom Byron all that's glowing, vast refined
AND so we might rehearso their varied claims,
Through the bright volume of thousand DoDoo
but there is one from whom boon more blest
We have received than from all the rest;
"A boon than knowledge, wisdom, song, or wit,
mats far more dear and all acknowledge il
what Is that blessing? ask that bounding swain,
30 lately struggling on a bed of pain;
ASK yonder Ien' so rosy and so trim,
Just saved from fever'd head, and wasting limb.
ASK where you choose-one answer will you hear,
Which like hymn shall fall upon your ear,
FOR all will say, "SWeet soothersof our ills,
THE HEALTH RESTORED ny DIR. PETERS, PHI
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May 81, 1889.


W Pound, Justice ofthe Peace in and
Y for said County, as runaway, a
'--'----Sss- negro man who calls his name
JACKSON, and says he belongs to a negro
trader by the name Of Moses Chambers, Of
Parson County, North Carolina; that he ran
away from said Chambers on the 18th day of
June, 1897, at Mobile, Ala.--and that he has
worked in New Orleans and Natchcz, passing
as tree man.-Jackson is a likely negro
dark complexion slender bLit--about twenty
hVo years of age-5 feet inches high--has
a small scar in the middle Of his forehead
On the right side OF his forehead. about an inch
and-a-half long, looks as though it had been
cut with kniie--another on the right side of
hisupper lip-no other marks visbe--had on a
white wool hat-coarse blue cassinet rounda-
bout-striped cotton shri-coarse white cot
ton pataloons--no shoes.
The owner Of the above described negro is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take him out Of Jail, or he
will be dealt with according 10 law.
M. NJ. WHITNEY, Tailor.
Liberty, Miss, June l3, 1889. 24-tf
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New Advertis m ents.
TO THE VOTERS OF ANTE
COUNTY,

ENELLOW CITIZENS: Indulge me this
Il, method of communicating to you my in.
teEtion should be elected Sheriff,
About the goth Of May last, when at Liber.
~, 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
II 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 infu-
ence on my election, (having given rise to an
impression that designed entrusting 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 satisfac-
ton and my own convenience, should be cleo
ted, TO remove my family Immediately to Lib
erty, and devote my undivided attention to the
performance of the duties Of that office.
AARON ROBINSON.
Amite County, July 4h, 1889.
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MARI lED-ln Jackson, Miss, on the 25th
June, by the Rev. l.. B. Holloway, Col. A. B.
SAUNDERS, Auditor of Public Accounts, to
Mrs MARGARET E. MAYSON, relict of the
late Charles c. Mayson.
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or We are authorized to announce v. T.
CRAWFORD as candidate for Judge Of
the Third Judicial District, to fill the vacancy
occasloned by the resignation of the Hon
James Walker.
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NOTICE.

EFTERS of Administration having been
- granted to the undersigned, at the June
Term of the Probate court, 1889, of Amite
county, on the Estate of Stephen S. POyer,
deceased,-AIl 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 G. RATCLIFFE,
administrator.
June 26, 1889. 26w6
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McCURRAN, the Irish historian, says, "the
sea is the largest buryng ground in the uni
versem
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We are authorised to announce JAMES M
NORWOOD, as candidate for the office oC
SHERIFF OF AmIle county, at the next Novem.
Der election.
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STRAYED

The terms for announcing candidates fol
office, will be $5 each; and no name inserted
without special instruction.
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We are authorized TO announce MINOR
M. WHITNEY as a candidate for Rance,
of Amite county, at the ensuing Novembe,
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or We are authorized TO announce II. III
BUCkNER, Esq, as candidate for the of
lice OF Chancellor, at the ensuing November
election.
We are authorized TO announce JEHU
WALL as candidate for reelection TO the
state Senate, at the ensuing November election
OFWe are authorized 10 announce II. j.
SFURLOCk as candidate for Representa-
i've to the Legislature, al the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
We are authorized to announce DR.. SOLO
moN WEATHERSBY as a candidate for
representative to the Legislature, at the ensu-
ing November election
we are authorized 10 announce JAMES
=, DhAVES as candidate for reelection
10 representative to the Legislature, at the en-
SUING november election.
D we are authorized to announce AARON
hOblNsON as candidate for SHERIFF o.
Amte county, at the ensuing November cleo
ton. 'O'e"iooi o'0o
we are authorized to announce THEO
DORE M'KNIGHT, as a candidate far tSe
office OF SHERIFF Of Amte county. ot the n.~l
November election. ~ WV "'~
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NEW SUPPLIES.

NEW SUI L1ES.
ME undersigned has just received from
H. New Orleans and Natchez, fresh as
sortment of Groceries, consisting in
Brown Sugar, Fresh Rice,
Loaf Pickles assorted,
Havana Coffee, Havana Sweetmeats,
IGunpowder Tea, Rasins,
Sperm Candles, Muscat,
Soap, Cordials,
Starch, Lemon Syrup,
Honey Dew Tobacco, Claret,
Cavendlsh do, Sweet Malaga Wine,
Buck and Squirrel shot, Madeira Wine,
Bar and Pig Lead, Black Pepper,
Percussion caps, BASTARD,
Powder 20, / enne Pepper,
Whlskey, Al pds,
champagne Brandy, Filt us,
Brandy Cherries, Peca.
Brandy fruits, Candies assorted, &c.
MackereI, No |.
TINWARE. ~,
Tin Pans, Of all sizes, Lanterns, \
LIN Buckets, do Tin Cups, &C.,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWA4 u.
Dinner Plates, Cut Flint Tumble, \
Breakfast do. Nodded Glass Pitch IS
Cups and Saucers, Teapots,
Bowls and Pitchers, Sugarpots,
Ewes and Basins, Creampots, &c. &c
MEDICINES.
Paregoric, Pearlash,
Laudanum, Saltpetre,
Bateman's Drops, Alum,
Antimonial Wine, EPSON Salts,
british Oll, Copperas,
Sweet Spts. Nitrc, Sulphur,
| Opodeldoc, Birthstone,
Harlem Oil, CASTLE Soap,
Castor Oil, Copal Varnish,
CalomoI, Spts. Turpentne,
Essence Peppermint, Indigo, &c. &c.
Also
Il FINE SUPPLY OF
Nails of every description, Fine and Com
mon FooIscap and Letter Paper, Writing Ink
Spelling Books, Backing and Shoe Brushes
Fish Hooks, Violin Strings, Fancy Soaps, Co
ogne, &c. Nc All OF which articles he will
sell for CASH
C. F. OLDECOP.
Liberty, June IL, 1899. 25-tl
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-11

We are authorized TO announce SAMIJEL
TlLLOTSON as candidate for reelection 10
the office Of County Treasurer ofAmite county.
at the ensuing November election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-11

We are authorized to announce JOHN
WALKER as candidate for the office Of
Judge Of the Probate Court, at the ensuing
November election
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CAUTION.
NOgpyrOIBo

II ETTERS OF DEMONSTRATION hav-
~ ing been granted to the undersigned
at the Probate Court of Amite County, at the
May Term, 1889, on the Estate of Joseph
Castor, deceased, all persons having claims
against said Estate will present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
ERASMUS CASTOR,
administrator.
May 81, 1885, 23-tf
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-11

We are authorized to announce AARON
BUTLER, Jun'r. as a candidate for the office
of Coroner, at the ensuing November election.