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typographical Notice.


A PRACTICAL PRINTER, who has had
n considerable experience in cohduct pa
Newspaper, -desies TO take charge OF ew
paper establishment, as principal, in North
Carolina. Georgia, or Alabama; he would have
no objection 10 associate himself with any
genueman embarked IN the Printing business
IL either Of The States last named, as he 10 We
~ saAions TO plant his person. permanently.
~ Geof2ia or Alabama. His politics are u
she JciIc:snnian school, and, consequently, al
war wua many Of The leading measures of TIC
ptescnt Administration.
Unexeeptlonable testimony Of good charac
Ter can be adduerd. Adde'S "O p. Q, Hills.
po.oueb. North Carolina" postage paid.
Will the Raleigh Standard Register and
'sis., and Tue papers generally in Georeis aud
A'sbams, give this notice an insertnn7 BY so
doln. they Will obIige A PRINTER
Jan %, 1910.
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Equity Sale.
Equity Sale.


49, u puspspee OF decree OF
49, tbs c0pri o. Eqsly mode II Mstcl
Tenn. 1910, 10 Iue case &c samuel
<kn si1yaorn sas others, ueirs 81 eli.
bet slEsyas.,, deceased, I sail D. oceed IN
eel, % Noadsy the 2s,n Of ksy uex,, before
the coz I boBse 10 Hiisbornr2a, Oh a eua
OF one ssS iwo yes . uiia inIe esI sier one
Sasr, . TRACT OF LAND, cosiainias about
sss ho.d,es sd 6 ,s'srres, lvi.g 90 lie river
LAO. sSJo'niag Ire y ads D yopa >. Freeisnd
aao stasfs Tue S,urcassef g'sidg boaG .ad
COCO security.
JAMES WEBB. C. q w.
aPni ~. is-3w
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Hooded Horses.

1--WE Imported Race Horse FLEXIBLE
and tbs Amesican Race Horse TURKr'
20. viii Stand at wilton, G1anyille eaao,y
y. z. ths Prsssai sessoa. fis4o.) Fer terms'
80. see baud bills. 'e'
EDWD. N. CARTER,
0's'fy ~ 1i-NJ
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-16
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE THIRD VOLUME OF THE
GIlBRRTSY ADWO0ATBa
JAMES NJ. SMILEY, Editor.

| Notwithstanding the unparalleled pressure
which for the last twelve months, has crampcd
and trammclled every depart ment OF the Me-
Ichancal, Agricultural and Commercial COM
munity, the unwearied and interchangeable ener
gies of American enterprise, are once more
giving evidenced higher and ialrer prospect
before us. That quiescent attribute, which, for
la time, seemed to mark and designate our
downward proclivity to carelessness and indlt.
ference, has fortunately awakened from its
sluggish apathy; and partially dsnthralled
from the fatal influence of too blind credu
lily in the nlallibiity of those whom we have
elevated above US, may we not still indulge the
hope, that there is yet held in reserve, hap
ply result in the experiment OF this last and
once purest OF Republics?
lnsligated, in part, by that grand revolution
which has already commenced, and which is
still going on in the opinion oil the people, SO
far as respects the political relations existing
between the respective States and the FEEDER
Ial Government, the present Proprietor is about
10 embark in the publication Of the Liberty
Advocate.
Two years ago, this Journal dated It's origin
at period when, in this County, IT had many
difficulties to encounter, and the strongest op
position to contend with. The enduring, a nd
as we conceive, orthodox principles, which
have nurured and sustained the journal through
good and through evil report" had then ii
their infancy, but a mere minority which sus
tanned it. But, the resistless march OF human
reason, before whose advance all obstacles
must ultimately recede, has brought about
brighter and fairtr dawn; and the philan
ihropist and the patriot can now look in pro
speclive upon the revisit Of those purer days
which once pointedto the destiny of our much
beloved country.
The political creed Of the Advocate will be
the same which it has heretofore advocated
State Rights and State Sovereignty will be tho
arterial action which shall give life and amin
alton to its political character.-But, while cx
Icrcising tenacity for those principles which
will never yield to caprice, the columns of this
Journal will, at all times, be open to liberal
discussion, and offered as ready channel to tn,
tide Of passing events, and an acceptable organ
of general science and useful knowledge.
We cordially invite the patronage OF all those
who concur with us in sentiment, as well as the
magnanimity of those who dissent from us in
politics, TO cooperate in sustaining the press
The Advocate will in future appear, under the
Editorial supervision Of JAMES NJ. SMILEY, Esq
and published on the same terms of the for
mer numbers, by A. w, FORSl The,
| January 6, 1888.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Wilkinson County.


PaoBATg CoURr, February Term, 1910.
To all persons interested in The Real Estate Of
Francis Singleton. Ia misunderstanding:
X7-OU are hereby cited TO be and appear be-
fore the Honorable Probate Court Of said
county at its next May term. and show cause
ifnny you have or can, why the real estate Of
said Francis Singleton should not be sold, to
wil,-One undivided fourth part of one equal
undivided seventh part, and one filth part Of an
other equal undividsd seventh part Of a tract
Of land, seven miles enst Of Woodville, contain,
ing 500 acres, more or less, and which was al
lotled TO Martha Richardson, decd, as her
dover, in the division ofthe lands other decea
sed husband, Francis Richardson, and on which
said Martha Richardson lived until her death
the two said interests of said ward together
Amounting to about 32 acres. ALSO, one equal
undivided fourth part Of l48 acres Of land, in
section No. 10, Township 10, Range !, West
which was allotted to Hiram Singleton, decea
sed, in right of d,is wife, Susan B. Singleton
decd, in the division Of the lands Of Francis
Richardson, deceased, said interest being 81
acres, containing in all SO acres.
WITNESS the Honorable Francis Gidart
Judge Of ehe Probate Court Of the
county aforesaid at the Court House
in WoodvilIc, the Cd Monday in Feb
ruary, A. D. 1910.
ISSUED this 9Th day of February, y. d. 1910
J. c. ALEXANDER, elk.
BY T. w. Hays, d. C.-Feb Ia, l840.-8wi0
ErLiberty Advocate will publish the above
sixty DAYS = Wood. Rep
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Sheriff's Sale
John Walker, use, &c. RI; "a rcturnable 10
VS.. Ao.;l .T.r,o 1870 N

John Walker, use' &C. FL "a rcturnable to
CT. oTdecop & als. Ap'''
V0Y virtue Of the above stated writ OF FRI
" Facias, 10 me directed, from the Hon. the
Circuit Court Of Amiie County, Twill expose at
public sale, before the door Of The Courl
House, 10 the highest bidder, for Cash, the
following described lol or parcel Of Land, 10,
Awil:--The House and Lol occupied BY {. f,
Odecop as Grocery Store and Dwelling
House, situated in The Town Of Liberty, and in
the County aforesaid, bounded as follows, To-
wt:-Begnning at the South West corner Of
Lot Number lin Square Number 6, on the
plan of said Town, and from thence East, Thir-
" feet along the Southern line Of said Lot, and
from thence North across said Lots Number 4
and 9, the Northern boundary of Lot Number
g, and from thence West, to he North West
corner Of said Lot, il being Thirty feet apart
and from thence along the Western line Of Lol
Number 2, and from thence TO the corner flrsi
mentioned; containing in all One Fifth OF SAID
Lots Number and 2, which said properly has
been levied on as the property of Defendant, 70
satisfy the above stated cases and all costs
JAMES NJ NORWOOD,
SherH
April 8, 1910. l5tds
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Tyson Wilkinson, Dec,
Liberty, March 20, 1910.
NOTICE.

MT Office is hereby given, that in pursu,
Y ance Of an order ofthe Probate Court OF
Amtc County, the undersigned Executor Of
the last Will and Testament Of John Nelin, dc
ceased, will sell on Saturday, the 9th day Of
May next, at the late residence of said decea-
sed, TO the highest bidder on credit of Twelve
Months, the following Lands belonging 10 the
Estate Of said deceased; described,'as being Lot
or Section Number I, Township /, Range .
East also, Lot or Section Number 6, sam
Township and Range East, Lot or Section Al,
Township Number 2,ol Range 8 East; contain
ing in the aggregate 228 acres, more or Less
AIso--al the personal property belonging 70
said Estate, consisting OF Eight Slaves, togeth-
or with Stock Of different kind. The purcha-
ser OF. purchasers will be required to give notes
with approved security ,,,u, n,,,-
GILBERT NELlN,
Executor DC Of said John Min.
Liberty, Mss., March 20, 1910 l3w4
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o1-s ALEs POsTPO NED.-n
Sheriff S Sale.
2. P. Butter,

z. P. Butler, =; e. ro,,rn.h,. !,
R.. C. Gayle, a. al. Apf'fler"' '04o
DY virtue ofthe above stated writ Of Fer,
Id Facias, 10 me directed, from the Hon
tue Circuit Court Of Amtc County, will ex
pose at public sale, 10 the highest bidder tor
Cash, before the door OF the Court House OF
said Couu y, in Liberty, within the hours pre-.
scrlbed by law, on the Isl Monday, the 9th day
of April $40, the following described proper
y 20 wit:--One Negro Nan, named Reuben
Said properly levied on as the properly OF
Defendant, Abram Riddle, and will be sold
to satisfy the above stated cases and all COSTS
JAMES N. NORWOOD,
Sheriff.
March 26, 1870. 10 DIS
The aJore sac is postponed until The 81 Non,
day, the 20iA day Of Aprti, inst.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

hANIEL MAYES 4 CASWELL X. CLIFTON
L. will hereafter practice law, in partnership They
Wi attend the Circuit Courts Of hlnds and adison
Counties reguaryand thuse of other Counties Spe-
ciat cases. when desired. They will give dligen,
tenton TO all cases confded to their management in
the Superior Court of Chancery, Federal Court and
nigh Court OF Errors and Appeals at this place.
4 heir office is in the heretofore occupied by
c. k. Clifton, in the Union Bank.
Jackson, February 70, lo4O l3w9
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Sheriff S Sale.

= " ' Fila. returnabe to
David Taylor, Ell. al. "r'" e'''' 'o'o'
David Bryant, i; !, .o,,.na,,o !,
Same ., ., April Term, 1910.
A. Mcdonald, Admir-. &c. ! =; =
VS.. ~ ~ w
Same, Ell. al. f. - io'o'
Erastus Case, *;
s.m.. >, :, April Tam, $40,
Thomas Brady, ~
Same. ct. nj April Term, $40,
80 Fl. ia. returnable t
James Taylor, ct. ali ~ - ~ 'o'o
Erasmus CASTOR, 8; :.
Same, Ct al April Term, 1910.
Same, En-
William W I1ies !, j April Term, 1910.
DY virtue ofthe above stated writs Of Fl
ID ri Focias, 10 me directed from theEion
the Circuit Court Of Amite County, ] will ex
pose at public sale, tothe highest bidder, for
Cash, before the door Of the Court House .o
said County, in Liberty, within the hours pre-
scribed nv law, on The LIST Monday, The 9Th day
of April, 1910, the following described Slaves
towit:-One Negro Map, Sam, and Negro
Boy, named Booker-Sad Slaves were levied
on as the property ofDefcndani, w wv. Dies
And, also, on the lst Monday Of way, 1910, the
AT Il. f.lI do bod / onHc
to.wit:-The South part Of Lot No 2, Section
No. l8, Township No. 3, Range 2, East; con
tanning AS acres-also, Lot No. 4, Section IT,
Township 8, Range 2, East; containing SO
acres-aso, Lot No. 8, of Section No. 49,
Township 8, of Range 2, East; containing sc
acres also Lot No. a, Of Section No %, Town
ship 8, Range 2, East; containing 80 50-1OC
acres-also, part ola prc-emption tract, for
merly owned by Abner Green, beginning at a
n stake which stands on the old line, which
runs at South go, West a distance Of Al poles
and 20 links, from large Birch; the 9th cor.
ner of said tract, and from which stake small
Hickory bears, North 400, West Kinks, and a
small White Oak. North Gao, West "a links, and
runs thence new line, North 800, West l12
poesto stake on another OF The old boundaries
Of said tract, aud from whicha Post Oak bears
North $40, East 23a links, and small pine,
South 42o, East 43 links; thence, as per plat Of
said tract which calls for the other boundaries
of said Lot, as follows: from said stake, North
100, So, West 1873 poles to a Red Oak ;thence,
North $50, East 1873 poles 10 the beginning,
containing 40 all Of said Lands entered
AT The Land Office at Washington, Mi; said
property levied on as Improperly ofDeiendanl
w. W. Dies, and will be sold TO satisfy The
above stated cases and all costs.
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD,
Sheriff
Liberty, March 26, 1910. 13lds
The abore sale IF The boy Sam ispostponed IN
III the 3rM Mlnlau he POLL Inn 0f ApriI. iqSi.
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w. II. DILLlNGHAM JAMES WALKER

TTAVE associated themselves in the practice of the
law, and will attend TO such professional matters
as may be confded to them Offices at Liberty, in
Amite County, and Woodylle, in Wilkinson County,
at which, one OF the partners will be found, unless alb
sent on professional business In of their absence
all business lodged for them in the hands of E. NJ Davis,
Esq., Clerk of the Circuit Court will meet their prompt
attention.
August 90, 1899. 35yl
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MASONIC HALLE

REQ *, II. H., oofV
NV HEREAS, it has heen mnde manifest to
wv the Members and Brethren Of LIBERTY
LODGE, No. 81. Of the Suite OF Mississippi, that
ABRAM RIDDLE, member Of said Lodge.
has conducted hinselfin an ungentlemaaiy and
unmdsonic manner,
BE itherefore resolced, Tint said ADRIAN
hiilDLE, be expelled from all the privileges
and benefits Of Masonry forever.
BY order the Lodgs
THOMAS W. POUND,
Secretary
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NOVICE.
''''''''' DlI,j,,Tli,Nl,;I,Nl',|OLUTYON.

TWyHE PARTN ERSHIP heretofore existinp
between v. r. Crawford and James n
smiley, in the practice Of law, Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
The unfinished business will 30 conod by
y. NJ. Smiley.
Liberty, March 7th, 1870 n
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-NO,TICE.

1 ys y NOTICE.
A LII those indebted to mo, either by note
~ OF boolShccOunt, will please come for
ward aud settlGup between this and tho Isl
day Of March next, as further indulgence can
not be given. SAMUEL fFlLLOISON
january lst,ISao. J
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SHERIFFNS SALE.

A. l.D0''S'' FL "a. returnabo 10
z. G. Gayle,e al. "p'" A' '04o
Van Norman, use, 8-c, p; Z, ,o,u,nohlo !
April Term, $40.
Henderson, Walton& Co !; :, ,o,,.n,h,o u
sano April Tenn, 1870
c. F. Oldecop, use, $cs r: 1, re,nr,obe -
e.. ~ April Term, 1910.
Whitney & Anderson, +; Z, ,o,,rooh,o i
Us. ~ ~ 900
Same. "P''" o'"' io'o,
Bacon & Mcknight, +; !, rou,rahla !
g. 20 April Term, 1910.
MY virtue Of The above stated writs Of Fieri
10 Facias to me directed from the Hon. the
Circuit Court of Amite County, will sell at
public sale, TO the highest bidder for cash, be-
fore The door of the Court House in Liberty,
within the hours prescribed by law, ON the Isl
Monday, the 9Th day of April, 1910, the follow.
ing described Lands, to-wlt:-Ihe North West
Quarter and West half of North East Quarter,
Of Section 20, Township 8, Range 4, East =
containing in all Eighty Acres, more or less Of
Land Levied on as The property of Defend
ant, Richard c. Gayle, and will be sold 10 salts
ly the above stated cases and all costsN
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD,
Sheriff
Liberty, February 26, 1910. 9lds
The ADORE sale is postponed until The Sd Mon
day, the 20h ddy of APrH, inst.
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Sherif.'s Sale.

Moses Bass, ct. al, Fl "a, re,urnoble L
vs.. A.,.;I,ra,,, ION
James Taylor, ct. al. Aprli isfm' '040'
Erasmus $ ca'0n' Fl. "a, returnable 'e
Same, ct al. 'r
DY virtue ofthe above slated writs of Fl.
I'D tri FGcias, to me directed from The Hon
inc Circuit Court Of Amte County, will ex'
puSe al pubic sale, toihe highes, bidder, for
Cash. al the door otthe Court House, in Lbcr-
~, within the hours prescribed by law, IN the
Isl Monday, the 4h day Of May, 1910, the
following described property, to-wi!:-The
North West Quarter, ofthe North West Quar-,
ter oil Section 81, Township No. 3, Range No. 2,
East; containing, in all, 40 acres Of Land,
more or less. SAID property levied on as the
property of Defendant, James Taylor, and will
be sold 10 satisfy ,he'above stated cases and all
costs
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Second Monday in April,

1910, and unless the said defendant shall up
pear, give special bail and plead or demur,
within The time prescribed for appearance at
said Term, judgment final will be demanded a.
gainstlte property attached, and the properly
50 attached will he sold and applied to the pay.
lncnt Of The plaintiffs demands and all costs.
+. NJ. DAVIS, CLERK.
Dillingham; 4, Walker, Plaiat6's Auoraies.
LIBERTY, MI, February, Is, 1870. 8w4
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

I'm pursuance of an Order of the Probate
Court Of Amite County, on Saturday the
l4th day of March, will proceed TO sell to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on credit Of
One and Two years, the following described
Tract Of Land, containing Fifty Acres, the
property of the minor Heirs of Robert 4. Dunn,
Deceased, lying on point in Section go,
Township 2, Range 4, East; where the stream
called Felder's creek inlersects the Eastern
Line Of Section21, Township 2, Range 4, East;
and running thence South with said Eastern
Line 10 the Northern Boundary Line of Sec
ton 33, Township 2, Range 4, East; thence
with said Boundary Line East to the South
Eastern corner Of said Section %; thence due
North with the said Eastern Lihe Of Section
%, TO said Felder's creek, thence Westwardly
with the meanders ofsaid creek, to the place OF
beginning
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Second Monday in April,

1910, and unless the said defendant shaI! APP
pear, give special bail and plead or demur,
within the time prescribed for appearance at
said Term, Judgment final will be demanded
gainst the property attached, and the property
50 attached will be sold and applied tothe pay
mcnt ofthc plaintiffs demands and all costs.
T.. NJ DAVIS, CLERK.
Dillingham; & Walker, Plaintiffs Auornies.
LIBERTY, MI, February, 25, 1910. 9w4
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AT Office is hereby given, that on the Goth
y day ofMnuary, 1910, r. Garfield,
pIaintif'in this case, applied for and obtained
an attachment from John Walker Esq, JUS
lice oftho peace in and for the county Of annie,
against the goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments, OLA. Riddle, defendant, for the abov9
sum Of 800 90, returnablcto the april Term
next, OF the Amile Circuit Court, to be holden
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

PIKE CoUNry.
CInculr CouRT, 10 May Term, I84o.
Richard GUN, auacb,nen, az
vs. con7 Ar ,on Y
West "A. Bell. @~S' y
nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
~ the 26ih day Of February, 1910, Rich.
ard Quin, Plaintiff in this case applied for and
Obtained an attachment from Irwin NJ: Gum,
Esd, a justice Of The peace in and for said
County, against the Estate both Real and Per.
sonal. Of West A. Bell, for the sum Of $2O7
4l-ioo, returnable 10 the Circuit Court Of
said County, 10 be holden on the
First Monday in May,
unless the SAID West A. Bell,
shall appear, give special bail, and plead within
the time limited for appearance in such case,
Judgment will be entered and the Estate 50 at
tached will be Sold
r. d. PADELFORD, CLERK.
John It. Lamkin. Plaintiffs Attorney
IloLMEsvlLLE, MI, March 81, 1910 i4w4
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NOTICE.

\ CIRcUlT. COURT, 70 WNy IHTIII' IUTO'
u B. Quia, and Ddnl. Quin, AT
ministrators of w. A. gun, dec Attachment
We for S1OO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
NO. I3.

lha, the considerations which you say have
prompted The inviiaGion. and particularly the
sentiment Of personal regard and esteem 1t con-
seys on The part u many Of cur eiiizens amougst
yoo' are not less catering 70 my pride ~ an
"LaceT 81 The Navy, than crafty iEg 20 my feel
ipss IS a man; aac they viii mol fah, trust, 10
operate As an additional ineiieDent TO every ef-
iyf' on my paH &C. retain iheir present zoe cps
MOO, and to Justify their fayorsbls expectations
for tie future.
IL very trre. as you remark, I have beea
iens sbSShi from my esriy associations, but. al
uoush ne mSny and various changes of scene,
81 eircumsea noes, and assoc aliens REGULARLY IN
eideut TO the wandering life OF a sea oficcr,
which Tor more than thirty years have ardent
~ pursued, mus; naturally have tendency 70
weaken ties Of mere personal oLArae,sr, ihey
have not been. and never can be, ab,c 20 ehanss
ny Affection fcr the land OF my nAiiv.,y; and {
eonseientiousiy believe that dear oid Virginia.
has no son WHO can with more truth than can
say 10 her, IN the language Of the poet,
where e'er roam. whatever realms I see,
my heart, nniTsgellJ. still will turn TO thee"
For TIC Distinguished gentleman, in honor q
whom The diEnrr - given, entertain not only
the highest respect sai also very great PER-
sonal esteem 20 not hesitate To say that taere
= Do mSn ~ the coCnify WLo5. elevation ~ iha
highest otlce tn ihe gif. o. the people would give
ine SO much pleasure - would that Of William
Z. Rivesi bui have always been of opinion,
that officers Of The Federal Government. ana
particularly those Of the Army and Navy should
have as liuiie rs possible 10 do with politics. and
al least abstain from miugl.Eg in The patty co.,
test & he day.
have. heretofore, acted upon this rule, and
ihisad 10 90 so for the future. Your entertain
msni Is one Of q decidedly political character,
and, were TO attend 1t, should subject my
sell, nj least, 20 the suspicion OF being a psliy
man This ] am drSirous OF avoiding. aud
therefore l feel constrained 10 foreco the plea
sure Of participating with yea in the festivities
Of the occasion referred To-.
! have 'h- honor TO se, gentlemen, with The
highest respect. your most ohcdIsEt servant,
J. III. AULICKs
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
70 HTTpfTf- FcTTV, "a.

~ Hwpert-fcTTB Va
FHQHE uudsrsiEnse has oPens3 for The rccep-
DC. bis
.Nc,0 Hotel near ne Rail- Road Depot,
Agordiag Soc visg o. the stiaceat Motstains
and Rifers, sna convenient 30 ne Public W0rks
TIE house is eniifeiy neW. aad bss been erect
"a expressly for = Hotel q ne best order -
TIE r0ams are neat and eomf9riabls cod she
Bar snd Table unl b alesys supplied vita
ever ihiog u re tfif qaatfg. TIE servants
st,sntiss and o5iisiaE The ffleaas ~ ne pro-
pfietof, asd ne traFsIliag pabils, MY rely up
o. andmg every exertiou maia ~ reader theif
'oia'ifn az this mstsl agftesbis sd plessaat
JANIS fOLET.
H,rpsrs-Fsfry. sept. pc. 1888.
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VOL. 33.


a NJ EIsetioa viii be held NJ the court-iIou
IN Of Jederson eOoniy. and Of the difereni
precincts OF said county, on 7hnrsdsy lhe 93d dog
Of iAs raoaih, (.jPrif) for the purpose OF Elect
ing member 10 serve in the nextsenate Of Viz
ginis. for the District composed Of the eouusie,
or Jsherson, Frederick and cisrke--snd for the
further purPose OF eleetisg two Delegates 10
serve in the next General Assembly Of this
Commonwealth.
1T hs Court -ass-U Under the superinten-
denee Of sam1 Wsraekland. Bu, hrod q. w ash
log. John Moisr, Charles q. stewart and Rich
ard Williams, or any two or more Of them.
III HDP0s Ferry Under the superinteudenee
Of Richard Henderson, Isaac Henkls, Philip
Coons, Charles G.. Cameron and Gerard d. Wa
ger, or any two or mere Of them
IL Shepherdsissrn-UBdsr the superintendent e
Of Joseph MeMurran, John ouiEIsy, Jacob hier-
gan, Edward Lucas, Sr. add Conrad Billmyre,
or any two or more Of them.
N Srai,hfsid-Under the superintendence Of
Thomas TImberiaks, william GrAnthsm, John
J. Hickey, Warner w. ThrOckmorton, and
Thomas Watson, Sen, or any two or moro of
them.
SEBASTIAN EATY, sGeriS
81 Je0erSon CouAfy.