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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02
GUARDIANS NOTICE.


IN pursuance of an Order of tho Probate
Il Court Of Amite County, on Saturday the
18th day of March, | will proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder, on the premises, on a credit OF
One and Two years, the following described
Tract of Land, containing Fifty Acres, the
property ofthe minor Heirs of Robert L. Dunn,
Deceased,--lying on a point in Section GO,
Township 2, Range 4, East; where the stream
called Felder's creek intersects the Eastern
Line Of Section 81, Township Q, Range 4, East
and running thence South with said Eastern
Line to the Northern Boundary Line of Sec
ton SO, Township 2, Range 4, East thence
with said Boundary Line East to the South
Eastern corner Of said Section 90; thence due
North with the said Eastern Line Of Section.
20, to said FeIder's creek, thence Weslwardly
with the meanders OF said creek, to the place of
beginning
SAMUEL B. SIMMONS,
Guardian Of Botivdr, Harriet, and Benz. Dunn.
January 28, 1910. 5w4
or The above SALE is postponed until the
Second Monday inMay.
SAMUEL b. SIMMONS,
Guardian Of Bolivar, Harriet, and Benjamin Dunn,
February 81, 1870 9tds
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W. II. DILLMGH M & JAMES WALKER,

TTAvE associated themselves in the practice of the
law, and will attend to such professional matters
as may be confded 10 them.--0tlices at Liberty, in
Amitc County, and Woodville, in Wilkinson County,
at which, of the partners will he found unless ab
sent professional business In case of their ABSENCE
all business lodged lorthem the hands Of f. NJ Davis
ESQ., Clerk Of the Circuit Court will meet their prompt
attention NIiatt
August 30. 1889, eao 35yl
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Second Monday in April,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE County.

ANTE COUNTY
IN PURSU ANCE Of an order of the Board
of Police, on the Third Saturday in April
next, will proceed to hold an Election at the
different precincts of Amte County, for the
purpose OF electing a Ranger, to fill the vacan-
cy, occasioned by the death olIsaac O. Benthall.
The following persons are hereby appointed
Managers at the different precincts:
LlBERTY--Z. P. Butler, p. s. Caffry,iT. j..
Spurlock.
SpuRLocR's Hampton Burris T. Wilson.
TIcKFAw--Z. Lea, A. Robinson, b. Nixon.
ToLERs--B Anderson, AS Causey, W.
Jackson. r
sMtrH's--FrOderick While, David White,
james Terrell.
ZION HILt--Isaiah Cain, G. p Butler, Phil
lip Jones.
THlcKwooDs--John Gunby, John James, B.
Graves.
TAlBERr's--Wm.j Jenkins, G. P. CIaughton,
Thomas Talbert, g
March rs, 1910, . Is
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~ B,-Each pupil may furnish her own bed
and bedding or they will be furnished if desr-
ed. No pupil received for less period than
one quarter, TO be considered as commencing
at the time of entrance. In case of sickness
for more than one week a deduction will be
made from the Tuition.
WIN. SMITH, Principal.
" Books and Music can be procured Of
the subscriber on reasonable terms.
~ The Liberty Advocate will please copy
the above until forbid. -Feliciana Waig.
Clinton, Feb. s, 1910. Tiff
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-CLINTON
MIMEAI& S|MfIMARW,


HHlS Institution is now open for the re
ception Of pupils, under the direction o.
able and experienced Teachers, who have beer
employed for the last 4 or years as Instrllc
tors in some ofthe most Furnishing lnstitu
lions OF New York State. Neither trouble OF
expense have been spared in procuring Teach.
ers of first rate standing and character, and
the public may be- assured that the pupils OF
this Institution will receive the most constant
and careful attention, and that every facility
for the requirement of useful and thorough
education will be afforded under the present
organization Of the school. aa
Fhe charge of The department for instruc-
ton IN the various branches Of classical and
polite literature will be confded to Jas. Ritch.
lie, A. M. graduate of Harvard University,
who will be assisted by his Lady and other
able Teachers, as they should be needed
The subscriber will instruct in vocal and
instrumental music and his Lady will have
charge OF the domestic department, No pains
Will be spared 10 render each department of
this Institution worthy of the entire confidence
OF the public, whose patronage is respectfully
solicited.
The situation OF Clinton, its growing impor
lance, the facilities for communication with
the surrounding country, Ia Rail Road, being
nearly completed to the Mississippi ri,er) and
the remarkable beallhiness of the place t6geth-
er with the pauclty Of good schools in the.vi-
cinity, are reasons sufficient to point it out as
one of the most desirable locations for a liter
airy Institution in this region of country
TERMS--Payableq quarterly in advance
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+ A n the April Term, l840 of the Probate
~ Court Of Amin County, the undersigned
Administrator Of WIN. S. Mccoy, deceased,
will present his account for final settlement
and allowance.
VIM McKoY, Admir-.
February 60, lo4o. ow3
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Sherif's Sale.

by virtue of the above stated writs of Fisri
lid Facas, TO me directed, from the Hon. the
Circuit Court of Amite County, will sell at
public sale 10 the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore the door of the Court House of said county,
in Liberty, within the Hours prescribed by law,
on the LIST Monday, the 9th day of April, 1910,
the following described Lands, to-wit:-The
West Half, Of the North West Quarter, of Sec
ton No. SO, Township 3, Ranges, East; and
the, East Half, ofthe North East Quarter, Of
Section 35, Township 3, Range 3, East--con-
tanning mall l59 75-100, acres of Land. Le-
We'd on as the property Of defendant Dustin
Willard, and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated cases and all costs.
]. M. NORWOOD, Sheriff.
LIBERTY, MI, February 81, 1910. 9ids
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Sherif's Sale.

$500 - ~ &yN"V1.
vs. Anr;lsrarno 1QAo
James Taylor, ct. al. Ap S' -
Erasmus Castor, Fl. ia. returnable to
somo vs. & al. April Term 1870
DY virtue ofthe above stated writs Of FL
HI eri Facias, to me directed from the Hon.
the Circuit Court Of Amite County, will ex-
pose at public sale, to the highest bidder, for
Cash. al the door ofthe Court House, in Liber
ty, within the hours prescribed by law, on the
LIST Monday, the 4th day Of May, 1910, the
following described property, o-wit:-The
North West Quarter, ofthe North West Quar-
ter dissection 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 TO satisfy the above stated cases and all
costs. \
JAMES M. NORW OOD,
Sheriff
March 26, 1910 l3tds
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PETIT GULF COTTON SEED
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

XX7IHEREAS Letters Of Administration
Wv having been granted to the undersign-
ed by the Honorable Probate Court Of Marion
County, at the January Term, 1870, on tho
Estate OF EziHidm T. Gerrald, deceased--No-
lice y hereby given to all persons having
claims against said Estate to present them du-
ly authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred and those
indebted 10 said Estate, are requested to make
immediate payment.
g JOHN ID. GERALD,
administrator, de 5onis non.
Fsbruary4, ls4os-- 8w6 1 Friatcey's fec S7I
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MASONIC HALL,
FEB. %, A. l., $40. (

T 0O' ~ n u, OOfV,]
NM HEREAS, it has been made manifest to
wv the Members and Brethren of LIBERTY
LODGE, No 81, Of the State of Mississippi, that
ABRAM RIDDLE, a member of said Lodge,
has conducted himselfin an ungemlemanly and
ua0asonic manner,
BE Therefore resolred, That said ABRAM
RIDDLE, be expelled from all the privileges
and benefits of Masonry forever.
BY order the Lodge
THOMAS w. POUND,
s." e.0ry
~ Publishers of Newspapers throughout
the United States, friendly to Masonry, will
confer favor BY giving the above notice a
few Insertions
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JAMES M. s MILEY.

7'tIOTHey HHu OYuHstIIOT at Inv,
MTlLL attend to such professional business as
wv may be entrusted 10 him in the Courts of
Amite and adjacents Counties Office on Washington
Street, opposite the Court House
LIBERTY March Z, 1870 10
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02
NO,IllCEl.

I'm consideration ofthe present state OF the
times, the subscriber has been induced 10
change his terms for board and instruction
which are now reduced 10 the lowest possible
rates, and will be. found in The following adver-
tisement
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02
'.DTNNOLUTTON.

YTNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between ". 1sCrawford and James NJ,
Smiley, in the practice flaw, IS this day dis,
solved BY mutual consent.
. The unfinished Business will be closed by
J. M, Smiley, VI
Liberty, March ~, 1910, III
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HARDWARE, Assorted. VIZ:

ocreWs, 0prlggs, Hinges, Tacks, Spoons, Files,
Knives and Forks Pocket Knives,
. from 25 cents to 81 co. &c. &c.
Together with great variety, making alto
gether one of the best assortments in the coun.
try. The citizens of Amite, Pike, and Wilkin-
son, are respectfully invited to give us CALL
as we are determined to sell goods at reduced
prices.
Prospect Hill, adams Co., MI, Dec 10, 1889
N. B. All kinds of Mississippi money will
be taken at its value.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIOS

'
~ = Bills. (sup.) Flour,
4 y 100 Kegs Leaf Lard,
100 bills Irish Potatoes,
so Sacks Salt,
Terces Rice,
25 Goshen Cheeses,
40 Boxes Sperm Candles,
100 Boxes No 1. Soap,
10000 lbs. Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
5000 do. Canvassed Hams,
40 bbls. Brown Sugar,
80 bbls. Molasses,
l2 bbls. Loaf Sugar,
100 Caddys Teas, kinds,
90 Sacks Coffee,
25 ! bbls. Buckwheat Flour,
35 M. Havana Segars,
90 bbIs Prime Pork,
10 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
Brandy, Whiskey, and Wines,
Shot, Powder, and Lead,
Starch, Saleratus, Pepper, Spice, Cloves,
Nutmegs, and all other articles in the above
inc.
A..NEAFUS.
Jackson, La, January lst, 1910. g
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust Executed to
I'D me by VIM. H. SPILLMAN and FRANKLIN B.
HACKNEY, bearing date the 18th September,
1888, OF Record in the Probate Clerks Office,
of Amite County, will offer for sale, by pub,
lie auction, at the Court House in Liberty, on
the End Monday Of April next on a credit till
the first Of January next, certain Lot of Land
in the Town of Liberty, with the buildings
thereon, known and described on the Plat Of
said Town, as Lot Number Four, in Square
Number Seven, excepting Thirty Feet in width
to be taken from the Western side of said Lot.
Purchaser will be required to give note with
approved security. It's believed that the title
is perfectly good.-Actmg as Trustee shall
convey the title secured to me by the above
named Deed
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SADDLERY BUSINESS.

Z ME Subscriber respectfully informs the
N citizens Of Pike and the adjoining Coun-
lies, that he has opened Shop on Main Street.
fronting the Public Square, in the house for,
merly occupied as Grocery, where he will
carry on the above business in all its various
~
JEPTHA H. OFT.
Holmesvlle, Pike County, Jan. 10, 1870.
Ans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08
ociai

|sOrRTLAND FOR sALE-I wish 10 sell the Tavern anu
Farm known n CnrRTL ,>p and formerly owned ly aT
Samuel Alsop situated II miles from FredcTcSsNrs nn lir
Main stage Road from Washington, Southwark Inc Val o.
raj wears from fact that spot near The Tavern ea cen
s.lc ed the new Spnti ylyana Court House. via ch
!, nh n,Ier Pubic Rnldnes completed Inc Farm ~
aims $50 acres cf productive Land in the ne2,cT
,onl considerable portion Of which is original Wood Lard
The Tavern large state rooted Brick buihins, recchy
erected ansng every convenience for es1bshne y
n the sort Dining Room long, has been lately add
connected with which, by covered way. Ia large and cohNe
nent Brick Kitchen The other mpror emenis, generally new
nmnv sufficient accommodate comfortably lsrcc fFV
family and all the wants Of tie pubic. The wa.ef
xcole situation high and healthy offering m a.,cc
ihe retreat There Is no ON
Tavern House, and the purchaser VII own ~ NC
,o has been br particulars, apply 10 Richard
iiI J.. & Co.. Richmond, Va. the subscriber.
LEWIS RAWLINGS.
sposylgania Cour, House. My eth, lsto. t"-w'w
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.Nn, lt

N7TES rVlEW FOR SALE-ln consequence oil bid health
w The that desirable residence sale
situated lwo and half miles Northwest from Petersburg III
Chesterfield County, contann. four hundred and scvcnivc
nearly half ii Woods, aud lies well for improving The
buildings are very spacious convenient, With
excellent The yard and delightful spring Thin short
distance OF the Dwelling House. This place is remarkably
hrl,!ya desirable situation j. fah Virginia.
purchaser have on e fits, II January, ISL
There j. crua OF already seeded the Plantation
a-o If Herd! Grass that productive fo. term,
apiiy the subscriber, living the premises oanni Lea
Petersburg. THOMAS \. OLIVER.
Nu, T. 5S-H
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20 rr!.q,g TAVERN FOR SALE.-Wii y sold, TO me
In si,-r IN The premises. al Public Nmeon y, ny a.
4

-I,..a n TAVERN FOR saLE.-Win = ,"i, !. tn
Il ~ lr on ri,e premises. Public ,etion = noi pc
.s,. ii privately, nu >NrcGnAi. tte i..h :" os
r. ,:r an rwi,c the next tar d's tir'ei''i. II"
Sssei rs, ytu Srown mi h-a'' v''". Pr,
.....r.l ~ II. i: tar ! .'s &c. ~
,.,- .iay ~, -lt8sl-l y. ~. t...t ' 7.
+ .fat.. RI M. Nsu ~ifE- Efll,l '.'..'-
..... h, ,oA +. ul'r- from re ilIW"r .itrs .t-
t,t-, IA IL n. iIsa.p sft = ,,tfe> ~ 'a i
,.,, r o,t, 4 IN. ai' al Stut> ~ 'I!'trs go
nan Il ,gppiy a. WOOD, suitable r' ',r, a'' .'''
~ .,s,,s n cone aud likewise MI neSe>>a,v 'u'"'
mir together with large Storhosc, e.Ic'il-e' ei'h =
T., i.s,,>lian, tailor, or shoemaker. , !; 49, ,,i . IN
rrn House ir.clf large aud comnod' "i' and : 10
~ lr rcoar 4 four horse Stage passes lis piar !oni
~. ws,h 10 and from Richmond and fapPii1n'iocN' ~
@ H.. Messengers breakfast IN going down, ana ulne ~ r.
AZ, mr. road on which il is located ! one OF thc mcsl
the rhorough.fac for all travellers going 70 h!cn'
+, linz ,pcr Cnuatry There frequent chthces o. gel,
.,,r, ,h c.. !iom the rivers below; and on account "
,,en 10 Richmond, the choicest driiracIr> ana uN'-
,iy IT, procured, which TINT market ai.rIs rae Gu.
,ot, tta, makes this place superior 10 "aima'! ''''
7 j. In, A warrani.tryG held here once month, ana
, ,,e rra,tr- which large collections are frequent
ai,a lhc Fo>; Office 10. all I'll" lower ,nd oil Tue
turty established here 49,, i. ,,;, - -.
na, III. - that requires attention ia. ne = y
n . /. and ,aat n prefers Tie lie q farmer :
iagi + tU.,-a r.H"f. . ,nv-s
Cy--i!a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

PURSUANT 10 Decree of The Circuit Superior Court of Law
md Chancet for the county Of Charlotte, pronounced and
the 18th September 1919, IN The Ghancery
OF Aim Gian's Administrative plaintiff in Clancery against
Jacob Mosbys Administrator others defendants, l. Com
missioner appointed by said decree that rpose shall SELL
public auction I'd January ISL, tho premises cash,
Of the Lands in the proceedings mentioned shall be
efficient discharge The debt dccIced Of two thousand and
eighty four dollars and seventeen cents with interest it3
~ thereof the I6lh September, lSl till payment
The land The same on which Capt. William I. Gillian
oiirJ containing acres lying rwitte's creek, in
tie county II Charlotte ab2g eight miles South OF the Court
House. JOHN II. THOMAS, Cortr
November 2ai. $50. t;;-tds
q ALE Or %aGGCS.lI, u!a Deed f,;st executed
- subscribers. by nnnduraf, shall Monday
the 2is day pccenb- sell Prince Edward T. H.
.ia valuable Slaves IA lie sGid dc q mentioned.
i. ~ WATKINS, , ...,
tn. SMITH, ''"'"S
farnyiilc, Is, Dee, lS!l. G3-lds
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Hickory Bottom. Iiaueser Oct Is, $40. ~ !,

80 Tulu4LI. " sroes i0r sl3c Al .7afiIoa
~ obedience 10 N c Circuit superior Cont Of Enckihs-
ham made in ~ I. and Others aH AMI ci"
le undersigned w. oil, nle the highest s'd" 10 ca .
f, II MOI The ueSt fr day fifty valuable and likely -ros
ne sad arc i held BY Ms Ester Ana' fson,
er,ar nj tic con.g al Paclnsam inr r aud are 10 sod
r division anoa. the tenants i.Ginder they cons II oi
men vnnr a.s riris aud ohdn aud amongst them c Sc
49, ~ ~ go gro. II. MATTHEW'S,
JOHN ". WILSON.
ROBERT J. GtI.ifSrI-,
l5a-wtisi tor7fr,ssia ners.
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rrsnl - stI-.,-

EsTiLL be exposed q Ealc puhEcy NC NsTesE l1er n
W G2y oi tbs month"; bee Hhr u ir, # not The
far DAY, NJ the late residence Of HctrhE H. Hvac dec, ~
tie ot Louisa al he personal property 5"s = ie
sJ Corn, Fodder md oats, =! N ;o'ie ia a"a ci-
FaEiaac, I..toa Utensils and tn r eleven i'y ae-
rc, II G!.p; descript.vu5, ;hcn vary ,analie
For a under ola cash viii he :sGriIed-fo 81; Sums
u ten and upwards ct II ninc month. IS ~ ~ gwen
the purchasers eNecus bonds With good and approved >tcuTi
IT, circumstances may render necessary sell some OF The
negroes uY cash. Of which ncicr will gvcn The :ay .! sale
MARY +. DU kE,
.7aa.atiSsa'ri1 81 3. b. bakc, deceased.
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0-.I Er,o1o - tLe rountv of .2!bemaric.

IalgGLia Real Estate IN Tie county ct .7.6emar7c.
yag SAFE n, a.,,on on Wednesday, the 9th day Of Decem,
b, nr> ii far il not The fair day, Two Thousand
ie. exposure, altogether VIII make splsnuu
nm and plantation and desirable residence, being part oil ny
.la estate" Ahou; half Of is on lis original growth anu
requisite. vii he offered in three o. four tracts tacn 10 hast ~
... produce hemp, tobacco yhcat corn, &c''
4 - l5.' quality and sell for The ishess pc; ~ m'
.ft. Y. meadows with inGnrieahe spfln-s oi
tl.- could Il. profitable stock farms:s siT ',ss
ito g .rl ari alon, miles fra,l Scot.sTae
G@. 9h- ra,iiues arr. dwelling house, baiii'
~, aeiar >tra'e and other or houses, which 80: ."s
i- shown Ross, IL. III. % r> IN: tri;'!t,
t.. .s * sai.g,ada ~, kuova IT, IL II saie ~
..-,..rk ,,rr,, "a Eoy le JAMES Ross.
E.tfU STD
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Noy ~ GO-2lwtlJ

LHIFTY DOLLARS ;WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
living in Middesex county, the 9Th OF the present month
negro named Charles is likely bright
muaito fellow with very light blue about tseysix years
old high and well Iroporiioned lie
had on LEFT cloth close blue cassnei pan
taloons and white fur hat lie lett without provoation hat
ever and no doubt endeavorIng free state lie is
very smart sensible fellow and well calculated L, pass unnlo
Tested will give the above reward for The apprehension ana
delivery him me- or secured any Jail so that can get him
again. information concerning him will be thankfully re-
ceyed My address, churchvIe Mddlesex County, Hgnia
: WM. X. PACE.
buckingham Sent 81, ls40 I2-f
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Jast pujiiShed, and far sale by J. WAEHocS,
The Virginia ana North Carolina Almanac,

6ALCiLiTED hy Dawn RicrtEp.oS Of onisa county Va
y containing. ia addition TO The Astronomical calcn!aiiof ih
names Congress aud Legislature oi Erna
aud tie cou, Of Virginia and Soi Caulna, the following Il
statement showing !ai .. oc Is cwratty it
II Yc!ia The ssyerg! Ranks and what amount Div
cnds las been received by The STATE unon Tic stock - I
l,a inclusive Official and os information WORTH len iiprs is
amount asked ior the Almanac tonic Sor. NoihngEc e
ao-jaa Scialkcns Three WsicsLiEcs vicwn. liz i"nt
Pateu-Fauli Of Man, by Lady-lei see hp once
more-A Fathers Welcome his Widowed Daucitcr-I'w ~
collect Fee BlsPy stefan aud SntcnT!c Grey Mar Is The
better llorsc-liorc is still an Evergreen, &C., &C.
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rs,o DAVID w. HuTrHNGs.As you are no, IN inahtanl
Of the 1T vircnia, Will please take notice hat IN
tending apply General Assembly Of Virginia IL" dvore
from YOU have pursuant law fr in the Clerks ollie Of he
Circuit Superior nf Law and Chanceiv for Rnkdsc
county statement which the said arp alton i
founded. and shall y Attorney the said o;ri on
tile of April Term imiannc Jugo rs
the said statement, when IN where
your attendance is required. -
ELIZABETH 4. HtTcliSGs.
r-t
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y. iEaprEr nrpalx. CHI.
pc,,,o.,. Inn, rs,o,c =, pybic y,c,;oo

tciu0bie Real Estate N Pnhlic .3Ycit0n.
PURSUANCE al IN. decree, undersigned Commissions
win proceed IRA r. OF LAND therein refer
red public auction, upon line therein prescribed
The Caroline Tract Of LAND 1851 ACRES hy ancient
surveys susceptible OF division into three good Farms and
viii be soft either together separately 10 i purchasers l
Estate j. known BY the name Of BRiNFlEl.D The sale will
be- made the i day Of November next the premises
The Cnpepor Tract of LAND contains about 800 Accs,
SALT POND, and adons the lands o
VIM b. Ross Co John Thorn and Aagil Green EslrS The sale
o this Land vii be made ut Brandy public place near The pre-
misses the Sd day Of December should iEc weather c
Indictment" either Of the above named days. the sale VIII take
place The fan day.
These very valuable Tracts of Land generally known
that particular description is deemed unnecessary. III,
public invited the premises and referred q
Mr. Roler, iudpin The Bowling Green Caroline County, fo
particular information
THOMAS y. BARToN,l
JAMES 4. SEnDoA, Commissioners
ROBERT HCDGiN,
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JOHN BRADsuUR, C. ~. T..

~ MT q The provisions OF "A Decd o; Trust eSecaicd T.
IA! e'c'iosr hy f;2hu,h Lipsccmh the l3ih day oi
t AMI recorded in Clerks Office of Prince Edward
ir shall, on Thursday, the 10Th day Of November
h- ~ og,ack, On the premises the Town Of Farnve,
ward County, sell the highest bidder for cash.
ts ,ic To;sa OF farmve, conveyed TO The said Lips
~. y GUARDIAN Of William G. Nenable and SLoSi in the
49,. ~ ioNna ard SO designated, as Lot number %.
'sefri to hc good but selling Trustee, shall
Ill, 20 ulie only rs is vested in me by said Deed.
-. iG-isI PHILIP :. FRY.
~ ABOVE sale Is postponed until THURSDAY, the 2llh De-
IN ~. PHILIP 5. FRY.
Colds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

INTEND open school The ensuing year, Jericho, in ca
School will be taught The Greek, Latin and
English languages. The School will The second
Monday January and terminate the first Friday in
December following There will he vacation Of month III
the Summer commencing the second Friday in June The
price board washing, lodging and tuition will be 500 pei
scholar, payabe one half the end of each session.
November 25h, ls40. JOHN G. NELSON
" B-M Butler, who has hecn principally educated
by me- and who is qualified teach the Latin and
English languages together with tho Mathematics wishes 10 get
a situation in private family
Academy letter, directed him myself and sent TO Yer
dun Office Hanover will he promptly attended to- Refer
Captain Thompscr Delegate from Hanover county and Senator
Fontaine.
Dec t'-Wtw