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is to forewarn all persons from TIA.
ding for certain notes made by the IN
--Twonotespa payable to Abram
Riddle, one due in February, l84l, FOR 5000,
the other due in February, ls42, for between
$500 and $l400.--Also, one note payable 10
Isaac r. Caulfeld. for $1,000, due the 9th day
ofApril, l84l. AS the consideration for which
these notes we're given has utterly failed,
shall no. pay them unless compelled by law.
BENJAMIN GRAVES.
January IS, 1910. 4 avs
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

J, w. Gillespie, Fl. Fa., re,urnable to
;. ). TAYLOR y: !, !. April Term 1910.
10y virtue Of the above stated writ Of FL
I'D eri Facias, to me directed, from the Hon.
the Circuit Court Of Amite County, will sell
at public auction to The highest bidder, for ca sh,
before the door Of the Court House Of said
county, IN Liberty, within the Hours prescri-
bed by law, on the First Monday n February
next, the following described property, ,o-wit:
One Negro Boy George, about eighteen years
Of age-one Negro Boy Redick, abou, four
teen years Of age, levied on as the property OF
Defendant, John Griffin Also ore Negro man
Green, about twenty-one years OF agc-one Ne
gro Boy Loftin, about ten years of age, levied
on as the property Of Defendant, Reuben S.
Taylor, and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated case and all costs Of suit.
J. NJ. NORWOOD,
Sheriff.
December 20, 1899. 5s-ids
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TRUSTEES, SALE.

I'm pursuance Of Deed Of Trust, Execu.
tod by Robert L. Torrance, in my favor,
bearing date the 25th day Of March, 1889, !
will sell at the door Of the Court House Of Amite
County in Liberty on, Saturday the first day
Of February, 1870; the following Two Negro
Slaves for life, for cash, viz; Dave, a negro
man about 80 or so years ofage, and a negro
girl, called Maria, about l4or Is years Of age.
Said Slaves are sound and healthy, and the
tile Of said Slaves are believed to be nndoubt-
ed. Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scribcd by law; no uncurrent funds need DO Of
fered in payment BY the purchaser or Purcha-
sers.
WILLIAM c. MAXWELL.
Trustee
Liberty Nj, SOth December, 1899. 4wl
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EXECUTORS SALE.

10y virtue Of an order from the Probate
I'D Court Of Wilkinson County, made at the
January Term thereof, 1910, the undersigned
Executor of Jesse Edwards, deceased, will offer
for sale, at public auction, on the premises. on
Friday the l4th day Of February next, the two
following described tracts Of Land belonging to
the Estate Of said deceased, to wit: first,-a
tract containing Three Hundred and Thirty
three Acres, bounded North and South by Mrs
Penelope Stewart, East by E. Coleman, and
West by Philip Huff, having on it dwelling
house, gin and other improvements, part Of
the tract cleared and under fence. Sccond-a
tract containing One Hundred and Sixty acres,
bounded North by Joseph c. Riley, South and
West by Mrs. Penelope Stewart, and East by
T. Jones STRENGTHENING on it one or two cab
ms, cotton house, &c, and the greater part Of
this tract cleared and under fence. Also will
be sold at the same time, all the stock, consis-
ting Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep. Farming
utensils, two Wagons, &c.-Terms, credit
ofone and two years-purchasers giving bond
and security according to law.
THOS. g. STOCKETT, Ex'r.
January IA, 1910. Ava.
Adpocaie, Liberty Wing, Clinton, La,
will give the above three insertions, and for
ward their accounts to this Office Wood.
Rep.
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TAILORING BUSINESS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
P. B. VAN NORMAN rs. A. C. SwEARINGEN,
Donnella & Rudd, Us. same,
Bacon & Mcknight, Us. same,
]. 0. Benthal, Us. same,
Officers of Court Swearingen, re- Swearinaen
rS. same,
A. '. Montgomery, ~. same,
2. P. Butler, Us. same,
Fieri Facias rcturncblc to April Term, 1910.
DY virtue ofthe above stated writs of Fieri
I'D Facas TO me directed from the Honora-
Bile the Circuit Court Of Amite County, | will
expose at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
before the door Of the Court House in Liberty,
on the first Monday in March next, the second,
day thereof, the following described property,
to-wit:-The South East Quarter Of Section
Twenty-Five, in Township One, Of Range Five,
East; containing in all about One Hundred and
Sixty acres, be the same more or less, levied
on as the property Of Defendant, A. C. Swear
ingen, and will be soldto satisfy the above sta
ted eases and all costs,
JAMES NJ NORWOOD,
Sheriff Of Amite County.
Liberty, January 2lst., 1910. Aids
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Wilkinson County,

WILKINSON SOunty,
N PRoBATE CoURTJ January term, $40.
To all persons Interested IN The lands, tenemenis,
hereditdments Of Martha Quine, Louisa Quinc,
II Polly Ann Quinc, and William Qaine, minor
heirs Of JehM Quinc, dec:-Greeting-
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
fore the honorable the Probate Court Of Wiki
inson county, at its next April term, and shew
cause, If any you can, why the following tract
ofland, belonging to said minors, should not
be sold to-wit; Being a tract Of land lying in
Wilkinson county, andcontaining about three
hundred and twenty acres, more or less, and
bounded on the North by lands Of VIM. b. Da-
Wis, on the Westb lands Of Crow and Hunter,
on the South by lands Of Benjamin Mayes and
NJ Hootsel, and onthe East by lands Of John
Mayes.
WITNSSS the honorable Francis Gildart;
Judge or the Probate court in and
for The County Of Wilkinson, at the
Court House in Woodville, the Cd
hi Monday Of January,in the year Of
our Lord, zone thousand,eight hundred
andDforty, M
EsSuED this 18th January, "A. d. $40.
J.. O. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
BY Tbs. w. HAYS, b. q. s8S S
January IS, 1910.
X Liberty Advoedtc will give the above sir in
lscrtons.-- Wood Rep
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NOTICE.

"A ~ those indebted TO me, either by note
IN or book account, will please come for
yard and settle up between this and the Isl
day OF March next, as further indulgence can
Sot BE- given. SAMUEL TILLOTSONs N
Janu ary Isl, 1910. A ...a
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HARDWARE, Assorted, VIZ:
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

AND PROVISIONS
~ z Bbls. (sup.) Flour,
y - 100 Kegs Leaf Lard,
90 bbls Irish Potatoes, t-.s
so Sacks Salt,
Tierces Rice,
rs Goshen Cheescs,
20 Boxes Sperm Candles, es.s
100 Boxes No. I. Soap,
10000 lbs Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
5000 do. Canvassed Hams,
40 bbls. Brown Sugar,
80 bbIs. Molasscs,
IL bbls. Loaf Sugar, g
100 Caddys Teas,-various kinds, IN
30 Sacks Coffee,
IS 1 bbls. Buckwheat Flour,
IS N. Havana Segars,
20 bbls. Prime Pork,
10 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
Brandy, Whisky, and Wines,
Shot, Powder, and Lead,
Starch, Saleratus, Pepper, Spice, Cloves,
Nutmegs, and all other articles in the above
line. s.s. n.
Jackson, La, January lst, 1890. r ..
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sADDLERY BUSINESS.

TNHE Subscriber respectfully informs The
IL citizens of Pike and theyadjoining Coun
ties, that'he has opened Shop on Main Street
fronting the Public Square, in the house for.
merly occupied as Grocery, where he will
carry or the above business in all its various
branches.
JEPTHA H. OFT.
Holmesville, Pike County, Jan. 10, 1910.
4m3
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w. II. DiHLINGmAM A. JAMES wAEKER
LAVE associated themselves In The practice Of iis
IN law, and will attend 70 such professional ma,ters
- may be con6dcd 70 them. Offices - Liberty, w
Amite County and Wcodyle, in Wilkinson County.
a. which, Of the partners will BE- found, unless ~
all business lodged for them In the hands Of e. Davis
ESQ., Clerk q the Circuit Court will meet their props
lattention. As aF Ni ax@ a&ig N
August %, 1889. ssyi
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-NO'TICE.
NOTICE.

YWNHE undersigned, Guardian Of Benz. n.
W., Lee, Frances mr. Lee, and Charlotte
zee, minor heirs Of Henry Lee, will surrender
his guardianship Of said wards at the next
March Term Of the Probate Courtcf Marion
county, with the appreciation Of tho Ccurt,)
atwhich'tinle and place the undersigned viii
also present his accounts as Guardian DC said
wards FOR allowance and final settlement, when
Az persons interested may attend and contest
The Same, II they think proper
JESSE LEE, Guardian.
Columbia, 9th January, i84O 3w6
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A CARD.
nR. o. w. CAULFErLD, grateful

= w Oz1UAA1 0sH1AWS BF1k0IW
IL for the patronage which he has hereto:
fore received, takes this method Of informin.:
the citizens of Liberty and its vicinity that b.
has taken DR. A. r. DUNN into partnerahi
in the practice OF Medicine and Surgery. They
hope, by strict attention TO their professional
duties, TO merit the confidence and patronag.
of the community.
Their Office is on Washington Street, whers
one or both will at all times Be found, when moi,
professionally engaged.
Liberty, Aug. lst., 1899. 3lyI
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DY virtue Of the above stated writs Of FL
I'd eri Facias, to me directed, from the Hon.
he Circuit Court of Amite county, will sell
al public auction TO the highest bidder, for
cash, before The door Of the Court House Of
said county, in Liberty, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, on the First Monday in Febrn-
AIRY next, the following described Land, viz:--
So much Of Section 20, Township 2, Range 3,
East, and Section 81, Township 2, and Range
4, East, as will be found embraced in the fol-
lowing description, as being a reserve made
| S. Dunn from the above Lands, as will be
found by reference 10 deed Of record from
said Dunn to W. Maxwell and Theodore
Mcknight, as follows:--Lying on the East side
Of the Amite River, as lies East or North East
Of line beginning at the old ford, and running
thence in an easterly direction along u hollow,
which runs along said hollow from the ford to
fractional line belonging to Joseph s. Dunn,
containing in all Fifty Acres, more or less
ALso--One negro man named Toney. Levied
on as the property ofdefendantSylvestcr Dunn,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated cases
JAMES M. NORWOOD, Shift.
By +. L. BRAMBLEr, Dep Shift,
Liberty, Mi, December 10th, l839--5O-ts
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HENRY G. STREET.

ATTORNEY AND COUESELLOR Ar Law
LIBERTY, MISSISSIPPI.
References made TO
Messrs. REYNOLDS, BYRNE & Coz
CAMPBELL & HATCH, N. Osleans.
TAYLOR & MEDLEY.
Capt WALTER N. DARRELL, Bayou Sara, La
February Fl, 1889. 8
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CRAWFORD 4 SMILEY.

AttOrnics at Law.
HAvlNG associated themselves in the practice Il
their profession, will attend the Courts OF Am,v
and adjacent counties. Business entrusted 70 thsb.
will be attended to with puncuality One on the 9TH
or will At all times be found II their Oce on WasL
ngton Street, opposite the Court House.
". r. CRAWFORD,
JAMES M. SMILEY. n
LIBERTY, January 25tA. 1889. 81
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December rs, 1899.
sHERlFF's SALE.

= ~ NJ meAn'sn'' vendis. E1pons. re
n NJ Madison ana turnable to Apri
RI. Terrence. term, 1910.
DY virtue ofthe above stated writ Of Ven
ID dis. Expons. TO me directed, from the
Hon. the Circuit Court Of Amite county, will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for
Cash, before the door Of the Court House Of
Amite county in Liberty, within the hours
prescribed by law, on the 3rd Monday in Feb
ruary next, the following described Lands, to-
with w. quarter of Section SO, Township
number !, Of Range number 4, East,-an the
West halfof The South West quarter of Sec
ton number 81, Township number /, of Range
number 4, East, containing in all $40 acres,
more or less. Levied on as the property OF
defendants, Nelson and Terrence, and will be
sold TO satisfy the above stated case and all
costs.
J. M. NORWOOD, Sh'G.
January 3rd, 1870. Cts
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE County,
10 all persons interested in the Real Eaaie Of
John Nelin, deceased, --GREETING:
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said kCoun-
ty, on the 9TH Monday in March, 1870, and
shew cause, if any you can, why the same
should not be ordered to be sold, 10 it:--Lot
or Secion7, Township one, Of Range East;
also, lot or Section 6, same Township and
LOT or Section Al, Township e,
Of Range 8, East, containing in the aggregate
two hundred and twenty eight acres, more or
less. Also to shew cause why the Slaves, be.
longing TO said estate, should not be ordered to
be sold
.>.AlA WITNESS JNo. WALKER, ESQ.,
SN Judge Of Probate Of said county,
x the 18th Monday Of December,
1899.
VHsN, Issued 3lst. December, 1899.
SIR. DAVIS, OK. Prob.
X January lst, 1889. 1--we
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE County.

To eN persons Interested in the real estate 81
CHARLEs RHODES, deceased GREETING:
VZOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court said County
on The 4.h Monday Of March next, and shew
cause, ifany you can, why the same should
not BE- ordered to be sold, viz:-The South
East Quarter Of the South Yves. Quarter Of
Section Number 6, in Township Number 5, Of
Range Number s East, containing SO 98-l0O
OF an acre.
.,AlAal4. WITNESS John Walker, Es-
quire, Judge ofthe Probate Court
OF said County, the 18th Monday Of
January, A. ID. 1910.
WV Issued 28th January, 1870.
s. r. DAVIS, CIR Prob.
January SO, 1870. 5ws
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SIIERlFF'S SALE.

'oscPh Z, punn' Iii. Fa., No. 97,--,o
vs.. a#y :lvTx. .oANT|
w. D. Smith, use go, =; MI NJ AZ VI
VS.. s A,.;l' r. I'LL oAnT
$. Dunn, gal, M
"hl'oey y nnuersOn' ri. Fa., No. 2o4, TO
s. Dunn, &al.
P. B. Van Norman, =; r. M 99a-,o
N VS.. @3 800, 80,
s. Dunn, q AL ~ '"
Samuel Tllotson, !; I. NJ OK, Y
VS.. NM W. N
- Dunn, & al. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-07

,rhs Baltimore Clipper ~con.sins the following
paragraph; Ne dive no comment, fos soeh 4 I,ss.
fibie circumstance IL almost hsyond belief. VS.
canhot but .liint our friend hiss been Imposed
upnn.
aTe give our readers q small insight into the
mi cry and wrstchedness VI present existing
at,otg the poorer class VI peoyls II, this city. We
will merely state an ecsds,snes which, we have
been toll, tfsnspi,ed . few days ssn. A watch.
mar, while ,tsveli1s Ms fcunds. sttestsd .
wefpAt with several bilets Of xoud IN her sl,aul.
der, III demanded ii Of hrs where shs Md obtain.
ed The wood She replied that she thought II
no hstm 10 steal /, from the itch IN cr1ef 10 Keep
her three ~thitJret, fom freezing 10 death.
This confession induced The Waterman 10 take
her TO Tho wsteh house. where che besgedi and
prayed 10 he left Oh, OF 10 base her children
brought To her before they persisted. Her p,ay.
ets. we blush II say, were not s,tfnded u, end
sl,s was KEEP, Ill night. IN the ,potoihs, the
hovel Of The poor wretch wss visited. AID The
bulies II ,hs three children wers fou,d In the
ashes. frozen 10 lesth.".
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From TIE 4m City Casste, February l1.
NJ. DE SALIGNY.

NJ. dc sSty and suite 70 he'd aur city 90
Tuesday lnhnd was, on the succeeding day,
presented to'h house. Of Congress and duly
recognized his sseellopcy The president ~
Charge d Tires from The Coa,, Of france. On
his appro.ihe was met, III the wild and beauii.
foi valley Abe Colorado. some few miles from
the city, arscot.ed to Ills lodgings by the may.
Or and ri 9tboritics, Gen Henderson. our late
minister france and England, the Hon secre.
taty of n, most Of the heads Of dep riments
aud butg and a considerable concoarss " cit.
liens andansefs.
We cSa,ulste our fellow ~.ci.i7ens on The
eonsu ~ Jon Of an event =, much desired by
every pSi a. tha, Of the . iticalion Of 4 'trsa.
~ IF F amity and commerce. ie.~ee"
Ftancsl Trxs,; and d~evon,ly hope, ~ il Il
tho irstat l, my prove to be a strong aud
pcrps,dink in The chain Of mutual fnend.hip
aud 6k which shall, Ia future, bind toscthe,
The .wi.iops.
Do9his Wait among us lsst year.. N. sslie..
ny se9 the esteem, confidence and high re.
gard IL with whom be was associated. His
abiInDcquirsmen,s aud principles are no less
atpreid than the ,jbrrsli,y Of his sentiments.
tho cf.ness Of his judgment and the urbani.
ty ofIdepof,mcn,; j. IL. therefore, with much
plcas that we wrlcoms him TO our city, snd
W. fjssu,ed that all Texas will bail, with
sreabsfse,ioo, bis reIut n 10 The republic In his
pre-fsplomnsic capacity. as the representa-.
live bne Of the mos. liberal. ebivsIrous. en-
,ishtl and truly powerful governments IN Eu-
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Every Ksn,utkisn h 4 c~svaljeto and lover of
horses fran Ills cradle. This NOZZLE psssi0s In.
fuses i,-tH in'o all their thoagh,s AMI %setions.
Take The following from the Ffshkfod Common.
wealth:
Tas KssrrcKv Rivsa. The rsi0s hnys
canss,l = fise IN he river. snd have fisen Al The
Lock. near this p'see, 4 miniature representation
Of Niagnrs. The ws,es t,nbies over its foa,ny
wrath. hut The dam hold. on iike 4 fsed ,ork.
4 bride has been put IL the mouth Of the oldKsn.
,utky. and she champs the ti, fa,iously-tut 10
vain. AT has ttianphed--ibe senius Of %fh.cfnal
Improvement stands vinjioaied.
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j tie 81. Augustine Fiorida Mus.
NAH. CARRIERS MURDERED

lnof,heyn mail carrier left yesterday, 81 2
81. with the m ii Tor jacksonville. The
which wss due the same evening at 8 -.
cthy the Pablo road. not striving, created
sAsars for ito safety. A Wagon having bYei,
by . gentleman on the rood, Ji.tans seven
dfroin town, without horeee, and ito contents
ssd abuut the toad, led him to fear that oil
not right. and be left the public. road and
into tow by . private way. Alto nj night
Fly Council despatched Sergeant Ce'cop"-
I'D nine men, in quest Of the wagon. snd TO
10 all necessary observation A small party
bciire and determined young men followed,
b.der u Assist end ASCERTAIN tbs condition OF
hys. This morning. ~ 7 O'Clock. the dead
" of the jacksonville mail carrier was brought
ball had passed through the right breast.
% enemy stripped him Of bis eost snd vest.
of the mail beg, bis horses. and cut and
aced the carriage. A, four O'Clock this after.
IN, the body oi Mr. Joseph Carols vas brought
he he'd received two balls. He wss fund
he Palmetto Scrub. entirely stripped. and but
mall portion Of the great northern mail due
evening. scattered about. The horses were
RED OF. Bath Of these murders occurred
hin the distance Of . few miles. the one 7 snd
Other IL. AMI much fine could not hsse
,sed between them.
party Of Dragons went out this morning in
suit and srs nov on the trail, which il in =
,hwest direction. The corporation are enii-
10 great credit, for their prompts Investigation
be rnmor, Is well - Sergeant Cercopo'y, for
immediate activity in pursuit, Or receiving OF.
J,
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STATE OF louisiana,
EARlsH or EasT H1ON ROUGE
Third Distr3 Court.
Warrington Dorsey

EHH
VIM I aimee. -
Y vntne Of a wi, oE,efi Faefss n me di.
~ tec,eh by the HonrA Die the 7 hire Distfe q
Court parish and state ai0Said t,ese will be u.
posed 10 public saIsnn
SATURDAY the hi of April,
NJ the court house brtweekhe usual hours ~ sa'e
all the right, ,i,t int fphnd claim u M de.
lenla"i !" s"d TO the 10 lkinc property % Wit
A nsg,o sopap nsmeA Oey, .asd le yeass.
Jen,ime agrd shout rs Via, snd her child Pat
"am. Mar, aged aboesS years and her two
ch'liren Dublin ans Fiji i'hoe' . sged 20 rssrs
aud hsf child Ge"rge, Ger, nreyo wo,n.n, ssed
abpnt "a wars, Edunms led abo.tls ,ear ne.
gro. woman Judy sged &m VI ,safs. fAdetirk
u negro mar aged ahousS Year,, Krsiah = negro
aonip aged abnet3 81 VIZ, Jordan = pegfo hoy
aged abou, "a years. pel,s a neessss aged .boni
~ yea,s. and her chiIdr olf, get,vcra \ uegressv
aged about rs years anxhfr three cb.Ifs.B Joe,
fhcshe ard Elvira. J"t,s a nesres.e aged shout
rs yta's aad her child sba M. I.ddc,boTo.gh q
negro n,nn age about years.
srized .ns.t isfJ the III me,a. a nd costs h. the
st,i. 10
Term Of Ssle-Ca4 a
MI q ArtDurIAsrss, shesia.
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Parish Of last Baton Kooe-Thisd Jtdi-
einl District 0,ft.
Thomas Barrett Il 90, T..
David Boftch II witr.
ely virtue ~ a writ Of Ptu@hs Fisi Fseias
- 10 me directed by the ho3,ah'e The Third
District tthnft pafisb AID sise af1Ttsait, ihefe
vii be expose II: pnblin salegn
THURSDAY AMI W SAP.
a, III. ,.ou,t II, use. bstytsu ,IN asnnl hbtfts of
sale, all the risbt, tile, intrr ~ nni eiaim o. tlte
liz eddapi, n aud 10 The 1aiie Ing pfopsfy, -
wit,
A CERTAIN TRhC1OF LAND
~silaalef ia this %j,,t,s,. 40 he eih leading - the
plains. al about IN Ell miles btp the toIi. OF
Hat u hoeae, eeniain,nE 6ve ln,nlfed s%,lents,
rpore ~ lees, b ,undsd north 4 Lands NJ Thns
LilIy. en- I by t,,se Of MafieH. smith BY those
Of r. Nswpoit. and IVES, by PSay. together with
al The buildings H'd imp'1enetits ihpteanio
belong Z, moreover The foii"Vs'a s|avss W.
Nte,o ms1 Humphrey sga abeat ~ yeafs,
aud West ased sbont IS yearA
Terms of Sste~-Casi,, witnat the br asEt tf
Hptra,ssmeni.
Acs. DefAsr,ss Sheriff.
1fsvfh 1882 s4
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IL M 4
w n \ me Inv vlhA u n.
tsssyftsss lhs tspj w Insssl11slsg ssa'.
sslt1ts wssses IN - IN xtAAsl 5000 q
,k& nsdts tsssutses - III lie sssst astt ~
isa,Sls, ia lrs WHO'S E.biiities ssits.sbTs-
Ths sttu irBpssittti,y q ntsSuiseins IN The
pfsssa. stats Ut shinys say ricts Of .ths State
bobd., snJ the rule Of the Bank. giving hss
dsbtu,s | . 3 and 3 yeses - psy -. " renew.
III III good sseusliy. VIZ ataess,tstys afest,sts
Ill tie en.rsies ofthp eonapsny, and prevent IT,
fanhs, ~ sr.sful opsratiah.
In. se,i.e ps,s which A,is y tank ts. taken ia
The coiiva speculation hss tst..i vtrjsdi9isi 10 rs
interests.
The whe,s amount icansl on cyAtsn notes u
,wo millinn ,so hssdtst snJ ninday .ws thu.
ssnd ,ws hundred jollafss. The fetsilts from she
cotton Delivered 10 The gsnk On ttsssa lsans 10
not a,Hoant IL a miiIi3ns TITS loss Of Tfahs bank
In the di-ceuai live. hasssa'noanted 4, tsacrs thsh
A.lf . millions, ''' 'As'sp'"s 'A' .''''d ''s''''s
notes.
There -. IL director. n ths vsu., 's.nj ,ht,,
liabilities 10 drawers, sliJetsess, ;stcees"fs &c,
amount 10 ~ .0a0.D8S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-07
y VUT VJFRs 70
Fer. q. 1910 81 So sbs,iT.
HbBtLIp kIN1.nEs . free s,4n o. ,o,o.,,

ubBtL1P kIN1a1IEN 4 free n,an Of rotary,
IN NH b,tant Of The Patish 81 Easi Dsi0s
fonse, hs Ing the intention 10 srssnripsis Lis
: ave- aud daughter Rachel. sssd abe0t IL yesrs,
being 10 ,1sly snih1pzed 10 that IN ~ ~ Tho ro-
lice Jaty u said Parish. Al psssons who may
have any Ieg.t Imposition 10 ssid emancipation.
as required n 4 . said oppo- iti0s in me office u
The cle,k oi ths pasi,h tou,t fs said ,syish. With
~ fyHy dsys from tss asis Of The p,e.snt potre.
Given ondsJ my hand, this 18th day NJ Fsbr,A-
~ 1910 Auo. DgsLhsrsra,
g-Gt Sheg,G.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-07

Free Banhing. From al accounts. the Free
Banking system has worked 10 admiration IN
New York. The e%strr'neo, Is prnn"uneed the
mos, .veesssf,l ever made. notwithstanding The
ELECTS Of The sudden revolution thst st,,ok them
and ptustfaied the resi II The commercial world.
not d single failure has occurred. M o0e il IL said.
hi. lo., y dollar by tie Free banks. II thi. ts itue
The system, deserves ~ BE- better km,wn snJ n,ofr
widely extended.