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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17
No. 6.
THE splRlr OF sEyENrY SIX.

II1H S!iRlf OF SEVENTY SIX.
The following snecdote is extracted from the
.'MsmoiTs Of Marshalt Count dc Rochambeau. "
who i will BE- rscolIec,el, was the comaranler
Of the French ARMY which wss sent TO our aid
IN TIE war Of thu rcvQiptioH.
shall here isetIuse 10 Interrupt the regular
narrative, ssys this wiscr, TO relate an anecdo;s
h,scd 10 exenplify the character Of the good re-
p~uoiicans Of Connecticut. IL going 10 this con-
ference, the carriage which conveyed Admiral
The Chevalier de Ternsy and myself, broke do ixa.
! sent Ferseo, my first aid-de-camp, in search Of
. w'eelright who had resided al The distance OF 4
mile from the place where The accident happened
Fersen returned 10 inform me, that he had found
= man SICK 81 Q qaarsan fever. who Ind answered
MN That his hai CIV Hs 6uineas wouid hot tempt
nm to work in tho night. ,lgreqaes,sd tho ajmi.
raj 10 60 with me that III high, en.rea. him .o-
gfther. We told him that General Washington
wac to arrive thai essnihe 81 HaafofJ, for tho
puIpofs Of confssing. with ~ the next day, and
thai tie ebjsct wcuId be defeated. unless he men.
dcd our vehicle. ..You are no iiass.' said be, II
have read ia the newspaper that Washington IL
TO Do there this .eyeniue Ia confer with 100.
see this isa pubic matter: your '~caHiaes shall 10
EM . MIEM IGN ~
ready al six 10 the morning." And 90 i, was.-
IN our return from the conference as Hartford,
ono OF our wheels gave way nearly At the same
spot, and .hs ssme hour; and we sers obliged 10
have recourse 10 our old friend. .Nha,'' said
ne. 'sdc You want me to work sgaio IN the nisht!'
.Alas! yes,' was my reply; admiral Rodney is
arrived, and has tripied the ensmy's nsval force.
and we must get back with all speed TO Rhode
Island. in order to be ready for his attacks
But" l~rrjoined the wheelrisht. "wha. are you GO
ING. 10 do s'ith yoair stx ships as sihs.iaenty-Eng
lish ships?' 81. will be j fne day forus il Ihsy
attempt 10 destroys Us >, oa.r anchorage sCome.'
said he. "you are clever fellows; you shall hass
your carriage =. Eve e'elqck. in the morning. but
before begin 10 work tell me-. il ihcrei is no harm
IN the question, are yen pleased ttlh sWsshias-
ian, ard j. he 50 si,h yyona' We:a.surej him
this was the case. His patriotic. feelings
were %gTatified, and hc was again as good o. his
worAs Such was the public spi,i, which snima-
tsd 1ptonly ah;s worthy mechanic, .bu, almost
I'll the inhsbi,snts Of the interior, and particularly
the ffecholders Of Connecticut.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17
68trp.
A LADY TO HER HUSBAND.

q 4AUf ~ HEN HUSBAND.
Forget mo nos-though brighter eyes
May beam with sparkling fire;
Forget me not-thoush fairer f5foise2
MAJ, carse thee 10 admife.-
Within my bosom beais . heart
From sin and folly fies,
And ia The bloom VI youthful hope,
gave that hestt 10 ice. Z.
Who left for thee BEL. hspblk hcine,-
And took thee
Who would NOT Il l4,have sold
Her station By ny aids!
Whom sickness racked ny languid frame
Who watched thy painful bed.
Whose fssrfa vet ny patched lips,
Whe bathed thy aching head
Whose silen. step 4. midnight hour
Nhoss form then met thy sight,
Whose eyes, when pain released It's power,
E.cf TpafkIed with delight
Will prouder danes, with faircr f,rrns,
Thus on thy sick bed .iay.-
Should you for faiss dec, nful hearts
Cost mine, that's pure awsyf
Q! leave me not-though brighter eyes
May beam with sparkling Ere,
O! leave me not-tbousb hiref forms
Meg cadss thee soIajmire!-
Within my bosom beats q heart
feer, sin and falsehool FREE,
kaart, while life's weak lamp shall burn,
g beat for thee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17
LIFE OF AN EDITOR.

III = &&EM fF1EN 20
The following paragraph il ,ta1sn from al
English paper, and presenss.a just view Of tie
difficulties which attend the life Of an editor Of .
newspapes-whois obliged 70 .catetsf as m almost
infinite variety Of dppetisos., Il remind. one. q ths
reckless flying 6sh in the tropics, who 10 eagerly
chased while in bis native elemeas, BY yorscipus
bonitas and dolphipa, aad 6hen be makes uss Of
bis ripgs 10 escape f,pna these pcrsevcring enc
mics. and rises into The ats hoft 81 The. fsathcred
tribe are waiting with imraiisnce 10 pouncs upon
and desopr him:
A editor cannot step without Ieading ON
sonsbody's toes. III he expresses his, opinion
ssarisssly and frankly, he il arrogant and pre-.
snmptuous; il he merely states facts without
qpmrieht be, dAres pot avov his sentiments. II
he conscientiously refsses 70 advocate the claims
Of an individual TO office, 10 Is accurcd Of pcr-
soDal hostility. A Jacksnapcs who measures, of
words into verse ~ a clerk does tape by the gard,
hands him. . parcel Of stuff that jinsles ike . hand.
.sul of rusty nails and . gimlet. and il the editor 10
not d fool enough TO print the nonsense-sStop
my paper, I won't p~aironise . man that ID no bet.
ter judge Of poetry!-One muimurs because his
paper 10 too literary, smother because i, is not
literary enough; one w1uld have The type 90 small
hat , microscope would be Indispensable In every
family; smother threatens 10 discontinue his ps-
per unless the letters are half an inch long. In
fact, every subscriber has a plan Of his own. for
conducting a journal, and the labor of Sisypkus
was .recreation, when compared with that ef
an editor who under.skes 10 pleass aH.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

Curious Syones.-Thc ancienss tell 90 Of stone
found 10 Arabia. of the color Of iroo, the quality
Of which they say ,w.s. that when once heated red-
hot, it never world grow cold sgain. There are
stones in England. that when once heated. will
retain warmth for . long time, but oil! the other
accounts seem gfoundless. The warming ston.
Of peoples beds. will retain warmth for eight or
len hour., and there ID Q sort of red stone, cut Oh,
of the salt mountains near Cordora, and formcdG
into broad tiles. called yugfhs by the Italians:
which being once wefl hea.e3, will retain a sensi-
bic wsrmth for twsaty-four hours. but these do
not come up to The. qualities of this imaginary
stone Of the ~ahcients, the accounts Of which must
Sc fabulous.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

"Edication's RIA precncicus yonsh in a
country Town in Massachusetts. had arrived to the
see 81 nine years. ~hep. III. father SEN. him ia
SCHOOL. He stood beside his teacherio repea, tho
letters Of Tie alphabet. "Wha,'s thai1" asked the
master. Harrow socifsratsd the arch&iu.-.
mo. that's A. .A!' aWea, whats, next!' on
yoke" .sNp. that. B." .'Tain, D. neither. it's
an or yoke; Crotch all hemioek! Gosh ninety.
think I don't know"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

Watehmakers Ruse.-A poor desil ofa watch
maker cams down 10 settle at -. The village
was pcpuious. Tie psr.on was u,tcfly unknown;
but be had ingeniously lii on = prcjec. to procure
employ. He centrlsei, when The church door
mes opened daily. 70 srud up. bis SON q Leo Of al
dts.sa 10 ihe church tower unseen. and 10 altar
thalN This the boy WAS enabled 10 do BY !
digit ElewlsJge Of bis fathers h~p.iness. This
measure. afeonrss. made Ill The watches in the
lnsigh1akheod wrong 30 repeatedly. (.nd svssy
ems ssssars BY his church clack.) that The owners
sent them to the new conner 10 he cleaned and re-
paired. This Suse established the artisan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

The Fbr;ds Rar.-Ths Troy IN. W Mail
states the, eol. Worth. ofthe U 8 Army. has been
ordered T. ,Fiesida, u take command Of the war
10 .ha. territory, aaj will sson leave with q large
body of tsoeps for that region.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

Shortly after the commencement of the lasi war
: Tax was laid on eapdles, which. S . Ricardo
ifciarer would prove. made them dearef. A
Scotch Wis il Gfesnock. yema,ked TO the chan
de. Paddy Macbseh. that The price was raised,
and asked whxas svlas y the war" said
Psady. ~Thef IA ~ astoaished u.atron:
gracious me- j selos ID FIGHT by e.
light" esss s~-s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

Death Of siz hnra.ed slares By su6ecation.
Tho Cape Of Good Hope Shipping Liss, receive
cd in England. states. that a brig slsvsr, comman-
ded. by = spaniafd. and having zoo slaves on
board, had been recently wrecked on the harbor
Of Mozambique, snd tina. she osigsaaliy had ol
board nine hundred slaves, but during . hurri-
coma the matches were battcned dowr.and on open
ing :hem afief the hurricane bod subsidized, IT, was
discovered tia. 500 sla,esl had died from s~ufoca.
ton and want Of food. The esis recommending.
the matches were battened down . second time.
the consequence Of which wss an sddiisnal 300
slaves persisted from The sdnssi cause sad o of
tho remsinins 900 sls,es died on the psssage to
Mozambique hsrbor. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

an Irish Petition. A petition from = wo-
man in C,wgste, was lately laid before the police
commissioners, the object Of which. was to be re-
lieved Of The police assessment. The concluding
part Of the petition was to the sfres-sLs -'eou!d
NOT and a,assM not, pay taxes al al at all"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

sD0s'T raor BE rorxsEly xAaa "A eoun.
Try beau Al a ball, when his partner, : young lady
ofsome bsauts. and most requisite rsiaement.sog-
se.ed the rroprieiy Of putting on gloves before
they led oG. s1esaimsde-.Oh dom. ,rosble your
self about ~ marin; I shall wash my hands when
I've done dancing"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-Third
District Court.
!. No asas

Try viuue Of a Wi, o. fer Jfasies i, nc direct
ID ed BY, the, honqrsbie the Third District
CoAft. Parish and Stais aforesaid, will be ex-
posed at public sale on
Saturday 7lh November, 1870,
at fhe court house in he Town Of Baton Rouge.
between The usual hours 81 ssie, Nil the right, title,
interest and claim Of the defendant, 1hos CAVITY,
in and to the following dcsclibed property, to wit :
The negro slave ma med JOE, aged about l6
years-seized 10 satisfy the judgment and costs
in the above entitled suit.
! Terms of Sale-Cash.
Oct3 "a AUG. DuPLSNTiER, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

m There arc four thestes open in N York
two Museusas and Niblo's Garden Also. . gal
iery ii Italian Paintings. : Diorsnsa from Paris,
,sA. Psssesalnss q ; .,..-. ..a ~, Tvs .@as'!sntic, the "
,ai Ard 6o,oansas GasaeAs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

Il 9HSTrecefssd md for sale very low, led and
fresh fine jjice, fresh casio, Oh IN piut
1sad Eelios, axes, veniiiau led, alufn bes, co.
dteer6lIsh. ofapge Aowef ssterl fine paint oil
bisckinE, brow shooting, best chewing tobacco.
AJSnH. MUSSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17
NOTICE.
FOR BAToNROUGE AND INTERMEDI-
ATE LANDINGS.

= ME well known steamer ROBT FULTON,
l. Hooper, master, will ply a. above as a
regular ~semi-weekly packer, leaving New Orleans
Tuesday and Saturday, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
and returning, leave Baton Rouge on Wedne sday
and Sunday at the same honr-commencing on
Tuesday 22i Sept. For freight or passage, app
plysto The captain on board.
& Sent ~ 32tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

TyAE Undersigned I.
to his foraner Stool
Sardins III Oil
Eresf, sslmon in oil
No. / salmon In kitts
No. I sllad IN barrels
Dried herring.
Tod Hsh IL ticrces
No. ST 5 mackerell
Gosl,en checse
Gosiaen butter
Western Eaitcf
Champagne cider ID BIZ
! bottles
Champagne brandy
Cogniae ditto
Tncalo0sa whisky
rs bis old restified whis-
KY
whisky 10 ] lis
Madeira wine
Port do
C.w.ss< M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

NOTICE.
zRHE Undersigned having already been an over
IA seer and having the best recommendations
y ishes to fi76 employment as such on a plantation.
Direct 20 MrTs Donnecaze al Rafon Rouge.
Sept 36 80 PIrRE HIETS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

Malta has received ! c6asi;gnment 81
EAs ehoice wines. Twelve dozen old Hook
1875. s doxcn half bottles old Olivia Madeira 1898,
y dozes tottI e old MADEIRA 1855, which will be
9old by the box or single hottie. Also 20 barrels
syrup battery, and so barrels sugar
VAR. Gran Hsckeft Is. Authorised to collect
the ACCOUNTS dus me On account OF the eton
Rouge Gaxeite. AL persons Indebted are reques-
sed 10 maks iapediate payment.
jan. 255ssss kTEPHEN HENDERSON.
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NOTICE

n IL persnns indebted 10 the undersigneA Il
note OF account, viii Please pay the ssaH1
suainafiateiy 10 him, or Ia his absence. TO SamH.
Sknl6eid his sathnFissd asept.
Qstl0-35 MONTGOMERY SLOAN.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AnEs MAssKEa kaving becn appointed Syn
q die Of his insnlr ent estate, ~soiicfts NIL psF-
sous indebted 10 said estate 10 cops forward 70
settle with him, btherwiss he viii b compelled
according 20 law, to Place the claims into the
hands II 80 officer for collection.
ii IS JAMES MANSKER.
4 JUST RECEIVED,
= Nd for sale, The following articles: white lead
md extra pure lead. ssrpentine, linsesd osk dried
apples, putty ID bladder Gssr 10 II IS lbs e4rh ;
whiting, 80 ID bsadiss Of iIb, and do. 4nur
circuit bestqusIity.
! WI MussELMEN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

~ NOTICE.
N subscriber has . large lot Of lumber ofdif-
fsrent qualities, superior article white pine. Low
for cash. ROBGnT DEAL.
as 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

- RECEIVED FOR SALE.
eD Barrels old Mon. Whiskey, 6 quarter
casks Tenet,f Wias, 10 pieces balins rope, 500
bushels COTTON seed.
N0S IL A.MATTA,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

1900 LEECHES FOR SALE.
yWNtiE p4cs Of 90 and over viii be 25 cents,
say number under 80 will be charged 5l4
cents each-Cash. Al the Apo hecary Of
MI g. SourERRE.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-05-28
PUBLIC MEETING.

Agreeable to previous understanding, large por
ion of the citizens of Amte County, met at the Court
House, in the Town of Liberty, on the 18th inst;-
On motion, T. JONES STEWART was called on to ad,
dress the Meeting, which he complied WITH in an able
and eloquent manner
On motion of Judge E. SMITH, the following Resolu,
lions were unanimously adopted
Resolued, That the Government of the United States
md of the State of Mississippi, being Governments of
she people, and though every legal act or law which
has brought the currency of the country to its present
ncnable condition, is, therefore, the act of the PEG.
p, they morally and legally bound to submit to
the same, peaceably.
Resolved That the distrcsses in which our ellow.cii
i1ens are involved not to be attributed to any i'm.
povidence want of foresight, which any other PEG.
ple would have avoided under similar circumstances,
ma though if such money obtain will be ac-
cpted property taken in satisfaction Of judgements
at fair value, we will frown all who do not
pay their debts surrender their property for that
purpose
And lastly
ResOlued That as it is impossible to obtain Gold and
Silver to pay the tenth part of the debts incurred by
the citizens of this any other County in the State,
The attempt to obtain collections in SPECIE whent
o possibly be had, would be oppression and should
81 discountcnanced by every humane and benevolent
nen in the community.
Rn motion,
Resoued, That the above resolution be signed by the
Chairman, and countersgned by the Secretary and be
p1blished in the Liberty Advocate
Non motion, the meeting adjourned.
r. NJ. ROGERS, Chairman.
NARRoT CASTOR, Secretary.
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NHE undersigned having been engaged,
for the last 90 years in the PRODUCE
BUSINESS, at Bayou Sara, Louisiana, he re-
spectfully informs the planters, and others, Of
Louisiana and the Western border Counties Of
Mississippi, that he al,Oays has on hand the We
ry best of MEAT, FLOUR, LARD, SUGAR,
COFFEE, MOLASSES, POTATOES, CORN,
OATS, and every other article Of consumption
which the, citizens of this section: Of country
could wish, and will dispose of them on the
most reasonable terms His Store is in the
Yellow House, at the corner Of Sun and Grand
Prior Streets, near Mr.. Lebrets, Bayou Sara,
La His friends are invited togive him call,
particularly those living in Mississippi.
GEORGE B. SMYTH.
April 9, 1870. 1871
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Sherif's Sale.
May 81, 1910.

DY virtue ofthe above stated writs of Ven.
I'D ditaoai Erponas, to me directed from the
Hon. the Circuit Court of Amite County, will
expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, Ifor
Cash, before the door of the Court House, of
said County, in Liberty within the hours pre-
scribed by law, on the LIST Monday in July, next,
the following described property, to-wil:-
The North West Quarter, and the North East
Quarter, of Section 5, in Township Q, Range A,
East; and the West Half, of North East Quar-
ter, Of Section Number 9, Township Number
2, Range 5, East.
The above described Lands we're levied on
as the property of Defendant, John J. Lowry,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated ca
ses and all costs.
JAMES M. NORWOOD,
Sheriff Of Amite County
May 81, l840 22tds
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THE PROSPECT BEFORE US.

The recent indications of public sentiment in differ.
n parts of this wide confederacy are cheering, and
BUS, beyond expression. Gen. Harrsons popularity
he South, as well as in the West, is now exerting
Influence which, while it gratifes the friends Of
Institutional Reform, strikes Mr.. Van Buren, and his
bal at Washington, with CONSERVATION and dismay
he Elections in old Virginia have settled beyond doubt
contradiction, the question of Harson's succession
'the Presidency; and it now only remains that we
low up our achievements by renewed determinations
cter to relax efforts until assured of vic
by.
Ne hope that our Wing friends will attend the
nsetng which it is contemplated will be held at this
lnce, on the 2nd Monday in June next. We have
latters of high importance to consider and deliberate
pom previous to the next November election--among
hitch will be the organization of suitable ticket for
be Legislature, consequent upon the expressed nen.
cns of Messrs. Graves and Weathersby to resign.
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kTThe Citizens of Liberty are requested to meet at
Court House on Friday evening, 29th inst, at ear.
candle light to consult about the manner of spending
FOURTH OF july
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PRODUCE BUSINESS.

ackson, La, January lst, 1910.
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A CARD.

nR. o. w. CAULFEILD, grateful
~ for the patronage which he has hereto
fore received, takes this method ofinlorming
the citizens of Liberty and its vicinity that he
has taken DR.. A. X. DUNN into partnership
in the practice Of Medicine and Surgery. They
hope, by strict attention 10 their professional
duties, 10 merit the confidence and patronage
of the community.
Their office is on Washington Street, where
one or both will at all times be found, when not
professionally engaged.
Liberty, Aug. lst, 1889. 31yl
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~. Each pupil may furnish her own bed
and bedding or they will be furnished il desir
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 deduction will DO
made from the Tuition.
WIN. SMITH, Principal.
OF Books and Music can DO procured Or
the subscriber on reasonable terms.
w The Liberty Advocate will please copy
the above until forbid Fsliciona lVAia.
Clinton, Feb s, 1890 " nc
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We are authorised to announce Mr.. JAmEsM. Downs,
candidate for the office OF state Treasurer to fill
a acancy occasioned by the death of Mr.. Williams
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CLINTON
GIMfIMAR

g. ~ ~ &AS SRWYNARYe
NILS Institution is now open for the re-
ception Of pupils, under the direction of
able and Inexperienced Teachers, who have been
employed for the last or years as lnstruc-
tors in some of the most fourishing lnstitu-
tons OF New York State. Neither trouble or
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 ofthe school.
The charge of The department. for instruc-
ton IN the various branches OF classical and
polite literature will be confded to Jas. Ritch-
lie, A. NJ. a 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 TO render each department Of
this Institution worthy of the entire confidence
1.-THE public, whose patronage is respectfully
solicited.
The situation OF Clinton, its growing mpor-
lance, the facilities for communication with
the surrounding country, "a Rail Road, being
nearly completed to the Mississippi ryer) and
the remarkable healthiness Of the place togeth-
er with the paucity Of good schools in the vi
cinity, are reasons sufficient to point il out as
one Of the most desirable locations for liter
airy Institution in this region of country.
TERMS--PaYable quarterly in advance.
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NOTICE.

consideration ofthe present state of the
n times,the subscriber has been induced TO
change his terms for board and instruction
which are now reduced to the lowest possible
rates, and will be found in the following adyer.
tsement
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N OF &c f.


"A. VKTAs COMMITTED 10 the
NO wv Jail Of Amite County, on
a~ the 2lst May, instant, by Thomas
I'M W. Pound, Esq, Justice of the
W. Peace in and for said County, ne
- gro man who says his name is
NELSON, and that hS belongs to Flowers
Hamilton-he is about 81 or 38 years Old
rather of copper colour-5 feet or 10 inches
high--had on when committed rough hare
or fox skin cap-paid cassinet pants, linnen
dress coat, and an old shirt Said negro has
the appearance Of being very stout and strong.
The owner of the above described negro is
requested to come forward and prove property,
pay charges and take him out of Jail.
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD,
. Sheriff 4 Tailor
May 22, 1910. 22
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Sherif''s Sale.

buIlS, CT. al
DY virtue of the above stated writs Of Ven.
I'D ditioni EzpOnaS, to me directed, from the
Hon. the Circuit Court of Amite County, |
will expose at public sale, to the highest bid
der, for Cash, before the door OF the Court
House of said County, in Liberty, within the
hours prescribed by law, on the LIST Monday in
July next, the following described property, to-
wit:-Two Horseshoe Cow, and Two year.
lings.-Aso, the South West Quarter, Of the
East Quarter, Of Section "a, Township A.,
Range a, East; and he South East Quarter, of
Section "a, Township A, Range a, East; con-
tanning in all One Hundred and Sixty One
acres.
The above described property was levied ion
as the properly Of Defendant, James w. Dick
ey, and will be sold to satisfy the above stated
cases and all costs.
JAMES M. NORWOOD,
Sheriff Of Amite County.
May 81, 1910. 22tds