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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

Tar SPRING BUDs.-The Tppecanoe Club, No J.,
Of the Seventeenth Ward, meet tomorrow night.
See advertisement Where are the "roarers''
now
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

THE FREEpooTIre Bssks.-we have received
q communicable from Mr.. James Burroughs, the
hate cashier Of the Great Western Bank. Tomorrow
IL possible.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

Or = Dorr Bob White has offered $500 to catc
Newcomb. Would not Bobby give $1,000 to pre-
won't him being caught
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

A Suts,-cE-The Rev. David Hale, preaching re-
hgion and morality.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

SCARCITY OF SHAp.--The Vandenhoffs began
their engagement in " Love-" with miserably thin
house, at the Park last evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

Rio DE JAsrrRo.-we have received the Josr
nal du Commerce" to the 10Th Of January inclusive
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

90 The continuance Of the odious mererply on
the sac Of meat, vas resolved on by the Board Of
Aide rnen, last nj sAt Every poor hatcher g to be
sent to gaol for employing his time and capital in the
way,he thinks best for hims sf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

's~Tr FROM SAMPEAcHr--ANoInDR FEDERAL
vforonr.-We aave advicssto tho lith ult One
thausand CentraIsts left that town give battle Co
tn Federalists, near Me Sida When iAe two ar
iss in sight Of each other the for-ser deserted
70, man, and ained the Federalists. The Central
81 General then returned to Canpcacsy, with only
his staff II was thought thar the town and tn.
whole Of Yue stem would declare for the Liberal party
Mexico is ira quere State. Ose moassnt the FeSsr
alsts the favored party ani then che Ceutr cts
MIRAcU- aus PRrsERvArtSr.--Aro,hcr victirava.
very nearly added an Sunday night to the Lea &C
deaths wh<ch have occurred at the foot Of Grand
street fran the carelessn@ss erinced by the steam
ferry-boat owners and their agents at that place
About 9 o'clock, she stea nlsoat Noah Waterway
rived from w iamsburgA, and before she was close
TO the wharf sone Of the crew took down she bal,
which induced The passengers TO crowd to che edge
Of tina deck; wseu one, verY fine girl ahsot fifteen
yeas ofage, was reeipita.ed into the wafer Bay
ard the coxsYain, Immediately backed the wheels.
when the surge drove the poor girl under che sri. ge
from which srcdicanent she was not ex,ricsted fer
l.pse Of twenty minutes. When got out by two men
ubo had procured small boat for the purpose, she
was takos TO No. 565 Grand street, and Dr. Palmer
sen, for Under his she recov cred in about an
hour to be able to walk home.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

Chatham Thsafre.--The first appearance last eve
ming Of Mr.. Hill, at the Chathss Theatre was atten
deS by If the best houses We have seen assem-
bled together Tor many day The company are ad-
miraby adapted to the performance of his pieces
and the audience evinced their appreciation by con.
tinued applause throughout the performance The
knight OF the Golden Fleece is one OF the most ire
sstibly comic productions conc ivabe and no 9th
Yankee than Hill could have given effect 10 tt
This evening Mr. Hill plays in the Green Mountain
Boy and other entertainments
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
TCorrespondence Of the Herald ]

iWAsHIsGros, March, lSao
Fashionable Movements in the Capitai-Nes0 York
Bellies.
Washington is the place above all others, at thu
partic uar time of the year. pleasure, great nen
and pretty women. I'll say ne more Of this at pre-
sent-but to the subject of my letter-the ball oil
last night:
"Bslle. and matroHs, maids and madams,
All have gone to Mrs. Adams"
| Such was the burden of song heard here many
years since and such was the cry yesterday even
ing. Every one in the gay world, politicians, sena-
tors, members Judges, bellies and beaux and married
ladies, all were preparing for the great assembly
which took place on Thursday night. This was the
second of set of very select parties given by the
gentlemen of Washington, at Carusis Saloon, to sli
the beau monde
With such prospect before him, what could
Ariel do but hiding himself in rose-colored glove
of beautiful woman, and forgetting his own identi-
ty he entered this magnificent saloon at the most
fashionable hour; and looking around him, he said,
well, this must be the " Belle Assemble"
left nv delightful retreat after being admitted,
and looked around the room. i have SPOKEN OF this
fine large room before-of its light and ornaments
of its orchestra and its dimensions, as being the
place for the grand reunions of fashion, and on
similar occasion to this, as the American AmackS'
am going at once, to give you a list oil the oelies
and distinguished persons present last evening The
very first person met after entering the dancing
room was Mr.. w ebster, the first time he has been
out since his return. l thought his white craVat
gave him an anglicised appearance; but ne was
Danie Webster still, throughout the evening"
agreeable to the dancers, and brilliant at the sup
per table. Mr.. Preston, Fir. Hoffman, MI Curtls'
Mr. Biddle, Mr.. Cost johnson, Mr. Gr'nneii' Mr.
Monroe, were among the managers; so you may
imagine something of the style of such ball. we
wandered among the dances and cotllions, looked
at all the ladies' and then took our station ON the
divan, reclining on a sofa; we almost thought the
scene before us a dream, among the noctes ambro-
siaaia Bright eyes were flashing, aud light feet
were keeping time to merry music
"On with the dance .
No sleep till morn when youth and beauty meet
To close the glowing hours with flying ieel
THIN came the be,les-we saw their fair forms In
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-02-13
AN ANECDOTE.

We were very much amused at an anecdote
related to us by friend, Of notorious pugl-
list from the Emerald Isle. The scene occur
red in Providence, Rhode Island, in the theatre,
where the able professor was giving an exh-
bition Of the '.noble art of sel-delencc." AT
ter the show was some two or three wags
commenced call for ORourke! O'Rourke \
Our friend went behind the scenes, and insis.
ted upon speech from the boxer, but he being
more accustomed 10 the blow than the word
refused with some shew of offended dignity,
saying, "a spache, devil a spache III give
them, Forrest never does it.' However the
call ragged likew ildfre, and O'Rourke at length
appeared, and thus commenced, there being
some present Of the feminine gender; "Ladles,
I've thravelled dale, and must say that the
ladies in Amerikay arc more purifier, dale
caner and more nimbler Of the fut, than any
I've liver seen, and I've bin in France and
Etaly, audl'ye been in Ireland too" AT this,
an old sailor in the pit broke the thread of the
orators discourse, by exclaimng ''thc devil
you havew O'Rourke gave hima glance
which told ofunmeasured contempt, excaim.
ing aloud your tongue, you bloody fifty cent
.villyan, It's to the ladies I'm holding my dis
coorse." But the interruption utterly dumb
founded the speaker, who concluded saying,
"And beautiful spache,. I'd have given We, il
I'd not been interfared with, but III give yes
good night, and hears hoping Your dlames will
be pleasant
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demand vengeance upon those who have lnsul-
ted her; thalthey elihat the President Of the
nation is responsible cor this assault upon tho
sovereignty Of the State, and that the Jersey
Blues will be satisfied with no less atone'nent
for the degradation ofiheir gallant State than
the utter disgrace and'exrrepeepunshmenF Of
him who has caused it.
Other Resolutions were adopted expressive
of the determination Of New Jersey 10 stand
by the nomination Of the national convention.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-02-13

have travelled much, and have noticed tina
where a farmers house is stocked with books
his children are sure 10 be intelligent
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's1''tl NOTICEs VI 1900. ~ n
EL those indebted 70 ME, either by note
IN. o. book account, wilApcasc come for
ward and settle up Between this and the LIST
day q March next, as further indulgence can.
notbe given. SAMUEL sI'ILLOTSON.
january Isl, 1870. w t8 Ri 'f3fA' n
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-02-13
TAILORING BUSINESS.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

ANTE COUNTY
IoaH persons interested in the Real Estate Of
Jo4n Nelin, deceased, -GREErlNG
" gu are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said Coun
ty, on The 4lh Monday in March, 1910, anc
shew cause, if any you can. why the same
should not be ordered to be sold, TO wit:--Lo
or Section 7, Township one, of Range East
also, lot or Section 6, same Township ant
Range;--also, lot or Section Al, Township 2
Of Range 3, East, containing in the aggregate
two hundred and twenty eight acres, more OF
less. Also to she* cause why the Slaves, be
longing TO said estate, should not be ordered te
10 e,,lJ
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INOTTCE. \

"A e the February Term, 1870, Of Tho Pro.
sk1A bate Court Of Amitc county, I win pfc-,
sent the guardianship account oE'Dr, Edward
Carroll, deceased, as Guardian of William Loa.
tor.fnal settlement and allowance.
REBECCA' c.. CARROLL.
admir-, Of Edpard Carroll, dec'd.
December l9, 1899 5Owg
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ADMINISTRATORS S4LE,f \

A i the residence Of the late Lewis Jackson.
IN. decd, by order Of the Probate Court Of
Amite County, on credit Of one andtw wears.
will be sold all the Slaves Of said LeriS jackson.
deceased, some forty in number Also, all the
remaining perishable properly ofsaid Legis
Jackson; said lastProperty 10 be sold on a twelve
months credit.-Sale to be on the Cd day OF
March, on Monday, 1870
WILEY JACKSON, NJ
RICHARD BATES, !.
administrators, &c, Of Lecis Jackson decd.
January 80, 1910. 5w4
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w. b. Each pupil may furnishherown 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 WILDE
made fromthe Tuition.
VIM SMITH, Principal. I.
Oa- Books and Music can be procured Of
the subscriber on reasonable terms. r
~ The Liberty Advocate. viii please COPY
theaboSe until forbid - elicidnd Wing. I"
Clinton, Feb. s, l84O Tiff
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-02-13

\. "A II the February Term, 1910, ofthe Hon.
IN Probate Court Of Alniie county, the IL. I,
dersigned, as guardian Of Monroe Perkins, win
present his accounts for final settlement and
allowance
LEWIS PERKINS,
january I, 1s40. TWO
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-02-13
NOTICE.
TRTSTEE,S SAFE.

DY virtue of Deed ofTrust Executed to
ID INC by WMH. SPILLMAN and FRANKLIN b.
HACKNEY, bearing date the 10Th September,
1885, Of Record in the Probate Clerks Office,
ofAmite County,It will offer for sale, by pubs
lie auction, at the Court House in Liberty, on
the end Monday Of April hcyt,on a credit I'LL
the irstof Januarynext a certain Loto( 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
10 be taken from the Western side ollsaid Lot.
Purchaser wilbcrequred tog give note with
approved security II is believed thatthc title
Is perfectly ood.-Acting as Trustee, ! shall
convey the title secured 70 me by the above
named Deed. a..s' ",
\ ~ nII 1 A ~ LII Dill INEIIAM ~
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REUBEN SMITH, ~; .rsaS;os re,urna.
.w,i,,.N' II q s,Iru. 6litoAprilterm, s4oy
rTDY virtue ofthc aBovestated writ Of Fieri
ND Fdcias to me directed fromthe Honorable
The. Circuit Court ofAmite County,gI will sell
at public sale, % the highest bidder, for cash,
before he door Of the Court House Of |said
County, in Liberty, withnthe hours. prescrib-
cd by law, on the 3rd Monday, The 18th day of
March, 1910, the following described Lots Of
Ground, in Liberty, viz:-Lots No. & 4, in
Square No .6---containing in all One ACRE, ex,
coping 80 feet ofthe Western side, owned by
CT. 0ldecop. Said'Lots Of Land, levied on as
the properly Of defendant, William d. Smith,
and will be sold 10 satisfy theabove stated case
and all costs
5t Sheriff
By L. i. BRAMBLET,t
Deputy Sheriff.
Liberty, February 8, l840. 7tds
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NOTlICE..

"A i the next. March Term, ofihe Honora-
IN bic the Probate Court Of Amite County.
will presentmy account as Executor Of the
Estate Of John Z. Dicky, deceased, for final set.
Element and allowance.
,, r, B. DICKY,
,ss. Erecut0r.
January ~, 1910. 5w3
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.


In pursuance Of an Order Of tho Probate
Court Of Amite County, on Saturday the
I4th day OF March, l willprocecd Il sell'to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on q credit Of
One and Two years, the following described
Tract Of Land, containing Fifty Acres, the
property ofthe minor Heirs Of Robert L.sD0an,
Deceased, lying on point siu'Section 22,
Township 2, Range 4, East; whore the stream
called Folders creek iniersects the Eastern
Line Of Section p, Township 2, Range Il, East;
and running thence Souihwitll said Eastern
Lineao the Northern Boundary Line Of Sec.
ton 80, Township 2, Range a, East thence
with said Boundary Line Eastto The South
Eastern corner Of said Section 22;tbcncedqc
North with The said Eastern Lite Of Section
20, 10 said Folders creek thence Westwardly
whit the meandcrs oisaid creek, 10 the place 81
beginning 4 \.
SAMUEL Il. SIMMONS,
Guardian Of BOliuar; Harriei, and Benz. Damn
january 20, l84O. M 5wA
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NOTICF..

"A 4 the next March Term of The Probate
IN Court ofAmite Coun,y,Iwill offer my
account ofmy administration Of the estate Of
James Faust. deceased, for final settlement ana
allowance Sgy N Z Ess.if
"A PETER FAUST.
Administrator. y
December 80, 1910. 5w3
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NUTIC'E. I. tftF.
IL those indebted 10 the, undersigned,
IN either by note or book account, are.re..
quested 70 collsand settle by the first day Of
February next, as further Indulgence cannot
be gwen. I'M. M. WHITNEY. y.
January LIST, 1870 gsl "
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NOTICE.,

sETTERS Of Administration, on the; iss-:
~ tate ofJamcs d. Green, deceased, having
been granted to the Undersigned, at the Dc.
cember term, ! 839, Of the Hon Probate Court
81 Amte connty,--AlI persons indebted 10 the
sad Estate arc requested to make immediate,
palyment,tand all those having claims against
sa'd Estate are requested TO present them with
n the time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred s An X III. N,
ssf. 'e DALCHO PERKINS, Aah'r.
January lsts184O gfw6 "
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US ALEs POSTPONE ID .-i,s
I NEGROES For. SALE.

O~3-S "A ~ ~ ~ M N ag Az A. ~ s-fy-V
INEGROES FOR SAL ,.
-VNTlLL be sold 10 the highest bidder, on
wv credit Of Twelve months, in the
Town 81 Liberty, on the 10th day Of Februa-
~ next, several Likely Negroes, men, wo-
men and Children Also, two Town Lots in
Liberty, and some fine Horses, Purchasers
giving notes with approved security.
E HENRY HUNT. /.
January go. 1910. 5w3
or The Adore SALE Is postponed diltAe
THIRD MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, INSTANT.
H. HUNT
February 8, 1870. 6tds
SIIERlFF'S SALE "
Joseph ,, Dunn' Fl. Fa., No. 97,--to
: Dnnn vs., liz April Term, 1910.
W.Di /. SMITH ~ ~ use &c, Fl. lSa, No. s7,--to
: Dnnn e. III April Term, 1870
""'ney = Anoerson' FLA, No. 2o4, Ito
S. Dunn,.& al. D - ~
r van ~ Norman FisFa.,No. e2s, 10
is. Dunn, & al o"'0 80 - es
Samuel TilIotson, =; ~ NJ o.. y
VS.. ~ 49, - q "
S Dunn, g. al, o''9 'o'''.7
DY virtue of the above stated wrils Of Fl
I'D eri Facias, to me directed, from the Hon.
the Circuit Court of Amite county, viii! sell
atpublic auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, before the door Of the Court House oil
said county, in Liberty, within the hours pre-.
Iscribed by law, on the First Monday in Febru
airy next, the following described Land, wiz
So much of Section 90, Township 2, Range 8
East, and Section "a, Township 2, and Range
! 4, East, as will be found embraced in the fol
lowing description, as being a reserve made
byS. Dunn from the above Lands, as will be
found by reference TO deed Of record from
said Dunn to w G., Maxwell and Theodore
Mcknight, as follows Lying on the East side
I of the Amite River, as lies East or North Eas
ola line beginning at the old ford, and running
thence in an easterlv direction along hollow
which runs along said hollow from The ford tc
fractional line belonging to Joseph s. Dunn
containing in all Fifty Acres, more or less
ALso--One negro man named Toney Levie,
on as the property ofdcfendant Sylvester Dunn
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated cases
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD, Shift.
By Ell BRAMBLEr, Dep. Shift
Libcrty.Mi, December 10th, 839.--50.ts
OF The ADORE SALE, is postponed til III
THIRD MONDAY In MARCH NEXT.
JAMES NJ NORWOOD, (
Sheriff.
February 6, 1910. 6tds
/ CIILnnIII,Ac, c.1tA
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SHERlFF'S SALE. M II
#P!gB: Van NORMAN US. "A. .C.1 ,SwEARiNGEN,
Donnella u Rudd,lps same, w Y
Bacon& McKnight,rs same,
sl.8O. BenthaIl, Us. same, N X
" Officers ofCourt Swearingen, IS Swearingcn
s.ss usEsame, Sss
n Az VsMontgomery, Isl same, si'eai +.
Az .+P Butler, vs. same,
,kFieri PaciasretnrndbfctoA April 1sym,l8 $40.
Ytvirtue ofthc above stated writs Of Eieri
ND Facias tome directed from the Honoras
bic the Circuit Court Of Amite County, will
expose public uuclion;r 10 thehighest bidder
the door the Courthouse in Liberty,
on the first Monday inlM March next, the second,
day thercol;stho following described properly,
The South East Quarter Of Section
Twentys6ye,i lin Township One, of Range Five,
East; containing il oil about One Hundred and
Sixty acres, be the same more or less, levied
onEas The propcrlyof Defendant, A. O. Swear
ingeh and Will be sold % satisfy the above sta
ted cascsand all costs,
JAMES N. NORWOOD,
Sheriff of Amiie County.
Liberty, January 2ist., i840 Aids
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- W plllcSplc, To IA. TCluIHaOle 10
vs.. April Term, 1870
R. S. Taylor Ell al.
D1 virtue of the above stated writ Of FL
I'D eri Facias,t me directed, from the Hon.
the Circuit Court Of Amite County, will sell
at public auction 10 the highest bidder, for ca III,
before the door Of the Court House of said
county, IN Liberty, within the Hours prescri-
bed by law, on the First Monday in February
next, the following described property, io.wit;
One Negro Boy George, about eighteen years
of age-one Negro Boy Redick, about four
teen years Of age, levied on as the property OF
Defendants John Griffin. Also one,Negro man
Green, about twcnty-one years OF age -one Ne.
gro Boy Loflin, 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. M
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New Advertise m ents.
CLINTON
TBMAI| S%MlNARY,

cepuon of pupils, under the direction Of
able andexperienced Ieachers,who have been
employed for the last 4 or s years as Instruc-
tors in some ofthe most houfishng lnsttu-
lions 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 attentions, apdthat 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 confided 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. Nopuins
will be spared to render each department Of
this Institution worthy of the entire confidence
ofthe public. whosepatronage is respectfully
solicited.
The situation ofClinton, its growing impor
lance, the facilities for communication with
the surrounding country, "a Rail Road, being
nearly completed to the Mississippi riser) anC
the remarkable heaIthiness Of the place togeth
er with the paucity of good schools in the vi
entity, are reasons sufficient to point il out as
one Of the most desirable locations for a liter
airy Institution in this region Of country.
n M q n 4 4 = l.. i =
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SflERlFP'S SALE.

G. w. Mcknight,
vs. '0"ut'' iS"Po"'' ie
r. NJ. Nelson and .ur'laole 70 April
R T ,ro.ranoa term, 1910.
DY virtue the above stated writ of Ven
I'D dis. Expons. TO me directed from the
Hon the Circuit Court Of Amitc county, i will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for
Cash, before. the door Of the Court House Of
Amie county in Liberty, within the hours
prescribed by law, on the 3rd Monday in Feb
ruary next, the following described Lands, to-
with W.quartcr Of Section go, Township
number Of Range number 4, East, and the
West halfof the South West quarter Of Sec
tlonnumber 81, Township number J, Of Range
number 4, East, containing il all 24O acres,
more Or less. Levied on .as1the property Of
defendants, Nelson and florence and will be
sold 70 satisfy the above stated case and all
costs.
u. M NORWOOD, ssh'F.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

w. Gillespie, FILA, returnabIe /,
vs. April Term, 1910,
s Tavlor of nj m
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January srd, 1870 2.ts