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PROSPECTUS OF THE POLITICAL
REEORMER.

believing. as we do most sincerely, that
- the various coalitions and combinations
of bankers, spectators and stockholders,
which exist in our country. are oil dead
ly hostility to our free I~nstitutIons-that
the frightful encroachments of incorporated
wealth are undermining the pillars of our
national glory-that there exists, among Il
certain class, a determination to doom TO ut
ter extinction that Liberty which was pur-
chased by our fathers blood-we are indu-
ced TO appeal to our fellow-citizens of this
yet free Republic, to aid us in the %circula.
ton of a paper which shall unremlttlngly op-
pose these unholy designs.
That there exists ut this crisis Of GU: ma
Iional affairs an absolute necessity for n work
of this kinda paper which shall cody.
faithfully, iearlessly, and perseveringly OPP
pose and expose the dangerous schemes oi
The fedora! bank par,y-will not be doubted
by any who are blessed with reason. Such
shall be the end and aim Of the present pub
LEGATION. 1t will advocate a thorough, radi-
cal. and complete reform in oul present pa
per promise Ia pay-money system. which en-
ahles Il privileged few Ia print dollars. while
the Woodworking MANY are compelled TO earn
Them; enabling rich drnnes to exchange
strips OF brown paper with a picture engrav-
ed upon H.. for houses. lands. labor. &c. Be
levin" that paper money corporations are
rhe most dangerous form of tyranny upon
The face of the earth. we shall devote our
energies Ia nren the eyes "f the public to
sense Of their baneiul influence. The Tariff.
ln~o-anuther Invention at Tie IDLE Ia live ia
l,N,,tV NJ tho .ynaI<n a. ministry B, III w.,
undcviaiingiv opposed. Internal mprnvc-
mentS by the Genral Governments. Nation
III Rank IN any possible form, will be- handled
without gloves. The i~anaiical crew al
\ln.Iihn d~cmagnuueS who would deSolaIe
Eur sunny fields and crimson our hearlhSide>
with human gore. will he dealt with accord
n. To Stric, Justice. lnderd. no possible ex-
rTilon shall Toe spared Ia make the Rciormer,
~ all RESPECTS. richly deserving the generous
support If every friend of political liberty.
The interest and active e%XcrtI"nS at the
trends of freedom in pr"mniIng the c%lrcuia-
rIon OF this paper in their respective ncI"h-
h"rhoodS, Is very respectfully and earnestly
solicited. We look To them with undonh,inc
confidence inr their jealous support. and
dare Ia hope tia, it will not be- vilhhcld,
C"niir!nnS:-Thc Political lteiormer will
be published semi monthly. upon fine white
paper. each number cnntainr sixteen octave
page. makingi pagcst" the volume, al
The unprecedented low price of fifty cents
per annum, Those who forward five dollars
hall receive eleven c"pIcS-ien dollars.
rncn'v-Ihrce c"rIrs--nnd Tor twenty dol
.or< firv copies nil be sent for one wear; re.
duciug the pro" !" forty cents. only. for an
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naIr>! y" paper viii hc sent without
'hc money Is forwarded in advance. Orders
tddrc>>rd /" Th""pEuin< Fisk. Portsmouth.
Va. will meet with prompt attention.
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MORE NEW GOODSI
CAMPBELL & A NE

CAMPBELL & CRANE, P
HAVE just received an additional supnIv
" Of Dry Goods, consisting Of staple and
fancy articles. groceries queensware, saddle.
ry, &c. &c.
We have a general assortment of Druv,
and Medicines, including a variety Of pate0,
and other preparations, put up in a manner
suitable for family use: such as
Bateman's drops. Godfrey's cordial,
Hive Syrup for colds and coughs.
Paragoric and Laudanum,
Soda Powders, worm medicines,
Lees Pills, castor and sweet Oil in small
bottles;
Spirits Turpentine, oil spike,
Spirits Nitro, salts, magnesia, salt petre:
and in short, almost every article ever needed
in sickness.
Dec. 5, l840.
, 1841-04-10
TIL. TH0RoCGU.BRED HORSE
SIR MING ION.

4 grand son Of Old Sumpicr, i. five years old
~ this sDrirg full - hands , inches high. without
n blcuI.h in either eye, sound III every particular.
N'l stand the rre-rrt -eh.un "a; In" stable of VI. "
Edison = nilc> west of I.upi-rlnr. Pike Cnuutr Ma.
aud VII BE- let 10 mares Mt 81 H." srn-"r. aud -
iusurrrcr tn hr puil .hen the tact Is asrrrtaincd "r
the maze parted with. Season money will de due
25rh OF D-c-unbrr next. Pa-turacc for mares eau
be had rrrti. 1t tie rh"vr stand "" liability for
nccif,nts, hut srcai care will he taken to prevent
them. NJ. u. Edison.
Anvil 81. I-Il.-i.
, 1841-04-10
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

RYOTlCE il hereby given that the undersigned
AW has taken ont letters of Administration on the
estate of Fmnci. TaliafeIro deceased from the Pike
County Court. bearing date the 10th of March ls4l:
All persons, therefore, whohay any claims against the
e-tate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date of said letters, or they may be
precludcd from having any benefit of said estate, and
il such claims are not presented within three SeaD
they will be forever barred.
TIMOTHY FORD, Admit.
March 18th, lS4l-3t.
, 1841-04-10
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

yTN!iE undersigned administrator Of thecs-
- tate OF DeIiunin Eurhridre decd late
Of Pike County Missouri, hereby give no
tee toail creditors MI others rnt, tc>r,d III tie
said estate. that lie intends t,nake 4 Iin"i set
cement of the said estate. ut ii c next say
Term CT the County Court of sid Court,
JAMES Chiffon, Admir-
March 9th. IG4I.-4t.
, 1841-04-10

T5NIIE subscriber would inform the TUbacco growers
IL of this and the adjoining counties, that he will
give the highest cash prices for Tobacco delivered in
good order I" him at his mandatory in the town Of
Prairicville lie constantly keeps on hand also,
mar uiaciuIed tobacco Of the best quality which he
will sell on accommodating terms Of wholesale or re-
tail. GEORGE w. THURMOND.
Marcel l3--6m
, 1841-04-10
IL TRAITORS SALE
OF REAL, ESTATE.

y pursuance "ian order. made by the Coun,
. " Court al Pike Goa nfv. ia" undcrSr-n.
ed Nd illustrator ot tie Estate al William Y.
NIlen decreased. vii o:cr 81 pubic sale Ia
the highest biId-.. lcinre the Court.II. use
door IN the Town oi Towl:ng-Grecn. on tie
first day of tie next May Term of the Pike
County Court. the following described real
estate t" wit: :. w. q. Sc. I2--;hc f.. Z y
w. qr. See. II. y. ". / :. T.. or. Sect.
IA. AID ten acres nd o;n;ng the :. W.
Or. OF Sec. I3. Ill in Town ship 81. North
Of Han-c two West. and lying in said Coun-
" 81 Pike.
TEgMs or SALE:-Onr half cash the re-
mainl"r ut twelve months. the purchaser
giving bond aud approved security.
SAMUEL f.. ALLEN. Adm.
March, 81. l34I.--4r.
, 1841-04-10
STATE OF MISSOURI,

tonnty Oi flkc.
In the County Court OF the term Of February, 10
wit, on the Ith day of February, 1871.
"A MSA z. FERGUSON. Administrator Of the
a estate of Creed T. Ferguson, deceased, come,
and files in court his petition for the sale of real es.
tate for the pa ment of debts, or Of so much thereof
rs may be found necessary to sell therefor, which said
petition is accompanied by an account OF his said ad-
ministration, a list of the debts due TO and by said
deceased, remaining unpaid, and an inventory Of the
real estate of said deceased, and of the remaining
personal estate with its appraised value, and of all
other assets in his hands, the whole verified by his
oath: And, thereupon, on motion of said Amsa p.
Ferguson, administrator as aforesaid. IL is odered
by the court, that all persons interested in said estate
be notified that Il petition hath been filed rs aforesaid
accompanied by the lists, inventories and accounts
required by law, and that unless cause to the contrs-
~ be shewn OH the frstday Of the next May term OF
this court, an order will then be made for the sale oil
the real estate of snid deceased in said petition men
toned, or OF 80 much thereof as shall he found neees-
say to complete the payment Of the outstandins
debts which remain unpaid for want Of personal a.
sets And il i. ordered that such notice be given ey
a publication, in some newspaper printed in this stAts'
Of n copy Of thi, order, for sTx weeks 'uecessysy'
before the next term Of the court. A true copy from
the record.
~ In testimony whereof, j Rave hereunto ',
SSp, my hand and affixed the seal OF 'sio
Court, ut Office this 4th day Of m.fs''
~ls4I. NJ. J. MOVES, Clerk.
, 1841-04-10
County of Lincoln. S..

County OF Lincoln.
In the Circuit Court for May Term 1s4l.
SUSAN CRIsrY IIEIsrx,
Complainant,
by he, mex, friend, Petition in c~hsne.ry for.
ISRAEL rutland, Divorce.
vs..
FREEDMAN s. C.. HEIsES.
"HE complainant, Susan c. Heisen, by her next
Il friend, Israel rutland, having on the 9th day of
January, 1911, fled in the Office of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of the county and state aforesaid her
petition against the said defendant, stating that On
the 10th of May, 1899, she was lawfully married to
said defendant-that the next day after their mar.
rage he commenced a course of cruel and inhuuan
treatment tow ards her and continued the same while
he continued to live with him that she lived with
said defendant only about six weeks; that although
-he was entirely innocent, he charged her with incon-
tinency and impeaehed her virtue so cruelty az 10
make her miserable and her life a burden; that be
gave her drugs TO extort from her n cohesion Of the
crime with which he charged her; that from the e.
feet of the drugs or some other cause, she considered
her life in danger and left him; tina; said defendant
la. left the county, and that she Cannot in safety
again trust her life in his hands. And pray, to Be
divorced from the bonds Of matrimoDy. And, il ap-
rearing that said FeIdinan is not n resident of thi,
state, ii is ordered that unless said defendant appear
on or before the first day of the next term Of said
court TO be begun and held at the court house in Troy,
in said county, on the first Monday in May next, and
he his answer TO laid complainants petition. the same
will be taken Tor confessed against him, and that thi,
order be published in some newspaper printed in this
state eight weeks successively, the last insertion at
least four weeks before the next term Of said court.
- Given under my hand and seal Of ofcs
zeal. in vacation Of said count, his 9th day Of
49, January, lSIl-
Jan. lG-St. FRANCIS PARKER, CLERK.
, 1841-04-10
NOTICE.

TIME Undersigned would propose to run his Geld
ing Roebuck, over any track in the county Of
Pike, Mo. one thousand yards for the sum Of Five
Hundred Dollars, against any horse mare or gelding
in said county, according TO the rulss Of racing.
Feb. y1-Rt. ". GIBSON.
, 1841-04-10
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICH is hereby given that the undersigned has
Nv taken out letters of Administration on the es
tate Of Lewis Edwards, deed, from the Clerk Of the
C"unty Court, of Warren County--hearing date the
26ih Of February, A. u. ISL: all Per'ons, therefore
who have any claims rainst the estate of said deceased
are required To eXhiOit the same duly authenticated "a
allowances, within one year from the date Of said let.
tiers, or they may be prccluded from having any bene
ct Of said estate, and if snch claims are not present
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
THOMAS LEIPER, .Ad'm.
March @, IS4I.--3t.
, 1841-04-10

e., 6 mills nurh we-i oi Lnni-,ani, and wall be let t.
mares al the reduced price of 81 aud Sc. lf by the
season the money must be paid at The close Of tho srl
son; il by insurance.. when the mare is asccriaincd to
be in fpal. Persons livinrit 4 distance can get aero.
moddiI0nsl for mares At euhcr stand. "" liability for ac-
cIdeHt>. but great care will be taken 10 prevent them.
March -. r. J. STROrIlER.
, 1841-04-10
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TI.Ni' III III VI Il ' 7.
4 IL persons interested. are hereby mott
' fed that at the next Nav Tern of the
Pile C"dmtv Court. ] sail make a final
scItlc.ncnt of the est"t" If John Cash de.
ceased. ARCHIBALD CASH, Admir-.
March, 9th. I~G4i.--lr.
, 1841-04-10

~ the Gircuii Court "i lie ,rru r TItcH, 10 ~
- ,hc i1,t da, u Ma-cn, i. - 1911.
...x.;srTA rALIAgEELu.
and other, ConpIaInauts
, 1841-04-10

Petition in Chsncery fo,.
Divorce.
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JOHN KNIGHT

JOHN KNIGHT
Ill AS just received from the Northerr
~ cities and manufactures, n verx
iaTgeand general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
EEAlRTHEN, TIN, and CEDAR WARE
inI MADE CLOTHIG,
SADDLERY, HATS, SHOES.
IMnldLiLSTONES, GRfDSTONEs
IRUN, NAILS, CASTINGS.
IrUWDER, SHOT, LEAD,
N b1 LlNSEYS, BROGANs and
BLANKETS, a"u
BAGGlNG and ROPE,
ana vii soon have in store a suppIv orI
!, GROCERES, Of all kinds.
almost every article required
y ilanfers and others, for familv and
use,-which he will be pleased
. sell Tor CASH, or on tho usual credit
0 pqNcTUAL customers ONLY.
Nafchez, October Isl, 1889 AZ
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ANTE ACADEMY

1
VIE Slxth Session ofAmite Acads,.x
II n H., wiil commence on the first Mond. =
Ao. 'Iiy, INST We pretend to afford :.
academlc course, that will enahIa i, On
anv ono s ~ ., TO enter upon the study Of
day day y.o que o. the learned professions W. y
Of oep the the course of the SCIOLTsTS
u TINE me day. in the garb, of instrnc,or.
r ,naee things are requisite for the advonns
anen. OF the pupil.-lst. Vigilance in ~.
parent at home.-9nd. Capacity in ths ~.
3rd. Appzicat;on - ~. .ns
student. thank the community for ,hs s
patronage bestowed upon us bere tof ,"e
hem , = fo we - deserve it, will be obliged to
July |, l84I. ihD.
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MEDICINES
b Drug" g: II I, s1 4.

49,
hR. 0. w. CAULFIELD & co. re-
~ pcctiully inform their friends an
Inc public generally that they have il.
received and offer for sale the folowin
medicines, and that they intend in shor
llme to enlarge their stock so as 10 en-
0race all the articestn their line. OF
nee on the South Side ofthe Public Square
next ne door to J. M Smiley's law Office
we have now OH hand,
English Calomel Pulv. Phubarb.
gum Aloes, Cream Tartar,
Sweet Spts. Nitre, Nitric Acid,
Cup. Carb. Soda, Sulph. do.
Spts. Turpcntine, Tartaric do.
ancohol, Gum Camphor,
Opoaeldoc, Bateman's Drops.
British Oil, Ext. CoIocyntb
Rowands' Tonic, Columbo,
Gentlan, lpecac,
Gum. Opium, Balsam Copaiya.
Qulnlne, S,Morphine,
Nitrate Silver, Noil Sassafras,
Galclned Magneso, " Pennyroyal,
ibrlmstone, Sulphur,
Blue Stone, Tartar Emetic,
hed Preclpltale, Arsenic,
Blister Plaster, Spanish Flies.
Diue Mass Gum Guaiacum,
sugar Lead Arabic, II
Mustard, SIENNA,
S Sanpetre, EPSON Salts,
sweet Oii, Mama,
Castor Oil, Assorted Vi.ls
Spts. Hartshorn, Corks
vi ", Gloves, Indigo,
Nader, SinoIo co A
Jil Cinnamon, Kreosote
Cologne, Son;Is
'dhns; 0na p, hoot' Nux Vomicu, r
Vn"S We raster, QuassIa,
aper Do. Conneras -
al Aratus, SuInhnt"1
eldlitz Powders, g Iroo' {
llv' Jalap, Peperine
H Hn,se' Llquorice Root,
'rros. Sublimate, Peters Pills c
digo, G,naar ms
lmarinds, Glo1ho. c
rgundy Pitch, Macassar OI
'.uiiieu CoPalba, Pulv. Charlton, T.
versPowder, Tr. mar TO-
umb Lancets, Cast;Io So ,Ioi,'
y 81 "nlch Will be sold on the most
l ".o termS. " Call and see US.
erfy, April 90, l84I. II
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JUST RECEIVED
NOTICE.

Id WiNG to the hard time, 49,.
S 2 hereafter can have Lumbar , :, ~
? team SAW MILL below L;ha,. =. the
The following prices-yiz: Liberty, at
sS ama e; llank, (per thousand feet, s,o
~ same picked, all heart, wv $sO
some n boarding ceiling & scantlnr, 10
Rough edged, 20
Bastard plank, per hund. It. 10
hos less Quantities in proportion to thu "
' 1ove, We have now on hand I I a
quantity Of seasoned Lumber Of urge urge
~ 81 Persons purchasing lumb.,
= III paying Inc cash, liberal deduc,;".
~, a. al times be made. None hon
ITOu G lnoney VIII be received, for lumbsr
~ ohiSr MILL is in full operaiion
Iih.., UARRoLL & EUBANKS
hiOef'y' May 90, 1910. saSI
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Arr'uals and Departures Of the Mail, q.

ATT'oals and Departures of the Ma;z, n
ana from Liberty.
Natchez Mail, via Woodville. arriv..
eVery tuesday and Saturday, at I o'clock
A. M. and departs same hour. =
HoIn'esDiHe Mail, arrives every We'd
1esday and Friday at o'clock, p. NJ Ana,
departs same hour - O'
New Orleans mail, via Clinton, La, ar.
rlves every Monday, Wednesday. and sat.
uroay, at s o'clock, P. M, and denarts.
eyery Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. A. 4.
), JIckson 4. Ga1latin mail, arrive. .vsrx
" s. evening at 5 o'clock, and do.
,;cIOcL every Thursday morning at. s.
sAM'L. TILLoTsoN, p. M.
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~ VIE UNDERSIGNED have On bon,
II and will continue to receive n ""i !.
their OFFICE in Clinton, a full stoct a a
supplies for Plantation use. 'O'N o
They offer the following article, -
.nelf customers at moderate prices and on N
accommodating terms,-- anu On
$50 Coils E, s'p' n.y. sRs opssI
Soo Bbls. Mess & Prime Pork.
~ Casks Bacon, Hams, Sides and
49,, Shoulders, ""0
100 Bbls. Flour, Tierces Rice
81 Sacks HAY. Rio and Java Cofss
SO Bills. Sugar, 0"'e'
80 Kegs and Cans Lard.
.d 10 Boxes Cav. and KY. Tobacco.
z oO Sacks Sac fine and coarse Salt.
81 Bbls. Molasses,
Tons Iron and Steel, assorted
ALSO,
ohlrting, Cottonade and Kers.vs
NJ Powder, Shot, Candles, &c. &C. '''S'
~ mo accounts can be opened by anv ner
ION except those who intend to sbin, E Rot
on to their House in New Orleans W. ~
orded. ''0' VIII DC al
cr. f. J, BONNER & co. :
clinton, May 10th l84l. 20 W
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FOR SALE,

o FOR SALE.
L Q w FOR CASu
SLHAB, bar, rolled, and Square Iron.
: ~ Sal last German, and English Blstss
Castings, Pots, Ovens, Spades. And; .o.
nardware-Knives and Forks c.,u:
s sO,i o rocke1 do.,-French, Knob. Pay
s sa' olher Locks, mill, smiths ban ~
"a" ana other Files, Hooks and H.
| ~ $500. Gas1 Butts, Wood Screws. Hand
Chop Axes, Hand do. Hatcho,.
Chlssels, Hoes, (weedinel Snoda nug eur
G csas, Uonee Mills, Tea Kettles, &c.
GENERAL Assortment Of Tin War; . a
-'EEa aU Gin, Rum, and Wits. |
Madeira, Tenerife, Sherry. po,,
Claret Wines. 80" ior'' and
ps' Brandy Fruits and ch.,.,
sugar = Havana and Loaf
Rvol LEA. ! Ca, Pepper, Allspice, Rice, Flour
1au uoIn do., Candles, Soar. Pine
apple and Goshen Cheese, r rine
0inls;Ll - Lamp, Tanners,and swso, P
Varnishes, u rant and
0geiher with pretty assortme,, orr
r rsure' p bed Steads, Tables, Chairs, b.. I
~ Isr ana p Prime Pork. Bacon, Canvassed
"a Ai an assortment of Staple Drv Good.
also Hats, fur, wool and IoOoS' )
p pUU's and p Shoes, Of all descriptions. 4
- Of which goods will be sold Law r..
:" IN quantities to suit purchaser. w
,l;., , G. H.McFADDIN
March 20, Is4l IsyI
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:, :, 7 : " IyI
4 10 VISION
y addition to a General Stock 3,
n hand at their Office in Clinton ~ y,
subscribers offer for sale a. their Ware ars
house in Port Hudson, @fo
1876 Bbls. Mess Pork.
i 10 Rump and Prime Pork,
sig Kegs Leaf Lard,
o. Casks Picked Hams,
% sold low. y anu VIII
Clinton, July 1, I84I. %
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rnn- NOTICE.

I w IOTs
ElIERs Testamentary having been
E4s,a,o grained ! NJ to the undersigned on The
Sou. ~ 81 ud0r1et CASTOR, deceased Al ,hs
peP'. Term, l94l, of the Honorabls p sms
i ua1e court Of Amite County-All persons ~
indebted to said Estate, are reon 2.lioa =
ina aA I'm immediate payment; and those bav
ID ED !, c'a,lns against the same, are request |
w;,bi ~ present them duly authenticated |
~" hmm me time prescribed by law ~
'nsy Will DO forever barred. ~ "
yARROT CASTOR
BETH P. CASTOR,
Sent aI~ ,s1, ErecutSrs.
ASHI' 4owS
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New Establishment.
J. G. BROWN. &Co

| D. ~ >S'9
T0s'''on& Grocery Msrehs..
Clinton, La.
/ y; BROWN, &c Co, Have ,.,o;x
~ ca at their Store, at the corror 49, ~
p1si'e hllllars Hotel, General and Up Up
se'ec'ed assortment OF Provision. and CT "oh
v ver,ss, winch We will sell at small ad.
. Jsnoe on cash and respectfully sole, .
c oo"se o. public patronage. Our .locs
CONSISTS IN part OF ''0eA
Mess,
Ordinary Mess,
eA'sTlS and lni1ir7coss iGrx.
Bacon, '
Canyassed Hams,
Sldes and Shoulders.
Lard in Barrels.
~ 10 Half Bbls and Ke1..
Flour, NEW crop.l
6 brown and Loaf Sugar,
F Flo and nd Green Havana Coffee,
rlne and coarse Salt,
canals Soap,
PACK and Cayanne Pepper.
AllsPlce,
But Rut Mogs and Cloves,
Nails assorted,
rrowder, Shot and Lead
Stationery, 0" oap''
~, Biasging Rope and Twins
ether " w',h Will ". be furnished planters
\ tbe;, WV" "a. 'he usual facilities who
iii; ;H ~ S cotton to our friends Smith and
,l'h'on' La'' Sept is ls4l. 1v-sa
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NOTICE.
ME undersigned having been ar.
a pointed by the Probate Court Of
H nnll'e county, at the May Term, 184I.
commissioners to examine and audit
CLAIMS against the estate of WiIIion,
oNeai, deceased, reported 10 be insolv.
Sn' VIII meet for that purpose, in the
1ourt House in Liberty, on the I'd ,Satur.
lay In each for tbs ensuing six months.
THO: w. POUND.
S. r. DAVIS.
rh ~. Comm's.
Liberty, Miss, June 8, 1841--e4-6m.
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d Isl received Lowell Cotton and ,boe.
,.h ~ from, inc penitentiary at Bato Rones
wnicn VIII be sold very low persons go 81
selves. 'o ior mems
g.. % LEVY DRYFUSS:
P'' ~ 1881 4Otf
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J. BONNER & co.
commission Merchant.
CLINTON, LA.
JENKINS & BONNER.
com mission Merchant.
No. II, ST.. CHARLES ST..
Nearly opposite the verandab
NEW ORLEANS.
f. I. JENKINS,
NeO Orleans, La. cr..
R EFERENCEs
DoNNELLA q RuDD, Libertv.
HERBERT FIRTH,
Col, E. CASTOR,
DAVID PEMBLE,
E. J. CAPELL,
2. H. MARsAL1s,
RICHARD BATES,
ROBERT Cox,
DAVID Cox,
Capt. HENRY Hunt.
Col. DAVID GoRpoN
Anite County, Miss.
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w M; Il; DILLINGHAM; AND JAMES
intbs WALKER have associated thcmseI I -.
s Inc practice Of the law, and will atteSd q
70 tbo professional matters as may bo con;dsJ
and W oodvil1n a. Liberty, in Amite County,
one u the partners will be found. nnieas "h,
on professional business In case Of Their
"a W BUSINESS n lodged for them in the hands Of
their prompt attention. VII meet
August 20, 1889. -,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-16

VIE Subscriber respectfully inform.
me public that he has establ;shoS
III; me Of Two Horse Stages. whicb
VIII run daily between this niace "n ac1
R fSnS0 e. leaving the Marshall House in
o JcyoI cara; every day at half past eipb,
u ci &c =. M, aud Mrs. A. Stones Hos, aI
20 ~ o oockS0n' at ; P. Mare each way
Feb. 10. ' ma FIELD.
9ml
yooJ,inn Passengers for Clinton. In
Z oodyllle or Liberty, Miss, can - Ia ID
In" os accommodated with Carriage. ~
lorSes on reasonable terms. AnpIw ~ ~
ne Marshall House. apply at