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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison IS.

A probate court holden at Middlsbury in
N and for the district of Addison, on the Both
day of October 1871.
Isaac Parker, administrator Of the estate of
ELIJAH LEE,
late of Granville in SAID district deceased repre-
sen.s his second administration account, and
moves that the sane may be examined and al
lowed And it is thereupon ordered, that the
same be examined for allowance, at probate
court TO be holden at the office of the judge o.;
said court in Middcbury in and for the district OF
Addison on the'24th day Of November next. at
one o'clock in the afternoon and that notice
thereof be given 10 all persoes interested, that
they may appear before said court, and make
their objections to the allowance of said account.
by publishing certified copy of this order in The
Middlebuiy Peoples Press a newspaper printed
in said Middlebury three weeks successfully,
previous TO the time of said cnurt.
S. SWIFT, Judge.
a true copy cfrecord,
81 3w s. SWIFT, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }

STATE OF VERMONT
DIsTRIcT OF ADDISON, IS.
FHN Q the Hon. Supreme Court next to be
IL holden at Middiebury, within and for
the county of Addison, on the fourth Tuesday
of January, A. d. 1912.
The petition of JOHN d. HoLLEr, Of Bris-
tol, in said County of Addison, respectfully
represents to the said Hon. Court, that he,
the said John d. Holiey, was lawfully mar
ried to LoRRAIN HoLLEY, of said Bristol, on
the 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1915, by the
REV. Evans BEARDsLEY, q Minister OF the
Gospel then of said Bristol, aud your petitioner
continued to live with the said LoRRAIN HoL-
LEY in the fulfllment of all the duties required
of him by the marriage covenant, until the
first day of July A. D. 1888, when the said
LoRRAIN HoLLEY, without any Just cause and
without any fault of your petitioner, deserted
your petitioner, and has ever since that time,
and for more than three years last past, re-
fused to live with your petitioner.
Wherefore your petitioner prays this Hon.
Court to dissolve the bands Of MatrimOny be-
tween your petitioner and the said LoRRAIS,
and grant him Bill Of divorce, and your petit
toner will ever pray.
JOHN D. HOLLEY.
III. NEEDHAM, Atty.
Whereas, it has been made to appear TO me
that the above named LoRRAIs HOLLEY. the
petitionee in the aforesaid petition, resides
without the State of Vermont,
tbs therefore ordered, that the said Lorain
Holley be notified of the tendency of said
petition, by publication of the substance of the
same in the MiddIebury Peoples Press, news
paper printed at Middlebury, in said county of
Addison, together with this order, three weeks
successfully, the last of which publication shall
be at least thirty days before the session Of
said Supreme Court, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to said LoRRAIN HoLLEY of
the tendency of said petition, that she may
appear and answer to the same.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in the
County of Cmttenden, this 9TH day of October,
A. ID. IS41.
MILO L. BENNETT, Judge,
of the Supreme Court.
25:3w
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

1HE ALBANY DAILY ADVERTISER SAYS
THE ELECTION in the State, as in this coun-
ty. has resulted adversely to the Democracy
The trainbands of the Albany Regency have
proved too strong for the undisciplined forces
of the People. Loco-Focoism will have ample
power to work its will in the next Legislature.
Should the doctrines which it processes be full
ly carried out its triumh will be brief indeed.
THE SENATE.-There are twenty-five Sem
ators who hold over, OF these l3 arc Wings
and Locos. OF the ten elected at the re-
cent election the Locos have one in each of
the Cd, Sd, 4th 5th and Gf the return given a
bove from Chenango be correcD 9th districts
and in the 18th district. These will give the
Locos I6 members, one-half of the Senate
The Wings will have the Senator in the Sth
giving them IA in all.
On the first district depends the majority in
the next Senate. The result will not, in all
probability, be obtained until the official can
vass is made.
THE House - The Locos will have heavy
majority; probably &c out of 12S members.
FIRST SENATE DIsTRIcT.-It appears to be
certain that Franklin (Whig) & Varian Loco)
are elected to the Senate. The N. Y. Tribune
of yesterday gives the following as the vote in
the city and county of New York:
Varin, (Loco).... "...... 16,446
Franklin, (Whg).." 16,2O7
Purdy, (Loco) ............ 1912
Lord, (Whig) gum. 1916
The Tribune says-The official returns from
the two countries of Kings and Richmond, give
Franklin's enrire majority in the District 100.
1t will be seen from the canvass at the SEN
atorial ticket, that the wing vote in the city of
New York is about 400 less than last fall
the Tammany vote is $500 less. There has
doubtless been corresponding decrease Of the
vote throughout the State.
The Tribune says-So far as we could gath
er from our returns, Tucker, Jones and Brad
ford on the New York wing Assembly Ticket
are elected.
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Died.

In Bridport Oath ult. Emma Sophia, daugh-
ter of Doct. J. Rice, aged years and 4
months.
In this town, or the Sd inst. of lingering
consumption which she endured with truly
christian fortitude and resignation, Mrs. EN-
MA H. BATTELL, wife of PHILIP BArrELL ESQ.,,
and daughter of the Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR,
aged 80 years.
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B R IGHTON MA RKET .-Nov. Ist,

1871.
At market s21,OO Beef Cattle, 1900 stores
$50 sheep, and 400 swine. Prices Beef
First quality $50 to 6, Second $50, 5, 5,25,
Third 8 to 4,25. BarreHing, Mess 4,25 No.
1. 3,12 No. ?, $50. Stores, 2 year old IL, to
Is, year old IA to "a. Sheep. LII, to 2, 25.
Swine from 3,12 to 5,12.
WooL.-The duty on wool to come in com.
petition'with american is 80 per cent. advalo-
rem and cts per pound, no changes in prices.
The supply is equal to the demand. Prime
or Saxony heeces AZ to 30 cts, American Full
blooded 43 to As Do 8, 4, 40 to AZ. Common
80, to 80,
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Gov. PAINE. The message Of cur new Gov.
ernor appears to have been everywhere well
received. The following, from the New Hamp-
shire Sentinel, will serve as a specimen OF
what we might copy from almost every paper
that has made it the subject of comment.
governor OF VERMoNT.-It was said the
nomination of Charles Paine was unfortunate
that he was not so popular as some other
men-but, TO judge from his message to the
Legislature, we should say this was fortunate
nomination, and he can scarcely fail to become
popular Governor. If strength, good sense,
and energy of purpose, arc commendable quail
tiles, give us Charles Paine. We refer more
particularly TO the bold stand he has taken on
the great question of self protection, and the en-
couragement of american industry-the great
whole, now comprising the vital interests Of 20
States, 10 subserves the temporary, and after
all but the imaginary interests of the cotton
planters of five or six States. We have MADE
few extracts Read, men of New Hampshire!
for your interests are, in reality, the same,
though Gov. Hill, and Gov. Page, and Gov.
Hubbard could never see it."
FIRR.-We lean from Perkinsvie that a Sc
rious fire occurred in that village, on Friday
morning last. The large dye house connected
with the Perkinsville Factory, together with
six thosand pounds of Wool was etirely con-
sumed.
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STRAY cow.

STRAYED from the Subscriber abctt the
S27lh, of October, dark dun Cow, good size
with wooden button on one horn. Whoever
will return her, OF give information where she
may be found, shall be suitably rewarded.
.uIcHAEL Dow.
SALISBURY, (Glass Facioryl
Nov. 1. 1881. 26:3y,
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nj arried.

In New Haven on the I'd inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Meeker, Mr.. Fredwick P. Wheeler M, D.
of Starkesboro' to Miss Mary A. Doud, ofNew-
Haven.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted 10 the subscri-
IA bers by Book or Mole, are kindly re-
ques.cd to call and settle the same without delay
as all debts, unless of very recent contraction,
will be left with an attorney for settlement, if
not paid soon, or otherwise adjusted. Let none
complain. Prompt payments are 10 the mer.
chant what good crops are 10 the farmer-in-
dispensable to success.
BINGHAM d ROCKWELL,
and S. b. ROCKWELL.
Middlebury Nov. 1. l64l. &c 3m
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FHvHIS may certify that have given my
son ALBERT w. his time to act for
himself until he is 81 years Of age, and shall
call for none of his wages, nor pay any debts
of his contracting after this date.
JASON LIVERNORE.
Granville, Oct. 81, 1S4l. 26;3w
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Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the Subscriber
whose Notes or accounts, are of long Standing,
are requested to make payments without 1e'ay.
Nov. 9 IS4I. Il. BECKwITH.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the farm
on which he now lives. containing about
l2s acres of land, pleasantly situated two
miles west of Middlebury, on the road from
Cornwall to Wey bridge. The stock and
farming tools, and about so tons of hay,
may lie had with the farm, and immediate
possession given. Terms ofpayment made
to accommodate the purchaser.
T. LESTER.
Cornwall, Nov. l. IS4l.
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lS4I.

p II E subscribers. daving formed acoparten-
ship, under the firm Of 2. BEcKwIrH = Co.
for the transaction of the Mercantile business.
during term of years. would inform their
Friends and the Inhabitants of this village that
they have Just received from New York, at the
old Store, formerly occupied by 2. BEcKwrTH,
large and general assortment of
FALL g. WINTER GOODS,
which they are determined TO sell at as low
prices as can be purchased in the State.
q. BECKWITH,
Ok C. TORRANCE.
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ALSO-a large assortment of miscellaneous,
classical and school Books, stationary g., for
sale cheap for ready pay, by
J. HAGAR.
Middlebury Nov. 9, 1641. 81 Pm
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Coughs, colds, consumption, ,rhooping-
cough, asthma, catorrh, agues
and cold-cliiHs
NFFECTUALLY prevented and cured by
IL the timely application of the genuine
whale-bone-set and constantly -on-hand UlM-
BRELLAS, and mud-antagonist OVER
SHOES, found at the store of the Peoples
Agents q. BECkWlTH d Co.
None warranted genuine if obtained else.
where. November l, ls4l.
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ASSISTANT PHYSICIAN,
DOCT. SAMUEL B. LOW.
MATRON,
MRS. ANN F, WILKINSON.

NHIo. AIN4N T. NILNI4NJO4N'
OF THE GENERAL EXPENDITURE FOR THE AsY-
LUM, FOR THE YEAR ENDING SEPT. 80, lS41.
Stores, provisions, &c. 1929 81
Salaries and wages, 1855 w
Medical supplies, 263 "a
Furniture and repairs, 100 "a
Contingencies, 3eI ~
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NEW GOODS.

TNHE subscriber is now receiving his stock
l. of FALL GOODS, comprising complete
assortment OF
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Beaver-cloths,
English and French merinoes. printed
Saxonv's, merino and Blanket-shawls,
London and American Prints, beached
sheetings and shirtings, and brown
sheetings. together with good assort-
ment of
CrOckery, Glass s. Hardware.
Also Fresh assortment Of Teas, such as
Old Hyson, TpUS
Young Hyson,
Hyson. skin, J
All of which may be relied upon as BET ngo
the first quality and will be sold as low as at any
other store ia this county. r. CHAPMAN.
VeIgennes October 4, lS4l. 26tf
w lNDOW Glass and sash. constantly OH
w hand and for sale by
z. BECKWITH & Co.
October ls41.
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NOTICE.

THIS is TO certify that | have given my
two oldest sons, David NJ. Hill and VIM.
N. Hill their time during their minority,
and shall therefore claim none of their
earnings nor pay any debts of their con-
tracing after this date.
DAVID HILL Cd.
Bristol. Nov. l. 1S4l. 263
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OFFICERS OF THE VERMONT ASY-
LUM. FOR THE INSANE,

OF THE VERMONT ASY.
LUM, FOR THE INSANE.
BOARD OF VISITORS,
HON. CHARLES K. WILLIAMS.
" STEPHEN ROYCE,
JACOB COLLAMER,
ISAAC F. REDFIELD,
MILO l. BENNETT.
TRUSTEES,
SAMUEL CLARK, ESQ.
EPAPHRO' SEYMOUR, ESQ.
ASA KEYES, ESQ.
n. B. WILLISTON, ESQ.
SUPERINTENDENT AND PHYSICIAN,
WILLIAM Ii. ROCKWELL, NJ. ID.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }

ADDISON COUNTY, IS.
To anu sheriff or constable in the state, q eeing
By THE AUTHORITY or THE STATE OF YER
MONT, you are hereby commanded 10 summon
the within named Moses Pratt, 10 appear before
the Hon. Supreme Court, next to be holden at
Middlebury, within and for the county Of Ad.
olson on the fourth Tuesday of January. next,
then ard there to answer unto the foregoing
petition and abide the order and decree of said
court. Fail not but legal service make.
Dated at Middebury, Oct. 80, ls4l.
WHEREAS, it is represented to me that
the within named Moses Pratt is not within the
jurisdiction ofthis court. SO this process may be
served on him by the officers thereof, it is here
by ordered that notice of this petition shall be
given TO the said Moses, by publishing the sub.
stance thereof in the Peoples Press, a paper
printed at Middlebury, three weeks successive.
ly,the last Of which publication shall be at leas,
six weeks before the session of said court.
Dated at Burlington in the county Of Chitten-
den, this 4th day of Nov. 1s41.
NJ. L. BENNETT,
Judge Of The Supreme Court
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Just

The Gift; Is
The Token; -
The Amar anth; S5
The Dahla; e.
The Rosebud; and e
The Gem;
The Cabinet of Modern Art; Splendid
The Gems of Art and London
The Forget-me-not; Annuals.
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S1I,649 ID

The income from board of patients, &c. SILL
s3s &c. WILLIAM II. ROCKWELL, ST.
pcrintendent.
Brattleboro', October 2, 1s4l-
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The PRINCE DE JoINvILLE arrived in ST Lon.
Is last week. The French residents there had
held public meeting and arrangements were
IN progress to welcome him by grand bali.
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n. YORK ELECTION. AS We anticipated,
we are beaten in the Empire State. A GER
tain majority in the House and a probable
majority in the Senate are the fruits of this
unfortunate victory over the true democratic
party. Disheartened, as elsewhere, by the
fatal proceedings of John Tyler at Washing
ion, the wings did not turn out in their
strength. But there is no real cause of dis
enlargement in all this. These are mere
Trojan victories. When the Grecian hosts
arise in the majesty of their strength, the city
will be subdued, and the body of Hector drag
ged in triumph around its walls. We venture
to assert there never has been a time since
the existence of the wing party, when they did
not possess majority in the nation. What
IT the wings of Vermont at the last election
fell off ten thousand votes? Who believes
there is any considerable portion of our free.
men who will ever return to the mesbes Of
locofocoism. We have not as yet heard of a
single convert, and if an election were to oc.
cur to morrow we should carry the state by an
overwhelming majority. "When the people
hare mind to cork" altogether, the walls of
our political Zion will again be speedily built
up.
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GLORIOUS WIG Victory IN VIRGINIA.-The
Mails OF yesterday brought the glad tidings Of
a most unexpected wing triumph, in Wheeling
district Virginia. The election was to fill a
vacancy in the state senate occasioned by the
resignation of Mr.. Good. The result is de.
o'oed triumph, as this senatorial district has
never elected wing senator PARROT wing 10
so. Newman Loco. 7es
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NOTICE.

Cornwall, Nov. l. 1S4l.
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TO II lanters
VN7 E are now receiving a general
v assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods which we offer at
LOW PRICES,

Much lower than goods have ever been
sold in this place.
Our stock consists in part of the follow
ing articles, viz A and 7-8 Lowell's,
A Cottonades, brown sheetings and shr-
tings, bleached do do, stout Kersey, Ken
lucky Jeans, Plaid Linseys, Brown and
Red, do, Glasgow Jeans, making a large
assortment of Cloths for Negro wear, also
a large stock Of Negro shoes, Mems calf
shoes and Brogans, Mems Kip do, Boys
do do, Boys Russell and calf do, fine
calf boots, Pegged do A large assert.
ment OF Women's shoes
Cloths-A large stock all colors and
qualities, Cassimers and Cassinetts.
A complete assortment of Millinery
goods.
Mourning Goods, Blk Bombazines Ale
pines, French and Italian Grapes, Cyprus
and Lace Hdkls.
A fine assortment of Ilats.-Broad and
narrow brim, at low prices.
Saddles and Saddery Of all kinds of
the best manufacture, at unusually low
prices.
Crockery and Glass Ware, in all vnri
cites.
Hardware. complete assortment.
Aso,-A good stock of family Groce-
rios. T. w. HITCHCOCK, " Co.
Liberty, Sept Q l9ll tr37
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RY virtue Of n Deed Of Trust executed
~ by Milton Washington, on the 18th
day Of June, A. D. 1910, and recorded in
the Clerks Odire of the Probate Court Of
Amie County, 10 Book Number S, pages
All and 472, for the securing the paw.
menI Of certain sum of money therein
mentioned, !, Richard T. Bates, Trustee.
will sell on Thursday the 221 day Of July,
l84l, before the door Of the Court House
in the town Of Liberty, in said Amite
County, between the hours Of l2 A. NJ. aud
.4P. NJ, to the highest bidder for Cash,
the following described tract or parcel
of Land, lying and being in Amlte County,
designated as the north east quarter OF
section number seventeen, in township
number three, of Range number four
east; containing one hundred and forty.
eight acre Rpd 90-l00 oil an acre. The
above property will 'be sold for the pay
ment Of certain sum Of money mention
ed in a promissory note in said Trust
deed. Said note is dated the 18th day Of
June, 1910, and payable on or before the
LIST day of January, l84l, for eight hun
dred and seventy-seven dollars. The
trustee will convey such titles to the pur-
chaser or purchasers as are conveyed to
him in said trust deed Only--the titles are
believed 10 be good.
RICHARD E. BATES,
Trustee.
Jan. IA, l841.-3m6--PrS. fee $54 90
OF The above sale is postponed until
the third Monday in August.
r. E. BATERS, Trust.
July 22d 1871.
The abore Sale is further postponed an
Ill he Second Monday in November meet.
r. E. BATES, Trust
august 19, 1871. "a
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WYNN. II. DILLINGHAM; AND JAMES
wv WALKER have associated themselves
in the practice of the law, and will attend to
such professional matters as may be conhded
to them Offices at Liberty, in Amite County,
and Woodyile, in Wilkinson County, at which,
one Of the partners will be found, unless absent
on professional business In case Of Their absence,
all business lodged for them in the hands OF f. NJ.
DAVIS, Esq, Clerk Of the Circuit Court, will meet
their prompt attention.
August 20, 1889. 5oyl
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LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY A. w. FORSYTHE.

TERMS .---FOuT Dollars and Fifty
Cents in advance, Five Dollars if paid with
in six months or Five DOllars and Fifty
Cents at the expiration of the year. No sub
scription will be discontinued until all arrear-
ares are paid, except at the option of tho pub
Usher.
rPA DVERTIS ENTs insert
ed at One Dollar per square, TEN LINES, or
legs,) the first Insertion, and Fifty Cents
for each continuance AL advertisements mast
be marked nth the number Of insertions required
Or then loiH be continued until forbid, and charg-
ed accordingR PAYMENT TO BE MADE,
WHEN THE ADVERTISEMENT IS LEFT
FOR INSERTION, OR ON DEMAND.
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Regimentai Orders.

I'm compliance with an order 20 me di.
rected from ]. W. Q Way, actin,
Brig. General Of lst Brig. Isl Div. NJ n.
do hereby order an election to be hoI.
den. on the LIST Monday and day following
in Nov, next, at the several places Of hold
ing elections in this county, for Colonel
Of the 9th Reg NJ NJ.
Also, pursuant to General Orders"
from the Commander in Chief, an election
will be held at the same time and places
for Lieut. Colonel of the 9th Regiment
IA. NJ, and Tor the company officers spe.
CITED in the companies hereinafter nam,
ed, viz in Co. B., (Toers,) lst Lieut..
and Ensign in co. d, Zion Hill, LIST Lit !;
in co. & SpurIocks, Captain, LIST Lieut.,
and Ensign in co. Il. Ensign. The fol-
loving persons are hereby appointed In
specuors O the SAID Elections, viz
Co A., ihckwoOds, Co. E., Liberty,
Capt. las. R, Gayle, Maj 0, J, DonnelIa,
Lt.J. W. Newsom, Capt. Henry Lard,
En-. S. p Castor. Lieut. R. E. Bates,
Co. B., ToIers, Co. f., Smiths,
II. c. Cox, Capt. +. Westbrooks,
|. r. Jackson, Lit. John Il, Parker,
r. J. Causey. En-. E. W Parker.
Co. c., Talber.s, Co, g., Spurlocks,
1t. Josiah Lea, Allen Spprock,
En-. Harper Steele, Nelson Burriss,
ReaSn jenkins VIM. Gardner.
Co. d. Zion Hill, Co. H., Tickfaw,
Capt VIM. r. Jones, Capt II. Raiborn,
Mumford McGehee, Lit. J. w. Williams,
Robert T. Butler, Hampton Lea.
1t is the orders Of the Commander in
chief that the military elections be con
Quoted by different inspectors and the bal
lots be deposited in different ballot box
from that Of the civil elections and do
hereby require the above elections to be
conducted in all respects according to
law. The first named inspector at each
precinct will act as returning officer there
Of ard make his return to Maj. o. J. Don.
neIIa at Liberty.
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Planters are respectfully invited to 'cal
and examine our STOCK before purchasing.
We feel assured we can sell on as good
terms as any Of our neighbors. Our stock
will embrace a general assortment Of all
articles which are in demand.
Our goods are all new and fresh, hav.
ing been purchased in the northern cities
within tho last month, which will enable
us 10 sell alta very small advance from
New Orleans prices.
T. w. HITCHCOCK, & Co.
Sept 9 1841 tf37
Store in TIlIotsons' Brick Block, op.
poslte the Court House.
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NOTICE.

NO IIII,
n ETTERS Of Administration having
4 been granted to the undersigned on
the Estate of CiarisSn Castor, deceased,
al the August Term, l84I, oCthe Hon'bIe
the Probate Court Of Amite County--All
persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment
and those having claims against said rs,
tate, will present them within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
ERASMUS CASTOR,
administrator.
August 90, l84l. 35w6
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VISIOV'S.
I'm addition to General Stock on
hand at their Office ii Clinton, the
subscribers offer for sale It their Ware
house in Port Hudson,
1875 BbIs. Mess Pork,
40 q" Rump and Prime Pork,
$40 Kegs Leaf Lard,
80 Casks Picked Ham,
All of which are Of good qIaIlty aud will
DO sold low.
J. bonner 81 co.
Clinton, July /, 1871. 20