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GREAT BARGAIN I!
Plantation for Sale.
A TRACT OF LAND,

CONTAINING about Fifteen Hundred
" Acres, Of which Six Hundred are
cleared, and well fenced, is offered for
sale on unusually reasonable terms
There are on the premises, TWO GOOD
DWELLING HOUSES, new MILL
HOUSE and good COTTON GIN, a
b ACK SMITH SHOP, and all the
necessary out buildings. The owner is
willing TO sell part, or the whole Of the
above tract, to suit the purchaser. Its
location is amongst the most healthy in
this Parish. Only a small amount Of
cash is required, and for the balance, a
credit will be given as long as the purcha-
ser can possibly wish.
Those desiring a good bargain, would
do well 10 call Immediately on j G. Car.
man, jackson, La, who can give all the
necessary information.
October 2, l841. AZ
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LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED. WEEKLY,
BY A. w, FORSYTHE.

II n M .---EOur Dollars and Fiftv
Cents in advance, Five Dollars If paid with.
in six months, or Five DOIIa,s and Y. fty
Cents at the expiration Of the year. No sub.
s"ription will be discontinued until all atraar.
ages are paid. except at the option Of tho publ
Usher.
B-ADvE RTIsEM u NTe insert.
cd at One Dollar por square, (TEN LINES, or
hss,) the first insertion, aud Fifty Cents
'or each continuance Al advertisements nlust
'e marked Nth the number Of insertions required
n they iOilbs continued until forbid, and e!arg
ed accordingly. PAYMENT TO BE MADE
WHEN THE ADVERTISER INT Is LEFT
FOX INSERTloN OR ON DRMANn.
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Notice.

'NIIE undersigned have the pleasure 10
inform their friends, that they have
su cceeded in extending their policy or In
surancc, to the Jackson and Clinton De-
pots. and all other points on the Clinton
and Port Hudson Railroad.
AIl Cotton, therefore, hereafter, con.
signed TO jenkins & Bonner of New Or.
leans, will be fully covered by insurance
as soon as received and recepted for by
the Company ,oithou any additional charge
10 Me Planter.
From the great exposure Of Cotton to
fire whilst on the cars, and the Bank at
Por; Hudson, we view this arrangement
as highly advantageous 10 our friends,
and we trust it will secure their approval
and patronage. ]. BONNER, 4 CT.
Clinton, Nov. 90, 1871, ,f48
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NOTICE.

n ETTERS Of Administration having
Ia been granted 10 The undersigned on
the Estate Of Herbert Firth, Deceased,
al the Sept'r. Term, le4I, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite County, all persons ndebt-
cd TO said Estate are required to make im-
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same are requested TO present
Them within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred recovery.
JANE +. d. FIRTH, Adm'x.
JOHN Il. FIFTH, Admir-.
Sept. 81, 184l. 40w6
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ON HAND,
TIE FELECIANA
Female Institute.

n NDER the superintendent of Mrs.
v Lacy, assisted by Mrs. Doctor
Cook and three other ladies, will be open
ed, at the residence Of DR.. Lacy, Presi-
dent of The College of Louisiana, in the
village Of Jackson, on the 10th OF Janua-
ry l842. Mrs. Lacy will give instruction
in Moral Science, the French Language
and female manners Mrs. Cook in draw
ing and painting, and music and the
other ladies' in orthography, reading, wri
ting and arithmetic, geography, gram
mar, history, rhetoric, algebra, the nalu.
raj sciences, fancy work, &c. The prices
for tuitioe, board, &C., will be similar TO
thase changed in other respectable Semi~
naries in the neighborhood, and will be
made known on application.
jackson, Dec. 8, l84l. 3m50
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d UST received
- pieces surperfne (Ky.) Jeans
4 " Cassine,t,
2 Printed Flannel,
4 {" Printed Mareno for chill
dren's dresses.
The above all offered very low for cash
only. II, W. HITCHCOCK, & Co.
Dec. 2, 1871 40 If.
lust received at our cash store,
u 4 boxes Imperial Tea.
r. w. HITCHCOCK, & Co.
Dec. 9, I84l 49tf
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IN O Mist AXE! !"
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION

REALITY AND NO PUFF "
HNHE subscriber respectfully informs
the inhabitants Of Liberty and its
vicinity, that he has made an arrange
ment with large firm in The city Of New
Orlerns, for a general assortment Of win
ter clothing aud Dry Goods, which he
will offer for sale al the lowest cash pr-
ces He will keep conslantly'on hand u
large assortment oil Loweli's and Brogans
made al the Peniienuary Baton Rouge.
Italian and French Gro de NAP,
Swiss and French muslins,
English and French calico,
Merrmac and Rowen calico,
English and French mercno,
Kentucky and Slubensyile Jeans,
Bomba2lnes,
Circassians,
Grape,
Lnsey,
Hard Times,
Furniture calico,
Irish Linnens,
German Lnnens,
DfesS Oapes,
Ladies CIoaks,
lnserings,
Boys clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Ladies and Gents. Silk Hose,
do do LINEN and Cotton do,
do do Silk thread cotton and
Leather Gloves,
Silk bonnetls,
Straw do,
Leghorn do,
Ribbons,
LINEN and Calico shirts,
Umbrellas,
Blanket Koarsey Cloth and Pilot
Oyefcoas
Cass,mer and Cassinei pantaloons,
Silk, Satin, Velvet, Wolen velvet
and Cloth Vests,
Besides great many other articles TOO
numerous to parlicuIarize.
N. B. LowelI's at l2 Q cts. per yard,
Negro shoes 81 81 Ia els per
pair. LEVY DREYFtSS:
Nov. 10 184l 47-tf
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\ UST received at our Cash Store fresh
eE from Northern cities.
so blanket coats,
25 pr casinet pants.
so do. Hard times do,
rs do. fine casimer, do,
25 Winter Vests,
4 Cases hats,
Broad ream Beaver,
Fashonube do,
Silk do,
Mareno under shirts and drawers,
Angola, I"
/ Piece fine carpetins,
4 Cases boots,
100 pr. Misses kip brogans,
so do. do Jack Dowings
SO do. Fine brogans,
so do. Boys kip brogans,
so do, Russels do,
SO do. Wonen's calfskn shoes,
so do. Ladies PruneIIa,
100 do. do. kid shoes,
so do. do. walking shoes,
100 do. Common do.
The above articles will be sold at New
Orleans prices for cash only.
T. W. HITCHCOCK, 4. Co.
Nov. 25, 1871, if42
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JUST RECEIVED,

A Fresh assortment of Winter Goods. a
IN mongst which may be found large as.
sortnent of Mousan dc LANES of the latest
Paris fashions, at low Prices, also a handsome
assortment of French, English and American
prints A fine lot Worsted and Merino Shawls,
and Merino Hose.
HEAVY GOODS.
Negro Cloths, heavy LoweIls, Negro Blan-
kets, &c all of which will be sold very low for
the Cash only.
r. w. HITCHCOCK g. CO.
Liberty, Oct. %, lS4l. A
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-16

TNHE Quarto Form contains Sixteen
a. three column pages, elegantly prin-
ted, in convenient form for binding, oc.
caslonally embellished with Engravings,
and Music. The second volume Of the
Quarto was commenced on the first Of
January, 1874 and new volumes will be.
gin on each first OF January and LIST OF
July hereafter, making two volumes per
year of4l6 pages each, to which title
page and index will be given, and which
when bound, will form a most valuable
repository ofthe Periodical Literature Of
the day.
The Folio form contains four large.
cight-column pages, elegantly printed, and
illustrated with engravings from original
or new designs.
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NOTICE.

A Ill persons are hereby rorwarned
IA from trading for NOE drawn by
me in favor Of John McFaddin for the
sum Of fifty dollars drawn on the llth of
November instant, and payable one day
after date, the considerations for which
said note was given having entirely failed.
am determined moi to pay said note un-
less compelled by law.
THO'S GORDON.
Nov. l8 I84l STAT.
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Trustees Sale.

NJ OTlCEis hereby given, that for
In the purpose Of closing a deed Of
trust executed in my favor by Walter B.
Wealhersby, for the protection of Solo,
mon Weathersby, against certain debts
therein stated, which said deed Of trust
bears dale The 18Th day OF September, A.
ID. 1899. Also, in pursuance of a further
subsequent agreement in wiring bearing
cate The 9Th day Of September, A. b.
184l.
will sell on Monday the 20lh day Of
December next, before The door of the
court house in Liberty, within The usual
hours prescribed by law, the fol Swing de-
cribed property on credit of one and two
years from the first of January next
l842, viz i: The south west quarter Of
section thirlysix, township!three OF range
Tour east, containing one hundred and
fifty three and seventy.eight one hun.
dredth acres the north west quarter Of
section one township two oil range four
east, containing one hundred and fifty
six eighly>fve one hundredth acres; West
halt OF the north east quarter Of section
one TOWNSHIP p Two range four east, contain
ing sevenly-cight iorIylwo one hundredlh
acres West half OF The south east quar-
ter OF section thirly-sx township three
oi range tour east, containing seventy
eight eighteen one hundredlh acres; West
hall of The south west quarter of ion
thirty one township three OF range FIVE
east, containing seventy -eight forty five
one hundredh acres; and the east hall OF
The mort beast quarter Of section one town
ship two range four east, containing Sc
venty eight lorty~two one hunIredlh a.
cres. Also the following properly on "A
credI; on one year from the first day Of
January next 1912, viz one wagon, four
yoke oil oxen, three head Of horses, 80
head Of sheep, Is head Of stock cattle,
one sci Of blacksmith's tools, farming uten-
sils.
Notes with sufficient security will be
required The Trustees will Convey
such titles TO the purchasers as are cons
veyed TO hin in law trust decd only, which
are considered entirely good.
Z. NJ DAVIS, Trustee.
Liberty, Mss, Nov. |, 184l As
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI: |
ANTE COUNTY.

ANTE COUNTY,
10 all persons interested in The real estate
of Hwn J. CaidveH decSdSed-GREETING
W GU are hereby cited TO be and APP
n pear before the Probate Court OF
said county, on The fourth Monday OF
December next, and show cause if any
you can, why the same should not be sold,
TO wit: describ d in tho will Of George
Caldwell, deceased, as lying in township
five, OF range four wes, in Kinds county,
il being one half Of tract of land owned
by said Geo. Caldwell deceased, on four
teen mile Creek.
Witness John Walker, Esq, Judge
OF Probate ofsaid county, the 4th Monday
OF October A. d. l84l.
S.R. DAVIS, Crk.
Issued Goth Oct l84l 4t47
November l4th 1871.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

oIKAfED ON SlOLEN
HNROM the subscriber, short time
w. since, Bay PONEY, IA hands
high, 7 or 8 years old, back bruised by
saddle, shod on fore feet, with Spanish
brand on leh thigh, and PAGES and trols
tolerably well. Any person taking up
said horse, or giving me information res
pccting him, shall be literally rewarded
r. w. BROWN.
Oct. 28th 1879 A
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golrtroctpale 9aunlebip, III ber gauntp
8erfs. empfeblem 0apio 81. @abaman, ben
Sittiteaer, ais ididItbe psrlon ein lBirtbs'
cocr Safbaue 3u baItsn nno besense
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nen, fir weIhes CT uin einen grlaubnibIbein
nahfuht. unc pab CT biuldnali6 init Naum
nnc SequemIittfcit perfeben it, u,n Srembe
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ttuuen, unb bab fol6es Wirtbss ober Sait:
baus nottpeuoia 1T, fir bic Bequsmltbfit
bee 'publfums in 5iniett Der BeWirtbuus
unp Seberterauns Sremeer unn Nei1euce..
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Jfaae Sitter Ssors 1BeIner.
Saniel Shtnsr, Daniel Woper,
Saniel Sitter, Sobn Gulpn.
Saeob Suloin, Sobu Sabel,
3bomae Sbancr, Gam. 8. &aneiS.
Jcbn Wittsr.
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ltne CT tittrt &c.

2D ir bic llnterftbrisbcncn. ginwobner bon
&anaiebwam 9auniebp, in 8erte gauntp, ems
pfeblsm 4aron 4lbrisbt. ben BittItsllsr, als
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nit, ea6 ct in Sinnht rsr Waailatsit uno
gbrliehfcit in antsm Nufe ttebt; oab mir bas
5aus,in wshem CT bic 9Dirttfbaft 81 tetrel'
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nit ytaum unp 8squemliheslt aur 8e'plr
tbuns unb 9eberberauna bon Sremesn nno
Neiiencsn psrfeben feIn rpiro, Hns baB ae"a'''
tes Witbs. Deer &afbaus fir bic 8equem'
lie6tsi Der NeiIcnoen ,pie oes 'pItllpams Il.
berbaupt notbwcnpi9 1T.
Sobn Nomia, 9Bllbslm mstrp.
Scbn walbsrt, gbriItan OouteI,
Benjamin Rer6er, SaIomon Stse!er
Scbn 5aas, O1atban &. 9aas.
Slatban 6aas, 6cratio Sritt,
qBIIliam 9rsrler, ScIcmcn Sreoeri4.
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procla nj Il t 8 II.

Staebeem ber adtbare Jobn Sanfe, Csc.
pre1cent Der usrIebieoenengcnr pcngom.
mon pleas, bes britten &eri6tsbe3irfs be.
nsbsno aus ben gannties Serts, Slortbamp'
ton uno tseba. in psnnIpbanisn, unb Nib,
tsr Der nnterIebistlidem gourtsn BON Opsr
uno 9erminsr, her UierteliabrlihenGisunsen
uno aasemcinsr SefansniB erlsb,auns, in
sebaebten gaunties, nnb Wlatrbias 9. Neis
haro unb miaiam GbDaine. gsqs., Ni6tsr
Der gourtsn Don Oper unb 4erminer, Der
bierteljdbrlihen 9isnnsen unb aasemeiner
&efamsMs Grlspisuns, fir b. Nibtuas bon
6aipt. uno anfern Ssrbreetsn in sebadbtem
gauntp Serfs, ibrem Befebf an nth aisss'
felt baben, Datirt Neabins, ben Item Stoobr.
A. ID. l841, worin fte eiMe Court bone ON,
mon pleas bee aqsemsinen pierteltabr ltebsn'
9tsunsen, Oper unb 9erminer nnb aaSemtts
NIT Ssfansni6 grleoisuns antsranufn, tpsI'
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Gin 16dbbares Su6,
6etttelt:
Ut. Netmrtch Mueller's
GetItltebe ErduiCfftunpen

Der llntrrfbrietsne 1T sslonnsu, fo6alr
llb cine bnldnsliebe 4nSabI Gubfer,bsntsn
einFnorn, tas bcribmte l1erf gum 9ruf 1,l
tef6rcern. Sadeltise 1T bon Uislen Saulcns
ben in Oeutftlano nit srodem Slusen unc
Se9eM 9ele1en DcrbeiI, unb 1T autb bier iK
Imerifa ribmlitit befannt, belcnoers mans
den bcut6o6cn Yreoiaern, psrfhifpensr Con,
fslllonen, tpsIdbe tsreit Itno ca0elbe III enpfeb:
len. es sntbalt furje Nbbanplunssn 6ber
bic perihisosnsn 5auptlsbrsn uno pfihtsn
Der Nslisiou Seiu gbriIti uno bureb feline
nsutlitbs uno semsiufablihe Sprahe, EN-:
pfcblt es ab Selebrten uno linaelsbrteu.
Die Flare 9arttelluna a6ttli6sr wabrbels
ten, nno bic mlanniafaltiaesit Der Seasnttdns
re, pslebs in Demislben abssbanpslt ,perpcu.
laTtn erwarten, DAP ss aG,n crf(eten $sIern
III Imsrta chen 70 anaenebm uno ertanltet
fein rperoe, ,pie es cem tbriitlhen putlltum
in Oeutfhlano 9epeIen. Scr Oerle9er bcfl
babsr cine bnlanalihe llnterltiBuns 3u be.
fomn,en, I'm peniaftens Die Soften bes Nbs
brufs peten 3u ftnnsn. gs 1T ibm niebt
barum 3u tbnn, profit nit oicfem llntermehs
men 3u maiden, foneern fein Cnoj,pef TT,
mie CT sIautt, ein b6berer mo tcferer - oas
alIscmciue 2Bobl fciner Wlitmenfhen. Gin
fur3asfa6tsr $sbsnslauf ocs Tutors, ruirb bic:
Iss 8uh teslsitsn.
Seoin9uu9en.
/. Dae werf tpro nabs al 600 Detab Sei'
ten sntbaltsu.
2. 9aGelts foa Itt6n unp iautsr ssbradt uno
GUT ssbnncen percen.
5. Ser preis lit nur Gin 9talsr bas grsm.
pIar - ;ab!bar tei usterlisferMns oee
Buh's.
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eie Bs3abluns gut febt, srbalt oas lite
unsntselplieb.
Jobn R. pfaub.
9uttritenten flv ctises wsrf msrpsn
III biefer Orudsrei ansenommen.
December 7, l84l.
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dhe scbalteu perosn foa 5u Nsapina. fir bic
Gauntp 8rrfs, auf oen eriten tlonta8
i'm ndebffen Januar itpclebes ten Stem oes
erfasten W1ouats Icn rpiro,) uno pelebe smei
1Boben oausrn fea--
Sp miro bisrmit Slahrittt ertteilt an ben
@crcner, ole Srieoensr,ehtsr uno gonttabel
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in pem 6efansniGe Oct gauntp 8srfs 1tne.
ooer bann Iein m6ssn, seri6tlih 3u uertabs
ren, 70 rpie es reebt irin mag.
Daniel Rfterly. Sbsrif.
Gbsrifs Nmt, &eaoin9,l
Seebr. Z, 1541. An.
MBot, erbalte Ole KepubliF y
S. Oie 3ensen umo Snrcre, rpelete auf er'
faate Court borasIaben ftnb, tperben erfutbt.
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Gefcses sa;u ss;,punsen. Stsft Hnjeiae miro
auf beGonpsrn Yefebl Der Court betannt &c
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sebt, ftd barnaeb ~ rihtsn baten.
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tp flnb sbrsrtistbisf erfuett Berttt bon &ss
eeanisanees unb 4nelaaen all einen ber pro.
feauirsnern Inrpalpe, pstr Sltsrt unb =.
prinsls Sonss, geas. einiss Gage Dor osr
Court At MAIDEN, 60 baB Bills 5utereitet
,peroem tntaen, fir oae 9anesln Der 9rano
Surp unb partcien, 3euaen unb bcipobnens
&c Surp fsins 3fit rerlisrsn.
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llnoermoaenbe Setuicner.

Stasbpem mir. bic ltuterfhrisbsuen. Bel bsr
Court pen Common 9pseas bon Serfs gaun
tp Inn bic qDobltbat Der Geisse, melete gum
Bsiten nnUerm6sencer @hulener ssmaht
norpcn, ansduett batsn, ,mp naetpem bic ers
iasts Court osn erffen s11onta8 i'm ndd,s
fen Januar, (namlieb ben 3tsn er5astsn
Dlonats) anteraumt Pat, ms uno ,mIsre
grebitoren am erGasten Sage, Yormttass
Inn 10 llbr, in bsm 9ourtbaipIe Der Gtabr
Nrapins, at3ubtren.; 70 ssbsn mir unfera
rslrsetiSsn grsoitorsn birmit ytaetriebt, ra.
nit 1te fteb bann uno eaId6lt einFnpsn ftus
usM ,psan fle IS fir aut baItsn.
Jobn malFer jr.
Jacob SboemaFer,
Gbarles u. Jobn
5alomon Il. 5teut,
Decsnber Z. Am.
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Heat tfrtrer's Slabrt6t

S(a6riott miro tiermt Se9e5cu oab bic fols
scno bcnauntsn psrfonsn, bic NsttnunSen
lbrer Srrwaltunssn Der 6tnterlanenfbaftcm
jener Ssrttorbsuen, osrsn S1amen untsn aus
ssflbrt ftnp, i'm - NesiItrirsr's Imte, - i'll
nnb oab oisfeIbsn Der lDailsneourt fir Gus
Iailnns uno SsitatiSuns porseIsst wsreen.
auf Sreitas, beu 7ten mdhiten Sanuar, 10
llbr Scrmittass, i'm gourtbIufe Der Start
Neapin9, nanlih:
pstsr &ons uub Saeob $ons. erseutorsn
ess peritorbsnen George sons.
Spette Nsbnuns Uon Daniel wenBel nno
Saepb Benssl, ISminltt. pcs prtltort. Sobn
1Dsnsel.
gatbarma 6up, SIaae Sun unp sotias
glonler, Hominiitrator bss Uertt. Htb. Sup.
Sobm Serlst mup Sscrse Serlet ereeus
tcrsn pss perit. paul SerIet.
Sacob SsturP, greeufcr pes psritprbenen
Sercmlas Scper.
4pam 9iensr, Scbn 9isnsr uno 5sinri6
9isusr, NDmin. psr perr. eatbarlna 9iene".
Saecb Niemail, Grceutor bes rtrttorbsnen
petr Nsman.
Oaaria 8opsr, ereeu:oriE Dss psritortsnen
Saeob Scper.
sbomas s. 8atborf grseutor Der peritor;
Semen elifatetb 5ctfinan.
@alomon 9mitb, grseafpr pss berfcrts'
nen George qBeis.
5slnrieb 9bompfon, 8crmunb bon gbrls
ttiana Games, jest Srau BON Sobn 3sstman.
6sinr,b 9bompfon, Sermnno BON Suian
ia Games, 9obser bes perjt. Qm. Games.
5smrib Ibompiom. Scrmuno BON gbrl:
ttiana &srn, elm Sobn une erbe bee "erftors
teueu QBilliam Rern.
6einrieb 5ottenten unb Scbn 9ollenbaeb,
4bmiM,tratcrsn bss perit. Jobm Sup.
Sobn SrosnbeiIer, Npmlnittrator oee Der
itorb. Slieolaus NotbenberSer.
Sapio Mieanb unp Sobn Sroenbsifsr, ERE
emtcrsn pes ssrtcrt. Gnorsas DieanN.
Srebrieb @sirsl, Sobn Ssiosl, Saeo5Sei.
bel unb 5emrih hSsipe, Icmintratoren bes
per0crbeuem Srieperid Seibet.
gbarles =. Sabsr, Hominiitrator BET bsr'
ttorb. glilabstb Grim, pelhs cine bon ben
uominitt. Des Verit. Sonatban Srim mar.
gbarles 3. Sater, Ipminiltrator BET Ucrs
ttcrb. gllfabetb Grim.
Sonatban 5aas, eiq, unb George Gnin.
ter, 2lpminitr. ,. Usrtt. W1aria 8enfsrmaebsr
Secrse 5einlp, 4ominiitratcr bss bsrttor'
tsnen Scorse 6einlp
D1aria Steiu, UomnittrateriM bee pHs
ttcrbsneu Ssorss Stein.
Jeel Ritter, Nssfrirer.
Stssitrirere Imt, 0saolns,
Oeeemb. 2L ls4l SIM
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I'm ben prefioent. unb bic GebdIfs.Rid-
ter uon Der Court Der uiertelidbrlideu
Sieun9ca oes Srieoeus &c. ju Reaoin9,
in unb fir Die Gauntp Berfs:
Bei BET Sanuars Sisun3 1842,-Oie Bitt.
fhrif bon 4arcn 4lbrisbt, bon &ans1hma,nn
9aunftip, Btrts gauntp, 3eist b6fihit {:
Oab euer Bittltelcr ein 6fentlietes Wirtbs.
baus ;u balten piniebt, all Dem nanliebs,
5auie, no felt nebreren uerfclIenen Sabrcn
3Sirtbfbaft aebaltsn tporOen BON Benjamin
sSait, Der seaenmirtis nceb in oetnftlbeu
wobnt er tittet oabsr Guer I6tbaren. ibm
elnen erlautnBftein 3u ertbeIen, um fhr
oas fommsnNe Sabr Wirtbiebaft baIten 3u
eilrten am splaBe pce ssMaunteM Benjamin
Sait.
ltnb CT tttst &C.
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