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NO. d PECK SLIP.

DR. CARPENTER, at hi; old mo,s-eoyered Di;psn.,r.
to SS and 5 e%
lief carly collegiate aud regular medical education and
sse1 sas sfaa ys sG@s
(caim. equocs foreign hononh: separate private OFF,
and for the .. o. s who and ap
himself personally ohe welfare of his pn'r9n, xpprNrra
s. Beware of all nostrurns and specific no.tum vendes
daily falling ys,%, TO q hs . S;s &, , Ssc The
s aT to he sn d SI em but NOR
ar sn.a 81 s%E M AbdAH9 In .f s,
from Which IsssS. !, i d.s !,
hsss Ss e viii Vii
% % 1sA hind
% Tss.s @ ss w nss Of aas
find the wholesale and retail price very moderate H.,
D 4sgN }S cS syS'
and A. Roor No s Broadway between Grand and J B,'.%e
sLDocoI Cape@,lle5 ss usual ds,o,e S his
% rs sees. "na 70 pse fs d.ss
and wen hnTwr rss1 P pg sss. Mo-
bo i 10 mSom he unknown that he regularly educated
sPd h: Ss% Yo s' ss & o and .pS
aned his diploma this in the s3l But Whit
s %ea cures Il. s might many viii
ssa ' . SIr a@S OF patients m TO
ocseryaiion and his charges viii be found rcsscp.bs
Office open until 10 o'clock r. NJ. mg2 lmsc
ID H. CURTIS, Veterinary Surgeon member Of the Royal
N. College. London and Fellow Of the London
Veterinary Medical Society begs 20 inform the nnbtlnt
New York aud j. neishborhood that he has JUS, arrived from
Ar all - branches 9s Cana! street, facing S. John,
CHURCH, where he respectfully soci1 their support H. H. G.
has brought with him his ipoma and every other certificate
the power OF the College TO grant also the highest
mendatory testimonials from the different Professors these
Combined Mh 70 years ,,sp:ve pr,Scs both town and
pom The Asncsn Public Horse md c,,tle me- ssai
10 part Of the county.
r. =. r. H. c. has had considerable exreriencc the
demic which has been prevalent catc u England
during the last two years rn2l lm.r
misunderstood Potter OF the ninth ward, leit hhs
l house the 5 for Jersey Cry, He was La. sc.n
on board Of the ferry boat leaving 70. that place no d
known that Tor h4vountay absence IN"
his family painful anxiety as = his late
IL large Of about hy years .ld and hve iss, rn
inches In height hair AID blue lie ad on wne w
le home olive brown dress cost pew pisis s'n n,
MIXED casspsre panaoons, aud brown bea'crcioh s".
Information % any person who has n since ne aie
noon of the 5h instant will be gratefully received ny h
'''""S' ''' may We wv WIN WEST < RUPEL,
mioiw.r So Wall street.
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CO. CHATHAM THEATRE-Nlr. Forests first be-
ne at this theatre takes place this evening when he APP
pears in his celebrated characters Of Richeeu and Viii.
liam Tell Mr. Forests personaton Of the crafty Card
nal is justly considered his chef dourre certain it that
other representative Of the character has in
eliciting such unanimous appreciation. The bare an
nouncement Of his benefit apart from the attractions offer
ed. is sufficient to ensure crowded house.
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on the las, column of fourth page msis
YoUNG MEMS, REpEAL' AssoCATIoN-A R.su.
the % s1fsof W. Wsns sa Hail.
hort. Will S' The s n
s selection Dsss % Be G laid h
seveia distinguished speakers have been invited address.
he meeting and full, band Of music engaged The friends of
JOHN J. DOYLE ist Vice President
} Tno. M h4ST Rec Secretaries nssl,.m
NEW YORK AND ALBANY IlAILROAD-The under
he'll. T a s ms sTa Fl C%ss Tpsnsd meeting
jet Of promising the construction Of airosdo ALBANY
low citizens thai has been found impractcabe to procure
within the time limited the Of subscriptions required
IL Then y:
pany the subscribers have no CONNECTION; 49,,
T. Z d%EHHSSsHgsoS, sA ESa s H9 SHfASS!S
f }as BBfSEffs sHEBAm RoBT C. doRSE NJ ,e
TO HOTEL KEEPERsE;Lhe Advertiser s. years Of age,
bar tender superinendent in first Establishment,
feels confident giving satisfaction Good references in i,
address c. E. g. at this Office will be runcmay attend.
StC0 AS REWARD-siolen from the subscriber on sa
hands ns foot SS on H. GS
switch taii Aso new saddle bride, and maIngae The
aoove reward w pc pau 20 any person VINO WI" restore inc
'''' '' HENRY LIVINGSTON.
,,oers r ~ M2tt street, or
m23 lt.r t37 Houston street.
PIG IRON65 ton. Of No Gar.shcrrrie Pig Iron, daily
Il, eypsG.sd from Liverpool per the ship sUsANNAH
ROCHE BROTHERS Co.
IN pr d.e,a. had
affinity and over which the have power.
Let all who a afflicted with sickness the
BKANDKIE;mH iA plLLSS .,. ,o. ,,,.
aua hcy are iconHehueuoy tnousahus whom hcy nae
sued "heh all oer means al" "e"'cnes I'D" proven ua'"
ing ;.,;a 81 q, ...o,n,. 81 III. .,, or
eomp,lcaop 81 Affections IN nineteen days by ne USE q me
% Vi l s me- 81 p u III ,h vi; -, ma sc h,
GNKE tx H ~ MATiiS N p
o%n st,., of psUhatc " ash,~,oo cnntv Nane heinz
duly sworn that he was taken Violently sick about SIX
sncc y, pans III ms w i nv I aus,
~, ,h ~ , ~ 49,, q: H. " - ~ ~ b., ra,
IL IA
not know wat was the me5 WIN % anu III, ne Tgud 10
@ wa, S, IRON ' ;yLr S o ih rcI
Min Of medicine. 10! psss@ ss lSSE mqa'
S s S%S'SS Siitdy
na oy besides , Affection Pc h a., oaa wGa @
NOR % Sss Al ma t9n 'e h u ms
hsS & d.S. me-, b c o b lian ne nob,
saw ,na, %, & 'ss'Ss rui ms id &
doctor told him tt medicine was Of no use him. that he
must Try to str about Al this time he was suffering the great
~ % a, s o' h Mse 50 ,ru. H. s o H. ~ ~;
most painful that the doctor said he would give him
r U PHI Which G dd Ton, III Bnsd,sax New Poh
IA, ,I
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AUCTION SALES.
,s. BY THOMAS BELL.
MONDAY.

Y.
Al II o'clock ia the sales roon,
wings choice books Sc ON MonasySl p,Ia'nss framed snSra
street formerly the Episcopal pes a e Gs rooms = An,
"" Variety F saIemDry Gosds clothing .,,.,,.
g and pledged articles watches, peuey hosiery greereS
Also, about $50 volumes very choice Books which will be
Also trunk excellen, Summer Clothing 20 h,ndsone blou
saabrooS LONDON aud french CLOTH sss a
gloves fine LONDON shirts three watches guns 90 box
' WINE two chests TritEsID,Aa'Y Of e'oeheFy A''
&a sv ' o Of sofas chairs and French bed
And and Fulton sale rooms will be sold the entire
by order and under the direction Of g. DIu Esq
WEDNESDAY.
a, lOE O'Clock, in the sale room.
Large sac Of elegant f THHEsp6lA.Y!a descriptions
@SfS an 's E9R" 1s es Ave- ,s
did Fsnolosle y rs c second hand do Do
.s f a%' Ssl WIZ i 3,
n, ORGANS and otbe articles the Inc also harp and paao
music valuable books, &e.
AT lo1s O'clock IN the sales rooms
pledged dsso c a"a y su SSod .s.a sg''aS %a
cases AothesaIy synse' and ether surgical instruments
Splendid Furniture ali descriptions s''' rooms ma,r
N2ToSSEM Tq kEUR M ~
TSpld draw The attention Of The public t sell spen
s sS % Sss. D .ss
aSa al FOR ALBANY & TROY, and inteme-
G@E' date pl.es;;TvThs sd s;2end!d low pressure
will leave The foot Of Courtlandt this (Nonday) aer
The DE WITT CLINTON Capt s. r. Roe, Tomorrow
afternoon, at O'Clock.
The above substantial boats fitted up with elegant
Rooms and for accommodations unnvaled the Hudson.
.sea<:s,,1 >zol CHhAr "A AND D., PLEASANT EXCUR-
x---aS2- boat WAVE will. Sunday the 22d instant,
leave Pier No. North River at O'Clock and II A NJ
O'Clock and T. NJ. Leave Staten Island 2 and 10 A. NJ
i2,s and ~ 2 NJ Fare e Is WAY O. cents
the 23d leave Staten Island R o'clock A. NJ and
l2P NJ. Leave New York IL 2 o'clock, and i2 r. NJ. till
further notice MO- 3t-c
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
HESE far-famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
10 be obtained in this country. See advertise
men the last column of fourth page. ms is
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CAMPHENE,

WEBB through hi. inventions Of the articles known
w Camrhene and Webbs Burners has thrown too much
ghtened public being led by which
may seem convey the idea thai the Camrhene
be obtained at any establishments this CITY, except the old
established EMPORIUM OF LIGHT, tl8 Broadway, corner
Canal which conducted ondeI the immediate snpcrn
tendence Of the subscriber who well known to be the og
''' ''''' " A. v. H. WEBB, General Supt
mo22ws.c iI8 Broadway, cor. Canal st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23

EA TO LET-lmme date Possession-The three loft. Of
f9 the Brick Store, No. New street. door from Wall
street has two excellent offices communicating on tbs
For Sale or to Let the superior Brick House, No So
Fourteenth street. Sixth Avenue with cellar
and attic This House very excellent, and will be
changed for improved Property the lower of the city
for vacant lots.
For Sale, Of the hes, Pews in the South Dutch Church.
Murray street; also, one-haf of Pew in middle aisle of
Dutch Church Nassau street Each pew is the pulpit
Apply az Office No in 60 w all street, or to
w. A. CARTER,
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Petition tor the Pardon Of HoLnes-L.e at Home
Penalty for Marrying a Minor - Accident :
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12
NOVICE

ENTERS iestamenlary on the es.
state Of Jane Bates, deceased, have
ng been granted 10 the undersigned at
llheNoyembor term l84l, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite county all persons in
dcblcd TO the said estate, are requested 70
make immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims against will present them with
in the time prescribed by law, or they
win be forever barred
RICHARD RATES, Ex'.
Dee. o. l84l Gw50
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12
NllTlCE.

q ETTERS Of Administration on
the estate Of Eliza R. Saunders, de
ceased, having been granted to the undo r.
signed, at the December term 1871, Of
the Probate court Of Amite county. An
persons indebted to said estate, are re.
CURED to make immediate payment, aud
those having claims against the same are
required to present them within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be force
yer barred. E. L. BRAMLET, Admir-.
January 8, l842
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12
Trustees Sale.
VK7 HEREAS, Hugh w. Cunningham
" by deed bearing date the 18Th

I
" by deed bearing date the 18Th
of March, A. ID. 1889, conveyed to the an
dersigned the following property to wit
"a tract of land situated lying and be.
ing in the county Of Jefferson, aud State
of Mississippi, on Horse Creek and the
quarter, the south east quarter, the east
half Of the south east quarter, the north
quarter Of the north east quarter, and the
south east quarter Of the north east quar-
ter section No. twenty five, in township
eight Of range number Jour, cast, in the
district of lands sold at Washington Mis-
sissippi, cortainingg in the whole four
hundred and eighty -four acres and TWEEN.
ty one hundredth, being the same enter-
ed by one Joseph George, on the 9Th OF
March A. ID. 1886, and also being the
same sold by the said Joseph George and
Mary his wife, It .ienry &. Street, and
Hugh W. Cunningham, by deed, which
said deed was admitted to record in the
office of Probate Of Jefferson county, on
the 21st of August 1888. Also, the south
west quarter of the north east quarter of
section twenty-five, township eight range
four, east, containing forty acres, 90 he
same more or less, sold by one Miles Il.
Anderson, 10 the said Henry G.. Street,
and Hugh w. Cunningha1s by deed bear.
ing da.e the twen.y-tirst day Of January
A. d. 1887, and admitted to record, IN
the Probate office Of Jefferson county,
aforesaid on the twenty first day of Au-
gust A d. 1888, aud also a portion Of it
being that sold by the said Henry G Street
and Victoria his wife, TO the said Hugh
w. Cunningham, by deed bearing date
the Isl of January 1889" A more par.
ticular description of which said premises
may be found IN record, of deed book d.
pages 42l, 422, 423, ia the office of the
Clerk Of the Probate Court Of the county
and State aforesaid.
In trust, and 10 secure the payment of
two certain promisory notes therein spe-
Gifted, drawn by the said Cunningham in
favor of one Henry G. Street, bearing date
LIST Of January, A. d. 1899, and also fur
Their to secure and save harmless the said
Street from all liabilities, due from the
late firm Of Cunningham q Street, which
satd Two promlssory notes and liabilities
now remain due and unpaid And, where
as, the said Henry G. Street, the holder
of the said promssory notes, and IiabiII- .
ties, for whose benefit the said trust was
created, has required the undersigned to
sell the said property, conveyed IN trust
as aforesaid. Now therefore, be it known
that the said trustee, by virtue of the
authority vested in me, by said deed Of
trust, shall on the 28th day Of February
next, at one O'Clock p. NJ, at the door Of
the Court house of Jefferson county alore.
said, expose the aforesaid lands at pubs
lie auction to the higest bidder for ready
money, or SO much thereof as shall be
sufficient TO pay the amount due on said
promisoory notes and liabilities aforesaid
including interest and all costs, and ELS
penses Of executing said trust and shall
make to the purchaser or purchasers
such title as is vested in me by said deed
of trust. C. I. MILES, Trustee.
Jan. 22 1912 3
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12

VFVIIE undersigned have the pleasure to
inform their friends, that they have
succeeded in extending their policy Of In
surancc, to the Jackson and Clinton De-
pots, and all other points on the Clinton
aud Port Hudson Railroad
HI Cotton, therefore, hereafter, con.
signed to Jenkins q Bonner Of New Or
leans, will be fully covered by insurance
as soon as received and receipted for by
the Company 'oiiFom any additional charge
TO The Planter.
From the great exposure Of Cotton to
fire whilst on the cars, and the Bank at
Port Hudson, we view this arrangement
as highly advantageous to our friends,
and we trust it will secure their approval
and patronage. J BONNER, D. Co.
Clinton, Nov. 90, 1871. lfl8
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A LIST Of letters remaining in the Post Of
| N fee at Liberty, on the LIST of Jan; le42,
If not taken out before the LIST of March will
be sent to the General Post Office as dead let
tors.
A. Wilson Andrews, Henry Anderson, Will
lam Aills, :,
Polly Brown, Miss Polly Butler, James f. Bates,
jeremiah Bass, William Byrd,
! c. %. A Coyngton ?, Miss Alice r. Claugh-
ton. Griffin F. Caughton, Mrs Elizabeth Cow
lard VIM. X. CAIN Isaiah Cain, G Cain.
| d Elizabeth Donman ?, William Duncan.
/ Il. Edward Finch,
! q Reniamn Graves, William Gordon, j. p.
Gordon, Mrs Sarah Gale,
| H. Mrs. Elizabeth Huygood, VIM. X. Ham
/ jlton D II. llakcs, Elizabeth io ID, Alexander
Hughes Thomas Hood, H. ferrington, VIM D.
llales.
/. sampson johnson, VIM r. Jackson, Al
len Jackson.
NJ. j. q. l.. McGohoc, John Henry Marsh,
q. Mcdowell, VIM. NJ. or VIM. a. Miles, Gin
ton McGehco, James McGehce.
N. Matthew j. Nicely, G. w. Neal
p. M. q. Pool, LOWS Patterson or John Ow.
en-.
Il. r. NJ. D. Rogers, Lomuel Reams, Charles
Ratcliif, James +, Robinson, Jas. VI. Robertson
$. Ambrose Smith samuel smith, J. A.
sharp, Messrs l.. Stewart, g. Co., Reuben Smith,
Orcstcs l.. Smith.
T. VIM. NJ. Taylor ,, David Taylor, James
Taylor, Johu Travis m
Vs. VIM. Winlns, Raj. Williams, James
Williams, Neal Wilkinson, Joha W. Wilson,
Robert Wilson, Thomas Wicker
SAM; TlLLOlSON, I. NJ
Persons calling for y Of the above letters
will please say they are advertised
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.,
u ETIERS Of administration having
IL been granted TO the Undersigned al
the November term l84l, Of the Probate
Court OF Amio county, on tie estate OF
William McKoy, deceased all persons
indebted to the said deceased, are reques~
ted to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will
present them according to law, or they
will forever be barred.
THEO: MCKNIGHT, Admr.
Dec. g. l84l Gw5O
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12
Jan IS
EducatiOn.

AVlNG devoted the month Of Jan.
IN uary TO the settling Of my pecu
mary matters--l shall commence tuition
on the first Monday in February, at my
house two miles east Of Liberty Those
who may apply can be boarded alta mod
era price but they viii 10 expected to
possess industry aud docility,
JOHN r. CAULFEILD
Jan 20 1919 iif
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n Office.

A LII persons indebted to the under
~ signed, are requested to come
forward and settle their accounts, as fur
Their Indulgence is out of my power; my
accounts are left in the hands Of d. Jew
EFT, who will receipt for the same. All
who fail to make satisfactory settlements
by the first Of February, will find their
accounts in an officers hands Tor colec'
ton. }. '. VIXEN.
Jan: 22 1842. 81
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12
NEW PORK, LARD, 8.r.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
EURING my absence James F. Low.
a y ry, Esq, is my authorised agent.
Persons indebted to the estate Of DR.. L.
Carroll, deceased, will find their notes
and accounts in Mr.. Lowry,s hands,
Such are particularly requested to settle
Immediately as the indulgence, of t1o law
will only be given hereafter.
J. NJ. SMILEY.
January 1912. ST.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12
NOTICE

.TVHE undersigned, are pleased in be
inc able 10 announce 10 elrlrends
ard the public, that they have extended
their policy Of Insurance, TO the different
depols OF the Clinton aud Port hudson
Railroad, and those shipping Cotton 10
us in future are assured hat all losses on
the Railroad or bank az Port llldson By
fro will be fully covered by Insurance.
f.. SMITH, s. Go.
New OrIcaus, 23l Dec. lGll 52nt"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12
AMlTE ACADEMY.

NM f. have for sale al Clinton Lou,
wv isiana, FlFTY.SlN negroes, a
mong which are FIRST rate cooks, carpcn-
ters house servant, ~ @, persons wishing
10 purchase will hud 10 to their interest
10 give US call, eos wo arc determined 20
sell as iow as they can possibly 10 bought
aud terms accommodating
TAYLOR g. NELSON.
Clinton, la, Dec Q. lm50.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12
JUST RECEIVND,

A Fresh assortment Of Winter Goods, n
N mongst which may be found Iarye as
sortncnt of Mouslain dc LANES Of the latest
Paris fashions, at low Prices, also handsome
assortment of French, English and American
arInts. A fine lot Worsted and Mcrno Shawls.
pnd Merino Hose
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12
HENRY G.. STREET,
A CARD
ATTORNEY AT LAW

NJ Office is hereby given that from
IN and after this date, will receive
nothing but specie in satisfaction Of exc
cutions returned to me from the US!Court
as marshal of the Southern District Of
Mississippi, unless specially ordered to
receive bank notes by the plaintiffs them
selves.
ANDERSON Miller,
Marshal.
Jan Is 4t2
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12

A 1.-THE February torn l842. Of the
"a Probate Court of Amile county
Will present my accounts for final settle
ment and allowance as Guardian of Ada
line &. FOust, Sarah Il. Faust, Ocmyia
d, Faust, ?, 7. Faust, Margaret l.. Faus.
and Alfred j. Faust, minor heirs OF NJ
5. Faust, deceased, at which time all hose
interested can attend ifthey think proper
d. cox, Gaardiaa
Jan. 8 1842
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State of Mississippi
ANTE COUNTRY


To all persons Interested in the real estate
ofJoin B. Sceariagan, dcc'd-GRGErING.
NTOU are hereby cited to be and ap.
4 pear before the Probate Court Of
Amito county on the fourth Monday in
February next, and shcw cause if any
YOU can. why the same should not be sold,
10 wit The east half Of The south cast
fourth Of section 9, in township 2, OF range
4. east, containing seyenty~eight acres,
and sixty-eight one hundredlh Of an acre
orland directed to be sold al Washington
Mississippi also, thre town lots in the
town Of Liberty, known and designated
on the plan Of said town as lots No. !, 3,
and in square No. g.
W., Witness John Walker, Esq,
SsgN.K. Judge Of Probate orsaid coun,
T. y 4 4 Il &c S' %sa eo:.' q .s. Be-
cember, A. d. l84l s, 4. DAVIS, CIk,
Issued, Janury s, 1912. J
The WoodviIe Republican will copy
The above and charge this office.
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n CIV Drug Store.

AT Or. ]. v WREN's OFFICE,
corner oil Main aud Holmes Streets, in the town
r,n Of Liberty, Miss
U9l received, and for sale the follow
mo Mnlicinns ~. wv"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12

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ten du6mahtcu. Der auberr patrcn, oem
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oddtig ousieben uuo Elm S pcriId)tig uno
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baber Dor SILT 9icrtbampton.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-09
aeI,n G. CALHOUN.

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