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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05
Jan. Is 1842
HENRY G.. FET
ATTORNEY AT LAW

AlIuhNbI Al LAW
LAS permanently located himself, at bis
III plantation seven miles below Liberty
where he will always be found when not profes
sionally engaged, Any business entrusted to his
care in the Circuit or Probate Courts of Amite
shall have his undivided attention, as he does
not intend 10 extend his practice beyond the
limits Of tire county.-Address, Liberty Amite
County, Mississippi.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05

ANN. WITNESS the Honorable
&%V William Coney Judge OF
AANN< the Probate Court, of Pike
} county the fourth Monday in
"WsN Jan'ry A. d. one thousand
eight hundred and (orty-two,
Issued The Sd day Of February l842.
Il. D, PADELFORD, Crk.
Feb. l2 l842 6w6
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PORT HUDSON AND BAYOU SARA
PACKET,

TIME new and elegant steamer LUDA,
THOMAS CLARK, master, Quilt cx-
pressly for the trade,) will run as reg
ular weekly packet between New Or
leans and the above ports, leaving New
Orleans every Sunday at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, Bayou Sara on Wednesday same hour.
and Port Hudson same day, after the ar
rival Of the Railroad cars.
The Luda will also take freight and
passengers for Foniania, having engaged
10 touch regularly at the landing.
For freight or passage apply on board,
orte JENKINS g. BONNER.
NeD Orleans.
Ian. 51842
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05
JUST RECEIVED,

A Fresh assortment Of Winter Goods. a
IN mongst which may be found large as
sortinent Of Mouslan de LANES Of the latest
Paris fashions, at low Prices, also handsome
assortment Of French, English and American
arints. A fine lot Worsted and Merino Shawls,
pnd Merno Hose
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05
NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PIKE COUNTY.

PROBATE COURT: TO JANUARY TERM, 1912.
10 all persons interested in the real estate
Of Michael Jones, deceased-GREETING
VOU are hereby cited 10 be and ap.
pear before the Probate Court
of Pike county, at the Court House in
llolmesvllle, on the 4th Monday in Feb'ry
1912, and show cause if any you can
why the administrators of said deceased,
should not have an order granted him,
10 sell the following described real estate
belonging TO the said deceased, 10 wit -
The south East quarter Of section No. 5
township No. 2, range No. IL, east con-
tanning one hundred and flty-fye and SO
one hundrelth acres, the west half of the
south west quarter of section No. 4, town
ship No. 2 range No. | l east, containing
rs and II l00th acres And the south
east quarter Of the north west quarter OF
section No. township No. 2 range No
| east, containing forty acres. 1t is fur.
Their ordered that this citation be publish
ed in the HolmesviIe Wing and Liberty
Advoca te six weeks.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05

Am hand at our cash st ore a lot O
" Cane Bottom Chairs.
IT. w. HITCHCOCK, 4 CO.
January8, 1919
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AT Dr. j. V. WREN's OFFICE,
Corner of Main and Holmes Streets, in tho town
OF LIBERTY, Miss.
UST received, and for sale tho follow
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05

+'AlsSs
and for sale the follow
Spt. Hartshorn,
Paregoric,
Syrup squills,
Spiced syrup Rhub.
Brandreth's Pills,
Peters do.
Tomato do.
Vinegar squills,
Ess. peppermint,
!" Cinnamon,
A." Menth hort.
Muriatic acid,
Nitric do.
DR.. NJ. Cannon's Fe.
yer and Aguc mix.
ture,
Rowland's celebra-
ted Tonic mixture,
Carpenters ex. pink
root,
Swaim's Vermefugo,
Essential oil worm
seed,
Carpenters syrup
sarsaparilla and Gu
bebs,
New England cough,
syrup,
Bateman's drops,
DR. Peters Vegetable
Stomachic,
Tourlinglon's Bal
Of life,
Harrison's adhesive
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Another Fire-Indinnn e. g. Scnnfor-1iii.
nois U. g. Senator.
Corresponoepce OF The Tribune.
BALrrxoar, Wednesday morning, O'clock.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
BaLrraoRE, Wednesday morning, O'clock.
There was another fire in this city last night.
Il broke ont in clothing store of Mr.. McLaugh-
lin is Lisht.street, opposite Leestreet, and soon
extended 10 the grocery of r. McWilliams adjoin-
ing, and then 10 small building occupied by Mr..
Myers as tin shop. All burned down, belonged
to Mrs. Amstead and was insured for s4,ooo.
We have accounts from Indianapolis to the 10Th
inst. No election FOR T. S. Senator had then been
made, and there was no prospect of an early eiee-
ton. letter from Indianapolis says:
"Of the election Senatorial, l can only say that
all is doubt. BY the intrusion of the Loco-t oeo
member in the House, the parties are balanced
There is an instructed Loco-Foco who promises TO
obey his instructioas but there is also instruct
ed Whig One Loco-Fe Feco memberi dangerously
i'll, unable to attend the sittings of the House, and
doubtless on his death-bed. Among the Wings
there prevails the most selfsacrihcing spirit If
their union with the impracticables will secure
either the election Of Smith or Marshall, they will
cordially yield. My own impression is that the
election may be postponed until the next session" "
The Wing who is said to be instructed is from
Monroe and Brown Counties, but upon what fair
ground it can be pretended that ne should obey,
while several Loco-F ocos-such, for instance, as
Homer, from the Wing County Of Wasne-will
not, it is difficult TO tell. think, from present
appearances, there will be no election this winter.
The election in the Illinois Legislature for a
SENATOR of the United States to take plaee Oh
the 18th inst.
No Southern mail this morning, and no Wash
ngtoa papers, as they did not publish to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

FIRE AT ALsASY.-The Albany Atlas Of Mo-
day afterneoR states that fire broke out on S,,-
day nigh which destroyed thslargs brick breservo,
the dock owned by D. G. Gtegory-la;sly occupss
by Howard s. Ryckman. The malt hsuse aa;s;,
ing and several other buildings took FIRE, bar wa,.
soon extinguished. The FIRE is believed to h,,,
been the work Of an incendiary.
FIRE IN CHARLESTON, S. Con tie I7,h i,
slant, FIRE at Charleston, S. c. broke GU, in i.
dwelling of Mrs. Beekman and swepe the e,li-.
range of the street Twelve stores and hab;,a,;o,,
vera destroyed with thirty cords of wood an.
$4,000 slaves and shingles. The names Of tho,,
who suffered loss were as follows: Eagas BsaL
man, three stores, kitchen and house. and m
outbuldings; w. s. Croft, three stores Al
Mariana, store and out-buildings; Mrs. Mira,
Henry, two stores Miss Charlotte A. Myers. ,vo
stores and kitchens; Mrs, Zachariah Cogdell ,v,
stores, kitchens, &c.
Mlss1se.-About the l9,h OF Nov, 1892 L.
rain West, of Vesper, in the town of Tuly, Osas.
daga County, left home, and after leaving som,
cloth with tailor to be cut and sent home % b;r,
and getting note of 500 cashed BY neiehbor
ing merchant, left his AID has not since bee,
heard Of. Mr.. West is of middle size, light com.
plexion, blue eyes, light or brownish hair, li,tle
pitted with the smallpox. Information NAV b
directed to Jonathan Terry, New.Woods,ock
Madison County. Beffalo Com Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

~ THE wHrc ALstAsAc AND UsITED sSATEs KEeis-
for the year ISA3 may be obtained 81 'hH ol'sc q
wrappers ready for mailing. Price ~. cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

Our friends who design favor us with their adrer
,iseuen,s win please bear in mind taa. Gu. terms are
-, .rrt this rule TO be nfraged. Our Ledger
,s f,,, md we have no Collector
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

Whig Aldermen of designing TO job, and it abuses
them without mercy; while Loeo-Foco Alder
man is detected in mes, fragrant jobbing, and is
elected and reelected after it by mis- and The Suns
party, that paper never breathing awhisper.against
it! Is not ,ais shining for all with ven-
geance?
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

r We are indebted TO Hen. J. M. RUSSELL, Si c. for
;,o-ortan, Congressional documents
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

II Wanted agent for this paper at PatersoR, ~
One who resides there and acquainted in the pace
hnYe the preference.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

@ The statcments of Hon. JOIN J. CR1rTEs-
Den and Hon. Thomas EWING, (Which will be
found on our First Pase,) in refutation of the
charges made against the Harrison Wing Cabinet
by Hon. John c.. Spencer, viii naturally attract
general attention. Not word Of comment is
necessary. AS the revelations Of Cabinet secrets
in this case must have been made by President
Tyler, we presume no one can doub, the propriety
of this seltvindicaton by the faithful fearless and
self.devoted servants of the People.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

D 1cNamee Sc Sanford, 81 ReayeF..sss, .ss,
respectfully announce 10 the gentlemen OF NeWaos - -
they have IN store their usual assortment OF hne Slk I
inghain Umbrellas Stocks, Scarfs, Crayas Llnen ". ~
lars Sloyes, white black and colored, Chossons sS'
baJou's make, winter Under Garments, &e. VIC. ,.s b,
10 the above they have added, with especial
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR, . %
an extensive assortment of the CHEST SATIN 2S,s
IN this MARKET all CT which will be sold al sma f,s
On cost dls UaHs
" The Ladies' connected with different Egasyxsy gs1csy
Churches will hold Fair the Tuesday ana ~
OF Christmas, Nibtos Saloon, for The benent s,s
I" Church OF the Redemption a-o~
FGood Board and pleaszEt Rooms csn be ocsTsS ~ h
at No, 26 UliG-strssl CA s~r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

u General committee OF Democratic
WING Young Men, ,pssia@ @ meeng % sss SSs,.
DAY EVENING, Decemher 2s;h, a.7 O'Clock. BY order
- - ADDISON DoUGHERTY, Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

New MONTHLY MAcAznr-By the adver.
hss it viii be that this popular work
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

ar. AsyuosAY BAkcLaY an eminent aerchan.
~ .h.s City has been appointed British Consul foI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

p Prof. Potter, of Union College, lectures
this evening at the Tabernacle before the New
York Lyceum. Subject Self culture exempli-
ied.'' Prof. Potter is too well known to render il
ecessary for us to DO more than call the attention
of the public to his lecture.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

90 T. S. FAxros, Esq, of Utica, has been ap-
pointed Sheriff of Oneida County, by the Cover
nor, vice David W. MouIton removed. Mr.. Fax.
ton is one of the best Whigs,-of course one o
the best eitizens,-ef Central Newly ork, and vii
discharge the duties of the office ably and faith
fully. We trust the good people of Oneida will
be SO we'll suited with this eztempore specimen Of
Wing officers that they will insist on having more
of the sort hereafter
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

~ There viii be most entertaining performance this
afternoon O'Clock the New-York Museum NeiIis
born without arms without exception lhe creates, won
accompanied by their parents are admitted at bali price
The admission TO the whole, including Museum Splendid
Picture Gallery and performances is oaly one shilling
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28
THE NEW WORLD
PIC TORIAL AN N u AL,
EMBgLLIsHEp WITH ovEe

Forty most Superb Engra0ings.
IS NOW PUBLISHED, and tor .ale at the Office so AM
street. price IS This is the beautiful and enter
tanning work OF the season. and should tail to obtain
copy. The first edition Of
THIRTY THOUSAND COPIES
is nearly exhausted showing the grea. popularity of tbs
splendid ANNUAL. The engravngs the finest eva
printed in newspaper.
~ Copies pat up in wrappers for the mails, by which
they be newspaper postage only Do iaD
send copies to your country friends ~ OEce 50 Ann
street, where for sale all the cheap Books FOR
PEOPLE" in extra numbers. IL 10 25 cents t2 d2lw
-------scn1.~-----
~ Genuine Plum Cnke-Wasranted free from
grit for Is I'd per ib Ffuit do u; iced and OrHamened DO
q Cd; plain Pound Is Cd; Cuon do Cd Aim do G
Curran do Is Sd; Hafels. Crolers DoughD8s
passed Tor gooa.e.s any Thsrs aasarone Ke IS L.
erstreet, corner OF Elizabeth.
Orders for Cake sent to any part oi The City. d8
pKaieidescopcs, o! an entirely new style, the iiga
SO arranged show equally nrouId, with revolving pc
figures continually forming be had OF H. s.
+: II. .WooDwORTH, ,a15 Broadway, or G.sAUNDEKs
1853 Broadway. dg
| ~ Tender Chins.-Any gentleman may be 10
stany from all PAIN during the operation Of sy
ing by applying his razor ts the 9ietalic Tablet aspa
Stop invented by o. Sauaders, which superceces the
csssity Of lone, by which The mos, Dnssul car al
ways produce keen and edge as the fat
could by any possibility exhD under the most experiences
hand
It's the only effec,ual means which The art Of msaEa
yet devised Tor giving 10 every opportunity OF sp
ing his razor chin with the same certainly &c caa
Mend pen TO suit bis hard, which any person w
stcwn by bringing du trying tabIet besrs
purchasing.
Price from 81 toSl so. Few are kept finished with higg
polished ivory handles, with made OF the ac eo
turkey morocco, embossed full and beautifully gill, w
lhose senteren who feel inclined to possess the lie ss
ultra Of the useful and The nonpafe of the beautiful o
ing, io8eIhes with the workmanship unique speclsa
OF lhe bean Ideal of perfection Price s..
u. SAUNDERS,
d23 Inventor and Slanufaciurer 1863 Broadway 3
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

10 A large leather trunk, containing books,
surgical instruments, &c. and marked e DR.. VIM.
Buckler, Baltimore, was yesterday found floating
in the Las, River, at Brooklyn. rope was at.
tached TO the handle. It may be found at Robert
Nj Dermo,t's Hotel, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

SIIERIFFvs OFFICE, UTICA, December &c, 1s42,
II THs subscriber having been appointed SAeriF of
Oneida County and having entered on lie duties of bis of
fee requests all letters and papers on official business TO be
addressed TO him at Utica It's. PAXTON,
dzs 3~ Sheriff Of Oneida County,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

g. D. Jackson, a,J Q,
C. X T4xLoH,5 Secretaries. o< -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28
Cheap Publications.

T The following Publications are sor ae
!. the office OF The Tribune, Nassausuee opposite he
City Hall:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

New LITERARY CoNNExloN.--The San of yes
terday announces that the HARPERs, in conae:r-
ion aciA us,' are on the eve of issuing The Last
of The Barons ." in style and at price unpar-
aDeled in the annals of the publishing business"
OF course they WILL The Sun don't take hold to
help along the business of any poor, ignorant pub
fishers without putting them clear ahead The
Harpers will now see what it is to have a friend
able and willing to give them lift.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

DEATH OF Col. GREESwooD.-Col. Bella Green
wood, of the 4th Regiment of Mass artillery, died
at his residence in Brighton, on Tuesday evening
last He was buried on Friday, with military
honors, by the artillery companies the 4.h Regi-
ment, under command of Capt. j. S. Parker of
the Lexington Artillery. Boston Atlas
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

pKaieidescopcs, o! an entirely new style, the liga
in back ground and endless variety afsa
figures continually forming in ifon 10 be had OF s. H. 50
+. II. WOODWURTH, $50 Broadway, or q. SAUNDERS
1853 Broadway. dg
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

u Where the headquarters of Santa Claus! Where
those of General Tom Thumb? Both OF these great char
taye avorte place for the Hoydaysihe Amer
can Museum There the Saint LETT his choicest curosities
there the brave little General stays ali the week-here are
the beautiful moving pictures fancy dancing figures gozi
old Punch and Judy aad capital singers and dancers
every afternoon and evening The afternoon performances
commence al three o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

u The POPULAR kENEpY tor all those forms OF disease
which, when neglected end in Consumption, such as cough
oa any cause sore throat boarseness, and the ketbe
Hygiene Horehound Candy-s lie most popular and sue.
cessnl remedy and noselessy suppanng all the other
pretended compounds Wanted so I'M udeny by fictitious
and manufacturers certificate mahers Sold wholesale and
rafnila f<rn drpax
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

WlsKoNsAN.--The Legislature of Wisconsin
me, on the 5th, Notwithstanding doubt whether
they had authority TO do so without appropr;a-
tion by Congress. After informing the Governor
that they were ready to receive any communities
tion he had to make, Governor Doty sent in the
following laconic Message:
NC, conceving that the Legislative Assembly
have any authority by law to meet at the present
time, ! have no communication o make TO them. "
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

LADIES' FAIH-We are happy TO announce that the La
dies of the Ladie Saiors Home Society much
couraged render their Fair, which they
at La Fayeue Hail. increasingly attractive, by engaging
the BAND OF the u S. ship North Carolina and this evening
short address by 6. o. Clifford, will be delivered o.
clock, after which the admirable National Song, composed
by lady for the occasion will be sung accompanied by
the stirring music Of the Band Notwithstanding their large
sales, they still continue exhibit full supply OF choice
articles evidences Of their ingenuity, patience and skill
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

aiding 10 secure tho election Of men who are viii
ling to take moderate ground against elnvcry,lhan
TO lose their influence ns to all present practical
purposes, by shutting themselves up within the
straitened enclosure of third political party.
This has been, substantially, the course pursued
by British ahnIilienisis; aud we have seen The
,ntghy results in the abolition by the British gov
etutnent of the slave trade and of slavery. And
no trihinc results have been effected by this policy
in our own country, refer TO the action, in vnri-
ous ways favorable to abolition ofthe Legislatures
of New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut and
Vermont which, it is notorious, have aided the on
ward movement of the Anti Slavery cause.
II seems to me that we should not despiso tie
day of these small things-iG indeed, they are
small things-bat that the policy by which they
were accomplished should be still pursued, rather
than entirely to change position and throw OIL, as
unworthy Of confidence, men who aided in accom-
plshing so much good and who may vet be will
ling as the rensonipgs OF abclitionists, the course
of events and gradually corrected state Of pub
lie opinion, shall give them lght to aid In accom-
plshing still further and greater good to the cause
You thus have glance ut some of the reasons
why am still inclined TO adhere to my former
opinions relative TO the expediency OF third par
~ organization. Upon the wide field of argument
pertaining TO this subject, however, | cannot now
enter ! may or may not do 1t at some future
time in further reply TO your inquiry At present
l have neither time nor strength to so into more
extended examination OF The subject,
believe the tine is rapidly approaching when
the free states OF this Union will come to see The
immense evil of slavery, not only in moral, but
in political and financial point OF view AMI when
they will come up not through the present third
party organization, but by other way sand through
other means, to the point of standing upon their
rights and maintaining The True interests ot)reedpm.
And tor such II result, whenever it shall he accom-
pllshed, the country will. in my opinion he indcbl-
ed the pffnrts of nplitiouiss IN n n
extent that will entltle teE TO its lasting gratitude.
Let abotonsts, then, not relax their forts to
produce correct public opinion on this great sub
ject to wake up thoroughly, he free states TO
conviction that they have something to do with
slavery-hostiie, as it clearly is not only to human
rights but 10 their interes's, to the pence of The
country, and TO the pernanency Of the Union.
am, sir very respectfully,
Your obedleut servant,
WIN. SLADE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

As to population, this division is certainly as
equal as could be made without dividing one or
more countless; while as to division of political
power it is, to say the least, very nearly just TO all
parties. One district four OWN is strongly enough
locofoco in all conscience, while the other three
are probably " hg-though in one of them, in
ls4l, the Wings had not n majority, and in anolh
er but small majority. Had The Wig conce
ded more, they would have given half the delegO-
ton 10 their opponents, while the State has cear
and decisive majority against them. To This, we
fancy the Wings never would consent and this
no right. minded man Of the opposite party would
ever ask The aioriiy havea right to insist up
on having a controlling roice it is in strict accor-
dance with the first principe of our own govern
mcnt, and none but spurious democracy will
gainsay it. Yet had anything more been conce-
ded, than is conceded by the Wings in this bill,
Vermont would have no roics in the House her
votes would have been equally divided, and with
decisive majority OF one party in the State, the
State Itself would be To all practical purposes dis
franchiscd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04
"TUOMPSON'S VERMONT"

Under this title appears The long expected vol.
ume Of Rev. Zadock Thompson, of Burlington -
a gentleman very fhvorabIy known for his re-
searches into the history of our state. The volume
contains CSC large octave pages, fine print and
embraces
PART |. Natural History Of Yermont De
scriptivc and physical geography quadrupeds-
reptiles-fshes- inverlebral animals bot
any-geology and mineralogy, pages.
PART H. Civil History Of Vermont Indian
and colonial wars-settement and controversy
with New York-events of The revolutionary war
civil policy during the revolution admission OF
Vermont into the Union Legislative proceedings
ater udmission-potcal institutions education
and Recommendation aud religious institutions
state of society, -224 pages.
PART Ill. Typographical and historical de.
scriplions of all the counties, towns, rivers, noun.
lans, &C., alphabetically arranged,-20 pages
The work is illustrated by numerous engra-
wings, and contains beautiful map Of the state.
We have had time barely to glance Mt the con-
tents of the volume, hut from the known high
character of its author, and The scope and object
of it, we hesitate not TO say that he should be lib
orally palronized. Every family in Vermont
should possess this volume.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

Later from Merico.- Young Van Ness has mol
been shot, says The Picayune Two prisoners were
shot, but he was not among them. On the 20lh
Sept. a battle took place between party of Tex
ans and Mexicnns, in which the latter were defea-
ted, with loss of 100 killed and 200 wounded.
cut to pieces