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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-08-05

-. va,er IL condensed, without frost, by
~;fnes,. batween the adamant sturdy
,oeN,, 10 such degree Of induralioa that
10 ron crow can be forced into u. Here
,on lead, and cork have 90 common
rsigh, here, steady as tins, and harder
IAso marble, the stream passes irresista'
|S,s. if not swim a. lightning: the electric
6re rends trees 10 peices with no greater
.sso than does this mighty water. The
,.s,ape 10 about four hundred yards in
|enslh, and Of zigzag form with obtuse
sornors. Al, high water are carried
Through this strait masts and other timber
Iwith incredible switness, and sometimes
ri,h safety; but when the water is too
law. the masts, timber, and trees strike
En- ono side or the other, and, though OF
hbo largest size, are rent in one moment
sn,o shiyers, and splintered like a broom,
10 The amazement Of spectators. The
meadows, for many miles below, arc GOV
bred with immense quantities OF wood
thus torn in pieces, which compel the har-
t;est travellers to reflect how feeble is
man, and how great the AihiB"'J' WIZ
formed the ligtnings, and the irresistible
power and strength of waters!
No living creatures was ever known 10
bass through this narrow, except an In
Han woman, who was in canoe, al
Iempting to cross the river above 1t, but
rarelsssI y suffered herself to fall within
he power Of the current. Perceylng her
anger, she took bottle of rum she had
bith her and drank the whole Of it; then
~ down in the canoe TO meet her destiny.
host wonderful 10 tell, she went safely
Trough, and was taken on, Of the canoe
bme miles below very much intoxicated.
eing asked how she could be so da ringly
snprudent as TO drink such a quantity Of
bm with the prospect of instant death
More her, the squaw, as well as her con
siioa you'd farnhi., ropha1, ayes, yes,
shite man, It vac 100 musn ran for once,
! be sure; Gl. | was ~. willing to lose a
Eopof it, so | jran:i it, and you see
i've saved all."-Neo York SIM.
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NOTICE.
THg STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Am;fc TOunfu, g. 8.

HNO all persons interested in The rea
n estate of Li,tleton s. Atkinson, dc.
censed. Greeiing--You are hereby cited
to be- and personally appacr before the
Probate Court Of Amite county, on the
Fourth Monday of September nert, 10
show cause If any you can why tho same
should not be ordered to be sold, TO witt
Lot one, and East part Of Lot two in Sec
ton lor,y.four, Township two Range
three East; fractional Section two in
Township one, Range three East, We ST
bali Of the North East Quarter Section
fifteen, Township one Range two East,
West half of South East Quarter Section
Two, Townsip one, Range two East, South
West Quarter Section two, Township onr,
Range two East; South West Quarter
Section fifteen, Township one, Range two
East; North West Quarter Of Section ff-
teen, Township one, Range two East
East half Of the South East Quarter Of
Section two, and the East half Of the
North East Quarter Section fifteen,
Township one, Range two East, and a
part of the South West Quarter Section
three, and part Of the South Feat Quar-
ter of Section four, Township two, Range
three East; containing one thousand two
hundred and thirty five acres and 86-loo
Of an acre, ALSO three acres Of land in
Section eighteen, Township one, Range
Two East. Wines the Honorable John
Walker Judge Of the Probate Court of
Amite County, at the Court House thereof.
he fourth Monday of July, in the year of
our Lord one thousand Eight hundred
md forty-three.
Issued this 3D. day of Aug. A. D. l84S.
S. r. DAVIS, Cl'k.
August 5, l843. 23w6
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Communicated.
OBITUARY.

DlfD-In this place yesterday after short ant
violent illness of few days, TnEo. DEITz, aged IS
years, a native Of Maryland Mr. D. was mile
unobtrusive man. whose kindness of heart ana
Warmtlpof feeling had won to him many strong
friends. He was aware Of his approaching desc
luton, and he met the grim monster death like
a philosopher. The only matter which seemed
to cause him a single pang, was, that he was
leaving family of epless children dependent
on the cold charities of this world which none
can feel so acutely as the fatherless and the
widow. The highest tribute we can render 10
the subject Of this notice, is, that he was an
honest mana peaceful citizen--a kind father,
and an affectionate husband His virtues will
remain green in the memories of his friends
and let the veil of charity fall over his fobles-
they were only the fruits of humanity. Peace
to his ashes.
DlED-On the evening OF the 2Sth ult., at the
residence of DR.. A. r, Dunn of congestive
fever, SAMUEL AUBURN, only son of Mr.. Samuel
b. Moore-aged 8 years and II months
The infantile subject of the present notice,
possessed an uncommon degree of those endear-
ing qualities of the heart which in youth attach
one to the feelings and affections of those around
him. The budding rose gave bright promise
Of future bloom; but alas il has been nipped
in embryo, the hopes and wishes of fond "a.
Their OF tender sister, are for the present blast
ed; but in Heaven they may find rose full Of
beauty and virtue.
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The sisaation Of a young man in what
some perssns would term ga bad FIX" is
thus poslically described by his "lady.
love;"
And while relrcaiing thro' the woods.
And thro' the tangled FERN,
He tore his mustn't MENTION EMS,
And had TO put on HERN
"Much YET remains unsung;' but, we
care not how much poetry may be penn
ed hereafter, it vii be hard To beat hera.
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tn E LIBETY ADVOCATE,
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
AUGUSTUS w, FORSYTHE.

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or Five Dollars at the end of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One Dollar per
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and Fifty Cents square for each continuance
All advertisements not marked with the number
of insertions, will be published till forbid, and
charged accordingly. Payment to be made when
the advertisement is left for insertion, or on de.
mand.
Articles of personal nature, whenever ad
mitted, will be charged at the rate of Two Dol
lars for. every ten lines, for each insertion, and
payment required in advance.
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PATIENCE IN TIE PULPIT.

/. Be patient towards those loiterer
ID longers tOho come late to p bic aoor
p. They are trial; for some of them
10 quite hear the sanctuary, and i
build cost but slight exeriion to be
.ompt to the time. Bear with them
hey will all get in by and by, and then.
sidcs the comfort of having men pa
4 nt, you can enjoy tho pleasure of thank.
ness that they are in at last.
2. Bear too with that noisy worshiper.
4 be church door rings whea he shuts
The marches TO his pew with the tread
Ia heavy dragon. A crash announ-
his pew door is closed. He has a
Ugh that terrifes the nervous, and
eeze that annoys many church-slum.
per. He snores too, to the manifest
bcomfort Of tho drowsy about him
is pity there were not such modifca-
RnS Of all these matters, as that you
6ght have a Sacred stiffness in the
bee Of prayer. But you must bear
sith him. He gives you capital oppor-
lnity of improving by exercise in the
Vlrtue now recommended.
g. Be patient with the sleepers. Per-
bps they have never yet awoke TO the
let. that tho house of God is not the
Ost proper place to enjoy nap. Per-
Dps they will awake soon enough to
par the conclusion OF yeGr discourse,
hd to hear the better for their refresh
sg slumber. 1t is moving thought
erlainly, that you can look them up du
ing the week, and taking your sermon
] your pocket, you can inquire If they
eould not like to hear what they so I'M
Pnatelyilost!
T. The noisy boys in the gallery and
sewherc, will try your patience. But
|pu will add to your stock Of knowledge
learning how poorly they are trained
nd disciplined at home; and how lovely
affair it is Tor parents to suffer their
Rlldren to be beyond their sight and
iuence in the sanctuary.
! s. Show sweet patience also toward
pt man yonder, who demonstrates his
erest in the close OF worship, by va
pus timely preparations. InciPlent stops I
Pre-. taken during the last singing. He
tons his coat; puts on his gloves; dis
pses oil his spectacles; looks after his
p; grasps his whip or his cane, &c, all
is before the benediction. During that
gets the door Of the pew ajar, ready
: leap into the aisle, and the bene-
clion sounds are scarcely uttered, often
y quite uttered, ere he begins his flight
'war1s home. One would think from :
! haste, that his precious life depended
the despatch with which he could
Ave the sanctuary behind him. Bear
III him. Ii is indeed pity he shoots
Of the house Of prayer with such un'
Coming haste but be comIorted, lime
les many evils. lie will not be able !
fee the temple of the Lod in such 4
Fitness, when increasing years have I
their burdens upon him. Think OF ,
h. \
+. Ifyours is country-congregatlon, $
patient TO such Pensioners as feel il I
spensable to 5ri g their dogs sCith them o
tecting. 1t shows kindness; for how Il
ELY the poor fellows would be at home! =
pides, goodly group Of dogs patroll- '
the porcn-whinlug after their mas A
one another up and down 0
eisIes, and anon up the pulpit stairs, y
King all the children giggle, and star d
3 church-oficers and others in pur-
!--all this will help to keep people a.
Re, will show the sanctuary is place
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not altogether destitute Of excitement,
aud will give M oxcolcn, opportunity for
PATIENCE IN THe PULPIT. Pascal.
Nep York Evangelist.
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Ne w ADVERTISE m ents.
NOTICE.
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Amite County, S. S.

no all persons interested in the real
estate of E. D. Atkinson, deceased
Greeiing-You are hereby cited to be
and personally appear before the Probate
Court of Amite County, on the Fourth
Monday in September neat, to show cause,
if any you can why the same should not
be ordered to be sold, to wit:--Nor:h
West Quarter Of Section fourteen, Town
ship one, Range two East; North Fast
Quarter of Section thirteen, Township
one Range two East; all of said lands y.,
ing and being in the County and State
aforesaid Witness the Honorable John
Walker, Judge Of the Probate Court of
Amite County, at the Court House there.
Of, the fourth Monday Of July in the
wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and (orly-three.
Issued this Sd day Of August A. ID. l843.
S. r. DAVIS, elk.
. Angus, 8, 1913. 95~6
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NOTICE.

A t the September Term, 1913, | will
n present my account as guardian
Of William H. Keene, for final settlement
aud allowance--at which time all persons
Interested can attend if they think proper.
MILFORD GARNER,
Guardiqn.
August 5, 1S43. 23w3
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Strayed or Stolen.

LNROM the pasture of the undersigned
one mile and half east of Mount
Pleasant, on Tuesday night last, Bay
Horse, with white spot in his forehead
some white on one Of his hind feet, and
bemish in one eye, about fifteen and a
half hands high, heavy set, and PAGES
+" Ill. A liberal reward will be given for
the return Of the above described horse TO-
the undersigned, or any information that
will lead 10 his recovery.
WV. ABBOTT.
July 10, l843. COWS
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Amite County, SIS.

Thomas J. Spurlock.l
VIM. r. Hamilton.
II 7 pom opening the matters of this
u Bill, and tappcaring TO the salts.
faction OF this Court, that the Defend
ant, William r. Hamilton, is not an in
habitant OF this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof, SO that the ordinary
process of this Court cannot be executed
upon him--lt is therefore, Ordered, that
unless the said Defendant, appear before
the Judges of the State of Mississippi,
sitting in Chancery at the Court Room in
the Town Of Liberty in and for the Coun-
~ OF Amite, on the Second Monday in
November next ensuing, and plead, an
swer, or demur to the Bill Of complaint
herein, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed as to him
and such Order and Decree made there
in, as the said Judges Of the State afore-
said in Chancery sitting, may deem equi-
liable and just. /: is further Ordered
hat copy of this Order be inserted in
he Liberty Advocate" a newspaper
printed and published in the Town Of Lib
srty, and County Of Amite, for two months,
A true. copy from the Minutes.
L. M. DAVIS,
H1erE
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NOTICE.

A 7 the next September Term of the
IA Probate Court Of Amite County,
viii offer my account of my Administra-
ton Of the Estate Of the late RosweH r.
Stcan, deceased, for final settlement and
relinquish my letter Of administration.
w. II. DILLINGHAM;,
administrator.
July 90, l843. 2Gw3
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NOTICE.
n ETTERS teslamentary having been
granted to the undersigned at the
Nav Term, l843, Of the Probate Court
Of Amite County, on the Estate Of Charles
Fielder, eceased-Notice is hereby CIV
en-, that all those indebted to said Estate,
will please make payment immediately
and those having claims against the same
will present them within the time pre-
lcribed by law, or they will be forever BAR S
ed recovery.
JAMES w. FIELDER,
CHARLES +. FIELDER,
Executors ofriC. Fielder, dec
Muy 81, i843 10
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MISSISSIPPI.

569l From Charleston by Lcopols, Big Prairie
and Port Royal TO Delta IS miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Charleston every Tuesday at 2 m ! arrive
at Delta next day by 8 pm
Leave Delta every Monday at a M; arrive Of
Charleston next day by pm
$500 From Coieeville TO Houston, As miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Coffeeville every Monday at m; arrive
a, Houston next day by II m
Leave Houston every Tuesday at M; arrive al
Cofeeville next day by pm
5693 From Eastport TO Jacinto, rs miles and back,
once week
Leave PASSPORT every Friday at m; arriv eat
Jacnto same day by pm
Leave Jacinto every Saturday at m; arrive at
Eastport same day by pm
1894 From Grenada 10 VIM. Denny's in Yalla-
busha county, 20 miles and back, once week.
Leave Grenada every Tuesday at P MI arrive at
Denny's same day by 8 SPIN
Leave Dennys every Tuesday at mi arrive al
Grenada same day by IL m
$685. From Victoria TO Coieeville, IS miles and
back once a week.
Leave Victoria every Monday at a m; arrive al
Coffeeye next Wednesday by II m
Leave Coffeeville every "Wednesday AT p m; ar
rive at Victoria next Friday by pm
$500 From Vicksburg by Warrenton, New Car
thage Grand Gulf Rodney, Natchez, Nidal,, and
Fort Adams TO New Orleans, 30t miles and back
twice a week in steamboats,
Leave Vicksburg every Tuesday and Saturday a
2 p m; arrive at New Orleans next Thursday and
Monday by p m.
Leave New Orleans every Sunday at 10 a m, and
Friday at p m; arrive at Vicksburg every Tuesday
at 3 p m; and Monday at 6 a m
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LOUISIANA.

1896 From Greenwood TO Vernon in Caddo pa
IRISH, IS miles and back, once a week.
Leave Greenwood every Tuesday at M arrive
at Vernon same day by SPIN
Leave Veroon every Monday at nj arrive at
Greenwood same day by 6pm.
1897 From mouth Of Red River, by Richard Mil
ers, Vidalia, Water Proof Landing and Lake St.
Josephs to New Carthage, 1875 miles and back once
in weeks.
Leave Mouth Of Red River every other MONDAY at
8 a IN; arrive at New Carthage next Thursday by 8
pm
Leave New Carthage every other Monday at a
m; arrive at Mouth of Red River next Thursday b.
Gpm.
Proposals for weekly service will be considered,
1898 From ST. Francisyile, by Waterloo, Port
Hudson, Lobdells Store, Baton Rouge, Brnlee Land
ing, Manchac, Plaquemine, lberyille, Bayou Goula,
New River, Donaldsonyille, Bringier's and Bonnet
Care, to New Orleans, $50 miles and back twice
week in steamboats,
Leave St FrancsyiIe every Sunday and Wednes-
day at 10 IN; arrive at New Orleans next days by
pm
Leave New Orleans every Wednesday and Saiur-
day al 10 M arrive at st. Francisylle next days by
pm.
1899 From Vicksburg. Miss, by Richmond, La,
Hills Ferry on Bayou Macon, hackey's and Me
Clouds Deer Creek, Norris and Sicily Island, 10
Harrisonburg IS miles and back once a week.
Leave Vicksburg every Monday at m; arrive at
Harrisonburg next Wednesday bye p IN
Leave Harrisonburg every Thursday at m;
rive at Vicksburg next Saturday by m.
Proposals for service once in weeks will be con-
sidered.
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BhNA

5526 From Ashvile by Bennettsviile and Hoo-
ways Bridge to Cedar Bluff, IS miles and back, once
a week
Leave Ashville every Wednesday at m; arrive
at Cedar Bluff next day by pm
Leave Cedar Bluff every Tue day at m; arrive
at Ashville next day by II m
Proposals TO start at Bcnncttsville will be consi'
dercd
5527 From Bellefonte by Larkinsyille and Tren-
ton, TO Loweville, 40 miles and back, once week.
Leave BcIlefonte every Thursday at m; arrive
at Lowevie next dag by IL IN
Leave Lowcvillc every Tuesday at | p m; arrive
at Bcefonte next day by 7pm
5525 From Blacks Bluff TO Tuscahoms, GO miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Black. Bluff every Tuesday at a M ar
rive at Tuscahoma next day by 6 pm
Leave Tuscahoma every Thursday at a m; ar
rive at Blacks Bluff next day by 6pm
Bidders should state the intermediate offices they
propose TO run by.
$500 From Cahsba by Howell's Cross Roads, ia
Perry c h, 81 miles and back, once week
Leave Cahaba every Monday a, m; arrive al
Perry same day by pm
Leave Perry every Tuesday al 6 am; arrive al
Cahaba same day by pm
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Proposals. 10 run once week, also TO commence AZ
Bayou Boeuf viii be considered.
1858 From E'izabcsh 10 Poeshonias, 10 miles aud
back once a week
Leave Elizabeth every Monday at o mi arrive at
Poeahoniss next "wednesday by 2pm
Leave Pocahontss every Thursday at M arrive
at Elizabeth next Saturday BY : p IN
Proposals for service in weeks will be eonsi-
defed.
1854 From Fayetteville, by Stout's Mills, Onsols
Mills and Head Of Cove creek to Natural Dam, A
miles and back a week
Leave Fayetteville every "Wednesday al n al
i've at Natural Dsmtnert day by IL IN
Leave Natural Dam every Thursday at N; al,
uye at Fayetteville next day by Jpn
5S55 From JACK son, by Wams's on Strawberry
liver 10 lizard G h, 10 miles and back once week.
Leave jackson every Tuesday al q nj arrive at
lizard h next Thursday by IL IN
Leave lizard c every Thursday at M arrive al
Jackson next Saturday by pm
Proposals for service in two weeks VIII be
sidered
$3.50 From Wilmington, by Aikens store ord
Dustons Mills to Mount Ida, 80 mites and back
| a week.
Leave Wilmington every "Wednesday at a M az
rive al Mount Ida next day by 4pm
| Leave Mount Ida every Monday al a M arrive at
Wilmington next day by SPIN
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TENNESSEE.

524s From Cleveland, by Benton, Columbus
Springtswn, Coker Creek and Turtletown, TO Muir
ply, n. c. GO miles and back a week.
Leave Cleveland every Thursday at a m; arrive
at Murphy next day by SPIN
Leave Murphy every Tuesday at a m; arrive al
Cleveland next day by 8 pm.
Proposals for service once in weeks will be con-
sidered.
5249 From Clinton, by A. Moores and J. Bay
liss's, to Woodbourne, % miles and back once
week.
Leave Clinton every Thursday at a m; arrive
at Woodbourne same day by m
Leave Woodbournc every Wednesday at a m; ar
rive at Clinton same day by 6 pm
$3.50 From Dyersburg Te, by George C. Boo,he S
and Joseph Mitcbells to Hale's Point % miles and
back week.
Leave Dyersburg every Monday at 7 a m; arrive
at Hale's Point day by pm
Leave Haies Point every Tuesday at IN; ar.
rive at Dyersburg same day by p m.
1851 From Greenville, by Woods Ferry and Par,
rottsville, to Newport, % miles and back once a
week
Leave Greenville every Monday at a m; arrive
at Newport same day by pm
Leave Newport every Tuesday at 6 a m; arrive at
Greenville same day by 6 p m.
1852 From yacksonboro' by John +. Smiths on the
Straight Fork, and T.. j. Wheeler's Store to Month
cello, Ky, 50 miles and back a week
Leave Jacksonboro every Wednesday at a M ar
rive at Monticello next day by 5 pm
Leave Monticello every Friday al m; arrive al
Jacksonboro' next day by pm.
1858 From Lancaster by Smithville TO McMinn-
vile, "a miles and back, week.
Leave Lancaster every Wednesday at n m; ar
rive at MoNlinvillc same day by 7pm
Leave McMiunve every Thursday at 5 m; ar
rive at Lancaster same day by pm
1854 From Rutledge by Austns Ferry, Mossy
Greek and mouth of Chucky, to Newport, 30 miles
and back, oroe week
Leave Rutedge ewry Tuesday at a m; arrive al
Newport same day by pm
Leave Newport every "Wednesday at G m; arrive
at Rutledge same day by pm
Proposals TO commence at Messy Creek will be
considered.
5255 From Troy, by J. A. Faulks, Tor Silver Re
treat,) to Point Pleasant, Mo, 80 miles and back
once week
Leave Troy every Thursday at a m; arrive al
Point Pleasant same day by 7 pm
Leave Point Pleasant every Friday at 6 m; arrive
at Troy same day by 7 pm
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ARKANSAS.

1851 From Antoine to Ultima Thule, 65 miles and
back once week.
Leave Antoine every Tuesday AT a IN, arrive al
Ultima Thule next Thursday by ~ m
Leae Ultima Thule every Thursday at M ar
rive at Antoine next Saturday by bpm
Proposals for service once o two weeks VIII DC con-
.idered.
$3.50 From Columbia, by Bayou Boeuf TO Monroe
La. 100 mile. and back once in two weeks
Leave Columbia every other Monday alta nj ar
rive Al Monyoe next "Wednesday by 8 pm
Leave Monroe every other Thursday at a m; ar
rive a, Monroe next Saturday by SPIN
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
States from the LIST OF July lst3 to the Both Of June,
1916. on the following routes in Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Alabama, Mississippi Arkansas and Louisiana,
will be received at the Post Ofhee Department until
p. m. of the 18th Of April nett, to be decided by
the 10th Of May.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

267 From Pennington, by New Durham Corner to
Alton 10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Pennington every "Wednesday at IN; ar
rive at Alton same day by 81 pm.
Leave Alton every Wednesday at p M arrive at
Pennington same day by 8. pm.
26o From Gisum, by South NARROW, North
NARROW and Lemps,er, to Goshen, 25 miles and back,
once week. @
leave G'Isum every Thursday at q m; arrive at
Goshen same day by 3pm.
Leave Goshsn every Friday at IN; arrive ut
Gilsom same day by pm.
269 From Haverhill, by Benton, to Franconia, rs
miles and back, once week. sh e
Leave Haverhi every "Wednesday at m; ar
rive at Franconia same day by SPIN.
Leave Franconia every Thursday at 6 m; arrive
at Haverhll same day by 3 pm
go From Manchester, by Gambia Township to
Gambia, IL miles and back, once week.
Leave Manchester every Wednesday at m; ar
rive at Gambia same day by IL m.
Leave Gambia every Wednesday at p mi arrive
at Manchester same day by 5 p m.
Proposals for more frequent service are in
ved; also to run via West Chester, and to carry in
two horse coaches.
I'll From Manchester, by Bedford Centre, to AM
herst, Is miles and back, once week.
Leave Manchester every Thursday at 7 a N; arrive
at Amherst same day by 10 m.
Leave Amherst every Thursday at p IN; arrive at
Manchester same day by p m.
272 From Mortified, by Franklin, Andover, Will
mot, New London and WENDELL to Newport 40 miles
and back, once . week
Leave Mortified every Wednesday at 6 M; ar
rive at Newport same day by SPIN
Leave Newport every Thursday at CT m; All rive
at Northheld same day by 8pm m.