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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-12-02
NOTICE.

4NOl lCEI.
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of tho
Probate Court of Amte County, gran
ted at the September Term, l843, we will
offer for sale, on Friday the First day ct
December nert, at the late residence OF
L. S. Atkinson, in Amite county, on crdit
Of one and two years, the following Real
Estate Of Eldridge ID. Atkinson, deceased.
to wit The North West Quarter Of Sec.
ton IA, in Township /, Of Range 2, East;
the North East Quarter of Section 10, in
Township !, Of Range 2, East; all Of said
Lands lying in the County Of Amite and
State of Mississippi.
q. A. HUDSON,
w. II. ATKINSON,
administrator.
October, 81, Is43. Saws
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NOTICE.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED having been
appointed Commissioners to Audit
claims against the Estate Of HENRY K.
EVERETT, deceased, by the Probate Court
of Ami,e County Mississippi, at the Au-
gust Term, 1913, will meet at the Court
House in the Town OF Liberty on the
SECOND WEDNESDAY, in each month for
the ensuing six months for that pur-
pose.
Z. S. RUSSELL,
DAVID JEWETT,
Commissioners.
September l6, 1913. 2sm6
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FEMALE EDUCATION,

MISS Is. +. a. MISS $. A. RUSSELL.
TERMS or TUITION pm SESSION.
For Rcading, Orhography, En-
glsh Grammar, Arithmetic,
Writing and Geography, SO 20
For Rhetoric, Ancient and Mod.
crn History, Natural, Mshal
and Moral Philosophy, Elements
Of Astronomy, Chcmisiry.ond
Botany, 90 0O
For Drawing and Painting, En-
brodoring in silk and Wosted, 10 OO
For Music and French, 80 &C
No pupils admitted for less h0n one Session.
Liberty, November II 1913. 81
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EXECUTORS SALE.


THE undersigned Executors of the
Last will and Testament Of Charles
Fielder, Deceased, will sell at the late resi-
dence of said Deceased, on FRIDAY
THE 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1843,
on credit Of Twelre Months, the follow
ing Real Estate belonging to the said De-
ceased, VIZ: West Halfofthe North West
Quarter, of Section No. 5, in Township
No. 2, of Range No. 6, East-containing
80 Acres--and the North West Quarter,
of the South West Quarter, of Section
No. 5, in Township No. 2, Of Range No.
6, East--contaning 40 Acres--and the
East Half of the North West Quarter
of Section No. s, in Township No. 2,
of Range No. 6, Disseminating 80 A.
cres--and the South. East Quarter, Of
the North West Quarter, Of Section No
4, in Township No. 2, of Range No. 6,
East--containing 80 37-1O0 Acres--also,
the North East Quarter Of the North
West Quarter Of Section No. 4, in Town
ship No, 2, of Range No. 6, East--con-
tanning 80 75-l00 Acres.
AL S O.
A T the same time and place, and on
~ the same terms will be sold, all the
Personal Property Slaves excePted,) oil
said Deceased's Eslate--conslsting of
Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Farming Utensils, Horses
Hogs, Cattle, Wagon and Team
Blacksmith Tools, one Baroucht
and Harness, Corn, Fodder, LII
brary of Books, and various othe'
articles too tedious to mention.
Purchasers will be required to Civ
notes with approved security.
JAMES w. FIELDER,
CHALES f. FIELDER,
Executors Of The Last WiH and 1estdmen
Of Charles Fielder, deceased.
October %, l843. 35w6
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

DY virtue of n Docd 0f Trust cNecu.
- tod TO mo by WILLIAM MoNTdomE-
ny, dated tho g3rd day Of June, IN the
year l042, and duly recorded IN tho Pro
bate Clerks Office IN Liberty, TO secure
tho paymon, OF certain debts therein
mentioned, will expose at public solci
Tor cash al tho Court House IN Liberty
on tho 6rst Monday in Junc'ncxl, tho fol
lowing described Lands, To wit The
South East Quarter Of the North West
Quarter. and the North East Quarter OF
the South West Quarter Of SccIion,I No. 0,
of Township No. 3, Of Range 3, East
Containing 7e 80 100 acros--and the East
Half of the South East Quarter OF Sec
lion No. 0, and the South West Quarter
oc the North Yves. Quarter Of Section,
No 0 in Township No. 3, Of Range 3,
Eost-Containing ll9 acres Of Iand--the
18th Section in Township, No. 8, Of
Range 8, East--Containing $40 acres Of
land more less. ] will convey TO the pur-
chaser or purchasers such title as was
vested in the said William Montgomery
at the time of making the said Deed Of
Trust.
DUDLY w. BONDS,
Trustee.
N,ou,Lor or 1919 30n6
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ADMINS TRATRLX SALE.

I'm pursuance Of an order Of the Pro-
bate Court of Amite county, granted
al the October Term, l843, the undersgn-
ed administrators, with the will annexed
of PATRICK HUGHES, deceased, will sell on
a credit Of one and two years, before the
door Of the Court House of Amile county,
on the 9th day Of January next, 1874:
The following real estate OF Patrick
Hughes, deceased, viz: The North Half
Of the South West Quarter Of Seesson,
No. 10, Township 4, Of Range 3, East
Containing "a acres and 81 100; also
the South East Quarter Of the South East
Quarter of Section 7, Township 4, of
Range 4, East--Containing SO acres and
89-l0O; Also the West Half of Lot, No.
6, Section 81, in Township 5, of Range 2,
East-Containing 40 acres; Also the
North West Quarter Of the North West
Quarter of Section, 6, Township 2, Of
Range 3, East--Containing Al acres and
8-lO0; Also the South West Quarter Of
Section l2, Township 4, Of Range 3, East;
Containing l66 acres and $500; Also
the North East Quarter Of the North East
Quarter, and the North East Quarter Of
the North West Quarter of Section IA,
Township 4, OF Range 3, East-Contain-
ing "a acres and 3.I00; Also the North
West Quarter of the North East Quarter
of Section ID, Township 1, Of Range 3,
East-Cont aiming AZ acres and 3-l0o-
all of said lands, lying and being in the
County of Amite and State of MISSISSIPPI
pi. Purchasers will be required TO give
notes with approved securities.
ELIZABETH II. HUGHES,
ELIJAH NJ DAVIS.
November 25th, l843. S9w3
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NOTICE..

n N pursuance Of an order, made at
the November Term Of the Probate
Court of Amite comfy. will proceed
ITO sell the 18th and 18th DAVIS of jan
uary,.1844, at the late residence of James
slNcMillan, deceased, all the personal pro-
perty of said estate, consisting of
Horses, Hogs, Cows, &C., corn
and Understanding utensils,
Household and Kitchen furniture
and three or four Negroes,
all to be sold on credit of l2 months
notes with good and approved security
will be required
DUGAL MCMILLAN, Admr
December 2, 1943. 40w4
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LOST OR MLSLAID,

GOMETIME within the last two
- months note John G. Montgome-
ry for the sum Of One hundred and ninety
dollars-another on James Bolin for
Thirty dollars--Also an account on Thos.
Harvey for Twelve dollars or thereabout.
All persons are forwarned from trading
for the above described notes and account.
CHESLEY WILKINSON.
December 2, 1s43. 4ow3
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Notice..

A Ia Special Term of the Probate
"A Court Of Amte County, held at the
Court House thereof on the eleventh day
Of Semember l843--Letters Of Admins
tration was granted to the undersigned,
on he Estate of Alexder Mcdonald, de-
ceased.-All persons having claims against
said deceased's estate, are requested to
present them duly authenticated; and
those indebted to the same will make i'm
mediate payment.
HUGH MCDONALD,
administrator.
Liberty, Mi. Sept. Is, I843 s9wS
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N e w A dvertis e m e n is.
LOOK HERE.

"HOSE PERSONS Indebted 10 the
undersigned for Medicines, are in
tormed that their accounts are now due,
aud they are requested TO settle the same
rs soon as possible.
T. NJ. KINCADE.
Dec. 1,'l943.
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NOTICE.

A T the December Term, l843, Of the
IA Probate Court of Amte County,
will presen; my Administration account
for final settlement and allowance on the
Estate of Joseph Smith, deceased, when
all persons can attend ifthey think pro-
per.
GEO. w. SMITH,
Administrator.
October 80, 1884. 35w3
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SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

10y Virtue Of an order Of tho Honor.
I'D able tho District Court Of tho Uni
ted States, In and for tho bout horn IBIS,
{ rict Of Mississippi, I will offer Tor sale,
TO The highosl Bidder, for Cash, a. tho
door Of tho Court House Of Amiic county,
On Monday The i3h day Of November, n.
u. I043; between tho hours of I I o'clock,
A. NJ, and 4 o'clock, r. NJ; all tho right,
title, interest, claim and demand, both 10.
gal and equitable, Of Frederick Stanton,
a Bankrupt, in and TO the following discri-
bed tract or parcel Of land, lying, situate
and being in said county Of Ami,c, 10 wit;
The North West Quarter Of Section, No
Twenty seven, Township 4, Of Range z,
East; containing One Hundred and Sixty
Three acres, more or less.
CHARLES A. LACOSTE,
Assignee.
September 80, le43. 3l'ds
The above sale is postponed until Mon
day eth inst.
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To Planters.

AiAitOA Pa
TIME undersigned offer for sale at the
lowest cash prices,
Bagging, Rope, Twine, Jeans,
and Linseys, ready made Negro
clothing, Mess Pork, Carvers
improved Gin Stands,
and will at all times make cash advances
on Cotton consigned TO Franklin & Hen
derson, New Orleans and Store, and for
ward the same free of charge.
HENDERSON 81 FRANKLIN,
Main st. Natchez.
November 25, 1913. 39m3
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NOTICE..

LETTERS of Administration on the
Estate of Holloway HUFF, senior, deceas-
cd, having been granted TO the undersign'
cd at the November Term, l843, Of the
Probate Court Of Amite county, Missis-
seippi. All those Indebted 10 the said de-
ceased, are required to make immediate
payment, and those having claims agains;
8he same, are requested to present them
duly authenticated within the time pres
cribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
w. L. HUFF,
@ E. NJ DAVIS.
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Notice.

THE Clinton and Port Hudson Rail
Road under the the direc ton Of the
Commissioners, will deliver Cotton at
Port Hudson, for FIVE Bits per Bale.
L. STURGES,
Agent.
Clinton, October, IA, l843. 33wl
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NOTI E.

NOll T..
A T the October Term, l343, OF the
IA Probate Court Of Amte County, |
will present my account as guardian oil
Octacia B., Margaret c., Berrin +. and
Sarah E. Faust, (linor heirs Of M, 5.
Faust, deceased,) for final settlement and
D. w. BONDS,
Guardian.
September ., lS43. S'w4
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The citizens Of Liberty and the people
generally are respectfully requested to
meet, in the Town Of Liberty the Cd day
of December for the purpose Of estab-
fishing a squirrel hunt. The arrange
ments and rules of the hunt will be made
known on the day Of the meeting. A
dinner is proposed to be given, and the
evening to conclude with various amuse-
ments.
Liberty Nov. 25th 1843.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
A T the January Term, 1914, the I'M
IA dersigned Administrators Of Hol-
ioway Huff, senior, deceased, will pre-
sent the Guardian account Of said deceas-
ed for final settlement and allowance as
Guardian of the personal and real estate
Of Holloway II. Ratcliff.
w. L. HUFF,
E. NJ. DAVIS.
Liberty, Miss. Dec. 2, lS43. 40w6
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Z. NJ. DAVIS.
Liberty, Miss. Dec. ed l843. 40w6
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NOTICE.

June s, l843.
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NOTICE.

October, FL, IS43.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

~ OTIC E.-'The subscriber returns his most
sincere thanks to his friend. public generally for the
nbefa support he mas received cor sf twenty
leaf- and Informs them that h. on the
WASHINGTON HOTEL. and Undergoing a thorough
repair inside and out and viii b. ready tn reception Of hi,
hehis and the public by ue FIisf MAY NEXT I AZ.
ke Newspaper Iunur. but viii -ay much that the bo.
Mih De IN better order than has since was built
- one OF The most pleasant locations hani-esf
view In heon fronting the capitol overlooking the L.
surrounding county shall be furnished and clean the
u'ng shan be good and kept clean the table furnished
WIN the best the market affords and shall up ia the
oh virginia style stables -all be supplied and attended
V good o-'er my servants sai all BE- eeany and acI
e"'Doang' my prices shall be made times
and my friends and the public will n I think
sah b. able To please them with the accommodation pree
IN such manner that they VIII be repeat th. visit
WIN sy another thing that drunkenness gaming any other
dissipation VIII be allowed the house. be kep, with per-
feet order can be found at my old stand
JOHN TALMAN.
" " 1.-THE swan Tavern h. for for
possession gwen on tie first OF May For
ton, enquire Of the subscriber.
JOHN TALMAN.
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ALLEN y CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER THE TNCu.NGE 11oUp1

Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery. Class 30. June "a
80 Is % Is 81 IS 81 IS 90 - SIS
Drawing OF Monongaia Louery. No % sth June
80 % 80 60 - IS 70 Is rs 20 IS 81
Alexandria Lottery, No. 1872 Extra for Tuesday Eve
ming prize of $4,000. 5000. $500 1000 1900, ,
OF 1000, &c. Go Nos.-ll drawn. Tickets 81.
$4,000.
New Jersey Lottery, No. So for Wednesday Evening.
prize Of S2O,OOO 5000, 25OJ 1000, 1921, 10 Of 1000
&c. IS Nos.-l2 drawn. Tickets (netD SIS
$4,000
Alexandria Lottery No. 1874. Extra for Thursday Eve
ming. l prize Of $4,000, $4,000 5000 5000 1000
27Os, 100 of 1000, &c Tickets SlO-shares in proper
non.
$1,000
Leesburg Lottery No. %. draws Friday AZ the Exchange
at ~ o'clock, P. VI. pnze of $1,000 2OsO of 1000
&c. &c Nos.-l2 drawn. Tickets $3.50
$4,000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Euu No % Tor Monday Morning
prize Of $4,000 1000, 1000, 500 zoo, &c. 60 Nos;
9 drawn. Tickets 50.
$4,000. 10000 &c
Aetsndua Lottery No. -. for Monday Morning ] prze Of
SiO,OOO, 10000, $780, $3.50 22UO 1000 1900 1900
100, 1000, 10 Of 1000, 10 OF 500. &c. - Nos-I5
drawn. Tickets $40.
" Tickets By the package, Of packages and single
tickets In an of the above and any Lottery advertised hy g
Gregory Co for sale az the office Of e. r. ALLEN co
W Under Exchange Hotel
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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE UIU,DING.

HLaWlng OF he Alctauira 'lass, 3O-June I'd.
q "a 6j IS o. g. IS 60 a. So
Nos. 70. 90, 5s-a prize Of 500. sold ~ this ofcc
Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Wilmington June 1914
70 "a N ~ - 90 n 50 IS 10
Nos II. ~. Ca prize OF 500. sold atths ONCE.
SKETCH or LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON,
For Tuesday evening per Mail AcSaadris Extra. Class
No. l32-Copita prizes $4,000, 5000 $500 1000 1900
Of lOOn Of 500 no Of 300 10 OF 200 20 of $50 20 of
100, sc. Sc Nos and u drawn. Tickets 81
For Wednesday evening per Mail. New Jersey, Glass
No 59-Cupital Prizes 100000, 5000. $500 1000 1921
10 1000 10 Of 500 40 o 2jO 10 Of 300 20 of $50 S5
Of 100 &c. - Nos. and ~ drawn. Tickets So
10000!
Alexandra EHun, No a. o. bc drawn at Baltimore 7h
yune-Capita prizes $4,000 $4,000, 5000 5000 600
81 Nos IL drawn tickets $40.
For Friday IN the Exchange. Va Lcesburq. Clnss No
23-CapimI Puzcs. $1,000. 2OsO, OF 1000 Of 300 of
21O OF goo, OF $780, 10 Of 100, &c Go Nos and drawn
Tickets $3.50
For Saturday, received Monday morning Grand Con
soIidatcd, Extra No 23-C Capital Prizes $1,000 1000 1000
500 700 600 800 300. pos . 100. sc. 90 Nos and
drawn. Tickets So.
$4,000.
Alexandra Lottery Glass No 30 90 be drawn nj Alex',
June lOth-Capital Prizes: $4,000 O.OO0 5000 255
200 1000 300 500, 200, 900, 10 Of 600 10 Of
800 10 Of 300 Is Of 2O0 100 OF $50, &C. - Nos and is
drawn, tickets $40.
$4,000.
Alex. Lottep Class No g. % be drawn at Alcxandris
June l7th-Cspital Prizes. $4,000. iOrOO 5000 900
5000, 1000, 1910, Of 1000, Of 500 25 Of OOO
p Of 5000, 220 Of 300, 1874 Of 100 1874 Of 100 &c IS
Nos. 10 drawn, tickets $40.
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FoURTEENTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.

Drawn Nos Of the Grand Lottery Extra Class No
Drawn June 2nd.
&c 43 IL 40 - 2s ~ 40 II 50 IS 10
Drawn Nos Of the Alexandria Lottery, Drawn June
sc Is 65 Is 81 IS 81 rs 50 A IS
Drawn Nos OF Va Mononsaia Lottery Drawn June
30 90 80 60 % SIS &c 6s rs 30 IS %
Sl2, OOO-3OOO
Alexandria Lottery, No. 1872 Extra for Tuesday Eve
ming. Captals-Sl2 coo, 5000, $500, Of 1000, 5 Of
800. 66 Nos.-ll drawn. Whoes 81; halves >; quar-
tiers /.
S2O,OOO-5OOO.
New Jersey, No. SO, for Wednesday Evening Capitals
--S2O,O0O, 5000, $500, 2OOO 10 OF 1000, &c. IS
Net SIS.
S4OOOO-l5.OOO
. y; Alexandria Extra, for Thursday Evening Capitals
S4O,OOO $1,000, 5000. 5000, 100 of 1000. s. Nos
Ia drawn Wholes Sl0 halves ;; quarters $50.
S7,OOO-5 Of 1000.
Va Leesburg No. %, for Friday, at the Exchange a.
halt past o'clock. Cgpals-S7 900, 5 Of 1000 ; Of
300, 10 Of 100. &c Nos.-l2 drawn. whoes 50 So
halves lr25; quarters 625
SGOOO-2OOO.
Grand Consolidated, No. 90, Cor Monday morning.
Capiias-S6,O0O, 2O0O 1000, 500, 700 600, 500. 90
Nos-9 drawn. Wholes 81; Halves l; Quarters soc.
S40,OO0-SlO,OOU
Alexandria, No. 30, for Monday Morning. Capitals-
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 22OO 1900 10 Of 1000. sc &c
- Nos-l5 drawn. Wholcs $40; Halves S.: Quarters
$3.50.
u Tickets in all the Lotteries and the lucky Nos for
sale az STRATTON'S LUCKY OFFICE.
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NOTICEL

To VIM. T.. Pearce. a non-rcsident OF the state:
SlR Take notice that | shall proceed on SA
~ TURDAN the 2ih Gay OF June the Clerks OHee Of
The County Court Of Charles Cry between Of O'Clock
\ NJ and O'Clock, z. NJ deposition 0 Ionus "
walden TO De read IN evidence depending in the
Superior Court Of Chauccl for The Richmond Circuit which am
plaintiff and and the James Res Co,npanv are
defendants and should from deposition not
taken or concluded on said 18th June taking con
unued from day 10 day al the place and same
hours concluded.
24-dSc 3tawt24June r. : NAsSTE
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virtue OF Deed of Trust. executed to the
- subscribers by Thomas Godin dated the IOtb a NJ Ma,
e4 and OF record the Office q County Cour Of Hanover
VIII De sold for cash TUESDAY 25th # fair If not IN.
% iar day Of June 1913 that being day at Hanover Cont
House TWO tracts Of Land said Deed conveyed One Of which
eal Rough Neck containing 203 being the and
bought by ad Thomas a. GOddn Charles Thonusop ,d
on TIE Oh road leading from Richmond Court House
Ionns the lands OF Jas r Huffman Nath Lpscomh &C. on
"hieh land said there valuable pine and OAK timber And or
eT tre containing ~ by the lands Of
:" haIorough Nathaniel AGREE and Peter being the
land bought BY Thomas H. Cciiin OF William sb a.,
lo e he OF George smith dec The subscribers, trustees
vi" convey only the title which they believe 10 be
haspulabe The sale VIII take place the usual hour
JESSE 6. YARBROTGH -
HUDSON VI. WINGFIELD. trustees
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LIGHT HODys,
NEW YORK PRINTING INK
nlanllfarturn.

HbHINTfNF Ink OF nII warranted equal 70 any
constantly hand and reasonable terms.
rfief- and venter- are solicited a article
ne senior partner has been constantly engaged
Printing Ink for the Last eighteen years anil the Junior partner for
esht years and they feel confident an
article any manufactured.
TESTtNoNIALs.
having u-d the Messr- Lshihody Printing Ink have no be
aton IN ponouneng equal superior To any nov. IN use
July 18th lei2 JONAS BOOTH. I47 Futon Street A. Y
ofes Of As ".NtE HorhL' No. 10 fan Street, " y
CONSIDER the Printing Ink gh,body
IN every respect superior to any other n b. market
July i-h l7is JOHN w RICHARDS, Freshman
The Printing lnk Of the Mesrs L-thoy has been 70, o,.
u u'h ue New world and i entirely satisfactory every
respect hwil 20 further than any which we have %
'u| ~ io'-' T. WINCHESTER.
have used lnk by Messrs -o on the BRO
uer Jonathan &c leonsider good any ever used
J. THOMAS.
The Printing Ink manufactured by Mcss Lghoy has been
used IN the Herald Job Office paper for some time and
without hesitation pronounce the best have seen
ELLIOT.
Ink from the above manuaeto AZ New York pree
Js <-ot DAVENPORT ALLEN
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VALUABLE FLOUR MILLS FOR

HDURSCANT 20 provisions OF two deeds Of trust from or,
Whtworh 1.-THE subscribers end Clerks ONCE Of
The Hastings Count Petersburg purposes deed set fob
we shall sell al public auction ATT RDAY tn it Instant al
ock 2 VI on the premises that valuable property IN the Town
OF Petersburg long snowu As the SOUrHSIDE MILLS There are
about fourteen acres Of Land attached on which several
Houses are erected now paying good The M-fouse and
Machinery insured the Mutual Insurance Society gross
sum Of $1,000 The Min stones all
new and Of The best quality and throughout they all the
latest and most approved fNiur which the
establishments THE Nni this county an abundance
Of water on oyefshot wheels diameter and In
abundant wheat these Mills capable Of making FORTY
dfty thousand barrels Of -four.
TEENs-sN twelve and eighteen o approved en-
dorsed negotiable notes and on the pr7urv 10 s,
the payments PETER P. BATE T.,
WM. PANNtLL- i'u-'ee''
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES,

E1URSO AM to the provisions of a deed of trust
u executed o. te subscriber By A. Hunnicu for the bepe
M OF John + Ihos and duly recorded Office Of the
County Cour ofsur 60 shall Monday Of day June
1913 M front ~ tn door of COUNTY Of sur
~ expose 10 sale of cash to th highest bidder Public Auction
Iourtscn likely Negroes, among which Men Women
Boys and girls the title which believe 10 be ns
putah hutactng shall convey title only As v..
ed 10 by the deed ina 1O-c6tsl WIN CARTER Tr,s,.s
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LAND FOR SALE.

II WILL sell, on THURSDAY, the Sth dav of
June Ie W iar otherwise the next fair day ofIand
Hng on the East side OF the Southwest Mountains in III. county az
Alellfe and adjoining the lands OF M H.ggnbotiam
e"t ArKander 6arU and others within otesv.
from the Riyannl Rivef senvie on Jane. RIVER IN
an Intelligent agreeable ueghborhoo This contains seven
hundred and N acres cleared
and toieraby well clover the balance in soo Tn s
ing mouse Is 3 by - feet entirely with small
expense can be made excellent dwelling large family with
All other houses particularly adapte 10
al ne products Of climate tobacco wheat oats
o &c oeeu unnecessary description Of the
hnd believing person will purchase without first viewing The
premises which invite them actuay sell no, though
ehoiee but necessity Terms liberal particulars on the tay f
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