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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Special sess,on
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery heiS -, ~ lie
field county, al the Court house, on the 18th day Of u,s
1912: " guy, A.
Thomas r. Winfree, Administrator, with the win =.
against Paint.
Dumas James w. Dumas, and Theodore Hail. nssi, III
This Cause which has been by consent Of parties an
this Court from the County Court OF Chesterfield
day TO be heard the hi the answers Of all the
cept Elizabeth Hall, the petition Of james F. Smith Co,aa
said Elizabeth Hail. which, by consent Is
OF her belalf the dispositions witness -
hibts and argued by Counsel: On consideraon a
the Court Is of opinion, and doth decree. that said
Hall, the tine of the remuneration by her Of the
her. contained In the will of her said husband, was
unsound mind and incompetent To make such relun NC
the said remuneration was and is therefore void and ,b
Elizabeth Hall IL entitled TO all the provisions for her II
will contained in the same manner il such renun,t
been made and the Court doth order, that the Mat .
minsrator, with the will annexed, Of James Hail. dee
render before OF the Commissioners Of the CDur i,
Of the said estate and OF his administration OF
also do render Of the property devised and
The said Elizabeth Hall, and the profits thereof and
lnwances which lave been made thereuut for the bene
said Elizabeth HALL also account OF the property dew
bequenthed by the same will to Susan Dumas m
and which has been made her ana h.
that the said Commissioner take OF the deli,
ing against sa:i Estate any, requsn all persons
against the produce such clams before him
purpnse giving al least four weeks notice tn sueh Wy =
by advertisement, published in some newspaper Of H.,
Richmond and that he report such accounts, with any
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself requires
of the parties 10 be so stated. ~
Copy-Testc, l.. w. CARTER n r
The parties interested in the accounts directed hy In
order hereby notified that will proceed tie I'm
February, ls43 10 O'Clock, A. ~ II my house. In Che
county, 10 take said accounts-al which time they
attend with their accounts and vouchers, ready for
and all persons having claims against the Estate of Jane,
deceased, particular, required To produce snch
fore me, properly authenticated before thar day
RICHARD ELAN, conmi..lc.
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PETERSBURG

PETERSBURG.
CbEhP DRY GOODS.-Onc of our firrl will spend u
~ portion OF his time in The Northern aud Eastern rarst
The purpose OF making selections and hny:ng met a
BILE terms, thereby enabling constantly hand
fresh, aud complete STAPLE and Fancy Dy o.
which will be sold al r lowest p, sb!e prices for and
credits. All running cunts Will be due and PAYABLE TIE "
July and first Of January.
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES 6
Jan. Is ,s-pl
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- EM0VEDi the opposite side Of the and facing the
~ Franklin Hotel tJon Earley's Old SaEd, South side Of
Main, I'D hnuse from Governor street.
We would take this opportunity Of thanking the public for
avors received the last years IL design NJ first
establish ourselves through pess but Ia do by giving
sacIion to all who call upon which consider far pceTa
bile any other basis, and Of which glad 10 know has
been almost universal.
sour design 10 the nj this time, and for
The future All goods suld by that do not please in quail
y, NJ, Color make, ashion otherwise, he returned,
the money refunded-provded the shall not have been
We have NJ This time a large stock, if nc larger than
in the State In line Of business aud would respectfully
invite the economist give call hcu.e purchasing and
anime fer HIMSELF and prices pronounced low
lower than other In the city, shall be mnch deceived
We have Cloth Coais al2 while charge Sic for making
and trimming the furnishing the CLOTH and pants
that sold for al4 and Vests, Shirts Drawers Handkerchief
Cavas Stocks Sspcndes Socks Gloves and Collars of
kinds and qualities and all articles usually kept by
es OF which we are determined to sell low, for cash. and
quest the public call and whether they buy not
% all Goods parren,ed.
J. BRASSaN & co.
jan, 18I3 W-w1yt
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SCHOOL AT AMELIA SPRlNGs.-The subscriber h.
- employed Mr.. William b. Feathrrston Teacher O.
School nj AmeIia Springs commencing on Monday, The X
January, and terminating The 10th Of December fla.
with months vacation in August. In this School
tausht the Latin, Greek and English languages.
Trims PEI session 81 tca non.hs
Board including lodging, washing, &c, s
Boarders leaving Friday evenings and returning Mcnli
mornings, with washing done At home,
Tuition in Classics,
FRANCIS A. WILLS \
Jan. IL ..-ai.
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.is% Senator ds6'sd "a iad:nsr
iNpiaSA"uLis, Jan. ~, Isl.

tNI01eI WftrfY;
Dee. Sir 9.iwa!3 !, flanagan, 81 81 ~ hing De
4oora. Of the Wan Br,en school, WAS elected on The
h. rim rore sa!r :. Senator 10 supply the place
nf Oliver Ii Smith The vote stood For flanagan
Is. Smith O.: scattering, ) This determines Tic poll
teal mpcxion of the next L. S. Senate. Immortal
honor 10 The Hcosicr Democracy.
Mr. flanagan was formerly member Of Congress
from this STATE snd able deba,er and sound poll
,ician. In The hard cider campaign Of $780, he was
defeated candidate for Congress in the 9Th dis.
!rc,, but like many o. lis faith who fell uneO.gaered
in that memorable year, lie has risen again.
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from liz .ioasy qrcie If tie =. ] He5aid, TIN 80
The uccoun!s from Washington advise ns Of III. Ut
.cr cefeat Of the Exchequor r5ojec; Of Mr. Webster
NJ ore ever supposed tina, II con,riYed seize me
could be seriously entertained, ba. Tie small Number
al political! adtefents 10 il created surprise Tie
2gowed object Of the plan 10 assist commerce,
aad 10 "feguialc tie exchanges; TIE defeat, however
brings cut he avow: from the Government organ
that 1t entertained only Borrowing project, &c
ASSIST the finances O! the Federal Government. This
singular Of all, that could seriously
ter,ain in time Of peace, and great agricultural
wealth., the idea OF rcsof,ng 10 revolutionary wal
tax in the shape Of Government issues Of paper mo
ney, IN carry the Government. Il is mark of po
ii;ical weakness pnpabe as TO be evnced only by
men determined II cling 10 Office conscious that they
do not cary with them the Of lie people, anu
that they be sustained only by the temporary ano
fictitious combination 81 pccuniary interests. Hence
the customs sacrificed by high tariff 10 conci!ia'e
manufacturers; paper ssGes tried, 10 the spccua
tors and runcd gamblers The land revenues sacrificed
10 the c,pdy or the holders Of deprecated stocks
and debts accumulated for the benefit % clique.
ri stock i"bbcrs. THIS trucAbI To the storm, and
trimming 10 the breeze has broncht the .edsrci Go
ve,EGeit 10 The verge o! insolvency. Its last
was lee defeated project 10 paper money fol Il:
relief Il IS now driving beo:e the gale with &c
creasng revenue, increasing expenses, and accrn'u
lltigg debt. Let ;uTn 10 what actually doie
'st year, and TO "irtis proposed Tor tie CONN., yca
by Inc Secretary OF tie foc3grg IN h!s late reports,
follows:
Rcvr<.rs EyFssoi1u7s or 1873 s1cn st.rr ros = l.
HrglV8e EIgari'G.s.
Ca.,omso ~ l,23 G5 o;ausfy expenses % 30
30. tCurs a: !9., :!.tHGe.o
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THE subscribers respectfully beg leave inform their friends
and public Richmond and vicinity, that hey
hand splendid assortment Of HAS and Cars q the
and fashionable styles at present They
their Hats Of superior qualify and s, colo Icing mannfae
ned by themselves expressly for their retail trade They civ.
below lis, OF the Hats present, which offered 10 the
public cheap any other house In the city FOR cash:
Fine black Cashmere Beaver Brush Sutria Russia Muskra
Coney and Wool-aso, good Silk aud Angola Hats. The,
have just finished fresh LOT Of splendid Moiekin Hats Of spe
rio sre light, and elastic. Gentlemen wanting good
cheap Hat, respectfully requested TO give us call
SMITH & HURLEY,
Corner of Main and ath Streets.
Nov. 10 56-w3m
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srv one who carefully watches The movements upon
the p6 teal chess board, must be con"'nced that I
S Bank g fast becoming "obscleie idea Tie Ell
irvescencc Of political wrath Which the vcoes cxcited
seems 20 have in great measure, subsidized and The
ardent Bank enthusiasm Of ,hose days, has died away
u smp!e preference Of fifteen million monster-or
~ case e.ea ihs could ~; be gothic Exehefuer Will
,nsigeror The Suh.Treasury dipesied OF some Of III
/ teeth and ea,cs, would mol be vefy objectionable.
I The iclom ,ug remarks of Mr.. Winthrop, the Re
preventative of Tie Boston a.S:ocracy, we cannot Tor
! bear 10 copy dark The .afened tone of Whisgery:
/ a. srGn- sease Of obligation rested on Congress IL
p7ogGe IL Son,e forn other, FOR the collection, safe
keep.nt and disbursement or the public revenues. i
Bank 81; the T. : with capital o! fifteen millions, wa
his first choice 10, this, al present, Was an obsoett
idea" Something else, however, might be adopted
HEY could call the Secre;ery Of the Tfeasut,
to put down, III black aad while, much Of the paI
which that officer pursued in relation 10 ile public
moneys. Any system, bad one, would tc bei,c
than executive discretion. So strong his sense
OF the obligation resting the House TO adopt some
mode that he had than once been led 10 regre
that The Sub Treasury had been repealed Odous as i
vas, if it was still in existence, he did not know whe
,!c he could for lis repeal lie did not conceive
% be secret for il avoweG openly in the Senate
i!a The repeal OF the Sab Treasury was hurried through
:la; The President gil; he induced TO sign The bill io
the charter Of National Bank. II The question of re
peal were again 10 occur he would against III they
might have taken out the teeth, extracted the poison
ana abolished the specie clause Of that measure
made il somewhat acceptable This and other modIf
cations he would prefer. and leave ii standing until
substitute could he devised and enacted He preerre,
even that par, Of the Exchequcr plan relating Ia III,
custody safe kes ping and coeciion of the public
nue., than 10 system 1t all. An oil fifteen o
twenty millions Of ExclcqGey bills. and edee unable il
spec'c, would be o. great convenience 10 the pubic
q paper currency and medium OF exchange CONNER
cal sections Of The country. In word, rather tia,
have no measure whatever he woa'd vote er he Who'll,
BILL although lie seriously objected many oi lis ca
mrs - fartcL shnrle ncnnsE,r
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SToCKToa's PREMIUM MINERAL TEGTH.-Jg,s.,,
- WAYT, DESrisT, has just received from the above
manufacturer complete assortment OF the most betu
that nave ever heen brought 10 this city, aud which,,
Constitutes an admirable imitation OF the natural ee'
surpassed. -,
Interested are respectfully invited 10 call and examine
specimens of his work. ~.
j. g. W. continues, as heretofore, 10 perform all op
the prevention and Of diseases the teeth ahc
nee on the square Immediately above the Banks Nan N
r a sacs:-M Clarke, NJ. d., George Watson ~ -, n
Deune ~ d., T. CarEchnel, 81. D., Robt. w ls".i
Thomas Nelson, VI. D., James Bolton, 81. D., J. ion
ND. sept 8
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JAMES A. PATTESoN, CoHuI,,IoS MEscH.sT, Richmond
PaW give prompt attention to sales Of all kinds Of Pro
dce and Merchandise consigned 10 his Store on Car
street, adjoining Messrs. Caperton Crump.
Oei, Is 47-WlY
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EEMALE SCHOOL IN LOUIsA.-The School al ms ,,
for the education Of young ladies' will rrcomnrnce ~
DAY. The 10th Of January next, under the supervision
tharinc Randolph Dodge Of New York, no has tI.thr
highly responsible duties OF teacher in manner sa'fe
her patrons the present year. The undersigned lhr
no hesitation IN recommending Miss Dodge he Pn9'
competent and faithful ins.rcess In this school ,'s
viii he taught necessary 10 constitute complete Enga =
ton, together with Painting, Music and The Frenc! be-
The school having been established with 20 the s.
OF my own children, will be, as heretofore, restricted
number OF pupils. The location is praverbia for IL ea ~
and Its contiguity TO the Louisa Rairoad will prove 90
enes Tor the transportation of pupils and their baggage
ne terms, including every necessary expense, 'f w
astic year. will be $3.50.
My address Is Potiiesvle, Louisa county. ry,,
CLAYTON G. COLE. :.
Jerdone Castle, Louisa co. Dec Q 1872 O.
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II viii he seen W. oar sponscnt from Indiana
polls. ami slip from lie Scn;lns, that lie Democrats
The Indiana Legislature lave achieved a victory thi
consequences cr #hich will be i,I, throughout the
Unon, in the triumph OF Democracy over Federalism
Mr. flanagan is ore Of our most gifted counirynen-
Democrat oil the rnr stamp, and will do honor the
State elec,ing h:n.-- CHR S,ateswGG.
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In CHANcERY.-ymGISIa lin Northumberland c..
L Court, 10th October, 1872:
Frederick W. Wood, Complain
against
William W. McCar:y aud Sarah l.. his WIFE, who was s,r
Wood, Marianne Wool, Eliza 4. Wood Geore-anna ~
Henrietta y. Woad, John 7. Wood and Charles l.. Wood
DernG,...
This day the complainant by bis Attorney, and Az
ing 10 the Satisfaction of The Court, that the defendants Va
MeCauy and Sarah e. his wife. who Sarah E. Wod \.
anne Wood, Eliza 4. Wood Grorgeanna X. Wood Hcuts
Wood, John I. Wood and Charles J. Wood are inh,,.
of this State: On the motion of the plaintiff, is Ordered
the said defendants appear here The End Monday q.
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff aud that copy q
order be forthwith inserted for months sncccssivcy
Richmond Enquirer, and another copy thereof posted
door of the Court hoise OF This county.
ACopy-rests,
NJ D. CRALLE C. T.
Jan. 81 s0-a..'
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IN CHANCERY.- Goochiand Circuit suI
L Court of Law and chancery, 9Th April, lsil:
Rowland Hopkins, Pals
against
Edwin Watkins and James Niche, Joseph 2. Wa,k,-,
Peter Guerrant, Trustees Of Edwin Watkins, De!ert,.
On motion of The defendants, by Counsel, 10 dissolve n
junction awarded in this cause, the Court, considerable.
of and Of The arguments of Counsel doth reject the c,
erenpou, tn. plantif replies generally To tie
defendants: Whereupon. this cause came on this day
upon the complainant bill the of the defendant,
repcations thereto, and the exhibits filed and was a.
Counsel: On consideration thereof, the Court lwhog
any other point in the cause doth adjndge, order aud ec.
the Master Con missioner OF this Court do audit stale ana
the accounts In controversy between the ares IN hi, cau
make report thereof TO the Court. with any matters de,n:
aud proper by HIMSELF which may be required By
party TO be specially stated
4 Copy-Tes:e,
MAR W. MILLER, b.
The parties interested in the above order Of Count are m
notified, tina; have appointed Monday, the 18th dag Il P
next, Gooch!and Cont house, for the purpose as,
above accounts, which time and place they viii attend
the necessary evidence &c. to enable To take and .t
accounts, required by said order.
W. NJ BRYCE, Master Comn,is,,s.
Jan. II .-a;,
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AW NOTICE.-The subscribers have formed partnership
- practise law They will attend all the Courts held In The
city and IN the counties of Goochland and Louisa.
Oiee Governor street door Joseph Mayo, Eco.
PEACiIf GRATTAN,
HENRY COALTER CABELL.
Richmond, Va Dec. To- 1872 s3-3&wtf
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class +, for lsi3 to be drawn
Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday the 18th of February 1919 &c No
Lottery IA draw ballots.
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DRiNTiNG ISK.-We shall have constantly hand full
supply nf Johnson Duraris best Printing lux, moderate
,riees.
Enquirer Office, March 10, lsa2 100
Liberty advocate., 1843-01-17
OAKEY, PAYNE & HAWKINS,
Cotton Factors.
AND ~
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. II, CANAL STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS.

NV + inform our friends that our
wv firm continues. TO enjoy its high
and unblemished reputation in the COT
TON FACTORAGE & COMMISSION
BUSINESS, Notwithstanding the many
late vicissitudes in Commerce and Bank
ing. And we are proud TO udd,. that
every one Of the planters that patronize
US, can bear testimony Of the rigid atten-
tion bestowed. by US TO their commands
and orders; never making postponements
or creating delay, and with the most
pleasing satisfaction TO all our patrons.
BALE ROPE q. BAGGlNG, or any
oflhe usual Plantation Supplies, that may
be required prior 10 marketing the crop,
we shall always be prepared TO advance
10 our friends.
Those Planters who have not yet cor
responded with US, and who may wish
our firm TO transact their business in
New Orleans, can write TO US direct, &C.
companied with reference as an intro
duction; or can address US through one
OF their acquaintances, who may already
be on our list OF correspondents.
OAKEY, PAYNE g. HAWKINS. 4
Liberty advocate., 1843-01-17
Literary.

TNHE subscriber begs leave 10 inform
the public that he has opened a
School, in the Female Academy, in the
town Of. Liberty, on the following terms,
viz: He will teach all the branches Of
common school learning, atatwo dollars
q mon,h--and the. Latin aud Greek Ian
guages, and general course Of Science,
with the Mathematics, particularly Alge-
bra and Geometry, at four dollars a
month. He pledges himself % use bis
utmost endeayors to give satisfaction TO
all his patrons, in respect both to the
moral and literary atiainmenls Of his
pupils: Any person wishing information
respecting the qualifications of the sub
scriber, lis respect fully requested 70 call
and examine his credentials from the
South Carolina College, where'he gradu-
Rted in 1917, and also from the trustees
tofseyeral respectable literary institutions
over which he presided in Tennessee and
Alabama some years ago.
HENRY D. #. ROBERTS.
December 7th, l842. W
Liberty advocate., 1843-01-17
RANGERS Sale.

|2AN the first Monday in February,
~ 1843, | will sell before the door Of
the Court House in Liberty, the following
described Strays, Wis.
One Bay MARE, taken up by Laban,
20. Marsh, 4years old, l2 hands high, and
appraised at $35.
| One Black HORSE, takenup BY Alex.
Berryh'il, 10 or II years old, and ap-
praised at $50.
One small Bay HORSE, taken up BY
B. Anderson, l3a hands high, 10 years
old, and appraised at $40.
One Mare MULE, taken up by Richard
Williams, years old, sorreE color, IL
hands high, and appraised at $50.
One Bay MARE, taken up by John w.
Horton, I6 years old, and appraised at
SIS
One Cow and Heller, taken up BY Jas.
D. Roberts, both appraised at $i5..
One Heller, taken up by w, q. Max.
well; and appraised at So.
r. M. KINCADE, Ranger.
January End, l843. 46
Liberty advocate., 1843-01-17
Notice.

eTNHE Undersigned Executor Of the
Last Will and Testament of Noah
s. Webb, deceased, having applied to the
Probate Court Of Wilkinson CouDsy, at its
December Term, l842, for an order of
sale of the following described. Lands,
Tenements, and heraditamenis, belonging
to said deceased, lying in said Wilkinson
County ,Ssate ofs,ississippi, to wit; Lots
number SO, 40, Al & AZ, in the town Of
Pinckneyvlle. And the said Probate
Court at its said December Term, l849,
having ordered AGITATION to-issue as the
law in such case requires; Notice is here
by given TO all persons interested in said
above mentioned and described lands, ten
ements and heredilamenis, 70 appear at
the nextFobrnary Termof said Probate
Court Of Wilkinson County, l843,) TO
shew cause if any they can, why said
lands, teilemenis and heredftaments,
should not be sold.
AMOS WEBB Executor, &c.
December II, l842. as
Liberty advocate., 1843-01-17
Notice.

1NObtOOs
N pursuance Of an order Of the Pro.
IL bate Courl,or Amite county, granted
AZ the October term, l842, | will sell at
the late residence of Erasmus Castor,
deceased, TO he highest bidder, on the
First Saturday of January next,
(oeing the 7th day Of said monthly the
following Lands, belonging to the Estate
oi said deceased, to.wit:-Fraclional sec
tIon number nine, En-, in Township mum.
Der two, of Range number two, east, in
the tn, district of Lands subject to sale at
Washington, containing sos 80.
100 acres, more or less.
Sale to be on credit Of one and two
years, Notes with approved security
will be required.
F. C. TALBERT,
Administrator.
October go, 1849. 4ow3
Liberty advocate., 1843-01-17
A CARD

ME undersigned take this opportu-
n nifty to return thanks TO their
friends and the public generally, for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon
them during their mercantile career
They are ANXIOUS to close their old
business this Eall, and are much in want
of funds. They will feel greatly obliged
to their customers if they will come for
ward al their earliest convenience, and
settle their respective accounts. Your
CROPS ARE FlNE,-no excuse now.
As we have hitherto been very liberal
IN ohr indulgence, we faller ourselves
with The hope that our customers will
respond to this call with corresponding
llberality. Should such fail to comply,
we will be COMPELLED to place their
accounts in the hands Of an officer to their
cost, as loQger indulgence cannot be Civ
en-. "a 'cord 10 the lcise is sufficient
GEO. w. RUDD,
0. ]. DONNELLA.
Lihclty, Miss.
Sept. "a, l842. oowl
Liberty advocate., 1843-01-17
DR.. Lacount,s
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.
N immediate and perfect cure. The
use Of this article being attended
with such happy results in all cases Of
Tooth-ache, it is now offered 10 the pub
lie in the confident belief that its virtues
are unequalled. After the failure of all
other articles this has given immediate
and lasting relief For sale by Donnel-
Ia & Rudd, Liberty, at so cents per vial
May ss, 1842.
Liberty advocate., 1843-01-17
School Books.

I'M ESSRS.' DON-NEL-LA & RUDD
IU have just received fine selection
OF School Books, which they will dispose
OF on very reasonable terms. Among
the catalogue Of Books will be found
Grimshaw's United States,
Key to do.
+" Questions to do.
Websler's Elementary Spoilers,
Fireside Books,
Comic Almanacs,
CORD. Toys,
Cobb's Primers,
Goodrich's New Primer,
National Primer,
Smiley's Arithmetic,
Smiths g
Smiths Geography aud Atlas,
Pixies Arithmetic,
Vicar Of Wakefield,
Walkers Dictionary,
Webster's I"
Eclectic Readers,
Ames' fine ruled Cap Paper,
BLANK Books, assorted,
Playing Cards, &c.
July 2, l842
Liberty advocate., 1843-01-17
ONCE MORE

'VHOSE indebted TO the subscriber Ior
Postage on letters, papers, &c, are
requested 10 settle the same. cannot
pay every body's postage. And further,
II those SMALL accounts are moi shortly
settled, they may be accompanied with
COSTS S. TlLLOTSON.
Sept l7;f842. 81
Liberty advocate., 1843-01-17
Insolvency.

NHE undersigned having been APP
Al poinlcd Commissioners atthe April
term. I849, Of The Probate court ofAmite
county, TO audit claims against the Estate.
of Roberl L. Dunn, deceased, reported
insolyenD will meet for that purpose a.
the Court House in Liberty on the Second
Saturday in each month for the snsuing
six months. ~ lsssss,s n
T.sW. POUND, ~
s, ,R. DAVIS N0"Hrs' Hs's
May end, rae I0m6