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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-07
CURLED HAIR,
AND

HAIR SEATING.
%. 900 POUNDS South American CuTled Hair. Of
az. 1Sis o aess:
,uaole for upholsteres and bnet makesextensively
and Ja siis & sdHAEN
Orders all parts the Uu.d states executed promptly
T @S o az ss city or either
TO COPPER.PL.TE q MUSIC PRINTERS,
AND PUBLISHERS, &c.
sfLE 5n GsppeSS .'; 20, OF Mnie Pint.
o Ao one so
sy be .s Sres ONE o. Su,
'' .s ,sr Ap'y'0 T non
q u 2E o Hss. P;
city "s"'ss &C.
rs% Msn f. At A ad s
:ss:s W Z 81; 4; Il. s
WATCH MAKERS AND WATCH JEWEL
LERS.
- Maiden Lane snd Libery street Would .esrectfui
their snd; s sHS The public who wish e have
watches, how ever ns OF Intricate. repaired Orieweed A.o
rollers ,u 10y
r9Sy pins ioI Levers, daena CAPS and wstehe.
ssssss aud sp sss
' s'as sns
: ssa'sf to s1s s Ss. Of
REQUIRED Chaig-. moderate: mil imsr
M slcA. l:NslEgsUMtN rs, Wh2 sale End Retail
bone nsh I'"lns ard o. Glide. Tss:e stu.
a sff Sm Is.l. Ct aus. as hs .
Bands " ii find good article.
Also. Victims Guitars and r OF every deserioton
isaan asd German fer Har2s Violin, Al o., CriIos
Double Bass. sud Guitars lei 2ssec
a BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR TO BE HAD
FOR THREE SHILLINGS.-READ.
THEN JUDGE.
QEADER five prove an article 10 be good will Won he
etIete IT.? seems mat have b-en bumbrgged
il uurOyed IN he
It. Now read. These are e real aud positive qualities Of
Hair Restorative will general and beauIry the
ta II VIII force the hair grow the hea facs and bo
dy or here Intended grow by
the scsP h.ahy t,,ays the ha. rs off and thoroughly
make he hair naturally dark and beautiful. Jones
Coral Hair Restorative sold the sign of the American
Eagle So 4 hath I'm street New York
Ag,nt,nze,eer Third aud pnsk street. Philadeph and
street. Boston Cleveland, King sre-t, Chsrleston C.
State street, Albany MITCHELL No, gch, Chen n "
Brooklyn. ns inns
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FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
OrENlN0 OF THE STRING FASHIONS,
At THE MAtSAZtN nEg MODE2 an GA NAi. a
TO THE LADIES

IL HE LADIES.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS.-The prcpre-
tfcss Miss KING daughter Of the celebrated Carl King
oers for sale and choice OF Mil
Goods Tor the trade presented to the pub
lie both regards the quality and chcapness Of the
The ttment consists Of the following
The celebrated Silk Hat, called
caro- rTE A LA RACHEL,
which indeed Tblematicsl Of Partisan SHERRED
SILK entirely and original and Lawn Hats DO do
Ar entire styl Of Hats, called
"MODlNE CAPOTTES, CHINESE COTTAGES"
ParIs and English
FANCY STRAWs,
OF the finest texture, IN great variety
The cs;ectfuly socts the ladies favor he
with call end her elegant and stock OF MILF
sery for the ns.ves beDrs they purchase will
be great 20 them price and great advantage
gsrds the variety and quality o.. the goods
MISS KING, Magaz. de Modes,
an lmY 293L Broadway
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70, SHIRTS. 70,
v ! ~ ! A. n STREE

70, SHIRTS. 70,
THIRD DAs %dEe1H SkLo sT hAbEE LANE NY
the aS hs sa 6 e the
us ssa @ bat he r.
ens to py them with Shirt
been the habit Of PAYING '"ey nave
Senior RR iRS05;' e NJ i' wi fig s.
Walden hsns Villa" street. third
S=PatcclsI aIenon paid TO private orde,a il lmer
ElsHINy jACkLE.-J' I'm CONkOY, So Futoe. cor
me- Of Cliff street. has si.ceived 500 B;mboo Rods
ssp re- s . s s so,1n
ver OF anRig Invited his general
Il. sHy 70 " iss u
the best d. scrIpon AID moderate m3l lwscc
LONDON AND MANCAEsTEK INDIA RUB
WHoLEsAtE AND RETAiL, Nc.s Wall street, II
III FnS. S G 70 .sa. Es
Cspe,. ofsupeuor Lama Cashmere Lana Persss.
issii 100 Lame. Lar. 20.
ia "a r isps
saa ems cfixs XERxHxMsoN.
NAposss2S .S, c2SU ,I No 1871 Fulton
of the Mornns Herald 70 inform his nd. and Gu ,oms
rno may sSsS7 70 honor hun wh .s, that he
a1d ns be ss nov or hnd an and r
- is % .Ss;
n q s 81 &C. He has also for sale
He bsss also favor of the pu slic hi
.is 3
Soa@oertin and Champagne wines. Geld collation. Il
Franc iise, eve y evening.
fan,lss s,pI 20 oTdlr with wines &c m3o linz
pANO-FOR1ES-Tbe subscribers RESPECTFULLY ipfoym
treif friends and The public general have re-
mov,d rom their late place IT brsIoess 43 Broad lis
franklin street, between Church and Wet
,ney VIII continue 10 TaIUfaciure their Tansposng mo
roes 1hs instrument forms beautiful, rich
terror coh m shape and neafness besides full brilliant
ard The great advantage derived from hi.
Invention Is That muc may be sed esircd
10 SUIT the vocalist or To- en- Of
N9men and therefore worthy the attention the
well as the artist large Of tablet Piano Foea
rose wood and ahosapv and 81 with French grand
acon are also constantly hand aud will be sold
,sdu ed Price Old Piano Foes taken exchange also Piano
Fones kept for hire
LINDELL, WENNERsrRoM & CO.
my -ec us srsnkl,n street
TO BRtDGS BUILDERs-scaied fro os.Is for building
aswing driver, for the pier over Ne tow
Creek Island will be received until the
IN day OF jane, 1885, u o'clock aao Front street
New York. where the plans and ou are no DIV
be exhibited JNO. b. HYATT Pres,dsnt
Newtown June q ist3. ;25tsr
7'WlNEo, &s-BridpoIt Sem TwIne.
Bale and Bal do
Cosien Wrapping Sem do
Gotten Yarn asd Wick.
Gotten Warp.
American AMI English Show Thread, OF various M ubers
sndaua'iies, Tor safe in lots to suit po'eha,es,
XII NOSLEV,
ms I'm Walden
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IMpOKTa Vsr m, G,,yiu .

Oh hN ~ FEMALES.
Ia MELVEAt. Office l29 Liperiy street, near Green.
wen street. whose the treatment OF com
plants arising from the eeulsy total suppression Of III.
menMs has gained for him bat
,u 20 that mach Of his belongs the
whiso he - agent, and importer Tho United stae, Ihe
ssItnty IA all female Us surprising (ee ad,er
usrmc 20 on last cola mn Of fourth PAGE
can De consuSd all eomplaipu Incident
''""'s WIN me suicsssf confidence. mis- Inc dy2wyf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-07
A YACHT FOR SAL

"A 1ACHI FUR SALE,
seven tons bur hen, nine Id aud in perfect sell
Ing ORDER we fonnd IN such awning TO-
cock p anchor graphing cabies sheave bocks sa
ana negng Of the very best Of
ciess and rudder head Of bras has beautiful CABIN
fted with 10 ters cushions looking glasses spy
aud oihe' fixtures arpeiaining to the lrve
geraor under the ccckp that will hold 100 lbs ICE so
ggtd carries square tcpsas ieps "a on deck fee
beam iron keel IL inches Deep az wild. mdships bolt on
hsiston weighing 1000 bs those that the
81 leverage power Will at that she be kpoc
down In SOU al, and bort she csnDol
nk az sh~ has the tuoyancy ef 2a00 cork
sdts a. selling and very fss sae Dor further par.
ucu,ars. inquire of JENNINGS,
mlo INN ls2 Broadway John ,t,irs 'front.' room
GAIL BOAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the matIerI Av,
~ thatt the rub When the of
ca success urss IN the bosom Of he skht amab
Hy postraes himself and in turbulent
ana Unknown Such the condition Of certain bride,
o. this city no seeks notorey through
ncatons The subscriber has for the
that - e
Lsrre bssks can venture more.
but lltue barks must keep shore"
ana vhcn men think they with him superior
ou,dng they must not talk in psbIes but bolov MIN
a. ms ofbce door, for proof; hin
snaengcs are always made GOOD fstks corquer
Upon thu prise he forms his bulwah the hus
sreth tune ne oers 70 show the Troubern to any
boat Croilus ever tuit has trophy which wifi
baches; where's your dsunteo cousge-raw the veil
and show yourscl to the world.
ri SrOne months notice, distance under fifty miles
Inc lrouoer" can be nt his baz,sv
(P 81 c. L. IN1gRsOLT..
mo TN zee Water afr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-07
CUTLERY

CUTLERY.
VIM WILD, Manufs cturcr and lmporer of Cutlery, No.
" $50 Division street oen he trade oh. AZ tor cash
with variety Of other goods, ~
As Mr. w supe,ntends the manufacturing of his goods h,
can recommend then be equal best ma ufsctured
goods ~ the city The country dealers would do well TO call
previous TO pu,ch ,siug eseuh here M Inns,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-07
4 DEATH BLOW TO QUACKEKY.

oSI SuBLl HE'D AID for sale, wnolesnIe and retail,
-, ~ Nassau street. Ths Medical Guide; or Every Man
HIS Own Physician" in which /. contain,d Iscid aid
h9foush elimination Of certain disease In all Us
With simple ana effect modes OF which may
vnoe nnd aud pacee, bout the aid Of
Dublin Lock Hospital " Wv
his the only really good book cxtant on the cubic
sys me LONDON Lances and by eDsuring the
bu,incss OF the quack doctors ~ ~ wv
s;g S,I ereosing one dollar directed to H0L;
me W rk De sent postage sny part III the United
lars - ~'' VIZ W -, - a. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-07
THINk goR ioTH1RHsELYEs, BEF ORE IT'S

TOO LATE.
'THOMAs WILLIAM HARPERs COUGH MEDE
ClSr-Ihm medicine has been before publ for 70
yea hch proof Of its being good medico Il BIS cured
cases Asthma 30 standing, never known 20
fail IN of the Wnoopng Cough IL can be gwen
babies days old with lerfect safety For coughs and
there nor bettr medicine Pot bot les It TX, Is
and 70 cents each sold whoes lie and the acs 26e
VII street three doo' sonth o. e.knn street. Removed
m ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-07

BRITISH AM, rALIAN STRAW GOODS.
Msh'f s. az: S. De i T. ias'sd wi" b
k ksf. o. '''lia'''
81. s;.-
Aso Impaired 8obne Of all the above kinds Of Plat
s.s: added ~ ecsHaea 1s1 ,S
e ,s ns S sr
sDM1NBB %xaIE q the ToMxs s' StyNoLps
hex ~ CUSTOMERS and Hps tho
ladies g-nsrsly that she has Jus. received BY aryas
E an: and NJ.
oods io Dresses Laces and Fancy Goods, OF all dsscp
The D.s.. MAKING Department \. order. promptly
~ :ss vino ha had
fsaan Ds..:.
% ss sss @
pn. at a very low price a. usual. NILE lm.ec
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
AT 22fkNNe ~ SfE s sCDaA g xSS ST.
MApAME D; BEHRMAN bees @ ints,m her nu@eroo.
ire aug @ ,s ss =:
ladies'; h. along wi.h i, some eae' Of rar. sL Hat.
fs
Pr t s5Eso ORE:
Madame D. has just opened several of French Import
ed Straw Has, Amszape, Inperai Brilliant, Fine
Enr ii,h DrnstabIe, Rutland, Albert, &c &c.
Also larre and varied of french Lawn
from infants ladies' the whole Of winch Madame B.
mas ermned order the exeency Of the
offer ar such low her the Of
her who have houoIed her with
trusts obtain preference OF those whose Ae
socits. An carly call requested the old French
esahlls lment,
MAGAZfN DIES MODES, so CANAL STREET.
Madame lss also received of Paris flowers
ribbons, viii n for variety may called
plrte. ms Im*r
tn THE LADIES'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-22
Communicated.
OBITUARY.

DIED--On the 18th inst, after shorl
and painful illness, WILLIAM eldest son
of Nathan and Caroline Chalfant, aged
10 years, 8 months and II days.
The parents OF the deceased have sus-
tanned severe loss in the death of their
favori;o son. He gave early evidence Of
those manly qualities which win parents
love, and excite parents pride; but, just
as they began to expand, he has been call
ed from earth, % the enjoyment OF bet
ter world. Though this affective dispen-
sation Of Providence may seem severe to
them, yet they should remember shat the
Lord giveth, and the Lore taketh away"
and their hearts should respond "Blessed
be the name ofihe Lord forever. While
they drop the hcart-rending tear over the
grave Of their lost William, let the bless
ed word of our Redeemer comfort them,
"Snber lille children 10 come unto me, and
forbid them mol, for Of such is The kingdom.
Of Hearea." Il. L. T
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-22

The Journal Of Health the best medi-
cal paper in the United States says: ga
cough cold pain in the chest or raising
of blood, are the monitory symptoms Of
consumption and especially dangerous.
Every possible means should be used to
invigorate the lungs and restore them TO
healthy action. To effect this there is
nothing more certain than Dir. Aliens
BaIsam of Horehound and Liverwort.-
This medicine has been so very success
full in curing these diseases, that many of
our medical men are recommending it in
their practice. We ourselves can point
to cases where life has been saved by
this medicine. The only agents in the
South are Comstock and Ross, rs Maya
zine stree, New Orleans.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-22
July 8, 1913.
RANGERS SALE.

an the First Monday in August next
" | will proceed to sell, before tn e
Court House door, in the Town of Libor-
ty, the following described Strays, to- wit
One Bay Mule, taken up by Benjamin
Anderson, about a years old, and apprais-
ed at $45 90.
One Brown Mare Mule, taken up by
Jonas w. Causey, about three years old
and appraised at $45 90.
Two Steers taken up by Samuel Bur-
ris, one aged 7 or 8, and the other 8 or 10
years--both appraised at $25 90.
Two Cows and Calves and Heifer ia.
ken up by David Lea, and appraised at
The sums Of SO, IS, 81.
T. M, KINCADE,
Ranger.
July 8, 1843. ids
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed OF trust executed
10 us as Trustees, by John Brooks,
dated the Fifteenth day Of February, in
the year l842, and duly recorded 10 the
Probate Clerks Office, in Liberty, TO Sc
cure the payinont Of certain debt there
in mentioned, We will expose to public
sale for cash, at the Court house in Lib
erty, on the SECOND MONDAY or DECEMBER
next, the negro woman SELEY conveyed
10 us in said DeedoG Trust, and execute
% the purchaser such title as we are au-
horizod by said deed, which is deemed
good.
JAMES G. GERALD,
WIN. McKOWEN,
Trustees.
June 5, l04s. l5m6
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1NO kOE,
XKTAS Committed TO the Jail O.
" Amite County, Mississippi, on the
17.h instant, by Erasmus S. Russell, Esq
Justice ofthe Peace in and for the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, negro man who
says his name is JOHNSON, and that
he belongs TO Elias Norwood, who re-
sides near Laurel Hill, La.--Said ne
gro is about twenty-three years of age
five feet six or seven inches high--stout
built-dark eomplected-lisps when he
talks--had on when committed, a red
jeans roundjacket, striped shirt, and an
old wool hat--no shoes,
The owner OF the above described ne
gro is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him out
Of Jail.
JOHN C. ANDERSON,
TAILOR, a. c. M.
July 22, l84S 81
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Tax Collectors Sale.

will offer for sale, TO the highest bid
der for cash, before the Court House
door, in the Town Of Liberty, Amite
County, Miss, on the FIRST MONDAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1913, between / o'clock, A.
NJ, and 3 o'clock, p. NJ, Tract ofLand,
viz:-The North East Quarter OF Seclion
Number 81, in Township Number !, and
the West Half Of the North West Quar-
ter Of Section Number 26, in Township
Number !, Of Range Number A, East;
containing GAO Acres, and Assessed as
the property OF George Bristeris Estate,
or SO much thereof as may be necessary
to pay $40 and 80-l00, the State, County
and Special Taxes for the years 1899,
1910, 1871 and l842, and all costs.
CLINTON McGEHEE,
Iar Collector, d. C.M.
June 8, 1s43. l4tds
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Final Settlement.

A + the August Term, le43, of the
IN Probate Court of Amite County, |
will present for iral settlement, the &C
count of Thomas NJ. Reynolds, Deceased,
as Administrators on the Estate OF James
Alexander, Deceased.
ISAIAH CAIN,
administrator.
July /, l843. 18w3
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THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
AUGUSTUS w. EORSYTuE

TERMS.-Three Dollars il paid II advance.
or Five Dollars at the end Of tho year
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted ct One Dollar per
square, (ten lines or less for the first insertion
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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Notice.

m ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersig ned
on the Estate Of David McCord, deceas-
ed, at the June Term, 1843, Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Amite County--All those
indebted TO said Estate, are required TO
make immediate payment--and those
having claims against the same, are re-
quested to present them duly authen lea
ted within the time prescpibed by law, or
they will be forever barred,
DANIEL MCNEIL,
administrator.
June |, I843. 18w6
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Strayed or Stolen.

ENROM Liberty on the night of the
E l4th lust, bay horse, about 8
years old--blind in the left eye--short
well. will pay all liberal
expenses for the delivery of said horse to
ne--or any information respecting him
will be thankfully received.
AGRlPPA GAYDEN.
July 22, l943. 2iw3
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Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration having
a been granted 10 the undersigned
on the Estate Of Moses RADON, deceased,
at the June Term, l843, Of the Probate
Courtof Amite County--All those indebt-
ed to said Estate, are required TO make
immediate pqymcnt-and those having
claims against the same, are requested 10
present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred
SAMPSON RADON,
administrator,
July /, l843. l8w6
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June 5, I943.
Tax Collectors Sale.

WILL offer for sale, to the highest
n bidder for Cash, before the Court
House door, in the Town Of Liberty, A
mite County, Miss, on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, l843, between II o'clock,
A. NJ, and o'clock, P. NJ, -Four Acre
Lot, granted to Robert Montgomery, and
Assessed as the property Of Samuel Pase-
on the North by a Lot be-
longing TO William G. Harrell, on the
East by Lands belonging to V. T. Craw-
ford, on the South by Lot belonging
to the Estate Of Thomas j. Gordon, and
on the West by the Girdle OF said Town,
or SO much thereof as may be necessary
to pay 81 90, the State, County and Spe-
cial Tax due thereon, for the year l842,
and all costs
CLINTON McGEHEE,
Iar Collector, A. C. M.
June 3, 1843 l4tds
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Notice.

Notice,
- NATAS Committed 10 the
16 wv Jail Of Ami'o County,
&~ Mississippi, on the 9th inst, by
I'M Henry Hunt, Esq, Justice
W. Of the Peace, inand for the
County and State aforesaid, a
negro man who says his name is DICK,
and that he beIongsi 10 George H. Cor
Ion, OF Woodville. Said negro is about
80 years Of ages feet or 10 inches
.;SSh dark complexion.
The owner Of the above described ne
gro is requested to comply with the requisi-
ions Of the law, and take him out Of jan
JOHN C. ANDERSON,
Tailor, a. Q. NJ,
July 8, i84s. 10 |
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June 10, 1913.

Notice.
DR. JOHN V. WREN, has return
- ed TO this place, for the purpose Of
making permanent location--he would
respectfully offer his services to the citi-
liens of Liberty and its vicinity, in the
various branches Of his profession.
Office, on Broad-stree,.
May g, l343. 10
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JAMES w. FIELDER,
CHARLES F. FIELDER,
Strayed or Stolen.

ENROM the pasture of the undersigned,
J. 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 a
blemish in one eye, about fifteen and q
half hands high, heavy set, and PAGES
well. A liberal reward will be given for
the return Of the above described horse 10
the undersigned, or any information that
will lead 10 his recovery.
WN. ABBOTT.
July 10, 1843. COWS
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Tax Collectors Sale.

II WILL offer for sale, to the highest
bidder for Cash, before the Court
House door, in the Town of Liberty, A.
mite County, Miss, on the FIRST Mon
DAY OF August, l843, between the hours
of II o'clock, A. NJ, and 8 o'clock, P. NJ,
a Tract of Land, vlz:-.Tract Number 10,
in Township Number 4, of Range Num-
Der 2, East containing 600 Acres, origin
ally granted to John Foster, by Conn
missioners Certificate. A. No. 1863, and
Assessed as the property Of Richard Zig
ler's Estate, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to pay $50 90, the State,
County and Special Tax due thereon, for
the years 1889, 1910, l84l and l842, and
all costs.
CLINTON McGEHEE,
1ar Collector, A. C. NJ
June g. 1843. 1Atds
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Notice.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having been
appointed Commissioners to Audit
Claims against the Estate Of JAMES JEN-
KINs, Deceased, by the Probate Court Of
Amile County, Mississippi, at the June
Term, 1913, will meet at the Court House
in in the Town of Liberty, on the Second
Tuesday, IN each month, for the ensuing
six months, for that purpose.
S. r. DAVIS,
f. s, RUSSELL,
Commissioners.
June 1, 1913. l8m6
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,
ENRON the subscriber on the 23rd
II May, Giving on the Baton Rouge
Road, three miles south of Liberty) a
small sorrel Mare, four or five years old,
has white streak in I.er face, and both
hind feet whte-also she has a white spot
on her lon-keen made animal. Any
information given of said Mare will be
thankfully received, or literally rewar-
ded.
MARGARET SLEEPER.
July, 18th 1913. COWS
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Tax Collectors Sale.

WILL offer for sale, to the highest
bidder for Cash, before the Court
House door in the Town Of Liberty, A.
mite County, Miss, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN AUGUST, l8l3, between the hours of
II o'clock A. NJ, and 8 o'clock p. No.
Lots Number and 2, in Square Number
8, Assessed as the property Of Tearman
Bates, or SO much thereof as will be ne
cessary to pay fifty cents, County, State
and Special TAX due thereon for the year
1912, and all costs.
CLINTON McGEHEE.
Tan Collector, A. C. M.
June 3, 1913. 14tds
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A t the June Term, 1913, of the Pro-
IA bate Court Of Amite County, | will
present my account as Guardian of Octa
ria B., Margaret c., Berrin p, and Sa-
rah q. Faust, (minor hers Of ~ s. Faust,
deccaSed,) for final settlement and allow :
ance.
D, w. BONDS,
GUARDIAN
July 8, 1913. l9w4
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Notice.

Notice.
A L the July Term, l843, OF the Pro.
IN bate Court Of Amite County, | will
present my account as Guardian Of Phil.
lip Rajford, for final settlement andiaIow.
ance.
HAMPTON BURRIS,
Guardian
June 10, 1843. Is
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Amite County, SIS.

Sarah A, Gayle, by
her neat friend, Gin
ton McGehee, : IN CHANCERY.
VS..
Richard C. Gayle.
n pom opening the matters of this
u Bill, and it appearing TO the salts
faction of this Court, that the Defendant,
Richard c. Gayle, is not an inhabitant of
this State, but resides hey ond the limits
thereof, SO that the ordinary process of
this Court cannot be executed upon him
1t is therefore, Ordered, that unless the
said Defendant, appear before the Judges
ofthe State of Mississippi, sitting in Chan
Gerry at the Court Room in the Town Of
Liberty in and for the County Of Amie,
on the Second Monday in November next
ensuing, and plead, answer, or demur to
the Bill OF complaint herein, the several
thereof will be taken for con-
fessed as to him, and such Order and De-
cree made therein, as the said Judges OF
he State aforesaid in Chancery sitting,
may deem equitable and just. 1t is fur
her Ordered, that copy of this Order
DC inserted in the Liberty Advocate
printed and published in the
Town Of Liberty, and County Of Amite,
or three months, successfully.
A true copy from the Minutes.
Z. M. DAVIS,
Clerk.
Liberty, Miss, June 10, 1913. Is
Smiley 4 Lotcry, Solicitors for Plaintiff