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oTner Os Coz. GEs. o, svssi,rrser,
CEPARATE proposals win be received !, mi. Of


g EPARATE proposals win be received at this Of
= flee until the Let day OF October next for the do.
livery OF prosi sions Ia bulk for the OF he troops
oil the United States, upon inspection, as follows:
AZ New Orleans.
GOO barrels of pork.
l, 10 barrels Of fresh superine -four
$50 bushels OF new viii field beans.
1900 pounds OF good hard soap
800 pounds Of good hard Sperm candles.
60 bushels good clean dry fine salt.
z 200 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
Al Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
$50 barrels Of pork
$50 barrels of fresh superfne -four
100 bushels of new white field beans.
2,4OO pounds of good hard soap.
4S0 pounds of good hard sperm candles.
40 bushels of good clean dry foe salt
$50 gallons of good cider vinegar.
Al the Public Landing, sir miles from Fort
Ioioson, month Of The Chiemichi.
600 barrels of polk
100 barrels of fresh superfne flour.
4S0 bushels of new white field beans.
$500 pounds of good hard soap.
1920 pounds of good hard sperm candles.
l6O bushels Of COED clean day fine salt
200 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered in ali the month of A prl
1914, and TO leave Natchiioch,s by the 10Th Februa
AIRY, 1874
Al Fort Jesup, Louisiana.
$50 barrels of fresh super6ne f,ur.
40 bushels of new white field beans.
400 pounds of good hard soap.
$50 pounds of good hard sperm candies
lao bushels of good clean dry fine sal.
1925 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
One half TO be delivered on lst May, 1914, and the
remainder on LIST December, 1874.
Al Fort Smith, arkansas
600 barrels Of pork
100 barrels Of fresh superfne flour.
4SO bushels of new white field beans.
1900 pounds of good hard soap
800 pounds of good hard sperm candles.
100 bushels of good clean dry fine salt.
1900 gallons OF good cider ncgar
One half Of the -four and the whole Of he other ar
,cles to be delivered in all May, 1874 and the re
mainder of the flour in all November, 1914.
Al Jefferson Baracks, Missouri.
200 barrels Of pork.
22iO barrels Of fresh superfine -four.
960 bushels Of new White field beans.
10 200 pounds Of good bard soap
$40 pounds Of good hard sperm candles.
800 bushels of good el an dry fine salt
4 400 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
Al Fort Crawford, Prairie du Chen,
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The number of persons who passed through the
Thames Tunnel on Sunday the 10th OF April,
was % 215!
WY g,l's hustle se cigar! "Dye give i, " ,"
Because IL 10 wrought :o-bsek-t>,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-21
NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the
Probate Court of mltelCounty, gran.
ted at the September Term, 1843, we will
offer for Sale, on credit Of one and tho
years, on Friday the First dug Of Decem-
Der nert, at the late residence of the de-
ceased, in Amite County, the following
Real and Personal Estate, Of Littleton 5.
Atkinson, deceased. to-wit:--Lot No. i,
and East part Of Lot No. 2, in Section A.,
Township E, Of Range 8, East; Fracioual
Section No. 2, in Tewnsip l, of Range 8,
East; the West Half Of the North East
Quarterof Section Is, 10 Town ship 1, Of
Range 2, East; the West Half Of the
South East Quarter OF Section 2, in Town
ship l, Of Range 2, East; the South West
Quarter of Section 2, in Township 1, Of
Range ., East; the South West Quarter Of
Section Is, in Township Is, of Range 2,
East; the North West Quarter of Secion
Is, in Township 1, OF Range 2, East; the
East Halfof the South East quarter Of Sec
zion 2, and the East Half Of the North
Fast Quarter OF Section Is, in Township
1, of Range 2, East; and part of the
OVutu WcSI QuaIteT OIL Oectiou ., anu
part Of the South East Quarter of Section
4, in Township 2, Of Range 8, East; also
8 acres of land in Section l8, in Town
ship !, Of Range 2, Disseminating One
thousand, 1tco Hundred and Thirty. eight
Acres and 80-lO0 Of an Acre-Also, one
pair ofMill Stones. All ofsaid Lands lying
and being in the County Of Amite, and
State .: Mississippi.
G. A. HUDSON,
1ga w. H. ATKINSON,
administrators.
October, 2l. l843. IA Saws
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-21

w certain Deed Of Trust to M
chael Forest, forihe purpose Of securing
certain payments therein mentioned,
which deed is recorded in the Probate
Clerks Office, in Amite county, and the
said Michael Forest having declined act
ing, the undersigned was duly appointed
Trustee according TO the provisions Of
said deed. Now, therefore, in pursuance
Of the power aforesaid, will sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, at public auction,
at the late residence or Jesse McKoy, on
Monday the 23rd day Of October, 1S43
the following slaves, viz:
Penny, Anthony, Elvira, and
John Tyler,
and convey such title as ! am authorized
by said deed.
w. B. HAYGOOD,
Trustee
September, 23, l843. 3otds
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September 2,l843.
LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS,
ID EMAINING in the Post Office on
~ the first day Of October, l843--
which, if not taken out within three
months, will be sent to the General Post
Office, as Dead Letters.
Anderson Mrs. E.. NJ, Anderson Sarah
Jane, Anderson Henry, Avery Mrs. Sarah
Burris, James M, Burris Hampton,
Burris Mrs. Elizabeth, Bolan D., Burton
Col. E. D., .Bullen Henry, Brown Mrs
Nancy, Bradley Thomas, Brady A. E
Cox David, Cox Robert, Cox Henry
Cotton William A., Cowant Samuel
Cockerham John, Chaddick Richard
Curry J. B.
Dunn A. R., Drenon William.
Eubanks James.
Foreman Edward, g., Firth Miss Lucin.
da l..
Gordon Miss Mary, Gordon Mary II
Gordon Thomas.
Harper Louis, Harrington Abel, Hin
son James, Haynes Benjamin, Hewitt
Thomas.
Johnson George w. 2, Jagers James E.
Jenkins Wm., Jones W., Jackson David
Laurie Mrs. David.
McGehee Louis, Sen, McGehee H. D.
McMorrs Alexander, Morris Mrs. Mary
Ann, McMillen Dr., McField Mr., McClay
R., Maxwell w. c.
Nicely r. A.
Pearson M. O., Philips G. H.
Rountree John 2, Reynolds L. P, Ben
famine Reynolds, Thomns Reynolds, Rob
inson Mrs. Temperance, Rogers DR.. I. NJ
Ratcliff Charles, Reams L., Robert Mr..
Street Fl. G. 2, Sandel Mrs. Sarah, Sam
pie DR.. John, Strange Michael. -
Thompson Roland, Travis William
Vannorman H., Vaughn Levi.
Wilson John c., Wilkinson Stephen d..
Whitaker Miss Amanda.
E. L. BRAMBLET, p. NJ
October 1, 1843. 32w3
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-21

/ rr PsMALI EYK---h modern writer
gives TIE following enumeration OF the eS'
preston Of tho female eyo;
; The glare, the STARE, tho sneer. inc III
yi,auon, tho defiance, the denial tho con-
son,.pthe glance Of love, tho fash Of rage,
tho sparkling OF hope, the languishmeni
az soitnoas, tho squirt OF suspicion, tho
Gro Of jealousy, and the luslro Of pleasure.
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NOTICE.

tx 4NOA ~
TN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the
Probate Court ofAmlte County, gran
ted at the September Term, l843, we will
offer for sale, on Friday the First day q
December neat, at the late residence OF
L. s. Atkinson, i'm Amite county, on crdil
Of one and two years, the following Real
Estate Of Eldridge D, Atkinson, deceased,
to-wA:-The North West Quarter, Of Sec
ton n, in Township !, Of Range 2, East;
the North East Quarter of Section Is, in
Township I, Of Range 2, East; all of said
Lands lying in the County Of Amite and
State. of Mississippi.
GA 6. A. HUDSON,
,ssi@ w. H. ATKINSON, a
.5h .ss Administrators.
October, ~, ls43TlA Saws
EASY no
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-21

A Il the October Term, l843, Of the
"a Probate Court Of Amite County,
will present my account as guardian OF
Oclauia b., Margaret G., Berrin p. and
Sarah e. Faust, (minor heirs Of M. S,
Faust, deceased,) for final settlement and
allowance.
D. w. BONDS,
.E aE 4 uardidn.
September 2,l843. 27w4
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-21
NOTICE

n FILTERS OF Administration having
II been granted 10 tho undersigned at
the September Term, iB43, or the Pro-
bate Court OF Ami,e County, on the Estate
Of James M. Norpood, deceasod-All per.
sons indebted to said Estate, are required
10 make immediate paymcni--aod those
having claims against tho same, arc re.
quesled to present them duly au,henli-
Gated within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred recovery
T.. l.. BRAMBLET,
... iIs..n Is Administrator.
September 80, 1843. ~ 3lw6
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SALE Inn BANKRUPTCY.

0fA1IL IlN D[AAN1AAOOA ~
DY Virtue of an order of the Honor
ID able the District Court Of the Uni.
ted States, in and for the Southern Dis
trict of Mississippi, will offer for sale,
to the highes, bidder, for Cash, at the
door Of the Court House Of Amite county,
On Monday the laM day Of November, A.
d. 1843; between the hours Of II o'clock,
A. NJ, and O'Clock, P. NJ; all the right,
title, interest, claim and demand, both le-
gal and equitable, Of Frederick Stanton
Bankrupt, in and 10 the following discri
bed tract or parcel Of land, lying, situate
and being in said county Of Amite, to wit
The North West Quarter Of Section, N,
Twenty-seven, Township a, Of Range 2
East; containing One Hundred and Sixt,
Three acres, more or less.
CHARLES A. LACOSTE,
Assignee.
September 80, lS43. 3ltds
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October, 7th l843.
Notice.

A TIA Special Term Of the Probate
IA Court Of Amite County, held at the
Court House thereof on the eleventh dag
of September l843--Letters Of Admins
tration was granted to the Undersigned,
on the 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. I6, l843 G9w6
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NOTlCE.---At the October Term
In 1843, of the Probate Court OF A.
mite County, | will present my account
as administrators on the Estate OF Jeren''.
ali Bass, deceased, for final settlement and
allowance, and pray the Court to be dis
charged. 49, -,sigt
DAVID BRYANT,
4g az administrator
September 0, 1s49. 20
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Trustees Sale.

lTuSt00S Sdle.
DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed
ID to us as Trustees, by John Brooks,
dated the Fifteenth day Of February, in
the year 1842, and duly recorded in the
Probate Clerks Office, in Liberty, TO Sc
cure the payment of a certain debt there
in mentioned, we will expose to public
sale for cash, at the Court house in Lib
erty, on the SECOND MONDAY OF DECEMBER
next, the negro woman SELEf, conveyed
10 US in said Deed Of Trust, and execute
to the purchaser such title as we are au,
thorized by said deed, which is deemed
good.
: JAMES G. GERALD,
WIN. McK0WEN,
iq3 eg% Trustees.
June 5, ls43. l5m6
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" ORLE 1--WE t~N#N4 #@W sMf8
X7OU are hereby cited TO be and per
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite County, on the Fourth
Monday in October meat, to show cause if
any you can why the same should not be
ordered to be sold, TO wit:--The North
half Of South West Quarter of Section
No. 10, Township Range East, con-
tanning 81 8l-lO0 acres; also the South
East Quarter Of the South East Quarter
of Section No z Township Range 4
East, containing SO 89-l00 acres; Also the
West half Of Lo! No 6, Section, No 81 in
Township, No S, Range 2 East, contain
ing 40 acres; Also the North West Quar-
ter Of the North West Quarter Of Section
l6, Township 9, Range 3 East, containing
Al 8 100 acres; Also the South West
Quarter ofSection IL, Township4, Range
3East, containing l66 83-1O0 acres Al
so North East Quarter of the North East
Quarter and the North East Quarter of
the North West Quarter Of Section IA,
,ITownship A, Of Ranges East. containing
lea 3-lOO acres; Also the North West
Quarter Of North East Quarter Of Section
!; IA, Township 4, Range East, contain
ing AZ 3-l00 acres; All of said lands ly.
; ing and being in the county and State
aforesaid. 1t is further ordered by the
Court that this citation be published ia the
Liberty Advocate and Woodville Repub.
Ilcan the time prescribed by law.
! .,s!a.kts, WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
NM&< WALKER, Judge of the Pro-
/ S&MS bate Court Of Amite county at
the Court House thereof, the
i wv Fourth Monday Of August, in
1.-THE year Of our Lord, One thousand
Eight Hundred and For,y-three.
4 Issued this 28thday Of Aug, AID. 1s4s.
S. r. DAVIS, CHI.
/ September, end l843. 27w6
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

ANTE CouNry, IS.
To all persons interested Ii Tho foilowiar
Real Estate Of GRrgN q. Cisros, n.
cedscd--GREETING:
VoU are hereby cited 10 DO and az
II pear before the Probate Cour, o(
said County, on the FOURTH M(lNDAY
OF OCTOBER next, and shew cause, n
YOU can, why tho same should not be or
dered TO be sold, TO $50 much OF The
North East Quarter Of Section 3, If
Township 3, Of Range 4, East; and the
North West Quarter Of Section 8, in
Township 3, Of Range 4, East, as is con.
tanned in the following boundaries, com
menceing at White Oak Tree, and runs
I54 Perches South, to Pine Stake
thence North l54 Perches to a Laurel
Stuke-lhcnce last to the place Of begin
ming, containing 1872 Acres, 8 Roods, and
80 Perches, and 1900 Of a Perch
Said Lands lying and being in the Coun-
ty and S tate aforesaid.
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THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
AUGUSTUS W. FORSYTHE.

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:, Five Dollars az tho end Of tho year.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
AMITp CouNTy

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.
To HENRY HUNT, Esq, Justice of the
Peace in and for tho County and State
aforesaid.
VOU are hereby appointed my re-
turning officer TO hold an election
at the different precincts in the County
aforesaid, on the first Monday and day
following in November next, for the Pur
pose of eleciing the State and County off
cersIrequired by the constitution and laws
Of this State-for which election, the fol-
lowing named persons have been appoin-
ted by the honorable the Board Of Police
of said County, to act as Inspectors, to
wit.
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it:
At Liberty,
4 Z: 1 /. s BRAnaLnr, Inspectors.
FRANCIS WREN,
At Zion Hill Precinct.
AARON BUTLER,
ELIJAH CAIN, Inspectors.
ISAIAH CAIN,
At Tolers Precinct.
BENZ. ANDERSON,)
A. S. CAUSFY, Inspectors.
HENRY c. COX,
Al Thicktcoods Precinct.
} i 5Ss 1 f $ S$sSsi Inspector.
At Talberts Precinct.
G.P.CLAUGHTON,)
Taos. TALBERT, Inspectors.
WIN. JENKINS,
At Smiths Precinct.
LII. WEATHERSBY,)
ALFRED WHITE, Inspect ors
HENRY FLOWERS,)
At Spurlocks Precinct.
]. N. BURRES,
A.SPURLOCK Senr., Inspectors.
ALEX. McMORRlS,]
At Tickfaw Precinct.
BENZ. WALL,
2. LEA, 42 Inspectors.
JOHN GORDON,
A true copy from the minutes.
Given under my hand and official Seal,
his 3rd day of October, A. d., One Thou
sand Eight Hundred and Forty-Three.
MILTON WHlTTINGTON,
Sheriff Of Amite County.
By virtue Of the above warrant TO me
from Milton Wilmington, Esqr.
Sheriff Of the county Of Amite and State
Of Mississippi, / do hereby give public
notice that | will hold an election at the
different precincts in the county aforesaid,
on the first Monday and day following in
November next, for the purpose rof cleo
ting the State and County officers requir,
ed by the constitution and laws of the
State, to wit: &f3
] Governor,
/ Secretary Of State,
Auditor Of Public Accounts,
State Treasurer,
A Representatives in the Congress O.
the United States,
2 County Representative to the State
Legislature, 81,
I. State Sentaor. ,a3A
Judge of the High Court Of Errors
and Appeals, g,a toL g.al
Judge Of the Probate Court,
1Sheriff,
l Coroner, r5Ifrsgt aa q.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Clerk of the Probate Court,
] County Treasurer,
/ Surveyor, ~
! Ranger, 1 s
] Assessor of Taxes, faa aH
s Members Of the Board OF Police,
2 Magistrates for each police district O.
the county,
2 Constables for do. do. do. do.
The Inspectors appointed by the Boare
Of Police and named in the foregoing
summons, are required 10 attend upor
said election and preside over the same
in manner and form prescribed by law.
Given under my hand and seal this 3rc
day Of October, l843.
HENRY HUNT, J P.
Onsnhav 1ah fQA9 aQwE
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Notice.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

PUBLIC SPEAkING.
THE Candidates for the Legislature
will address the citizens OF Amite
county, at the following times and places.
Az Capt. HUNTS, Friday, 27M October
ZION HILL, Saturday, 28ih
SPuRLocKs. ThurSday end Nov.
Parsons MILL, Saturday. 4h +"
TIcKFAw, Monday, 9Th I"
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TheState Of mississippi, !
An.ite Comfy. S. S.

To all persons Interested in the Real
Estate of PArRIcK HuGHEs, deceased
GREETlNG:
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Trustees Sale.

September 80, lS43.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
=. -. railar 81 ~ Tnhune

SRI am ,ware there some illusions which II
we're uschaeit4b,e dispe but the reputation Of the
late FRAscIs s. Key OF Washington, D. C., has little need
Of the fame which belongs who, Ike himself, IS
dwesr in the city Of the deadone whose familiar Sc
uainncs and friendship has been my happiness to pos
s4ssI have deemed order TO justify the belief OF the
living aud the memory Of the dead state that the lines en-
,itled Mary Sagdal,n, which appeared some months ago
the Msdsouiaa and have since deseFsediy obtained
rde publicity through the newspaper press asef'Ou 20
KEY were written BY JEREMIAH JANIS CALLAsAN a ma
tre Of the city OF Cork and graduate Of Trinity College,
Dublin for one OF the Sisters of the ursulne Convent o
the former city of,he merit Of The composition It's great
popularity is sufficient evidence, and III well ana efen
ss-ly appreciated The following vigorous poem also by me
ae gen,emaa has ye believe appeared at 'Ais sue
Of, the Atlantic, and as think will be equally scce'a0is
with ,he slary Magdsen" respectfully solicit an ihSe
,iou for i, in your paper ,t.,,., The
This may not be inappropriate place to ado 'na' a. M
city Cork has obtained considerable celebrity as 'ne
place of men who stand prominent IN Their
# Literature and the Fine AtsksowLEs as Dea'i'''
Hoc.s az Sculptor, McCLisE as FAINTER ana MAciSS
p,ayis., Reviewer and brilliant miscellaneous winter
were no, well to waive this opportunity of claiming Tor
tr also her Poet who the least brilliant star o snis
her constellation of our time joins AUGUSTUS 'HEA
Ngw. York, Sept. ID, 1915
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

= s2s.ST .ELlZABETH.PORT AND NEW
Es-psAAsa- YORK FERRY COMPANY.--SuMMEE
sSsAnRANGEMENr-Ears Ia Gents.
The Stcsmboats E!ATER-NITCH and CINDERELLA
ply daily from EhzahehPort New York. touching Nav
Brighton and Por, kehmon!; each ;Tig: As follows:
On and sfssg the lst day OF September, 1913,
hs1ys Ssns sSiaSr9I i 6sSi& ks.rs s n si
A, l, and 5 o'clock P. NJ. AT p and O'clock F. NJ
ON SUNDAY, 0S SUNDAY,
Al l. IL aad O'clock P NJ lAt2 81 and O'Clock p VI
" B-Passensers for Wes,heid Scotch Plans Pain6eld
Bonnd- Brook Somerye Eas;on and Schooeys Mountain
by The Elizabs and Somervils Railroad Cars Will
leave NewYork the 81 O'Clock bea, the morning. and
ne CLOCK boats in the afternoon.
PSssnyels from the ST O'clock boat viii lears Soerrila
stages for Easton and for Schooeys Mountain TIE arrival
of the cars i Somerviiie.
Passengers for Railway viii leave NewYork the loi
O'Clock boat the morning. and In the O'Clock boat the
afternoon Fare 70 Railway IS cents.
The Horse Car viii leave the front OF the uHioa Hotel quar-
Ter OF an hour previous The departuisof each boat
All baggage at the risk Of rs owosT. au2s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

CAST IRON BulLpNcs.-ln illustration OF the
fact mentioned in one of the recent letters of
Gutzlaf, that the construction of movable cast
IRON buildings, whose invention, reputed of mod
en origin, has been accredited to English science
and skill, was practced ages ago by the ingenious
natives of China, that eminent missionary de-
scribes pagoda which he visited, near the town
of Using .kiang- -Fou, in the province OF Hang
Nau, built entirely of cast iron, covered with bas-
reliefs and inscriptions whose dates and style Of
character refer back to the epoch of the dynasty
of Tang, who filed the throne sometime during
the fifth or sixth century of the Christian era
The monument is, therefore, upward of twelve
hundred years old. 1t presents the form Of an
octagonal pyramid, forty feet in hight, and eight
feet in diameter at the base. Ii consists of seven
stories, on each of which are traced some very
curious historical representations. The editice is
alledged to be of extraordinary elegance, surpass-
ing every thing of the kind which the writer had
before seen in China.