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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-11
Popular Medicines.

hsssels Itch Oin,meni. Rasaels Stomach p;,,..
Soaasn bs,ieFs, rtrcassiah Hair Dye, Isw,.' IT,
r"~dsr, Bean and Bsffs.o OIL, Rass' Eve So.
hsens An,- blllio0s Pills. Any Of the sboss 80
'c,sss cas- he chained Al waolessle OF retail 4,
css1sns on tslc w. T. c. STODDARD
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~ ~ DOWNS
Vegetable Balsamic Elixir.

f1'Iiis IL urgsesiisoa.'y 'hs heti medicine csiar
i zoe She core ~ Cosghs. Colds, Consumption,
hssbns, ard ell diseases orihc LCses. II is Who'll
onDests ihai haze been giscn ia favor Of ihis med
iriae. Asa guarantee 10 community The subs al.
Der viii here sisic that be sells none cxcep; that,
which . furnished by Curtis Butcher Of ST. Al.
bans, W., who are tho Ccnefsi Agents A large
supply - now offered fofsale al wholesale or retail
81 TIE lRullsnd Bookstore by
t3i9 We. c. STODDARD.
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Black Sea Wheat.

IH( bushels Of superior red chat. Blsck G..
IIpU spring Wheat for seed. 10, al. &c" lea
q, n, RICH, al his residence In shoyshau ,s "
Has =. ror'ers in Rutland David Bar Jaa ana
GGs, mil ~ :, Dayton North Granville and Orm y
l4:lG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-11

w the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
W Probate Court for the district of Fairhayen
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claim and demandso all persons against The estate Of
John Francis, late Of Wells
IN said district, deceased represented nsolvent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in oa,,t
thereto and six months from The 18th day Of Feb.
last being allowed by said court for that purpose
we DO therefore hereby give notice that we will at
attend to The business of our said appointment a, tho
nouse o, Clarisa Francis in Wells on the first MON
days OF May and August next from one o,clock nm.
III SIX O'Clock 4. M. on each of said DAYS.
,v.u. JOSEPH Park, ALLEN GRovER, Comm'rs.
Wells, march "a, 1874. Ia.is
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Worm Lozenges.

DREPARED at the laboratory Of Curtis g.
n butcher, ST Albans, VI. These Lozenoe,
are decidedly better than Shermons, or any other
now IN use. They are pleasant 10 the TASTE. and
are sure cure for worms and many other diseases
ct ehIldren'-sold at wholesale and retail al the
Rutland Bookstore w ''''
1910 SToDDApn
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DIR J T.. BANGS
Rcnovating Mixture.

INOR the oUte Of Rheumatism. Ulcers Of al kinds,
particularly ulecra,cd ihioai, nosirils, feet and
'egs, sse.lings, and ell diseases Of the skin. and
every other Kindred disease. Also sure cuic for
Pii,s IN ,is mos, aggravated form. For sale whole
safe and retail al The Rutland Bookstore bv
aSslO STOnDtRD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-11

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the district OF Fairhayen
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
eans ana demands oil alpersons against the estate
OF Joel Coirer, iaie Of POuiIney,
10 said district, deceased represented nsovent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the 9Th day Of Feb.
inst, being allowed by said court for thai purpose,
we 90 therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend TO the business Of said appointment at the
dwelling house OF John CoIver in Poullney afors-
said, on the 25ih day ofApril next from 10 O'Clock
q. m. 10 o'clock p. m. OF said day.
SETH J. HITcHcocK, VIZ. KITTRl psE. com'ts
Fairhaven, March 18th, ls4f 1915
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District Of Rutland ss that a, ; at spsea

MHEKEAS, my wife Lydia Ann, has left my bed
" and board and refuses 10 live with me. his /,
TO orbld all persons harborng or trusting her on my
account as shall pay no debts Of her contracting
after this date SAMUEIA LEWIS
Clarendon. march @, 1874 .I2.Is
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SITE HATE; OF VERMONT, RE it remembered

MAJ; or or y VERMONT RE it remembered
conp, bold =. fa,rnaven, SIS. that at probate
"'ct on the 18th day Of March, 1874.
NM, Present, A. Warner, judge.
D ian bakely, administrator Of the estate of ban
lei clark, late OF Pawlet in said district. deceased
appiylhg TO said court To have the time for paving
Go,, uI ho agaInsl said estate extended one wear
Is ordered that said application be heard =,
we probate Office in said Cas,e,on, on the Is, De
., may next and that notice thereof be given -
sn persons interested in said estate, by nobi;ca
mon o, TINS order three weeks successiyely
s,u un'e oil hearing, in The Rutland Herald a
newspaper printed in Rutland
true copy Of record,
1910 B. +. LANGDON. Reg;s,o,
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W. the subscribers, being appointed BY the Hon
rrooateCouri Tor the district. of Rutland COM.
ana demands of all persons against the estate of
Fitch Looms, LAY Of Ahddletovn
10 said district deceased Represented insolven, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in ofIse,
,nefe.o, and SIX months from the 10th day of Feb
pose We do therefore hereby give notice thai ".
VIII attend tohe business ofour said appointment a.
the house OF the widow Euniee LOOMS in Mi,Idls'
town on the FIRST Wednesdays Of May and Julv and
the ilird monday of August next, from O'Clock a,
III 1n.i' 0 CLOCK p m. on each Of said days.
Mddletown. March 18Th. 1914. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-11
Drrgs, Medieines, Painis d Dye Sie6s,


among which are
10 chests Turle, OMEN. 1000 apcth's GLASSWARE
IS casss Refined Campher % bbls. Liusecd
- hhs co,d prsd Castor OIL ~ casks dry White LEAD
80 bb's Aicahal 800 kogs sss rid ground Les
10 chests Canaa Ibubafh, - bhls sPis rufpeniine,
10 cases Gum MAMA % bbls Lag. Nehriian Ncd5
20 bales lndia Sienna, leOeasks French yellow,
3 bales Al.rsndris SEEMS, 20 cases Gum Shcllse,
N bels pure African Cayenne, 10 cases Gum CoPal,
10 eases Red Sea Myrh, 100 bbis Wbiting,
IS boros Tanaric Acid, 20 cases Chrome yellow.
50 kers sun Carb soda 10 cases Chinese vernilion,
10 ea,ks Cream Tartar. - bsis Copal fafnhh
50 lars Carbonate Anlonis, 10 kbls Japan,
p baskets Arna,to, 100 bbis gro cgwood,
10 bills Paoa copaisn, 100 hbis gro Camwood,
100 boxes Castle sonp. 200 bbls gro Redwood
go ca Sup Qunine, 30 bbis gro Lima Wood,
10 cases Gam Arabic, 10 cases Manila indigo,
10 cshs OH Lemon, D cases Bengal ind'go,
10 cans OIL Bergalnot, casks Nader,
80 ocroons Ipccso Root. % bbs Coppciss,
bales Jalap Root, 30 bills Alum,
bacs English Yalcrieap, so earboys OIL Ntriol,
90 bales Snoapes 10 bbls Blue Vuriol,
20 aa.es Iiuaor,ce Paste, 90 ibis Olive OF.
100 eases Palmef's GRIN Soap % packs Gold Leaf,
$50 bales Sheen Iwne IS bbls superior Glue,
together with most extensive assortment of apo
ocaries' Glass Ware, Perfumery. &c. The above,
with also all the varieties OF Drugs, Paints, and
Dyc-Suffs that can be found in any city, are offer
ed a, the very lowest rates, on accommodating cred
its and quantities, that will be warranted 10 the pul-
chaser else with the right OF returning al the en-
tire cost OF the subscriber, he paying all cost Of
transport both To and FROM Country merchants, deal
ers in Drugs, Manufacturers, Cloihiers, and Pain
tiers are respectfully invited TO call when purchasing
as unusual inducements will be offered 10 secure
their patronage. EDWARD BRlNLEY,
Boston.
~ B. Spurred Rye or Ergo,, Oils of Tansey,
Norwood, Spearmint, Beeswax, best Elm Bark,
American Saffron constantly wanted, in any guam.
titles, for which the highest market rates will be
paid, either in cash barter End any article in tho
drug line will willingly he received iftems can be
made mutually advantageous. IO23
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Whites Salye ~

As been used with beneficial effec, in cases NJ
N Rheumatism, pain in the breast back or SIDE
pain IN the head, ague in the face, sores. snrsos
bruises cuts and even Feiions when first comino
ana has effected grea, core, in cases M f,oza ~
Farmers have also found il equally as good for ho,
sea wounds. For sale Wholesale and retail al The
"i' sToDDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-11
DRusS, MEDICINES, PAINTS AND
DyE-STUFFS.

THE Subscriber having recently made esten-
II si,e additions la his presio5s stock OF Drugs,
&c. nov offers TOR sale a, lis Store, Nos. & 4,
south side Of old Faneail Hall, Boston, a, unusual
y how prices very large assortment OF all the va
ricics of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-11

STATE OF VERMONT DE it remembered
District of Fairhayen, SIS. ID that at nroba,e
v ,r no,aen at Caseion, within and for said dis.
'rict on the 10Th day of march, 1874.
Present Almon Warner. JUDGE
an instrument In Writing, purporting to be The
,as' VIII and testament Of Cyrus Graves, late FAR
maven IN said district, deceased beisg presen,ed r.
salo court Tor probate by Abram Graves the execu,
utor therein named; "' eNe''-
II is ordered by the court that notice ,hor,oe,.
gwen to all persons concerned, TO appear a. se De
sion oil said court 10 be holden at Cas,leton on ,he
IS, Gay OF May next to contest the probate of said
VIII, by publishing this order three weeks succes
svey. previous to said time of hearing, in the Rut-
ANY ne, nne.a'a, a newspaper printed at Rutland
true copy Of record,
1910 B. +. LANGDON, REGISTER
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Colombian Universal
Strengthening Plaster

E.'oh 'ne removal OF weaknesses, pains, &C., in
= any part ofihe Human Frame.
PRICES REDUCED.
Largest size, spread on lamb skin, 30 els
Smallest do {" os
Largest do cloth, 25
y, ~ paper, lie
For sale Wholesale and retail AT the R,,l,rd
bookstore, by 'D"'''u
1910 w. T.. C STODDARD
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w me subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
W Probate Court for the district of Fairhaven,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-11
DIR wlsTARs
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

The Vet snntirise knewn 10 nsa g. -raisui
Consa@5sioa. ttshus 81 ctcrf Stage bleeding q
fhs Leass E ugiis. Colds. Liver Cuuei.iri ana
o.. diseases oiihr Poinsoaafy orgsns. may be hsJ
81 iAs sge7ns nsascd htiou.
rrAA pusll,lse5 statements Of cores performed
~ ihs. rseescine are. sr,ry sssperf. TRNf BE
csiefsl set gst tie genuine ~DE wsraat BaisAs
- Mnp Cnsssv.~ a. spurious articles sre stfusd
OFdsss ifpn sng rsn u ihe ooun'ry shanld hs a.
dresses 10 Isaac Dsus. No. iss Foiioh steei. Now
Yen 52iy
Aorsrt
DANIELS a BELL. Rutlsni
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A LII persons having contracts, or bonds from the
"a late Moses Strong, for the sale of lands where
the consideration for such contract, or bond has been
paid, are requested to present them to the subscr
Der before the LIST of May next; and all persons
holding contracts or bonds on which the consider
ton has not been paid, are notified that the same
must be arranged before May LIST, 1874.
GEO. w. STRONG, for the Administrators.
Rutland, April 2, 1874. l4l6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

Observation-Disclosures -"fo0 know mud
On tbtt go1 eiuuli make u purse out u
aao'a years
nOh, cir, please fan moi Lave ipllin1.
lions ol svoon, When sou ICES lhai
odioas spoolmen Of sulpnfily uf0n, wis
don'l you eoihe II 10 more refined phtnsp.
olopyi You should have sail,"lt is IN.
possible 10 iabfieaen pecunafy feoepia.
clio from the aufIculaf organ Of lho softer
seH Of the genus Hog
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

To all persons interested in the Real rs
tate Of WILLIAM JONES, deceased
GREETING:
N/OU are hereby cited to be and per
Il sonalIy appear before the Probate
Court Of said County,
} TN Tie Fourth Monday in Feburary nsrt
and show cause, if any you can, why The
same should not be ordered to be sold
to wl.--So much of lot number four, in
square number ten, of the Town Of Lib
erty; Beginnings at the north east corner
OF said lot, running south with broad
street 10 stake opposite to the north eas,
corner of the store house of Robinson
and Mcknigh', occupying the full front
on broad street, the space from said store
house, north belonging TO said lot, thence
west across said lo to he western bound
airy line of sad lot 10 a stake. thence
north to the north west corner of sand hot
and thence east to The place OF beginning.
Also, two thirds of the south west quar-
yer al section number four, in towashiuI
number two, OF range number lour. e,sI
- '>o, Az acres IN the north east corner
81 Inc south east quarter at section mum |
Der tout. IN township plumber Two, al
range Number tour, east, and one eiyhi
acre !ot sold by w. Baker to WiInam
I"ues, described as follows beginning a,
he north west corner OF the south raS,
lHarter ct section m nher fulr, IA town.
'hlp numb"r iva, o range number ioar.
"a m
where the boundary line OF certain Two
'cre tract granted by f. Montgomery. Ia {
he tx of j. NJ. Clark aud H. Davis,
shlch boundary in'ersec;s the eastern
Of the lands of said Jones.
eceaSed, thence running an eastern
curse to the road. leading from Lib
r'y to the place owned by J. x. Brown. y
hence running northrrnly with sad road q
The northern bruniary OF said quarter c.
rcIon, taence weSlerniy 10 he place OF "a
"1Inn'ng said lands, lying and being
| The County and State orpsad.
II is further ordered by the Coart tina,
MS citation he published in The Liberty s.
dvocate and Woodvile Republican,, for '
he time prescribed by law.
>,..saA. WITNESS the Honorable {"
.MNVE john WALKER, J dge Of the u
:sss:S.Ns Probate Court u sad Cnun- &c
zae ty, al The Court House there -
WV" OF on the Fourth Monday Of '"
ovember, A, d., One Thousand Eight al
undred and forty four. ~ .,
Issued this Goth day Of Nov 1914. a'
S. r. DAVIS, Cfk. :,
By b, W. Smith, Dep, Cl'k. "a
November 80, 1874. 39w6
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ETIl,Rs oi Accommodation bavlo,
4 4 lreu Rtampd u l'in ullutaIvned. a.
fnA Nteubtf Frne 81 tla Pubni,
aunt If imita Comfy 80 tho lssmta -
MN o'ilwaaH, doerneI aNt mfsn,
Iolnttri Ia sH dituwl EHnp arc 80
liri tomnlte lmmelinir pt,mtnL aud
hosr hnslup olaitn4 against H. sptnp, ~ II
present ihrm duly plthrniptpI within
thu tl'ue preseftA'd by law, or they viii
ne IufoSof barred
JAMES q @ tRRlLD,
Administering,
November 80 iaii 3g.G
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

FoRGlvENEss.-A deaf and and dumb
person being asked What is forgiveness? p
took pencil and wrote a reply contain.
ing a volume of The most exquisite poet
ry and deep truth, in these words: III is
the odor which flowers yield when tram.
Piled upon
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

An iNeafplaLg WITNESS go In ono Of out
courts lately mon was cai0d 70 give evi
denca, "You have NJ need Of his evi
dgaeen said The Learned Fudge. 81 would
not believe daythiHl bn would say, um
M convinced Of his lying, from many
years experience that were ho to tell me.
ibotI nn u iHHg man, would begin 10
dvabt -
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

On, you non-paying customers that we
US, Il you wish TO avoid being dunned,
you had better come forward and paw
down the cash, if not, we will cha ge
you for wearing out shoe leather and
paper
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

We observe in an exchange pdpcrs,he
marriage of Mr.. James s, That to Miss
Susan Il. That. This is what we call
putting THAT and THAT together.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

An old lady having heard SOMEBODY say
tho mails were very irregular, remark.
ed was usl so IN my young day s. no
trusting TO their fair words
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

A MlLLERITE ABsQUArULATrD.--A mil.
erIte preacher from the East, who has
been officiating in Philadelphia as lreasu D..
rar Of the genera fund, has run off with
S@eoO OF the funds
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

"a" stuck up" sort ola genius entered
shop in town, aud turnngup his nose at
some apples in he window, exclaimed
care those apples lit for II hog to eat? p
81 don't know; try them aud see," was
the instant reply Of the shop keeper.
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OBI TUARY.

Departed this life, at his residence j,
this County, on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Dawn
LEA, IN the Goth year of his age.
Nj, Lea was born in the State Of Nor,f
Carolina GO HE % December. 1879, and
when qUl.e boy removed from thence /,
Ano% County, Tennessee, where he re-
SIDED Until 1906, at which lime he emf.
grated to this County. He was oae the.
original settlers Of This portion. O, IN.
snen' Mississippi Territory, and held s,v-
eral important Offices under the terrific.
flai government, and that OF Slate SEN
a'or, alter the organization Of the State
Government.
The deceased during The whole Of his
lie, bore an irreproachabIe character.
Ia the private relations of lie he was ex.
amP'ary' AS father, husband and.
'fletd' he possessed and exhibited all those
sl"hed and elegant Guaries of head ami
AeaF', which command our love and eS.
.eem H.. FOR the last seventeen years of
us NE ne was : member OF The B,miSI
N"uFct' and at The time OF his death D.a
con OF Ire BAPTIST Church a, L,her,v
as a cf''s'ian, his character was pecuIiar
" lovely. He endeuvoreJ in f,i,h(nI.
ness TO "krep The Commandments or ,ho
o1''our' and the well grounded hope is
r r",eF ia 'a" he has gone to enjoy the
reward Of Inc christian. In his de,ib 90
G'e'y mas 1cen deprived of an oro,men,
me l, un'y OF an useful citizen, nnJ ~.
cnorch to which was attached of an nv
ampiary, pious and devoted memLe, wh ID
%i'I long feel and lament his death 80" w.
,el' behind him disconsoote widow
'ong The partner OF his DAYS, and severa
h;h ,,uFen whom he reared up in respeeta
o'',y' to weep over the loss Of = rond
' husband and induIgent parent, and he
VINO pens this brief obituary to his mem
Try, can but mingIe with their sorrows
. ' S.; .eais OF regret oyes the dypra rture Of
tn r, ii.
"o tennessee papers will please copy 7
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If on any occasion your vie should ex.
claim to you Now tumble over the era
ole and break your neck, don don't YOU
do it,
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NOTICE.

"a VI PERSONS ARE HEREBY
Mr. NHolltlED not 10 trade for two
W., MU4 e OF HAND made bv me
Wv, "i :" D. Mccoy and r. D. Shaw, as
SSe o,e payable to James G. Gerald,
Oo'n dated on or about the 10th dav
ian 'u,y' l844,--one made payable LIST OF
,ooa a1 1886, the other Is, of January.
i io4h each for the sum of three hundred
ss;I The consideration for which
no, ' n no'es were given having failed, | will
' pay them unless compelled by law.
n,. WIN, MCCORMICK.
december IL, 1914. 4Iwa
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"Our union is perfect" as the two con
Victs said tina: went handculTed 10 Baton
Rouge,
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TFlnctpal
References to the foHoving Patrons Of
he Mst'tm on;-Rev. f. T. Mclean,
Judge V. I. Crawford, Judge ]. Walker.
James Al. Smiley, Esq, Francis Wren.
Esq, james EubankS, Esq, E. NJ. Davis.
Esq, J. q. kinabrew, Esq, DR.. Cauieid.
VIM. c. HarreII, Esq, and also to the
Rev. james Smiley, Rev. Henry Roberts
Hamilton Mcknight, Esq, |. f. Thomp.
son, Esq, DR.. T. G Cowdin, Or. Willion.
Nckowen, Geo. F. Webb, Esq, the
Faculty of Oakland College, and Vim
IT, Dillingham;, Esq, WoodviIe.
Liberty, Nj, Nov, 90, 1914. 38-w4
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IN Y tttITlftg

'hNlll.il5 having lero ln,lpfo 10 lol
Il Il ilp regular lefm 81 the tlfeuu
p eun ~ AWita County, ~ lie Novptulti
/ tcm \ ~, iGli, ~ sad CtWuil
Court " u therefore uudppd that u
Arettnl Term uf ilr Circuit GuH ol
Nmte tuuWy, Nssissipn, b h N n, the
Guur lluuap NJ Ltbrny IN and lpf sni /
! County, 80 the tuuuh Monday IN lnnat
H ~ next \ u, iBij II hsiuy the q7th
play W Jtumfy 1870 Aud The CrfI, Of
sud tuun an The Shrn1'uf Amir Cuun.
! ~ are h"frlF instructed 10 draw ufys.
pad lt.a uuitt 6teHs "a dlfrrsrd l.. aW,
ctana.r 70 sand Sptcn fprn. and
bhNh a#I necessary process issued mad
anhr telntnah.e to The above nHa. gap.
|elul Form OF the Amc Circuit Coar.
Given under my hand and seal NJ lib
city, Mlssl'.ippi. this tho 22I day Of No.
yember, A u, l8I4.
v I. CRAWFORD. [seAt1
Judge ol the ! Ith Jul. Dist. Mis-.
10 the Clerk OF The Circuit Cour, Of
ANTE county, Mississippi.
In pursuance OF the foregoing order 10
me directed from the Honorable Van
Iromp Crawford, presiding judge of the
Eleventh JudiciOI Dlstric, Of the State of
H'S.lssPpt, there will be a Specia Term
ol tie Circuit Court or Amite County. I
ne j al the Count House at Liberty, in T
and TOE The County OF Afnile and State of
HlSslssPPl, on the lUnr:h Monday in
January next, A. D., 1915, il being the
twenty seventh day OF said month a,
which time and place, all persons inter.
es'ed IN sad Court, eau attend, either in
person or by counsel, and they viii be
heard.
,H;ysssess!, Given under my hand and
:dANAT&:: seal of said Court at Liberty. F.,
:ysSsStS Mississippi, this 22d day of ,
%ssN November, A. D., 1914. {
R. L. TORRANCE, Crk.
November %, l84l 38w5 n
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Amllo County, Ais
December II, lgl4


NbllIEt
A bb persons ufe fuFWpfnpd trum ira
"a ding Cor u certain ualu OF hand, nay.
able 10 The Administration. ~ the lisnu
of William ArbWbHot, drceasfd, gwen hy
Lewis Mooliria aud z. II Cuusry, for
tho sum of thry.six dollars or lhrtca
bous, made payable The lh day Of luuu
AIRY, 1910 The consideration Tor which
SAID note was given, having utterly failed,
| am determined not TO puy the same un.
less compelled by law.
Il. X. CAUSEY.
December II. 1914 Avs
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NOTICE
Lib >rty Acld nv.


Classical ana EugIish Boarlin and
Day school.
HNll!S INSTITUTION has been re-
b moved 10 the late residence of the
Rev. f.. t. Mclean. ! he location and
bindings are such that they are deIiph;
tul and couvenent-rem from The
noise OF the town; and those BOARDING.
~ this Institution will not be permitted to
leave the premises without permission.
A thorough course of instruction IN the
various branches Of education will he
pursued. a SABBATH SCHOOL will also be-
taught, and every inducement offered To-
make the students moral and vir;uous.-
No student will be permitted to remain
who Is vicious or habituaIIy disobedient.
TERMS OF TUITION
Classical and Mathematical
course, q nor r,o,,L
Higher branches Of English, ,
Common b anches of English, .
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
When Students furnish their
rooms, washing, &C., IS
Otherwise 10 -
J. II. BLACK, A. NJ,