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Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

ANTE COUNTY, vs.
To all persons Interested in the Real ES-
tate of GABRIEL w. llERRINGToN, nsi-
nor GREETING: ....,. .......-.
XTOU are hereby cited TO be and per
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite County, on the Fourth
Monday in June next, to shew cause. II
any they can, why the following Real Is
tate belonging to said minor, should not
be- ordered to be sold, to-wit:--Thc east
half, Of the north west quarter, of section
number 23, in township number II, OF
range number !, west; in the district oil
lands subject to sell at Mount Salus, Mis-
sissippi, containing 80 i2-lO0 acres--and
the east half, Of the south east quarter, OF
section, number Is, in township number
70, Of range number 1, west; containing
81 l2-lOO acres, in the district OF lands
subject to sell at Mount Salus, Mississippi
land the west half, se ,ha snnth west
luuarter, Of section number IA, IN town
; ship number 90, of range pumber l, west,
containing 79 84-l00 acres, in The DIS
, trict OF lands offered for sale at Mount
Salus, Mississippi and !he east half, ol
the south west quarter, of section number
, Ia, in township number IL, Of range mum
Der west; containing 10 84-fOO acres,
in the Choc,aw district, and State OF Mis-
sissippi. rtF.
1t is further ordered by the Court that
this Citation be published in the "Llberty
Advocate" and "Woodville Republican" F."
for the time prescribed by law. y5
>,.I.Ik, WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
NWN WALKER, Judge Of Probate OF
:&&NS sal! County, the Fourth Mon
S$ day Of March, A. d., One Thou
sand Eigh, Hundred aud Forty-four.
Issued 3oth March, 1874.
.'' IT'.. ~ H".at S. r. DAVIS,
- ... .... Clerk.
March 80, t844. avg
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15

DY VlRruEof Docd OF rrus, ES.
ID oculcd by CnAaLBs w Mckrlour
TO r.. N. DAVIS, to secure simeon Avoty,
William Jones, and John Il. Firth, from
certain liabilities therein named, and OF
Record in the Clerks Office OF tho Pro-
bate Court of Amtc County, will sell to
Tho highest bidder on Monday me 23d
day Of September, l844, at the door Of tho
Court House in Liberty, for cash, The
following described property, iowl'
One negro man Charles, and
negro man Abraham, and negro
girl Nella, one Mare and Colt,
Five work Steers, and one OX
Wagon, ...
and convey such title to the purchaser as
is vested in me by the said Deed of Trust,
the subsequent appointment Of me as
Itruste9. E.... ..-r ~ +
WILLIAM G.. HARRELL,
..I I....... .t..|. 30 s. trustee,
q Inf
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15
NOTICE.

A Tthe July Term, 1914, Of the Pro
N bate Court of Amite county, will
present my account as co-administrator
on the Estate of yohx AdGms, deceased
for final settlement aud allowance. .r
RICHARD c. WESTBROOk,
Co-admiuistrator.
June I, 1914. .... l3w3
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15


To all persons in crested Ia the Real ES-
tate of GREEN G, CASTOR, deceased
GREETING: ......
NOU are hereby cited TO be and per
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite County, on the Fourth
Monday IN June nen, to shew cause, il
any you can, why the following Real Es
tate belonging to said deceased's Estate
should not be ordered TO be sold, towit:-
The east part Of the north east quarter o
section number ;, oftownship number 3
of range number 4, east; containing l3s
acres three roods and thirty perches anc
twelve twen,y.ffths Of purchase, being
bounded and described as follows, viz
Beginning at white oak at the nortl
east corner Of said section, running soutl
one hundred and fifty four perches to
red oak stake, thence west one hundre
ana tnIrIy-eignI perches and three link
to pine stake, thence north one hundre
and fifty perches to laurel stake, theme
east te the place Of commencement--sai
lands is situated in Amite County. 1t
further ordered by the Court that th
Citation be published in the Liberty Ad
vocate and Woodville Republican, for tn
time prescribed by law. .........
| ...AA. WITNESS the Honorabl
81 JoHN WALKER, Judge of Pro
Ns bate Of said County, tn
Fourth Monday Of April,
VHVN d., One Thousand Eight Hur
drcd and Forty-(our. .'.'..
Issued cath April 1914.
S.R. DAVIS, Crk.
April 27, 1914.
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15
March go, 1894.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Il ETTERS Testamentary having been
4 granted to the undersigned at the
March Term, 1874, OF the Honorable
Probate Court Of Amne county, on tho
Estate of William Arbuhnot, deceased
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons m:
debted to said Estate to maks immediate
payment, and all those having cNgimS
against the same, are requested TO present
them duly authenticated Within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
THO'S. r. .CHEATIlAM,
E T.. VI. DAVIS,
AIs Executors.
March 50, 1914. 4w6'
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15
MORE NEW GOODS.

MRS. TlLLOTSON has just retur.
IH ned from New Orleans, and is
now opening anew assortment OF Sum-
mer Goods to suit the market. Please
call and examine, E " .t"s' ef-
Liberty, June 9, I64+. ~
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE. ...".
A T the June Term, 1914, of the Pro-
~ bate Court Of Amite county, we
W in present the account Of L, L. Wed H.
ersby, deceased, late co-a mnistrator oI
S oomon Weathersby for final settlement
ELpHANEY WEAFHERSB1,
WIN. OBIER, Admr's. .
April 81, l844. Sw3
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15
NOTICE.

TNtlE undersigned having been sp.
pointed Commissioners TO receive
aud audi, claims against the Estate OF
Thomas o, Cdusey, deceased (reporled in
solvenO by the Probate Court Of Ami,c
county, utthc May Term, 1914, will meet
at the Court House ia the Town Of Liber.
ty, for that purpose on the FIRST lVednes
day in each month, for the ensuing s'
months,
..... S. Il. DAVIS,
b. w. SMITH,
Commissioners.
June |, 1874, l3m6
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
CENT'S will please call and look at
M the Brab Sporting Hats-Also new
stlie of Summer Goods, for Gents wear
r. w. HITCHCOCK Il co.
June l., 1874 l.y Is
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15
gTATE on MlaslaalpPl,

ANitt torNfY,s
~ aH psfspns inisresisd IN NE Igiiowinr
Real EsiaD n UsoHae wiLaoS, detsas'
~ matIHntrim
" OF afe hereby cited 10 bo aud paf'
sonally sppcnf belofo The Probate
Cbuu OF Alnilo county, 90 ne Foufh
Monday IN Juiy neii, and show cause II
any you can, why The Same should mol
be ordered to 10 sold 10 wiliazThc Ondi.
yided hall Of fractional section numbefii,
IN township number 4, Of range num6cf
cast, containing 500 acfos, lying in
Franklin County, and State aforesaid -
Also a lfac, of land situate, lying aud be.
ing IN Amitc County, and State aforesaid,
designated more pofliculy ms lying and
being about thirty miles east Of Nutchoz,
on the llomochtto River, which II ap.
pears was surveyed for Elias Ilonnol, on
the igth Of September i70i--by virtue
Of q warrant, dated 9th May, 1890, cetti.
fed 3lst May, l7o2, aud patented Isl
June, 1899; containing 400 arpcnts, more
or less. - Also fractional section number
10, in township number /, east, situate
in the County and Stale AFORESAID. 1t is
further ordered by the Court that this CT.
lalion be published in the Liberty Advo.
cate and Woodvtlle Republican for tho
time prescribed by law.
,,..... WITNESS. the lloroblC
.NY&&k, JonN WALKER, Judge of Pro
XW< bate of said County, at tn,
S$ Court House thereof on tn,
TW1W Fourth Monday Of April A
D., One Thousand Eight Hundred an,
Forty-iour. .......
Issued Gath April l844. -..
i ......r.. S. r. DAVIS, Crk.
April 81, 1914. ... 8~6
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15
March 80, 1874.
.NOTECE.

THE undersigned having been aP-
pointed commissioners TO receive
aud audit claims against the Estate OF
HssekiGh F, Harrington, deceased (repor
ted insolvent,) by the Probate Court o.!
Ami,e county, Mississippi, at the March
Term, 1914, will meet at the Court House
in the Towa Of Liberty, for that purpose,
on the first Wednesday in each month for
the cusuing six months, 1 f
'.f S. r. DAVIS,
-H ..".. 93 y. W. SMITH,
'.".' ...at Commissioners.
March 80, lS44 .' .- 4me
.trf ~ ..sn
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15

g.- STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY, S. S.
To all persons in crested Ia the Real ES-
tate of GREEN G, CASTOR, deceased
! GREETING:
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15
Nv no speaks the tongue
That Shakespeare sPake, Il

Sould ROt conten: himself with u nero re-
publication or compilation. lie has there
lOte prevailed upon r. w. WEIR, whose
Pu'ailoa as an Artist is already ident IL
eea with hs country's history, to contri
oS'e series Of Original Designs, togeth.
0f win such advice and assistance, in
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15

NWTTE NUUNIlI w
To all persons interested in The Real ES-
tate Of GABRIEL w. llERRlNGToN, ma
nor --GREETING: ----- ----------
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15

Any Editor giving the above ProssPec
tus 10 or 12 insertions, and an occaslona
notice Of the work during its progress
viii be regularly served with the num
bers as they appear, in exchange for ,he'
papers. af.F F'Ts aHa.t. lfi
Liberty advocate., 1844-06-15

Liberty 81, May 1874.
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TWENTY-EiG CONGREES.
FIRST SSION.
House or lkopres
House or REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1874.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BUSINESS.

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1874.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BUSINESS.
After an Intellectual attempt to get up DR.. Dun
cans b | to hold the election for President and
Vice President all over the Union in one day, the
Housr proceeded to take up in committee OF the
whole the bills relating exclusively to the district
of Columbia; the most polite and accomplished
man IN the House, Joseph Il. lngersoll, being cal
led To the Chair.
An attempt was made first to take up the bill to
extend the charter of the District Banks for ten
years. This was laid aside, and the bill providing
tor the erection OF u Lunatlc Asylum IN the Dis
met of Columbia, TO cost $4,000 for the building,
and 5000 for the annual expenses, was taken up.
Mr.. RATuBUN moved to strike out the annual sal
airy OF $3.50 to the Inspectors of the Asylum. He
opposed to the whole bill This government had al.
ready laid out for this District since SUU, the Of
s37 o35 &c. for canals roads, SC, SC improving the
Oh lnne of the river &C. independent of the annual ex
penses for civil and criminal courts Jurors, judges dis
trict attorneys, sc.
necessary to the police of the establishment Lunac
Asy lum was highly necessary here. Many claimants
came to Congress and badly treated here, and
their claims long delayed and shamefully ne
elected that some Of the claimants after spending all
their money and finding they could get redress went
crazy, and the people the District had support them
MIR WHrE commended that the District of Columbia had
been crippled by their over strained exerons 10 provide
accommodations for the government OF the country This
Government has received g. IA acres OF the public lands
without pay ing and has sold and ri.
ont Of this land to the value OF $500 600 The
citizens have gwen the Government twice much IA
they received they have laid out thrty.six miles
OF streets laid down several millions Vf square feet
Of pavement and incurred debt of $500 900 to improve
he city. the interest of which they still paying.
Nearly $4,000 900 Of Government money had been
pended on the State of New York alone
One member observ ed that he thought it presented
extraordinary spectacle to the country that this House
should raise single objection to The erection Of Lnnatie
Asylum close to the Halls OF Congress In part oil the
Union was lunatic sy lum more needed.
The debate is still gong
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had dred on them lie night before, by stripping
them fIom top 20 "bdnom, and The house OF
a German Catholic who KEPT grocery %; On
nings two Of brick and two OF wood, on the
same block 'lvinf the church, were also burnt to
the ground. The military were present during
all these excuses but dared not act; some
Of the rioters daring them TO interfere, and others
rebuking them tor being arrayed in such quarrel
against their coun,fymen. The mob next went up
g Fourth and Masters streets, where they destroyed
tfiree more honses. The military, headed by Gen.
Cadwalader, were present al this point also, but
were obliged TO remain inactive spectators OF the
scene. AT seven O'Clock reinforcement with
artillery arrived, which empodening the COM
mander Ia more decisive measures, he brought the
cannon TO bear upon the mob, and by that means
dispersed them The rioters then drew off TO-
wards the city, not however, without firing several
buildings on their route. ~ ~.
The destruction OF St. Michaers Chtrch and IN =
Aunnery, excited violent tor the sale
~ OF the Odd Church Of ST. Augustine in Fourth
street. and large detachments OF the volunteer po-
lice and watchmen were detailed TO guard il al an
numbers assembled before II, who contened them
selves with uslug threatening language, until the
arrival OF the kensDgton rioters. Then the mus
cations OF what followed began 10 grow very deci-
ded, and al half past nine tn signal for destruction
commenced IN u volley OF stones, directed at the
ediice. At ii o'clock the Church and the Priests
house IN the rear, were In heap OF ruins
The other Catholic churches were then lmmedi-
atey strongly occupied by the military, who, show
Ing determination to protect them at all hazards,
the mob abstained from any further violence
AT IL O'clock, midnight, the Governor arrived
in town and proclaimed martial law. From thai
hour no outrage had occurred. The subsequent
events up to this day, you already have In my pre-
vious correspondence
This account OF the origin and progress of the
riot is, as near as be ascertained, correct, and
yonr readers will be able TO decide upon 1t, IN what
degree each party is in the wrong.
The military force of the city has been reduced,
aud some of the companies from the adjoining
towns have returned to their respective homes.
After tonight, shalt be able to trust to the vo-
unteer force of the diff rent wards.
The quiet OF the city being established shall re.
turn 10 New York Tomorrow W.
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% be senI To the Stat, Department. y Is
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FAD the following interesting and Of
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he muscles Of The back from the long irritation had
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D. Swan, Rochester; Colmau Co. Buffalo.
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70 THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO-
CREATIVE ELIXIR COkDIAL.

yHE greatest discovery medical science that Of NJ M.
Dosomeanx Paris. He has entirely exploded the
ally received opinion the existence OF iEeuab- sety OF
,afr mess indeed OF maormaon which
ytIemrIy r The inynr BILE and un'vesal of his
elixir Codla every lsance, OF producing that Of
,cath which rssu u WI. becom blessed
.ho Tor years childss loneliness has fully establish
ID III ,et h, what usually termed curabs by
he u.e oil the Proerentive tliIr Cordial II Is ipasbe
~ senaria weakness huor albus debility nconnence and
he vsr;oun tram complaints from IIness or
mprudence and invarable its recomnep-
iat,on The fame OF this wonderful Elixir Cordial well 70
ablished Of than fifty Thousand bottles pack
res sufciet evidence OF its excellence aod the
held IL pleasant aud agreeable
The undermined il the only authorised agent for this coun
Try 49, -,
For the Of those residing OF city,
rrdents the Elixir Cordial put
Tor transmission by mail, with full direction for preparing
Prce OF package S. making three bottles.
All letters must be postpaid, and directed to
DR.. i. MELVEATI, boz "a, N. York city.
IN DNW IN OHice T,hey,y.
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MULL'S .rAUSSE.ss;

notice TO EUPTURED PERSONS.
DENSONS stnictcd with rupturas rely upos tho
s,syuments aid .he wo.ld Affords on application tbs
Office No Feey OF the agents in the
epa in the United S.st Be careful TO examine tbs
back pad OF u sses 70 II they are endorsed by Dr..
Hull in writing. None gcrYise, 70 BE- relied upon
good, without his signature 49,
Many persons have pdcrtakea 10 limitations Of Huli
celebrated trusse and Thousands imposed
auenee These limitations cannot be relied upon they are
AIRY tr1sses.
Rooms have Fitted No. yesoy scct, exclusively
Tor ladies' having enr from tho business dcpaY
o,e fsanie in snsasasi storssass ID wait
Grpsie all
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LUCINA CORDIAL.
ELIXIR OF L " & i.


In oldsn time. am us the Jews.
hat second wife mgh. ehoose'
Who's krst b. F. ties unkirciy doom.
No children bore to bless his home
Played TO Luc ne, the mid e's pa ron;
Cal~d TO heir ard the Pr,.tso Isis,
A. even the meek Hinioo--
Warm 20 her cline, and tend, Z. too
If ch,ldlsss we've months ir IN her bridal.
~ esw.pns o her sen,e-,. leo IA
= .Pe iIions Br,mah for chd
: For well she knows, Love shuns to bless
The hindoo bed Of barrenness.
So mich for love in DAYS by gone,
And savage custom in our own;
Bless IN OUR laa', steIil: uniea
No, off mes copjuaai iriicity,
Is thus SUI bed-ay, cen IN TnIs city
Yctmay the barren fthey try
The means, ''inciease and Inu ply"
With Loves EXu" for friend,
Ih' child!e.s e's rpinlnga end.
But not the procreatiye pc ssr
ALONE, is this I'll KRIS dover.
Cor SUMPTION ills it will prevent,
With vgor clothe the mpo,ent;
fuppress gieet, whaterr ITS DATE
Aud all life's fun tons rennvate;
ruptons fiom the akin IL chases,
And brings back be ,aty aud tn graess;
-, wrnsn's t,ut-and ne deceives hef'
From tluor Aibus IL relieves hsr
And zach dssa'e, with proper Gaze, tool
here . but TRUTHS Who cali. them fiction
Shall have stern proof n contradiction,
Let es-ail forms OF suestitioa-
From the sAvANs OF every nation;
W.tn grateful IN ssivea from all guarterr.
THOUSANDS who lay. with fiattering breath.
Almost " thin the Jaws oil death;
Thanks to LIES renJ. in Nassau street.
Ard sonnet me: name the VERY nu ,fIAs .1.,,.
Or DRAINING of pisea,es ordeal,
Cry out for the "Lucaa Cordial"
Persons oyder this icine from the country by sendina
saa have so,, boxed W Ind sns to any Par OF me
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